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.Ml « V ,"' Stranger- Than "Fiction Story Carpenter Tells Details Of Exciting Orbit Flight CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. clinical discussion of the most The launching of Carpenter's (AP) —Malcolm Scott Carpen- dramatic bit of space fiction Aurora 7 spacecraft at 7:4f a.m. ter lived to tell a stranger- yet to come true. (EST) yesterday was a per- than-fiction story today — how fect one. The orbit into which 1 To the scientists, engineers he orbited the earth three times, and the space medicine work- the Atlas vehicle inserted the overshot his landing by 250 ers who monitored every min- capsule was near the ideal. miles and vanished for 41 min- ute of the almost-five-hours- And the orbital flight itself, utes. long flight, this was'fi major as ticked off in Carpenter's flat, Plucked by helicpoter from a milestone on the way to the terse reports, seemed almost dinghy in the- lonely Atlantic moon. routine in spite of nagging little yesterday, Carpenter was taken The mission brought to light problems that kept cropping THE TWIST — This it ell that's left of a barn'on an Atlantic Township farm, owned late last night to Grand Turk new dangers — the hazards of "P. by Charles D. Flock, Phalanx Rd. It was directly in the path of yesterday after- Island in the Bahamas for" an missing landing target areas The really, alarming part noon's twister. According to Mr. Flock, th« twister carved a 200-foot path, several emotional reunion with the first by wide margins, for example came after the Navy lieutenant American to go into orbit, John — and pointed toward solu- commander fired the retro- miles long, and leveled trees and minor obstructions in addition to the barn. H. Glenn Jr. tions of some of the problems rockets that would retard his In relative isolation,' he will of man in space. speed sufficiently to make the tell his exciting stor. there to It opened up too, new vistas capsule drop out of orbit and physicians and spacecraft tech- of voyage by satellite. descend through the atmos- nicians — before he can forget It may even have advanced phere. any part of It. •• . the United States manned space Normally the heat of re- News Conference program beyond the phase of entry, the ionization of the air And then, probably on Sun- three-or even five-or seven-or- in front of the spacecraft, cuts 'Twister' Levels Barrr in Atlantic Twp. day, he will be returned here bit flights, and on to the field off radio communications for a for a news conference — a of 18-orbit, all-day missions. minute or two. John Glenn ex- perienced a communications The skies cleared over New Jersey this on a path 200 feet wide and several miles blackout at this stage of his long. morning after a rash of freakish storms and a historic flight of last Feb. 20. tornado scare swept the state yesterday and VIOLENT RAIN But Carpenter's craft, struck last night. Other portions of the county reported only dumb at the 12:30 p.m. re-entry In Monmoulh'County, a violent storm of short periods of violent rain and gusty winds. AstronaunfsWife never regained its voice. Nor *hdrt duration, called by witnesses a twister Hail fell in the Upper. Bayshore and "Avon did Aurora 7 become visible to or "small tornado^" destroyed a barn and 9T.es. • •• • • • "•• . ' the ships in the planned -re- utility poles in Atlantic Township, - In Rumson, Mrs;-Jean:T.'Schueler, Con- . ' ; • " PHALANX RD. BARN , over La., reported her home struck by light- Never Frightened covery area 800 miles south- t east of here. The craft might "The barn, pn Phalanx'Rd. on a farm be- ning. Damage was confined to a washing longing to Charles D. Flock, was reportedly machine. v • - : ~ CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Rene Carpenter, the have been burned to a cinder. lifted briefly' and dropped in pieces on the Electric power was Interruped in Rumson cool and poised blonde wife of astronaut Malcolm Scott Car- It simply disappeared. machinery stored there. for about 20 minutes at 4:40 p.m. penter, vows she was never frightened during her husband's Wrong Angle y In a nearby dwelling, windows were bro- . Traffic wasi haltejdjor 20(minutes jfl:Rari-j space venture. Aurora - 7, tilted at a wrong Mrs.Carpenter~emerged TrdTSraay-lbhg "seclusion" byhold-" CARPENTER AT EASE — Astronaut Scott Carpenter is "Ren and "twci "chimheys^ toppled, according to tain Township where a 60-foot tree was felled angle at the time the braking p Ing a news conference last night and bringing along her four Mr. Flock. ' rockets were fired, simply went now at Grand] Turk Island, where, ha will describe his by lightning on Middle Rd. Police and em- fair-haired youngsters. They were, she said, wonderful com- The hOme of Mr. Flock's son, Richard into a longer, shallower descent trouble-studded orbital flight and dramatic rescue. ployees of Jersey Central Power, and Light pany for her yesterday. Flock, escaped damage narrowly as tre ; Co. cleared - the road of 'debris . and downed than would have been the case Mrs. Carpenter, who said her husband telephoned her be- (NASA Photo via AP Wirephotol were downed within feet of the building. , power lines. had it "dug in" more steeoly in- fore liftoff from his capsule, looks forward to a reunion with Mr. Flock said the storm crossed his farm (See STORMS, Page 2) to the atmosphere. It plopped him Sunday and a trip to Colorado, the couple's home state. into the ocean off Anegada She and her children, two boys and two girls, saw the Island, north of the Virgin flaming Atlas missile blast-off that sent her husband streaking Bell Labs Protest Islands and about 1,000 miles School Report Is Explained around the world in the void of space. It was the first time southeast of Florida. - an astronaut's family were eyewitnesses of such an event. Carpenter methodically eased WAS DRY-EYED himself out of the floating Bigger School Budgets If Mrs. Carpenter felt moments of anguish, she did not spacecraft and into a rubber Access Road reveal them. dinghy.; Then, while the world wondered what had happened FAIR HAVEN — About 125 lo- U, S. schools which fall into the dents In kindergarten throug' "I'm not a brooding person by nature," she. said. And to him, he sat and waited for cal residents and taxpayers lis- top category for general excel- fifth grade and 460 in grades si: added, "I was dry-eyed." : tened with attentive caution lence. through, eight. Wasn't she frightened during the "concerned part of the help, last night to a recommendation Population Census The suggested enrollment flight?" newsmen persisted. It was not long in coming, To Be Sliiit that school budgets rise appreci- He ended his talk saying that each of the existing schools "I wasn't concerned at all," she replied. Perhaps only (See CARPENTER, Page 2) 1 WOODBRIDGE — Representa- Hill exit and entrance through the ably here in order to maintain the 1965-66 school budget should 400 to 425. The "middle school once, she added, when an unofficial report had said that her tives of the Bell Telephone Lab- park is unsafe and inadequate for and improve the elementary be pushed upwards by $150,000 Dr. Cornell proposes would housi husband's capsule was in the water and nothing had been picked up on radar. . oratories were told yesterday by public use. ' ichool system. over the budget which totals 400 to 600 students in an area o Jersey Man New Jersey Highway. Authority The group gathered with mem- $552,718.. about 50,000 to 55,000 square fee What sustained Mrs; Carpenter during the crucial moments The Bell Labs people have said when her astronaut husband encountered difficulties in his officials that the Garden State the closing will disrupt traffic bers of the Board of Education Dr. Cornell said that a popu- The consultant said his firm hai Parkway's Telegraph Hill Park to hear a summary of the re- lation census taken by his firm calculated on the basis of high venture? First to Spot patterns previously 'established access road definitely would be when the company decided to sults of a recently completed sur- indicates a need for the addition- average of about 110 square fee BACKUP PROCEDURES closed. .. . . vey of the schools by Education- al facilities which his report ad- for each pupil in attendance. build its large facility here. "I think I've been'thoroughly checked out In all backup Carpenter Howard K. Onstott, vice presi- al Research Services, Inc.,- New vises be built. He said the Willow Street am procedures," she said. By the end of the summer York City. From five to 10 yeafs from Knollwood school classrooms SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) dent and general manager of the about 2,500 employees will be •Reminded that her husband had said recently that he was company, led a delegation at a Dr. Francis G. Cornell, presi- now an additional 290 to 300 stu- were too small and, in particu not" going to pray during his flight, that he did not believe in —As millions of Americans waited working at the labs, they said. dent of the firm, led the Infor- dents may enroll in the local Jar, lacked storage space, an im- anxiously at radios and television meeting with authority commis- In the future the number may ! "prescriptions to pray at lift-off time," Mrs. Carpenter was sioners and executives here. mational sessidn by' "commenting schools he said, providing there portant factor in view of moden sets, Lt. Robert R. Godner double., , ; asked if she had prayed. . An authority spokesman said that the Fair Haven schools may is no construction of new homes teaching techniques, he said. Th "No, I did not," she replied. "I felt the same, way," i scanned the Atlantic Ocean from Plan Shelved be classified as being on the bot- on the approximately 200 avail' schools also lacked classroom li the copilot's seat of a Navy PV2 he group was told the authority The labs have favored keeping tom step of the 25 per cent of able building lots. brary facilities, adequate lockei patrol plane, could not withdraw from its plan the Telegraph Hill.area open to This increase, especially in the room facilities as well as gen Goldner, of Cresskill, N. J., had to close the Telegraph Hill access the public and the construction number of students in the upper eral storage areas, he added. picked up the electronic signal road at Crawfords Corner Rd., of a new interchange in the Mid- Apartment Project Holmdel, at 7 a.m. May 30. Green Acres grades plus the advice that at- More Space from the space vehicle at 12:58 dletqwn-Holmdel area. The latter tendance at Willow Street and He also proposed additiona p.m EST, yesterday but there Traffic Patterns project has been temporarily Knollwood schools be reduced by psychological and guidance serv Set for Atlantic Highlands was still no sight of astronaut shelved after some disagreement 25 per cent to gain greater teach- Representing the authority Expmansioj n ices and teaching and admini Malcolm Scott Carpenter. were Commissioners Katharine was expressed locally about the ing efficiency, form the basis for trative supervisory personnel, all ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Con- He noted that there are two Then at 1:13 p.m.—15 minutes plan at Red Hill Rd. his recommendation a new "mid- Elkus White, chairman; 'John B. of which would require mor struction is slated to start today houses on the land which did not later—Goldner became the first Tbwnsend,. vice chairman, and D. The authority and representa- Is Urged dle school" be constructed. -The space. on a $60,000 apartment project on require pilings. man to see Carpenter since the tives of the firm have agreed to new facility would house the up- Louis Tonti, executive director, WASHINGTON (AP) - Gov. The location of both the sev- Bay Aye. The tract is adjacent to the Aurora 7 lifted-off into space. and other officials. hold a series of exploratory per grades. The project will be developed Richard J. Hughes of New Jer- enth and eighth grades in Knoll- recreation center and Jersey Cen "Hey, here he is," Goldner They reiterated their previous meetings to discuss the proposal sey said today he hopes his Planning Base wood School classrooms was a by Joseph A. Marchetti,L Bay tral^Railroad. cried out. Ave., owner of the Atlantic High- statements that the Telegraph (See ROAD, Page 2) stale's Green Acres program can A recommended planning base wise solution to an over-crowding According to Mr. Marchetti, the Down swooped the PV2 for a lands Recreation Center. be.expanded to Include acquisi- would be 1180 students—780 in problem, Dr. Cornell said, but he two-story building will be of brick closer look. Carpenter waved the kindergarten to fifth grades Mr. Marchetti told The Regis- tion of land in storm-damaged pointed out that Knollwood had veneer construction. It will house calmly to the plane. and 400 in grades six through not been designed for the teach- ter that pilings will be Installed shore areas for recreational use. eight one-bedroom apartment "I darned near cried when I In a statement .prepared for eight, the report states. The po- ing of those upper level students. on the . 130xl30-foot apartment spotted him," Goldner said after- Council, 3-2, Rejects units which will rent for about tential enrollment within 10 years site "as a precautionary ~ mea- ward. delivery to the White House Con- The two existing schools could $100 to $125 a month, including would be about 1,100, or 900 stu- (See SCHOOL, Page 2) sure." An electronic measuring stick, ference on Conservation, Hughes utilities. laid he is hopeful that federal known as a radar altimeter, The living rooms will be 16x16 All Baron Nominees assistance may be available for enabled the Navy's Sikorsky tur- feet; the bedrooms, 14x12 feet, an expanded Green Acres pro- bine HSS-2 helicopters to hover NEW SHREWSBURY — Bor-ttion of the nomination, and Coun- and the kitchens, 9x8 feet. gram. > steadily at an even and safe ough Council last night turned cilman Robert L. Davidson sec- New Jersey's $60 million Green A Political Preview height yesterday as Its crew Air Conditioning down, one by one, Mayor Karl onded. In each case, the two fished astronaut Scott Carpenter Acres program was approved last Mr. Marchetti said there will K. Baron's successive nomina- Democrats voted alone for the out of the Atlantic Ocean. year by the voters. It provides Report Is Rapped be air conditioning, fully equipped tions of three Republicans and motion against Republicans Her- for the acquisition of land for kitchens, and an all-electric heat- The altimeter was provided three Democrats for the coun- bert L. Willed, 3d; Donald Cole recreational use. By Kosene ing system. Sikorsky by Electronic Assistance cil vacancy caused by the resig- and John E. Lemon, Jr. The scope of Green Acres, the There will also be an off-street Corp., Red Bank. nation of Lawrenco*Malone. Three Republicans governor said, will be substanti- FAIR HAVEN — The glimmer- parking area. Each vote was 'fl-2. with the After the meeting, Mayor ally extended by participation In ings of what promises to bs a The tract is in a commercial Republican majority against the Baron said Mr. Stashak, Mr. federal programs. sparky political campaign ap- zone, where apartment buildings Democrats. Lenox and Mr. Rick nre all reg- N e w Jersey's constline sus- Index f peared last night at a special are permitted. Mr. Marchetti A tabling motion on the initial istered Republicans. tained severe damage in the meeting of the Board of, Educa- said no variance Is required. nomination was calculated to Mr. Erlacher spoke for him- storm and flood tides of March tion. The structure is scheduled for Page stop further nominations, but this self during the meeting- He said 6-7. The governor hfis suggested They showed themselves when completion by September. Adam & Eve 11 tactic hv the Republican council- not only that he Is a Republican, that the state purchase land Mayor Milton Kosene criticized Allen-Scott 25 men did no' succeed. hut that he is actively interested along the shore to act as a buffer Frank A. Amodlo, Red Bank, is the board educational consultant, Amusements 16-17 The mayor countered by with- in the election of Republican can- zone and protect the state's the architect. Dr. Francis G. Cornell. The niay- Births 2 drawing his first choice, A. John didate Robert Henck to the coun- beaches. or said Dr. Cornell erroneously Two Other Apartments Jim Bishop 6 Erlacher, and nominating, in cil this fall He made no specific reference estimated the richness of this The borough is slated to get Hal Boyle 25 turn. John Crowley and William Mr. Erlacher said he did not to the buffer zono plan but said borough and the people who live two other apartment projects this Bridge 4 T. Wichmann, Democratic candi- wish to make any stntement at he favors "Increased public own- in it. year. Classified 20-23 dates for the council' in next that time as to his willingness ership of storm damaged shore The Democratic maycr's ro- A co-op will be built by Lepa- Comics 24 fall's elections; Edward A. Sta- to run for the council In the No- areas for conservation and rec- vember elections. marks drew an immediate re- rulo and Sons, Summit, on a Crossword Puzzle 4, 8 shak. president of the New reation" as part of the Green Mr. Willett, as spokesman for sponse from Peter deK. D; sinber- tract at First Ave. and Ocean Editorials 6 Shrewsbury Taxpayers Associa- Acres program. Blvd., at an estimated cost of tion; Stanley Lenox, former the Republicans, made it clcaf re, board president and Republi- Herblock 6 $1.5 million, with R0 apartment member of the Board of Adjust- that they do not desiro a "tcm« ' Publicity MaiTwanteijl can candidate for mayor. • Movie Timetable 10 units overlooking Sandy Hook ment; Robert S. Rick, assistant porary councilman" who has Part-time. Interesting small re- Debt Service Peter deK. Dusinberre Mayor Milton Kosene Obituaries 2 tail business Unlimited potential. Bay. Sylvia Porter 8 chief of thn Wayside Fire Com shown no desiro to run for coun- KEJ-4500.—Adv. ' Mr. Kosenn said a 'recommen- the "nonchalant" way Dr. Cor- reciting possible cost estimates Nat Pctlnck, owner of Hopping, Rndlo-Tclevlslon 16-17 onny and a member of the po cil. dation by Dr. Cornell that the nell rolled off his proposed fig- of the amounts the board may Mcllcnry & Frost Lumber, Inc., Religious Services 12, 25 lice reserves, and Florence Wllletl'* View $ Hurry! debt service account of the ures of school costs for have to spend.If the schools arc plans to construct 24 one-bed- Social 10-11 Peskoe, unsuccessful Democratic What the majority of the emm* W off on largq selection can- board's annual budget should rise years to como, and asked to continue to provide what he room units on a three-quarter- George Sokolsky 8 candidate for council in the lnst cl| wanls, Mr. Willett Raid, Is ti dies.-25% off on all toys. Sun Ray by (135,000 In one year was In maxim., "n half a loaf l< better has termed n better Ilia, average icrc parcel between West High- Sports . 18-19 elections. man who ha» dectared h!« will* Drugs, 48 Broad St., Red Bank. his opinion "shocking^ than none." program. land Ave. and West Washington Stock Market i Iri each case, Councilman Fran- Ingness to run for council, M Ad He mid h« wia impressed by Dr. Cornell had just completed (See POLITICAL, Page 3) Ave., it an estimated $200,000. Suctessful Investing . I els Cooper moved for confirma- (Sea COUNCIL, Page 3) •&~Fri%, Msy 25, ;1%2 REGISTER Carpenter 3 iSea Scouts 1 j New Jersey—Mostly fanny to-f [day, high from the 7.&& in. lie' ) OBITUARIES .Levitt Seeks, to' Store Are Rescued j northwest counilts to the low 60s.! 'See rfcally.— though to mu'&tM jinttte trtAhfM, -Cltar iaiiffii,h k.ey«d-up ie Mis 'tlt*-i By Board ' part ui the Mtftury *{*«*- MRS. JOHN MOONEY ' MM. JtOSERCGOK HKV/ YOfcK (Ai^j - Th/e* S*S< where. Eatur-J KHAH3BUK0 '— TM« usft rescue equipment, c*ught mmujkum — M«. AW*RED m- Mconey, fi Miller St., after the capsule had gone Medical Center. * er a king illness. township—but at present only to sable without a variance. Bay late Tuesday night by a Na- 70s in the' Board members, whose recent silent on re-entry. Born in New York City, she Born In Rumson, the daughter .fabricate and store bmlding ma- A major problem considered by vy lifeboat crew. northwest to; meetings have ended at 1 and 2 At 1:20 p.m. the Navy craft ad lived here 40 years. She wasof the late Levi B, and Margaret terials for its 1,280-house proj- the board was the route proposed The watch aboar' d the the low 80s in a.m., unanimously adopted a res- sighted the capsule and was member of Our Lady of Perpet- E, Harvey Van Nest, site had uss the southeast, olution last night setting an 11:30 alHetjp Catholic Church. lived here the past 40 year*. ect at Matawan Township. by the Levitt firm for delivery Suribachi an ammunition ship able to send out the glad news moored at Earle, N. J., saw a Cape May to p.m. curfew for board meetings. Surviving~-«re' her husband, Mrs. Cook was a member of Keyport Auction Co., Bt. 36, of the material > to the Matawan that the astronaut was aboflrd distress signal at 11:20 p.m. Block. Island- Their first try, missed the ohn Mooney; two daughters, the Presbyterian Church. She and last night made application to the Township project — Poole Ave., his raft, waving his armi vig- from the cabin cruiser "Wee Wil- Westerly winds mark by only five minutes. , ses Margaret end Theresa her husband, Benjamin C. Cook, Zoning Board of Adjustment for across Middle Rd. and Rt. 35, orously Mid therefore apparent- ie" about two miles out in the about 10 knots The board has drawn newspa- Mooney, both at home; her fa- Sr., a retired member of the Red a variance to allow Levitt to the continuing up Bethany Rd. to ly in good health. bay. this morning, becoming west to per editorial attacks in the last tter, Louis LaMarca of this Bank Police Department, ob-. use the present auction for in- the development site. Airlift Set Crewmen of the Suribachi northwest 15 to 20 knots this aft- several weeks for lengthy and place; and two sisters, Mrs. Pe-served their 50th wedding anal' door and outdoor storage of build- Representatives of the Levitt A helicopter took Carpenter quickly lowered a lifeboat and rnoon. Diminishing tonight and unproductive meetings. ;er Argents of Long Branch and versary In 1959. ing materials and their fabrica- firm told the board it would con- to the carrier Intrepid, from sider changing this route—if the reached the cabin cruiser within running mostly northwest 10 to Yesterday!s session was ad- Miss Benedetto La Marca of this Besides her husband, she' to tion. 15 knots Saturday. Fair weather which an airplane delivered lace. •,.'... -, ': - - board requested the change—be- 10 minutes. . journed from the previous Thurs- him to Grand .Turk Island. The survived by two eons, Benjamin Ignatius San'Fillippo, a partner with visibility over five miles, day. The Condon Funeral Home, At- C. Cook, Jr., of Eatontowa, and cause of the danger involved Those rescued from the cruiser destroyer PJeree picked up In the auction market, told the EXTENDED FORECAST The board approved a motion antic Highlands, lg in charge of Sgt. Jesse V. Cook of the Red with school children. were identified as Walter Kopacz, Aurora 7 and took it to Roose- board the auction market busi- Mr. SanFillipo stated that the 35, of 155 Main St., Port Mon- In eastern Pennsylvania, south- by Jeremiah Wilson, insurance rrangements. Bank Police Department; Hires' ness would be eliminated com' astern New York, Connecticut committee chairman, to increase velt Roads, Puerto Rico, for daughters, Mrs. Eleanor Cata- Levitt firm intends to lease the mouth, N. J., and James Far- airlift later to Cape Canaveral. pletely if the variance was ap- present auction facilities for a ney, 24, of 12 Collins Ave.. Port and New Jersey, temperatures theft Insurance coverage from lano of Wanamassa and Mrs. proved. The auction presently is during the five-day period Satur- $1,000 to $2,000. At Grand Turk — the same Audrey Clark and Mrs. Gloria period of five years. Levitt in Monmouth, co-owners of the Island to which Marine Lt. Col. Storms a non-conforming use, boat, and Sea Scouts Raymond day through Wednesday are ex- It was also agreed to reappor- Ivins, both of Shrewsbury; 12 tends to complete the Matawan Glenn was taken after his Mer- (Continued) The board will seek the opinion project In one year. Farney, 14; William James, 14, pected to average two to seven tion committee assignments grandchildren; two listen, Mrs. and Charles James, all of Port degrees above normal. Warm when John J. Ryan pointed out cury flight-Carpenter wag met U.S. Weather Observer William June Curchin and Mrs. Elble of the township attorney because No date was set for an opinion with en embrace by Glenn and a by the board, but the Levitt rep- Monmouth. Saturday and Sunday, cooler Mon- that newly-elected board member D. Martin in Long Branch was Slmson, both of Red Bank, and the application seeks permission warm handshake by another fel- resentatives made a request for The Navy said the cabin cruis- day, warmer Tuesday and cooler George Preston is a member of not able to Identify a, tornado a brother, Levi Van Nest of Sea to use only one of the two zones low astronaut. Navy Cmdr. Wjlt- In which the property is located, quick action. er had been caught in rough sea, again Wednesday. seven committees. lefinitely In* this »rea however. Bright. ; • .: • with water coming in and stall- er M.' Schirra. The Weather Bureau reported Services will be Monday at 10 ing the engine. There was no TIDES At the hospital to which Car- more than 100 telephone calls be- a.m. in the, Worden Funeral Calls for Better Liaison equipment for bailing out the (Sandy Hook) penter was taken, he was quoted tween 2 and S p.m. after an alert Home, with Rev. James Ewalt of water, the Navy said, and the Today — High 1:12 p.m. and as exulting, "Boy, the sunrises issued at the Albany, N. Y., Bu-the Presbyterian Church offici- cruiser had gone adrift. low 7:19 p.m. and sunsets. They are more reau. ating. Burial will be at Green- Between Press, Police Those aboard the boat, wet and Saturday,— High 1:33 a.m. and beautiful than anything I've seen The Shore was spared heavy lawn Cemetery, West Long cold, were taken to the Suribachi 2:13 p.m., and low 8:07 a.m. and Monmouth Medical Center on this earth." lamage, Mr. Martin said, by a Branch. for hot coffee and 'dry clothing, 8:38 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Grodberg, It was a more eloquent com- shift in the wind to the north- SHREWSBURY (AP) — New ing newsmen a maximum amount then were returned by the Coast Sunday — High 2:35 a.m. and ment than anything he reported west which carried whatever was MRS. MARGARET AUMACK of information concerning any 175 Monmouth-Blvd., Oceanport, Jersey newsmen have adopted a Guard to their home port of Bel- 3:15 p.m., and low 9:13 a.m. and during his flight. In the air away from the coast. FAIR HAVEN Mrs. Mar- crime. daughter, yesterday. resolution calling for police ford, N. J. 9:49 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Tomaine, Glenn* during the wait at Perhaps the storm's most pe- gareTLawIess AumackV"97," "of chiefs to set up better liaison be- "I want the public to know," The cabin cruiser was towed to (For Red Bank and Rumson Grand Turk for Carpenter'* ar- culiar quirk occurred In Penning- 49 Jackson St., died yesterday in he said, "because the public may 31 Seventh Ave., Long Branch, tween the press and police de- the Suribachi, pumped out and bridge, add two hours; Sea daughter, yesterday. rival, confided that "I don't think ton where a 2'^-ton truck was Shrewsbury Manor Nursing partments. help in spotting a suspect." taken to Belford. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long there was anyone on Cape taken for a short ride through Home, Hess also said he is in favor Mr, and Mrs. Edward Suozzo, The resolution was passed last Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Canaveral who didn't have some space by another twister. She was the widow of Frank of a proposal by Attorney Gen. 371 Lowden Garden, Long night by the New Jersey Associ- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) doubts some time during the The driver, Robert Dull, 23, B. Aumack. Robert Kennedy to strengthen Branch, daughter, yesterday. ated Press, meeting here In WATERBURY, Conn. (AP) — day, I know I did." aid, "I thought the ground was Mrs. Aumack wag born in Mid- laws dealing with police brutal- New Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mildner, Shadowbrook restaurant. Violent spring storms—tornadoes, Big Welcome •reaklng up. It was afternoon dletowo, daughter of the late ity, but that he resents implica- 186 Whalepond Rd., Oakhurst, heavy rain and hail and strong Carpenter was sure to get a but it was black as night. I Richard and Maria Norman Fred Hess, president of the tions that all police use brutal- daughter, yesterday. winds—struck damaging blows in big welcome here, both from the was scared." Lawless, and lived In this area New Jersey Chiefs of Police, told ity. Sought In Mr, and Mrs, Albert Wiener, the annual state meeting of the eastern and central sections of space-minded Florida communi- Tree In Road practically all of her life. Robert Stakesing, city editor of he country yesterday. 1016 Grassmere Ave., Wana- news gathering co-operative that massa, son, yesterday. ties and from the wife and four Mr, Dull was driving home at She was the oldest member of the Peterson Evening News, was Tornadoes ripped across Water- he would advise police chiefs of Estes Case Fitkln children who watched his thund- 1:45 when he teas halted^by; a Trinltv Epiacopai church, Red their" obligations to make infor- elected president of the New Jer- FRANKLIN, Tex. (AP) - A bury and nearby towns and east ering lift-off Thursday. ree lying across the road. Mo- sey Assqciated Press. He suc- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heidel, mation available to the press. pathologist's finding of probable central Kansas. Severe wind, rain President' Kennedy telephoned ments later the driver and truck ceeds James R- Sutphen, man- 211 Broadway, Freehold, son, Surviving are a daughter, Mrs,, murder in the year-old death of and hail storms lashed areas in yesterday. congratulations to Carpenter. ere airborne. Tho driver «uf- Louis • Miller of Fair Haven; He said the matter would be aging editer of The'Record, Hack- New Jersey, Oklahoma and New Henry Marshall, who investigated iVIr. and Mrs. Norman T. Ap- His home town of Boulder, Colo., ered minor injuries when the two' sons, Chester Aumack of brought up at the annual state ensack. York state. affairs of Billie Sol Estes, sent plegate, 9 Swan Lake Dr., Free- said it expected him there Mon- ruck flipped to its side. Monmouth Beach and Frank B. meeting of police chiefs next At least two persons were killed, officers digging for clues to the hold, daughter, yesterday, day night for a welcoming cere- State police said the twister cut Aumack of Millburn; nine grand- month. one man in the tornado in Water- slayer today. Rlvervlew mony on Tuesday. path 200 feet wide, ripped up children, and 10 great-grand'— Hess, who Is chief of the Hold Motorist; bury and a farmer in an electrical rees, damaged the Pennington This development occurred as Mr. and Mrs. Pracido Flcarra, But the big-city ticker parades children. Bloomfield Police Department, a congressional committee pre- storm in Chittenango, N. Y. Elementary School, lifted the top said he personally believes In giv- 13 Willow St., Red Bank, son, that greeted Glenn, Navy Cmdr. Services will be held tomorrow Drunk Charge pared to open a hearing in Wash- Nearly 50 persons were injured, yesterday. ff a barn, then blew itself out. at 2 p.m. in Adams Memorial Including 35 in Waterbury and 17 Alan Shepard and Air Foce In Trenton, 15,000 public school ington Monday on the operations Mr. and Mrs. Robert Conn, Home, Red Bank. Rev. Canon LITTLE SILVER — Herbert in Altus, Okla. None was re- Capt. Virgil Grissom are prob- ihildren were sent home when of Estes, Pecos, Tex., promoter RFD-1, Colts Neck, son, yester- Charles H. Best, rector of Brockway, 37, ot 62 Willshire ported injured seriously. ably not in the cards for Car- ikies darkened, but the city had Pay Hike...... of multi-million-dollar farm en- day.— ---'•• - Trinity Episcopal Church, will Dr.,' New Shrewsbury, was terprises who has been indicted penter. Space travelers are no inly heavy showers. Property damage in the storm Mr. and Mrs. John Salayi, 18 officiate. Interment will be in charged with drunken driving last on fraud and theft charges. longer prime acrvelties. Weather observers picked up a belt was expected to run into the Elm St., Hazlet, son. yesterday. Fair View Cemetery. Ordinance night after his car went through Dr. J. A. Jachimczyk of Hous- millions of dollars. Although astronaut families in- possible twister in the Jamesburg a barricade on Seven Bridge Rd., ton, who' studied the exhumed Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bruno, variably watch astronaut launch- rea on radar scopes but there In Waterbury, a,city of some 297 Highland Ave., Long Branch, Ings on television, Carpenter was MRS. ETTA H. BUCK at Silverside Ave. body of Marshall, made his final 110,000 population, 45 homes were re no eye witnesses. \ Is Adopted daughter, this morning. the first to have his wife and HIGHTSTOWN - Mrs. Etta H. Police Sgt. Walter Stearns autopsy report yesterday to Dis- destroyed and 150 other damaged. Out of state, tornadoes were re- - -MARLBORO — The Township made—the complaint after Dr. trict Judge John Barron. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gervasi, children on hand to watch the sorted in Levittown, Pa., and Buck, 83, died yesterday In her Damage was estimated at several 1506 Evergreen Ave., Wanamas- home, 320 North Main St. Committee last night adopted a John F. Heffernan pronounced The physician expressed belief million dollars. The tornado cut real thing from the beach. anbury, Conn., according to Mr. (alary ordinance that would in- Brockway under the influence of that Marshall, shot five times sa, daughter, this morning. Carpenter's parents, who are ifartin. Mrs. Buck, formerly of Free- jagged path 100 yards wide in • Patterson Hospital hold, was born in Lawrenceville, crease the pay of, the five town- liquor following an examination with a .22 -caliber bolt action Waterbury. divorced, depended, upon tele- ship committeemen and double Fort Monmouth vision at their homes in Color- daughter of the late James and Brockway was held in the Long rifle, was murdered but said A twister hit Pennington, N. J., the salary of the building in- Sp.4 and Mrs. Forest S. Saf- Emma Hutchinson. Her Husband Branch jail overnight and was "there is the barest possibility of along the southern edge of a ado. Mrs. Florence Carpenter, School spector — zoning officer. ford, Sr., 600 Fifth Ave., Asbury was the late H. Irving Buck. released this morning in $250 bail suicide," Judge Barron related. ;torm belt from New York and the mother, at Boulder said she The ordinance calls for tho sal-pending a hearing June 7. He Dr. Jachimczyk also saffijthere Park, son, Wednesday. would be perfectly agreeable to (Continued) ' Surviving are two sisters, Mrs. Pennsylvania into New England. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Norman iot be expanded, Dr. Cornell Charles R. Applegate, Sr., and aries to be retroactive to Jan. 1. was not hurt in the crash, and was evidence Marshall's nSlood No one was hurt. have Scott make another orbital Fred VonRodeck, Rt. 79, said his car suffered only minor dam contained 30 per cent carbon B. Williams, 48 Olongapo La., flight — "but not right away." iaid. Mrs. Van Dyke Polhemus of Me- he "protested and disapproved" age, police,said. monoxide at the'time he died last Smaller twisters and heavy hail Fort Monmouth, daughter, The father, Marion Scott Car- There was no available land tuchen. struck Hutchinson, Kan., while of the salary ordinance because June 3. Judge Barron said the Wednesday. penter of Palmer Lake, called round the Willow Street School Service will be Saturday at 10 other small tornadoes hit 10 it was retroactive. He added that pathologist estimated 35 to 40 per the occasion Vthe tensest five nd any addition to the Knollwood a.m.: in "the Freeman Funeral he felt that people should not re- Record Run cent carbon monoxide—the gas in miles north of Emporia and near )ullding would mean the sacri Home, Freehold, with Rev. Dav- Mount Hope, Allen, and Council hours I've ever spent." ceive a salary increase during the NEW YORK (AP) - The musi- exhaust fumes from an auto- Road Officials of the National Aero- ice of yaluable parking and play id P. Muyskens officiating. Bur- Irove.No injuries were reported. ireas, he added. middle of their terms. cal "My Fair Lady" ends Its rec-mobile—could cause death. (Continued) nautics and Space Administration ial will be at Maplewood Ceme- Mayor Paul E. Chester said all ord-breaking broadway run July The autopsy likewise disclosed Winds up to 90 m.p.h. lashed awaited detailed study of the re Property around both schools Js tery, Freehold. Oklahoma communities, including to put an Interchange in the area, salary increases were included 7. a severe blow on Marshall's head. sults of Carpenter's flight before developed to a high degree, thus Altus, a town of about 20,000 in the spokesman said. and planned for in this year's The definite closing date was Dr. Jachimczyk said all five The authority said it recognizes making up their minds as to making it prohibitively expensive LOFSTROM SERVICES .budget. He also said the ordi- set Tuesday by producer Her- bullets entered from the front and he southwestern part of the for purchase. RED BANK - Services state, and Oklahoma City. Heavy the need for an interchange there the need for any more three- tor nance had not been introduced man Levin. came from a gun very close to and has not "shut the door" on orbit missions. Dr. Cornell said the sur< Mrs. Nellie.A. Lofstrom, who until this time because of the the body. District Attorney hail pelted areas near -Altus, eV took five months to com- that project. However, the facility Dr. Robert R. Gilruth, director died Wednesday at 112 Wallace J "great amount of work our at- Since opening March 15, 1958 Bryan Russ had said earlier there where damage was estimated at ilete. canr.ot be Ideated at Telegraph of Project Mercury, said five- St., will be held at 7 o'clock/ torney has had to do." the show will have played 2,621 was a possibility one shot hit several hundred thousand dol- A copy of the 90-page report tonight at the Adams Memorial / Hill as it now exists, authority orbit and seven-orbit flights are Mrs. Alyce Lathrop, Pleasant performances, being seen by 3'/ Marshall in the back. lars. Fifteen of the 17 injured f the project is available to the Home here. • / million persons and grossing al officials added. They said the en- under consideration, but added Valley Rd,, said she felt the sal- The inquest verdict five days were treated at hospitals and re- niblic in the municipal library. Rev. W. Gordon Lowden,' most $20 million. gineering modifications would be that even these might be skipped ary increases for the committee- after Marshall's death was sui- leased. The board said it is invest! pastor of the Methodist Church a case of "extensive surgery." in favor of 18-orbit flights that men are worthy because of the cide. Thunderstorms rumbled across jating a proposal to obtain re will officiate. Burial will be to- work that they have done. The capital of Outer Mongol!; The talks, which will begin in would provide an entire day of sections of New York State, about 10 days will be staffed by rints of the booklet to gain a morrow aftetnoon In the Old The ordinance provides for the is Ulan Bator. The country's It pays to advertise In The caused power failures and the space data. wider distribution of the Informa Swedish Cemetery, Worcester, area is 600,000 squire miles. lawyers and engineers of both or- D. Brainerd Holmes, chief of following increases: committee- Register.—Advertisement emporary shutdown of an ob- ganizations. They will explore ion to the public. Mass. men, up $250 to $1,250; building servation tower at Niagara Falls. the NASA-manned lunar re possible ways and means to pro- search program, said that "as Inspector-zoning officer, up $2,500 Strong winds also swept areas vide the needed services in the to $5,000; clerk, up $200 to $2,- Against Supermarket in western Missouri, Iowa and surely a» we're sitting here, and FOR ANY OCCASION area as soon as possible, it was with the backing of the people 000; deputy clerk, up $300 to $800; most of Nebraska. brought out. welfare director, up $300 to $1,- and with God's help, we'll have The storms diminished late in 300; treasurer, up $400 to $1,600; Temporary wooden barricade a man on the moon In this dec- HONEY BEE FLOWERS Proposal in Raritan he night In eastern sections and magistrate, up $200 to $2,000; gates have been erected 600 feet ade." RUSSELL T. HODSKISS only thundershowers were re- court clerk, up $100 to $1,100; from Crawfords Corner Rd. In RARITAN TOWNSHIP — A ported In southern New England Walter C •Williams, Project Planning Board secretary, up 15-acre tract In back of the Fam- the Telegraph area. 464 BROAD STREET, dozen persons armed with a pe- and the central Atlantic coast Mercury operations director, said $200 to $1,200; health officer, up ily Circle Discount store, Rt. 36. They will be closed and locked tition signed by 103 residents region. the Aurora 7 capsule overshot SHREWSBURY $500 to $1,000; and municipa Anthony DeLorenzo, manager Wednesday morning. the Union Park section, last nigh its target because it was 8 to building Janitor, up $50 to $200. of Food Circus, Middletown. told Some early morning temper- Only state police cars and am- strongly objected to a propose 10 degrees off its planned attitude SH 1-4020 A new position is created by the board the firm had originally atures and conditions: New York bulances will use the access road planned to combine with Family when the reverse rockets fired. the ordinance. This will be a $350,000 food supermarket be 67, clear; Chicago 59, clear; Bos- after the closing. Reliable Since 1927 Circle in its new store planned to The capsule should havo been $300 salary for the secretary for tween Poole and Florence Aves. on 61, clear; Washington 64, Motorists who violate the new The objection was made to a var- be built east of its present Rt. clear; Atlanta 68, clear; Miami regulation will be subject to a tilted at 34 degree angle to the BY WIRE ANYWHERE the Board of Adjustment. Hourly 36 location. horizon, but was incllnde at 24 workers, mainly the road fore- iance application presented to the 75, clear; Louisville 61, clear; maximum fine of $200 and a jail Zoning Board of Adjustment b; He said the move was made by Detroit 57, clear; St. Louis 70, term. or 26 degrees, Williams said man and laborers, will receive a The result was a too-shallow re J5-cent-an-hour increase, making John Azzolina and Sons, Inc., op "mutual agreement" because of cloudy; Minneapolis 44, clear; Kansas City 66 rain; Denver 54, entry angle, a too-long glide. the foreman's! salary $2.50 an erators of the Food Circus, Mid possible traffic problems, and the hour and the laborers' $2.25 an dletown, to allow construction ol new site was selected because of clear; Dallas 70, partly cloudy; Federal Grant Williams added that becaus( hour. a 13xl60-foot supermarket on its proximity to the new Family Phoenix 72, clear; Seattle 49, of the improper angle, the retro- Circle Store. rain; San Francisco 53, cloudy; For Middletown rockets fiwtf five seconds later It is necessary for' the Middle- Los Angeles 55, clear; Anchorage WASHINGTON (AP) — The of- than they should have — which town firm to secure a variance 49, partly cloudy, and Honolulu fice of education announced yes- probably added another over- ROBERT A. BRAUN from the Zoning Board, or re- 75, cloudy. terday approval of a $100,897 shoot of 20 miles or so. ining, because the property in grant to help the Middletown As for the reason for th« im- "HOME FOR FUNERALS" question is located in three dif- FARM BILL • Township school board,' Mon proper tilt, Williams said, "we'l ferent zones. WASHINGTON (AP) - The mouth County, N. J., meet its have to study the tapes and dis- One of the county's most modern funeral Mr. DeLorennJ said the store ienate last night adopted a farm current operating expenses. cuss this with Scott." homes with a completely home-like atmosphere. would be similar to the Middle- bill amendment providing strict Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N. J., JOHN VAN KIRK & SON town Food Circus and would in- production and marketing con- was advised of these other grants DRIVER FINED clude a package liquor depart- trols for corn and other livestock under a law requiring federal FAIR HAVEN - Acting Mag- M Cooper ra., Mlddletown oil rt 35 w ffeaileii'0 Corner Msiraegis 105 BROAD STREET EATONTOWN ment. feed grains. The vote was 46-37. aid to schools that teach chil- istrate Whitney Crowell yester- Convenient Terms sii mm CHHn Objections raised by the area Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., dren of federal employees: 811 TiS« Liberty 2-038S day fined Walter G. Schroeder residents were: increased traffic, D-N.J., voted with the majority: Brick Township, Monmouth 200 Elizabeth Ave., Asbury Park Formerly of East Orange added dancer to the children, Sen Clifford P Case, R-NJ., County, $19,068; Jackson Town- $15 for careless driving and $10 lower property values, and the against. ship, Ocean County, $11,665, and for driving with an expired II- Beauty ... Quality ... Craftsmanship in claim that there arc enoughi Kgg Harbor, $4,029. |cense. stores the area. It odds up! More and more The board reserved decision on people use The Register ads each SNDURING MEMORIALS the application until its June 14 issue because results come fast- Worden Funeral Home meeting. I er.—Advertisement. t¥* ir« spKiilistt hi morsamantj tculp- tufed Iron S»l»ct Barro Gr«nita end 60 E. 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With be of considerable help in solv- Professor ot Education a two-hour piano practice and ing at' least one facet of your Q) "W« originally invested our choice as a replacement for Pep- Somestimes superior students a one-hour play period, I can't problem. hard-earned dollars in t few si. • • .••••>..,• have school problems that are dif- get all of It done, What can I Dear Dr. Nason: *&*».' We have sold all of these Beginning in 1959, thf average ficult for many people to under- do? My teachers have a tendency and BOW owe only Pepsi-Cols growth rate for Magnavox, com- stand. M. B., Odessa, Tex. to assign as homework material and Northern Indiana Public pounded annually, has amounted Recently, I It sounds outrageously simple which has no substantial con- Service. To gain more price ap- to 38.8 per cent. If this trend received these but you could learn to do your nection with the course. I am * preciation, we continues — and there is a good letters from home work faster. Just by read- extremely Interested in all my would like to chance that it will — Magnavox unusual- ing your letter I can suggest one lessons but, (o remind the teach- sell Pepsi and could be selling substantially ly bright stu- way of speeding it up. You can ers of my "moderately rebel- put the money higher over the next few years. dents who are learn to write faster and better. lious character," I have (with into either Q) "I have $10,000 to invest faced wit h Take a short sentence and write permission tacked up an arti- Magnavox or and can get 9 per cent on a first these p r o b- it several times. Each time, try cle entitled "The Unpardonable more Northern mortgage that is absolutely safe. lems. consciously to improve your Sin of Homework." Please un- Indiana stock. The yields on good stocks with Dear Dr. handwriting. After1 you have writ- derstand that by homework I Which do you growth potentials are much less Or. Nason Nason: ten the sentence five times, con- mean writing exercises to be prefer?" than this. Would you advise me Like a centrate on speed without losing done at home. What can I do A) I think to take the higher interest rate thousand other children, I have quality. about it? r SPEAR y0U .8hQUld * on mortgages or invest in stocks a school problem. I'm called a Fifteen minutes of practice each R. M. Pelitcodiae, N. B. warmly commended for the way I would appreciate your help in brilliant student but my teacher day for a couple of weeks will Judging from your letter, you you've handled your affairs. It this matter." are in a position of many super- takes great courage to adjnlt A, P. men, will be followed by a gen- ior students. You are ahead of mistakes, accept losses and move A) I would like very much to NJ Jaycees' eral business assembly. Both the your classmates. into good quality situations. help you. The answer to your governor's address and the as- Homework is merely "busy sembly will be open to the pub- Pepsi is a sound stock, but problem however, depends entire- work" to you. But it is probably the future growth of most soft ly on your age, your financial Convention ic. a valuable experience for some circumstances and your need of SHE NAMED IT — Mayor Herbert E. Werner of Eotontown, left, presents prize to At the banquet dinner Saturday other members of the class. Try drink companies seems limited. night, the featured speaker will If capital appreciation is your ob- income. • Mrs. Yolanda Hardman, winner of the "Give Ui a Name" contest sponsored by the Starts Today to be patient with them and, at If.you are approaching retire- be the sports broadcaster, Mel the same time, keep working jective, Magnavox would be my former Eatontown News, which yesterday relocated and expanded its business to Allen. ment and income is Important to ASBURY PARK — The New toward your own goals. 10-12 Main St. The store's name now it Village Superette. Herman Cohen, one The Red Bank Jaycees an- (If you have a question for Dr. you, I would take the mortgage Jersey Junior Chamber of Com- nounced today their delegation to remembering always that th< of the store's owners, it with them. Judges for the contest were members of the merce is holding its annual con- Nason, write him in care of this Youths Plead the convention. Representing the newspaper. He will discuss in his latter is a frozen asset and tha Mayor's Committee for Progress. The prize was a transistor radio. vention here, starting today chapter will be Harry DeSamper, column those of most general you must have other reserves in through Sunday. president; Robert Dawson, David column Not Guilty a savings institution to meet con- More than 3,000 delegates are Dillon and George Mayer, vice interest. tingencies. expected at this major event of presidents; Charles Rose, secre- FREEHOLD — Two youths the organization, which will con- pleaded not guilty before County If you are young and on the tary; Paul Greenblatt, treasu*ier^ clude with the election of a new 1rplitical Judge Elvin R. Simmill here way up — with a reasonable and Robert Strahan and Charles income from business or other slate president Sunday. Adams, directors. Also, Keith (Continued) yesterday to charges of armed The delegates will assemble to- robbery. sources — I should unhesitatingly Klarin, Frank Hernandez and The figures, Mr. Kosene said, recommend strong growth stocks. night for a welcoming reception Lawrence White. [ailed to show an "intelligent re- The youths, according to As party and attend, a general cau- sistant Prosecutor Solomon These, unlike your mortgage, can lationship of our tax structure," cus to hear candidates for office. adding: Lautman, were Jack Sullivan, increase your capital substantial- The finals of the "Speak Up Jay- 239 Garfield Ct., Long Branch ly as the economy grows. "Everybody isn't rich" here. cee" contest to select the organ- Bond Co., When Mr. Dusinberre took the and Burton Ullery, 786 Briar (Mr. Spear can not answer all ization's outstanding public speak- Ave., Toms River. mall personally but will answer floor, he said the community er also will be held tonight. was faced with two options — The youths are charged with all question possible in his col- Taxpayers The annual state parade will be one of strictly limiting or reduc- holding up Gordon Thompson, umn.) conducted throughout the city ing school expenditures or, sec- Rt. 537, Colts Neck, while he Saturday morning. Units from all was bartending at the Red Roof Foot Bill ond, increasing them to maintain parts of the state, representing the high caliber of the system. Tavern, Rt. 36, Holmdel, April 3d Straight many of the 160 Jaycee chapters UNION BEACH-This borough 25, and taking $110. will take part in this event, which finally has collected part of, an He told the 125 persons in the audience they must expect to pay Judge Simmill set May 29 as tells of the "Jaycee Projects of old "debt." more for the srtie services. He • trial date and assigned J. George Sharp Loss the Year." What it didn't collect will be said it was up to the citizenry Smith, Asbury Park, to represent Also on Saturday, Governor footed by. the taxpayers. Sullivan, and Jerry Sokol, Free- Richard J. Hughes will deliver The governing body- last night to decide. His remarks drew ap- hold, to represent Ullery. For Market the keynote address. The gov- received a $2,500 check — the plause. NEW YORK (AP) — An early ernor's address, his first before maximum amount payable under Dr. Cornell told Mr. Kosene Howard Thome, 374 Monmouth his firm had "carefully examined Rd., West Long Branch, pleaded recovery^ drive failed and the this organization of 7,000 young the borough's bond — from Royal the tax base, evaluations and guilty to charges of grand lar- stock market took a sharp loss Indemnity Co., Newark bonding ceny and breaking and entering. yesterday in heavy trading foi firm, covering money shortages ratables" of the community and the county. He indicated that The prosecutor said Thome is the third straight session. Council n the water department account charged with stealing a car be Of 1,283 Issues traded, 292 ad- between May 1957 and October communities of a similar econom- longing to William Kainzlen in vanced and 777 declined — the (Continued) 1958. ic structure to Fair Haven's had JNeptune Township May 7. The latter comparing with Wednes- $cm Jucm < „ that the experience gained by The shortages, totaling well decided to continue and improve defendant is also charged with day's 1,005 losers, the highest to- the remaining seven months of over $3,000, were discovered as educational programs. breaking into three homes in tal since Oct. 21, 1957. New this year has some chance ot a result of an investigation, in Mr. Dusinberre said that the Deal May 12 and 13. highs for the year totaled four iNtCAH PUERTO being employed further in coun- 1958 and 1959, by the state Di- value of homes in Fair Haven Judge Simmill set June 13 for and new lows 442. WCO cil service. vision of Local Government and compared to those in neighbor- sentencing. American Telephone and Since the majority voted down local .auditors. ing communities could be attribu- Magnavox were most activ the nomination of the two Dem- In March of 1960, Mrs. Jose- ted to the quality of the school phine Gryner Joel, who was wa- systeri. stocks. AT&T dosed unchanged WHERE CARPENTER LANDED — Cross at right locates area some 1,000 miles south- ocratic candidates, and since one at 115% on 66,800 shares. Magna- Republican candidate. Mr. Lem- ter rent collector at the time east of Cape Canaveral, Fla., where Scott Carpenter and his Aurora 7 landed in the the state investigation started, vox rose Vs to 34>/8 on 56,400 on, is an incumbent, this leaves Soldier Held shares. IBM was third most ac- Atlantic after three orbits of the earth. Smaller cross indicates where John Glenn one man who fits the specifica was acquitted by County Cour tive, trading on 55,400 shares, tions set forth by Mr. Willett: of charges of embezzlement. sank to a new yearly low of 398, landed after a flight ,ipf similar proportions last Februray. (AP Wirephoto Map) Republican candidate Henck. The state had charged thai On Gun Charge Korvette, unchanged at If the mayor cannot make a Mrs. Joel received water rents EATONTOWN — Pvt. Larry and Standard Oil (New Jersey), Missile Unit Reserve Decision nomination that council will con- and receipted the bills, but had Cottman, 21, of Co. E, Fort up V* at 52%, were fourth and Middletown firm within 30 days of the May failed to deposit the money in Monmouth, was charged witli fifth most-active. To Get Trophy 3 resignation of Mr. Malone, the borough's water account. carrying a concealed weapon—a Eight of the volume leaders In Auto Fatality council may then choose its own It was brought out at the trial .22 revolver—in his car on Rt. 35, declined, five advanced and two Firm Gets appointee.' that the defendant was not the last night, state police reported. SEA GIRT — MaJ. Gen. James MIDDLETOWN — Magistrate were unchanged — a better rec- F. Cantwell, chief of staff, New To Try Again only person who had access to Cottman was arrested by Troop- ord than Wednesday's when all W., Gilbert Manson reserved de- the funds. er Paul Ferguson- of Shrewsbury ' Jersey Department of Defense, cision yesterday on a hearing in Mayor Baron last night called but one of the most active Issues will review close to 500 troops Parkway Pact another special meeting for May Barracks, and was lodged In the declined. municipal court on a charge of Five thousand visitors attend county jail In Freehold, pending here tomorrow in a parade high- WOODBRIDGE — The New causing death by auto lodged 28, which is within his 30-day Polaroid rose 5/», and Johns-Manville l'/J. battle to relieve themselves of u s the Chapel Hill Nike site in Mid Middletown, who asked $37,800. Magistrate Manson will await Chrysler was up Vi- - - Rub- dietown Township, for profi The material will be used as recommendations of the county the painful necessity of turning ber gained l'/J. ciency at the battery's annua fill for slopes in the Eatontown prosecutor before rendering a de- down a series of nominees. yesterday's closing stocks: IN YOUR BUSINESS? service practice at Ft. Bliss, Tex. area of the Garden State Park- cision. This battle featured repeated AOP Ind 6"J T-T-E Ckt Br~ "k 1514 long readings from Roberts' Adams Ex Johns Man 46 Battery C outscorod every oth- way. Mrs. Saccomanni was repre- Offering up to $7,500.00 working capital to Atr Rertuo Jones * li Bl Rules of Order by the borough Alls* Cp Joy Miff M er National Guard .missile unit The authority also agreed to sented by Charles Frankel, As attorney, Milton A. Mausner, un- small corporations. Phone SH 1-5061 and ask Allsg Lud Kaiser Al in the state. The trophy is given acquire 106 acres of property bury. Park attorney. DO MOST AHe* Pw KemiftcotK t 73»4 til Mr. Davidson pointed out that for small business department or write Box 44, Allied Ch 8% Koppers ' 38* annually in honor of Col. Gor- in the Cheesequake State Park AMI) Clial Kresse, BS J9V in any case this council is not Alcoa 53 Krorer MV don S. Lee, who commanded the from the state. Contingent to the Red Bank, N. J. Am Alrlln I9'l Lehlgh C*N 1« Flow of Refugees obligated to follow Roberts' PEOPLE Am Brk Sb Leh Port C 18'! 254th Artillery until his retire- purchase agreement will be the LICENSED BY THE STATE OF NEW JERSEY Am Can <«4 Leh Val Ind ment in 1960. The 254th has since conveyance by the state Conser Am Cyan 42* Stops at Border 1 w, been under tbe command of Col vation Department of 65 acres of Am M*Pdy 55% LOB , alam HONG KONG (AP)-A com- COME TO Am Mot 15 Lib McN*L John Ireland, Trenton. authority owned land in the park Am Smelt B9 LIKE ft My petent border source said the Am Btd 15" Lukens Stl 49 Tomorrow's ceremony and re which is valued at $8,360. The Am TeliTel 115'. Mack Trk 3S14 cost of the 106-acre strip to the flow of refugees across the Chi- GRANT'S Am Tob 381i Martin M 20H view will begin at 6 p.m. The nese border into Hong Kong had Am Viscose 54 Merck 78«i authority will be $30,000. Amp Inc 21 MOM .17 Lee trophy will be accepted by stopped today and it appeared Anaconda 43',i Minn MAM 53 Lt. Vincent J. Zolnoski, com James P. Casey, authority rea the Communists had taken posi SAVE MONEY FOR AIL Armeo fitl 56 Mo Pno A 45 »i estate supervisor, explained that Armour * Co 41% Mont War! 3014 manding officer of Battery C. tive action to curb the exodus Armst Ck 63V4 Nat Disc 38 the land to be acquired was that Aslll Oil 2i'i N Cash Reg R5; which had sent 60,000 across Atchlnon !i Param PIct and fulfilled by Charles B. Hem- Bucy Erie Penney, JO «v Jersey Bank & Trust Co., Free- refugees have been held until Bulova Pa PwftLt hold, and the Asbury Park and bling and Son, 13 Catherine St., they could be returned to Red Hurl In<1 Pa Ml Red Bank. The authority voted Cate, JI Pepsi Cola 13* Ocean Grove Bank, Asbury Park. China. Cater Trao PerKln Elm yesterday to accept the work and nelaneie Phil Bl The presidents of both banks One» * Oh Phi II Pet 30V make final payment. Chrysler Pit Steel asked In advance to presen Two Care Crash; Cities Svo Puilmnn ft Coca Cola Pub Bv EftQ 31tt statements at the hearing urging 10'xl4'ROOM Colj Palm Pure Oil . 80>J approval of the mergor. Drivers Uninjured Colum Out UCA S1H FIND OUT Coml Solv 01' They are Robert S. Barlow of Egg Market MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — : COMPLETELY PREPARED Con Edll Heading Co 7 the Central Jersey Bank and Jo- Both drivers escaped injury last cont Can Repub stl NEW YORK (AP)—Wholesale orn P<1 Jtevlon seph Thummcss of the Asbury night when their enrs collided on JUST Crown Kcll Reyn Met 5514 egg offerings more than nmple Big room comfort at small Hey Tob Park and Ocean Grove Bank. West Front St., here according to Cruo Ell on large and burdensome on prices! See how we can give rurtlM Wr Rob Fulton M% State Police at Shrewsbury Bar- Del & Hud 10% fit Jos Lead smaller sizes. Demand light on BY CALLING lent Blip 231231i fit Ref Pup Mil TRUCK DRIVER KILLED racks. you more for your money. r>oug Air 22V, Scars Itoeb «'.4 large and limited on balance yes- Bow Chera 5u Pont 215% Bindnlr LITTLE FALLS (AP)-Asher terday. Dun I.t M'i Rrnllh, AO s» Pelton, 55, of Passaic Ave., Pas- New York spot quotations: ulary, 17, of 94 Harrison Ave., 741-9028 Socony 27 K.!t Ko* 1OU1 •St«4 snic, was crushed at the wheel Red Bank, which had been halted End John 1BU fiou rap, MIXEI- COLORS Bmi Ry M'i of a pickup truck he was drlvinR nt a stop street, was struck in Erl» Lack 314 Bperry H(\ Extras (47 lbs. min.) 29-30'/2; NO DOWN Flrcictonn 3S Btil Brand III '.i when the vehicle overturned on extras medium (40 lbs., average) the rear by enr driven by Mi- GRANT FMC Cl> fl' ltd OH cm Fort Mot BOM. Htd Oil Nit 6671 Rt. 46 yesterday. An autopsy 22-23; smalls (35 lbs. overage) chael Boyle, 1°, of 60 Patterson Oarrett 4314 "'...." Pack 83 H was scheduled for loday to de- Ct,, Shrewsbury. Trooper John PAYMENT oen Accept 2D11 Texaco 14. 19l/a-M'/2; standards lV/2-WA\ PRINTERS am Cl«nr 3414 Tex a Prod 8) termine if Pelton suffered a fa checks 2G-27. Robertson of Shrewsbury Bar- OliTl Dynam 2714 Textron Clon Islet 07 28' tal heart attack before the ac rackg issued a summons to Mr. Add A Room Now Tldewat Oil WHITES © 1st Pint, in Oct. n«n V&t TOi Transamer HJ4 cldent, A rider in the truck, Mi- Boyle for operating a car with COMMERCIAL flen Motors SO'A tin farbliln Extras (47 lba. min.) 29-30'/2; HUN TINO Oen Pub Ut 3H4 Un Pao M'ii chael Petmska, 55, of 93 Crooks extras medium (40 lbs. average) defectivo brakes. O Tel*Hl 21H ITnlt Alro 3D Ave., Clifton, escaped Injury. He • Up to 20 Yrs. to Pay Oen Tlra SIH 1 Op <6H 22-23; top quality (47 lbs. rain.) oiliette 40 VB I.lnea told police that as the truck 29>/ 32'/ ; mediums (41 lbs. av- TO HEAR SIVER 170 Monmouth St. Olen AM US IIB Flywd r 2 Good Hell 5'ill a swerved toward the center di- erage) 22-24; smalls (36 lbs. av- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Red Bank Qonrlycar 35 VB nm> 47 vider of the road he cried n Oracc ft Co 82"! US Bmelt 2714 erade) ISH-W/i; pecwecs I5'/5- ieorgs Slver, 4-11 Club represent- (it A*P 4711 VB (Jtc«l warning to Pelton. The driver ative of the Monmouth County Opp. H.B. manna I Oreylinuna S7H 2715 appeared unconscious/ Petruska MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Oulf Oil JJH Van Al 811 m. Extension Service, will be guest I'll*!? Vn» Puking 1I Hammer Pap Jtli Wai worm said. II«ro IMr 3«H Warn B p|o BROWNS speaker at n meeting of tho Rari- HIGHWAy 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER MIDDLETOWN 111 C«nt 3» l)n Tel Extras (47 lbs. min.) 29-30'^; tan Ridgo Civic Association Mon- Int Bin Mch 398 l( Bl PRospect 5-1333 •— TWinbfook 2-2600 — SHodyiidc 1-5060 Int Harv «0',4 "My Country, 'Tin of Thee" top quality (47 lbs. min,) 29V4- dny night nt tho Palmer Lounge, In! Nick *H Whim Mot 4.114 was written In 1S31 by the Rev. West Kcansburg. Officers will bo 1st F«p»r 30 WoolnorUi 7« 1'^; mediums (41 lbs, average) ilfl Int ,Tel*T«l ilti Charlei Francis Smith. elected at the meeting. 22-24; smalls (36 lbs. average) I8'/i-l!% peewecs ^ KEACTIGN TEST 4—Friday, May 25, 1962 "RED"BANK REGISTER- Jtfe!3 BANK — A driver reic- PLEADED GUILTY .B&ajd of Freeholders and chair- tm*'Wk' win be offered to the OAJKLYN-AJberf. J, Msrv*!,lm»*,f/f the South • Jersey _~Port «blic here today from ( to tltri of * the. C*m<2«i CountyjOsmmiui'/n jfltaded guiliy p.m. utd Saturday Inm 8 a.m. a man In tint lobby of 9 BH*d bis HuraM W*.» automatically «• i. voiced tor t»o years by Collioga- Jim greater Red Bank Junior HUFFMAN JJ BOYLE wood Municipal Court Judge Da- ~b«mber of Commerce is fpon- vid Greenberg. Marvel was in- oriag the test in connection with volved in an auto accident April Et "lf-Only" traffic safety month FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM 29 after returning from a Demo- ampaJgn. The portable test- cratic party social event In Oak- For telormatloa or free ng device ii loaned by the *ute Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—liberty 24010 lyn. Marvel's car ran out of cOn )lvi»ioo of Motor VeWclei. spection and advice, call . . . trol, struck three parked cars Termite Control and came to rest on.a private Incorperated lawn. Marvel was riot Injured. RoaeUe Park, N. J. One of the cars involved was TELEPHONES: owned by Oaklyn Police Chief Ar- CHestnut 5-HM AOame t-W* thur T. Miller. . MONTGOMERY WAHI) .* #r<^MOTimTsHOPPING CEOTER-U 2-2150 IN contemporary designs FUN FOR SUNDAY — Five-year-old Susan Curtis, left, and Susan Hyman help their mommies, Mrs. Laroy Curtis and Mrs. Morris Hyman, make selections for the Congre- SAVE v to 50% gation Beth Shalom fair which will be held Sunday beginning at noon on the grounds FINAL TWO DAYS of'the synagogue, 186 Maple Ave., Red Bank. Mrs. Curtis is chairman of the event Ward's Gigantic which will feature a variety of booths and games. Mrs. Hyman is in charge or rides GRAND OPENING SALE! for children. ' YOU HAVI ONLY TWO MORI DAYS TO TAW ADVANTAGE. OF OPINING SALE PRICES. ALSO DAILY CROSSWORD Sew Houses THERE IS STILL TIME TO ENTER OUR GIT* ACQUAINTED CONTEST. YOU CAN WIN ONE OF WAREHOUSE ACROSS 44. Dispatches FOUR WONDERFUL PRIZES. l.A maxim 48. Outlets corn «. Evergreen fish Seing Shown tree DOWN 19. Hot "tufa HSffl 11. Form of 1. Mark with many OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Perry FOAM INTERIORS Contemporary Design Contest witchcraft blotches 20. Tall I~~S~~W~~I DKrJKH instruction Co., Metucben, has SALE 12. Dwelling 2. King of 22.Ruf- nnasansa 4 BIG VALUABLE PRIZES BKH tasoa nn inounced the opening of two 13. Semester fairyland flan SBHISQB saw?" 14. Fanciful odel houses in its Fairways de- NOTHING TO BUY—OUR ONLY RULE, BROWSE 3. Japanese 23. Steal sauna "SHIKKB At OUR WAREHOUSE 15. Snare monastery 24. Drink- jlopment adjoining Hollywood THROUGH OUR SHOWROOM, FILL OUT THIS 16. Dialect 4. Pound down, ing olf Club, Deal Rd. ' variant aa sand vessel Yutud* f Aaawar CONTEST BUNK AND DROP IN THE CONTAINER. Mis-match bedding of "new" 5. Cry of 28. Primary One is a 76-foot ranch house, 17. Goddess delight color 33. Pronga ailable in three or four bedroom GRAND PRIZE -• - - - A large assortment of the ff of Earth 6. A church 37. Miners' 36. Firm pes with 214 or 3!4 bathrooms. Imported walnut caned arm tofa 18. Behold! law staked 37. Actor: feature is a studio loft sep- covered In decorator fabrics. •NAME newest smooth top mattrais- 19. Five-dollar 7. Spanish lands Franchot rated from the rest of the house, 2ND PRIZE .ADDRESS bill (slang) river 28. of es, or clastic button tufted. 20. Barnyard 8. Female ^signed for use as a study, 11' Pair of matching Danish walnut chairs., • Nations 38. Unfold rary or recreation room. An> 19 fowl deer • 29. Greek letter 40. Flower Covered In decorator fabrics. {PHONE to 29.88 I SI. Main 9. Maxims her is a 31-foot raised living 30. Milk-food con- Slatted walnut cocktail Mnch with cushion {Drawing will b« held Saturday, May », course of , 10. Soften in 31. Perches, talner »m that overlooks a vaulted- at p> M Credlt wl be lMued wln meal resolution • aa hens 43. Roman iling family room. A two-car 4TH PRIZE ! ' - " " *I BIG DINETTE CLEARANCE i j 24. Stone chest srage is adjoined by a hbbby Two floor cushions covered I™* h«» made Purchase. 28. In what 1 a 3 4- S 7 8 9 IO >om. In decorator fabrics. •_...-.._....-.... Regular up to $149.00 manner The other is a two-story co- 38. Floor II a 5 and 7-pe. sett with all the covering nial residence, with four bed' Hwy. 35 OS 1-1837 Middletown • x>ms and two baths. It contains plus ftaturai . chroma trim, 37. SUck 13 14- weapon fy< large living room, a formal din- (Next to Adler Lumber) stain and burn raiiitant tops. 27 29. The west 15 Ito 17 g room, a wide foyer and a to 69.88 wind % >nter hall. It also is equipped 32. Limb 18 19 th a two-car garage. It has a 33. Spread % % OPEN MON. - FRL 10 - 9—SATURDAY "TIL t grass to dry 21 33 11 basement. APPLIANCE BARGAINS 34. Hawaiian V/t Each lot, fully landscapedi bird ces fairways of the golf club. % Imagine • 13 cu. ft, ehast 35. Rough % % % John Lazarus is the sales agent. It rays to Advertise in the Kegister lava 27 29 30 ~5l freezer at such a low price. 88. Successful % Hurry — 2 only. play 32 33 34- 37. Ghana's % r^ ^^ And many other specials. neighbor 35 3b 37 38 39. American - % fA lizard 39 4-1 STEEL CABINET SALE 41. Musical YA study 1-a 43 Almost any size you desire 42. Razor- for... billed auk 44 +S . . . from utility cabinets to $1A00 43. Inactive wardrobes, glassfrorlf china £-35 cabinets. GET GAS CONTRACT to 25.00 RUMSON — Gasoline fuel wi Indicted On be supplied to the borough b; the Store Gas and.Oil Co., Inc Morals Count FURNITURE CLEARANCE Oakhurst, next year. The firn submitted a low bid at las FREEHOLD — The Monmouth Reg. 34.95 Rollaway 19.88 night's council meeting. Basei County Grand Jury indicted a Reg. 84,95 table ...;,;.,..29.88 on today's prices, it .will cos Keyport man here yesterday on $.1257 for regular gasoline an a charge of impairing the morals Mr. Theodore E. Nestler has Reg. 11.95 Goifip Bench .^::. 8.88 $.1582 for high lest, taxes ex of a minor. eluded. A contract for the sup According to Assistant Pros- just returned from Marysville, AND MANY UNADVERTISED ITEMS ply of broken stone and oil foi ecutor Solomon Lautman, Lewis road work was awarded t Taylor, 41, of 227 Second St. Sebolt Raw Materials, Inc., Soutt was indicted on a charge of im- Ohio, where he attended a River. . pairing the morals of a 7-year- old boy in Lincroft Jan. 2. In other indictments handed special course on lawn care up to Superior Court Judge J. Edward Knight, Robert Gillis, 28, of 52 Rockwell Ave., Long at Scotts headquarters . . . Branch, was charged with re- ceiving stolen goods, breaking and entering and grand larceny. Lawn specialists from many The prosecutor said Gillis is charged with receiving property Jan. 18 in Long Branch which states attended these ses- had been stolen from Walter J. Brill, trading as Brielle Hard- ware, Brielle, Jan. 8. He also is sions and we are now in a charged with breaking into the n store of Morris Lindner in Long Branch Jan. 11 and taking position to help all home own- merchandise valued at $274.73, i the prosecutor said. Everett Morgan. Park Ave., ers with their lawn problems. Brielle, was indicted on a charge of breaking and entering. The prosecutor said Morgan is Call us today. charged with breaking into the Brill store in Brielle Jan; 8 and t»king merchandise valued at FULLY AUTOMATIC WASHER $249. For Regular and Delicate Fabrics We're offering a special lawn service, j, IN ASBURY PARK HOLMDEL — Archie R. Price, president- of the-townshin Jay cees, is heading the eight man delegation to the state convention showing proper lawn programming to being held in Asburv Park. Representing the Holmdel chap- ter in addition to Mr. Price are Gary Schwartz, William Madden. Norman Shantz, William Hafd- fit your individual lawn need. grave. Sol Bunin, Edward Jones and Charles Worman. 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Thomas Befaaa, -Muuem vtacad flight trtWog M the Ha,' week after reetjvtof her FJrtf vil Aif Slttsm, Corpus Chrirti, At Middletown High St., mi faocttaa la bef born* la*t Holy Communion in Holy Family nurfced at a dieat* party la bit wt*k'»t • JsrKJtl shower tot btr Catholic Church. Attuning wwt botto lt»t week. Attending wtrt T«r. Mr*. Helen Pawlowsld and MM. niece, Mi*i Jeans* McUughlic, Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Fleck, and Cadet Filter, a Princeton VaU Linden wood. Mim McLtughlln Loretta Safronski, South Aznboy; M1DDLET0WN—th* follow- $fee, Gall Em, Merle Flen- children, Roselle; Mist Carol verrtty graduate, wUl be flying ing art' the student* who made ner, John Greenip, Karen Hilde- will become the bride of Joseph Alex Krafcinski and Mi« Caro- Psloda, Johnstown, Pa., Aug. 4 Fleck and Thomas and Doris lyn Driekan, Bloomfield. fleet-type aircraft for the first the high ichool honor roll for thebrand, Constance Hyer, Fleck, Union Beach; Mrs. Eliz- fourth marking period. Jahn, Marilyn Kalkhof, John Kas- Guests were Mrs. Chester Smith time during the next four months. Mrs. Joseph Caulfield, Mrs. Jo abeth Burns, Newark, and Miss High Honor Roll — Average of tle, Lynn Martin, Joan McManus, Marie- Fleck, Miss Madeline Ml per cent or better: Norman Meier, Walter Meislohn, seph Menville, Mrs. John Stu fura, Mrs. Frank Ryan, Mrs Fleck and John Fleck, all of Grade 12; Robert Barth," James Sally Olsen, Eileen Pietro, Mar- Bloomfield. garet Quivey, Linda Severs. Pa- Fred Tavener, Mrs. Peter Ru Creutz, Pierre Dehout, Gilda Fgr- dyk and Mrs. Lawrence Masci gione. Ruth Hart, Judy Pistor, tricia Sheets, Diane Sherry, Paula Mrs. Joseph Ferrari, Dock St., Smejkal, Ann Soltis, Robert lak, ell of Union Beach; Mrs. Pe- David Schwartz and Jill Whitney. Lhli d M Jh las returned to her home after Grade II; Andrea Atkinson, Speck, Stuart Suydam, William ter McLaughlin and Mrs. John urgery in St. Barnabas Hospital, OUR PATIO CENTER Cheryl Bagwell, William Barnard, Tuffiash, Terry Vigiletti, Nancy McLaughlin, Jersey City; Mrs. Newark. Kenneth Bullivant, Stephen Car- Waitt. Lynn Wallace, Gerald Wil- John-Adams, Somerville; Mrs. FULL LINE OF REGULARLY son,, and Marie Young. Paul "Endless, Roselle Park; Mrs, wile, Ronald Clark, Charles Cleri- The 80th birthday of Edward cuzlo, John . One, Ann Creed, Grade II; Irene Allan, Claire Harryy Gargane, Hazlet, and Mrs, ^etwenski, Florence Ave., was REDWOOD Barbara Evans, Victor Fox, LeeAnderson, Judith Adam's, Jane Gervase McLaughlin Mrs, FURNITURE Hemhauser, Frank Huhn, Susan Behan, Donna Bell, Janet Binder, Daniel Gallagher. Wilkes-Barrei , Husband, Judith Krlll, Robert Russell Blauvelt, Janet Bunstine, Pa. 5 ft. Table HERE... Q/Coiooy_sii 2 Benches MacGregor, Susan Main, Susan Donna Burger, Linda Butter- Marvin, William McKinnon, Jona- worth, Bruce Compton, Richard The 12th annual spring dinner than Miller, Karen Mohair, Ca- Conte, Norman Dalley, Robert and theater party was held by Natural Color thryn Moon, Cynthia Nixon, Mar- Darby, Susan Davis, Thomas the Crystal Social Club last week Spruct'up your New York City. Members UMBRELLA TABLE garet Patrick, Lynda Rathburn, Eastmond, Paul Eby, Eric Rich' BIRD BATH ardson, Alice Fautz, Marian Ger- lunched In Lindy's Restaurant, account with Mary Jane Reilly, Stephen Smith, attended the stage performance and 2 BENCHES Terra Cotta Henry Wallace, Catherine Welu- stenfeld, Robert Girardin, Claire of "Subways Are for Sleeping' a consistent heimer, and Wayne Weseman. Herold, John Hopler, Patricia and had dinner in the Latin Quar- Grade 10; Carole Adams, Howell, Nancy Kopasz, Deidra ter. Attending were Mrs. James 28" saving habit Marlys Barrett, Susan Bogart, Kuchen, Marsha Lopez, Peggy Haggerty, • Mrs. Edward Norris, Glenda Bowling, Cynthia Cowgtll, Martin, Elaine Matthews, Eliza- Mrs. Andrew McCarthy, Mrs ALL STYLES OF Catherine Dorn, Linda Geary, beth Meehan, Phyllis Munch, Pa- Katherine Kane, Mrs. Fred Var . . . and watch Carol Goodhart, Robert Henschel, tricia Murphy, Juta Nolan, Caro- lese, Mrs. Alfred Wilson, Mrs Aluminum Furniture lyn Olsen, William Olsen, Ellen Joan Hnllicky, Joseph Jacobs, Clifford Evans, Mrs. Frank Rac- Reasonably Priced your money Linda Jarius, Paul KompJner, Phillips, Patricia Plant, Richard cioppi, Mrs. Alfred Trampler, Gail Kulbick, Elizabeth Latshaw, Rabourdin, Maxine Ramirez, Mrs. Henry Hardy, Mrs. Mar- FOLDING CHAIR grow .. . Magna Leffler, Richard Lehr- Phyllis R1 n k o w s k I, William garet Donnelly and Mrs. Frank A DBOP OF MONEsr baum, Robert Luhrs, Deborah Schmieder, Marcia Sheridan, Su- Kane. JERSPIRATICW IS BETTER McCormack, Barbara Sincox, zanne Slgley, David Skinner, Joy TMAMAMPMPTY 188 Socolchlck, Pat Tallman, Joyce Charles Tuffiash, and Amy The Rosary-Altar Society of PROMISE Cohen. Veals, Jeremy Wells, Spencer Wlckham, Carol Williams, Daniel Holy Family Catholic Church No 'empty promises' when! Grade nine; Margaret Baldwin, will meet tonight In the church you sao Roland Pierson John Boots, Linda Broch, Rosalia Zaehrlng, and William Zagorski. hall. Plans for a theater party for a home. We fit] WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Bulvanoski, Julia Davis, Joanne Grade 10; Martin Akerblom, June 5 will be completed. Th Fittarcr, Priscilla Goekmeyer, Cheryl Barnard, John Bresney, the home to the customer ALL TYPES OF FENCING group will attend the stage per- . . . show you only homes Nancy Harman, Janet Koenig Ruth Burton, Jacqueline Cheney, formance of "Maggie" in. the Canadian - White • Cedar Marilyn Lawley, Carole Long Jane Dunst, Anne Di Giovanni, Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, you can afford to buy, Charles Mizejewski, Janet Pan Barry Dotolo, Barbara Eisele, homes you'll want to live Section kow, Christina Pemmerl, Ann Ro-Kathy Ellis, Robert Ensign, Car- in. Stop in this week. Extra Thick Rails 3.95 The eighth birthdays of Louis • 1 POST • 2 RAILS MAINSTAY manski, Ellen Saslaw, Stephen ole Fazio, Nancy Ferrari, John Serpico, son of Mrs. Mary Ser Section Sullivan, Roger Vincent, Janet Ferry, Leah Frederick, Ernest pico, Pine St., and Neil Vokes, II Wetter, and Richard Wetzel. Fox, Alltfe) Gajanec, Gary Green^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald wt Cypress Half Round 2.80 FEDERAL SAVINGS Honor Roll — Average of 85 lp~ Vickl. Gruber, Rita Guim- Vokes, Fourth St., were marked • PENTA TREATED per cent or better: maraes, Kathleen Hayden, Linda last week at a party In the home PIERSON AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Grade 12; Carol Allen, Millie Holloran, William Hanson, Pa of Mrs. Serpico. Attending were Allen, Frank Barricelll, Bradley mela Hendricks, Vickie Hollands, Robert Stiles, Bernard O'Brien, AGENCY Bergh, Martin Brown, Diane Diane Jackson, Brian Jascott, Kevin Vokes, James Serpico, FIORETTI 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Burr, Marianne Carpenter, Judith Roy Jorgensen, Mike Kaplan, Sandra Gordo, Valerie and Ralph I Cohen, Robert Collins, JoAnn Trudie Klein, Janet Krompholz, Severlnl and Joseph Fagan. Al-1 FARM MARKET and GARDEN CENTER Juchural. Robert Diaz Marv Ann Carole Kuna, Patricia Lasky, so Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Severlnl|[ "7571 Donald MacKenn, Susan Maire, and Mrs. Louis Festa. Rr. 36 & Ave. D, 291 -0321 AH. Highlands Jane Mautner, David McDowell, Ruth Meier, Peggy Moe, Barbara Munschauer, Barbara Newman, Dennison Osborne, Thomas Par- rish, Mildred Patella, Donna I TRAVEL WISE BUYS AT Perry, Dale Rauch, Michael Reed, open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 Carol Reiser, Lisa Roberts, Eliza- Whenever you're planning to beth Roessner, Kenneth Rosen- baum, Anne Sica, Pam Sigler, travel, make ihis your first Lesley Smith, Gerald Solt, Al Sonnenberg, Charlotte Speck, stop,/We haye a largeiselee- George Sullivan, John Sullivan, Craig Thomson, John Ulmer, tion of travel needs for both MaryEllen Vanderhoof, James, men and women. Warner, John Weber, Cheryl Wil- son, and Ann Wright. Grade nine; Jeanne Anderson, 125 Irood Sr., R«4 lank, N. J. Alan Bendar, Howard Bianchl, SHadysld* 7-2557 Norma Binder, Douglas Birch, Jo- . Open Wed, and Sat. until 8 P. M. seph Borgquist, Loretta Cameron, Paul Carew, Nikki Ciericuzio, Evelyn Coleman, Dana Collinson, Lynn Davenport, Irene Dethlef- sen, Charles Dietrich, Frances Eaton, Robert Edmonston, Hans Efsen, Gary Escandon, Robert Fike, Barbara Fontana, Eliza- beth Gabree, Adrienne Girardin, Amy Goerl, Leslie Gottdenker, Rosemary Greene, Ellen Grutz- ner, Michael Harding, Jack Har- rison, Doreen Hayes, Kathryn Hickey, Michael Higgins, Allan Honeyman, Carol Hower, Linda Hyatt, Barbara Jameison, Eloise Karp, Lynne Keller, Robert Kra- mer, Robert Kunes, Patricia Leith, Diane Lewis, George Liv- VENTURA ingston, Sue Lockwood, Alan A new concept Macdonald, Paul Manley, Carol Martin, Linda Martini, Andrew AMERICAN TOURISTER for: lightweight Massell, Susan Matthews, Laura traveling. Large Maxwell, Bert McKinnon, Diane Light, roomy, rugged and good looking. Every, Melise, Joyce Meyer, William thing you should desira in fine luggage. selection for both men and women ... 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(10-11), and take up the issues carry. and Individual* Involved in next In rich leather at ...... _.... $4M From . 17.98 Priced from JUJi •»• It Pays to Advertise in The Register November'* off-year elections. • 'i i |M BISH0P: MMftegfoter 315MA J -Reporter tMl mmt Wmt, Red S*Bk, H. 1. SCUTA U7I by H. Hmrj RAW RAH An Atheist Has a Visitor THOMAS BTVING stora, ins-uu 4 HOLLYWOOD, Fla.—The Atheist slept soundly. IAMES J. HOGAN. Editor fii HAJtOLD KELLY, Gentn) Mutager W, HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager He was a good man, a just man. His balding head w*» flat on the white pillow, the lips blowing out rhythmi- Member ef the Associated Pratt cally, the pudgy hands clasped over the sheet. His wife A JFrut U ttUtU4•Btund uciiuiraiaxciuairalr ami w for rapsbtmtloa M U no uU if •»»• 4lmUI>u. slept beside him, her back toward him, her hands flat of American Newspaper Publishers Association under her xheek. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation God appeared in the bedroom. He tbt n* Suk K«rW»r union* n« nninom rtipoBUMittlu nr Qn»xw»>eu BUT OCCUIOCCUI . ' thing which appeared to be a tall ThJi n«»>ptr«r iinunu no ntponilblUtlia tot lUUratnu el opinion Is utura from It* rMd*t>, bearded figure with the sorrows of the On rear IIS CO 611 oo&tlu. JS.0O •ulucriptKm Pric»» In UrUH copy by mtU. » C«DII ages in his eyes, but the light caused .«ta«l» «e»> M aounUr. 1 ctaw the figure to fade and reappear. God FRIDAY, MAY 25, 196J called "to the Atheist, and the man stirred in his sleep. But he did not BISHOP awaken. . Put Care in Medicare A hand appeared out of the ring of light. There was a hole in it and an old crust of blood on the palm. There is such a wide area of dif- more time should be taken to refine The hand touched the Atheist and he awakened at once. the proposal. ference in opinions expressed by He blinked tight against the light and opened his eydl Concerning this viewpoint, the President Kennedy and Dr. Edward in a suspicious squint. He looked quickly to make cer- President has said: "I do not be- tain that his wife was beside him. Then he lifted him- R. Annis of Miami, Fla., chief spokes- lieve it is a valid argument to say self and leaned on one elbow and said: "Who are you?" man for the American Medical As- this bill isn't going to do the job. "I am God," the voice said. It was surprisingly sociation, on the merits and demerits It will not, but it will do part of it." soft, touched a little with pity. The Atheist thought of proposed medical care for the In this case, however, a part of a about it a moment, half in sleep, half awake. "Is that job may not be anywhere near so?" he said sarcastically. "Well, as there is no God, aged legislation that it would ap- then I must be dreaming. If I'm dreaming, permit me to enough, and if the part of that job pear unfortunate if Congress should do it in comfort," and he dropped his head to the pillow. is not properly done it,could sooner act too hastily on this measure. "Why do you not believe in me?" said God. "I be^ or later prove to be a costly failure, lieve in you." The Atheist chuckled. He studied the Behind the Medicare Plan is a one most difficult of repair. "I wonder If irY significant — After four year* of college, thty drop* us In black light again, and the vague bearded figure within it. "Of before sending us our in Hie world...!" bill co-sponsored by Sen. Clinton M. "Medicare" is a misnomer to be- course you do," he said. "I'm real. You're not You're Anderson, New Mexico, and Con- gin with. It does, not cover the costs the dream of billions of people who are afraid to re- turn to the dark nothing." gressman Cecil King, California, both of medicine—some of which may be These Pays: "Can you not believe," God sasid, "when you can Democrats. It advocates a system of extremely high. Nor does it cover all LETTERS compulsory government health in- Some Views on Medicare REZONING COMPLAINT see me?" The Atheist reached down to the floor and forms of "care" either. It would riot, picked up an ash tray and some cigarettes and put surance for citizens over,65 years By GEORGE E.'sOKOLSKY 18 Highland Ave. for example, cover some 3 million Red Bank, N. J. them on his belly. He lit the cigarette and puffed deep- of age. President Kennedy, who has Americans who now are over 65, but Last night at the Borough ly. "Mind if I smoke?" he said. There was no answer. I have received a very large fan mail criticizing asked that the bill be passed intact, who are not eligible for Social Se- Council meeting Red Bank lay "Tell me," the Atheist said, "which God are you? Are my views on medicare. The letters come mostly from writhing on the table during charges that opponents have clouded you the Christ of the New Testament; Jehovah of the curity. And there is no provision for older folks who have accustomed themselves to taking scrub-up for operation "Rezoning Old Testament; the God of Islam; Buddha—which one?" its provisions with misinformation. persons close to—but under—the age what they call social security from the government. Spring Street." This is a propo- sition to downgrade a portion of "There is but one God," said God, "though,his Dr. Annis of AMA contends that Mr. of 65 who may suddenly be overcome They actually believe that the governnient gives them Spring St. to permit the erection name may make many sounds in many tongues." "Very Kennedy has contributed to the mis- by serious illness. this dole. They do not feel, generally, of "garden" apartments on a piece of land owned by Mayor clever," said the Atheist. "Why do you disturb my information. The result is that that they have paid for what they get. .Not evaluated in the King-Ander- Falvo, 140x600 feet. Residents o,'fjdreams?" "I have come," said God, "to ask you not to From this large mail, which is an confusion has become widespread the neighboring Highland Ave. tell your children that there is no God." The Atheist son measure are the benefits of the adequate sample, I have reached these and Tower Hill eye the frontage among the people of the nation. began to bridle. "My children?" he said. "By what existing Kerr-Mills Law, under which conclusions: of their properties and gasp, "An apartment on a frontage no big- right-" several million persons aged over 65 1. That the family system In the What has become clear is that, ger than two of our properties!" "I gave them to you." The Atheist came back up already get medical care from fed- United States is losing, or possibly has Of course when Allen Bros, es- for good or bad, the King-Anderson on his elbow. He tried to speak softly to keep from lost, the concent that children have the tablished this pretty little com- Bill is a move toward socialized eral programs. And not weighed munity Red Bank was given new awakening his wife. "You did nothing of the sort," he responsibility or looking after their aged properly are the state-financed vitality because it presented a said. "There were some cells which split, an ovum, medicine for a large part of the group of nicely landscaped well- health services—provided widely SOKOLSKY parents.-.Thej_ejters_aJLJndicateJiatlhe. some chromosomes or whatever they call them—"-"J^ American population. For many, the children cannot afford to be burdened with looking built homes in a good town, but through the nation. still steeped in a charming give all," said God. "I can take all." benefits could be very.important as after their own families and also taking care of their "country" atmosphere. Now we "Is that a threat?" said the Atheist. God bowed Ws the years of life move on. For many A number of political leaders aging parents. In fact, few parents complain of this are in danger of having to sur- head. "I ask you not to teach the little ones that there others, the benefits would appear se- have said they are convinced that ihange in attitude, even religious folks who accept the render the happy condition so well loved while our town is cut is no God," he said. The Atheist smiled wryly.! "You Ten Commandments as a way of life. verely limited. For others, there a good medical care bill could be up the back; one theory ad want me to lie to them? You want me to tell theft that There is a strong desire for independence on both would be no benefits at all. What, legislated, perhaps this year, if only vanced last night by council you're real?" "All I ask," God said, "is thati^| give . then, has been proposed here ^ap, thtf Kennedy Administration would sides—children are so bossy—and aged parents inter- quoting the "smart planning their souls a chance to flourish. Permit them to mature, fere so much. be viewed as nothing more than a accept improvements. Perhaps , if boys" is the proposed apartment and decide for themselves." \ ' "~~~* I have not received one letter which mentioned would attract older citizens partial answer as to what to do this was done, a program meeting the moral responsibility of children to look after their (children unite!) thus eliminat- "If you are not a dream," said the Atheist, ."why ing the horror of adding to the about the aged ill. Certainly it would doctors' approval could be advanced. parents. don't you show yourself to all men?" God lifted his school burden. It was most aptly head and fixed his sad eyes on the Atheist. "I put men seem that before moving into the Until then, it would appear unsafe 2. It must be true that in many cities, doctors and stated when what the planning here," he said, "to have faith in me. If they, see me, field of this welfare state legislation to rush toward socialized medicine. pharmacists are out-pricing themselves and folks do boys did was referred to as "lay- ing out Red Bank," Out town's and acknowledge my works, they do not need faith. not like going to free clinics where they must take anatomy must be carefully stud- From man I ask faith." their turn and wait forever. Doctors, they complain, ied before the incision is made Your Money's Worth; hate, to make house calls. In large cities, doctors can- lest her soul depart leaving desic- "Why then," said the Atheist cunningly, "do you not find parking spaces. cated remains of brick and mor- appear before me?" God held out his blood-stained v tar — not even fit to be the hands. "You are an atheist. You will not believe, even Of course, doctors have to feed their families, run Happy Hunting Ground of the though you see." "Right," said the Atheist. "I have Millions of Us Never Had It So Good an office, buy publications, attend meetings, etc. How-presently-wooed senior citizen. Let us not hear the legend "the been trying to awaken from this dream, but I cannot. sver, the patient simply does not have the money to Py SYLVIA PORTER operation was a success but the You are nothing more than a figment of my indigestion pay for the service and hates to take a man's time patient died" after our town has last night." . If you are among the tens of ranging from a hat to a house is^ities of our country, the offer- without pay. been laid out, or, "Requiescat in millions of Americans who have a cinch. There are no shortages. ings of foreign imports are "You wili give the children a chance?" said God. •ecure jobs, you've naver had it Long since dead is the era of dazzling. The problems of old age are very complicated. pace! Mrs. E. L. Felleman "What you do to them is worse than murder, because so good, financially speaking, as scarcities and demands pent up Financial Independence Most of the illnesses of old age are expensive. Cancer ta this late May of 1962—never. from World War II which ab- you are strangling their souls, as yours! has been stran- Your outlook for financial in can run into years of hospitalization, X-rays and other Your per-1 sorbed supplies of goods as soon TELEGRAPH HILL gled." "It is.a logical argument," conceded the Atheist, sonal Income is as they hit the market. What dependence in your older years medication. Arthritic, rheumatic, neuritic illnesses run CLOSING PROTESTED at an" all-time you need and can afford to buy is the best ever as well. You're "even for a dream. I will permit them to decide for the rare exception if you're not on and are not cured, but attention to them is costly. Holland Rd., high, far above is there, available for you to take. p y And so it goes with diabetes, arteriosclerosis and all Holmdel, N. J. themselves. If they suffer the poison of the preachers What it was eligible for Social Security bene- and the Bible now, they will become firm atheists fi d h dll d sorts of illnesses of old age. To the Editor: 10, live or even It is with sincere regret when they mature." a couple of age has been rising through the From my correspondence, it is clear that older learned of the official closing years ago and ssssz&gxsmleled. Foreign imports of date of Telegraph Hill by the The vision of light began to fade. "You have one iyears, will rise more. At the persons simply have no means to carry the load and you can be con- triguing products are pouring in Garden State Parkway Authority. good work to your credit," the voice of God said, "and fident that to our markets. On every streel'."Isame time, the range of benefits there are insufficient public institutions to care for y has been expanding steadily, will The purpose of this letter is to I will not forget it. Blessed are they who do not see, your income is off every town, you can see thhe them without compensation. It is a tough problem. protest the abrupt closing and 1 heading high- expand more. At the same time, and who still believe ." In a moment, the Presence was PORTER wares of foreign producers from private pension plans are cover- American physicians fear socialized medicine, in suggest actions to be undertaken er in the years allll over thhe globlb e and in thhe great by the Township Committee and gone. The Atheist yawned, looked at the broad back to come. Ing increasing numbers of you any form, because they fear that it will ultimately de- and this trend also continues residents of Holmdel and the sur- of his wife, and/returned to sleep. Your cost of living has stabil- jrade their profession, put an end to investigation and rounding areas. ized and prices of jj things and strong. In the morning, she called him to breakfast. He So it goes for you—If your esearch. They fear that the physician will be reduced No one questions the right of non-things you need or want are the Parkway Authority to close arose slowly, scratching his bald head and thrusting holding in a remarkably narrow training is sufficient to make you to the position of a civil servant. an attractive employee and you this free access. However, it his feet into his slippers. He tightened the cord on his range. You not only have more On the other hand, the physicians have spoiled seems to me an alternative toll dollars to spend, but you also can have a job in a field which Is pajamas and shuffled out to breakfast. His wife had ;rowing along with the economy. their own case by not adequately policing their pro- access in the area should be buy more with those dollars^ be- made available before this abrupt the eggs ready and the morning paper was propped cause in the last few years, prices Millionsrof you have lhis~ediica~ fession. The theory that they charge according to the ion, training, are in growing and unreasonable action on the against his coffee cup. haven't been rising nearly as means of the patient—that is, from nothing for those part of the Parkway Commission much as your income. Your pay fields, may have warranted con- She kissed him and stepped back. "There's a spot fidence In your Job security. who cannot afford to pay, to enormous amounts for This action not only inconven- hikes have been "real," not a iences the residents of Holmdel, of blood on your shoulder." The Atheist loojced. mockery. those who can pay, does not always, work out because Statistics to prove what I've but also denies folks the oppor- "Hmmm," he said. "I must have scratched myself iri Your tax load has stabilized written here can be found wher- the middle income group, particularly the aged, hate tunity of picnicking at Overlook too. It's heavy but no heavier ever you turn, Employment at to accept charity and cannot afford much more. and the other small picnic areas. my sleep." ...... than it has been for a long time latest count in the U.S. totaled A great deal of controversy has and there's a distinct chance 66.8 million, a record for the The virtue of capitalism is that it produces a class- taken place in the pages of the "I'm Fine, Of Course, Every Once In A Whil« ypu'll get some relief in the fore- month and the number in non-lless society; that it abolishes poverty not by the fiat Red Bank Register as to where I Go Like This '» seeable future. A tax cut for cor- ' arm :job"1s" "als' o was at a """peak' of an elite but as a human right and obligation. By the new toll exit should be lo- porations and for individuals is a 61.9 million for the season. Per- cated. This wranfjie can go on rising possibility. sonal incomes in April were run- scientific research, superior medical care and by sani- for a long time, meanwhile the Savings Earn More ning at an unprecedented annual tation, we have extended the life expectancy of every residents of Holmdel and the Your savings nestegg in the rate of S438.7 billion, up $29 bil ndividual. workers of the American Tele- corner bank or savings institu- ion or about nine per cent in phone & Telegraph Company, to- tion is earning more interest for lust one year. The cost of living ' Unfortunately, the life insurance companies, using gether with the future workers irAii th?" 3* an*1 -;tini2 in hi^ at lail.wnnrt. .WJE (inly • hi! l of life expectancy which are not brought up to of Lilly Cup; became ihe vic- entire generation. Simply by more than one per cent over a late, require companies which grant pensions and other tims. I have no intentions of regularly depositing a part of year ago and most of this was r dictating to the Parkway Com- your weekly paycheck in a sav- due to the still continuing but ringe benefits to retire employees in their prime, on mission, but it would appear log- ings account—the easiest and [slowing rise in the cost of serv-. reduced pay. The result is that we are developing a ical to simply build a toll both , about as diskless way there^s to ices. You know the validity of •Dopulation of effective, experienced, physically and at Telegraph Hill and see how ; save—you can earn up to 4 or 4!4 this report on savings rates, loan it works out rather than under- " per cent a year. costs, Social Security benefits. mentally competent persons who cannot afford a taking a costly Installation else- Your borrowing, on the other It Is a paradox of our era that •jrostatectomy which is not unusual for persons where. hand, hasn't become very costly. at a time when long-term unem ibove 50. Protesting to the Parkway tn this business advance, interest •>loyment stands out as one of thr 1 What are we to do? President Kennedy favors Commission, I believe lo be fruit- rates on loans haven't climbed as greatest problems we face, thr less. The .protest both by the they climbed in previous cycles vast majority of Americans ar' \ealth insurance attached to the Social Security pay- Town Committee, citizens of of business expansion. Through- 'iving the best financial days o' Holmdel, employees of the ATT out all these months of economic heir lives. But it's true and yoi oil tax. Many dislike the Social Security features of his proposal. Others dislike the entire proposition. But and others, should be directed to upswing, the Federal Reserve ~hould recognize the Rood for- Trenton. If this grave injustice System has kept our banks plenti- 'une which is yours today. 10 one has come up with a serious, constructive count- is to be corrected, I urge you fully supplied with cash to lend ir-proposnl to meet these, problems arising from the to write lp your senator and as- »nd you can get a mortgage, * ACI1IN' ACRES semblymen at Trenton, business loan, a personal loin at problems of geriatrics. Surely there is enough intelli- BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)- -Sign Respectfully, I reasonable rale. gence in the medical profession to find a solution of P. Kenneth Comstivc. Y b ._.„, , ioon a newly seeded Ilawn: : "Your 1 f their own. . • • , Vow «hopplrfg for MyUilng 6—Inday, May 25, 1962 l/eet ara klMng.me." (Ses LETTERS, Pag« 7) of mccets. They adopted &e RcgUtr»Uoi> Set who are eonsidcrlai erm>lli^reratdl»J readtog, personal, typ- BED MM KEGISTS* Dodgers u their favorite team, their children for any of the efjug, MA Wology, aad advanced Memorial Day tad that*i ft* w»y it will atwty* For Summer School nefemest and remedial subjects EiglUb comaosittoa. In addition, Friday, Hay 25,-4%2—? LETTERS From HEADERS be, A* l»f as baseball is pityed it* vried to, io to May 31 to the «beol win ©ffsr remedUl ES ^ > r MOM. TO OOP gtt wfjl always be • spatial KUMSOM—Thursday tveotot, *r« scheduled to ppfy py TEA* THAT OtEW avoid tutt last minute ..rusrush ofielaueofile s W ajj) normaol l high scfaoofaoo)) JWGHUHDS — Brig. (km. tNS*0QKl*Jf tat* of honor reserved for th* .Cay 31, inm 7 to t o'clock, regtstatfie* te &• week preeed-[wbJ«M,«-tttorW iwpwii,_«»d' «9uijwi«it taA mm wfc.<» are mi May a, 1M2 feif*. tbt Mm thai grew to : ttth t. Weld, commanding gen- o» in alwt cttbK, .the jjenertJ 111 E. Btrgen K, it* bet« »et tor prt-reclstratl ln$ tn* optalug ol the school. jg board review classes is *r*I, SZd Artillery Srigade, of . K*4 Hank, N. J. Brooklyn, tfce team that scored rtporud. ior tht RumKw-Fair Haven He- .EngUtb and mathematics. the local Air Force base. Array ! so much nationwide Whea Walt«r OWtiley moved Its runs and w» its game* the Mr. Trotter and Mrs. Madeline He noted that the tite* main- the Dodgers out of Brooklyn he hard way. They wouldn't be the pooal High School summer ZeUk, summer school secretary, Mr. Trotter said all the classes fit Defense Command, has an- —,.„-— parent-pupll-teacher ichool. nounced that usits of the brigade tain a cootinnoui 24-hour vigk tampered wit* something almost Dodgers anymore if they didn't. will be on hand to discuss courses are open to upper elementary as pubfidty, we fml that you and Charlie Paris. Donald F. Trotter, summer will participate in community ob- lance over sectors ia the area. as precious as life itself. It was and to accept registrations. well as high school students, and the pobUc in general would be u though • member ot the fam- school director, announced thah t | are not restriced to students servances of Memorial Day. the guidance office will be open The summer school will offer!from "the Rumson-Fair Haven appreciative of an original po- ily had suddenly pulled up stakes ! Nike sites in the New York- It pay3 tb advertise In The The Dodgers had become' a fix- RECORD QUALIFIES taring this time, and parents courses in developmental and Regional High School area. New Jersey metropolitan area Register.—Advertisement etic tribute paid by one of our MESSINA members (who wishes to remain ture on the baseball horizon, a perennial favorite at home »nd M Rlveredge Rd.. anonymous) to a splendid edu on the road. The players caught New Shrewsbury, N. J. Mtof. It Is dedicated jo Miss the fancy of the crowd, and were 'To the Editor; ONLY AT BAMBERGERS MONMOUTH Bwlah^Brecfclnridge, soon-l held in the highest esteem. They .JSpeakinT g as a friend of Fred- c retired^principal ot Mechanic played baseball as Abntr Don-, Messina and a politically impartial observer from a neigh* Strttt School, and shared by all bleday Intended it to be played many years ago—always appeal- boring community, there la little of to who have known and loved ing, usually unpredictable -but doubt in ray mind Out the next 'her. ' w never dull. It ssys here that no mayor «f armwbuiry wilj be Very truly your*, other team, including the Mets, Frederic Messina. His record of Mrs. Kevin Lang, will eve/ take their place. more than If years' service to Vice President his community alone qualifies The borough of Brooklyn Is Mechanic Street PTA him for this position.' famous as a landmark for its Mrs. James Cron, Whatever doubt existed as to churches. It? familiarity however BE HEM EARLY, THIS PRICE GOES UP AGAIN ON MONDAY Resident the outcome of the; election was, doesn't end here, it only begins to my thinking, dispelled recently To the Wonderful Years of here. It once served as National by the ill-advised letter from the Miss Beulah Brecklnrldge League headquarters for the president of the Shrewsbury Re- You seeded a garden ot beauty Dodgers, the team that grew in publican Club asking Mr. Messina . A young face and sweet youth Brooklyn, and captured the to resign his post as president ol ago; imagination of Its fans, its spe- the Board of Education If he were cial breed of fans. When you You tended each small, striving to run for mayor, giving as a think of the Dodgers ,you think ., seedling principal reason a vague refer- of excitement. Y<|i mention a And somehow, they all seemed ence that "no--toan can serve thrilling moment in baseball his- to grow.' • two masters." Anyone?'Who knowa tory, and chances are the Dodg- You nurtured a garden of Mr. Messina's personal Integrity ers have either provided it or wonder, „ or of his Service to the com- c been a component part of it Drabbest plants had a place in munity* realizes that it would be The No. 1 thrill occurred in your love. completely inconsistent with both April of 1956 at flag-raising cere- Never dreaming the artist your were he to prejudice the best monies commemorating soul was, Interests of the community while the Dodgers' first World's Cham- You accepted each one from aspiring to an office of higher pionship team. The thrills oc above. responsibility. curred on a daily basis at Ebbets You raised a garden of children Field, rendezvous for excitable The action of the president oi Mechanic Street School was the Americans. There was only one the Republican Club is a coarse sod- word to characterize the Dod»> attempt (certainly not representa- In the blossoms, the buds and ers, and that word was class, a tive of the feelings of the major cut flowers, first class farm system, and ity of the Republicans in Shrews- You planted a mural to God! classy collection of seasoned pro- bury) to dictate the politics ol fessionals. the community by harassing re- DID NOT PARTICIPATE What could,be more exciting spected citizens seeking office. I 277 First St., feel that the citizens of Shrews- Keyport, N. J. than to have Duke Snider clout a grand slam,home run with two bury will react against this un To the Editor: principled action and overwhelm- On May 13th there were dem- strikes against him and the Dodgers trailing by three runs? ingly elect Mr. Messina to the onstrated parachute jumps made office for which he is emmlnentl; at the beachfront in Asbury Park Such late-inning, long-ball hitting Ntw jttnrs (MATtsT noil, on or utuxia nxist heroics became commonplace at qualified and richly deserves. as part of the Armed Forces Day Respectfully yours, program. baseball's Little Green Acre, Due to some press reports re- Another thrilling sight Involved Peter Scales. ferring to the "Asbury Park Sky Jackie Robinson. Robbie was th< ' Divers" and inquries as to our focal point of the Dodger offense, participation, this letter Is to ad- antagonizing opposing pitchers, A Reception vise that our club was not con and providing the impetus foi nected with this program. victory. Some of the other Dodg- • Sincerely, ers—notably Roy Campanella, For Staff Gil Hodges, Carl Furillo and Pee Richard J. Lewis ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - . Preg. Asbury Air Terminal Wee Reese—were less spectacu- lar but nonetheless outstanding. The Board of Education held its 'Sky Diving Club, Inc: annual reception for teachers The Dodgers, sad to relate, no administrative staff and othei longer reside in Flatbush. Ebbet employees recently In the schoo Field, presumably, stood in the auditorium. " way of progress, and financial security.—Bedford "Aver ~ and Three grade school teachen Prospect Park have become thi who are retiring at the end o avenues of memory. Pleasant June were presented corsages memories however are recalled Miss Edith Lufburrow, seconc by millions of Dodger fans who grade teacher, has taught hen grew up with the team that grew 39 years, the longest of anj in Brooklyn. teacher who has served In th local system. Through the years Dodger fan have always been noted for theii Mrs. Irene Nelson, third grade loyalty and for their.sensitivity, has served in the teaching pro One such fan became so emo- fesslpn 47 years, 17 of which hay tionally disturbed he resorted ti been spent here. physical violence. While sue Mrs. Helen Thomas, kinder action is neither typical or tol gartcn, has taught here six yeans erable it serves to illustrate th Entertainment was provided bj basic philosophy of Dodger fans. Duane Robison, magician, anc These fans, who came to be Mrs. George Leddy, accordionist known as the Faithful of Flat- t HEATI.NO Board president Edward G M Newman Springs Road bush, yelled on every pitch. Th< Walder noted that this is the lasl Phone: SHadvtlde 7-3300 rhythmic hand clapping becam year the high school faculty wil a tradition, an enduring symbo serve in the local system.

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Jj(!H« feet sight J pointed Edw*t Pass 1 O Pats national beauty, with a wealth of intimate de- a little boredom. There is a rumor passing 1 S?. Pass 2 NT Pass Against Authorities tail. You'll want to read this gripping, factual South thought that his clew 3 NT AU Pass around our neighborhood that you are not really a man but an Irate The authority will have its own documentation of human emotions—a dramatis life was beginning to pay off Opening lead — 4k 3 case history of tormented love—uncensored in 1 ONLY 65 MINUTES the diamond finesse was work- mother-in-law just doing your ad- meeting dates, secretary and at- ing, and the only problem vice column for the money In ittorney, Mayor Chester said. Sunday's was _hQW_.jrnanyovertricks_ This might happen to you some Is this true? I had always been The authority members-des- 1 day if you- get - greedy against could make. one of your loyaTfriends. ignate wiir meet" tonight to dis- sneaky opponent. If you can't con- cuss organization matters. Book of 10 Rides $10^0 Knocks Out Ace Heathcliff trol your'greed, pick a straight- The only person speaking JOURNAL-AMERICAN 1 South knocked out the ace forward opponent. Then you'll Dear Heathcliff: I am not a mother-in-law, and against the ordinance was John FOR INFORMATION hearts, and back came a spadi know just where you stand until Dressier, Rt. 9, who stated that to the king. South then took th< somebody sells him City Hall. money means nothing to me. I do this column simply out of kind- he is against public authorities. OS 1-2100 or CO 4-2222 club finesse, and back came DAILY QUESTION He Said he felt it was a "bad It't Guaranteed! low diamond. Partner opens with 1 NT (16ness and a desire to help my fellow man. Does that answer approach to a solution to our Mind you, a suspicious Soutl to IS points), and the next play- problems." . Some Reader Will Wirs 32,00* would take the ace of diamond: your question? That will be (6.08. ASBURY PARK * N. Y. TRANSIT CO. er passes. You hold: Spades-<} Mr. Dressier also said the This could be your Sunday to win th» / and be satisfied with two spades 8 4. Hearts—A 10 9 7. Diamonds " 401 LAKE AVE., ASIURY PARK Dear George: authority will not be responsible American'i top Social Security game prise! M«r» 'I two hearts, two diamonds an -7 4 3. Clubs-K 6 2. What do to the voters, just to the com- than 4,500 reader* have won mors than 1460,000 la three clubs. But South was stil you say? People have Invented so many mittee and it will be in charge obsessed with the notion that th Answer: Bid 2 NT. If partner machines to help do the house- of several million ^dollars of prizes so far. THIS COULD BE YOUR SUNBAY1 diamond finesse was working. has a bare 16 points and wants work that I wonder why some- bonding privileges. South took another diamon to pass, you should not grieve. Ifbody hasn't come up with some- finesse, and West took the kinj he has 17 Or 18 points and ac- thing to do ALL housework in- of diamonds and two more spadi cepts the invitation to game, hestead of part of it? It should tricks. Strangely enough, Wes should have a reasonable play be very popular. didn't look so bored as he tool for it. Beverly the setting trick with the la For Shelnwold's 36-page' book- Dear Beverly: For those of substance It Pays to Advertise in The Register spade. let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," They have — they're called send 50c to Bridge Book, Red wives, and they're quite popular and uncompromising taste Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand when they operate correctly. Central Sta., N. Y. 17. N. Y. 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STAT10HERY 4 OFFICE SOPPtlES .A horrible lady, perhap* as ing a few tough guy movie* and treacherous a female as ever Mr. Howard, who' will speak on admittedly lousing up his movie "The Young Democrats," is a ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS •tarred la » TV «how, is the star career. . . • . 1 teacher in Wall Township. He is Of Sundiy . "Show of the Week" Clark Is proud that he was a past president of the Monmouth btablishtd M NBC, Her name Is "Carla" chosen to narrate ihe show. "I County Education Association. I tod tee's the ill wind that blew don't know w.hy they picked me. 18S4 SH 1-0001 so food across the Southeastern It certainly wasn't because of Mrs. Frank McCloskey, chair- part of the United States last what I know about hurricanes, man of the executive committee 17 Brood St. RID IANK September. Needless to say the I'm from Brooklyn where the on- of the club, extended an invita- TV program ii entitled "Hurri- ly thing a hurricane meant was tion to all county Democrats. cane." that we could play hooky from The Idea of doing a news spec- school. But I'm glad to jbe in- ial on the subject or hurricanes volved with this one because for was born in the spring of '61 a a change I'm working with good few months before the start of people and. on a class show, All the hurricane season, Producer my professional life I've been do- NOW AT PROWN'S Al Wauerman w«s assigned ihe ing nothing but junk. Well, I'm > show and although many of his sick and tired of Junk." SOLO TO IXICUTIVI — This is a residence in the Oak Hill section of Mfddletown Ideas were planned in advance Somebody suggested that per- which was sold to Miss Jane G, Chmura, an executive with Cresap, McCormiek he stilt bad to wait for • hurri- haps Dane encountered a hurri- and Pager. Applebrooic Agency handled the transaction, in co-operation with the cane to brew in the Caribbean. cane while filming his success- As many of our citiiens from ful syndicated series "Bold Ven- Tindall Agency. ' , •long the Texas coast will testi- ture" in which he played a reck- fy "Carla" obliged them. Samuel S. Elice, Bell Labor*, Also sold was a residence on F REE less adventurer on a Caribbean The U. S. Weather Bureau de- island. "I might have," he said, 7 Houses tories, 6 Quail Dr. Greenwood Dr. to Elliot F. Brock- fines a hurricane as follows: "If we'd ever gotten to the Car- Richard S. Elwood, Morgan elbank, New Providence, who is "Hurricane* effecting the U. S,ibbean, which was the original Guaranty "Jrust Co. of New York, with Bell Laboratories. ANODIZING art windstorms from the tropics Idea. Instead, we shot the whole Sold At W Heron Rd. Also reported were two farm In which the air revolves coun- series in a back lot a few blocks Owen W. Reynolds, Red Bank, sales — 130 acres in the Holmdel- terclockwise about a central calm away from Santa Monica with Rachlin & Co., Newark, 178 Marlboro area to Edwin Brasch, ON THIS WINDOW area called the ''eye.' The Boulevard. I'll bet I sound bitter. Oak Hill Mallard, Rd. Mlddletown,, and 123 acres In strength of the winds must at- Maybe I am. I went out to Holly- George F. Tyrell, Benton & Holmdel Township (the Fred C. A 15.95 VALUE tain » speed of 74 miles per hour wood with three college degrees. MIDDLETOWN - Applebrook Bowles Advertising Agency, 43 TatOm farm) to William H. Pot- In order for a storm to be. of-I'm a lawyer ... I passed the Agency reported today the sale Heron Rd. ter, Jr., Holmdel. ficially called a hurricane." When New York Bar several years ago. of seven new houses at Oik Hill, "Carla" hit the Texas coast her But'l've been permanently typed the development being built by winds were recorded at 200 miles as a tough character Tacob K. V. M. Lefferts. The an hour. , . mean^ professionally. sales were made In co-operation 12 What makes the storm of "Car "Producers seem to figure a with the Tindall Agency. GRACIOUS LIVING IN A la" dramatic enough for a TV guy's got to be 135 pounds am The buyers and addresses of suffering from tired blood to play HISTORIC LOCATION! documentary Is that this villain the houses are: NODOWNPAMNI: born of nature was not permitted a sensitive part. If you look Hk« ~ to wreak her havoc without • ame they just hand you a .45 auto- John R. Coltmtn, of the Norris Fir$t Payment in October fight The Weather, Bureau matic and tell you to start shoot' Thermador Corp., 25 Kingfisher warnings were sufficient to allow ing. From now on I'm out tcDr. • Anodizing prevents pitting, cwmiM, exIdMngl •ntlre communities to dig In, ab- make it the right way ... by Miss Jane G. Chmura, an exec- • Triple track • I-Z Hit sorb the worst, and in many cas- associating myself only with utive with Cresap, McCormiek Holmdel Village iCn b* ela«med from Mw lasfd* M survive a storm that would good people who do good things. arid Paget, i> Crane Ct. have wiped them out some years That's not too much to ask, li Edwin M. Close, of Hanson, E. Main St., Holmdei, N. J. • FuHy wtothentrlppad ago, As producer, Wasserman Van Winkle, Munning Co., 80 puts it. "This isnqt a weather Dane Clark seems to be th Mallard Rd. show but a story about human right guy to tell us about a hur- Colonial 2-Story, split level, bi-level and PAINT beings. The Idea is to's&w that ricane named "Carla" on "Show ranch homes on your own acre estate. Half Price in the face of something as pow- of the Week," NBC this Sunday erful and unreasonable at 'Car- night. HEALTH CAPSULES SALE! la,' people may seem frail but hrMlchKlA.Pem.MiX 7 and 8 rooms; S and 4 bedrooms; 2 and 2ft baths; SALE! they arc also capable pf amaz- IF VOU NEVER Q®T ANGRY, paneled recreation rooms; full basements . . . two-car ing endurance and strength." POES "MAT MEAN V&U HAVS 24-Sdlon Highlands A WELL-BALANCED garages; gas-fired,General Electric forced air heating. LUCITE "Carla" destroyed a half a toil- PERSONALITY? UnbwcAebl* Fl«tlc lion dollars worth of property Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Soyka INSIDE and left thousands homelss dur- and children of 152 Bay Ave., at- PRICED LIBERAL the GuH REG. ing her rampage along tended the wedding of Mr. Soy- FINANCING L.79 Trash Con ka's niece, Miss Eileen Heler FROM '23,900 7.45 Coast. She continued as a ma- Soyka, daughter of Mr. and Mrs With Cover jor storm s'cruss the U. S. In a Nestled In a beautiful rural setting, yet convenient to northerly direction and finally Joseph Soyka, Elizabeth, lasl LUCITE "died" as, a light rainfall on the week. Miss Soyka became the schools, bouses of worship, shopping centers, country bride of Patrick M. Rebernik OUTSIDE MFG. Canadian plains. Elizabeth, in St. Hedwig's Cath- clubs and golf courses, the famous Jersey shore resorts 95 Ironically, the program will be REG. £.80 LIST PRICE 1 olic Church: Miss Mary Am and' beaches, Garden State Parkway and other express narrated by Dane Clark, one ofSoyka, Highlands, cousin of th 9.95 the acting profession's stormier highways. Excellent rail commuting Is also available. 8.50 O 4 bride, was Junior bridesmaid. ~ personalities, Ex-Twxer Clark was She wore a turquoise silk organza SUPER • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY contracted.'by Warner Brothers gown with matching headpiece. pnWSCTlONS: r-arkwMr to "TelB»r»ph H1U Ptrk" tilt: b««.r right In the late IMS', with ah eye to to end of itr«it (Oriwfqrdi Cora.r Roid); turn left ant Mock to KEMTONE STORE HOURS: 8 AJH. TO I PJK. Mary Ann Soyka also spent the Lonntreet Rd., then right to Holmdtl Bold; left on Holmdel Hold making Wm "a hew John Gar- week-end with her aunt and uncle, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I field." Dane didn't go along with to E. Main Bt. l then lett 3/10 of t mil* to modal!. INSIDE wasm OR: Route » to Rt. 34 imith th'routh MiUwui to W. Main St. 9 Jerry Homiak, son pf Mr. an< NO. rrfc psRPecruv NORMAL (Fleutnt Valley Inn); turn ten throuiti Holmdal Center tpprox. REG. C.27 Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Jr., Second TO FESL ANGRY WHEN 1/10 mile to roodeli. .; for a St., recently celebrated his mini 6QMSTH1NG (SOBS WRQNO, 6.5SAV9 E 13% TO 269% SALES KASTNER-MIRANTI AD J-3900 , Jf birthday at a party In his home JUST BBCAREHJU On Cook & Dunn Paints ; 32 Brood St. SHodysId* 1-7500 Rad lorit lovelier Celebrating the event were An' WHAT VOU E& Model Phemo: 944-8453 over other first line paints drew Homiak, 3d, his brother; T Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., pater- • "• "iiwii" nal grandmother; Nicky Maz- • Weed and Crabgrass Control zacco, Highlands; Mrs, Jerome • Fertilizing • Pest Control Mason, maternal grandmothe • P. H. Control Atlantic Highlands; Mary Jaw • Lawn Renovation and Frances Shaughnessy, Poln • Fungus Control Pleasant, and Mrs. Martin D. Me • Soil Sterilization • Spray Seeding Grail, Red Bank. • Special Services • Aero-Thatching Mrs. Sarah Krieling, Map Heights, Ohio, visited with he granddaughter and family, Mr ALLIED and Mrs. Edgar Devereaux an children, Linda, Gerald and Ric LAWN SERVICE ard, Bay Ave, PHONE CO 4-8060 It No Answer—CO 44832 Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker will e« tertain members of the Past Pres Idents Club of the Ladies Auxll iary of the American Legion Twinlight Post, in her home, Highland Ave,, Monday. Mn Claudia France, Highland Ave. will celebrate her'birthday. Plan for the group's anniversary din ner, to be hejd June 7 at Bahr Bargain Hunters...an Entire Acre Restaurant, will be finalized.

Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Anthon • ROOM ADOPTIONS and Mr. and Mrs. Orris D. Steei • ATTIC CONVERSIONS man of this place recently at of Good Furniture to Choose from • MMMIHS • OARAOIS tended' a meeting of the Rivei • ROOriNB e PORCHES • ALUMINUM SIDINO Club at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Zerr, Second St., Rum- ADDON son. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mi Cue, Fair Haven, were welcomed AT DISCOUNT PRICES! as new members. Present were CONSTRUCTION Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mueggi Hwy. 35, Mlddlefown Mr. and Mrs. William Zerr,' Mr Before you spend a single cent for furniture . . . you owe it to yourself to shop ROSE DISCOUNT CALL DAY OR NIGHT and Mrs. Robert Zerr, Rumson Mr. and Mrs. McCue, Fair Hi ... an entire acre of everything for the home. BIG in every way, except price . . . rows and rows OS M479 ven. , Oi Sui'ss Suu. pieces for tu£ ming rooni; ucuiuuiii, ummg TDOUI uim ucii • • . you n iinu toe uiggest selection of styles, models, woods, colors, fabrics.

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Want to anjoy wash day? Juit bring your laundry hare and let our washers and dryers do the dirty work, while you ROSE DISCOUNT shop or run errands, or just relax. There are always plenty of machines available; never any waiting. And the pries is so low, you can do a family wash FURNITURE WAREHOUSE for only pennies! . ROUTE 35. ASBURY PARK, 1 block from Sun set Ave, 'A Mile North of Asbury Park Clrela DONALD'S COIN-0-MATIC Open Daily 10 A. M. to TO P. M., exc. Sat. to 6 ... Plenty of Parking Space M N. •ridge Art, Ntwimm Springs ltd. r MO IANK Ave. A&y? Miy 25, 1962 RED BANK BEG1STER Essay Contest Winner Society Soroptimists to Present Oceanport GroUp Plans Award to Miss Parrbn RUMSON — The Soroptimist in the club's recent essay contort Closing Dinner in June Club of the Greater Red Bank for students of six area high Area will present Miss Dtlores schools. Mrs. Mildred Moon of OCEANPORT — "ft* Historical Mrs. Harry Morford displayed Louise Parron a $50 U. S. Sav- Red Bank, president, wilt make Society here will hold a dinner a cook book which befogged to ings Bond at the Red Bank Cath- the award. June 13 in Bates' Restaurant, Mrs. Hubbard Warden, titled olic High School awards program The essay also has beea en- Highlands. TO* will be the clos- "New Receipts for Cooking" by today. Mlsj Parron is the winner tered in the nationwide contest, "Miss Leslie." published in 1854. the winner of which will be se- ing meeting of the group until The society is planning to in- September, SATURDAY lected at the International can- vite residents of the borough to vention in San Francisco in July. At a recent meeting of the so-discuss old times in Oceanport FLOWER SHOW, Root and ciety la the home of Mrs. Rich- Branch Garden Club of Union To Many Miss Parron Is the daughter at a fall program. A card party of Mr. and Mrs. James Pwron, ard Tophan, 78 Com'anche Dr., also will be scheduled. Beach, 2 to 6 p.m., Union a gavel used by the first mayor Beach Fire House. 87 West Sunset Ave., Red Bank. of Oceanport was preseated to FASHION SHOW AND In the Fall Vpon graduation from Red Bank the society by Mayor Edward C. LUNCHEON. Long Branch Catholic High School next month, Wilson, Who is acting as an ad Chapter of Deborah Hospital, 1 NEW SHREWSBURY — An she plant to specialize In college viser' to the society. p.m., Colts Neck Inn. nouncement is made by Mr, an in biology research work. Sh»>, June Bride DINNER - DANCE, New Mrs. Henry C. Sohl, 225 River- secretary of the school's Forensic The society formulated plans to League, treasurer of the Blessed have photographs taken of histori- Shrewsbury Woman's Club, edge Rd., of the engagement of 8:30 p.m., Colts Neck Inn. their daughter, Miss Diane Marie Virgin Mary Sodality of St. cal places and buildings in James Catholic Church, Red Bank Oceanport Mrs. Henry D. Brin- ANNIVERSARY BALL, Sohl, to William Joseph Dowlen, Shrewsbury American Legion son of William P. Dowlen, 66 staff member of The Emerald, ley, Long Branch, donated a map Red Bank Catholic High School of Portaupeck made in X900. Post, 8:30 p.m., Willowbrook Lewis St., Eatontown, and the Inn, Fair Haven. late Mrs. Grace A. Dowlen. year book, and a member of tha school's Junior Classical League. Allstate Agents The award announcement was MONDAY CHANGEOVER—Mrs. G. Donald Apgar, left, new president of the Little Silver Wom- made at a Soroptimist meeting INSTALLATION LUNCHEON, an's Club, is shown about to receive gavel from the past president, Mri. Joseph Ulan, in the home of Mrs. Emms Mar- Win Awards Sisterhood of Monmouth Re- tin, 94 West River Rd., Rumson. RED BANK — Two repre- form Temple, 12:30 p.m., at last night's dinner in Old Orchard Country Club, Eatontown, In center is Mrs. Members approved plan* to sentatives of the Allstate Insur- Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontowo. Ralph Weaver, dinner chairman. •: • • ' change regular meetings to tha ance Companies in the White St. MEMBERSHIP TEA, Ayelet fourth Tuesdays. Starting In Sep- Chapter of Bnai Brith, 8:30 tember, dinner meetings will be Sears Roebuck Co. store, here, p.m., The_Oaks,_ •— have been awarded Allstate held the fourth Tuesday of each 1 Church Hall Calendar month in the Crystal Brook Inn, "seals of confidence ' certifica- Graduate Eatontown, at 7 p.m. ' tion. TUESDAY AWARD DINNER, Keyport A slate headed by Mrs. Moore The two are Jack McHugh, will be Installed at Joint cere- Washington St.. Rumson, and High School, 7 p.m., Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown. Hygienist monies with members of the Stf« Thomas S. Joyce, 87 Neville St., Lectern Guests roptimlst Clubs «f Asbury Park New Shrewsbury . and Freehold on June 7 In Bis The awards are given to agents Rev. Harold Hornberger wil is planned for June 1 by the American Hotel In Freehold. who display judgment and ability Red Bank speak on the common service at Women's Guild for Christian Members of the Freehold Club In their dealings with the public Miss Adele Busaid a meeting of the United Luther- Service of the New Shrewsbury are in charge of arrangements. as well as offering outstanding an Church Women of Holy Trin- Reformed Church. Mrs. Moore will also be a dele- SAGINAW, Mich. — Mr. anc service to policyholders. Club Holds ity Evangelical Church, Red Serving will start at 5:30 p.m. gate fom the Red Bank Club to Mrs. F. H. Busaid of this citj Bank, on June 7. Election of of- Mr. McHugh has been an agent In White Hall and continue until the Soroptimist International Con- announce the engagement of thei ficers will be held. Members of vention in California In July. since 1952; Mr. Joyce, since 1958.daughter, Miss Adele Busaid, tc 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Herman Ebert Luncheon the Dorcas Circle will be hostess- chairman. The final dub meeting will be First Lt. Peter Michael McVey RED BANK - The Woman's es. Miss Diane Marie Sohl June 26 in the home of Miss EXPLORER (USA), son of Mrs. Thomas C Club held its closing meeting last A reception for new members Miss Sohl, a graduate of Red Eleanor Caughey, Broad St., Ea- McVey, 78 Manor Dr., Red Bank week in the clubhouse. A final and members of the confirmation GRAND REGENT -Mrs Bank Catholic High School, is at- tontown. During July and August, DAY CAMP] N. J., and the late Dr. McVey, luncheon for members and guests class will be held June 10 at Rita Farielio was elected gram tending Stuart School of Busines informal sessions will be held at McGuire's Grove The bride-elect, an alumna o! will be held June 6 in the Cobble p.m. in the parish house. Re- regent of the Catholic Daughter! Administration, Asbury Park. Shi Mrs. Moore's home in Red Bank, the University of Michigan, i Stones, Middletown. Mrs. George of America, Court' St. Joseph Enroll Now freshments will be served by is a member of Sigma Beta Chi; teaching for the U. S. Govern Weis is chairman, and Mrs. members. Keyport, at a meeting in the Mr. Dowlen, also a graduate ol AT school hall. ment in Kaiserslautern, Germany George Barnard, Jr., vice chair- Mrs; Owen Doud and Mrs. Wil- Red Bank Catholic High School, Post, to Assist Middletown, N. J. Lt McVey Is an alumnus o: man. liam 'Freismuth were co-chair- Mrs. Frances Thaler, retlrlnj attended Seton Hall. He is em- 244 or 8-Week Sessions St, John's University, New York Mrs. Dale B. Otto, newly- grand regent presided. Servlni ployed at IMayfair Markets, Red In Ceremonies men of a recent mother-daugh- with Mrs. Farielio during the June 25 - Aug. 17 and is currently stationed In Kai elected president, Mrs. Harold ter tea. Awards were presented Bank. RED BANK-Shrewabury Fort, serslautern with the Third Ar Pennington and Mrs. Barnard to Mrs. Earl Forsyth, mother o coming year will be Mrs. Kath A fall wedding is planned. 1 SH 7-2241 - SH 1-9007 were delegates at the recent New erine Sutliff, vice grand regent; American Legion Auxiliary , will Boys and Glrls-4 to 14 mored Cavalry Regiment. the youngest child; Mrs. Richard participate in the placing of Jersey State Federation of Wom- Sohan,- youngest mother; Mrs. Mrs. Ann Letwenske, prophetess; For Information A June 9 military wedding ii Miss Ann Stringer, financial sec- wreaths,at the Red Bank and Germany is planned. an's Clubs convention in Atlantic Ethel Seacrest, oldest mother; Fair Haven monuments on Memo- LIM183 City. Mrs. Barnard presented a Mrs. Walter Grubb, most grand- retary; Mrs. Ann O'Hare, histor- report on the event. ian; Mrs. Ann Emery, treasur- rial Day. children, and Mrs. Frederick Engaged Members will sell popples this Mrs. Caroll Doran was in- Miss Dorothy L. Watson Zellman, youngest grandmother. er; Mrs. Mary Lou Allen, moni- troduced by Mrs. Henry Braun tor; Mrs. Philomena Lanzaro, week-end in Red Bank. Mrs. PHILADELPHIA —Miss Dor- Esther Circle will serve dinner James Brarieyis chairman. as a new member. to those attending ~ the annual sentinel; Mrs.-Constance Chole- othy L. Watson, daughter of Mr. wlnsM, lecturer, and Mrs. Naijcy At last week's meeting five SANDY'S "New Homes for Old," a Celan- meeting of the Greater Red Bank dollars was voted to be contrib- DuBois, organist. ese Corporation film, was pre- and Mrs, Thomas E. Watson, 57 Area Council of Churches June uted to the Red Bank First Aid Italian-American sented by Mrs. Charles Toop, East Bergen PI., Red Bank, 1 at Holy Trinity. Mrs. Thaler and Mrs. Margar- Squad. chairman of the American home N. J., was graduated last week et Mathaey were elected trustee; MARKET department. "THERE IS NO PROBLEM for three years; Miss Mari< Hostesses were Mrs. Frederick from the University of Pennsyl- Dougherty and Mrs. Carmella D. vania's School of Oral Hygiene. outside the reach of divine love," INTERIORS FOR 54 Carr Avenue Winslow, MJS. Henry Weber, Mrs Geith A. Plimmer, British lectur- Santo, two years, and Mrs. Sylvie Cromwell Watson and Mrs. Weis. A graduate of Red Bank High Charles and Mrs. Helen Brown, ANY BUDGET KEANSBURG, er, told an audience Tuesday in one year. School, class of I960, Miss Watson the First Church of Christ Mrs. Gertrude Leamy, chair- 787-1589 No • Jffdblera finding tenants will work in the office of Dr. Scientist, Red Bank. Mr. Plim- Draperies when you Advertise The Register mer spoke on "Christian Science: man of the poetry contest held in William Copperwaithe, Red Bank. OPEN EVERY DAY way—Advertisement, The Discovery of the Healing St. Joseph's School, announced Slipcovers Christ." the winners. Georgette Ader, "It is the natural province of 8B, won the first prize In th< Wallpapers God, divine love, to" heal," Mr. first division. Her poem wa, Plimmer said. "From,Moses' given honorable mention in th< Reuphohtery time onward, spiritually-minded state contest. Estrella Sanchez, DISCOUNTS men In the Bible proved the pow- SA, was the second prize win- er of God to heal both sin and ner and Kathleen Danlewicz, Ernest CH. GALORE sickness b y spiritual means 7A, third. In the second divi- alone. sion, Joanne O'Neill, 4C, won Voigtlander "Before any problem arises In the- first prize; Carol Christian- BIG NEWS! son, 4A, second prize; and Miss Kathleen Brady belief," he said, "the Christ al- ready has its solution in truth." Carol McAdam, 4C, third. MIDDLETOWN - Mr. and 428 Broad St. Mrs, John M. Brady, Sr., 7 Hed- Shrewsbury SISTER MARY FREDERICK A MAY CROWNING was held din PL, announce the engage- of the Catholic Welfare Bureau, recently by members of the Ro-ment of their daughter. Miss SH 7-0567 Red Bank, addressed the May sary Alter Society of Our Lady of Kathleen Elinore Brady, to Chief meeting of the Rosary Altar So- Perpetual Help Catholic Church, Petty Officer John M. Plunkett GRAND OPENING ciety of Nativity Catholic Church, (USN) son of Mr. and Mrs. Highlands. Mrs. Olga Fostei Fair Haven. crowned the statue. Thomas P. Plunkett, 27 Statesir DOROTHY TOLAND LIQUID 6 PACKS WAFERS Pi., Riverside Heights. The group will sponsor-4 card DANCE STUDIO H3$ Spice or A SMORGASBORD SUPPER party Aug. 24 in Conner's Hotel. Miss Brady is in the June grad «p I •&/ eo. pack ©«J Chocolate Mrs. James E. Smith, Jr. and uating class of Middletown Town- ship High School. METRECAL Mfg. Sugg* List* 1.25 Mrs. Andrew Homlak are co- Ufa. Sugg. List 1.80 chairmen. Her fiance, a graduate of Mid- dletown Township High School, Its theme will be "Hawilan is stationed in Norfolk, Va,, Holiday?' with decorations made iboard the USS Stormes. FLAIR COLGATE by a committee headed by Mrs. FLO RIDE Walter E. Behrens, Jr. Mrs. To Celebrate Night Professionally John Graham is ticket chairman HAIR SPRAY treated for beauty and Mrs. John Dedrick, specla' Mass on Thursday TOOTH' PASTE and long project chairman. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - St. wear REGULAR 1.69 VALUE ,gnes Catholic Church will ob- 69c ECONOMY SIZE CENTER BRIDGE GAME serve Ascension Thursday with LONG BRANCH - The Dupli masses scheduled for 6, 7, 8, 9 cate Bridge sessiorts sponsored by and 10 a.m. An evening mass will be offered the Jewish Community Center, it 7:3p, which is reserved for OUR PRICE OUR PRICE Second and Bath Aves., are being idults. There will be Benediction held Sundays at 7:30 p.m. through if the Blessed Sacrament after June., . , ;hs 1Q s.st. snsss. Confessions will RU& CLEANERS Winners of the last session ye heard from 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 'rorn 7:30 to 9 p.m. Classical Ballet Technique call now CA 2-5042 were Mr. and Mrs. Millard Ros- OZON enfeld, Harold Ducore, and Rev. Michael J. Lease, pastor, Contemporary Jaw SILVIKRIN Charles Tepper. will be assisted by Rev. Ray- Tap . Acrobatic • To» LIQUID CREME mond R. Griffin, assistant pas- ;ti SHAMPOO tor, and Rev. Paul Feeley, a 201 East Bergen Place Franciscan of St. Francis Mon- SH 1-2208 SHAMPOO We Pur the "000" in the Price GRADUATION astery, New York City. REGULAR 1.00 SIZE 1.00 SIZE DRESSES GALORE WHAT IS A BARGAIN? OUR PRICE OUR PRICE CAVEAT EMPTOR! 39 59 Come feast your Free Translation: "Sucker Beware" eyes on a most stunning selection Some More "Gimmick" Advertising FAMOUS of new celebrating FROM THI SLIPCOVER DEPARTMENT fashions for your "EAU OE RENAUP" apecial event. The A. B. C. Mercantile Company la now advertising slip- SAINT AND SINNER covers for a sofa and one arm chair for . . . . $53.09. REGULAR 5.00 SET OF TWO 4-OZ. BOTTLES HOW COME? A sofa and one arm chair take approximately 23 yarda ef material. The labor, including findings, la about $36,19, GRAND OPENING PRICE - SET leaving $5.00 for material. Can It fte done or Is It Jutt 1.98 sucker bait? WHAT DO YOU TlftNKT 177 DISCOUNT CENTER JUNIOR BAZAAR M. SILBERSTEIN 11 White St., Red Bank 177 BROAD ST. "SEVEN DAY MONEY HACK GUARANTEE" RED BANK Interior Designs • Furniture • Draperies • Slipcovers 28 MECHANIC ST. SH 1-1762 RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER .. Adam and Eve Prepare For ^1962—11 A PROFILE adhouette with b*cktritefett'a»dt'a» . Camporee watt effect* keynoted the ipring-summer couture Councilman Lonely Hdurs collection of Jtin P*tou. soouti will "stake their claim" * The line is tn essentially easy-fitting one, ex- to a parcel of soil Sunday in Is Editor DEAR ADAM ANU EVE: st eligible men. What eta I pressed both in bias and straight cut with the preparation for their camporee This ..if. the. Hrst time I have do? . ..- scheduled for June 1-3 at Deep- Of Book «ver,wrtttsnji!letter aijting «d- • ../ t-ove ufe waistlines generally normal and beltetf. dale Farm, Red Hill Rd. The vice and also giving It. I wish Dear Love Life: Be lest Im- Shoulders are wide and sloping, and skirts are stake-out" is scheduled between NEW SHREWSBURY - Bor- I could' fell every woman who patient, for one thing. You'vs very brief. In fact, this house has come up with 2 and 4 p.m ough Councilman Robert L. Da- complains of the drudgery of been * widow one ye»r, not am The purpose of the "stake-out", vidson is co-editor, of a new book,, housework and budget! and the eternity, and although the void tone of the highest hemlines in Paris. Most skirts scout executive J. Fred Billett "Water Soluble Resins," to be many Other things that go with is nearly intolerable, look to stop at the kneecap, except for the "Bermuda said, is to ease the flow of some published June IS, its publisher, married life to stop and consider the future, not the past. dresses" which are very knee baring in front and 2,000 boys and leaders who are th« Reinhold Publishing Corpora- how lucky they are, Adam scheduled to arrive next Friday tion has announced. If people think you were too dip to the calf in back. with their camping gear. Mr. Bil- He edited the book with Mar- I had a nice home, a wonder- devoted to your late husband Jackets make news in the variety of lengths lett said that once the troop se* shall Sittig of Princeton Univer- ful husband and the usual bur to remarry, you yourself must and necklines, ranging from brief straight boleros tec is its campsite, the group, sity. dens of a household one year give that Impression. Change which sometimes involves 40 ago, Today 1 do not. My to to lightly fitting hip lengths, elongated basques and Mr. Davidson, who is executive it, When you let others know people, can go directly to the associate of W. Alec Jordan As- band died with a heart attack, you're ready to rebuild your loose-flowing tunics. spot where they will camp. and now I am left with a' 12- sociates, New York, is also au- -life, the right stone mason will The Camporee features s "Fit- year-old boy to try to be mother soon come along. The shirtwaist jacket—cropped, unfitted, but- thor, co-author or editor of four ness" theme and will be a three books which have been published and daddy, to. No One knows Eve tonless, in the same fabric as the dress underneath, th* lonely hours I spend a ^ day event ending Sunday, June by McGraw-Hill. emerges as an important trend. An example is pic- 3. Scout officials met recently what I wouldn't give to have the DEAR ADAM AND EVE: The councilman, who lives on drudgeries of a family life again. tured in a silk print.. with the representatives of fire, Riveredge Rd., was recently I respect your column very police and Civil Defense divisions the New I am 45 and love lite, but you Other styles in toppers are short, squared and elected a member of much. Please help me. About to make sure that the event York Academy of Sciences. don't find many men at my age,four months ago I met a boy often decollete at the back to show off the back- would go off as planned. and yet 1 have so many good I'll call him Tony. Well, the placefi bow or frills of a blouse beneath. Mr. Billett said authorities at yearn yet.' I am so miserable. first time I met Tony 1 fell Some varieties of bananas In I do everything I can to pass1 my Fort Monmouth pledged their sup- the Pacific Islands are called madly In love with him. well, port to the big camp and would time away, but still sm so lone I made an Issue of It. I had plantains and are esten steamed, 1y. I do auxiliary work in our provide some of the central fa- roasted and fried. to tell everyone and he found cilities. The camp will be tied local hospital and also church out. People would tell him I On Campus work", but skill feel so alone. My into a county-wide short wave net liked him and asked him if he «s one of its program features husband and I were so devoted liked me. Among new officers of the Stu-At Graves Parents and friends have been WONDERFUt that many people think I'm not He Is very, very shy and gels dent Government Association tt Interested la remarriage, but I jasily embarrassed and so do I invited to the campfire program ICE CREAM : Wilson College, Chambersburg, Tomorrow am. People say I am attractive Well, he got disgusted, I guesa Saturday, June 2. A large pasture ] I hftve nice clothes, and yet I and now I think he hates me. 1 Pa., ire Joetu K. Lehan, '63, KEANSBURG — Boy has been reserved for the event don't seem to be able to inter' cry oyer lilm all the time and senior member of the legislative Scout Troop 149 will assist mem- spectators will witness the BIRNN CANDY am going down In my studies council, and Joan I~ the hillside. Flood- bers of the Veterans of Foreign lights will be supplied by the fire I chased him a little too. I'm house president of South Hall. Wars post tomorrow riot a cry baby but this is the d Miss Lehan is the daughter ot ing graves of veterans in ceme- worst crush I've ever had Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Lehan, teries in the township. HARTSHORNE HEALTH SHERMAN'S Please, what can I do? He Is 171 Conover La.,' Middletown. 17 and t sm 16. I'll do whatever and Miss Max, the daughter of It also was announced that the CENTER 150/4* you tell me. Mrs. Esther M. Max, color, guard and MIDDLETOWN - The Harts- . G.D PI., Rumson. bers of the post will hold cere- horne Memorial Health Center at •Standard Bath House FOR Dear G.D.: Don't cry honev, monies Sunday at the graves of Campell's Junction was incorrect- and don't think too badly of Miss Claire Bloomberg, daugh Unit (4 ft. x 4 ft.) Draperies yourself; It's human nature to ter of Mrs. Henry Bloomberg, 230 after whom the post is Center in Monday's edi SEASON STARTS MAY JO give voice to one's love. Walt Mechanic St., Red Bank, was tion of the Register. Slipcover! 1a few months, and perhaps you Luxurious facilities menfter of the cast of a Spani can pick up the pieces again- UphoUteriiig dialogue play presented recently man of the drive to have every TO GET DEGREE Reasonable ratei Bedspreads more discreetly. But if not, by the language department at home in the township display the don't despair; there'll be other MacMurray College, Jacksonville, flag, stated that the campaign is L1NCR0FT — Marcus Daly, for the ultimate In'fun Qurtains boys for whom you'll care. III. progressing. Any resident wishing Shop-at-Home Service Adam and Eve A freshman, Miss Bloomberg Is h flag before Me- ceive an honorary doctor of laws DOWN SEA Phone SH1-264J _ iourhalism major, and graduate morial Day may contact him at Send your personal questions cises of St. Peter's College, Jer- Sherman's of Red Bank High School. sey City, June 9. Mr. Daly SWIM CLUB and problemria Adam or Eva At th* test meeting of the post, Decorators Lowell or both, as you prefer. GAIX NOW-MMNO 418 Broad St., Shrewsbury One hundred twelve women stu- rector of the Intergovernmental ISO Ocean Ave. North Beach For a personal, unpublished dents at Miami University, O FREE PARKING reply, enclose a stamped, ad- Committee for European Migra- at foot of ford", Ohio, will serve in the com-Brennan, Jr., and William O. Me Highlands-Sea Bright Bridge dressed envelope. ' Mall to ing school year as special coun- Manus were elected delegates to ADAM & EVE, In care of this selors to other students In the newspaper. Miami residence hall system. which will be held at the Middle- town Post Home Saturday, June It adds upl More and mon Among them is Mis* Marilyn Zager, 23 5 Sycamore SPECIAI. people use The Register ads each Shrewsbury. The convention will be followed TUE.WED. OUR issue because results come fast- AN AFTERNOON ENSEMBLE of printed Bilk twill con- by a dinner-dance to be held at ONLY slat of a suppte-fitting dress and a looter, matching jacket the Old Village Fire House. STORE er—Advertisement. Miss Judith Mclaughlin, daugh- Name Permanent ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Me- Elected to serve as alternates Mrs. Apgar is treasurer o[ th< Laughlin, 92 Robinson were James G. Crowley, Edward Complef Announce Ceramic Leagues, Inc., and Shrewsbury, has been named to ll serves on the board of directors. the dean's list at Baldwin-Wallace HIGH-FASHION HAIR satisfaction A traveling artist and lecture College, Berea, Ohio. your In our business, the moat im- Ceramic Mrs. Apgar is doing a series oi Miss McLaughlin, a senior, has Robert Disbrow was welcomed STYLISTS °* ""*• portant service we render is monthly articles for Populai been awarded a German govern- new member by the com filling your Doctor's prescrip- Ceramics of California. She r ment scholarship and Middlebury mander, Kenneth Scott. 10 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-1515 tions. Our experienced phar- Awards cently had a story on antique bu macists take a great deal of College scholarship for graduate ASBURY PARK - Six students ter press molds and pottery study of German at Middlebury pride In serving you promptly of Grace Apgar, Big Brook Stu- and precisely, and at uni- the spring issue of McCal and at the University of Mainz, formly reasonable prices. dio, Marlboro, received awards at Needlecraft. Germany. the 10th anniversary Eastern Ce- ramic Show last week-end in Con- PROFESSIONAL vention Hall. They are Edwin Disbrow, Long PHARMACY Branch, first and third place in 134 Broad St. SH 1-5288 Red Bank the carved texture division of the adult professional category, PROMPT, FREE DELIVERY-OPEN SUN. 'TIL I PJW. and Mrs. Violet Johnson, second are in this division. Mrs. Ann Naslonski, Freehold, second in the porcelain division of the adult amateur category, and second place in the unusual NOW IS THE TIME TO DYE! glaze division. Award winners In the children's category were Lynn Shteir, LAY YOUR OLD COLORS Smithsburg, first, young age divi- sion for unusual glaze; Laurie Shteir, Smithsburg, first for por- TO REST IN OUR NEW celain fired stains and third for underglaze, both in the pre-teen division; and Kathy Thompson, DYEING ROOM ... Rumson, third for hand model- ing In the pre-teen division. ... an exclusive new feature NAVY EXERCISE WISE of our coin-operated CAMP LEJUNE, N. C. — Two Navy men from the Red Bank area have taken part in Exercise Quick Kick, a mock assault on Automatic Dry-Cleaning this installation involving 40,000 HOUSEWIFE? men, 370 aircraft and 70 ships. Ens. J. E. Callahan, 8 Bing- and Laundry Village ham Hill Cir., Rumson, is aboard the radar picket destroyer USS (Corner of Pearl and Monmouth Streets) Newman K. 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an. Mm* CATHOLIC TRINITY EPISCOPAL EA1TIST Religion in th« Newt ST. THOMAS METHOOWT R*dB*ak Red Bask Red Bank Rtdgcak. R«J Bank Red Bank Sunday massea art at (, 7, *. The Holy Eucharist will-be eel Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, pas- "How Do You RecognlM a Sunday services will be Holy The sacrament of HoJy Com- t, » U and U (high ma») in ebrated at 3 a.m.' Sunday. Th tor, will speak Sunday at the H Eucharist at • a.m. and merntog munion will be administered Sun- th* dnirch and 9, 10 and 11 family service and church school a.m. service. Ushers will be War- Heresy Case Watched topic of K«ft1»; Charles S. Web- prayer and sermon at 9:30. day at 8:30 a.m. by Rev, Kerry o'clock in the high school audl- will' begin at 9:15 a.m. "ten' ren De Brown, Charles Miller, ster Sunday at 9:15 and 11 «m. Sunday school will meet at 9:30Robb. Watching a Church Service on Tillman Lane, John Crawford Rev. James L. Ewalt, associ- a.m. The Episcopal Young Services will be held at 9:30 Television Just as Good as Going and Roland Duncan. The greet- By HENRIJONKER of his student* at Unl- Confessions are beard Satur- PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) versity brought ate minister, .will jutsitt at the Churchmen will attend the con- and 11 a-m., with Rev. W. Gor- days from i to 6 p.m. and from to Church?" will be the subject ing committee will be dea- 9:15 service and Rev. Dr. Sargent vocation at St. Mtry'r Church, don Lowden preaching on "Proj- cons W. E. Bosserman, Claude — Whim heresy charges were charges plus the insufi 7:30 and 9 p.m.> weekday*, dur-of a family service talk- by Bash, minister of visitation, will Keyport Sunday afternoon. ects In Patriotism." Music di- George Castleman. Holy Eucha Denny, Marshall Smith assisted brought against a Calvinist Dutch charge against him. The insub- ing the S o'clock mass and after Reformed Church leader six ordination charge concerned a assist at the latter service. Wil- Holy Communion will be cele- rected by Herbert Burtis will in- Noveaa services Monday. list and address by the rector, by * deaconesses, Mrs. Everett months ago, some South African rule made at the last general as- liam C. Wood, minister of mu- brated on Rogation Days, Mon- clude: youth choir (9:30) and Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, will Brower and Mrs. Clement Bar newspapers jokingly conjured up sembly, aimed at rebels like sic, wjU be at the organ console. day, Tuesday and Wednesday, chancel choir (11 a.m.) anthems p.m. to the church. A baptism be at II a.m. low. visions of a burning at the stake, Geyser, that the church's ruling At the 9:15 service the West- and on Ascension Day, Thursday, and a solo, "All Honor, Praise blank must be obtained from the The Young People's Convoca- Flowers will be given by Rob- and Glory," Bach, by Elizabeth v Now, shortly after verdict on matters such as segregation minster Fellowship Choir will at 7 a.m. ; '" rectory and filled out before the tion will be held at St. Mary's, ert L. Church. Flowers last Sun- could of guilty, the cas, still draws «* be criticized in public Kohl, soprano. Baptism takes place. Keyport, at 4 p.m. day were given by Mr. and Mrs, sing, assisted by Martha Wood- The Brotherhood of St, Andrew wide attention though nobody is will sponsor a Memorial Day bar- The cburch school will meet Novena devotions In honor o Holy Eucharist will be cele- Harry Klausmann. la its verdict, the 13-raan syno- ward and Robert M. Wood, flutes humorous about it any more. dal commission dismissed the Ushers will be Arnod W. Gal- becue. Sunday at 9:30 and 11 a.m. with the church. brated at 8 and at 10 a.m. Church school will meet at 9:45 Wednesday. The Service of Heal- a.m. and crib room will be held Prof. Albertus Geyser, 44-year- charge of insubordination u not braith, Robert H. Beck, HoweU adult Bible class at 9:30, and a old New Testament expert of the adequately proved. HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN senior high young -peopled pre- ST. ANTHONY'S (CATHOLIC ing will follow at 8:30 and 10:33at 9:45 and II a.m. The pre- George,' Jr., Gordon C. Irwin, NederdulUch H^rvdrmde Kerk, But one newspaper commented Red Bank paratory class at 11. Red Bank a.m. service prayer group will meet Jr., and George W. Lansdowne. was found guilty on one of three editorially: A guest speaker, Rev. Paul Eucharist will be celebrated al in the Clayton Room at 9:30 a.m. Carrol W. Barclay, Jr. and The 1YF will have "Boys and Masses are celebrated Sunda charges of teaching heresies. He "If he had been a political con- Rowaktt of Lakewood will con- at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. 8 and at 10 a.m. There will be no evening serv- John D. Staple, Jr. will comprise Girls Together" program Sunday ice In view of the dedication o was defrocked. formist, his theological views the welcoming committee. duct services Sunday at 9:20 andfrom 7 to 8:30 p.m. The MYF Confessions are heard Saturdays Alcholics Anonymous and the On two count* of heresy and would never have been ques- 11 a.m. The pastor, Rev. Harold from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from AI-Anon Group will meet at missionaries of the American At the II o'clock service the program subject at 7 p.m. will Baptist Convention in Philadel- the key one of Insubordination tioned. Prof. Geyser has' been Tower Hill Choir will slog. Ush- Homberger, will occupy the pul-be, "What's Wrong With Cheat- 7:30 to 9 p.m. p.m. Monday. pilloried for his moral stand on phia, at the Convention Hall. he was acquitted. • ers will be Fred E. Engle, John plt In Lakewood. ing?" Wesley Fellowship at 8:30 Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. The Sea Scouts will meet at The N.H. Kerk, like the other race questions — whatever has W. Kouba, Jr.. Robert W. Mac- Luther League will meet Sun p.m. will have us speaker, Rev. Sundays. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. The Women's Fellowship wil Dutch Reformed Churches in been decided against him on day at 5:30 p.m. Richard Thomas of Princeton The Miraculous Medal Novena The Sewing Group will meet meet Monday at 8 p.m. for the South Africa, supports the of- theological grounds." cubbin, Fred D. Wikoff, 3d, and installation of officers. Circles ." A vacation Bible school con University, and his topic will be it held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. andat 11 a.m. Wednesday. Icial segregation policy. Geyser was actually condemned Silas O. Wiltshire. The welcom- and 2, afternoon, will be host ference will be held In the parish the Perpetual Novena to St An- Geyser disagrees and made his for interpreting a certain verse ing committee will consist of Ru- "Peace Corps." ;sses. A skit will also be pre- house Monday at 9 a.m. thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. CHRIST EPISCOPAL objections public by contributing in the second book of Phllllplans dolph W. May and Herman D. The altar flowers for Sunday sented. The church council will meet In Shrewsbury to an anti-segregation book. For as meaning that Christ was lower Woolley. will be given by Mrs. Edward "Rogation Sunday," the special On Wednesday, there will be the parish house Monday at 8 Conway, and by Mrs. T. R. Dock- PILGRIM BAPTIST this he was severely criticized at in status than God before and At 9:15 and 11 a.m. church p.m. Red Bank Sunday of supplication preceding "open camp" at the Baptist Con- the last N.H. Kerk general as- after his Incarnation and prior school classes and nursery wil endorf. The chancel flowers are Ascension Day, Rev. Anselm Bro- ference Center at Lebanon, with Sunday will be the last day of to be presented by Helen T. Im- Rev. H. L. Morgan, pastor, will sembly and his resignation de-to his resurrection.- This was ob-meet. the collection of used clothing for burg will preach on the subject picnics, boating, fishing, swim lay Nevlus,' ' conduct services Sunday at 11:30 manded. jected to as detracting from At 10:30 a.m. a coffee hour United Lutheran World Action. a.m. of "Mission Responsibility of the ming and reunions of staff, coun Students Charges Christ's true and everlasting God- will be held for the church school selors and campers. At 1 p.m The 12th annual laymen's ban- Sunday school will meet at II hurch-" His text for the ser- Before he could reply, three head. staff. quet will be held at The Home- mons at the 9 and 11 a.m. serv- Clayton Hall, in memory of the CHRISTIAN SCIENCE a.m. Pleaded Freedom At 12.15 p.m. the Geneva Fel stead in Ocean Grove tonight at ices will be "He Sent Them Two late Dr. Edward H. Clayton, wil, Red Bank A prayer meeting will be heli CHURCH OF CHRIST, Geyser unsuccessfully pleaded Iowship will sponsor a coffee Divine healing is a theme of 7:15. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. by Two," bearing material for be dedicated. Dr. and Mrs, Clay Red Bank that as a learned Interpreter of hour for all single young adults the lesson-sermon entitled "Soul The executive committee of the thought by this parish whose ton were missionaries In China Bible classes- will be held Sun the Bible he had the privilege of and servicemen in the church seminarian of last year—Rev. serving at the Wayland Academy and Body" to be heard at serv- WSCS will meet Monday at 8 METHODIST day at 10 a.m. freedom. The commission's re- parlor.- ices Sunday at 11 i,m. Louis Weil—is serving in the in Hangchow 30 years. Represent- Morning worship will begin at jection of this point was men- p.m. Highlands At 7 p.m. the Westminster Fel- mission field of Puerto Rico. ing the local church in the service II. The minister, Charles L. tioned last week by another prom- Matthew's aeWm^t of the heal- The neighborhood chairmen of Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, will be Mrs. Clayton, Rev; Stan- lowship groups for seventh and ing by Christ Jesus of the cen- will conduct services Sunday at The first worship of the day Brown, will use Joshua 24:14-20 inent N.K. Kerk theologian, Prof. Girl Scouts will meet Monday will be a celebration of Holy ley Mugridge and Franklin Swen- eighth graders will meet. turion's servant who wag "sick 11 a.m. as the text for the sermon. Jim A. Van Selms of Pretoria, when from 9:30 to 11 cm. in the con- ommunion at 8 a.m. The rector son. he resigned his position in pro- At 7 p.m. the Youth Seminar of the palsy" will be included In Cburch school will meet at Elliott will direct the congrega ference room. will have David Bishop and Rob- tional singing and Charles Craun test against the heresy verdict. classes for high school students the Scriptural readings. 9:30 a.m. The final and concluding ses- rt DeAdder as his acolytes. ST. MARK'S EPISCOPAL will read scripture and lead in This resignation of a man es- will meet. One of the correlative citations to be read from "Science and sion of the Play School mill be EMBURY METHODIST The family service at 9 a.m.— Keansburg prayer. Communion will be eemed here and in The Nether- At 8 p.m. the Westminster Fel- held Tuesday from 9:15 to 11:30 Parish Eucharist—will be corre- Health with Key to the Scrip- Little Silver Sunday services will begin with served by John Shoun, George lands was the first serious reper- lowship for ninth graders and the a.m. The last in the series of lated with the meeting of church tures" by Mary Baker Eddy Rev. Dr. Sargent Bu$h will be celebration of the Holy Euchar- Iherman, Roger Kondrup and cussion of the Geyser verdict. group for 10th through 12th grad- three seminars on "Music of tha school in such a way as to allow Van Selms predicted that rela- states: the guest preacher in the ab- ist at 8 a.m. Mike Muccino. ers will meet. Church" will be presented by sence of Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, children above first grade to par- The family »• • Eucharist and Sunday at 6:30 p.m. the mes- tions between the N.H. Kerk in At 8:30 p.m. the Geneva Fel- 'Knowing that Soul and its at ticipate in the Eucharist rites this country and the mother tributes were forever manifested Herbert Burtis in connection pastor. Rev. Dr. Bush is the min- church school will begin at 9:30 sage delivered by Mr. Brown will lowship will meet at the Method- with the Commission on Adult ister of visitation of the Red with their parents.^A formal pro- a.m. A nursery will be provided be the last sermon_ he will preach church in The Netherlands, would ist Church, Red Bank, for a joint through man, the Master healed cession to worship will be led by be severed. the sick, gave sight to the blind, Education Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Bank Presbyterian Church. Mr* during this service. as regular minister of the con program with the Wesley Fel- the music room of the church. L. C. Tatem, organist and choir the crucifer and torchbearers, and At 11 a.m. there will be a cele- regation. He will take up his Meanwhile South Africa's here- lowship. Rev! Richard Thomas hearing to deaf, feet to the lame, director, will be at the console will include the enlarged choir, bration of the Eucharist and ser-duties June 1 as minister to the tic has become a crowd-puller. will speak about his experiences thus bringing to light the scien- The junior and senior choirs wil the rector and attending acolytes. mon by the rector, Rev. John M. new congregation of the Church At his first public appearance, in the Peace Corps. tific action of the divine Mind NEW APOSTOLIC The acolytes will be William Bal- on human minds and bodies and ting at the 11 a.m. worship Crumrum. of Christ of the Toms River area, before a crammed hall of stu- Tonight: Red Bank service. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Jaco- mer, William Bishop, Mark Cas- temporarily meeting in the Lake- dents In Johannesburg, Geyser giving a better understanding of Rev. William Arends of Plain- well, Walter Deiss, Jr., and How- Every weekday except 7 p.m.—Monthly supper meet- Soul and salvation." bi will present the altar flowers day, daily Morning Prayer will hurst Community Center. accused the ruling whites of South field will conduct services Sun- Sunday in memory of their par ard Steel, Jr. Africa of losing sight of human ing of Senior Couples Club in day at 10 a,m. and preach on the be read at 9 a.m. and daily Eve- A regular period of Bible study Westminster Hall. Dr. Harold B. cnts. The 11 a.m- service will be a ning Prayer at 7 p.m. from the book of Revelation will dignity in their race attitudes. ' HOLY COMMUNION text front Matthew 20:16. Allen will speak on "The Near EPISCOPAL Sunday school classes will meet Morning Prayer worship. The or- The Eucharist will be cele- be conducted Thursday at 7:30 The claim of white self-preserva- Sunday school will meet at ganist, Norman Albert, will pro- East Revisited." Fair Haven at 9:45 a.m. brated Monday at 8 a.m., and p.m. tion in new segregation" legisla- 8.45 a.m. vide the music for singing by the tion sprang from fear, he con- Tomorrow: 9 a.m. to noon— Holy Communion will be cele- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday The rector, Rev. Werner FAITH REFORMED congregation. Father Broburg REFORMED tinued, adding: "You do not have "Car Wash" sponsored by the brated Sunday, at 8 a.m. and at and, Saturday at 9:30 a.m. Schneider, will conduct the serv- > Hazlet will be aided by Melvin Ford as Colts Neck to fear the other man If you do Westminster Fellowships in the family service at 9:15 a.m. acolyte. Holy Unction of the sick will not harm him." church parking lot. Morning prayer and Litany will ice Wednesday at 8 p.m. There will be a meeting of the be administered upon request aft- Rev. Samuel La Penta wil Cub Scout Pack at 7:30 o'clock With the extinguishing of the preach Sunday at 11 a.m. on the Tuesday: 9 a.m.—Dr. Webster be at the 11 a.m service. The Pascal candle during the read- er all services, and at other times CHRIST EPISCOPAL rector, Rev. Charles R. Law- tonight. upon notification of the rector subject, "Be Careful, Your Faith will address the student body of CALVARY BAPTIST Sunday school classes for all ing of the Gospel at the 9 a.m. Is Showing," basing his sermon Middletown the Long Branch Junior High rence, will address the 9:15 and Oceanport ages are held at 9:30 and 11 a.m-Holy Eucharist service on the The sacrament of penance wil on James 1:22-27. There will be At Christ Episcopal Church School. 8 p.m.—Weekly adult Bi- 11 o'clock services . Sunday school will meet at ft- 'S Sunday worship services are Feast of the Ascension, next be administered Saturday from a short memorial service for de there will he a celebration of ble class taught by Dr Bush In The regular mid-week Euchar- a.m. held at 9:30 and 11 a.m. Charles Thursday, the end of Christ's 40- to 4:30 p.m; ceased members of the Atlantic Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Thecburch parlor. ist will be celebrated Wednesday Rev. Paul Smith will preach day earthly ministry will be Coons, New Brunswick seminary township Fire Company. family eucharist and Sunday Wednesday: 10 a.m.—The Ge- at 9:30 a.m. A workshop for the at the 11.a.m. service on the lo->- symbolized and commemorated. student, will deliver the sermon, HOIJNESS Sunday school will meet at 9:45school will begin at 9:30 a.m. neva Fellowship will hold a "Me-Spring Fair will be held in' theic, "God Has Spoken." The choir "The City had Twelve Gates." later, at 8 p.m- Thursday in Long Branch a.m. and a nursery will be pro-followed by a planting ceremony morial Day Picnic" at Thomp- parish house Wednesday at 10 will sing. the parish house, a "Parish Eve- In the yard 'for the observance of a.m. On Thursday, Ascension The pilgrim Youth Fellowship Sunday school and Junior vided during the 11 o'clock serv- son Park, Jamesburg. The group Three youth groups will meet will meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. ning" will be held during which church will meet at 10 a.m. ice. Rogation Sunday. After the 9:30 will meet at , the Methodist Day, Holy Communion will be Father Broburg will deliver a re- service there will be a coffee celebrated at 9:30 a.m. at 6:30 p.m. the Senior Youth Fellowship Scripture lesson and prayer There will be no communicants' Church, Red Bank. Evening service will be at 7:30. will meet Sunday at 8:15 p.m. nort of his findings in Puerto class tomorrow. hour in Leeds Hall where will Rico, illustrated by slides taken service for the sick will be con- Thursday: 10 a.m.—The library Arthur Reed, Morris Plains, will The adult communicants' clasi Youth. Fellowship will meet at be displayed class work repre- committee will meet in the METHODIST during his recent trip visiting ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, sentative of the past year's study. Fair Haven-Rumson bring slides and will speak on Will meet Monday at 8 p.m; Dastor, Monday at 8 p.m. the "church Thursday at 7:30 p.m. church parlor. the work of his son, Milton Reed, The preliminary meeting for Father Weil. Dessert and coffee This will mark the closing of the Sunday at 11 a.m; Rev. James will be served. church school for the academic C. Rupert will conduct the serv- a missionary In Peru. (he annual church fair will be PRESBYTERIAN CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL DELIVERANCE CENTER .. Tomorrow, members of the David Mason, who has been year.; ice and Rev. Richard Hoye will held at the home of Mr. and Shrewsbury CONSERVATIVE Long Branch Sunday school and their families the seminarian for the year, was speak on the subject, "For Such Mrs. Robert Buchbinder. Glenn Appleyard, elder of the Rumson At/11 a.m. the rector will of- Sunday school will meet at will leave iho .church at 10 a.m. jraduated Wednesday from the a._Time a« This." church, who studied at Purdue Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal will ficiate at morning prayer and at 10:30 a.m. for the annual plcnlo at Mon- General Theological Seminary in ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL University-hrairfall, will occupy preach tonight at 8:30 on the top-this service Rev. George McCor- There will be a nursery during mouth County Park, near Hamil- New York. He has left for the Evangelist Moses Hill will con- worship. Sunday school will meet the pulpit Sunday at 9:30 and 17ic, "Peace of Mind: Is It Ob- mick, Jr., of Trinity Church, Mi- ton. Highlands diocese of West Virginia, to be duct services Sunday, Monday, at 9:45 a.m. Holy Communion will be cele- a.m. His topic will be "The Na tainable?" Cantor Sidney Scharff ami, Fla., will be the guest Wednesday and Friday at 8 p.m. ordained deacon, and will be in preacher. The Junior and Senior Youth On, Tuesday the adult Bible brated on the 2d, 4th and Sth ture of the Ministry." will chant the liturgy assisted by Prayers for the sick will be of- charge of All Saints Church a Fellowships will present a dra- class will hold a barbecue at the Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., the Bnai Israel Choir under the The senior choir will rehearse fered at all services. South Charleston, W. Va. He is Music for the services will be matic choral reading on Metho- home of Mr. and Mr*. Galen and there will be a service ol direction of Leonard Schlosberg Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. and on Courtney, Colts Neck. '"' the third seminarian to serve played by Gaylord Mount, organ Thursday there will be a cele- dist missions Sunday at 7 p.m. Morning Prayer and sermon a! ist and choirmaster. At the 9:30 Candle lighting time will be ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL Prayer meeting and Bible study I a.m. with Christ Church. His appoint- 7:55 p.m. The floral offering for bration of the Holy Communion for the entire congregation. ment puts the parish in personal a.m. service, the Choristers will Belford Thereafter, Rev. Felix Morales, hour will be Thursday at 7:30 On the 1st and 3d Sundays there the pulpit will be donated by Mr.with prayers for the sick at 10 p.m. touch with another area ol ling. At the later service, the a.m. Beginning June 3, the sum- On Sunday the vicar, Rev. a student at Drew Theological will be but one service, a cele- senior choir will sing with Ron- and Mrs. Alan Avchen in honor Ralph Edwards, will read Matins bration of Holy Communion at church work. of their son Daniel's Bar Mitz- mer schedule of services at 8 Seminary, will talk on missions ald Clark, bass, singing the solo and 10 a.m. will be in effect. at 7:40 a.m. This will be followed In his native Colombia. t a.m. part. Mr. Mount will conclude vah. Mrs. Avchen will recite the by Holy Eucharist and sermon The vicar Is Rev. Ronald Mac- FRIENDS MEETING candle blessing. Mr. and Mrs Shrewsbury with a solo. at 8 a.m. The acolytes will be LUTHER MEMORIAL Leod. Avchen will be hosts at the Oneg OCEANVTEW COMMUNITY James Marvin and Gary Motsek. The Religious Society of Ushers at the 9:30 service wil Shabbat which follows the serv- • Leonardo New Shrewsbury ASSEMBLY OF GOD Friends, (Quakers,) meets every ncluda Willard H. Coryell ice. Kenneth N. Gamble, pastor, At 9:30 a.m. there will be sung "The Earth Is the Lord's" Is H Thomas B. Eldershaw, George Eucharist and sermon. This will owcan Shrewsbury Firstday, (Sunday.) at 11 a.m. Sabbath morning services for will bring the message, "Sowing the special Rogate message of Sunday service will be held ai Firstday school for religious ed- Engeldrum, John Rodenburg, and Seed," at the worship service at be followed by church school Pastor Daniel D. Relnheimer for Kenneth K. Stevenson. Those Junior Congregation will be at classes. The acolytes Tor this Eu- 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunda: ucation of children meets at 10:30 9:15 and senior services will be 11 a.m. Mrs. John Bennett will the 10:45 a.m. service at the Tin- school will meet at 10 a.m. i. All are welcome. serving at the later service wil be at the organ. charist will be Lester August, ton Falls School. A nursery Is I overcome nclude Richard Devine, George at 10. Daniel Avchen will be James Meglnley, and Richard Bible study will be held Wed called to the Torah as a Bar Sunday school meets at 9:45 provided for small children dur- nesday at 8 p.m. ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC jrim, Arnold T. Anderson, For- a.m. with classes for all ages Smithson. ing the service. The choir, under rest Gray and John P. Steel. Mitzvah and will be accepted in There will be a ladies' prayei Keansburg to the fold of Israel by Rabbi Ro- from nursery to adult. Lester At 3:39 p.m. the E.T.C, will the direction of Marvin Fichter, false meeting Thursday at 1:30 p.m. Sunday mar;es will be at 7, 8, During both worship serv- senthal. Cantor Scharff wjll chant Goodman Is superintendent. travel to St. Mary's Church, Key- will sing. Christ's Ambassadors willmee 9, 10, 11 and noon. ices, nursery care will be pro- the liturgy. A Kiddush will fol- Evening worship service Is at port for the monthly convocation Sunday school and Bible class- tonight at 8 p.m. There will b Daily masses will be celebrated vided In the church house, un low the service. 7:30. A film about Jack Wyrt- and dance es meet at 9:30 a.m. The pastor a prayer service tomorrow a at 7 and 8 a.m., except on firs der the direction of Mrs. Richard zen's camp, "Adirondack Adven- Tomorrow, the EYC will spon- is conducting an information appetites? Fridays when the hours will be W. Child. Sunday morning services at 7:30 p.m. 9:15 will be followed by a class ture," will be shown. sor a ham dinner from 5 to 7 class for persons Interested in 6:30 and 8 a.m. The Sunday church schoo! in Jewish law, with Rabbi Ro- Mid-week prayer service will p.m. Part of the proceeds will go knowing more about the teach- On Holy Days, masses will be classes will include: kindergar- WESLEYAN METHODIST senthal. Daily services are held be Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor toward the building of closets In ings of the Lutheran Church be- THEtRUTH offered at .6, 7. 8, 9, 10 and 11 en, primary and junior depart- Neptune at 7:30 p.m. Gamble will be in charge. the undercroft. fore comir"'ting themselves to a.m., and at 7:30 p.m. ments at 9:30 a.m. only, junior- IN THIS Sunday worship is at 11 a.m The religious committee will This week the sanctuary lamp membership. Sunday school is at 30 a.m Confessions will be heard Sat highs at both 9:30 and 11 a.m. FEDERATED candle is given In memory of Sunday afternoon members of u.days, first Thursdays, and on and the senior-highs at 11 o'clock meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Holmdel GREATBOOK Prayer meeting Thursday is al There will be no school John Smith by Robert I. Smith. the Teenage Society will attend 7:30 p.m. Miss Carolyn Rich I the eves of Holy Days, from 3:30 only. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 There will be a celebration of the Walther League tone rally at CAN RELEASE YOU to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 8:30 Wednesday due to the Memorial a.m. the pianist. Rev. Edwin B. Wai The Junior-High Fellowship Day holiday. the Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. Christ memorial Lutheran lace is the pastor. p.m. ivill meet Sunday at 6 p.m. in "Memorial," will be the topic Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, church Spottswood. The group You can be freed from any Baptisms will be administered he church house with Charles E. of the sermon by Rev. Andrew REFORMED Friday, and Saturday. will leave from the parsonage at false appetite if you will turn every Sunday at 1 p.m., and ar-Steen, Jr., as leader. The Senior A. Burkhardt at the 11 a.m. serv- ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC New Shrewsbury On Thursday, Feast of the As-2 p.m. with a receptive, unpreju- New Monmouth rangements should be made Westminster Fellowship will meet e. cension, there will be three cele- Monday the stewardship and diced thought to the truth week In advance of the baptism. at 6:30 p.m. with Mr. Collins pre- In connection with the ap- A Rifle Club meeting will be Masses will be celebrated In iroachlng feast of Christ's Ascen- brations of the Eucharist since evangelism committee will meet contained in this great booh, the church Sunday at 6, 7, 8:15, Rev. Edwa-d A. Corrlgan Is siding. held Tuesday at 7 p.m. this is a H61y Bay of Obligation. at the home of Edward Mum- iastor and Rev. Stanley Levan- ;ion, the sermon topic to'be de- The Young People's Society will Science and Health with Key and 9:30 a.m. Rev. Mr. Collins Will attend ivercd Sunday at the 9:30 and There will be two "low" celebra- mel, Long Branch, at 8 p.m. Masses will be celebrated in dowskl and Rev. Anthony Luisinl The Monmouth County Mental meet at Fellowship Hall tonight tions, at 6 a.m. and 9 a.m. There Ascension Day vespers will be to the Scriptures by Mary re assistants. 1 a.m. services by Rev. Isaac the school building. Memorial Health class meeting at Marlboro at 7:45. The Ladles Aid Society will be a sung Eucharist at 7:30 held Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at Baker Eddy. C. Rottenberg wil° be "We Still will hold a luncheon at Colts Hall, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:43 SALVATION ARMY Hospital Tuesday. m. the Tlnton Falls School. Members and friends of the alk About Heaven, but How?" Neck Inn. Tuesday, June 5, mark- You may read or borrow Red Bank Music will Include "Peaco Be The Sacrament of Penance Is congregation will attend visita- ing the termination of their meet- offered Saturday from 11 a.m. ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY The Sunday schedule will be: Unto You" by Stairs and "Invo- ings for the season. Science and Health free of. Atlantic Highlands iunday school. 9:45 a.m.: Senior ion dav at the Presbyterian until noon. JEatontown :harge at any Christian Sci- Home, Haddonfield, Sunday from ation" by Serglsson. The an- Church service and Sunday Soldiers preparation class, 10 them, "Blessed Is the Nation," PRESBYTERIAN Sunday there will be a celebra- ence Reading Room. The school' are held at 11 a.m 2 to 5 p.m. ST. MARY'S EPISCOPAL tion of the Holy Eucharist at 8 10 a.m.; Holiness meeting, 11 by Wilson, will be sung by Wil- Lincroft book can be purchased in red, Wednesday testimony meeting is a.m.; Junior soldiers meeting 11 Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Keyport a.m. Morning prayer and sermon ST. GEORGE'S EPISCOPAL liam Gaunt. The postlude will be Sunday services will begin with Srecn, or blue binding at $3 at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours a.m.; nursery class, 11 a.m 'Grand Chorous" by Boalt. a.m. by Rev. Philip Broburg, and •re 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Rumson morning prayer at 7:45, followed young people's service, 6:15 p.m., Ushers will be Joseph Zetkulic, Rev. William J. Mills will church school will be at 9:30 a.m. and will be sent postpaid on Saturdays, except holidays. There will be a celebration of by celebration of Holy Commun- ind Salvation meeting, 7:30 p.m. Robert Hull, Gail Clarke and preach at the 11 a.m. service, receipt of check or money •loly Communion at 8 a.m. In on the subject, "The Church Be- ion at 8 o'clock. Tuesday there will be a pray- Harry Estelle at the 9:30 service, KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN order. AME ZION he Chantry. longs To Me." ' The family service will be con- sr service at 7 p.m. and a La- and Robert Wagner, Peter Mor- Middletown Red Bank Family service and addre&s by The junior choir will sing un> ducted at 9:30 a.m. at which lies Home League meeting at 8 au, Fred Horsfall and Donald Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Rev. Charles E. Bourne will he rector. Rev. Canon George der the direction of Mrs. Charles time the church school will meet. i.ni. Donahue at the 11 o'clock serv- a.m. and the church service will preach Sunday at 11 a.m. Sun- A. Robertshaw will be »t 9:30 Rolph. Mrs. Vernon Bennett, or- Holy Communion will be cele- be at 10:45 a.m. A nursery will Christian Science day school will meet at 9:30 a.m. The Sunday school teacher's a.m. The girls' choir will sing. e. brated at 11 a.m. preparation class will be held ganist and director, will lead the be conducted during worship. Members of the congregation At 10:30 a.m., Robert D. Mc- Sunday school will start at 9:30senior choir. There will be a celebration of The senior Luther League will READING will worship at the St. Paul AME Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. The Kce will play n recital on the a.m. Holy Communion at 9 a.m. on League of Mercy will visit nurs- The Westminster Youth Fellow- meet Sunday at 7 p.m. ROOM Zlon Church, Trenton, Sunday at Mary Owen Borden Memorial The Senior Youth Fellowship ship will meet at the church to- Monday, Tuesday and Wednes- Monday at 8 p.m. vacation 7:30 p.m. ing homes and hospitals Wednes- Carillon. will meet Sunday at 7:15 om. day, Rogation Days, and on Fri- lay beginning at 1:30 p.m. day at 5:30 p.m. and will leave church school teachers' J raining There Will be a prayer serv- Morning prayer and sermon by and the topic, "Mental Health," for a retreat at Camp Denis, Still- day at 6:30 am. On Thursday, session will be taught by Mrs, ice Wednesday at 8 p.m. The Thursday schedule will bo: he rector will be at II a.m. Thewill be discussed under the lead- Ascension Day, Holy Communion water. They will return Sunday. Joyce Walton. 209 BROAD ST. The Men's Fellowship and the lunbeams, Junior Legion, and en's and boys" choir, under the ership'of Pam Wickberg. Plans are being made for • will be celebrated at 6:30 and Monday at 4:45 p.m. confirma- Jward of stewards will meet to- Crusaders, at 4 p.m.; Youth Fe- irection of Marshall C. Bush. On Friday, June 1, the church family picnic for choir members 9 a.m. and at 7 p.m. tion classes will meet. Tuesday Mon. thru Sat 12-4:30 morrow at S p.m. in the home of lowihlp family supper at 5:30 rganist and choirmaster, will ill sponsor a smorgasbord sup- and their families at Alliare Levurett Russell, Morganvllle. Alcholics Anonymous will at 3:30 p.m. weekday church Also Friday Eve. 7:30-9:30 m; Corps Cadets at 6.45 p.m. ing. >er from 8:30 to 7:30 pjn. State Park June 8. meet Wednesday at > p.m. school will be held. Sunday Afternoon 2-4 . • ,1 JED BANK .Friday, May 25, 1962-13 11 Government Controls? 15 Pianists 'ASTRO-SUIDE By Cetan AiUfltSe Highlands: Laura Ktily, No * problfcm fiaSag teaanti 77 Center Ave., Mamie Hi^' * The Register From Area/ lands; Bonnie Lee Navie, Business, Labor Mturic« Ave,,' West Kttnthttg; « Balsamo. 14 F»r PI., 'r#i»nt—Per You Awards U. S. COINS BRtHG EDITOR'S NOTCt Both busS- of-doiltr. with the inflow, end nttttep, he said; "there was HUM; Retain DePascale, 35 un... WMtlat ftiakiBg on nets tied ladwr are confused and thus halt the disturbing drain a willingness to forget some of MAPLEWOOD — Fifteen young Fourth Ave., Atlantic Highlands; HIGH PRICES take up a lot of valuable time, shore pianists will receive awards Mary Nora Forsman, 92 High- resentful about the government's ol U. S. goli to other nations. the old basic argument* between Dealer* pay Mfh pnmluui (or and it will lead nowhere. Direct new guideline* for them, in this But translating the national labor and management and to Sunday at the Women's Club land Ave., Highlands. many V.B. coins lncludlnf thot« here as the result, of statewide found In your chance. Prtctt paid action geU results! Try to re- last of a series on a swing goals into (Mars and cents in consider some of the new chat And from Long Branch: Barry by mort dealers for every u.8, country sampling terms of paychecks and price competition sponsored by the cola tnlnud ar« thovm in tb« main optimistic and cheerful •round the_ ienges." Rubino, 246 Norgrove Ave., Mary llluitrated even though others tend to be opinion, Sam Dawson, AP tags — there's the rub. include "bow govern' New Jersey Music Education These Regina Pingltore, 289 Chelsea "Handbook of V. S. Coins" irritable. B« on guard about, ness news analyst, discusses In the closed meeting of give ment, labor and management Ave., Carolyn Trifari, 56 Slocum finances, safety, domestic prob- their wary approach to the new and take, many delegates were can function so as to providp e The youngsters, ranging In age PI., Martin Bruno, 170 Oakwood $1.00 plus 15c by mail situation. reported as quite at sea as to or a steadily increasinii g econ- from 7 to 14 yean, are all stu- Ave., Anthony Miglicaccio, 206 lems, romance and property what the policy really was — MONMOUTH STAMP omy." dents of the Mirarchi Music Eastbourne Ave.; Wendy Scar- AND COIN SHOP n»utn. how rigid the guidelines might BY SAM DAWSON But interviews with the top Studio, Long Branch. pino, 130 Elmwood Ave., Robert , 3} Jlonmonlli St., ned Bank WASHINGTON (AP) - II prove, in what cases they would men In business concerns in var- Ciofli, 85 Brighton Ave., patsy be applied, what pressures the Being honored are: Donna am Past... The fint vending ma- Ftltur* • • f The cancer cure you're wondering whether, the ious sections of the- nation show Patrice Simonetti, 35 Avenue C Anne Truglia. 450 Bath Ave." chines date back to 218 BO In government is going to decide government nan would use to that they are still uncertain as rate will continue to rise, but get labor and mangement to that year • high priest of Alex- even so, unless new progress !• the sire of your paycheck — to just what role government is andria invented a device which made, total deaths from cancer or set your prices, if you're a accept them. going to play in this partnership. dispensed holy water when fed Some Concessions during the 1960% win probably businessman — move over. You They-aik: Will the guidelines a 5 drachma coin! Maybe there'* have company. .President Kennedy at his press really nothing new under the *>e about 3 million in the United apply to labor as mudh as to conference expressed some dis- management? Will'bigness and sun! Slates atonti Leaders of business and labor seem in doubt, too, about the appointment at the rigidity of profits be 'considered dirty government's new role in guid- the stands of labor and manage- words? Hmv wilt the guidelines Tfis Day Under Your ing wags-price decisions. merit expressed at the public be determined, by whom, and Most of them attending the session. But at the private jostwhat are they, anyway? ARIES (lem Mtrafc II fa April If) II1RA (fcpf.M t. Oct.M) SHIP AHOY K«p dUewftro on impmaai wul« u)4 Oteifaf u iswjj* to annai )«HKU White House conference on na JKKt «W*t ImtU dlKCM. ' tional economic issues earlier Addition Planned TAURUS (April 30 to M.y 30) SCOMIO (Oct. J3 *• Hvf.li) this week seemed uncertain as Mm&nu*mt idtu. They in wt liW* to what the • guidelines really by mm wiflwM your immuiWliila. t» In trtctiul * pntfiuiMt. ar» or* how they are going to GEMINI (Miy aHoJun.il) SASITTAWUS (N«. U 1. O.c II) be pushed or enforced, Wit tni r«i*m.IUr are TOW W ,ttt It cur p.r to *»»«l- jrow;|a«a» la Fund Drive Slated jfurar of uax sf tka »hra trymf |* intnu IM ewmlu to, Unwilling to Accept CAPRICORN (DM. 21to Jm, 201 And most of the leaders, both BEACH CLUB CANC« (Ju»t 22 ta July 21) Nifitift .Ibnifot* nay make wu tsua uimuhttt j«w Bind «sd fauitawteo. Urn lhvx% lor wUih ,j«i »• IftdBf, management and labor, seem LEO (July «Un KnM Honor commiuntnu in ord'r to af meeting of, the Middletown Public health service to the township, and try to get all it thinks it for jftlin llli lM M hone or at mrk, Health Association last night, the association has never asked should have. Management stands NORTH BEACH SEA BRIGHT Mrs. William Noonan, president, the public for contributions. The pat for its atserted right to announced that a fund drive wili building at Campbell's Junction price its own products in accord, be held by the association to raise is maintained by the township, ance with the, costs, The present building was pre- these, 5,016 were bedside visits I- According to Wilbur C. Hol- ing despite all the protestations sented to the association In 1830 carried out under the orders of lands, Community YMCA youth by < management and labor of by Mrs. Robert Hartshprne, The attending physicians. -,]| chairman, the number going VFW Parade their own virtues — is going to population of Middletown was . Health clinic attendance in- represents 10 of the 15 tribes In be a government man, then 9.206. cluded 522 Infant and preschool ONLY A VERY FEW FACILITIES ARE "Today,1 Mrs. Noonan contin- conferences, 5S3 prenatal and 224 tha nation. Heading the group Route Set Will Offer Guides ued, "from these same rooms, chest clinics. The nurses traveled are the Comanche Tribe of KEYPORT - The Veterans of In a number of cases, as yet STILL AVAILABLE FOR THE 1962 the Health Center offers a far 34,769 miles In carrying out the Shrewsbury and the Apache Foreign Wars parade committee pretty vague, he will offer guide- greater service id the township, program. Tribe of Bort Moftmouth - each — Fred Walling, Warren Van lines. In general terms these : SEASON. IF YOU HAVE BEEN with 12 members. The Crow Clief* John Sommer, Elbert Van which has grown to more than Officers, of the association are described as being in the 39,000. Our. clinic and nursing fa- Tribe of Middletown, Iroquois Charldrop, Donald Hill, William national interest. Their stated elected for a one-year terra' In- of Fair Haven, and the Buffalo Chlchester and Albert Hill — has cilities have become too crowded clude: Mrs.. William Noonsn, of I CONSIDERING MEMBERSHIP AT aims are to hold wages within and therefore, Inadequate. To of Rumson have eight each. announced arrangements for the productivity gains so that pay Locust, president; Joseph K. ]Ed- Memorial Day parade to be held properly carry on this important wards. Port Monmouth, first vies SHIP AHOY, MAY WE SUGGEST Representatives from the hikes needn't force prices higher, nursing service to all Income Pawnee, Seneca, Cherokee, Hop! Wednesday morning. . and to hold, prices as nearly president; Herbert V. Disney, levels, ages, races and creeds, Middletown, second vice presi- THAT YOU ACT PROMPTLY .,. , and Mohawk complete the list. The assembly will be on East stable as possible. we must have additional space." The Buffalo Tribe will present Front St. at 9 a.m., and the dent; Mrs. Thomas S. Roberts, The goal is to preverit another Bernard XelleiiyJ, Red Bank, New Monmouth, secretary; Dan- the. "Lion Hunt" as part of the parade will begin at 9:30 a.m., rise in the cost of living at home is the architect of the proposed council fire program. with the police serving as escorts. iel W. ' Seitz, Locust, assistant or In the price, of American iddition. . secretary; Howard W. Roberts, The week-end pow^wow at The route will be from East products in the world market, Information regarding policies and procedures may , ' Front St. to West Front St. to New Monmouth. treasurer, and Camp Matoillonequay will start Government spokesmen stressed b« obtained at the club office which it open front Saturday at 1 p.m. with regis- Broadway; south to West Fourth Mrs. Howard Mason, Navesink, the need.to balance the outflow assistant treasurer. tration and will end after Sun- St.; east on Maple PI. to Atlantic Third Annual I to S P.M. on weekends and from 10 A.M. to 4 P.M. day dinner at noon. A treasure St., to Second St.; east to Fulton Mrs. J. P. Johnson, New Mon- hunt- , fishing, swimmin' • g and St.,,to First St., to Myrtle Ave, Fashion Flash! mouth, and Dayton Beguelin, Lo- on weekdays. ; ., boating are planned for the where services wili be conducted Parade Set cust, were re-elected for a five- recreational phase of the pro- by the Veterans of Foreign Wars RARITAN TOWNSHIP - the year term as trustees. Mrs. Har- gram.: at Veterans Park Following third annual Memorial Day. pa' old Hillyer, New Monmouth, was With the help of the tribes o memorial services, the parade rade In the township will be held elected to the board. the1 Navesink Nation a council will continue on Prospect St., BOSS Wednesday starting at 9 a.m. at Dr. J. K. Smith, clinical di- CARL P. FLEMMING TELEPHONE west on.First St, to Easf-Front rector In charge of research and •mi fire at 8 p.m. Saturday will high- the Airport Plata Rt, 36, The 1 light the week-end activities. An St., for refreshments. route of the parade will be along training at Marlboro State Hos- Manager 842-0061, Indian sacrificial and a peace Adults will be served at Hook Middle Rd. to the township hall. pital, was guest speaker He pipe ceremony will be tinder the and Ladder Fire Company head- The line of march will include: spoke on the subject, "New Men- direction of • "Chief Running quarters*, and children, who par- Thomas Cunningham grand tal Health Programming at Marl- Fox" (Bill Hollands). ticipated, In the VFW building. marshal; a unit of the U. S, Air boro." Refreshments were served Indian war dancing, sign Force; the color guard auxiliary language and a period of Indian It adds '.ip! More and more and members of the Veterans of stories will conclude the council people use The Register ads each Foreign Wars- township commit- program. issue because results come fast- teemen; oollce department; Assisting "Chief Running Fox" er.—Advertisement, Board of Education; fire depart- ments and their auxiliaries;.town: ship schools-band and.twiriers; GENUINE WESTERN RED CEDAR Boy "and Girl Scouts; Campfire Girls and Brownies; 8 to 15 League; fire equipment; first aid Squad and floats. BOARD FENCE *> 75 Following the parade free Hq CONSISTING OF: uid refreshments for adults and children will be served all day 2—1x6 1O.ft. Rails at the Beers Street play area. We Hnanct your purchase— 2 2—4x4 5-ft. Post io TRAVEL AGENCY INC. An exhibition softball game be- one stop arrangement for tween the Raritan V.I.P. aluminum products and build- FREE USE OF POSTHOLE DIGGER WITH PURCHASE Serving Monmouth County for Fifteen Yean League and the Raritan Athletic ing materials for home mod- ernizations. MEUDEB Association will be featured at 10 Reckless PI. Telephone the field.' It adds up! More and more people use The Register ads each issue because results come/ fast- You can reserve and pick up airline, steamship, er.—Advertisement.

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FRANKLIN LAKES -Three South Qjang* yoythi were ear- nered in a swamp by police and captured when they -tried to Questioji slip away Wednesday night. The three, covered with mud and one without his shoes, had crouched in the swamp for an Raised hour while police ringed the area and waited for them. Ac- RARITAN TOWNSHIP-A p cused of having a stolen car, ible conflict of interest question they were held to face delin- las been raised again concerning quency charges before Oak- he secretary of the Zoning land Juvenile Court. The epi- BUDDY — Susan Ann Nebus, 5-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nebui of PROFESSIONAL TOUCH — Mrs. Rebart Elinor, former star of stags and telsvisien, Board of Adjustment also serving sode began In Oakland when it directing a movie at the Children's Psychiatric-Center, Eatontown. Starting in as a member of the board, they drove away from a pa- 10 Octavia PI., Keyport, New Jersey'i "Buddy Poppy" girl for the Veterans of For. this ; four pounds of potato salad with MacKenzie, dean of the college beautiful than anything I have H. Glenn, Jr., the Marine lieu- Carpenter's health had been atmosphere and gay furnish- pronounced excellent after, a all; the trimmings, including of business administration seen on this earth." tenant colonel who was the first The ribbon cutting ceremony ings, designed to avoid a clini Dump Area Pennsylvania State Universit; American to orbit the earth, and quick look by doctors. will start the festivities off at dessert and coffee or tea. cal and cold look. With that small beginning, as- , The mayor reported that the and James P. Stewart, presiden tronaut Malcolm Scott Carpenter Carpenter's backup pilot, Navy Asked if he had any anxious 1 p.m. The making of a movie is a UNION BEACH — A new park beach front is set for the open- of the DeLaval Steam Turbin began to tell his story — the Cmdr. Walter M. Schirra. Also moments he was reported as The mayor will cut a ribbon complicated business and, ac- and playground — over what ing of the season. Co., Trenton, and a Ridi story of the second American on hand were flight surgeons saying: • at the foot of Carr ave, He cording to Mrs. Lane, only a once was a garbage dump — i trustee. space pilot to whirl around the Howard A. Minners and William "Yep, I had a few moments of will be assisted by Eddie Car- He said the main parking area common determination could in the offing here. earth. K. Douglas. anxiety near the retro fire (the mel, billed as the "tallest man at the beach has been widened achieve the. result which is Councilman Leonard A. Colog How long they talked before firing of rockets to slow the to walk the face of the earth." 20 feet to accommodate another near. It is hoped the commu- na announced last night thai NEWARK-A father of eighi The brain picking session be- spacecraft for re-entry) over At 5 p.m. there will be a bal- 200. cars. . <••- ••••;• nity, will take advantage of the Borough Council plans "as soon has been' charged with murde gins in earnest today as Car- Carpenter decided to go to bed wasn't known. But Carpenter whether I was gorng to have loon shower. About 5,000 balloons Amusements on the boardwalk effort. as funds will allow" to create a in the slaying of a youth who penter, his fellow astronauts and enough fuel (to control the atti- will be.dropped from nets, for include a new go cart ride, recreation site on 12 to 15 acres allegedly raped the man's 12- other Project Mercury officials didn't show the fact that he had Local support in the present been up nearly 24. hours when he tude of the space vehicle during the children. Each balloon will two banks of amusements rides undertaking, and other projects of land at the old dump area of: year-old daughter. Edward Lee try to dredge up every last de- re-entry.) , have a prize. olus eight other major rides, Spruce St. Harrington, 40, of 12 Hayes St. tail of yesterday's flight. arrived last night, his face beam- at the center, portends a bright ing with satisfaction. Earlier, Glenn, smiling as he The Neptune Fireworks Co., 80 concession stands, two swim- future. It is the goal of the Originally a low section, th was arrested Wednesday night The plan now is to finish the waited for Carpenter's arrival, Jersey City, will put on its dis- ming pools and roller skating. staff to create a mental health area was elevated over a perioi shortly after the knife slaying de-briefing in time to return the Glenn was the first to the door said it had "turned into a pretty play at 9:30 p.m. The borough will operate five center which is second to none of years with the sanitary landfill of Myron Daniels, 15, of 13 Navy lieutenant commander to of the Navy plane that brought good evening." Carpenter from the aircraft car Carmel — an 8 foot, Qy2 inch beaches this year. in the nation, rind it is through dump method. Bruce St., In front of a pool- Cape Canaveral Sunday. There Did he | have any doubt about giant, weighing 470 pounds — The Twilight and Lawrence an aware community they hope Mayor William F.. Rodgers room. Harrington had signed a he will face a news conference rier Intrepid. He reached in, it before? brushed Carpenter's cheek with has appeared in more than 100 Beaches have been consolidated to achieve this goal. said council hopes to have a sec- rape complaint against the and a motorcade from Patrick "I don't think there was any- television shows, including Garry and the borough Is studying bids tion for baseball and football. youth yesterday morning at po- \ir Force Base through the town his own and hugged the new space hero, a man who had been one on Cape Canaveral who Moore, Perry Como and Mil- for the operation of new con- A former mayor, Joseph A, lice headquarters. He said hi of Cocoa Beach and to the mis- didn't have sqme doubt sojnetime ton Bcrle. cession stands at the Belvedere Scholer, said he favors the proj- daughter told him Daniels had sile launching site where he was Glenn's own backup pilot through Colony Bar the many delays of the first orbi during the day," Glenn answered. "The'Hnpy Giant," as he also and Twilight beaches. ect, but feels the area still i assaulted her on Tuesday. Po- blasted into space yesterday. "I know I did." lice had been looking for the tal flight, Feb. 20. too low and needs more fill. In Small Hospital Carpenter got off the plane youth since the complaint wa Borough officials did not com- Carpenter spent last night in Health Excellent wearing blue coveralls, a uniform License Is made. " ment on Mr. Scholer's remarks, the small hospital on the grounds Then as he backed away to let of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. Transferred He rode to the hospital in the RUMSON — Borough Counc back seat of a space agency car last night approved transfer of with Glenn and Schirra. plenary liquor license from the Hero's Welcome Colony Restaurant, Ridge Rd This small British island mus- and Avenue of Two Rivers, tc tered a hero's welcome for Car- Colony Enterprises, Inc., whicr penter, about the same size will operate at the same Ioca crowd that had come out to greet tion. Glenn two months ago, some The new owners are Irene M, 200 persons. Edigio, 290 East Highland Ave., Some were from the 130 civili- Antoinette Marino, 95 West Wash ans who man the air base, but ington Ave., and Vivian Edigio most were from the islanders 83 West Washington Ave., all o! themselves, including half of the Atlantic Highlands. The licensi island's 11-man and woman po- had been issued in the name lice force. Thomas Howard. They cheered Carpenter as he Council also approved a minoi debarked from the plane, after subdivision which conveys a strij most of them had waited for of property roughly 92 by 440 bj more than ah hour for his ar- 560 feet from Jay and Fay Holly, rival. . ;' ' ; Black Point Rd., to Eldon Har- vey, Jr., who owns adjacent prop- erty. Bonds Sold A request from the Board o Educntion for permission to use ; ; Bingham Hall fnr classroom pur- At 219% poses next year was referred to FREEHOLD — The Central the Committee on Buildings and Jersey Bank and Trust Co., Free- Public Utilities, which is headed hold, purchased $250,000 worth of by Councilman Francis E, P. Me- Iwnd^ at a special meeting of the Carter, Board of Education last night. The bonds, which were pur- PRESIDENTIAL AID — President Kennedy lends a hand chased at 2.9 per cent Interest, at House Speaker John McCormnck of Massachusetts Rabies Clinic are to finance the construction wields a trowel in cornerstone laying ceremonies for the HOLMDEL - A free rablei of an 11-room addition to the In- clinic will be held here tomorro; REORGANIZED — Officers of the recently reorganized Mid-Monmoutrt Junior Chamber of Commerce are shown termediate School on Park Ave. new Rayburn House Office Building at the capitol. The from 2 to 3 p.m. at the townshl at meeting last night in the home of the president, Harold R. Kirchhof of 10 Steven Ave,, New Shrewsbury. Others, Two other banking institutions new structure is named after ihe late Sam Rayburn of garage on Crawford's Corner Rd all from New Shrewsbury, are, left to right, Paul Hammer, 64 Cloverdale Cir., director; Sylvester M. Neville, 54 submitted bids. They were Mon- Taxes, who was Speaker, of the House longer than any The tame clinic will be helc mouth County National Bank, from II a.m. to noon at th Apple Orchard Dr., first vice president; Richard A. Stout, 34 Winchester Dr., second vice president; Mr, Kirchhof; Red Hunk and the J. B. Haniuer other man. (AP Wlr.photo) Riritan Township garage. Joseph D. E. Reilly, 54 Clearview Dr., secretary, and Roy M. Robinson, 63 Apple Orchard Dr., tre#i'urer. Co., Newark, both at 3.1 per cent, PERTH AMBOY SUN. — Horizontal lieutenant Ma? 25r.1962 RED BANK REGISTER Hollywood* ^nslsays Drive-la • —» FRI. 2:65; AM; 6:60;. 8:00; JO:00. FRIDAY TV TIMETABLE & . EAT. —• Cartoon Csraivil %•: 15; Journey to Seventh Plajtet Drive-la .«- Two Women 8:38; 7:10;; Ftsr 8:3T7; Premature Burial 10; S3; I'.itr; GUM (it rtfrV«rO6» 10. Jt. It Isn't 8;O5. I Bat 12:M. SW. - Cft.p» Few «:»} 12:06; Kiddie Ehr/w; SAT. EfJH. CirU/m Cdrr.Svel t.ib; Stie « Hwa* 10:49, '••.'• tfi Kidd.it Fetlurt j the Same MUEAT AJTMNOOM FRIDAY EVENING Freckles 2:00; C*pe Fear 4:Mi; | «:00— (4) News and Weather 7:10; 10:50. Wagon Wk^l PlfytoaMHOJvt \i-.n- (I) Lor* of Ufa Majestic — Five Finger Exer- (4) Your First (5) Sandy's Hour SUN. — All,Fall Down 2:00; p¥rtornj«nce) FRI. ft SAT. — By BOB THOMAS (7) News i 5.30; 9:00; World in My Pocket cise 2:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; Impression 10:00. The Boyfriend 8.40. HOLLYWOOD (AP) — "I feel (7) Camouflage (11) Three Stooges 3:50; 7:30. sort of like Rip Van Winkle," said (9) Understanding Our 6:15-(7) Local News EATONTOWN SAT.— Kiddie Matinee: Atomic The French lto«r Nbrmaodit Budd Schulberg. "It certainly " World «:20- (7) Weather Submarine and Stormy 1:30^ was onlyy seven yetyf n oldd when isn't the same Hollywood that I Drive-In — K«rioon KarnivsJ Horizontal Lieutenant 4:00; (11) Merry Mailman (:2S- (7) Sports 8:30; World in My Pocket 8:50; it burned nod capsized tt t Vkw knew." U:J» - (2) Search For l:Sft- (4) Local News 6:00: 8,00; 10:00 York pier Jn 1M2. Schulberg knew Hollywood in- (7) Susie Cape Fear 10:45£] Tammy and Tomorrow the Bachelor 12:40. timately. He came here in 199 (4) Truth or (II) Sky King and lived through the golden days t:«- (4) Weather SAT. - Cape Fear 8:30; 12:20; Consequences World in My Pocket 10:43. when his father, B. P. Schul (5) Cartoons <:4S- (4) News berg, was one of the town's big (7) .Window Shopping 7:»- (2) News SUN. AH Fall Down 8.25; 12:30; powers. Budd left the town in (9) Favorite Story (4) Dialogue Breakfast at Tiffany's 10:30. 1939 with some bitterness. U:«- (2) Guiding Light (5) Assignment: COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Underwater FRIDAY VM 7f» fc«5 SHOftS NTTELY AT DUSK His disillusion with Hollywood (11) Rocky and His Shore Drive-In — Rome Adven- SAT. 5:10 7:09 18:50 resulted in "What Makes Sammy Friends (7) Gale Storm ture 11:00; Safe at Home 9:15; CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE Run," still the best and most 12: SS- (4) News (I) Terrytoon Circus Teachers Pet 1:00 a.m.; Car- successful hovel about the movie 1:00- (2) Burns and Allen (11) News toon Carnival 8:35. NOW AT BOTH THEATRES business. . (4) "rouble With Father 7:«- (2) I«cal New, SAT. — Rome Adventure 10:30; Schulberg was back in his old (5) Cartoons ' 7:I»- (2) Weather Safe at Home 8:40; Teachers home town for a rare visit to (7) Day In Court (II) Local New* Pet 12:15. NOW, m NAD ONLY ONE WEAPON LEFT confer with Jerry Wald on "The (9) Movie 7:15- (2) News TO PBEVENT AN EVEN M08E SNOCWNtt MtUEt (11) Fun At One 7:25-(U) Weather Sun. — Sweet Bird of Youth Enemy Within." He talked a bit 8.40; 12:15; Bachelor Flat 11:00. about the project and about the 1:M— (5) News ' 7.30- (2) Rawhide changes that time has wrought (7) News (4) international HAZLET here. (11) Parlons Francais Showtime Locw's Drive-In — Premature "Nothing is the same," he re- 1:»- (2) As The; World Turns (5) Peter Gunn Burial 8:40; 11:45; Journey to flected. "I lived here in the era (4) Dr. Joyce Brother! (7) Margie the Seventh Planet 10:25. when the big jtudio was all-pow- (5) Movie (8) Movie SAT. — CartoonO-Rama 8:35; (7) December Bride . ANCHORMAN— NBC Newa Whit* Houi. correippndent Ray erful. Now the studios have lost 01) Sportsman's Club Premature Burial 8:45; 12:00; Seherar will bo anchorman for 'TM» I* NBC Newa," a new half- their power, and the big agencies 1:40—(11) Honor Mathematics 7:40-(H> Red Barber Journey to the Seventh Planet (hour Sunday evening aerie* beginning May 27. The program will seem to run the town. 1:55- (4) News 7:55—*— (2) House Party of Kings 8:00 UNINTERRUPTED great all along the> beach and on the (7) Flintstones (4) Loretta Young 8:55— (9) Baseball SAT. & SUN. — Shorts 2.00; MUSIC YOU MOST hillside, and the pier is huge, with (7) Seven Keys PIANO a cafe on the end of it." 9:00— (5) Cimmarron City King of Kings 2:30; 5:30; 8:30 WANT TO HEAP (9) Star And S(ory (7) 77 Sunset Strip BOOTS FANSLER Not Lamenting (11) Driver Education KEANSBURG But Schulberg loses no time (9) High Road to Danger Casino •— FRI, & SAT.—Sweet AT THE KEYBOARD 2:S5- (S) News 9: SO- (2) Father of the Bride RADIO STATION lamenting over the past. He is Bird of Youth 6:45; 9:00; formerly of I:W- (2) Millionaire (4) Robert Ruark's Africa Chez Paree, Chicago too concerned with his script SUN. — /X15 3:10; 6:15; 9:20; for "The Enemy Within," based (4) Young Dr. Malon* (9) Movie Zebra Room, Honolulu (5) Racket Squad 10:00— (2) Twilight Zone Underwater City 2:00; 5.00; on Robert F. Kennedy's best-sel- 8:05. WRLB now appearing ler about labor-management cor- (7) Queen For A Day (5) Yancy Derringer Fri. and Sat. Nites ruption. (9) Movie (7) Target: Corruptors LONG BRANCH Top of Your Dial (11) School Time For 10: SO—(2) Eyewitness Baronet—Rome Adventure 2:50; 8CNDAT COCKTAIL HOUR 'I am into my second year (4) Chet Huntley from 3 P.M. Senioi- Citizens 7:00; 10:20; Undewater City on this project," he said wearily. (5) Mr. Lucky 107.1 MC —at- "It is the most exhaustive work »:»- (2) Verdict Is Yours 1:30; 9:00. (4) Our Five Daughters 10:45—(11> Red Barber 100% STEREO have ever undertaken. I have 10:55- (9) Baseball SAT. — Rome Adventure 3:15; made four trips to Washington to (5) Medic 6:30; 10:00; Underwater City (7) Who Do You Trust? 11:00- (2) News The Metropolitan Area's BLACK POINT talk to Kennedy and other gov- 2:00; 5:15; 8:35. (11) Abbott and Costello (4) News SUN. — Sweet Bird of Youth ernment officials. I have spoken 3:55- (2) News Most Listened To to hundreds of people and read (5) News 2:15; 5.55; 9:45; Too Late Blues INN-RUMSON «:W- (2) Brighter Day (7) News 132 East River Road millions of words of tesitmony. (4) Make Room For 4:15; 8:00. Stereo FM Station And the end is not in view." (9) Movie Tel. 842-9838 Daddy (II) Groucho ASBURY PARK Schulberg said he wrote 400 (5) Divorce Hearing Lyric — Horizontal Lieutenant pages for the screen treatment 11:10- (2) Weather (7) American Bandstand (4) Weather 7:30; 9:30. "just short of a novel." His (11) Laurel-Hardy and (5) PM SAT. — Horizontal Lieutenant script runs almost double what a Chuck 11:12— (7) Weather 2:10; 3; 50; 5:50; 7:45; 9:45. script is supposed to run. And as 4: IS- (2) Secret Storm SUN. — Horizontal Lieutenant DIRECT FROM-PARIS fast as he cuts, additions are sug- 11:15- (2) Movie' LORI MARTIN * MARTIN BALSAM * JACK KRUSCHEH 4:25—(H) Pinocchio (4) Tonight 2:10: 3.50; 5:30; 7:30; 9:30. gested. (9) Mahalia Jackson TELLY SAVALAS ""BARBIE CHASE I >' Don't Miss Trouble is, everybody wants to (7) Movie Mayfalr—A Taste of Honey 3:00; 4:JO— (2) Edge of Night, ll:S0-(H) News ' 7:30; 9:45. Parisian Sensation help him write the story, includ- (4) Here's Hollywood 2nd FEATURE AT ing the attorney genera! and the 11:40—(11) Movie SAT. — G. I. Blues 2:00; Don't (5) Mr. District Attorney 12:40- (5) News Knock the Twist 3:45; Rock EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN *YVONNE* Kennedy girls, not to mention that (9) Looney Tunes chronic rewriter, Wald. 12:45— (4) Follow That Man Around the Clock 5:15; A Taste *'Shft Hill charm your ears with her (11) Bozo the Clown 12:50- (2) Movie of Honey 7:45; 10:00. v«Iv«ty haunting: voter . . , Her gowni f>iiaf-hron Full of Suggestions 4:50— (7) American Newsstand Rod Stelger "WORLD IN MY POCKET" are out of this world" Special 1:00- (4) News SUN. - G. I. Blues-2; 00\ Don't —Cleveland Is'ews at the "During one visit to Washing- 4:55— (4) News (7) Movie Knock the Twist 3:45; TJ^k Sidewalk on, T had a lunch at Bob Ken- (11) Mr. Peabody PLUS BONUS FEATURE — TONITE ONLY Cut* 1:05— (4) Headline Around tfto Clock 5:15; TaW from 11 nedy's house with all of the Ken- 5:66- (2) Life of Riley K * RUDY BARRON Noon on I 1:15— (5) News of Honey 7.45; 10:00. Debbie Reynold. "TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR" AND HIS MAGIC VIOLIN nedy daughters and daughters-in- (4) Kukla and Ollle 1:35— (4) 13th Hour St. James — West Side Story Dlr«t from the Eden Bock. Ml»ml Bt»ch, Florid. law," he recalled. "All of them (5) Felix and Diver Dan 2:15— (7) Evening Prayer 8:30. • PREVIEW SAT. NITE AT THE CARLTON • Showllme 10:10 P. M. (7) I Married Joan had read the script and all had 2:05— (4) Sermonette suggestions to make. (11) Dick Tracy SAT. & SUN-West Side Story COME AS LATE AS 9 P.M. AND SEE BOTH FEATURES 5:05- (4) Movie 2:40- (2) News 2:30; 8:30. DINNER $3.50 UP RHAPSODY IN BLUE "By the end of the lunch I 2:45— (2) Give Us This Day , METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER mstm felt the same as I did when 5:25—(11) Rocky and His MONTCLAIR Then DINE AND DANCE Alter Dinner net Vour Gift opened my only play, "The Friends Clalrldge — Windjammer 8:30 EVA MARIE SAINT-WAHRIN BEAT1Y r OVERLOOKING THE OCEAN dio, first as a disc jockey, and of Disenchanted,' out of town. A lot 5:36- (2) Movie SAT. — Windjammer 2:00; 8:30 584 Ocean Arc. CA 2-3456, West End Bon Soit. (7) Highway Patrol eventually as an actor. This led KARLMAUMEN Parfum by Yvonne , Npptune Room of my friends came up to see SUN. -Windjammer 2:30; 7:30 co-tTJumM for Your Lovely lady % Canns, France to jobs in Canadian theatre and a'Mlaml Brjwb, Fla. it and afterwards everyone had (9) Movie suggestions — 'change the first (11) Popeye TV. In 1947, Linder came to NewEDISON act, change the second act, etc' York to try his luck in TV and Menlo Park Cinema — Five BRAHDDH dtWltfl appeared on such shows as Finger Exercise 2:00; 4.55; "Afterwards I went to my ho- "U. S. Steel Hour." His next stop tel room and I think I cried. 7:15; 9:10. CHILDREN'S SHOW SAT. 2 P.M. was London, where he remained SAT. — Five Finger Exercise I had a head full of bumble bees." TV Keyfor three years working in TV, AT THE CARLTON - DOORS OPEN 1:30 P. M. 2:00; 4:20; 6:40; 9:10; 11:05. Schulberg said he found the on the stage, and in British films. ADMISSION CHILDREN ONLY 25c attorney general helpful in his SUN.-Jessica 2:00; 4.20; 6:35; He assumed the role of Ames in 8:35. suggestions. "When we started January of this year. Linder is 40 iBENESTflATTOH-PORTEn'S out, he wasn't too aware of my Mailbag years old and, so far, has re- problems," said the writer. "But mained a bachelor. when I saw him last week, he By STEVEN II. SCHEUER was suggesting where the dia- Question — Will "Maverick' Question — Is Shelley Fabares, DRIVE-IN logue should be cut. He learns of the "Donna Reed Show." mak fast." continue showing those old epi- THEATRE ing any records? I heard her sing Olei Open 7 Movl» »t Dmfc 1410 AM 105.5 FM Kennedy comes by his show sodes starring James Garner again next season? I've seen on the TV show and liked her CMIOW » HUM - ran SAT, I-J am- rnsi SHOW PLUS COLOR CARTOONS Monmouth County and Nationol Newt sense naturally. His father was voice very much.—F. E., Colum- running the FBO studio (later some of these shows as many as RAY MILLAND Every Half Hour 6:30 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. bus, Ohio. in EDGAR ALLEN POE'S • BEGINNING SUNDAY AT THE CARLTON RKO) right next door when Schul- three times. It's about time they N0W\ stopped repeating the Garner Answer — Shelley currently III! ' "The PREMATURE berg's father was boss of Para- has one of the top 10 records In IVAIWHII —... .. mount. shows and got some new stars to 1 BURIAL" «;™ ake his place.—R. D., Norfolk, the country . . ."Johnny Angel." Va. "ItKiRNEr to tbt SEVENTH Puwn" WARREN "MM" kv«*m WORLD id TO TAKE REFUGEES Answer — Don't worry about Question — I just can't live much longer without the address CDSTC CANDY CAHt BEATTY Where's Everybody? WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi-next season . . . Maverick has rKCtPlAYGROUND dent Kennedy has cleared been dropped from the ABC line- of dreamy, dreamy Michael CHUDREN U"C» ii "It KARL way for the admission to up don. He's so cute. Where can I United States of thousands of write Dream Baby?—P. F., Bal MALDEN timore, Md. ATLANTIC refugees from Communist China. Question — Who is playing the THEATRE HHrma MOLT ENTERTAINMENT! •Answer - Their exodus from Hong Kong is part of Peter Ames in "The Se- "Dream Bahy" re- Atlantic Highlands—Til. 21)1-01 W • BEGINNING SUNDAY AT EATONTOWN D. I. 9 expected to start within two cret Storm," the daytime,serial? ceives his mall c-o NBC-TV, weeks. At first I didn't like him as much Hollywood, Calif, NOW THRU TUES. AUDREY HEPBURN EVA MARIE SAINT Kennedy invoked emergency as the actor he replaced, but now WEEKDAY EVENINGS "BREAKFAST AT WARREN BEATTY powers Tuesday to lower the I think he's great. Could you fill (For an answer to your ques- Shorts 7:15—Feature 8:00 tion about any TV program or TIFFANY'S" "ALL FALL DOWN" normal immigration barrier to me in on his background?—Mrs. Continuous Sat and Sun. Chinese. The move, said U.S. H. W., Albany, N. Y. actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, c-o this paper.) Shows at 2 - 5:30 - 8:30 officials, should help ease pres Answer — Cec (that's short for WINNER OF 4 BRITISH sures in the British crown colony Mttn-Goldwjn-Majtr Cecil) Linder is now portraying 30-YEAR-OLD HOUSE ACADEMY AWARDS and also might encourage other Peter Ames in the soap opera. prutnts countries to take similar action. Linder was born in Poland but LITTLE SILVER — Miss Ada Samutl Brons/on'l Production "A TASTE OF HONEY" moved to Canada at a very and George F. Hoffmire have Hie first animal-classifying at sold their house and property at young age where he was raised Paula Prentiss Jim Hutton tempt, by Carl vonLinne in 1758, in the gold mining town of Tim 57 Markham PI,, here. The 30- ASBURY recorded more than 4,000 differ- "THE HORIZONTAL mins, Ontario. After his WW'iI year-old residence is on land LYRIC PARK ent animals. service, he entered Canadian ra- which has been held by the Hoff- LIEUTENANT" mire family for 100 years. 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nuts ArAttMttM Mr AH wmwMit RED BANK REGISTER SATURDAY TV* Key SUNDAYiV —\ Friday, Hay 25,1963&-17 IA7VKDAY MOtMMQ ) nm- (2) Mews •til- (4) S»!ttC»«t» MOtNSM (I) High JUx4 to Daojer Ml-(7) Motto (11) Sportsmen's Club J»- m Giv* U« tUf Day J«s*- <4> Modwn Ftrnur i»- t») Mwi» Previews 741- (4) Modem Farmer Red B*rt*r MONDAY MOtMMO (*) OoV Tipt (I) Christopher LK-Uti Baseball !«!•— (fi Give U» yrbt* Oty »- (I Baseball 1J— (2) Previews lt%— (J) News - Today* lop Wevitkm (bow* (7) Christophers 2JH— (4) Can We Afford 4:»»- (2) Movie •', Tomorow »-(1) Give Us Till* Day it*-fl| People's Choice a* previewed and selected by TV fe«- (7) Cartoons * 4:1»—(>1) Red Barber (I) Buccaneers •:25- (J) News V TiH»- (7) Morning Prmr Key'* staff of experts who at- 1:1*- (I) Previews 4:M~ (4) Urban Politic* 2:J0- (2) Movie (4) Sermonette 'v-tiHu. (j) Basle Reading Skills tend rehearsals, watch screen- (S) O« To Adventure JO- (2) People's Choice (S) Horse Race ., (4) Direct Line (4) Crusader Rabbit ings, and analyze scripts in New •:*- (2) Give Us This Day (4) N. Y. Eduactfcnal (7) Movie York and Hollywood. (I) News and Weather (7) Meet The Professor (7) Cartoon* ^ (II) NFL Highlight* ' Opportunities •ill- (2) Breakthni . 1:25- (2) News (J) Golf Tips 5:60- (2) Lite Of Riley INTERNATIONAL SHOWTIME " 55- <5) News 00- (2) News (4) Andys Gang (S) Christophers (4) Today (4) Film Drama "Baler Ice.. Ballet." (Repeat). 8:M- (2) Tottle 00- (4) Open Mind (I) Cartoons Host Don'Ameche is sitting in 13— (S) Call to Prayer Almtnip Newsreel the lavish side,' and top dancers (S) Wonderama (7) Issues and Answers (7) Tommy Seven «:00- (4) New* (7) Q.T. Hush •:«- (7) Davey and Goliath »5) Sandy'* Hour on ice from.Europe and Cana- 10— (2) Medicare: Pro and 8:30— (7) Little Rascali (») Cartoons da's beat; give you a taste or a (8) Faculty Viewpoint Con 45- (0) News and Weather (7) Two Face* West (II) Let's Have Fun •:*0- (4) Pip the Piper (11) Rln Tin Tin ballet about the Victorian era, (4) Eastern Wisdom and 50- (9) Cartoon Time another about our own old West, 1:15- (4) Bible Story Game (7) Animaland !:»- (4) TeU Me, Dr. Brother! (7) Milestones Of The 00— (2) Amos V Andy (I) Movie a waltz number, a comic solo fcM- (2) Way To Go Century (4) SlimnasUcs «:J0-(4) Recltil Hall and more, 7;30 p.m. NBC. (4) Let's Talk About God M:W- (1) Video Village Jr. . (7) Lone Ranger 4:45- (2) WCBS-TV Views (7) Memory Lane (4) Shaft Lewis (7) Funny Manns. • • The Press (I) Jack LaLanne (») Merrytoon Circus (0) Movie (7) Cartoons (11) Supercar ROUTE M. "Hell Is Empty, Al 5:00— (i) Amateur Hour »:1S- (4) Family 10:10- (1) Mighty Mouse the Devils Are Here." If looking »:4»- (4) Jewish Fourth It (4) Patterns In Music 0:25- (5) News 1:4$- (2) New* 19:00- (2) Lamp Unto My Feet (4) King Leonardo CSS-(2) Weather at tigers, elephants and camels (5) Riverboat 0:30- (2) My Little Margie (7) Q. T. Hush is exciting to you, this tale (4) Plants are (or People (7) Wide World of Sports (5) Topper 7:M- (2) Sea Hunt (7) Builders Showcase 11:11- il) Allakazam (4) Local News about a Jungle park and its trou- 5: SO- (2) G-E College Bowl (7) Beulah (4) Fury bled owner will hold you. All the 1940- <2) Look Up & Live (9) Movie (5) Circus Boy (4) Jewish Heritage SUNDAY EVENINO (7) Little Rascals (7) Beany and Cecil scenes Involving the animals are 0:55- (4) News (») Cooking the best part of the show any Warren Brothers (7) Focus . •:80- (2) Twentieth Century 10:00— (2) Calender <») Championship way. As for the story, it con- 11:00— (2) Camera Three 11;1S-(11) Adventures In Japan Bowling . (4) Meet tho Press (4) Say When 11:30— (2) Roy Roger* cerns « man's nightmarish brood- (4) Searchlight (5) Movie (5) Movie (11) Superman • Ing over the tiger-mauled death (7) Faith For Todiy (4) Make Room (or 7:»- (4) Weather Warren Brothers Headline «:J0- (2) Mr. Ed (7) Susie Daddy of his first wife, and it's Just a (9) Senate News Confer- (4)1,2, 3, Go 10:03-01) Time For Science 7:1$- (4) Financial News bit too slow-moving and far- ence. (5) Just for Fun 7:2»- (4) Sports (7) Maverick , 0:20—(11) Adelante En Espanol fetched for comfort,' 8:30 p.m. 11:15— (?) Statehouse Conference (7) Barney Bear 7:W— (2) Perry Mason Program for Legion Ball 7:00- (2) Lassie 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy CBS. 11: JO— (2) American Musical . , (11) Builders' Showcase (4) Wells Fargo (4) Bullwinkle ' [ (4) Play Your Hunch 1 Theater SATURDAY AFTERNOON (5) RCMP RED BANK — American Le- Appearing with the Warren 7:15—(H) Red Barber { (7) Gale Storm (7) Calvin and'the THE DETECTIVES. "The Leg-gipn Post 168 will be entertained brothers will be a complete show (4)Movie 7: JO—(2) Dennis The Menace 0.40—(11) Places In The News UiH-<}) Sky King (7) This Is The Answer (4) Mr. Wizard Colonel end of Jim Rlva." (Repeat). Antomorrow by Shorty and Smokey including Whltey Murphy, former- (4) Walt Disney's World 10:55- (0) Mahalia Jackson < , (7) Bugs Bunny (11) Jeffs Collie interesting and well done tale, al-Warren at the Willowbrook Inn, ly with the Jimrnie Dean Show, SUNDAY AFTERNOON (7) Follow The Sun 11:00- (2) /ideo Vilage (I) Movie 8:00- (S) Night Court beit a familiar one. Edward G. Fair Haven. recording star Dottie Mae, Har-12:00- (2) Eye On. New York (11) Explore The World (4) Price Is Right Robinson plays a one-time gam- (II) .Christophers (7) Room For One More The event, 43d annual ball for vey Reynolds at the steel gui- Theater 8:08- (2) Ed Sullivan (7) Ernie Ford U:1S-(U) Living Word (8) Science Fiction bling czar released from AIca this borough's Legion post, will tar, and Barney Horn, a trick (5) Festival (9) Cartoons traz after a long sentence. In (7) Courageous Cat (11) People Are Funny , (11) Muslo Wherever You ) Theater 1 begin at 8:30 p.m. rodeo rider, at the electric gui- tending to go straight, he (8) Movie 8:10- (4) Car 54 Go (4) Film Drama (11) Invisible Man The Warren brothers, original- tar. 12:30- (2) Washington (S) Mackenzie'* Raiders 8: JO- (2) Defenders gunned down by an out-of-town (7) Movie l:20-(H) Modem Math thug. There are a couple of pa- ly from Arizona, have been pop- Comedy will be supplied by Conversation (7) Funny Manns (4) Tall Man (8) Movie 11:25- (5) News thetic scenes a« Robinson tries ular exponents of country and Jimmy Relnhart, drummer for (4) Youth Forums (») Movie (7) Leave It: to Beaver (11) Best of Groucho 11:30— (2) Clear Ho'rixoa to round up "the boys" arid finds western music In this area for the band, aiid the Toothless (7) Youth Wants to Know (11) This Is The Life (I) Movie 8:00- (2) GE Theater (4) Concentration they're all either dead or oi many years. Twins, a popular pantomime act. (II) Encounter (2) Accent (It) Trouble Shooters (4) Bonanza (5) Romper Room men. Robinson is his usual (very 12:55- (2) News (4) National Education tiM- (4) Movie erhoff, Is effective as the young- This take-off on "Sea Hunt" is (5) Open End (7) Yours For A Song (S) ' (5) Wrestling usual) excellent self, and Fran 1:00— (2) Movie (8) Seekers ll:4O-(ll) Placet In The News Movie Sutton Is perfect as an alcoholi ster in Warden's clutches, and really an enjoyable show, en- (5) Movie (7) Movie (7) Lawrence Welk Keith's performance Is excellent. hanced by splendid scenery, (II) Pro Soccer 11:55- (2> News (11) (11) Callfornlans trigger-happy gangster. 8:30 p.m (7) Movie 8:30— (2) Jack Benny Abbott And Costello NBC. 10 p.m. ABC. Paladin dives ihto a river bot- (11) Continental Miniatures Sportsman's Club 1:10- (2) Have Gun Will tom to recover stolen gold and 10:00- (2) Candid Camera Travel 1:10— (4) Catholic Hour " (4) DuPont Show •1J'»- (2) New York Foruni "ROBERT RUARK'S AFRI EYEWITNESS. All things be- uses a goatskin instead of v . - (4)Movie (11) San Francisco Beat ing equal on the news front, to- modern aqua lung in the pro- (8) Championship Bridge 10:00- (2) Gunsmoke CA." This is certain to be a high- spokesman Secretary of Health, (11) One Step Beyond 1:40—(11) Red Barber !;• controversial program and, asnight's show will be on the Cu-cess. You see him jumping into Education and Welfare, Abraham 1.55—(11) Baseball (7) Boning ba of today, as seen firsthand by the lovely river up in Bend, Ore. 10:30- (2) What's My Line (1) Fiesta In Puerto Rico such, it's more than welcome. A. Riblcoff, and Representative (7) Lawman 2:00— (2) Touch Of Fame Newsmen Robert Ruark offers correspondent Charles Kuralt and inhaling on his goatskin, and Thomas B. Curtis (R-Mo.) and (5) Movje (11) Movie his camera crew just back from even staging an underwater fight (8) Movie 10: JO-(9) Movie his outspoken editorial stand member of the House Ways and («) Movie a 25 day tour of Havana, 10:30 while an old fisherman looks on (11) Movie 10:45— (7) Make That Space against uhuru—Independence foi Means Committee which has 2: SO— (2)Repertoire Theater p.m. CBS. aghast. Footnote: Richard Boone jurisdiction over the President's U:00- (2) News 11:00- (2) News Africans—now. "They can't han (4) New* 1:00- (2) International Hour die it." It's like giving a ldade did all of his own underwater bill, who is opposed to its con- (4) News CHET HUNTLEY REPORT- work and it's neatly filmed. 9:30 tents. 4 p.m. (5) Columbia Lectures (5) Movie pistol to a child. Nobody—oui (7) News State Department, the U.N.—un ING. A two-story affair, this is p.m. CBS. PARTS UNLIMITED (7) News a report direct from Calcutta (11) Government Report 11:10- (2) Weather derstands the Africans . . . ISSUES AND ANSWERS. 11:18- (4) Weather ELECTRONIC CENTER hunting as in politics, Africans about a poverty-stricken segment Three proponents of differing (4) Weather of its population, a homeless SUNDAY 11:15-1 (2) Movie 11: IS— (2) Movie are not reliable" Robert McCor plans for the medical care of the (4) Movie Everything for the Electronic mlck takes an opposite point oi mass of people who take refuge LAMP UNTO MY FEET. "The aged, Senator Jacob K. Javits (4) Movie in railroad stations and doorways (7) Movie Do-It-Yourselferl (7) Five Fingers view in his interview with Ru- Killer." The excerpts shown (R-N.Y.), Rep. Frank Bow (R- when they want to sleep. It's al- here of Eugene Ionesco's stylized 11:30—(11) Senate Report U:J0-(ll) Jalopy Races ark. Interspersed among the po- of Ohio), and Senator John H:J5-(5) Movie • HEATHKITS litical opinions are some fascin- so a report on the abrupt de: study of reason's defeat in theTower (R-Tex.), all taking issue 12.00- (S) Hy Gardner mise of the fall-out shelter boom 12:00- (8) World Artists Concert 12:15- (7) Movie ating and brutal scenes of life face of conscienceless force, is with • the Administration's bill, • EICO KITS in Africa, a look at a safari, in seven>major cities from coast moving and stimulating fare. discuss their proposals at this Hall 12:30— (5) Senate Report to coast. 10:30 p.m. NBC. (11) Big Picture • JENSEN 12: J5— (5) Movie some shots of the Mt. Kenya Sa- Hiram Sherman and Charles Bo- time. Dr. Edward Annis, fari Club and, of course, th lender repeat their off-Broadway spokesman for the American 12:55- (2) Movie • SYLVANIA 12:55— (2) Movie TONIGHT. Jan Murray closes 1.00- (4) Movie 1:00— (8) Almanac Newsreel teeming African wildlife which performances in the two-charac- Medical Association was sched- out his hosting stint with a group ter play, as drama critic Richard uled but withdrew since he did (7) Evening Prayer Nationally advertised 1:05- (6) News and Weather Ruark claims, the Africans woulc BOWL annihilate the moment they were of guests including Walter Slezak, Gilman and host Dr. George 'not wish to be associated on 1:05- (2) Movie component* all at 1:30- (2) Movie 2:30- (4) Sermonette Rt. 35, Mlddletown, N. J. (4) Movie in charge of their own destin- Dolores Gray, Hal March and Crothers comment on the nature any program with the Javits or PARTS UNLIMITED ies. There are also a few sneers Adam Wade. (Color). 11:15 p.m.and contribution of the Theatre Bow bills." 4 p.m. ABC. traditionally low, low 2:00— (7) Evening Prayer in the direction of the Peace NBC. of the Absurd. 10 a.m. CBS. chain store prlcesl 2: SO— (4) Sermonette Corps and the "bubbleheaded In TWENTIETH CENTURY. "The 3:15— (2) News tellectiials," with the essence o: TOMORROW CAMERA THREE. "The Hid-Build-Up." (Repeat). Good 41 Broad St. SH 1-5488 3:20- (2) Give Us This Day den Remnant." Part II. If you SHAMROCK BAR Ruark's stand being that w< THE DEFENDERS. "T h e documentary, vintage 1958, about must first understand the Afrl watched last week's dramatiza- the preparations for D-Day, RED BANK Broken Barrelhead." Four days tion of author Gerald Sykes' Beachway Keansburtj Give Approval cans and help them, but thai after the TV Academy tagged June 6, 1944. Most interesting they are not yet ready for in imaginative trial of the scientists scenes are those involving the /I \ \\ Continuous entertainment Frl., Sat, Sun. this show guilty — of being the in Heaven on their personal re-. WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen dependence. Whatever your view best TV series of the season — it German point of view, showing NOW APPEARING . . . ate has confirmed this postmastei ooint, this Is a documentary tt sponsibilities for their own dis-the enemy digging in for the ex- presents its 30th and final origi- coveries, today's discussion on nomination of President Kennedy be seen. (Color). 9:30 p.m. NBC nal drama of its first year here. pected attack. You'll be intrigued Carl A. Brueckner, Allenhurst. science and morality by physicist to learn how we outmaneuvered LOU'S Although this Is probably the Dr. Leo Szilard and the author SCOTTY CAROL TWILIGHT ZONE. "Cavende weakest episode seen so far, it German intelligence and had should be of especial»interest to them defending the wrong PIZZERIA Is Comini;," with Carol Burnett only goes to prove that the you. 11 a.m. CBS. Music starting at 3:00 P. M. on Sunday and Band Featured OPEN Writer Serling has created Brodkin-Rose-Marshall axis' de- beaches. 6 p.m. CBS. "THE COACHMEN" pixie role for Miss Burnett Ii serves all the accolades they re- WASHINGTON CONVERSA- LUIGI'S FRIDAY, MAY 25TH which she plays a cheerful soul ceived. Even with nothing they MEET THE PRESS. Dr. Ed- Agnes Grep, who can't seem ti TION. Senator John C. Stennis, ward Annis, spokesman for the FOR THE 1962 put together a better hour than Democrat of Missippi, member RESTAURANT concentrate enough to hold onto most programs. The story con- American Medical Association,, is job very long. Clearly, she is of the Senate Aeronautical and interviewed by a panel of news- SEASON cerns a rich man's son who is Space Sciences Committee, as winner who is picked on by ai accused of murdering three per men Including Jack Bell. May LET'S SWAP HOUSES NOW! apprentice angel. Just who need: well as of the Senate Appropria- Craig, Samuel Shaffer and San- Our "Trade-In Plan" enables destrians while, driving a hundred tions and the Armed Services who In this case Is most debat der Vanocur. (Color). 6 p.m. us to exchange your present One and the Sam* miles an hour.' 8:30 p.m. CBS. Committees, is interviewed by able. Anyway, it's a charming NBC. home for' the one of your affair and Carol's facial express correspondent Paul Niven. 12:30 SH 1-9220 SATURDAY NIGHT AT THEp.m. CBS. choice, often without any addi- iv<>ness gets a workout. 19 p.mMOVIES. "The Dessrt Fox. HOLLYWOOD SPECIAL. "The tional cash on your pail? 90 Nevnnan Springs CBS. (1951). Exciting war drama Kentuckian." (1955). Burt Lan- AMERICA AND COMMUNISM. about the African campaign of caster stars as a two-fisted Rood, This is the last of a highly in Field Marshal Rommel. James frontiersman in this adventure WALKER & WALKER TARGET: THE CORRUPTORS formative four-part study of the Red Bank "The Organzier." Part II. High Mason is nothing short of great tale set in the early 1800's, full REALTOR ,- history of America and comof rugged action, romance arid Iy absorbing hour even thougf as the Nazi General, and themunism. Whether or not you TRADE SPECIALIST it sacrifices most of its punch b; scenes comedy. Diana Lynn, as ashy listened to the other three, to- and proper "school marm," SHREWSBURY SH 1-5212 being too melodramatic. Bria; personal fears and doubts before dav's discussion on America's HAZLET CO 4-5212 Keith, the honest labor leade his final defeat are particularly stands out in a good supixirting May 24, 1962 world responsibility in Jhe face cast including Dianne Foster, Member Multiple Listing discovers he's being destroyed bj effective. (Color). 9 p.m. NBC. of the Communist threat by edi- crooked organizer Jack Warden. Johm.McIntire and Una Merkel. Service tor Philip Scharper, Rev. John 8:30 p.m. ABC. Perennial juvenile, Burt Brinck HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL. Cronin, S.S., and Romeo Maione is definitely worth your, while. STAY COOL, IN 1:30 p.m. NBC. ADI, A I STEVENSON RE PORTS. For his final program 15' DOUGHBOY of the season, Ambassador Stevenson will attempt tn answer criticisms leveled against the U.N., our own delegation to the POOL SPECIAL! U.N. and to himself, in addition to summarizing the year's ac- v; complishments an d unfinished business of the U.N. 3:30 p.m. Complete Ready-to-Swim PACKAGE DEAL ABC. • 15' Doughboy Pool "HR 4222: HOPE OR HOAX." • Filter • Ladder Particularly timely discussion of • Automatic Skimmer $ the King-Anderson Medical Care • Chemicals • Test Kit Bill, between Administration • Vacuum 139

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PPM BANK — De*plt» the lick of a "he*hhy" fmtisciil report, the National Sweepstakes Regit- ta Association last night elected officer* and trustees for the scheduled Sweepstakes, July 7-8. Robert Viscount wai elected commodore for the 1962 classic. Others elected were Sdward H. Conway, first vice commodore; Joseph C. Irwin, second vice commodore; Walter Rusch, first rear commodore; Stuart Eding- ton, second vice commodore; Philip J. Bowers, fleet captain; Theodore J. Labrecque, Jr., sec- retary, and George L. Bielite, treasurer. Trustees include George Blairs Edwafd Aborn, Alfred Lippman nd Viscount, Rusch, Conway, rwin, Blelltz and labrecque. Mr, Viscount's first action was to appoint Mr, Labrecque chair man of the regatta. Robert D. Viscount Councilman Lawrence R. Burdge, who is chairman of parks and recreation, attended iast night's session and received PepitoneOn i full explanation on the opera' ion of the regatta. Finances Hitting Binge; also were discussed, as well as the part the borough can play if officials think the regatta is Yanks Win, 94 worth it to Red Bank. ASSOCIATED PRESS In order to operate the regat Joe Pepitone, the rookie from ta, which this year will be the rooklyn, is on a hitting binge for scene of t h e Eastern Inboard he New York Yankees that has championships, a budget of $7,300 roduced a single, double, two is needed. riples and three home runs In In 1952, the borough budseted ie last three games. The Yanks $3,500 toward running the Nave- ave won them all and Pepitone, sink River classic. The appro- priation was cut down and finallv , a lanky left-hand hitter, has the regatta was canceled. It ad a key part in each. was revived a couple pf years Yesterday he drove In three ago and proved more successful uns on a triple and homer as than ever. Last year, one of the lew York stopped Kansas City, largest spectator fleets In yea,rs •4 and took a full game lead dropped anchor and watched the ver idle Cleveland. races, Minnesota fell two games nff Several members of the cony ie pace when Boston handled mittee expressed opinions and ie Twins 7-5. Detroit edged Bal- many felt that without aid from more 5-4 in 11 Innings and Los the council, it would be a tre- ngeles beat Washington 7-4 in mendous struggle to attempt to Ight games. Cleveland and the raise the necessary funds. Ihlcago White Sox were not cheduled. Art Hafner, Inboard ;, racing commissioner, reported' that he In the National League, San r has already received many en rancisco's first-place Giants tries for the regatta. One nf the elted Philadelphia 7-4, Cincln- early entrants is "Cream Puff," ati blanked Houston 5-0, Los An- a Nutley ski racin? boat lhat'is gles' Dodgers whipped the New driven bv Pete Barden, This 'ork Mets 4-2, Pittsburgh de- boat holfc the straightaway rec- Bated St. Louis 5-2 and Chicago's SHEfHAN HELD TO BE DEDICATED SUNDAY — Christian Brothers Academy's new quarter-mile track and athletic field will be dedicated Sunday with official ceremonies ord of 99.9 m.p.h. !ubs edged Milwaukee 4-3. «t the CBA school in Uncroft. Dr. George A. Sheehan, Rumson, is being honored by the Brothers for his part in founding the academy. CBA has made long strides in de- Don Dunnington, last year's Pepitone's two-run triple was veloping its school and athletic facilities in the past four years. The new athletic field and.track is shown in the lower right corner of the aerial photo. In about the upper Sold Cup winner, will return. he key blow in the five-run New Dunninaton is from Bethesda, fork third inning that wrapped center is the old indoor horse training track used by Greentree Farm for training race horses. CBA now uses this building during the winter for indoor track meets. To the Md. Mike Thomas of Harvey up against the A's. He hit left are the modern new schoolXbuildings, recently completed. Dr. Sheehan, a rabid track fan, is a former Manhattan College track star. Ha was a member of the cross- Cedars, last year's Sweepstakes is fifth homer of the season two country team that twice won the 1C4A championships in 1938-39, and was a member of the two-mile relay team that was undefeated indoors in 1940. winner, will be back with two nnings later and Blanchard hit boats. mother in the Sixth to provide Dannv Ardolino, division cham- iud Daley with his second vlc- pion of Lone Branch, and Joe 3ry without a loss. Julian, Highlands, national A patchwork trio—Don Blasl"- champion, will race Jersey ame, Leo Cardenas and r>-* CBA ToxDedicate Sheehan Field Sunday :immer—collected nine of O- Speed Skiffs. Innati's 14 hits last nbht as "" UNCROFT — Dr. George A. cross-country^ team that twice Teaking Reds whinned Honef" Sheehan; Rumson Rd., Rumson. won the IC4A\championship, -0 behind Joev Jay's six-h!»'"- with offices at West Front St., 1938-39. BesidesXbelng an excel Little Silver Baseball ind coasted to their ninth victor" Fed Bank, will be honored Sun- lent point scored in the indoo i 12 pames. day when Christian Brother? IC4A championships for thr ASSOCIATED PRESS Posts Second Benched earlier with a .219 hat- Academy's\ new. quarter-mi)e years, he was runner-up to Lesli (Times are Eastern Standard) ing average, Blasingame ha"; track and athletic field will be MacMitchell, star Ne% York Un Track Victdry aised his mark to .284, Cardnnps named Sheehan Field. Dedication versity miler a few years back, AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST LONG BRANCH - The las taken hold at short and 's ceremonies will take place at the Dr. Sheehan was a member W L Pet. G.B Little Silver Grammar School lilting at a respectable .270 clip. academy at 2:15 p.m. the two-mile relay team that wa New York 23 13 .639 racked up its second track vic Dr. Sheehan is being honored undefeated indoors in 1940 am Cleveland 22 14 .811 1 tory this week with a 62-48 de- Frink Minkl, Is only 5-feet-7 by the brothers for his part in established a Boston Garden rec Minnesota 23 17 .575 2 cision over West Long Branch nd 165 pounds. He's a Notre founding the academy. He was ord. In 1940 he was the jiiip Los Angeles ...... 19 17 .528 4 on the losers' cinders Wednes- iame halfback from Vandergrift, one of three "pilgrims" who Jour- metropolitan indoor mile cham Baltimore .._ 19 18 .514 ty day. neyed to Trenton four years ago oion and the junior national AAL Chicago 20 19 .513 ty Tuesday, Little Silver posted to obtain Bishop Ahr's permis- indoor mile champion. Detroit 17 17 .500 5 a triangular meet win overFai sion to raise funds to start a A 1940 graduate of Manhattan Kansas City 18 23 .439 T/2 Haven and Forrestdale, Rumson. tchool on , the \ old Greentree Dr. Sheehan received his medi Boston 15 22 .405 ty-, Lou Grilll was the only double Farm, the school's present loca- cat degree from Long Island Co Washington 10 26 .278 1J winner for the winners, taking tion. \ lege of Medicine in 1943. Thursday's Results the 50-yard dash in 6.1 seconds Formerly of Brooklyn, D New York 8. Kansas City 4 LOOK! With the assistance of John Boston 7, Minnesota 5 and the broad jump with a leap Henderson and Peter Fleming of Sheehan is a diagnostician am N Detroit 5, Baltimore 4 (11 Innings of 16 feet, 2 inches. Middletown, Dr. Sheehan and a also specializes in cardiology. H We will balance night) — SUMMARIES — band of workers raised $400,000 is on the staff of Riverview Hos pital and Monmouth Medical Cei Los Angeles 7, Washington 4 to bring the Christian Brothers 50 yard dash: !. Lou Orllll (LSI: I YOUR WHEELS ter. (night) to tha shore area. John Demarea (WLB); 3. Alan Bran- Only Games Scheduled well (LS). Time—6.1 Track is one of Dr. Sheehan's Dr, Sheehan is married to th 7.') yard dash: 1. Bob PSCB IIS); J. former Mary Jane Fleming Today's Games and • whenyoubuyaset College' 'While at Manhattan he 2. Pete Deveroetn (WLB); 3. Bll appears to be making the sanv Boston (Monbouquette 3-4), 7 Saupe IL8). Height—<5" was a member of the track Broul jump: 1. Louis Grilll (LSI of four famous strides in the sport as mad p.m. 2. Robin Lovett (IB); 3. Jay Brsn squad. by his dad. Los Angeles (McBride S-3) at (VVLRl. Dlstsnce—16'2" ~He also was a member of the * Ib. shot put: 1. Robin Lovett (LS) The CBA Fathers' Club com Kansas City (Bass 1-5), B p.m 2. Fred Johnson (*LS»: 3. Al Zage GENERAL mittee and other friends were e Minnesota (Krallck 3-2) at tWLB). Distance—M'SH" cius n Mr». Sikora Posts gaged in the details of constru Chicago (Horlen 3-2), 8 p.m. 80 yard dash: L (tie) Glenn Camp tion and raising funds for th ndlR (LSi and Tony Bevacqul (WLB) TIRES Low Gross at Beacon Cleveland (Ramos 0-1) at 3. Paul Wlgdortj (LS). Time—«.S field. Lawrence Durkin, vi. Washington (Osteen 0-4), 7:05 75 yard d«»h: 1. Craig Smith (L8> 2. David Helstrlch (L9i; 3. Pete De NYLON LEONARDO — Mrs. Naoma president of the club, is chai p.m. marpe (WLB). Time—9.2 man. 110 yard dash: 1.' Stive Wool* Sikora posted low gross card of (VVLD); 2. Charles Wood (WLB); 3'. 56 yesterday in the guest day of Others on the committee we NATIONAL LEAGUE Hector Latorre (LSI. Time—12.3 Carmelo Maimone, Little Silvei HUh Jump: I. Btev« wooley (WLB) tbe nine-hole group of Beacon W L Pet. G.B 2. Marshall Brown (WLBI; 3. Jelt P John Henderson and Micha lumbo (LS). Height—('3" Hill Country Club. \ San Francisco .29 14 .674 Brond Jump: 1. Tony Bevacqul Stavola, Middletown; Norm Broi IN THE GOOD OLD CINDER DAYS — Dr. George A. Sheehan, Rumion, center, it Los Angeles ...... 27 15 .643 (WLB)i J. Olfrtn Cnmpanplla (LS); 3, Mrs. Phylis Mount, Rumson. erick, Spring Lake: Edmund Su Larry Dean (LRi. Distance—H'lOH" St. Louis 23 15 .605 3^ had low net 38 and Mrs. DeDe livan, Rumson, and Dr. Charlc shown with two of his teammates back in I93B-39 when ho starred for Manhattan fl Ib. shot put: 1. Pole Demarei Cincinnati .21 16 .566 5 , WLB i: 1. Craig amltli iLS>p ; 3. nioki Herrmans, Rumson, won low; Kelly, Monmouth Beach. College. Flanking Dr. Sheohan ara Bob Conklin, right, and Joa Zulther. Christian Wilson (LS). Distance—2J 7«i" Pittsburgh 20 17 .541 6 putts, 16, to lead the members. '< Contribution of equipment an Brothers Academy is dedicating a new track and athletic field in Dr. Shehan's honor Milwaukee .17 23 .425 10< WILL LEAD NIAGARA Mrs. Gertrude Scott, Fair Haven, materials by Mr. Maimone, Mi Philadelphia 16 22 .421 11% was guest low net winner with Stavola and Michael F. Guada Sunday at 2:15 p.m. The new field will be named Shaehan Field. NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. (AP) Houston 16 24 .400 }V/t a 42. Mrs. Mildred Van Horn no and others enabled the aca — Andy O'Connell of Brooklyn Chicago __ .14 28 .350 1V/, will captain the Niagara Univer- also of Fair Haven won the emy to build the project at are: Hawks, 4-0: Yankees, 40; New York 12 23 .343 13, sity basketball team next season, putting with 20. low cost. Indians, 3-1; Cardinals, 2-2; Gar- Hawks, Yankees Remain Thurcday'g Results deners, 2-2; Keansburg Park, 2-2; Built for thousands aid San Francisco 7, Philadelphia 4 Pirates, 2-2; West Keansburg COMPLETE Chicago 4, Milwaukee 3 (night) thousands of soft, sure Fire Company, 2-2; Smoke Eat- Unbeaten in Raritan Loop Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2 (nlp.ht) BATTERY SERVICE miles. Nylon, whifewall or Free Prizes ers, 1-3; VFW, 1-3; Flyers, 0-4; Cincinnati 5, Houston 0 (night) Now—r-Rentalt—Richarta blatk,lubsless or tube type RARITAN TOWNSHIP — The a 1-0 no-hitter over the Raritan and Tigers, 0-4. Loi Angeles 4, New York 2 at our undefeated Kapushy F.sso Hawks DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. Sweet Shop Tigers, and Neil Yess Harry Wolfersbcrger, league (night) II IAST FRONT tTttttT and the Fisher's Cities Service and John Meade of the Hazlel chairman, has announced n spe Today's Games and RIO MNK Til. IH T.eiM BOATING Yankees remain tied for first! Indians combined their talents in cial exhibition same will be Probable Pitchers NOW place in the 8 to 12 section of a second no-hitter while down- played between the Bruins of Old Milwaukee (Curtis 1-3) at St. ONLY '$1 /195 the Raritan-Holrhdcl 8 to 15 ing Harry's Keansburg Park nine, Greenwich, Conn., and the Rari- Louis (Simmons 6-1), 8 p.m. OPEN HOUSE League after completion of two 14-1. Yess so far has pitched 13 tan Ramblers of the 13-15 year Chicago (Knonce 2-0) at BLUE WATER KM II weeks of play. scoreless innings, permitting only section tomorrow at the Beers Cincinnati (Drabowsky 0-3), blnrb fubn three hits, while striking out 20 Street field at 2 p.m. Later in 14type, plus tax Excellent pitching lias marked 8:03 p.m. MARINE, Inc. —Weekly Special—• the early competition. Glenn men and walking only five. the season the Ramblers will Pittsburgh (Friend 4-5) at 'LOW I'HICES ON AM. NI/.I.S Waltsak of the Hawks registered! Present standings in the league travel lo Greenwich to complete Houston (Bruce 2-1), 9 p.m. f TOO Oc*«n Avt. Sai Hrljhl. N. J.' 14 Ft, Lap Aluminum Aero the home and home series. New York (Jackson 2-4) at Loi • (AlZobil'u 842-0091 Mir Craft, 25 H.P. Mercury The 8 to 15 league's sixth sn Angeles (Moelter 2-4), 10 p.m. nual benefit dance will be held Philadelphia (Hamilton 3-3) at Controls and Windshield 995 tomorrow at 8:30 p.m. in the San Francisco (Pierce 6-O), West Keansburg Fire House. Rob- 101 p.m. A NEW POINT Sound Movies frl Nltes — Refreshments RENT A CAR or ert Wehrman, dance chairman, has engaged "Richard and His Syracuse will make one of it OF VIEW! FREE MOUNTING .¥ TRUCK from HERTZ Hi-Fi's" to provide the music. Infrequent trips to New York to > Specialist* in Refreshments will be Included In play Army In a football game at Marine Insurance U-DRIVE . , . Call the admission price. the Polo Grounds on Sept. 29. MIDDLETOWN I BOAT, SKI & SCOOTER CENTER • Zobel Sea Skiffi 11 Si > WHITE ST. RED BANK PR 5-1515. CA 2-3299, SH 7-2121 In six full seasons In the rrm- The 11th annual Syracuse Ro- Large Selection of GENERAL T * CO. tors, Detroit outfielder Rorkv Eatta will be held at Onondaga Reconditioned Boati Colavito has batted in a total of|Lake near Syracuse., Saturday Open Friday 'til fl r.M.i Sundays 'til 1 P.M. M.HI An, It f. Mn»»rd» s RENT A LUGGAGE TRAILER COO runs. June 16. Open 7 Days a Week masdj^i i UMIjr »•» x IB-Friday, May 25, 1962 BED BANK REGISTER Rp-ffilfk REGISTER Fritfay, Uij &, 1962—19 SURF, FIELD AND STREAM Timely Note* on the Great Outdoors Bf NELSON BENEDICT

Despite some intense competition from blowfish bait fishermen at Sandy Hook continue to do business with school stripers. Irwin Hendricks, Red Bank, am several friends used worms Wednesday aboard Capt Otto Reut's First Timer of Highlands Marina to lan 28 bass up to 12 pounds.' The First Timer had 11 more bass, a small blui and two fluke before a series of squalls caused Cap Reut to head for the barn yesterday. After seineing their own supply of live shrimp Henry Christian and Bill Levy, both of Atlantic High lands, chummed at the point of the Hook Tuesday They baited with worms and caught four bass. Ac HONORED ATHLETES — Thr«e of the wnior athletes honored laitjiighf af Red Bank cording to Frank Micallizi, Jr., of Frank's Boats, th High's all iporti banquet- are ihown with Edmund J. Camona, leeond from left, Board harbor of Atlantic Highlands is crammed full of shrimp of Education president. The athletei are, left to right, Jerry Froih, football and base- At least two stripers were caught by trailers dur- ball; Reggie Thompson, track, and Bruce Edington, basketball and ienmt. STEALS THUNDER MOM THE ATHLETES — It was « night of honoring Red Bank ing the week. Joe Widison caught a 19-pounder on th Catholic High School Athletes last night, but liftle 4-y«ar-old Terrence "Moose" My Honzie of Highlands Basin Landing. He was troll Gorman caught the eye of giiest speaker Dick Lynch, right, of the New York Pro ing'a bunker spoon near Highlands Bridge. Bunkei Gfants football team. Looking on is Harry Eagan, president of the Red Bank Catho- spoons also provided a spate of action for angler: Bucco Senior Athletes Honored lic Boosters Association. The Boosters honored students who contributed to the aboard Steve Simon's Sea Fox V of. Sandy Hook Ba RED BANK — Seniors who sports program of the school. Young Gorman is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gor- Band — Richard Allen, Connie Majorettes — Beverly Berger, Marina. They had two strikes. One fish, a 20-poum participated in varsity sports Barsky, John Forbes, Susan HI11- Peg Fonskov, Joan Hagen, Alice man of Ap^lebrook Farm, Middletown. Young "Moose" is a Dick Lynch fan. bass, was boated. were honored last night by Red yer, Larry Keister, Robert Las- Oakerson, Lynn Stein. Bank High at an all sports ban- caro, Holly Lepore, Lynn Mac- Flag Twirlers — Leslie Beard, 9 There should be some Interesting develop* quet at the school here. kay, John Mancle, Lois Mitchell, Raenell Harlng. Pattlda Hlntw, ments in the trolling department this week-end. Guest speaker at the affair was Martha Potter, Peter Procopio, Barbara McConaell, Chariene Gallo Receives Boosters Al Twitchell, director of athlet- Kenneth Sawyer, Holly Staples, Stosik, Bull bass are definitely on the move. South Jer- ics at Rutgers University. Frank Claire Thomas, Melvin Weinsteln, Color guard — Gall CarluccI, seyans caught them up to 45 pounds at Brigantlne J. Pingitore, Red Bank High Diane Wise. Pat Pollcastro. Shoals and Little Egg Inlet during the week. athletic director, served as mas- Scholar-Athlete Award ter of ceremonies. Although bass fishing at Highlands and Sea Brigh All seniors who participated In RED BANK - Robert Gallo, bridges faltered in recent days, the Navesink River sti sports, including football, soccer, Richard "Chuck" Thompson and is a productive fishing grounds for anglers who floa basketball, track, baseball, cross country, bowling, tennis and golf Richard Lucia carted off the top worms near the surface after dark. Bluefish are i were honored. Also receiving awards at Red Bank CatholV. WLING the Navesink. Several Were taken by trollers near awards were senior members' of High's annual senior sports ban' Oceanic Bridge. the band, cheerleader squad, quet at the school last night. majorettes, flag twirlers and The bluefish situation Is Improving daily offshore color guard. Gallo, a member of the foot- Sea Bright commercial fishermen operating out o ball and wrestling teams, re- Those receiving awards were: ceived the Green and Gold Manasquan Inlet have been catching hundreds o Football — Richard Allen, Booster Association's award as SYCAMORE TUESDAY tjOCMb M&ry; Bchenslnjer ___.1O* 134.1 Jerry Frost, Dave Grudin, Harry I.KAGUI: Peggy Abel ... 133.1 pounds of blues nightly in drift nets. As the blue the outstanding scholar - athlete. FINAL STANDINGS Yvonns Meade 133. Guetzlaff, John Hendrickson, Ted W Jackie Terrano .. 131.' came in, mackerel made tracks for Long Island water Johnson, Virgil Lewis, Dan Gallo, ranked No. 36 in the sen- Skippers 11 35',i Hosemary Maicy 131, ior class, will head to Vlllanova The Fllntstones 2 ..„ .....6114 40% Olenna Hopper 129. Before the mackerel disappeared, Cliff Doerl Murphy, William Smith, George Martlnque.. a- -1 4 —.81 41 Paulina1 Mauser 124 Zebold. University In the fall to major fn The Qolrtbrtcki CO 42 Jo Murphy , . . 123. Graver Shinn and Jim Sorrertto, all of Rumson, jigged 122.1 education and science. ,_ 60 42 Pat drewa .—:...... 195 Cross-Country — Clancy Boyn- . . - 60 42 Helen Docker ~ ....101 122. haul of more than 100 aboard Doerle's boat That wa ton, Charles Cressy, Bob Freder- Thompson, also a two-sport BeelnnerB 15 , _ 53 49 Pat Bbarbaro „- 8J 121, Us Three 18 _ 61 51 Joyce O'Kecfa „ 80 121. on Saturday. Not a mackerel was to be had the fol Ickson, Carlton Thistle, Reginald performer, football and baseball, We Throe S 54 Carol Alllltto *1 121. received the Knights of Columbus UntouchnbclleB 1 ....48 - 54 Shirley Relnhardt 405 120. lowing day, so swiftly did the schools disappear. Thompson, James Walsh, David ...47 55 Joan Schonk 74 110.' Winfield. trophy for sportsmanship on the Tho Kami 16 _ ...4B 59 Norlne Oleary , H 119. TrladB 17 : 46 56 119.: athletic field. Ho expects to en Jean Mocclo 102 118.1 But to return to bluefishing, mid-week trailer: Soccer — Alonzo Dojier, Jere Up 'N Downers 7 44!S S7V4 Marga Florin .101 118. Harley, Walter King, Kip Mahan, ter either Dayton University or Oardenlaa 8 44 58 Irene Arato 105 117/ found the fish off Sea Girt and Asbury Park. The blue Thre Aces 4 . 50 Mary Ann Lumlnoto 87 117. Ray Millar, Al Potter, Robert Kings College (Pa.) In Septem- Three Roses 10 ..... , 42 60 Audrey Bulllvan ..._ 105 115. averaged two pounds in weight, although occasional ber. ' Majesties 12 39 63 Fran Claurro .... 105 115. Weller. a AVR. Angle Llbero . .105 115. four and five-pounders were caught with the smal Basketball — Bruce Edington, Lucia took home the Colum- J. Bruno 05 154 Iris Meyer 145 - • *• 97 US. O. Bucco 102 Rene Merkel -..JOS 114.. stuff on green and white feathers. Alan Klatsky, William Smith, bian League trophy as the out- H. Pock 42 , Esther Daniel! .... A Nil! 102 ..... 93 113.! Wm. Stracener, Mgr. standing lineman on Red Bank VI Wlllkomm .„. 08 112.1 M. Leavy 99 Irene Schroeder ,-..105 112. Nobody would be particularly surprised to see Bowling - Bill Moffett, Bob Catholic's grid team. I. Krrtckson , 60 Joan Btoddard ,™™ .,„. 86 110.: 10. AfenzzopatiB ..-..._.-.._...... 03 Pat Wyatt _..JO5 bluefish swarm onto Shrewsbury Rocks. Whether Pearson, Wayne Spina. Dick Lynch, defensive half- K, KerRewIch .102 Carol Chemey ...... _ 93 109.: back standout for the National B. Vandervort 90 ConiConniee McCullougMuo h 90 o» they will take bait this early in the season remains Golf - Bob Kirkpatrick, Bob M. Valenty !>3 IrenI e ChamberChmb s „ 887 106.: Pearson. Football League's New York A. Byrnes .102 AWERNATEW 8 to be seen, but Ioct.1 chum merchants are waiting s. nirici. .. 69 ^ 48 13a, Baseball — Mark Ayers, Richard Giants, was guest speaker, courr E. Keenan ... 61 107.: tesy of P. Ballantine & Sons, K. Johnson -. Qenevieve Winter1 8 100.1 and ready with their cans of preground mossbunk- Coote, Alonzo Dozier, Jerry Dexter _„ Dot Qilbert ~ 36 100. Frost. Virgil lewis, Wm. Letbe. Newark. Figaro Mary Ann La Falce 15 89.' ers and butterfish for hook baits. H. Kaufman „« 125 Alba Trotta 12 85.! now. Seniors receiving awards were: D. carotenuto :•„, Carol Trautweln 38 82J Capt Cletus Coll, Atlantic Highlands party boai Track—Clancy Bovnton, Barry | Eugene Behmre, football, bas- V. Hlntelmam Hi»h Averare—Ann* HIIJM 142.8 B. Canepa . - High Team Game—Frelbott Insuranci captain, reports that his fares had seabass, ling, whi Bradford. Charles Cressy, Mark ketball; Richard Thompson,4oot- A. Maine ...„ S3 J. Alexander High Team Berlei — Frelbott In ing and blackfish yesterday. At Johnny's Landing ii Davis. Mgr., David Edelstein, ball, baseball; Martin Brueck- M. Darrairh 123 aurance 2110 Bob Frederickson, John Howard, ner, football,- baseball; Robert K. rtechei . 123 High Blnele Dame—Jean Pen rose 210 Highlands, Capt Willie Rutka is now sailing the Tamb B. Brown . 120 High Single Gams' (Vita Handicap — Stanley Johnson, Richard Lo- Gallo, football, wrestling; Wal- J. Macllroy ir Angle Llhero 246 II twice daily, 8 a.m. and 2 p.m. Presti, Joe Lupinskl, Ronald ter Muchkl, football, baseball; B. Poren no High Three Games—Jean Penrose 53: AAlke n . 117 High Three flames With Handicap Mauriell, Glenn Maver, Dan Lawrence Canale, football; Rich- Supplee 117 Olenna Hopper 641 ' Competition in the Highlands Fishing Derby wi Brown 116 Murphy, Paul Ralph, DOUR Steel, ard Lucia, football; Lawrence lift JIIDDI.ETOWN CHURCH I.EAGPE commence June 1. Sponsoring the contest are cap Carlton Thistle, Reginald Thomp- Peacock, football; Leon Discav- 118 114 Harmony Bowl tains of charter and party boats carrying 15 or mor son, David Winfield. age, football, tennis; Richard Reformed Church 3 .._..„. ...6w0 4X5 Weber, football; Raymond Rich Reformed Church 1 ...5614 48 passengers and marina operators. Participants will pa; Tennis — Bruce Edington, Westminster Presbyterian _.5(!4 60V. Lawrence Keslter, Robert Les- ardson, football; William Cas- Bayshore Communit. y , 51 64 an entry fee of $1 in each of four divisions. ler, football; Michael Mulligan, Perrlllo Unite.! "Hebre • w 47 68 ter, Melvin Weinsteln. Fread .. . Chrlst'i I Episcopal ~ .45 60 The prize fish between June 1 and Oct. 31 will b Cheerleaders — Ginny Berg- football; Richard Tilelll, footbitl; Ferroirlne. High learn,, three agames—Refor—„_ m GenovesGno e •—- _..-...... '! 2,508; High three games—Gregersongen — Iund, Karen Brown, Anita Edward McCormick, football, J. Plneitore so net. 2 600; High team j mi-Hefo- - r- • fluke and bluefish. The cod competition will com baseball. N. Oaravetta .. „ ...... A3 2 961: High game—Jacob fcn—Un. Heb D'Amlco, Mary Ann Holmgren, B. Majza n rew 238. mence Nov. 1 and will continue through March 3 Sue Jaffe, Barbara Milligan. Also, Brian McAndrew, base- Mpnna ._ —._..„..„.., Irt INDIVIDUAL AVERAOE8 Sliddletorm Reformed 2 1963. Whiting will be on the awards calendar betwee ball; Dave Wilson, football, 13. AmhroBlnff 115 (1 Avg, baseball; George Fennell, base- _. 00 Herbert B. Sherrane 81 162.« Nov. 1 and May 31, 1963. REMEMBER OLD RED Ambrnslno - 100 O. Henry dregerton .74 181. ball; Robert Stewart, basketball; TVCnrlo - ... ,.^ . 7B 07 John W. Smith 52 160. Rninn M 0.1 Fish must be caught on a Derby boat and whei LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Man Daniel Wall, football, basketball, Howard B. Luckenbach _1( G5 150, . .101 (IS Qeorga H. Spratford 52 150.1 entered must be weighed on tested scales at two of tin o' War, whose grave is at Far- baseball; John Ward, basketball; 01 Phillip Rayner .J._68 120.! away Farm, never ran in the Manilla K) «7 William Potter 3 109. weigh-in stations in the presence of two witnesses, on< Frank Pezutti, basketball; Brian Ierbert Halvorsen 21 104. Bluegrass State. Buckley, basketball, baseball; HIDDEN HI'.»«1 r*«T WOMBNS Mlddlptomi Rfiformed 1 I/EAOUK D. Melvin I^ayton 59 187. to be the boat captain. After the fish is officiall; Yet, thousands of persons have George Schneider, basketball; Final Standtnt* John L. Calvin 83 163. visited the grave of the horse PtB. Edward B. Kaatner 72 160. weighed in, it must be cleaned in the presence of thi David Gemperle, basketball, Dealer Plan ...R5 Fred M. Stutzbach 101 158. voted "Thoroughbred of the Cen- golf; Daniel Goger, golf; Kevin Frolbott Insurance 77 Peter W. Williams 47 150., two witnesses. Tiara Beauty Salon 76H Dennis R, Hood _. 40 117. tury" by sportswriters In 1950. O'Brien, golf; Ben Santoro, golf; flerllones GrrenhnuBes ....flRH Harold D. Hood .: .61 H2. Kick-off dinner for the Derby will be held in 'Old Red" won $249,465 in 20 MERCURY HAS A NEW SMALL VOICE Jay Doyle, golf; Jay Doyle, golf; Industrial Plating V?H tobert Wood B 140. Jcrtm X Ryan 63 Westmlruter Fresbylerloo the Jackson Hotel, Highlands, at 7 p.m. tomorrow. out of 21 races In 1919-20. His James Ruf, wrestling; John Star CHanem 62 Art Burkhardt 27 1W. offspring have amassed winnings Squitero, wrestling; Peter Van Sunrise Dairies S8!i Frank J. Mara .... .88 160. Entry fees of registrants will supplement the AVERAGES Roscoa Moore 35 159.' of more than $3 million. Dorn, wrestling; John Patt, Donald V. Warier Mi 157. money subscribed by the sponsors, so the prize One of the problems of building a powerful out- wrestling; Richard Sheridan, Ann? Husso .. Charles A. Gilchrlst .. 98 156. The horse who captured Amer- Jean Penrosn Georg. ..e Pain. .e. 74 143. ica's fancy died' Nov. 1, 1947. wrestling; Richard Rupp, wrestl- Al B. Washburn .89 137.< kitty could amount to a pretty penny by end of the board is to keep it quiet. layshore Community ing, and Kerrie O'Halleran, foot- Joseph Howard ^.SS 164.6 season. ball. Wlllam Reacorl _ 74 180.0 William J. Reynolds JS7 155.8 Annual trout party of the Navesink Rod and Gu OPEN There are two sources of noise in an outboard... lerbert C. Kogel 32 154. Edward I. Ensign 70 150.1 Club was an angling and social success. The several the powerhead and the exhaust Mercury engineer* Robert W. Logan. . .96 149.3 FRIDAY, MAY 25TH John M. Blrger : *8 117.2 hundred trout stocked in Peter Verdicchio's pond i The Place To Go For The Brands You Know Hugh A. Reynolds 50 111.8 ing attacked this problem at its two sources. Untied Hebrew Congregation Locust bit well. Liver, salmon eggs, cheese and worm FOR THE 1962 Joseph J, Jacobson . 11 Seymour Herman were among the baits employed successfully by a David BernBteln SEASON Combustion noises have been greatly reduced by David Belsman BOTANY "500 Albert Caldes able turnout made up largely of juvenile fishermen. the new Power-Dome combustion chambers which Bert M. aoldateln _-. -77 109. "Clothes of Distinction" Chrftt'g EplBcopsJ John F. Dunphy of Sea Bright enjoyed some fim Hartley F. Tuthlll .77 183.0 squish the fuel-air mixture. Bob Kurau 3 159.7 trout sport in the Mohawk River, an upstate New Yor Peter Bnlas __.00 142.0 Oordon E. Cameron 74 134.7 A second step in reducing noise was through the JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR James McMillan 17 1H4.0 stream. He caught predominantly browns on wet file: Anthony D. Kulper 80 120.5 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK John R. Husband _ 46 127,3 and streamers and also fooled around with walleyes i use of Mercury's Jet-Prop which fires the exhaust Rujsell . Post 36 121.3 Charge It — 30 - 60 or 90 Day, nearby lakes and ponds. through the center of the propeller hub, burying AN ACE OF! A HOLE Duck hunters who were hoping for good news it far deeper than other outboards which drag the NEW YORK (AP) - Make a from drought-parched "waterfowl breeding areas in hole in one and win $200. BMDWAUi'LONGBMNCrlNJ exhaust outlet near the surface. Jet-Prop literally That's the piece de resistnace Canada were doomed to disappointment. Ducks Un- of the Queens Chamber of Com' limited advises that while some improvement in habi- drowns exhaust noise and, at the same time, merco 22nd annual golf and field tat conditions has been observed in the northern prai- improves the engine's breathing and reduces IS YOUR JOB A DEAD END? day to be held at North Hills Golf ries, the southern zone Was still critical. There ore highly paid positions Club (June 21). underwater drag. The prize is being donated by The Atlantic Flyway fortunately depends upon waiting for trained electronic technicians. an undertaker. And the hole is birds which nest well to the East of the drought Stock Mercury relies not on padding alone, but dn the unlucky 13th where nobody THE has made the ace since the prize zone. Black ducks, brant, whistlers and a major- Car Races creative engineering to give you more powerful was first offered in 1959. ity of broadbills are unaffected by a situation outboards with a new email voice... to give you ELECTRONICS INSTITUTE of EATONTOWN which could lead to serious complications on some 100-LAP Approved by the State of New Jersey LADIES DAY of the other flyways. more run for your money. CAN TRAIN YOU FOR A NEW CAREER New Jersey has joined other Northeastern and Memorial Classic ome southern states in requesting a "bonus" bag limit Enroll now for summer term —— on scaup, or broadbills. Division of Fish and Game Di- Coeducational EVENING COURSES in rector A. Heaton Underhill insists scaup are largely SAT. Nite 8:30 Practical Electronics — Related Mathematics under-utilized by hunters. Underhill makes an excellent point Last season's *6 Thrilling NASCAR 100. 85, 70, 50, 45. 25, 9.8 anil Digital Computer Programming Races . Incl. 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E-Z-Eye glass, autronic LOOK FOR THE eye, Cruise-Control. LOADED KEYPORT RAMBLER '57 PONTIAC 2-Dr., auto., R/H, one owner 750. WITH EXTRAS I RED TAG '56 CHRYSLER 2-Dr. HT, Full Power, auto., R/H 575. HWY. 35 KEYPORT '55 DESOTO, R/H, PS, PB 495. SPECIALS CO 4-4333-4 '55 CHEVROLET 2-Dr., auto., R/H 395. SPECIAL SAVINGS Transportation Cars - 1954-1956 $50 to $175 BIG RIGHT NOW TW1N-BOR0 RAMBLER Get Your New Car With the Whole Summer.Ahead SAVINGS 131 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK STOP... • FALCON '. OPEN EVENINGS TILL 9 SH 7-0040 WHATEVER YOU'RE DOING • FAIRLANE 1962 OLDSMOBILE FORD • GALAXIE, 88 2-dr. hardtop. White with AND HEAD STRAIGHT TO matching red Interior. Radio, heater, whitewalls, fully pow- CIRCLE CHEVROLET! er equipped; 2,400 miles. Not THUNDERBIRD even broken in yet! A REAL NICE BUY! • COMET METEOR I?6I OLDSMOBILE * LOOK MERCURY:' MONTEREY Super 88 Holiday sedan. All AT THE MOST FABULOUS blue exterior with matching blue interior. Fully power USED CAR equipped. Low mileage. YOU LINCOLN CONTINENTAL WILL BE PROUD TO OWN THIS ONE! CLEARANCE BUY OR LEASE BIG EVER ON ALL OK USED CARS! TRADES ENGLISH CAR BUYS ON ALL ... I960 1961 SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7-4545 QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES SINCE 1904 , 1961 CADILLAC Chevrolet Chevrolet MONMOUTH and MAPLE, RED BANK '61 HILLMAN MINX Conv., clean $1495 Coupe. Fawn exterior with '60 AUSTIN A-50 2-dr. Sed., I owner, Grn. $ 695 matching interior. Fully pow- BEL AIR CORVETTE '60 MGA Rdstr., Grey/Red, wire wheels ....$1395 er equipped, low mileage. Makes driving a pleasure. WE Two-Door Hardtop. Radio, Heater '60 RENAULT Caravelle Roadster inc. HT $1195 CALL THIS ONE THE VACA- USED '60 AUSTIN-HEALEY SPRITE Rdster, Blue $1195 TION SPECIAL! Radio, Heater, V-8. with '59 HILLMAN Con., I owner, green $,895 Standard Tram. Whitewall Tirei. '59 VOLVO, 2-dr Sedan, one owner $1050 I9S9 CADILLAC CARS "59 MGA (2) ; $1295 Coupe. Wood rose exterior BUY WITH CONFIDENCE '58 CORVETTE Rdstr., White/Red $1995 with matching interior. Fully '58 MGA Roadster, black $1095 »wer equipped including elec- HURRY BUY tric windows. E-Z-Eye glass •55 FORD Fairlane Tudor, Fordomatic, R/H 395. '57 MERCEDES BENZ 190 SL Roadster $2100 and Cruise -Control. PERFEC- '55 FORD Country Sedan Station Wagon, R/H 450. TION PLUS! DOWN NOW.., "56 FORD 6-Pass. Station Wagon, FOM, PS 550. '57 FORD Ranch Wagon, 6 Cyl., R/H, Clean 595. '56 PORSCHE Coupe, black/red $1295 AND SAVE '55 OPEL Convertible, black .....$ 395 NOW '58 BORGWARD Station Wagon, Very Nice 650. Buy Your Uied Car '55 JAGUAR XKI40 Roadster $1250 With Confidence! '58 FORD Custom "300" Tudor Sedan 695. '57 FORD Country Squire FOM, P.Steering 750.- '55 FORD Station Wagon, stick, „ $ 395 THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL '59 FORD C300 2-Dr., 6 Cyl. 850. 'B4 MG TF Roadster „....$! 195 '54 CHEVROLET Station Wagon ..$ 395 :\ '58 FORD Country Sedjan Sta. Wgn., FOM, PS 895. 1961 PLYMOUTH '59 CHEVROLET Vi Ton Pick-up 895. '54 CHEVROLET 4-dr. Sedan, stick shift ....$ 200 "59 FORD Custom "300" Fordor Sedan, R/H 895. '53 MG TD $ 700 SAVOY... . . V-8 '58 MERCURY Park Lane 2-Dr. HT, MOM 950. '53 AUSTIN-HEALEY 4 cyl. Roadster $ 795 •59 FORD Fairlane Fordor, Fordomatic 950. '52 MG TD, blue $ 700 POWERFLITE '59 THUNDERBIRD H. T. Coupe blue, R/H $2395 1195 •60 VOLKSWAGEN 1195. •59 FORD Galaxie Fordor, FOM, P.Steering 1350. •59 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wgn., FOM, PS 1395. BUY WITH CONFIDENCE ... BUY FROM US! '59 MERCURY Colony Park, Sta. Wgn., MOM 1395. FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO '61 FALCON Dsluxe Tudor. FOM, R/H 1595. RUSSELL '61 FORD Fairlans "500" 4-Dr.. FOM, PS 1850. CONTINENTAL OLDSMOBILE '61 FORD Galaxia 4-Dr., FOM, P.Steering 1995. "61 FOR.D Galaxia Victoria, FOM. P.Stesring i 2050. CADILLAC CO. •61 COMET Deluxe 4-Dr. Sta. Wgn., Full Equip. 2050. SH 1-0910 CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. '61 MERCURY 4-Dr. Hardtop, Fully Equipped 2250. CARS, INC. 00 NEWMAN SPRINGS '59 CONTINENTAL Mark IV, Beautiful 2295. ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES 325 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK '60 THUNDERBIRD Sun Roof, Full Power 2650. ROAD, Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank '60 CONTINENTAL Mark V, air conditioned 3395. RED BANK GMAC TERJMS SH 1-3130 OPEN EVES. | SH 7-4500—Open Evening* mmmtutaxmsmimm «J itfiw iw> toATS * Acettsotm UELV VANTED-MALE- •u«msi noncis FOftSALE HED BANK REGISTER DKIValM RUMSON YACHT BASIN CHILDREN ftfor, M*y 2S, W2-J1 JUNE BRtOES! PIANO RENTAL SH I-7S36 *tUr b p.m. . Mt'«r«(t •;. :" Itt-BW WTIItJOR Mtm EXTXJUQR j>aliB»s, BeasoasWy toot. Tn* *KtmU*,*tt- APRYNOW PUN Rttdy to t«rv» ysu with tU +. Ca« m 1-fllU or 7s7-i*t* Out o< th* M»it "ttj Bttoff I« Bur" m$ AND yytrrocn AM JM*E. 0«»ir.fc)l» Six'Months' 3 ROOMS of U Ociy 2tc « D«/. TEXACO ODD JO85 Jst>» TUSTTUG PIAH0 CO. Ctrau BUM tad >4 £|RE CHIEF rtAnwo, wjtsv;i£]Ma Ato Hrk, din. full \atttua% Thara'i Ilg Monty Selling ALL BRAND NEW! QS«II WMsaslar and * SKY CHIEF MARINE r I nenlnas Ul *:W DIESEL CHIEF Am«rle«'t Mott Popular AT A PRICE PARSD DOWN TO YQjJR POCKETIOOKI PIANOS — gave two or price oa brand new M-note eonsol^«a Sp i SS2S nwi t»o-«M>r sedan, sUnd- TEXACO OUTBOARD omt»mm>ou» Renewed anoevlO-year guarantee,' Owns'saa an4 am snun. nasr whltawali tires, radio, ICECREAM MOTOR OIL RtotodsUflg Coatrftotor Pay only save-. Keat with Option la buy. Tamer*! natter, aieallsnt IwnditlM, fill *H 7- Palnllng-CarpeDiry-Fsnclni-MtsonrT GUARANTEED $*)QQ liuate Itore, X* Main It., Laknood, HAVOLINE PRIX SfTHlATH FAMOUS FO 3-21M, BaXAaUC-lIa.il. ana yssr old startati AU Work Ouar«nt«d : $2.50 wtakly Retlitsnii. Also Kmsfs. ons ytmtSt IMOUKK convertible, automatic, MOTOR OIL HAWDYMAN ~ Wllh truck. lards, eel REFRIGERATOR ZOO DIAMOND — 6ns carat, full cut, in radio,, tMUr, on* amir, |L*». in- Urs. attics clatneil. Ugh! hlullng. Ret man's hammered platinum setting. Also JIM- aonabla. »H 1-2MJ. GOOD HUMOR At no extra cost! 25, 5-point diamond platinum weddlnf IMS FORD—Cuftomllm, two-door Se- INTDRIOrt AND EXTERIOR—Paintlnt, Hand. Man'i three-dtamona ring, lari- POODLES — Miniature. AIcA, «maa TEXACO UMUCR OUR LIBJCRAL NOTHING ELSE TO BUYl «>l half cant. Sacrifice, write "B'.r\." weeks, Inoculated and wormed* CM dan, V4 •tick, ndlo, bestejr. Bui of. ssper hanging, aprayios and repatis. HIOH 1NC0UI PIRCBNTAOI PLANS Boi ill, Red Bank. ar. Man nil by rrW»». tH 1-tlM CREDIT CARDS HONORED So Job to imill or too big, reaaonabls • All Xxpenses Fall LIVING ROOM — Sweeping sofa or sofa bed, matching aim chair, Private owner. CO 4-77S1. * FREE: Cruising Charts and rates. CO 4-UM, CO 4-)?4S. • No A|a Limit two limed oak step tables, cocktail table and two lamp*. BEDROOM FURNITURB — Barlf SIAJMC8B KITTENS — (sal UM OHBVROIjrr B«l Air tiro-door, • No Biparlenc* Naeded Americas reproduction, genuine mi- Maarnlftejent, purr. Tide Tablet FAINT CONTBACT1NO — Interior and • No Cash Bands Required BEDROOM — Double dresser, tilting mirror, full siie bookcase hogajy. Double bed, pineapple carved SH 7-lMS whlMwttl tlrU. tulle, heater, hyilr* •xterlor decorating. Top^uallty 'our-l>osier. jioo. 842-31M. tnttlc. IH 143M. and workmanship. Call Cook, CA Apply Monday thrauih 8»fjrday-» to bed, two vanity lamps and two throw rugs. U' BOAT-nheralss bottom, etetrir i. Ui Shrewsbury Avs,, Shrewsbury MINUTURB POODLES — Black, itc, whssl, trailer. Oood condition, |1» TWO -~ French provincial wing chain show stock, home ralasd. Sljft, Gal] wo iws cotrvRxn PAWTlNOPAP*rtH\N01NO — Oood isorgss from Bad Bank Airport.) DINETTE — Stunning five-piece set, latest nubian finish. Choice and table. Tails law, Jig saw, hedge alter 4:30. CO 4-4SJ1. Excellent condition. clean job at reasonable price. Call JCd of decorator color*. cutters, eli-clrlc. 8H 1-0825. HO MUt REAL BAROAIN-Omplete ilg. 16 ZlnssrIIU«,B , tellSH mT-84J1 nu Broi. Pon- CBNTURY VIKINO — jr. All mthoi MASON-Small pitloi. sidewalks, steps, ACCOUNTANT — With public account- 7-11 E. Front St. 9-6 Mon. thru Sat. SALE CA SM73O fiac. Red Bank, 8H 14110, any Itpitrake. azceUcnt condition. Hull masonry palntln|. Alt masonry sind Ing experience, for local CPA firm. Luc UP hom» paint by Dupont. Rpgu- PONIES — All types, gentle with 1H0 PLYMOUTH — Belvswlsrs. Four, MM, engine 79 h,p. Qay 1W. Navy carpentry work. No Job too small. Excellent opportunity for diversified Koyport, N. J. 9-9 Thurs. and Fri. lir 18.50 per gal. fia> price M 53 children. top and sjida curtains, euitom cuah 2B1-0231, practice and nitnr* advancement. Send Free delivery. PROWN'S. 32 Broad llfllOI dor, automatic. fl,3M. Ruiii Bros, tons. Automatic electric Lovctt biller datalla of education, experience, salary Bt., Rsrl Bmlt, SH 1-7500. tl IU4 Bank. «H 1-6110. anchor and nylon line. Vary other FOR ADDITIONS AND ALTERATIONS dealred to Morris Fortner * Co., P.O. SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal ratal. IMS O&MMOBIU) — U, bardtop, ra ettras. Original cost |3,76O, prlct fl.MO. Call CtmUDY HOMES Box B47, Red Bank, N. J. . OKRAN1UM8 — ANNUAUt Papers. Ready lor water at Blue water Mi' BH 1-11100 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Flowers for all occasion!. 41a, heater. Call MEN — General factory help In plastic FOR SALE WE GROW OUR OWN 1 w rlna, B» Bright. Call 112 0OB1 or Sil- HOUSE PAINTLNO — pone reasonable. TWO KITTENS — Four months 6U. 787-«T44 1001. extrusion, no sxperlence necessary. gPIWAK FLORIST. 99 Ave. of Two tar aervlce or estlmatea call BH 1 Rivers, Rumscn. 842-0674. ready for adoption. Call IR 7-1144 after IBM CADILLAO — Sedan. Automatic, 3024. Start IW week. Apply MJtO Plastic FOR SALE OR LEASE SALE! SALE! S pm. new paint, power steerini, «7M. Rassaa 13-It. Bowboat — SH b-p, Evlnrude Products, BanDard St., Freehold. LANDHCAPfNO — Qardens, fields Highway commercial, corner property. FAMOUS SRAND TV SALES Bros. Ponllae. H«4 BanlZ Ml•'"•* motor, Llka new. M Htndrlcksion Place, Oood bualneii location. Large parltlng Annual close-out of all 1962 mcdeii. COLLIE PUPS — Sable and tri-trtor. Fair Haven, plowed. L*rg« lots and fields cut with ELECTRIC Raised with children. ; ISM FORD — Ranch wagon, standard Dirge roury* BH 1-4792. 8H 1-90J2. ARTISTS $125 A WEEK srea. Color and black and white. Now AN- trantmlulon, good mechanical condi- DERSON IR'SIC, 30 Broad St. SH 1-7710) MARINB National packsglng- organization needs BOFT ICE CREAM AND DRIVE IN GUITAR OUTFITS tion, body and tires, 1321. 1053 PACK- fCHLOBDER CONSTRUCTION CO creative men to work tn Holmdel, New (1ENERAL, ELECTRIC RANGE • ARD nidan, automatic, ol«an, depend, avarytblni For The Boi'.min. Ne» Room aaiHUoos, glrsies, porch «n- Jeriey area. Interviews Monday-Friday, Fully equipped, broiieri, fryeri, coffee INCLUDE!: • Two closures. Dial 3n-S066. makera, lai-g* milk «hak« machine. yean, aid, 39". Call able, J»5. Applegate's Oeraie, corner Jersir's largest matins ausplr bouss. 123 East 42nd SI,, New York, S a.m.- root beer. Coca Co!a. etc. Guitar, amplifier, case; cord; strap. 871-0753 REAL ESTATE FOR HINT Ave. 0 and Leonaidvllle Ed., Leonardo. sa aal lervleaj , ., ACCOUNTING — Bookkeeping Bervlra 4 p.m. Room »25. Apply In person or REGULAR BALE PRICE MMB06. __,, H»rman Hlrscblngcr, 100 Grant PI., lend resume. DETAILS PHONE GI 8 5*53 (199.00 I 09 HOLLYWOOD BED — »(0, dsybe.1. $20 TUX BOATMAN! SHOP WE TRADB AND EXCHANGE 227.50 16ft Clothes tree, *5. Suitable lor summer APARTMENTS 1M0 ICE BLUB FORD THUNDBRBIRD Red Bank. SH 1-2SM. MACHINIST — Experienced on hand cottage. g42-3(28. * —A-l condition, must iell. Call now, 31 Wharl Ave Bed Bank screw and turret lathe. Caraore Ma- 205.50 ' ' 18i M0LL.Y FITCUXR VTLLiOI ' IH 1-1305. IH l-t7>0 chins Products, 210 Maple PI., Keyport. VAN NESS CORP. 281.60 215 MAPLK BEDROOM SET. 8ACRIFICK. Branch M Madison Ava. On* and t«- Open Sundays and Holiday! While they last — Limited Amount CALL bedroom apartments, l^rom flQil up. MM DODOS — Four-door hardtop, full » a.m. -1 p.m. EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY for two ambitious men. REALTORS OS 1-0424 Please Call SH 1-8U3. ,nnr, VII- Ranai Bm Pontlac, Management future. Salary tCOOO aup MUSIC TOWN Aid Bank.IH l-ol«o. BAROAIN — Any ooat you war* to HELP WANTED-FEMALE plemented by commlaslons. All bene Hwy Tl Spring Lake Helghti WE8TINGHOUSE electric clnlhn GARDEN: APARTMENT — Four large own. Ixw Hank noes, rinancun at- fits. Writ* to "A.T.." Boi oil. Red Bank NEW JBB8O STATION FOR LBABBTTT 600 Highway 35 Mlddletown, N. J. dryer, perlect condition, ITS. Call SH rooms, first floor, unfurnished. XM MUST SBLL — Oolng.ln tbt service, ringeraenU completed m one oil it TINTON FALLS. CALL HUNTER « 8T1-11I0 7-4089 evening!. BanK, Call gH 7-9231. 1WT Dodge, two-door hardtop, VI with any ot our offices. TUB atOHUOUTH FRESH COW MANURE—Direct rrom pushbutton, radio and heater. Four new COUNTY NATIONAL BANK IB OPERATORS- ' 69M; NEWLY DECOEATED — Two ui Sewing tnacnlne operators: Pocks DUE TO EXPANSION CONFECTIONERY STORE — For aaTe. our feed yards. S5 per ton. Free deliv- ALUMINUM GUTTERS three-room apartments, first flfrar, tires. Clean In and out. »4T5. Call 1000. masker, aleeve setter and colUr setter, ery within 23 miles on ftve-ton' loadi. utilities supplied. Call SR 7-3130. IH 1-9188 after t p.m. Our firm needs 11 clean-cut men 19- oood location. Call Also pulverized, dry, composted mi Genuine Alcoa Lifetime. Aluminum 1NBU1V4NCE - Marine, oulboard-iu saw-out and straight sesmsrs. To work 36, to work for recently opened factory CA 8 color or white. Simple Installation gut- on children's coats snd car costs. nure, S2 per M lh. bag. tVrsngle Brook KEAN8BURG — Duplex, new, untar- UM FORD — Country Squlrs) nation lorrne. ftolston Wateroury. Renter, branch. Must be Deat in appearance. ters anA down fpouls. Ws Install on nished, two bedroomi, tile bttn, (as wagon; automatic, power steering, I2TI. sines IMS. II W. Front St. 811 VOW. Shore Coat Co., 23 South Bridge Ave. BETAIL PACKAGE LIQUOR STORE - Farms, R.D. 1, Jsckion, N. J. OL 7- Red Bsnk. 196,50 to start. For Interview call tter full detalla and appointment cal! A251, ihort nsttce. rvtr. jioo t>er month plus utilities. CiTM77» •H 1-4019 PROWN'S 31 Broad St. SH 1-71X1 187-1601. Available Juns 11. It' NBBROLAB CAPX COD D0RV. SH I-' — 1 1M0 FORD Station wagon, excellent Ideal flihing or ski boat. gJJS. Csll ESTABLISHED INSURANCE AQENM PH1LCO TV M SCKEBN —Needs No. 1 girl with general Insur- Indoor antenna Included Good condl- ASSORTED DOORS and windows? 8L*MMER RENTAL — Four rooms an4 condition, new tlrei, radio, heater, PR 4-31M. PLUMBERS—Eiperlenced only. Oood Light and panel colonial doors. Double 11,408. Call IH T-MM after 8. ance background. Up to nOO per week, '. Call days ADams 2-0HD. Ivsnings UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY ion. 1M. 7I1-63JO or T41-714J. bath, furnished apartment, private 14' SAILBOAT commensurau wltn experience, X P.m. RAndolph 5-4M4. hunt and French windows. 7U-9263. beach. North Loni Branch oa ttt PLYMOUTH - 19S6. tardtop, radio, 1171 tlrra. Crawford Compton, Inc. Belford. 787- 30 ACRE8 — LAKH, —FOOL ANTIQUES — Four poster bed, cherry BURP FI8HINO EQUIPMENT — Two ocean front. CA 8-1651 heater, ioo4 condition. MOO, Call 281-JIS 82SQ, cheit, chairs, cobbler's bench, plna complete conventlonsi surl casting, out- T»M8J« ROUTE SALESUEM — With rout* and hulcn, lawn mower. SH 1-3*M after t. fits. Rods, ten Squlder reels, tackle THREE-ROOM apartments. Ideal (or 1MO JKRBEY SPBBD BK1TF — Thun- TWO EXPERIENCED WAITBEMKa— box. plugs, feathers, metal aquldi, newlywed, retired couples, tttt month, iMT FORD — Tm-door station wtion. dirblrd en|lne, Nlglit work. Apply: Martini's Diner, merchandising experience to aervs 36" MATT1UEBS, spring, on metal fold tackle pouch, creepers, bait bucket, all utilities except electricity. WX»T- Mx-crllndtr, automatic. AM la Give-a- Route 36, East Kesnsburg. Monmouth and Ocesn Counties. Apply ng trame. sinkers, hooki, gaff, etc., everything WOOD OARDENS. Bath aad WestWOOd way, IS7». Ratiaa Broa. Pontiac, Red HIM. srioyciiy iuny viiui^ijru ivi DUII 843-2308. required for family fun. $125 value, Ave>., Lous; Branch, CA t-OMi, CA Bank. 8H 1-6160. 1958 BARBOUR 14' t WOMAN — Four half days or two week days or Saturday mornings only. only $78. CA 2-8864. 2-2305." Wlhdebleld, controls. »2W. full days a week. Light housework, neis with deep wella, ipetk«r lyatem, PLTMOUTH — j 1685 Belvedere lour- 842-1704 help car* tor two young children. Must Coca Cola Bottling Co., Routs 35 al three-phase electric. Ideal for private I'NFL'RNISHED — Three rooms and partlei, clubi, camps or Investment. 7 BIS DISCOUNTS AIR CONDITIONER — \ ton. 9000 hath. First floor. Apply S8 Washington door aedan, recant motor overhaul in- have own transportation, references. Rememner POP. Translitor sets. TV's BTU. UO V.A.C. Excellent condition, eluding rlnga, valves, bearings. Radio, SPEEDBOAT — 21'. like new. Wllh Call SH 1-B12B. betwen 7-S p.m. Aabury circle, Asbury Park. miles touth o( Freehold, short drive 175. SH 1-578!. street after 5 p.m. heater, standard uanimlnilon. Excrl- 120 h.p Clii-yaler engine. 787-0D«( be- from Highway fl. THE PRICE IB clock rsdios, am/fm radios, HI Fl's tween 6 and 9 p.m. COMPETENT STENOGRAPHER, — Lo RIGHT, quick lale wanted. tools, garden equipment. Special; Elgin OVERHEAD DOOR — sacrlllce, gj1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Apsltmsnt, lent rucber. 1325. 7»7-8i9«. _^ cal law firm reiiulrea experienced it*1 YOUNO MAN FOR WORK — Shipping iranslstor set, c»se. earphones, only V.^ .rooms,. One or more yssr lease. TROJAN SBA QUEEN — i« with 35 receiving department of area's largest MKRRITT R. LAMSON INC. by 10'. 10B6 FORD — Station wagon, Country nographer. Salary commensurate with electronic! distributor. Opportunity for SH 7-2101 Two large porches. lovely yard. Over- ledan. Stick ahllt, radio heater. For h.p. Evlnrude Lark electric, pontroli, experience and ability. Write stating Broke ra lookln; water. I1M monthly. B21-MW. battery and case, cushion*, anchor, advancement and many company ben- Weat Mala St. Freehfll^" "Rainbow" TV & Hardware SLENUERIZINO EQUIPMENT — For quick s»l«, 1300 caih. BIZ-O89O. uallflcatlons to "B.T.," Boxn511, Red efits. Call SH 1-8811. Federated Pur APARTMENT FURNISHED — paddle, pump lines. Retdy to go. (6(0. tank. iak> HO 2-0440 rent or aale; (res delivery. South Jar- 1J69 FORD — Oalaxle two-aoor, tl,3S0. 842-0476. chaser, Inc. 483 Broad St., Shrewsbury, (across Acme Lot) Broad, Rfd Bank month, all utilities supplied. 11 TAVERN — Business established 30 sey SURGICAL SH 7-2614. IUSIM Broa, Pontlac, Red Bank. BH PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE wanted b: O N — One for kitchen help, HOUSE SHUTTEItS-gl each and up. Ave., Highlands or call «7I-tt)U. IS' BLOOP — Excellent condition yeara, building Included In price, five Boston rocker *20. Old china, etc. An- 1-S180. riIHA of Rumaon, Sea Bright find Ffll mm fur driving. LtM Reiuuraht. en room apartment, attractive terme. Buy SALE FURNISHED APARTMBNT — Vsry cuddy canto, sleeps two, flberglaaecl Haven, Or furnished. Phone (421222 7-9270. ' tique Shop, 117 Main St., Port Mon 1MM POHD RANCfll WAQON — Ford- A h.p. outboard, trailer. In wale; now and take advantage of aummer mouth. ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOM nice and clean, modern kitchen. All O-Matlc, power iteerlni and brakea. ready to sal!, Il!«O0. BH 7-3034. \ between fi-8 p.m. boom. «2,D00. FlftLAY AOENCY. Rea private. 9J Herbert St.. Red Bank. YOUNG MAN—To operate established Estate, 270 Bay Ave., Highlands. 872 Two glass miens, one screen, weath- 1100. Call 2S1-OU2. WAITRESSES — Inexperienced or ex< laundry and dry cleaning route. Good TRADE IN your old furniture with, no erstrlpped, complete, ready to hang. SUMMER RENTAL —,' Lovely Oat- 1958 — 17' boat, flberglM covered perlenced. Anxious) to work. Good mon lalary, raid vacations. Will train suit 0100. down payment and get a new parlor MM CHEVROLET TANDEM —Bump ISvlnrude electric, two tanks, full Cov- or dining room set at sale prices. Wit NotMni extra to buy. Call today. room furnished apartment, ey. Call 842-8807 after 4 p.m. Sea Bright able applicant. Apply Donald's Laun lawn, near ocean. S42-2344. truck with S yd. body. Oood condition. er, lights, front controls. Sale for fam- dry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bank. . Ham Lett Furniture Inc., Hwy 33 Call 946-4532. ily. *»m CO 4-«197. BOOKKEEPER — Accounts psysbli Ulddletown. BH 1-3213. open evenings $23.88 UNFURNISHED — Onej-roon apart- experience, knowledge of NCR 3100 de- MORTGAGES till B p. in. iW3 PLYMOUTH-Stn-cyllnderjitand- 1069 ZOBEL 23'—Chrysler 12S h.p., 118 Imt&IIttton Optional ment. Call ard. Oood condition. (UO. J91-MT4 alt- sirable but not essential. Modern of- BH 1-10S3 hours, excellent condition, extra*. Com- fice, Bed Bsnk ares. Five dsy week. PART TIME HOMEOWNERS NEED HONEY? NEW FURNITURE — Beds, dresser ar • p.m. . well, At Zobel'a, Sea Bright. Ace to 45. "A.D." Box til, Re< We need ten married men who can four credit la good. Flrat and second elicit, lamps, tables, three aoras, PROWN'S RUMS0H — Unususlly nice thne-room 1951 FORD —Two-door, atandard. 1981 17' SEAMAC-«0 h.p. Mercury Bank. work evenings snd Saturdays. Supple- mortgages. RI1 1-4311 or FO 3-2601. chairs. Many other Items. Priced very 32 Broad tt. Ked Bank 8R 1-7500 apartment, conveniently locatad, all flood condition. Call 787-6134 alter « motor, water skis, trailer, fully ment your preient Income. Earning! reasonable. 811 1-0292. AIR CONDITIONER — For casement utilities furnished, adults, worth seadna*. p.m. equipped. 11,800. SH 1-13&9, W-. Call BH 1-4328 for avening appoint' AMANA FREEZER — Chest typV. window, RCA Whirlpool H ton, excel 842-1251 between «:30 and »:30 or III LINING MAKERS ments. lent condition, $60. 291-9150. 7-27SS daytime. IBM PLYMOUTH — $100, or 1963 1W WOODPUSSY — Dacron sail am Experienced lining makers for chll INSTRUCTION Holdi three month* . mpply uf food Chevrolet S225. Radio and heater. 89 heavy weather cotton sail, mooting dren's and Isdlei' coati and car costs. Excellent condition. $225. 8H 7-1*041. THAYBR CRIB — And msttreas, per FURNISHED — With bedrooms, llvlnf Barker Ave., Eatontown, N. J. PAINTER Must be experienced, lect condition. $20. Call room, dinette, kitchen. Private bath anchor, chain and Hoax In the wanr. Piece work. Shore Coat Co., 22 Bridge Call WATER SKI — Expert Initructiona. J ready to sill, 1425. Trailer fitted lor It, Ave., Hed Bsnk. Everyone learna easily. All eiulpment 717-2014 and entrance. Hwy, 35 and bus Hit*, 1«65 STUDBBAKBR CHAMPION — 946-4278 FREE INSTALLATION couple preferred. Sh 1-9431'after s p.m. Station wagon, very good condition, MO. Call BH 1-7199. IVON SELLS ITSELF—Full or p«r furnished. Water temperature 75 de- PHILC0-BZND1X duometlc washer-dry M,0W mllai, B9S. BH T-X321. SALESMAN — Married man with car grees. Family Skt School, foot of Maple er, one year old. Call KURNISHED apartment, near Fort FOR TRADE — 21' 199» Luhri aklff. IS time. Severn territories open for Ave., Red Bank. Phone 74M121 lor 6 for $77 b.p. Owens fully equipped, Will trade women interested In having a good to learn estimating and selling. Open- SH 1-8159 Monmouth, for one or two sdulti, FORD 1658 RAHCH WAOON ings in MDnmouth, and Ocean Counties. polntment. No eilra charge for upper floor In- available now until August 1. Regular lor lot or acreage. What hive you" steady Income. Experience unneces Work with district manager while train- stallation), First payment In October. SALE OF ATTIC TREASURES — An 137 BOWTHLL, 291-2100. sary. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marxa.- rent. Call after t p.m. or weekends. Call WM909 Ing. PR D-07OS for appointment. Triple Insert, weather stripped. :lques, China, glass, old toots, picture LITOI3» ret Oulotta. P. 0. Box ISO, Ked Bank. frames and old books. Rifles, toys, 1»54 FORD — Four-door, radio, heater, 21' OUTBOARD TRUNK CRUISER BUS BOyg — With working papers tr~* running condition, »10O. Call SH Sleeps two, enclosed bead, galley ipace, PART-TIME salesgirl lo work In jun MERCHANDISE PROWN'S 17" console TV. power edger. Saturday TWO ROOMS FURNI8HID — First Navy top, 60 h.p. Johnson electric start. Also kitchen help. Harry's Lobster only, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 41 Hamlltonlan door, one or two persons. TJttnttes in- 1-72SS. lor apparel shop Experience preferable House, Bea BrlKhtt Apply after 4 p.m 32 Broad 8t. 811 1-7600 Red Bank Many extras. Excellent condition and but not essential. SH 7-5292. FOR SALE Dr., Applebrook, Middletown. cluded, 2 Wall St.. fed Bank. SH 7-«3« lO..i AUSTIN HBALBY — Bed con- appearance. In the water, ready to go. DIBUWASHER — Youngstown, top , ..I., jjxoallent condlttoti, «7M\.CaU UNO. Call BH 1-71W." MOTHER 8 HELPER — Mature, sleep DRIVER-For soliciting and dellverlni opening. Ten minute cycle, built-in wa- BLOND DINETTE 8ET — With hutch RBNTAX* — Becond floor tiro bedroom soda. Call after 6:30. ter temperature heater, aood working cabinet,. table and four eaalrs solid rental. Many windowed living room, out, three d&ys, Monday, Wedneaday, 7B1-62«4 HAMMOND condition. (20. 8H 1-7637. m-tm. PRICED FOR QUICK SALE — Open Friday. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Free time in birch. Good condition. Call 811 7-5263. new modern kitchen, furnished. |3M fiAPRI MOTOR SCOOTER — New, 1 pel month. Allalret-Farrow Arency. 1M boat, WxV beam, windshield. Walk- afternoom. Two girls, I ,, 4 years. Light DETAIL. DRAFTSMAN for kitchen ORGAN STUDIO FISHING TACKLE — Two set! Harne. THREE-PIECE living room set, good 4 n,p., three-speed, BOO value, aiklng through atern seat, steering wheel, re- housework. Recent references required cabinet, factory. Must be experienced. 520 roller tip and i"enn Super Mariner Broad St, Red Bank. SH 1-3450. »225. Call 8(2-0058. mote control. Running lights. 30 b.p. OP ASBURY PARK condition, slipcovers Included. Very Permanent. Write "B.N.," Box 811, Excellent opportunity for qualified in- Hammond Chord Organ - $450. 349M. One set Harnell 701 and Quick reasonable. Fhone 787-3680. FURNISHED APARTMENT — T10 MM CHRYSLIR — Two^Joor hardtop. Elvlnrude electric starting; motor, -meti Red Bank. dividual. Call Gelco Modernizing Co. 207. Price lot *95. LO 8-321&. Ocean Ava., aea Bright Call two seasons, about SO hours. SK l-'M Hammond Extravolce Organ 595 Automatic and power. All new tires. KB 1-3800 for appointment. Wurlltzer Bplnel Organ 619 HO1IE SWIMMING POOL filter, used M3-OO23 Sxcellent condition. 1750. BH 1-8113. or SH 1-4418. WAITRESSES - Part-time and lull HOLIDAY FURNISHINGS — TV etaid tlnie. Cabin In The Bky, Ocean Blvd., Conn Spinet Organ „ 7(5. S3.75; Hlde-A-Bed, *49: studio couch two months. Call FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED — VOLK8WAOEN — 1962. deluxe aedan. PLYINO FINN — 21', 60 h.p. Johnson. Atlantic Highlands. Apply In perion ATTENTION' COLLEGE Hammond Spinet Organ 113 705. S19.M); coll springs, S4.C0; Coldsnot re SH 1-1462 Four apartments, two and three rooms, White, whltewalli, 10,000 miles. Oil SOTfl. In water. Pleasure Bay Marina, SALES AND SERVICE frlgeratoi* $39; dressers, S12.5O; ga some wllh garages, lease, no' pets, 880 Palten Ave., Long Branch. ifter 12. i PR 8-5912. STUDENTS, GRADUATES RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION range, S29.SO; new congoleum rugs 9x1' WINDOW SCREENS couples, S75 to $110 month. DENNIS WANTED — Rowboat In good con- WOMAN WANTED,in MIddletoWn area »6.95! Rotobroller, »8.50; Ironing board, K. BYRNE. Realtor, 8 West River for easy Interesting telephone survey Open Dally Till » — Saturday Till 5:30 Keep bugs and fllei out. We mike lid., Rumson. 842-1150. dition. Phone Saturday and Bmiiy. AND SCHOOL TEACHERS $2.75: end table, J2.75; etc. RUSCIL'B, moit any type window icreen, Full 842-2845, from your own home telephone. Call COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. 25 East Front St. MOBILE HOMES PR 5-0507 aik for Mrs. Turner. Our firm bae summer time work and iftnjth, cellar windows, rollup. TWO-ROOM furnished apartment with 195J — 24' custom bardtop lea skiff, erminent Joba to olfer to high call- PR (-9300 ATTENTION — To settle an estatu all utilities, good location, IH month. WOMEN FULL-TIME — SaleiltdleL MOBILE HOMES 165 h.p, Chrysler, fully equipped. In Ser men. Summer 'jobs can turn Intc , ADDINO machines On sals Thuriday. May 31. Miscellane- PROWN'S SH 1-2487. Dead . 10* down ..: water, ready to go. Fosm rubber cuih and ciehlen, spply In perion, J, Jpart-tim, e Jobs during ths school year, ous goods, persona! effects, bedroom Newberry Co., Red Bank. All mokes new or uisd. Quaranteed. 32 Broid St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 Pew • T-y«ar llnanolng Ions, galley, head, everything (or llv Interview! on Saturday, May 29 oi Low as 129. Serplco'a, 101 Monmouth suite, living room mite, washing ma- NEW — Asking »s rentall value...,.Bur ROBBIMIVILLB Ing aboard. Bee , "The abadow" a WOMAN — UDitatra maid and care o Wednesday, May 30 ONLY, 11 a.m. St. Ne« to theater. SH 7O485. chlne. etc. RUSCIL'B, 25 Esst Front St. nlstied pine hutch, two double door COMMERCIAL RENTALS " TRAILIR SALES. INC. Coait Yacht Works or phone SH 1 hildren, sleep In, other help in house SHARP. Report to g Maple Ave., PICNIC TABLB TOP on horsei storage apace cabtnets below and ample Route 1J0 Robblnavllla. N. 3 4381 alter 7 p.m. Experience preferred, references re Red Bank, GERANIUMS—Well branched in--bud three benches. Two 30" saws; two elec- decorative shelving- above. Walnut and LODOE ROOM tor rent. Center ol IV 7-1320 quired. SH 7-4800, 9:30-4:30. and bloom,' three for SI. Landscape tric razors. Furniture, glassware, itl- solid brass server-bar, 28" wide, two town. Could be used silso tot offlea 1959 14' BARBOUR - Runabout. Wind LIFEGUARD — 19 yeara or over. aervlce and lawn maintenance, 22 year ver, • Moving, sacrifice. HO 2-4(72. ahelves on brass casters, storage space. space. Approximately 3,400 n. ft Wms IMS BRENTWOOD TRAILBR—»'I35'. thleld and controls, 1250. WAITRESSES—Experienced. Oood op- Clearwater Pool A Cabana Club, Hwy dependable service. LI 2-0718. Bongar- Exquisite star sapphire and pearl "LOD0E'r Box Bll, Red Bank. Ixcellent condition. Reasonable. S-A 842-1704 portunity, splendid working conditions, 36, Mlddletown. zone Nursery, Wayside Rd.,. New KBLViNATOn - 10 cu. (t.; separate braceltt set In' solid gold. Reaionable Shrewsbury. OFFICE) FOR RUNT — Canter al Mlelevlllo Trailer Ct., Palmer Ave. SPORT FISHERMAN—1960, 28'. Twin Uniforms furnished. Apply Molly Pltch- freAer cheat, $100. Sofa, three-seat, offers considered. Call S42-O058. r Hotel, Red Bank. CARPENTER'S HELPER — Wanted newly nip coverea and upholitered, toon. Heat furnished. Call IMS MOB1LB' HOME •-- 33x8'. good V-8 Orays Completely equipped, per- Immediately. Dial HEARING AIDS SERVICED and re $30; new dark blue occasional chair, $15. BICYCLE, BOYS — 26" lightweight SH 7-110O condition. Can be seen at Fort Hancock fect condition, Cost over 110,000. Price DENTAL ASSISTANT — Four days 191-9065 paired, all makes. Free bearing test in Two Hollywood bedi, fzo each: porch fast. Bxcellent condition, $10. Air con- trailer park, site 6. Call S72-0301. 15,900. Call SH 7-4321. a week with typing. Call SH 7-3333, your home. BELTONE hearing aids. FREEHOLD — Professional omd INSPECTORS — Eiperlenced on heavy Slider. $15; two heavy melal lawn ditioner, new, SH 1-2175 after 6 p.m St'ITEB. A-l location, completely air 16' LAPBTRAKE—Mahogany, 35 Evln 9 lo 8. ' construction. Call - Located" at Seldlns Jcwlern, 4^ Broad chairs, $5 each; three piece rustic If You Have St., Red Bank, SH 1-1618 or BH 7-9294. Awn set, $15; ore rotlsserle $10 WASHING MACHINE - Wringer, Ken- conditioned, parking, paneled roomi. 55 PARKINSON'S DISEASE rude electric, trailer, top, accessories, UNUSUAL WOMAN—Full or part-tlm< M6-D844 more with pump. Good condition, $24. W. Main St Bowcroft Agency, Real- excellent condition. 2S1-1698, 33 Lin- Drapes and valance, 10 ft., flowered, Call 843-1038 One who need! to earn J15-J10O pe used »2O. 747-5950. • Call Friday arter 6, all day Saturday, tor, 19 South St. HO 2-0303. coln, Atlantic Highlands after S o week preferrod. No parties,,, collections, LI 2-1678. weekends. canvaislng or deliveries. Car neces PAINT DISCOUNTS PROFESSIONAL BUILDING — Hwy. sary. SH 1-7670 or KB 1-4O38. HELP WANTED-Male . Female Sherwln A William a, JJuPont, Kemtone, FREE ANODIZING HO ELECTRIC TRAINS — Locomotive, 36. Leonardo. Attractive, new colonial 10ATS & ACCESSORIES 16 V TERRY BKIFF—1660 40 h.p. Cook St Dunn. 3av» on paints now at nine cars, signals, notches, scenery, bl-Ievel eight rooms, two oaths. Will Johnson electric, like new. MAID (or better women's dress shop, LICENSED REAL ESTATE PER8ON- On our King Aluminum Windows. A table, ft list price. 291-2529. alter for two or more professional O3 1-0222 Brotman'i, Route 39, Oakhunt. KEPart-tlme or full time. Paul F, Bovs. PROWN'S $15.95 value lor ... men. AU utilities Included ta rant. *A- Realtor, OS 1-2844. ' RUMSON YACHT BASIN BOAT AND MOTOR — »', unsinlcable, 1-0196. 32 Broad St. SH 1-7S0O Red Bank $12.95 ' car parking. BOWTELL 291-2100. Jlyreen foam, dinghy, 4 h.p. outboard SALES WOMAN — And alteration BDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AQENCV MERCHANDISE WANTED Ffrrt Street 842-2300 never used. $189. 532.3714. Executlve-Sales-OUIce-Domeatlc RUGS — Never used, 0 x 13 and Installation optional woman, for fine women'a clothes. Brot- Sincerity and ability with high ethics larger ilzes, from 925. Private. SAILBOAT — Snipe, 16' wllh daoton msn'a Route 31, Oakhunt. KE J-01BS 842-0M9 PROWN'S PIAN03 and musical Instruments HOUSES FOR RENT Sales & Service sails, 1280. Call IN PLACEMENTS wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- MATURE WOMAN — Clerk-typist to 80 Broad St. Red Bank PEONIES — Beat named variety, large 32 Broad 'St. Rod Bank SH 1-7500 zer. 508 Slain Bt. Lakawood or Fox 195 to (US Per Month CHRYSLER MARINE — 872-O3S4 learn bookkeeping machine, all health SHADY8IDB T-0577 croft S-2190. and insurance benefits. Local firm, clumps, pink, white, $1.50 each; red, rail BIRO AOEttOY CHRIS CRAFT -12' runabout, 18 h.p, ACB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY J.'.SO. You die.and take, bring shovel. WE BUY AND SELL anything and Rt, IS - UMileteira PEARCE SIMPSON RADIO Bvinruae. Wlndahleld. steering, control Write A.W. Box 511, Red Bank. A. Her Dairy Farm, U mile south everything. Give thai highest prices. WANTED — Sickle bar and cultivator Every order & applicant our specially Call WlllUm Leff Furniture. Inc., Hwy. ror 19IS Farmall A Call 944-8331 alter OS 1-1000 TEXACO PRODUCTS Beautiful, fast boat, 1396. 842-1111. MATURE EXPERIENCED saleslady, 13 Broad St., Hed Bank SH 7-3(0' Mlddletown rallrona station, road to for retail atore, live-day week. Apply Llncrott. OS 1-0073. 35. Ulddletown SH 1-3213. Open eve- 5 p.m. 1VIDB 8EUBCTI0N OF RBMTALsl - OLD TOWN "16" — 60 h.p. Johnaon MATURE COUPLE — Manage mote nings' till 9 p.m. Furnished and, anfuraMbed, Inuua> PRICES REDUCED Is In water. Will sell asparately, Cal in person, 137-B Broad Btreet, Red ANTIQUES — Paintings. N. > J.Atlas'. Bank. and restaurant, no experience neces- ats occupancy. Samuel Telcher Assaetf X' Owens 12,300 to 11,900 evenings SH 7-5828. sary, room and board. LI 2-1700. ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE BENSON GYRO GLIDER — Sell or EJlatei purchased and appraised. BH Oceanport Ave., Oceanpon. Call or dial M' Olson |4,eoo to S4.000 WOMAN WANTED — For work In raae for 40 h.p. outboard. 41 Catherine 7-2003. The Hudson Shop Inc.. Sll LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. BOATS HAULED up to 18'. 7Ji h.p. Ave.. Sltridletown. broad St.. Shrewsbury. »• Irwln |l,3S0 to (1,200 outboard motor, excellent condition, J75. pharmacy, cosmello experience pre- WANTED — Full time CLERK-TYPIST, 16' Outboard with 78 h.p. Mercury ferred, evening work, Write "A.N." general office work in a newly-con- Rent A Piano $12 per Month :AN* FURNISHED AND uwrw- ait 1-4JI3JI DINING ROOM and kitchen furniture. OLD FUItNlTURE — Antiques, china, NISHED RENTALS — In all prices •975 to MOO. Bot Sll, Ited Bank. structed high school. Eight-hour day KNABB, MASON-HAMLJN. 80HM&R glassware, art objects and brlc-a-brnc. BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT — Water end with duties consisting- of typing, filing, Olid chairs and tables. Cull 291-0317 and sizes. Ella Wlltshlra Acancy, llW OTHERS LISTED TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES. CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STKCK *rom 5 to 7 pm. Immediate cash for anything and ev- Ocean Are.. Sea Bright lii-OOO*. electricity. 740 Ocean Ave., Bm. Brliht. general office work. $50 per week far erything Ruicll's, 25 East Front St. Call 842-O023. Night!, t-1. LtM Restaurant. SH 7- 12 month!, two week! paid vacation. Cookmaa Ave; * Main St.. Asbury Pk. Open seven days. ' 11' LAKE AND SEA — Arrowhead, II B270. Open dally till 8 Sat. till t:30 15 SCREENS IN GOOTl CONDITION SH 1-1693. berglas runabout. Remote controls, 45 Al«o. patt-tlme elementary SCHOOL —Sliee 4'7"l30H" and 4'127'A". UNFURNISHED — Four-room corner SENSATIONAL BUY — 50 miles per SECRETARY, 11.60 per hour, four PR S-B301 WANTED b.p. Mercury, completely equipped. hour, completely reflnlshed, 18' Qar- CASHIER-SALBSGIRL — Fringe bene SH 1-2382 bungalow, Oceanport. Clean. 1100 In- 11.450. May be seen at Coast Yacht flti, nights. Apply in person Cosmet- hours per day, 8 to 12, 11 months. USED ORIENTAL RUO8 cludes electric, water. Adults only> wood Inboard, new 1!5 h.p. engine Alao. four high school CUSTODIANS, DESKS — 515 up, files J15 up, chairs, KENMORE VACTTUM CMQAttER. — Works, Red Bank or call 811 7-0081 trailer, cover. SH 7-2J3O. ic Department, Atlantic Superama, adding machines, typewriters manual CHINESE AND PERSIAN LI 2-2444. svenlngs. Bhrswshury Ave., New Shrewsbury. 8 hours per day, 12-month contract, Three months' old, perfect condition, FRIEDMAN GALLERIES WOOD PUSSY - Sailboat. Plbarglaa two weeks vacation with pay, starting and electric, office equipment etc. reaBorin,b|c, M3<0L87. PR 43143 Evenings CA 2-7482. KKANSBIJRG - 163 Seabreeu Way. BOSTON WHALERS — Volvos, Hydro- covered, new mast, moorings. Excellent STUDENT — Baby sitting week-end*, salary, 13,4.00 per year. Requests for bargain prices. New or used. AAC Desk Three-beiiroom. ranch. (US pal month, dynes, aluminum aero-crMt, pontoon condition. CA 2-3875, 5-7 p.m. own tranaportatlon, reference!. Csll 642 applications should he sent, In writing lo. Rl. 35, Oakhunt, KB 1-3980. WANTED TO BUY — Portable typo WYman 2-6961. 3530. only, to: Mr. R. Thomas Jannarone, BIG PAINT DISCOUNTS writer Good condition, Evenings and boats. Mercury motors, Sallflsh-Sunflsh. ELECTRIC FENDER BASS - And Over 1,600 Inside, outside paint colors weekends, 291-0001. j EAST KEANSBUntJ — Flve-roora Boat Ski A Scooter Center, 75 White 27' LU1IRS cabin crulaer, 1911. Sleeps Superintendent oc Schools, Cove Ed. plush blond hardshell case, 1160. PA 1 tour. Formica galley, fully equipped, WOMAN — For collection office, high School, Cove Rd., Hazlet, N. J. for house, garagr, porch or boat, Oal. r house, Two bedrooms, living roosa, It. SH 1-UH. many extras. 185 h.p. Oray. Used only school graduate, age 29-40, experience 3436. white $2.88. Latex white $3.49. GetWANTE' D TO RENT~~ OR BUI* — kllchtn. utility room. 787-6397 helpful, salary plus bonus, full cenetltb, S & 11 Stamps. Small one-wheel trailer. Call 7H H.P. SVINRUDD 30 hours, aocd condition. May bs seen ESTABLISHED AGENCY Becks person OS 1-0019 it Nauvoo Marine. g*i B r I B h t. Write Credit Bureau of Central N. ». 11 Like new, 1125, Box 148, Red Bank. Attention: Mr. H.B, able, ambitious nalea hplp. Full time AIR CONDITIONERS (More Classified Ad* PR 41708 Spray Away II," or call OS 11061. preferred but will comlder part time. "Rainbow TV & Hardware It payi to advent lie in The Ited Dulfek • J racross Acme Lot) Broad, Ked Bank Bank Register 1 On The Next Page) •LIPS — In protected basin. For boats BEAUTIFUL NW LOWSST-PBICED Experience unnecessary. Complete BIS DISCOUNTS Dayiallor In her clnss. See the Check COUNTER OCRL — Experienced only. raining program. Baronet Realty Ae- 3D' or larger. S5 per it. the season. Mtiitt be neat. Apply In parflon, Ralph's 7>i amp., 1 h.p. unit. J198. Only S169.W. 1184 Ocean Ave., Bea Bright. 842-1913. mate, a V4" all-Flberglas, one-ilesl(r loelates. Route :t5, Hnzlet. CO 4-2010. So quiet. You'll hardly know It's on, class boat of unusual quality. Posltlvi famous. 7 East Front St., Red Bmk, Vans ;60.&5. Special J49.95. »• LUHR8 BKIFF — Lib* new, two BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY rloalstlon anil simple rlr make her CLEANING QTRL , • Hall day a week, qualified Personnel For Quality Ordr Dunka, head, fully equipped, 100 h.p. safe for family run. extraordinary anted Call 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 'RAINBOW TV & HARDWARE Oray, «l,750. CA 2-0730 after 8 p.m. will delight the racing skipper. , BH 1-4733 evening: [across Acme Lot) Hroaii, Uetf Bank perhaps best of all Is her cosl — MON MOUTH C0UNTY~resIa>ms71ple; CLEANING WOMAN — Two days » TOMAl'O PLANTS~^~G«ftniumi, pe- CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY $1,195 plus freight, completely equipped plinne sales, full or part-time, It a.m. AUTOS AND TRUCKS Including Hard dacron sails and racing eak. Mnet have own car. References, to D p.m. No experience necfisary. We tunlaa, marl gold a and many other gear. Introductory offer to June ill—- all 842-1980. spring plants lit pots, flats and by the A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! train you. Guaranteed Income. dozen.' Bring this ad and receive SO nrlce Includes trailer. CLEANING WOMAN — Five day! 811 7-3395. OS 1-141&. Or apply at 187 Visit New Jersey's 8allhoat Center. cents olf on the price ot a gardeniardenla. week, references necessary. After S Broad St., Room 9, Red Bank. Harmony Greenhouse, 41 Whl Franchise dealers. Seafarer, Salltlsr. all 747-4031 ta '"fit., THIS WEEK'S and others. Many (Ine used host list- Kant KeansImrK. 787-0947. ings, sll types < LAtrNDRKSS—I.lyhRHJBSLight houseworkhome , three WALNUT atep-tables and colfee Adding Machines—Typewriter! Building Contractor Painting and Decorating ays a week. References , SITUATIONS WANTED, Female ATLANTIC BAILING YACHTS table. Two largo lampa. Llkt new. LO ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters Ft. Bay Ave. Point Plessant. N, j ,fter 5 csll 74T-493.1. necessary, [5-21*ill nrter A p.m. BUILDER — New homes, room ad- LOUIS CASBAN — Palnttr. dscorat^r, SPECIAL! Closed Monday . TW 2-B2OO WILL 11KL1" WITH PARTIEB. dinners s-i!d, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 ditions, basement and attic rooms, pipethantar. 25 years aipstlanoa. U YOUNO WOMAN — For all around other occasion!. Call Monmouth 8t., Red Bant Sll 7-0485. kitchens, garagei. repairs and alter- Chapln Ava SH MT0S aftir < p.m. "" RUNABOUT — Inboard ensrii work In drugstore, Bnvahorn area. 811 1-8881 SALE ations. Herbert £lgenrauch, all 1-5201 rlherglassed hull, trailer, control*. Com- Wrll« "A-X.,^ Bo«_Sll,_Jlfd P^nk. CARL B. J0NE3— Painting tnl du- WOMAN — WILL CAItK FOU CIIIL BATH TUB ENCLOSURES RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS e-rating. Qenersl contractlnf. Frs* DON'T MISS THIS BUY. 'letB JI05. tied Tag Bp*clal. B(« our DREN IN OWN HOME, Antiques Wanted id under Autoe and Trucks. KKYPORT Lwo day* a week, Tuesday and Friday. Anodlzed. Regular 5111.1)5. For a S'.or,. windows, siding, awnings. estimates. Call SH 1-1343. 34 twin. ItAMBMSSl. CO 4-43M. all 7-nllil imited time 139.03. Phone today. Old Dolls, Kuns, Jewelry, cut glass, furniture, civil War books. Appraisals 811 1-2W3 '- 9ll 1-4B28. SLATE ft NKLSON — Painting snd IKI.1AHLE WOMEN wliliea to take mnrle. Oilman: KB 1-1197. DecoratlnK- aeneral Contracting, 1957 raLKPHNE OPERATOR — BxnrrT care of children In her home, 157 PROWN'S Cesspool Cleaning paperhanglng. Twenty ytars sa> need prefprred, Must type, five dayi Maple AVO. SH 7-2609. Will boarj. 31 Broad BUl-WOO BUSINESS NOTICES 4:30. Prntu snaring plan. 8H l-«6o. parlence, Free estimates. IK l-HIl tip Appliance Repairs SEPTIC TANKB, dry wells serviced. or 787-4335 after 6 p.m. PLYMOUTH IBCRsTTARY ~ WritVi itiTting all sVa'r* spring home cleaning ton, and LeecMng field added. Backhoe work. lartlculars l» "B.I.." Box 011, Red SITUATIONS WANTED, Male nany itrnia In our warehouse are APPLIANCE REPAIR and tnstalla- C. 11 Wilson. SH 1-1J4S. Plumbing and Healing ROOFING AND SIDING lnnk; raKtlcaUy rettucod. Jnclutl*d art: Hon. Rasldentlal and commarclal wlr SEDAN PAINTING LBANmS~WOMAN — Own trsnepor- IARVARD ORADUATE (Magna Cum inttrPSHpfi, kitchen CBbinota, (Mnntlcn, lng._Allen Electric. BU 7-M12. Fuel OU —Heating KEEOAN — Plumbing ana Rtlon. O:Hf> to 12:30. Oeneret hnlisr. L^udo). ppllancri, rpd-wnoit picnic tnbipi uml Mil. FIXIT iTEFIUOKnATlON' — heating. Oil burner ssrvlce. 21-hoiir Gutters, leaders and ilesnlntr and cook lunch. References. ittiiy more. Don't nilag this opportunity WaslierM, dryers, sir conditioners, any FUUL OIL A HSATINO—Call BH 1-service. BH 7-162J. I 2-3970. Fulhrlghl Scholar. Trinity College, hoiMchold or commercial appliance, 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service 4J V-8 Automatic repairs Jilblln). Womlrcw Wllaon Scholar, llni- * MoVlXJUMRHY WAHI) flprvlcu chnrga only »350- Csll KM- Biles. 3 lUrbert St., Red Bank. ffialty of California. Available lor sum- liiiiMOtuh Hhupiiiiit; CVnter 1,1 3 21R0 SJlfV 111(1 lOd^ Avai.. Union H«snh. Roollng, Siding and Innilatloa REAL CLEAN J& J ROOFING < tier position June 11 to Sept. 15. Adept HELP WANTEIV-MALE at wrltlnl anrl In the fli-lil ol Engllali. RKLECT CLARK 8OYHWANH ~-"""iii> Home Improvements Insulation & aiding Corp. CtrtlUed 787-4139 SH 7-2662 Call SH 7-4235 or BH 7-555,. tied and Aramin (rented, gPrnilim- Johm-Manvllle contractor. PR (-141)1 Ion over &••)%. Cull O4D-4SDU after ti p.m. Auctioneer - ,: WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- or Ailam Lln»maysr 391-0302. LAWN MAINTENANCE —- And garden- ations, additions, palntlnjr, masonry. 01.3014 CO.. INC.—Roofing, Biding si Ing, call after 6 p.m. SALESMAN Yt) U Nf)~M AN "~1 «.~wouHT~li ki"7um• H 0. COATS — An essential Auction anil all Ihoia little lobs. Evenings LO mer employment, Call T Appraisal Service "anywhere," 28S Insulation. Installed and riaraateej BH J-21H ktan with executive and salea sxperl »H 1-5701 Demonstration* In your own home. Norwood Ave., Deal, Phone KKMOfi tor tt years. PR 4-O70S—3010449, H*W LANDSCAPING AND (1AHDBN- ence for old established local firm. KCA ai.il /.Miith. At miw low prlcei, Local, area, no travel. Oood salary, U(JH BC11OOL BOY™— Rellabi«7~e»> ANDKnSON'S, 3ttttronl St. Insurance INO — Ilototllllng and tree work, many benefits, ite/ady yesr round work. eriencod, desires work after school TeL Aniwerlng Servlct 475 thrubblry and trees. SH 7-29(8. CA 3- Write AU Box Sll Red Hank. and week-ends. Call svenlngs. all 7- ABILITY • BERVICE - Dependability K- Like nVw, SSsTliTond 5173. 18D9. Auto and Truck Rental when you Insure your HOME, AUTO. LET ua BE your eeoreterr. No UMI _UTO MECHANIC—Next belt thing to |> tahlf, $15. Ili-aiitUul Inmn, fin. NOW AT (HIDDEN HEHVICB — nsneral clean- Htrftlo-lmiri(c« t-halp, S2R. OS WOttfi. yacht, outboard. Insurance throliich to mlai calls, J4 hour answarisli] iavtng your own bnslnest. All the ben- AVIS—Rent a HAW car or truck:. Lou ARMST-RONO AfjBNCy. BH 1-4MHI. service 8H 1-4700. Ing, cellars, attics, yards; also light Ills, none of the rlski, Btsady Income. rates Maple Ave., Ited Bank. Sll 7- trucking. 787-iaas, LO e>»3»«. )ppnrtunlly and anlary tiiillnitteil. Muxl , FINANCIAL ii RiSGTOUIR"R'OLTERf~ 0308. I'H 4-S2U. Dally \7 a.m.—10 p.m, DiSaATISffiBffiBU wltiTpslTrniT~iT"rir ta,claiu_A. CaJl__Ll 31117, Joe Mann. NKW WINDOW SHADKS anca? Waul a nnttsr deal7 Call Dunn Vacuum Cleaner Rtpalr r&H MOTORS, Inc. Dally, mo'ilhlv or aeninnai basis. Us- ilAN -- For gineul maintenance BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Put wi whltft you wilt. Any ulia up Insurance Agency 811 I.&A33. tlmales. Praler lawni from lira in ork: Call • it lar|n«t picturo wimlnwn, Frn« rnm- It*mi pyel*'!, tren crocliPt Iliads pull. Building Contractor t ! sixty sores. LI J-J407. , , I.O S-54OO KOK I.HAHH -• Laran tlupp-lmy r.nionl- Odd Jobs Halas Itrvlca -•• Hwy. 35, Eatontown I design aervlce,station. Major brand Cimtom niatlA nlia'dci, irn!lni> or irlmc*. A. J. PICONK - Baths, kitchens re MS I'rospsct Avs,, Ltttl* Van. i FOB TaBB WORK, C*O Irss eirvlce, Vfff nHu VKVt w»(lT ill company. Paid utilities. Cnnslaneil iny typn. Prompt difllvsry. Krai modeled. Ceramio tile. Hales. Instal- ODD JOBS — Painting at Its Unset. prompt hims iinlta or f Tojplng, trimming, removal. Cilt U lor thrst hiun par day. lalary and gasollna program. Call MA 1-7700. P measuring inrvlct. Cnnviititnt lirmi. UtlDri. fit Leonardvllla Ad., Leonarda Residential and commsteUI. Lowest nn lour JCIsolrolua, st^l I LI 2-1111 MM lor In* estimates, full Inmraias commission. Call PR (-O7M lor appoint' am. to 1 p.m. dally. Excellent buslnen 3B1-M71 or 2DI-212O. rat.I. Evans. «H 14511. I coreraii. • j mant. opportunity. PROWN'S 31 Broad It. Ill 1-1500 Hed Bank RED BANK REGISTER FUWftSHEB *«*» HOUSES TOR SAUL rot SALE f - - Hooqai wtt »ALg ' HOUSES >O» SALE nouns mm SALE HOUSE* Mil y, May 25, 1962 yrtrUe kotu. »»l|W)Cr.'h«Hl SHREWSBURY CfflCE OFFIRJN&St- ea i-sw JOSEPH 0. McCUE, REALTOR WlllJAM R HlNTiLMANN JFIRtvU BOOOOM — IIn Hint* wowi . • • •' -,,, ., ••L.-.-i -- H0OSEI KENT t»o ((ra m tewst, , tt«r r n-n Don't be th* person who Jtttt mlwed a "btijT-ctU jpw to 30 RJO©f TtOAD, ••')'• RUMSON, N. J. ' JU«lrw* of Rumien Sine* 1901 CVV e M MH4 i w.tit. «H *er»ios. this tttractive three-bedroom ranch tint fc*w#* * form*! dining room, den, two full bath* and executive location. > Ail thli uu 842-0444 JUDGE ROAD , &UMSON girt prtttrr»«. '."«J1 t'ttr I. con(.eBtment t«o at 178,600. • ' THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FDR OVER tu-osoe AOOH — Men to bath. bualnMi man. 37 YEARS EXPERIENCE Otnge. JO Warcrly PI., Red Bank. MINT GREEN CONDITION ONE PICTURE WORTH 1,000 WORDS ? - We're not MM. iMl SH I-KT7. A real charmer. Three bedroom ranch affording sptdoui living FAIR HAVEN - RARELY BUT VERY RARELY! WATER week w« ran an *l and picture of this beautiful tntteatic Gobew 9INOLE ROOMS — Clean and com and dining rooms, large up to the minute kitchen, ceramic tile on the river. We didn't g inn after s p-a. . ._ All it needs is a Union Jack to put you in suburban London! Thl DO !T YOURSELF DECORATORS — Here'* one for yon. It's net N — Five-bedroom, SH- REAL ESTATE FOR SALE picturesque three-bedroom English Tudor awaits your Inspection FAIR HAVEN - CAPE' COD. MODEL HOME MORE WAYS ranch. Two-ear uretf. B80 a THAN ONE 1 Use all the adjectives like spotless, splc and span, a big challenge, but tome elbow grease and good taite will add I BKTOU REALTORS, FlTe HOUSES FOR SALE at $23,000. 1 much value to this true Colonial. It's in one of our very best Corner*, Ulddletown. OS 1-2W0. etc. They all (it. Four bedrooms, one-bath, living room, kitchen, neighborhoods and features seven rooms; living room with fire- 0MTAOB - On wtterfrbnt propertjr ST. LEO'S PARISH breezeway, attached garage. Nice yard. $19,900. place; full dining room, aad den; powder room. An 18x11 screen •t tmA-mA .treet, well-wooded estate WcttUm In *»ta< Fleajant Beach, H- BERG Three-year-old home boasting 23-ft. living room, spacious dining, RUMSON — BRAND NEW I BRICK AND FRAME! ALLporch is shaded by tremendous Tulip and linden trees. Owner's Kit* from beaches, business cener and Qualified Buyers eat-in kitchen with wall oven, three bedrooms, 1VS baths, huge SCHOOLS AREA! Beautifully located. Very accessible every- company wants it told. $29,900. railroad, tars* etuaio livtnt room, two recreation room. $5,200 to assume low interest mortgage or 10% bedrooms, bats with rtower, large clos- Short of Cash? Use Our thing. Lot of house. Large rooms all. Four bedroonu, 2J4 bathi, ete, XV ntrtgermtor with Ireeier eee- down to qualified buyer. Wonderful neighborhood for children. family room, kitchen with breakfast space, dining room, basement, $30,000. HOUSE FOR $34,500 ? - Never happen, but it would cost tton. One year lease, 1.125 month. Call LAYAWAY PLAN 4;buy at $19,900. pulldown stairs to attic, two-car garage. Trees and flowering $50,000 to buy a new one this big. This six-bedroom Rumson Co- lonial is Ideal for a large family. The kitchen is large enough to M1DDLBT0WN — Air condtttoned III- All down and Monthly payments shrubs. $47,000. room rapch. tun basement, gas heat, are approximate HAZLET OFFICE OFFERING: sett a crowd; there's a playroom on street level and a full dining room; 3% baths. Surrounded by big trees, ckue to school, very ™. convenient. 747-1M1. GOOD-BYE LANDLORD RUMSON — BUNGALOW. NICE. AREA. NEAR BUS LINE, ATtiANTIO sauMjxnwifo — *».••-«-«- VETERANS BASEMENT WORKSHOP. Living, dining rooms, kitchen, two bed handy to boating. $34,900. . room home, one-car garage, high and No Down Payment Give your notice and move into this lovely three bedroom Ranch, rooms and bath, laundry. Low taxes. Asking $14,000. 4tf, furnlihea, «i2a a. month. BNYDER ENJOY COMFORT, DISTINCTION — Enjoy tits pride of owning REALTORS, Five Corners, Jflddletown. $59 PER MONTH " Wonderful screened-in porch. Full basement. $700 down. Ful RUMSON — THE UNUSUAL WITH SUCH ACCESSIBILITY. this gracefully.aged eight-room true Colonial. Costly? — not at all, If your landlord Is your friend even price $15,900. MVWt PLAZA — Available July lit he'U have to admit that this unbeliev- FOUR WOODED ACRES. Complete privacy, large, frontage on it's properly priced et $22,900. It features four bedrooms, two full Three-bedroom Cape Cod. attached ga- able house beats renting even the TRADE YOUR HOUSE FOR ONE OF THESE LOVELY HOME. inlet of Shrewsbury River. Custom log cabin type dwelling. Pan- baths, den and dining room. There's a basement and attached ga- rage. »1». WBART-NEMETH, Realtor. loveliest and chespest apartment. It rage, too. Our 57 years of experience are yours for a phone calL 10» West I"reot Bt. SH 1-SSMi M-Hour has four bedrooms, two bathrooms, eled cathedral living room with huge stone fireplace, dining room, service. Mernbir Red Bank Area Multi- dining room, science kitchen, enclosed modern kitchen, den, two bedrooms, two baths, large glass and ple Hating Service. front and rear porch, two-car garage, screen porch. A rare property and opportunity. $35,000. basement, combination aluminum WALKER & WALKER WILLIAM H. HINTELMANN (FIRM), storm sash, lovely landscaped lot. Im- mediate possession at closing. REALTORS FAIR HAVEN - RIVER OAKS, BEAUTIFUL HOME. IN EXCEL- WANTED TO RENT Member Multiple Listing Service \ $7,790 Full Price 661 Broad Street Route 35 LENT CONDITION. Transferred owner hates to leave. Three bed- TWO-BSDROOM — Katontown vicinity. Shrewsbury, N. J. Hazlet, N. J. rooms, two tiled baths, living room, dining room, kitchen, bull base- IB T-50M dari. U S-OMS after 6 Non-Vet $240 Down p.m. SHadyside 1-5212 ' COlfax 4-521 ment, laundry, attached garage. $26,500. FAMILY OF THREB (Boy age I«>— Monmouth County Office Member Multiple Listing Service OSborne 1-2121 ANNOUNCING Want* home June 16. furnished or un- (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE turnltbtd. Desire thru bedrooms, two balhi, tiro-car garaga. Top reference! 24-HOUR SERVICE TWO NEW MODELS available to assume responsibility, etc. AT TUB FAIRWAYS WHINS TOUR BOMB TACEB THH WtUmTOL Phone »tJ 15». THE BERG AGENCY SEND FOR CATALOGUE AND MAP HOLLYWOOD QOLF CLUB, INSURING LUSHLY QNBXN •UWlOUWDD'aS HAS ANY private party a luge one- Real Estate FOR YOU AND YOUR LOVED ONES, NOW AND IN THB njTUlUB. AMD room, bath, kitchen apartment fur- WM. S, GARRISON-AGENCY YOU'RE JUST MINUTES AWAY FROM PTNB BEACHES AMD TOT KJBW nished, who would care to hive an "Personalized Service" BAMBERQETt SHOPPING CENTER. tgd bachelor occupy at a moderate HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE REALTORS ftntal? Fair Haven, Rumson, Shrews- OSborne 1-1000 bury, little Silver. Reference* E. J.. SOS Weit Itmh Bt, New York 38, M.Y Rt. #35 Middletown, N. J. THE BROOK AGENCY Maude P. Sparlces, Residential Sales Mgr. NEW RANCH EDNA M. NETTER REAL ESTATE SH 1-0804—77 BROAD STREET, RED BANK COLONIAL BEAUTY WI*H VAULTED-CKIUNO FAMILY KOOlf, FOUR Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 UCENSBD REAL ESTATE BROKER Bank Building Atlantic Highland! BEDROOMS. 214 BATHS. TWO-CAR OAHAOTI, MODERN VXtOSmt. FOR- FURNISHED ROOMS FARMS—HOMES-INDUSTRIAL, SITES 2811717 ' MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE MAL DININO ROOM. PATIO, OVBRLOOKINO RXLUI OAHDEN, (JIAKT HOLMDEl^-COLTS NICK "STUDIO BOOM1" OVER OARAQARAaE 1 ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD A DISTINCTIVE HOME MARLBORO—FREEHOLD AREAS FIVE-BEDROOM - Hi baths, living room, dining room, beamed ceilings, BEAUTIFUL FIVE-YEAR-OLD SPLIT LEVEk-Magnlflcent two- WAT8IDK KESIDXNCB, Welt Park Oa vi uncrowded area featuring i Dutch Lane Ra., RD 1, Marlboro built-in bookcases with leaded, glass A LI Are.. Warslde. Brand new ranch build- delightful 30' living room, real mod' P.O. feoi 325 windows, field atone fireplace, hugi acre plot with natural birch, laurel, oak holly, running brook, NEW COLONIAL! ing. All meals, laundnr and ewe. CaU em kitchen, game room, three bed- HO 24151 family kitchen, hot water oil, near pond. 22x11 screened porch, delightful brick patio, five spacious KB VOUO. rooms, 2K baths, two-car garage. LINCIIOFT— Beautiful wooded V, acre churches, schoola and transportation, TWO-STORY MOfDEL WITH WIDI FOYER, CENTER HALL, XUCUB UVWO UUtQE COMBINATION — Bed-stt- Beautiful carpeting In living room, lot. split level, three bedrooms, two-car *13,500. bedrooms, 2'/j baths, 31x14 gameroom with fireplace, two-car ga- ROOM, FOHMAL, DININO ROOM. LABQE DINX-XN KJrOKlW, OONVWIBWt tlng, room, reasonable. On* block from dining room, oedroomi and hall. Only garage, basement, landscaped. Close to rage, three-zoned heat, Asking $48,900. FIRST FLOOR LAVATORY. FOUR LAROB BEDROOMS, TWO TOKD lATHe, > business dlitrlct and all bu llnei. 67 two blocks to boating ra.sm. commuting, IV, GI SH 1-6398. - WATERFHONT — Larger older horn ATTACHED OARAGE, yUM, BAJEMINT | all modem convenleneces, boat dock, Peters XL. Red Bank. ; MIDDLETOWN OAK HII.L, city water and sawer, (16,900. RUMSON — FOUR-BEDROOM COLONIAL — Two baths. 20x14 pnou BOOM — Stalls. Gentleman only. CROWELL REALTORS True customlbullt Colonial planned for Call 41 E. Front St., Red Bank family with children. Four extra large LOVELY — Three-bedroom ranch, sc living room, 14x12 dining room, screened porch. A king. $22,900. 8R T-4I89 SH 1-4O3O bedrooms, 2V-, bathi. Wooded acre, ence kitchen, living room, fireplace nicely landscaped. Excellent condition. dining room, flagstone breezeway, ful RUMSON — FOUR-BEDROOM TWO-STORY HOUSE - Very sp* Five minutes Irom Holmdel Bell Labs. basement, game room, oil heat, love cious rooms, living room with fireplace,* family size dining room HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Transferred owner. 139,900. 104 Fllh ty grounds, beautiful view, 122,600. $25,500 Hawk Dr.. O3 1-3717. convenient to all schools. Asking $18,500. RANCH — Two bidrooms, large llvln 10% DOWN FOR ALLI j LITTLE SILVER — Three bedroom room, kitchen, electric range, full base ranch. Fine residential aection. Beauti- ment, workshop, oil heat, good loca ful shade trees. Large living room, tlon, magnificent view. Low taxes HOUSES FOR SALE THE KIRWAN COMPANY enclosed porch, basement. Asking «13,«K). HOUSES FOR SALE $21,000. Call alter 5 p.m. SH 1-8970. THE FAIRWAYS CAMPBELL'S JUNCTION, BELFORD EATONTOWN — Four-bedroom ranch. HAZLET — Air conditioned split level. FAIR HAVEN FAIR HAVEN lVs baths, large recreation room. Many Four bedrooms, two baths, modern DEAL RD., OCEAN TOWNSHIP, N. J. VERY NICE — Stone front eight-room extras. J17.5O0. LI 2.3969. kitchen with wall oven, dishwasher, $8,000 paneled recreation room, m per cent INTERRACIAL DIRECTIONS: Gardm Stats Purl way to Kilt 108; eontlau* la EatontowB bouse with four bedrooms, full cellar, RUMSON — Ridge Rd. Estate area. GI mortgage. »11» monthly. 118.500. $7,500 Three-bedroom ranch on quiet Circis (Bambtritr llhopplnr Ontsr); rlfht on Rt M (Bwth) M ceramic tile bath and kitchen. Good-sized Six-room ranch. Two batha, fireplace, Owner transferred will accept offers. Deal Rd. (at Jobnn: Rob's); turn lift ons mil* to TUB FAIR- Call CO 4-5373. Four-room bungalow, completely street. Living room, modern landscaped lot. Asking $14,500. two-car garage, porch, cellar. 842-2360. bath, eat-in kitchen, new hot air WAYS model home NEARLY NEW - Eight-room Cape Cod redecorated. Ready for imme- ! HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE diate occupancy. 10% down pay-heat, full basement, garage and DIRECTIONS: Rt. 35 (South) to Deal Rd. (to Johnny Reb's) turn MS on* with four bedrooms, full basement, at- ment. work shop. Extras include dry- mils a THB FAIRWAYS model homes. tached garage on comer lot. Convenient er, storms and screens, low tax- Alenti JOHN LAZARUS — PR MIOT — KE 1-043J location. Asking $17,000, Large LIVE RENT FREE RIVER PLAZA es. Won't last at this price mortgage can be assumed. Rumson colonial. Holy Cross parish. Four bedrooms. Cor- $12,900 VETS NO $ DOWN ner lot. Oil hot water heat. Two-car garage with three- Three-bedroom Cape Cod with A SINGING BROOK, TALL TREES, TWO ACRES PLUS, PHONEi 787-5500 or OS 1.0050 NON-VET $450 DOWN Pardon our exuberance but this] is about as beautiful a setting for a room income apartment above. Taxes $404. Asking $19,500. full basement, one-car garage. Carpeting in living room and Rumson. Neat as a pin, two-bed' lovely home as we have ever seen. Most outstanding. An excellent many other extras. FHA fi- room home, den or third bed- builder erected a lovely home, for his own use, on this site just two nancing available, room, paneled living room, mod- years ago. On the first floor there is a center hall, powder room, A WARM and FRIENDLY COMMUNITY ern kitchen, tile bath, full base- iving room, large den with fireplace, no work far mother kitchen, FAIR HAVEN COLONIAL ment with work shop and play- bedroom. Second floor has master bedroom with dressing room, room, top area. Approximately three addition bedrooms, two baths. Enclosed porch. Brick patio. LUt WILTSHIRE AGENCY $15,900 $94 per month1 pays all. $13,900. Not a speculation house. $48,900. • rinest residential neighborhood. MnrcwiooD MANOR Realtor and Insurer Lovely three-bedroom home with VETS NO $ DOWN ELBOW ROOM AND PRIVACY ON AN ACRE IN LINCROFT full basement, garage, full din- NON-VET $450 DOWN Expansion brick and cedar shingle split. Well built and .well main- AT MANASQUAN SHORES 1480 Ocean Ave. 842-0004 Sea Bright ing room, extra beautiful lot. tained. Center hall, living room, fireplace, dining room, modem Owner must sell moving to larger Fair Haven. Three-bedroom home 11 Open 7 Days — Member Multiple Listing with room for the fourth. Living kitchen. Big den. Second floor has four really big, big bedrooms, "HOMES IN THB CLASSIC TRADITION home. room with fireplace, eat-in kitch two baths. Large screened porch. Full, dry basement, $37,900. LINCROFT en, enclosed porch, oversized ga- $19,500 rage, blacktop drive; corner lot DON'T CROWD THE CHILDREN • CAPES FROM Near school, transportation. Ap- When bad weather comes a big den and a large dry basement are SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER Three-bedroom split level. Lo- proximately $119 pays all. Price not to be sneezed at. Center hall, living room, den, dining room, cated'dose to St. Leo's Church $15,Q00. • RANCHES and Parochial School. Owner bedroom, kitchen on first floor. Three bedrooms, two baths on second. Close to good schoola. $27,500. moving, must sell. VA mortgage VETS NO MDOWN • SPLITS 15,990 may be assumed. NON-VETS $550 DOWN SILVERBROOK PARK FOUR-BEDROOM HOME ON PLEASANT RED BANK STREET Little Silver. Authentic colonial. St. James Parish. Walking distance to stores, shops and bus. First Own a custom styled home on an exclusive g lit AT WEST LONG BRANCH,,N. J. THE MEISTRICH Living room, family kitchen, den, floor has center hall, living room with fireplace, big dining room, circle • Hurry — only a few left. wall-to'-wall carpeting, four bed' kitchen with eating area. Den. Powder room. Second floor has "LUXURY HOMES FOR LUXURY LIVING" AGENCY rooms, deep, wooded lot. $15,500, four bedrooms, one with dressing room, two baths. Flagstone Newman Springs Road, Corner patio. Full basement. Concrete driveway. $28,000. -ONLY 10% DOWN- • 4 or 5 Bedrooms Stevens Ave., New Shrewsbury EXCLUSIVE TEN ROOM Olde Shrewsbury DIRECTION Highway it south to llanaaquan Circle (Circle Plaza • Balcony Living Room Shopping) I I block south of circle on Hwy. 35, turn left BI-LEVEL . SHadyside 1-5888 Sycamore Ave. section. Immacu- THE DOWSTRA AGENCY on Church 8t. to Models. • Full Size Dining Room late three-bedroom home. Liv- OPEN 6ATURDAT * SUNDAY — l-» P.M. RUMSON COLONIAL ing room, full dining room, at- REALTORS RANCH Flvs bedrooms, 2H baths. Most deslr- FOR INFORMATION • Dual Bath and a Half ible Rumson street, with lovely shade tached garage. Almost half acre Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing trees, large lot, all large rooms. A plot. Beautifully landscaped. • Patio Room most comfortable, well laid out home, •rice JU.250. Many extras. Seen by appoint- PHONE FOR BROCHURE Rt «-S5» CA 1-3S11 • Tiled Kitchen ment only. $19,900. CROWELL REALTORS 91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. 19,990 41 B. Front St., Red Bank • Laundry Room MINIATURE ESTATE SH 1-8700 i Every room completely BH 1-4030 • Complete Garaga Majestic appearing white colonial. MIDDLBTOWN Set back on deep lot. Entrance finished! _,UXURY at a sensible price. 36' swim- HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE ming pool completely fenced. Eight- foyer, 15x30' living room (fire- room split, l*i acres, two-car garage, hot water baseboard heat. Wall-to- place), formal dining room, fam- ONLY 10% DOWN wall carpeting. Intercom and muslo ily kitchen, four, bedrooms, VA HALL BROS. SNYDER REALTORS MAY WE SERVE YOU? system. S23.500. Inspect and make baths, large heated sunporch or • OTHER MODELS AVAILABLE • olter. OS 1-1767. family room, full basement, three- REALTORS Established 1873 DIRECTION: Hwy. 33 to Wall St. (oil Eatonlown Circle), continue RANCH HOME — Living room 12x20. car garage, new heat. 3.8 acres on Wall 81. tn Oakn-ond Ave.. turn left, then one block three bedrooms, modern kitchen. Lot MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING Member Multiple Listing 115 W. Roosevelt Circle to West Campbell Ave., turn left to Models. of beautiful grounds. Taxes un- 80 x ISO. 15,900. 10 per cent down quali- 813 River Road Fair Haven Red Bank, N. J. fied buyer. SCHANCK REALTOR, I der $500. Asking $25,900. MIDDLETOWN - Nine-room SILVERBROOK — SH 1-1200 Linden PI., Red Bank. SH 7-0397. SHadyside 1-7686 split level with attached garage, May 11, 1962 t HOUSES FOR SALE on beautifully landscaped VJ-acre McGOWAN COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE - corner lot. Easy GI assumption. AGENCY Nearly new center hall ranch. Open to reasonable offers at $22,- Mpy,e-in condition. Picture win- 500. j Red Bank Area Multiple Listing Service RED BANK SH 7-3000 dow in living room overlooks roll- ing hills. Fireplace, dining Linden Avenue 24-Hour Servic* HAZLET - Three-bedroom split room, eat-in kitchen, four bed- level on large lot with back yard Red Bank, New Jer«y rooms, two tiled baths, basement, LITTLE SILVER BRICK AND FRAME ST. JAMES PARISH — Colonial In good HIGHLANDS — Three-bedroom home privacy. Attached garage, wall- with dining room, full collar and ga- two-car garage, lovely yard, A to-wall carpeting. A-l condition. Gentlemen! •-. ;' rage. Just reconditioned. After low beauty I Asking $22,500. Easy financing. $19,900. RANCH — A real value. Living room 21" down payment, only f£4 monthly payi condition. Fine residential area. Four Interest, principal, taxes and insurance This is a note of appreciation to the Red Bank Multiple No legal expense and no closing fees FIVE MILE RIVER VIEW — MIDDLETOWN — Three*ed. High and dry on the bank of the Listing Service for the prompt and dignified manner in long with separate dining room, den, three bedrooms, two baths, charming living EAST KEANSBUrtO — This dwelllns room ranch, attached garage. can be occupied by a single family Navesink. Best area for boating. Immaculate. 10% down to quali- which the sale of my house was negotiated. with five bedrooms or two families, each with a kitchen and living room Top Fair Haven location. Center fied buyer. Asking $15,000. spacious bedrooms, bath, attached garage. room with fireplace, dining room, den, at- and bath and the dwelling Is so erected hall, 27-foot living room with For many months I have tried unsuccessfully to effect a that each family can li&ve two bed- fireplace, 22-foot den, six or sev- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Sac- rooms or one can have three and the sale through the "open listing" procedure, but when I de- Walk to school. Realistically offered at second one. Excellent condition. Cash en master bedrooms, three and rifice sale due to illness. Two- tached garage, full basement. Nicely required »l.!00.. monthly payments, In- one-half baths, full, dry base- bedroom ranch. Convenient to cided to use your services the Listing Broker explained the cluding Interest, prlnclpsr ta«s and procedure and prevailed on me to list my house for a rea- Insurance 1120 monthly. Excellent buy ment. Don't delay. Call now. transportation and shopping, city $23,500. landscaped. $22,900. tor a large family or two fimllitl. Asking $49,500. sewers. Easy financing. $13,300. ionable price. All selling offices sent representatives to the Absolutely no closing fees or legal fees. "Open House" and then, within days, I had an offer within Immediate possession. RUMSON — Nestled on the edge ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Old- r M1DDLBTOWN TOWNSHIP — gom« of a picturesque pond, amidst an er four-bedroom home in A-I $500 of my asking price. folks like an older house. This proper- ty has lull and plaater walls. Two acre and one-hall of trees and condition. Water view. City No signs were displayed, many fine people were brought bedrooms, full cellar and Is In good shrubs. Charming colonial offers sewers. Owner transferred. $18,- condition. Only S1.O0O cash required. center hall, cathedral celling liv- to the house, and the selling broker showed his experience LITTLE SILVER - Well built ranch cen- ONLY $1,000 needed for qualified buyer. 17: monthly pays lnt«r«fit, principal taxes and Insurance. Full price I1O,< ing room with balcony and ex. by finding a gracious couple who will be a credit to the 000. Monthly payments sre less then posed beams. Three bedrooms, O5J-2590 neighborhood. trally located. Cory living room, dining Split level in Little Silver. Living room rent for •. alx-room house. two tiled baths, 1962 kitchen. River rights toot Asking $33,- 5 CORNERS MIDDLETOWN Again, my thanks for your outstanding efforts on my MORRISEY & WALKER area, cheery kitchen, three bedrooms, 500. NSAR PARKWAT KNTlUNCK-flsvail. behalf. with fireplace, three bedrooms, dining Main and Church Sts., Keaniburg y««r old ranch. Uvlng_room with lira. Phone 78I-OO01 Sisce. Dining room. Kasr to «rork*la large tiled bath, flagstone patio, garage. room, bath, basement. Good neighbor- MIDDLETOWN—Thres-badroom ranch. 1% oath, Screened porch plui Jal- Sincerely yours, Large living and (lining rooms, oil RAY STILLMAN ousie jwrcli.Uun mm SAUB HOUSES IA1E HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR IALE HOUSES tot MLZ HOUSES FOR SAIE RAY ;¥AN HORN REALTORS RU$5£Li-M* BORUS.REALTORS ALtAIRE - F 0W 'AGENCY MXOCVT ' OVER A QUARTER CINTURY <-*>i Monmourh County's r»i. ft*'»J Estate Firm SSJi./itt 600 River Road, Fair H«v©n. N. J. p.au <,' v» suixi-'tier, MuitfjAe Utttaj S*rvka Ut Broad Str Bauk-SH 1-3450 •111 t-f.ijl or Mid MltiM Hilt U /, "VHMII, >,m 'at the rt CHARM AND REAL VALUE — You'll find plenty of both in this RUMSON AND A SPARKLING POOL 40x20 lighted and filtered. in and beautifully shrul Ortner moved out. We have ' " - sparkling white clapboard Colonial ranch home, the rooms are all - French,fencing. Charter Oak. Frame and stane Colonial. Four large, airy and bright, nor has the practical side been overlooked. kay. Addng $17,500, buy'must sell. lA]>III' «lrn »;1 be li-wle lor the Coramusiom »ti I \Ctnu:t') bedrooms. Plot 164x158. Taste* $1S9. Aikiag 133,500. Kitchen is spacious, very efficient and modern featuring built-in LITTLE SILVER — W#TE COLONIAL — Four bedrooms, two refrigerator and freezer. Living room with fireplace, dining room, baths, «ma!l den, fitjepF-ce-, carpeting in living room and RUMSON AREA. On« of the finest or cuitom-built home*, Large three bedrooms, two baths plus den. Realistically priced at $26,000. living room. Fireplace. Paneled den. Large family formica kitch- room, full cellar, ga.ri Asking $22,900. Must sell. en with wuhw&sher. Three twin bedrooms. Two baths. Two-car CENTER HALL COLONIAL surrounded by tall beeches and elms RUMSON — RETIREMENT RANCH • garage. Dry basement. Patio with awning. Fencing, Many ex on acre but having privacy usually found only on estates. Three pine den, bath and (lavatory, cellar, taxes "5*only: $360. Beautiful iras. Cost $37,500. Aiking 133,600. Offers invited. bedrooms, V/t baths, enclosed dining and living porches, plus patio, oad eifef1!, \ X plot. Price $23,500, / % J full basement with recreation room, many bullt-ins, and outside i, » ATti Ul. W, J. ., HIGH ON A HILL. Over en acre. Nautical view. Almost-new ful- entrance. .Transferred owner prices home at $29,900.- May », 23, Junii % ly Bir-conditioBed rancher, Three bedrooms. 2% baths. Fireplace. Formica kitchen. A wealth of flowering shrubs and trees. Dry WATERFRONT I — With sandy beach, 32' heated swimming pool, GAL NOTICE basement. Two-car garage. A perfect gem. Asking ?44,50O. Of- all brick New Orleans ranch built for comfortable family living on ___ ... THIS fIBVEN mV \r I'm!, fers Invited. ROOM rtANfill—OnJS. »cra. Mit2' llv- ... W MONMOl'lH three acres. Five bedrooms, 3'/j baths, recreation room with fire- room VYlth colonial ftlfplarft Sftp- bTATB Or .NKtt JKHNfcV h ^ - ^ place and built-ins for children, luxurious appointments in formal arata tilntng ronmC Japaclfi.ia l <'l«htf»ahi>i, rttilj Itlre? l-ta will bf rfCGlv«d by lltt Hoard o-fi390 nhr*^^, " living and dining rooms, ultra-modern kitchen with dining area, Iwln alia bedroom* , two tlloif tilths level. Brick and ihakes. Fireplace. 2>/4 b«ths. Dishwasher. hifatn trefliolilna of tiifi f'ti.uty oi ^jp j t/ basement and screened porch, for $79,590.' two car Karfifie |Jt*dtrcM If) S'iA hlifl Mo'lmouth for Vurnl&hlne. an'l lna'-.-.l- ot'Jefl nvit, ' Paneled den. Two-car garage. $32,500. RLWOOD A. ARVUrrnONCi AGENCY, Inf Tpro VVay M-)bllo Ratio Euuipwprtt lniin«i(il8if.^ >n, Realtor. 635 i'ro»«ct Alt, Lltll« 811 \n tarlouB County vrhltlffl. fcr.t) or^n*1!! Icifrk ')t M« ' DREAM NO MORE — If a modern ranch on a-largtf' pretty land- tar. SH 1-4JOO , NICE LOCATION. Lovely split. Three bedrooms and recreation scaped lot is what you dream of let us show you this three-bedroom «tM ft*&d l»i p-iWIr Hi the H*ll ofU,- j . - ' room. 1% baths. Large plot. i%% mortgage. J10,95O. Bscordi. Main B'rafi. Fnaho'd, S. J. ' ' (>• beauty with family sized kitchen for, mother and two-car attached llwy. Four bedfi on WrdnrMai Jun» lith. J962 at 3 on 1 /7 garage for dad. Fireplace, two porches, one screened and one approvtdl, rmirlnHjc IramslUK o'clock, rj m . Eiutem RIVERFRONT ACRB. Brick and frame Colonial. Seven' rooms. l Sntail aoivn piymml. VV|l Two baths, Extra apartment pays taxes. Deep water. Asking jalousled, oil hot water heat and all the extras you are hoping for. poKPi __.. aiirl form of 'btrl, rtm i .», t Make your dream come true by calling now. $25,500. a tm trart »nd twn-l t r lh« proiK«3iJ wnr« •' UTTLK SILV R — tltvtn room t»nrh, t»repar#d by Mr. Knb«rl J. Iwyiotria. ^yFn» two b&th>. J Nereer.^d porrh. land. Chiehe f riRft/IToo Operator,. fnvfCuvfll Yt^wkeVii lilfl leaped. S2,^ Aovn. t-00 m^rith In. In tiie. oHIco of tlie CKfk at th» BoirAfttun .- 804 River Road SHadyslde 7-4100 Fair Haven, N.»J. eluding lAXfi &nd tnturarjee U quail- in tbo Mall of neronia Fmehoi'i N •]'. K (ltd all iM *' 8lhrlrt» A< »nand m»y be'imptcti-be lmpecteJj by pi'prospei'.'^l"'' •1;-' APPLEBROOK AGENCY. INC. blrtiera riiirinif buflliicfia hours ' ' rirnlined with a cnriy 950 Hwy. 35 ' . Middlefown L1NCROE aipdt-lftent^ora by Uio Clerk of 1\ THE LOW AGENCY fin 's woo upon proprr notice, J ' * 4 OS 1-2300 brick pf inuol be nudn on tyfr/Ard ff REALTORS tool ahtt dltlon In the tpeclflcatlcins; inn APPLEBROOK OFFERS MORE OUTSTANDING VALUES In 8r4lrrt en\clojifs 636 River Road Fair Haven 5s of LIVE IN BEAUTIFUL OAK HILL SECTION of Middletown. Use HB5. fr of till* work, on tho SH 1-4477 Open Every Day the large enclosed porch with southern exposure all year-round. to th» Board of Ch/ Enjoy the 13x26 patio for true summer living. Excellent land- »r the County of Member of Red Bank Area Multiple Listing scaping adds another extra to this split level home with three bedrooms, two baths. There is a den; also a basement with RUMSON • *' separate entrance. Owner being transferred. $29,500, New colonial split on a beautiful dry lot profuse In blooming dog- wood. This home has four large bedrooms, two baths, living room ANOTHER OAK HILL HOME NOW AVAILABLE 3T BELL* teduecrf |i,5QQ to J18.5W with fireplace, full dining room, modern kitchen, huge game room Charming entrance foyer leads into attractive living room with f-bedreom *Pltt Corner lot Assume and two-car garage, Ideal community, best schools and low taxes. fireplace. You will love the decorator colors, the handsome Asking $47,000. wallpapers used in this four-bedroom ranch of brick with con- trasting shake trim. Large, full basement gives additional space] HON EXPANSION RANCH eotonliti on 'i »cre %h?te ^ou can $29,500. A iron with the community. Asking Beautifully landscaped with huge shrubs on a full acre, this attrac- tJ<,0OO. THOMPSON AND BAUTELL tive three-bedroom ranch has all you could ask/or now with room COME LOOK AT THIS EXCELLENT BUY IN THE APPlJE- SU 7-56D0. for two more bedrooms and a bath. Near school, low taxes, lake BROOK AREA of lovely homes. You will appreciate the radi^fit Tights. A ifeal at $22,500. heat, the enclosed back porch which looks out on a well lajtd- rhumlnr; location, six room* w Iry bftaement, porch and (araxc RUMSON COLONIAL scaped yard. Beautifully decorated and In excellent condition. t»x»«. Here Is the perfect ranch of stone and clapboard to suit yor M1ODL.KTOW}* —Pour-l>«(Jr(«r.V>' Located on five wooded acres in the estate area of Rumson, this cornor property, tm hi " gracious colonial home provides the utmost in privacy and luxurious taste and purse. Only $22,500. . n earafftt, eawpri M«wl^ living. Large living room, fireplace, full dining room, modern fiL own-r SH I-5JS5. 517.700. kitchen, den, master bedroom and bath on first floor. Three bed- PRIVATIC CORNER of '•/ ». County cuntilns a (oiirMyl:> rooms and bath on second floor. Large screened porch, full base- hath Colonial — den -/V"* • ' ment and two-car garage. A real buy for only $51,000. J. LESTER RIGBY ASSOCIATES,/INC. room, dofcwooi U % ffct ffeltfiie YonrV A«mnj 132,900 THOOTSOV ATTRACTIVE CAPE COD COTTAGE ' REALTORS / TELL nEALTORS *Oi J?Ns Featuring living room with brick fireplace, modern kitchen, dining 504 Shrewsbury Avenue Now Shrewsbury, N. J. breezeway porch, four bedrooms, two baths, garage. Beautifully larger landscaped lot. Top location. $19,900. 741-7741

LILY-TULIP AREA — Fine split level. Three or four bedrooms, a-.4« ,a»«> I" >* recreation room, % acre plot. Backs up to woods. Douole dead-end MATTHEW J. GILL street. These houses sell quickly. Please call promptly. Asking "The Broker Who Know$ Middletown" $19,000. j NEW 'FOUR-BEDROOM,^ bath BI-LEVEL. Front and back HIGHWAY 35 ' MIDDLETOWN stairways. Country-sired kitchen with dishwashelj and built-ins; paneled den, laundry, recreation room, two-car garage. Three- OS 1-320O OS 1-2917 fifths acre plot. Only $23,400. ^

FRESH AS PAINT TINTON FALLS — Four bedrooms, 2>/2-bath spil't level, fo Beautifully maintained ranch with large living room, family sized trance, full dining room, lovely kitchen, familj/ room, maHc^any --- modern kitchen, laundry, three.bedrooms, tile bath. Garage. Ful- paneled den, cellar, attached garage, large porch, large lot. ^eadv "',;,, • ly landscaped. V/V/,% GI may be assumed, approximately $90 per t•o- move in. $23,900. 1 ",' !»*** ' montth pays alll or FHA terms arranged. ASKING — $15,000 Members of the Red Bank Multiple/Lisfing Jtftvic* SPACIOUS AND GOOD LOOKING Well-planned three- or four-bedroom home In top shape. Entrance HOUSES FOR SALE * hall, large living room, lovely planters, dining area, roomy kitchen, HOUSES. F#R SM.F, • room, den or fourth bedroom, 1V4 baths, laundry, basej RUMSON — Choice Residential tr'~~r/-~ mont. Garage, patio, fenced'yard. Carefully landscaped. Assume Locale — Interesting Spacious 5V$% FHA or 10% down FHA. Arranged. Custom Built Frame Ranch — ASKING — $19,500 Two bedrooms, two baths, fire- place, Florida room, oversized PRIME LOCATION — TREES one-door two-car garage, hot air Lovely Colonial Ranch on *A acre with lots of big, old trees. Large oil with air-conditioner, many ex- cheerful living room with fireplace, dining room, Hotpoint kitchen, tras, well maintained plot. Fur- three bedrooms, U/i baths. Garage. New heating and hot water ther reduced fo $36,400. systems. • SEA BRIGHT - Year Round Liv- ASKING — $22,500 _ ing and Vicinity of DeLuxe Ma-; rina —Frame and Stone• Cajwj .((rl_, NO MONEY NEEDED Cod — Three bedrooms,. thitPnV^'i^, \. „., For GI to buy this lovely three-bedroom home, modern kitchen, tile t baths, (two tiled) den, firepiVc,'^,..^,^', t( bath, fireplaces. GI No Down, No Closing Fees. / jalousied windowed porch^ujililyi^j,!.' 'j, " " PRICED AT - $13,500 ijilily. ft room, hot water oil heat. anach'-(>(r4 oversized one-door two^ar ca HOUSES FOR SALE rage, large elevated ,yiiot, * * * I' » r •*"( HOUSES FOR SALE ther reduced to $p EXECUTIVE HOME — In ex- SHOREWAY REAL ESTATE elusive section of Little Silver. DENNIS K-,'' BYRN6 ASSOCIATES Beautiful Vi acre, well-shrubbed REALTOR>tNSl.UOLOtNl R REALTY CO. and fully landscaped corner lot. 8 West River fo'a'J REALTORS Colonial style home consisting of Phofife SUMIV 127 Oakland Street Red Bank four bedrooms,..two full,, tiled i-T-i.i- N ; baths, living- room with'' i?eal .ni'i.r. i';, .. » }1\t I SHadyslde 7-3445 . wood-burning fireplace, dining 24-Hour Service room, kitchen, den, enclosed flag- FIRST TIME: OFFERED A. FRED MAFFEO stone porch and large patio. Full Qualified Vets basement with attached garage All biick isiuii. Ill f H F.ALTOR and sundeck. Must be seen to be AND ACREAC.E No Down Payment rot*,;** r» BROAD St. SHREWSBURY c appreciated. Many extras. Cal - - ^ •—* Non Vets FHA Terms us. We are proud to show Four-bedroom split level. In ex eellent condition, hot water heat, Wi baths attached garage. Can assume 4%% mortgage if de- sired. SAMUEL £ $18,500. TEICHER AGENCY 4-bedroom older home located in Specialists since \f$> in: Little Silver, full basement, large Real EstaJiK GLA2BROOK drver, istic dining % room, hot water heat, t St NUrvt barn on property. Property Manage AGENCY $15,500. 287 Oceanport kft. RECTOR Interracial three-bedroom home AVFNUE OK TWO RIVERS located In Red Bank, completely RUMSON redecorated . Owners sacrifice. $11,600. jMr-Mnr-R MULHPIE LISiINi; !V QQualified Vets no money down or Put f^wiu *l owner wilill sellll unded r contracttt, „[,•« *' b«*l «••*•! «*>•«• <>"•». l*->..«- |<1«»« •' M>»!^.! ">

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' /PAODY.COOLTJl HAVE I GUESS 5O.PAM-- f AtnUEAWAMCE HOW MUCH ADVANCE? if, THESKlRT \ isw'wer WHERE ALU THOSE GREAT »l<3 WILO RED BANK REGISTER . rnihyv'May 25, 1962-25 Allen-Scott Report EMMANUEL BAFIttT ra»«T lAfTBf AQtolic HIghltad* MkkJk Man g mio i r Religions News Th. «««£,. S*v. Hfl **». Jotm E. Bate* win inafc Peiping is Using' MfrsJ™* ' «>v « ' EtErvtee , *fii preach Sna4ay «t 11 tt* tofc ""OuOr LW H t.m, «HL»IK at the 7:30 p.m.tag** MONMOUIH WEFOIRM i By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT TEMPLE Just One Lucky Break Suffering Watt" wiil be Shrewsbury A ptvftt meeting will precede went the anthem under the direc- fbt eveslag aerifct, tion of Mn. George Htrtmtnn t*V, HOOiaro Carf g Mtrmon Mb- Rabbi Richard F. Stetnbrink By ROBERT S, ALLEN and »AUL SCOTT act Sunday at II a.m. A our Sunday school will meet at 9:45 organist. Soloist will be Mn. By HAL BOYLE will officiate tonight at 8:30 at the a.m. Erwiog Kehrer. WASHINGTON - U.S. authorities believe they aery wilt be held during services final family service of. the year have pieced together the answer to why Peiping is per NEW YORK (AP)—Many people dream of one big Church school will meet at 9:4! The story-sermon will be "TheThe Pilgrim^ group of the Pio- Ushers will be Thomas Mor- a.m. The senior Baptist Youth Rabbi Who Pretended to Be neer Girls will hold an encamp- ford, Sr., and Edward Stines. witting the mass outpouring of Chinese refugees to lucky break that will change their wnble existence. Fellowship will meet at '6 p.m. ment at the church today begin- Flower* will be placed by Mr. Hong Kong. Dead," But they have to be ready for it when it comes. At the 7:30 p.m. service the Miss Robin Deutsch will kindle ning at 7:30 p.m. A time of fel-and Mrs. James Morford. There Their evidence indicates that the main purpose of Enzo Stuarti, the tenor, was. sermon subject will be "Thethe Sabbath candles. The pulpit lowship «nd refreshments will will be a nursery for small chil- Wiles and Ways of the Devil." follow, and all are welcome. dren during the service'. . this unprecedented exodus is a spec- He was at home in New Jersey a year ago tinker- flowers will be presented by Mr, Junior BYF will meet Monday and Mrs. Merron in honor of the Boys' Stockade will meet Mon- The church school will meet at tacular attempt by the Chinese Com- ing with his sports car when his biagt 7 p.m. twentieth wedding anniversary of day at 6:15 p.m., and the Bat- 9:30 a.m. under the supervision munist regime to create a "face-saving" break came in the form of a phone call Prayer and Bible study will be Mr, and Mrs. Monroe Deutsch. talion, Wednesday at 6:30 p.mo.f John C. Poyner, superintend- held Wednesday at 8 p.m. world atmosphere so that they can ob- from the management of the Hotel Pla- Children whose birthdays oc- The Stockade will take a trip to ent. cur during May and June will be Jamesburg Park and Walker-Gor- Last Sunday the pastor baptized I tain U.S. surplus food. TRINITY EPISCOPAL za here. called to the pulpit for .a birth- don Farm tomorrow. They will Pamela Gertrude O'Donnell, Mat a wan This amazing explanation, which is A woman singer who was to open day blessing. leave the church at 9 a.m. • daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert On Rogation Sunday, Matins at During the service the temple O'Donnell. A certificate of recog- (now being .^circulated at the highest at its famed Persian Room that night :45 a.m. will be followed by a The church will hold the an- will honor three members of the nition was also given to Miss Ju- :elebration of Holy Communion nual fellowship pincic at Keswick level of the Kennedy Administration, is had fallen ill. Could Stuarti fill in on junior congregation for their dith Pistor, daughter of Mr. and at 8. Litany and Holy Eucharist Bible Conference on Memorial based on a number of Intelligence esti- such short notice? services in the religious school Mrs. George Pistor, upon her will be at 9:30 a.m. and morning Day. as student teachers and aides. being awarded an American Bap- mates gathered from a variety of reli "Why not?" replied Enzo. He wiped irayer and sermon, at 11 o'clock. Mid-week prayer service will be able sources. Aaron Hoffman will award merit held Wednesday at 8 p.m. tist scholarship to Denison Uni- BOYLE the grease off his hands, got in his car Holy Bapitsm will be admin- certificates to Vicki Gmber, Carl versity. It Is drawn from reports on Interviews with him and drove to toWn. As usual Enzo, a health fan, ran stered at 12:30 p.m. Miller and Margaret Sarason. The Pioneer Girls will meet at Evening prayer will be at 7:30. the church Thursday,' the Pil- On Sunday, a special offering dreds of the Chinese refugees, secret details of how th< around the block to pep up his circulation before On Monday and Tuesday, Ro- Following services there will grims at 3:30 p.m. and the Col-will be received which will go Chinese Communists are handling the refugees turned stepping out before his audience. gation Days, and Thursday, As- be an Oneg Shabbat and the host- onists at 7 p.m. toward the Valley Forge Fund cension Day, Holy Communion esses will be Mrs. Jack Futer- being raised for the new head- back by the British, and feelers put out in Warsaw bj "That 35 minutes changed my whole life—and fas, Mrs. William Miller, Mrs. will be celebrated. at 8 a.m. On BIBLE BAPTIST quarters of the American Bap- Chinese Communist Ambassador Wang Ping-nan, that of my family," recalled Stuarti. He was an instant Rogation Wednesday the Litany Richard Plnsley, and Mrs. Max tist Convention, now located at Singer. Raritan Township When carefully fitted together, all hit. Instead of a one-night fill-in, he remained for and Eucharist will be at 8:30 Morning worship service is at Valley Forge. ' • the pieces of this Chinese refugee puz- five weeks. / .m. Holy Communion will be of- Religious school will be held II o'clock. Rev. Gilbert Watt will The junior choir will present a Sunday 11:15 a.m. zle clearly point to'the, heavy hand'of ered Friday at 6:30 a.m. bring the message. recital Sunday, June 3, at 4 "I knew after that I wouldn't have to worry any The sacrament of penance will The closing session of Hebrew Bible school convenes at 9:45p.m. under the leadership of Mrs. Peiping directing this massive exodus. more about meeting mortgage payments,"/he said. "I be administered Saturdays from school will be held Monday at 4 a.m. with classes for all ages. Erwing Kehrer. Hundreds of these Chinese refugees was able to send my mother back to Italy for the first 4:30 to' 5 p.m. p.m. Evening worship service will be The Youth Fellowship will meet are arriving at the Hong Kong border Convocation of Episcopal Ysung Monday at 12:30 p.m. the Sis- at 7 o'clock with Pastor Watt Sunday evening, May 27. at 7:30 time. It is a luxury I'll never forget*' / Churchmen will be held Sunday terhood installation luncheon will bringing the message. in Fellowship Hall. Eighth grade with "exit" permits granted by Chinese Not Unknown / at 4 p.m. in St. Mary's Church, be held «t Crystal Brook Inn. Bible study and prayer hour students who will be entering Communist authorities.; When these Although Stuarti was hardly an unknown (he had Keyport. There vwill be a picnic Mrs. Albert Goldstein will be in-will be held Wednesday at 8 p.m.high school in the fall are in- passes ace shown, the Communist guards and barbecue for Junior Episco- stalled for a second term as pres- Rev. Watt will be in charge.' vited to attend to discuss plans appeared in 13 musicals, made records^ been given a pal Churchmen Sunday at 7:30ident. The guest speaker will be Youth Fellowship night, Thurs- for the coming year. quickly pass the refugees into the no- Hollywood film test), that overnight success gave an .m. Mrs. Rose Schaffer, West Or-days at 7:30, is for all those 12 man area along the China border of the British crown immediate bounce to his career. Alcholics Anonymous will meet ange, prominent art teacher and years of age and up. METHODIST colony. Tuesday at 9 p.m. Mrs. Louis Popper will install the Atlantic Highlands His fees have since tripled, putting him in the The Inquirer's Class will be new officers. BAPTIST "The God That Is in History" These refugee "leaders," who gather hundreds of $3,000-a-week-up bracket, and he has been in constant eld Thursday at 8:30 p.m. Monmouth Reform Temple New Monmouth will be Rev. George E, Taylor's other Chinese peasants during their unmolested trek to demand. All from being at home when the phone rang! uses the facilities of Presbyter- Bible School will meet Sunday sermon subject Sunday at 11 a.m. the border, are being permitted to leave Chinese citie ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL ian Church at Shrewsbury. at 9:30 a.m. There will be a nursery during Enzo, son of an Italian baker, came to this coun- Little Silver Rev. William E. Bisgrove will worship. and communes located several hundred miles inland, try at 13, and his first problem was to learn to speak Rogation Sunday services will JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES speak at 10:45 a.m. on "No Con- Church school will meet at 9:30 Unlike the overworked and underfed peasants English. After the death of his father, he worked as a e as follows: 8 a.m.. Holy Com- Fair Haven fidence in the Flesh." The a.m. they attract, these Communist Pied Pipers show no out- munion; 9:30 a.m., children's Sunday at 3 p.m. William Bre- anthem will be "Hark. Hark, My Intermediate Methodist Youth baker, auto mechanic and tile-layer to support his hurch for grades 1-3 in the par- dal. ministry school instructor, Soul" by Shelley under the diFellowshi- p will meet Sunday at ward signs of malnutrition. While "lean" and "hungry" family. ish house; 9:30, morning prayer will deliver,the sermon "World rection of Donald E. Bisgrove, 6:30 p.m. and the Senior MYF, from their long trip, spot examinations by the British nd sermon; 11, morning prayer Crisis Marks the Time of the organist. As a merchant seaman during the second World at 7 p.m. show that these refugees are not suffering from a sus- and sermon. End" and will explain "What is A children's church and a nur- m War, he became the only survivor of a tanker torpedoed this crisis and Is there a Way tained-famine diet like the dfher disease-ridden peas At 4 p.m. the Junior Young sery will be provided for those and sunk off the Azores. He entered show business aft- Peoples Fellowship will meet in to survive?" The Watchtower Bi- up to eight years of age. The OPEN ants.~ he parish house. ble study that follows at 4:15ushers for the morning service er less than a year of vocal coaching. Monday, Tuesday, an* Wednes- p.m. will continue the consider- will be George Acker, James Wil- FRIDAY, MAY 25TH BUILDING AN IMAGE — According to inform* "All my life I had a lust for singing," he said lay are Rogation Days. Holy ation of "Christendom has Failed li, Robert Brain, Albert Grlggs, FOR THI 1962 tlon the British have furnished U.S. Intelligence offi- simply. Communion will be celebrated at God-After her End, What?" Thomas Roberts and Larry Scott. 0 a.m. on each of those days, cials in Hong Kong, the thousands of Chinese refugees Enzo, a friendly, volatile, deeply religious man, has Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. "LetAt the 7:45 p.m. service the SEASON they are being compelled to turn back are not going is well as on Thursday, Ascen- Your Name Be Sanctified" will pastor wil! speak on "The Tem- only one real interest in Jife besides his music and lon Day. be studied at all service centers: ple of God Is Holy." very far and are not being mistreated by Communis family—sports cars. He estimates he has owned nearly The vestry will meet Monday Kingdom Hall. 58 Forman St., The mid-week service of pray- officials. 250 so far, sometimes buying, trading and selling sev- it 8:15 p.m. In the parish house. Fair Haven: 220 Pearl St., anedr will be Wednesday at 7:30 Scholarships to the Diocesan 10 St. Mary's PI., Red Bank; 82 p.m. Instead, the refugee "leaders" usually take charg< eral in a single month. Girls* Summer Conference, which Pear St., New Shrewsbury; 69 The young people will meet at of groups of the refugees and escort them to encamp will be held June 24-29 at the Kes- Lincoln St., Fairview; 165 Prince- 7 p.m. Thursday for a softball 'Only Vice' r ment areas the Communists are setting up for thesi ick-Astoria Hotel and Trinity ton PI., Belford. game and will later return to the "They are my only vice," he said. He likfes to tune ipiscopal Church, Asbury Park, refugees. The "refugee" camps are located within i There will be no meetings church for the devotional period. 1 MoJiew them himself. . ave been awarded to Miss Ele- Thursday as usual due to the The Sky Pilots will meet in the few miles of the Hong Kong border. Already, an esti .nutouaj as uauoi uuc tu me mv mated 60,000 Chinese are in these camps. yourself?" he asked. "I've got a wife and two children queline Van Brunt. Kingdom Hall program. 7:15 p.m. U.S. and British authorities believe that these who put up with all this. I'm a pretty lucky guy." camps are being set up near the Hong Kong border as Stuarti hopes to go tq Italy soon to make the pilot part of an over-all Chinese Communist plan tofocus film of a television series entitled "We're Not Strang- world attention on their need for food. • . ers," based on the theme of a greater need for mutual Will Consider a Request understanding between nations and people. That theme By attracting this spotlight, the Chinese Commu has haunted him since his lonely immigrant youth. nists hope to use world opinion to force the U.S. to of 'i count my blessings," Enzo said gravely, "and fer its surplus food without Peiping having to lose face I am grateful'for what the good. Lord has given me. I by officially requesting help. never take anything for granted—never. I 'feel that President Kennedy has said that the U.S. will con to be liked is a great privilege. I am aware of it, and SAVE UP TO aider an official request from Communist China for never want to take advantage of it. ~ food. So far, however, Peiping has made only unoffi- , , "But unless you can share the blessings that are bestowed on you, they don't mean much. •depending cial feelers for the grain. these "feelers" came from The most recent of "I remember, too, what my father once said. 'It'l ipn ilie I' Chinese Communist Ambassador Wang Ping-nan dur- never be darker than the midnight, whatever happens. end typa ing his May 18 meeting in Warsaw with U.S. Ambassa- So what is there to fear after you have known mid- dor John Cabot. night?" The Cooper Air-Master is your best "buy" if you're Cabot reported to the State Department that Am- Each month Stuarti personally writes to 100 or bassador Wang inquired if the U.S. would offer grain looking for a dependable tire at a "big bargain" price. more friends and acquaintances he meets in his travels, Fact is the Cooper Air-Master save* you up to 30%, to China if famine conditions there continued to spread To him this is both a pleasure and a practical matter, depending on size and type, over oflr regular low After Cabot quoted President Kennedy's position "You never know what door you may have to prices for the next highest quality tire in the Cooper the Chinese Communist diplomat said that any offer knock on twice," he said. line. Right now our stocks are factory-fresh and com- of grain from the U.S. could definitely lead to an im plete. And we're ready and willing to give the highest provement of relations between the two countries. trade-in allowance for your old tires. Come see us from an old friend, Mrs. Longworth hasn't entertained today ... and save. LOOKING FORWARD — Significantly, Cabot's there fore more than 20 years..'. Admiral Hyman Rick- report is now being circulated inside the Kennedy Ad over, testy "father" of the Navy's growing fleet of nu Best Quality for The Money ministration by State Department officials who are ad :lear-powered submarines, was paid a signal honor by • New Super Tyrex Safety Cord vocating sweeping changes in U.S. relations with the President Kennedy at his and the First Lady's annua • New Long Mileage Hi-Carbon Tread Communist and Nationalist Chinese governments. reception for the military. The President singled out • New Saw-Tooth Skid Protection • New "Low-Look" Sidewall Profile This group, headed by Dr. Walt W. Rostow, coun Rickover for a long private talk, giving him more time selor and chairman of the Department's Policy Plan than he did any other guest — although many out ranked Rickover. 6.70-15 black woll rube ryp«. ning Council, is using the Cabot report in support of Plus tax and recappable casing, their proposals that U.S. grain should be sold to the Duke and Duchess Visit 49 Whit* walls also available at Chinese Communists in a major move to "normalize' The Duke and Duchess of Windsor must like "Buy Now" prices. relations. Washington. They have been visiting the capital quite This position is supported by Averell Harriman a bit this spring. Their latest trip was to be guests of 9 assistant secretary of state for the Far East, who is ad- an ornate hotel that has just opened in historic George- vocating that the U.S. adopt a "two-China" policy un- town, the first in the area in more than 100 years. At der which the Chinese Communist government would the big opening shindig, the duchess appeared in a be admitted to the UN. " pale yellow evening £own. Por this big-name occasion, 750x14 11 95 Only last week, Harriman told a private meeting :he Ballet Guild displayed a new dance titled: "The BLACKWALL TUBEIESS, of the House Foreign Affairs Committee that he per- Kennedy Trot." No one was quite sure just how the II sonally favors selling U.S. surplus food to the Chinese itle applied or exactly what the dance was about... Communists provided they make an official request. The page boys of Congress had an unusual treat — a Under questioning by Representative Thomas Mor- party solely for them by the 16-year-old daughter of USE gan, D-Pa., chairman, Harriman admitted that the U.S. Mrs. Blake Clark, head of the Washington Chapter of BEAR BARRETT is now the only country in the world with sufficient the National Society of Arts and Letters. The boys YOUR grain reserves to fill the Chinese Communists' needs. had a grand time eating hamburgers, hot dogs and ice These needs are estimated to run to more than 10 mil- :ream, and dancing the trot and other sizzling steps... WHEEL BRAKE Easy Charge lion tons of surplus wheat before the coming winter. "Ihana Ambassador Halm's farewell party turned out This growing Chinese Communist food crisis is to be a triple-headed affair — to bid farewell to diplo- ALIGNMENT SERVICE PLAID expected to force major policy decisions in both Wash- matic and other friends, to meet the new U.S. Ambas- ington and Peiping during the coming weeks. sador to Ghana, William Mahoney, Jr., Phoenix, Ariz., stamps and to celebrate the completion of the departing en- SOCIAL WHIRL — Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long- -oy's autobiography. Much of it deals with the U.S., worth, daughter of President "Teddy" Roosevelt and he says, adding, "All of it is most friendly. We greatly widow of Speaker Nicholas Longworth, has a unique admire and respect the U.S." FRANK PORTER'S record in Washington society. Although an inveterate iavingg-Loaii League lo the savings and loan business party-goer, fljrs. Longworth herself never entertains. in the county. She readily accepts invitations from the White House o Honor 3 Men Emll A. Gallman of Bloomfidd to rural horse shows, but she never gives a party of ATLANTIC C'lY-Three Mon- president' of the state trade or RED BANK TIRE CO, her own. Mrs. Longworth still resides, with an mouth County savings and loan ganlzatlon, will present silver 25-year certificates to Leslie C. officials will be honored here (1 mile south of airport) orphaned granddaughter, in the large Massachusetts Llpplncott of the Allentown Sav- SHREWSBURY AVE. SH 7-3404 AAve . mansion that her latte husband built. Iftss well onlght during the 83d annual ings and Loan Association and inventiocntion ooff ththBe Now Frank K. 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