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Issued dtliy. Mondty through Friday. Second Clati Poittgt VOL. 84, NO. 185 Paid «t Rid Bank and at Additional M«Ulu« Otticei. RED BANK. N. J.. MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE

SCOUT'S HAPPY BIRTHDAY — Mrs. Georg« Blair, Button- wood Dr., Shrewsbury, por- trays Juliette .Low, founder of the Girl Scouts in top Ask Shore Rail Merger photo as Janet Thompson, left, stands at attention and Susan Sharp places a contain- State Plan Would Combine CNJ, PRR Facilities er of "Dimes for Daisy" con- tributions on the 50th birth- TRENTON (AP) — A massive!be spent over the next 10 years He suggests air conditioning and the state and federal govern- ty in the railroad field, but railroad rejuvenation program, either replacing or improving ob- equipment should be placed in ments, Palmer said in the 44- idded: day "cake" at Girl Scout aimed at modernizing commuter solete cars. He said that 91.2 per the passenger cars. page report. "Although federal action is es- birthday rally yesterday in lines and carrying a {126 million cent of the 1,455 passengers cars State, U.S. Funds The report noted there has been ;ential, the railroad passenger Asbury Park. Both girls are price tag. has been recommended in suburban service are more Money to finance the program evidence of the federal govern- iroblem will not be solved until by the N. J. Highway Depart- than 25 years old. would come from the railroads ment recognizing its responsibil- ill levels of government and all from Troop 257, Shrewsbury. ment. >arties at interest recognize their In bottom photo, Stanley Me The program was proposed in :c5ponsibility . . . and get down Intosh of Little Silver shows the second annual report of the o actual business." Division of Railroad Transporta- TV weather girl Carol Reed The report said that the Hudson tion released Saturday byJSwight & Manhattan, Jersey Central, where all the bagpipe's noise R. G. Palmer, state/highway Pennsylvania and Eric-Lackawan- comes from at the rally in commissioner. jZ—. na Railroads are all involved in the planning. But rehabilitation Convention Hall. Scouts from It suggests electrification of several commuter lines, consoli- of the bankrupt H&M must be Troop 303, Little Silver, are dation of the Jersey Central Rail assured before the other phases left to right, front row, road's shore run with the Penn- can be started. Denise Dilger, Rachel Doan sylvania Railroad, replacement of Bi-state legislation giving the obsolete railroad cars and a gen- 'ort of New York Authority pow- and Deborah Panas, and back eral improvement of facilities. r to take over the H&M, reha- row, Palmyra Dal Pra, Betty Palmer said $85 million should (See RAIL PLAN, Page 2) Wylie, Barbara Gregory, Jan- •t Giench and Ellen Wich- mann. Counter Russia Peronist Asks Test Victory Ban Talk GENEVA (AP) - Russia an- nounced readiness today to Join In negotiations with the United Frondizi Orders States and Britain on t nuclear weapon test ban treaty. Federal Control The Russians proposed that NEXT TO GO — Astronaut M. Scott Carpenter, right, slated for the next orbital Jic three nuclear powers form In Argentina flight by an American, lift next to his boss, Robert R. Gilruth, at ceremony Satur- a subcommittee of the 17-nation day at Langley Air Force Bate in Hampton, Va. Directly behind them art aitro- disarmament conference. BUENOS AIRES (AP)-Presi- The Soviet declaration teemed dent Arturo Frondizi today or- naut John H. Glenn, Jr., and Mrs. Glenn. Gilruth it director of manned Space- certain to revive active work on dered federal control In all prov- craft Center at Langley. Carpenter wai picked last week to replace Donald Slay- he test ban, which has been inces where Peronisls won in ton on a space trip scheduled for late April or early May. IAP Wirephoto) locked In stalemate for the past yesterday's nationwide congres- week. sional and provincial elections. Deputy Foreign Minister Val- The president wi.'l name ci- Terrorists Pledge Fight erian Zorin, making the an- vilian or military leaders to head nouncement at a news confer- - the government in the provinces ence, made clear Russia would where followers of Peron gave like to have France join In. The the president and his government Paris government is boycotting a sharp setback in yesterday's t h e disarmament conference, election of provincial governors Algerian War Ends however. and some members of his con The United States was reported grcss. to have told neutralist nations at Should the president continue 9 the conference it is determined federal control past May 1, when Co resume testing in the atmo- the officials elected yesterday are But 'Peace Is Tense sphere next month unless Russia to take office, the action could changes its policy toward a test have the effect of nullifying the ALGIERS (AP) — The cease-fire in the Algerian war went into effect at ban quickly. results of the election. Secretary of State Dean Rusk Latest unofficial returns showed the stroke of noon (6 a.m. EST) today, ending 7% years of savage warfare and his aides, working behind the that followers of ex-dictator Juan between France and the nationalist rebels. scenes over, the week-end, urged D. Peron won more than 30 scats Even as the cease-fire became official, the French army and police forcep diplomats.bf the middle group of Raritan Twp. Must Decide in the National Congress and 10 nations' to persuade the Soviets Rovernors' posts including that of remained on the alert to combat the European Secret Army pledged to keep to accept a test ban treaty pro- Buenos Aires Province, which is Algeria French. viding for international controls second to the presidency in po- More bloodshed threatened before Algeria gains independence as the under against cheating. litical power and prestige. What's lira School Day? ground army of European The Russians showed no sign Frondizi acted at about 5 a.m of relaxing their opposition to RARITAN TOWNSHIP —Shall tions at its next regular meeting, teaching principal at St. John's after Argentina's armed forces settlers defiantly pro- foreign inspectors on their soli. the new high school day consist April 20. school annex, Will become acting chiefs met with Interior Minister claimed: "Now the rea| Zorin reiterated the main Soviet of seven or eight classroom In other business, the board principal of West Keansburg, and Alfredo Vitolo to consider wheth- Praise, Jubilance condition for a test ban treaty— fighting has begun." that any ban be policed only by periods? Should the lunch per- announced that Austin Sherman, Richard Ellerman, leaching prin- er to form a military junta to each nation's scientific equip- iod be 27 minutes or 40 minutes? principal of West Keansburg cipal at Hazlet School, will be deal with the crisis. As the first show of ment for detecting explosions How many study hall periods School, will become principal of come acting principal of Hazle Ask Intervention strength, the secret army called a general strike in Algeria's ma- from afar. should there be per day? the new Lillian Drive School in and St. John's. The military bosses called on Greet Cease-Fire jor cities for 24 hours and urged However, Zorin implied a will- These are questions with which September. Anthony Bruno, (See RARITAN, Page 2) Frondizi to intervene and de- the Board of Education wrestled Europeans to remain indoors. By the Associated Press ernment in exile in Tunis to de ingness to talk out problems with manded the resignation of Vitolo, dare the Soviet Union's readines Friday night, but there were no The walkout that went into ef- The Algerian cease-fire today the West. who had mapped the strategy of to establish diplomatic relation answers. fect at midnight crippled Algiers brought praise in the West, jubi- India and the other neutralists Sunday's election. Vitolo report- with it. The school superintendent, Dickerson Resigns edly already had submitted his but the" French army was In lance in the Arab world, relief were themselves pressuring the R. Thomas Jannarone, favors resignation, but Government tight control of the capital. among the neutrals—and a rush Indian Defense Minister V. K. United States trying to get Pres- the eight-period day, with 45 House sources said Frondizi had Jean Morin, French delegate by (lie Communists to the leaders s cx Stale of Siege sure the supply of water, gas and Premier Khrushchev fired off a freedom which they so dearl He said some parents got the et, but the county had only of- pected to act on it at today's At midnight, the four-year-old I electricity. telegram to Premier Ben Youssef bought and which they so rightl Idea during initial curriculum in- fered him a S200 raise. |meeting. (Sec ARGENTINA, Page 2) ' (Sec ALGERIA, page 2) Ben Khedda of the Algerian gnv- deserve." Of Banks terviews that students would only He started the county job In I United Arab Republic Presidcni be allowed to take basic high 1959 at a salary of $4,900. Mr.' Nasser, at bitter odds with th Is Approved school course requirements. Dickerson said he could not con- French since the Suez Invasion "This is not so," he said. "We tinue at his present salary be- Industrial Park's Planners Optimistic siid the Alnerian cease-fire raise RED BANK—The consolidation want all students to carry as cause it was causing "undue per- he possibility of a rapprochc of the Monmouth County Nation- heavy a load as they can man-sonal sacrifice." mem between France and the al Bank and the First National gge, and we arc Roing back over Lawsuit Doesn't Dim Enthusiasm for 300-Acre Project Arabs. Bank of Freehold was approved the Interview cards now to per- by James J. Saxon, comptroller Lily-Tulip, building a $15 mil- mit them to add courses in class-Fire Damages HOLMDEL - James M, Rice principal and landowner, as the Willey in his "spare" time has of the currency of the United ion plant across the highway es where there is available and Harry S. Willey are two ol developer of the park. served 30 years on the Holmdel States, Friday, it was announced (Rl. 35) from the park site, space." Drug Store the principals in the Raritan- Real estate problems—and pos- Township Board of Education, un- Uninjured today by Georce L. Bielltz, pres- jemanded 10-ncre lot-size mini- The entire mailer will be dis llolmdcl sibilities—for this area are noth- til a few years ago, twice as pres- ident of the Monmouth County FREEHOLD - Firemen Satur- Industrial Park now be- ident, and nine years, during the mums, and has taken the position cussed at a board executive ses anned for a ing new to Mr. Willey. National Bank and Paul G. dny afternoon extinguished a fireH Pl f ' """ liMO's, as a member of the Town- (See INDUSTRIAL, Page 2) lion Thursday — and the board extending from Centervlllc, in • Most of his life a farmer, Mr. When Car W,ehle, president of the First Na- that damaged the rear area of|T."" ship Committee. rexpects to resolve all the • ques- Jay's Drug Store on West Main'""5 township, to Norlh Center- tinnnl Bank of Freehold. i vi lie in Raritan. _ ! At present, his only son, Ken- The consolidation received the Si, Allll0l| nclh S. Willey, is a member of Foster said the' Rh park ?'onins on Holm-j Rolls Over approval Jan. 23 by shareholders Chief Walter . ...,,^, .,„„, „„., ., , , . . the school boord. (lcls s de 1S bcln RUMSON — David C. Borpen-lof both banks, blaze, which started in a traSh| ' R attacked in Mr. Willey recalls when "town cnurt lhc lwo in0 Mon mth snn, 21, of 82 Garden Rd.. Little Three dire-dors of tho First \ Index can outside of the rear of the| - "' * ,\ hall" meetings were held in a other principals, landowners and Silver, was issued a summons for j National Unnk of Freehold will Pngc building, caused damage to the wn-room school in The Village, drug storajjc and prescription cnunty officials are going ahead careless driving alter his carjhe added to the board of direc- AHcn-Scolt Report 3 with promotion of the giant proj- each room heated by a pot-belly rollcd over on Rumson Kd. early tors of the Monmouth County areas of the store. The fire also stove. Amusements 7 damaged a second floor storage ect which, if completed success- yesterday morning. National Bank. Births 2 fully, could produce tax ratable: Not Even a Garage Thc ar! c area before being brought under During his tenure as n commit- Police said Mr. Borgenson lost .V " Richard Apple- Bridge 15 control. In excess of $3'i million, and em- control of his car ns it roundcdiKatc- William A. K.elmann who ployment for an estimnted 6,000 tceman, there were no municipal w bc me vltc Classified 14 Chief Foster said no estimate a curve near llutlonwood La. The i" ™ chairman of ''» to 7,0011 persons. buildings, as such, not even a 1 1 1 a l mi Wchlo w Comics 15 of the cost of the damage was driver was not injured, they said, h' ' " - "'' ' ^ > , '° Crossword Puzzle 15 Mr. Willey, a lifclcin); resident township garage, , , ... will become vice chairman of the available. While on the board, Mr. Willey Editorials « of Hnlmdcl and owner of 70 acres Owner of the car Is UuRCne cxerut|ve committw. Ilerblock • of the park property, has been was inslrumental In netting the Kenny of 257 River Kd., Red!The remaining directors will Movie Timetable 7 RECORD SPENDING SET responsible for assembling prop- Ccntervllle School built. It was Bank, police said. Patrolman become members of (he advisory Obituaries 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - Spend- erty nt the site—there ore 50 par- constructed during the Depres- Robert /.err investigated. board for the two offices of th« sion. Old Times « ing by state and local p cels in the tract—and organizing First National Bank of Freehold Mr. Willey was born in a house Sylvia Porter 8 ments will climb $4.5 billion this the real estate phase nf the proj- TtlREK GRASS FIRES which will be continued ns the on property now owned by Lily Radlo-Tclevislon 7 year to a record $62 billion, the ect. Freehold and central olfkes of Tulip Cup Corp., the firm which I.IITl.K SILVER — Firemen Social 10-11 Commerce Department estimated Park Developer the consolidated bank. has filed suit against Holmdel in ;crc called three times Satur- (icorjo Sokolsky S yesterday. The federal govern Mr. Rice, president of James ^__ The combined resources of the an attempt to Invalidate the new day to extinguish urass fires. The iportj IMS nt plans to spend about $!>2.5 M. Rice Associates, Maywood, Mree on Rumson Rd., Syca-j consolidated bank will total in seven and three-acre znninft es- Successful Investing ) billion in the fiscal year start- has been brought In by Harold tablished for the industrial park. Harry S. Wlllny more Avc, and Oceanport Ave. I excess of $90 million. W. S. White 4 ing next July 1. Kramer, Clifton, another park James M. Rice Marefc W. 1962 RED BANK HEGlSf ER Weather Algeria ndustrlal New Jersey—S**tly many to (Cootinwd) (Cottiami) lay. high la th« Vn to km * OBITUARIES "Th» •trik* oil wu to dem- ttet KofauJH should twtft ncrtaxisg doudioesj tonight wifr Change of Mounts Mstrate that ttw million Ettro- •jt "estate-type" industry, not :hance of some rtin developing Uvcrrinr Hsapital lean settlers—only one-tenth of imill industry.- ite tonight, low 3$ to 40. Tues- • Red Bank LEON E. BROOKS Ugerla's population—control the Mr. Willey is married to the EDWARD L. GOLDBERG lay mostly cloudy with rain Mr, and Mrs. James Kemp, 29 ;ountiy'i economic life and can srmer Margaret Gelhaus of Key- LONG BRANCH — Edward I. MIDDLETOWN — Leon E. Equestrienne Jackie ^ tapering off ir Ine St., Keyport, son, yesterday. ripple it at will. »ort. Their daughter, Miss Mar- Mdberg, 60, of 386^4 Bath Ave., irooks, 35; of 2 Forest Dr. died the morning, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Croken, lied suddenly yesterday in his Saturday in Riverview Hospital French President de Gaulle, garet Willey, is a high school Ride on Elephant becoming part 90 Forest Ave,, Keansburg, teacher in Clifton. lome. after a long illness. ly cloudy with acknowledging there still were laughter, yesterday. "last obstacles" to be cleared Five or six years ago, he gave He was born in West New Born in Binghamton, N. Y., he seas onable Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kababick, ip, brushed off the terrorist p farming to go into the real rork, N. J., and had lived in lad lived here 7(4 years. He was JAIPUR, India (AP) — Jac- Sharing the ornately decorated t e mperatures Second Ave., Long Branch, hreat by "straying chiefs" and ,tate business with Howard Van his area the past 45 years. ;mployed as a painter in Eliza- queline Kennedy, who loves to j howdah with her were her sister, in the after laughter, yesterday. Mess, Spring Lake. Mr. Goldberg was president of jeth. ride horses, had her first ele-i Princess Lee Radziwill, an In- noon, high in Criminal adventurers." He ap- Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Maxson, Mr. Willey was instrumental in the Jersey Soda Fountain Co., Mr. Brooks was vice president phant ride today on an animal lian official and the Indian ma- the 50s. kaled to the French people for Braeside Ave., Leonardo, establishing the Production Credit Newark. He was, a member of if Local 40S, International Union equipped with fake tusks. lout, or driver. Marine iupport of the cease-fire even laughter, yesterday. Associations of New Jersey and Long Branch Lodge 78, F&AM; f Electricians, AFL-CIO. The elephant was a 35-year- Cape May to hough it marks the end of the The American first lady rode Mr. and Mr*. John Boswell, 3 i past vice president of the Long Branch Elks and Oliver Surviving are his. wife, Mrs. jld female named Bibia. It had Block Island- French empire. •.bout 50 yards ia the courtyard ialeah Dr., Colts Neck, son, '-nup's -New Brunswick district 9yron Engine Company. Dorothy Nordman Brooks; two aeen fitted with tusks, an old Variable winds r of the old Fortress of Amber atop "Good Sense" esterday. iffice. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. sons, Richard and Glenn Broolcs, a 500-foot rocky hill just outside ourist custom at the Amber Fort, mostly west to southwest 10 The 71-year-old French leader, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Minnich, Agricultural Groups Tune Mahoney Harter Goldberg; at home; his mother, Mrs. Elmer this Rajasthan desert city. She here visitors are always told knots today, becoming south or iha returned to power four Hazlet Ave., Hgzlet, daughter, hree brothers, Jesse Goldberg He is a member of the County Rought of Hop Bottom, Pa.; two passed up the usual tourist ride the elephants are bulls. southeast 13 knots tonight and yean ago with the backing of yesterday. ind Leo Goldberg, both of this Board of Agriculture, past presi- brothers. La Verne Brooks of up the hairpin road from the bot- Bells on the elephant Jingled shifting to westerly Tuesday aft- former French army officers now Mr. and Mrs. Brent Bressemer, :ity, and Emil Goldberg of the fcnt of the, New Jersey Horticul- .akeland, Fla., and Alvin Brooks tom of the hill to the fort. s the animal took the smiling ernoon. Visibility better than leading the fight against him in 0 Galewood Dr., Hazlet, son, Sat- Ironx, and a sister, Mrs. Jo- ural Society, and a member of f Nevada, and two sisters, Mrs. irst lady twice around the court five miles, lowering to one to Algeria, declared in a nationwide urday. eph W. Cowan of Chevy Chase, he New Jersey Agricultural So- Jay Tallman of Spencer, N. Y., yard. It was a colorful sight. Mrs. three miles later tonight and jroadcast last night that he had Mr. and Mrs. Bertrand Berube, Ai. Spokane Blast Kennedy wore a yellow silk early Tuesday. :iety. and Mrs. Beverly Whittemore of achieved a "solution of good Hill Rd., Lincroft, son, Satur- The funeral will be Tuesday at fthaca, N. Y. Jress. The howdah was elabor- Extended Forecast day. He terms the park project "pio- sense." p.m. in the Flock Funeral The funeral will be tomorrow tely decorated with gold and sil- In eastern Pennsylvania, south- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Goodlow, neering" as far as Holmdel and Levels Block U. S. President Kennedy hailed Home. Burial will be In Mon- : 11 a.m. in the Scott Funeral rer filigree and it rested on a red eastern New York, New Jersey '4 Florence Ave., Leonardo, son aritan are concerned, and feels he agreement as providing "a mouth Fields Cemetery. Home, Belford, with Rev. John ;loth over the elephant. and Connecticut, temperatures aturday. will be the most outstanding in- lound basis for a friendly and E. Bates, pastor of the Middle- Of Biddings After the ride, Mrs. Kennedy during the five-day period Tues- ruitful relationship between Al- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rocse- dustrial park in the state, be- cause of Us Ideal location, its MRS. JEREMIAH SHEROW town Baptist Church, officiating. SPOKANF., Wash. (AP) — To walked down the steps from the day through Saturday »re ex- sent and France," lan, 50 Park Ave., Keansburg access from four major traffic PORT MONMOUTH — Mrs. Burial will be in Gate of Heaven a terrified waitress it was just platform and gingerly stroked the pected to average three to seven Other West European countries son, Saturday. routes, and the layout and archi Wary C. Sherow, 75, died sud- Cemetery, East Hanover. • loud sucking noise. To a fire elephant's painted trunk. With a degrees above normal. Mild and neutralist nations showed a Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Pipitone lenly yesterday in her home, 11 captain it was a ball of fire fol- final pat, Mrs. Kennedy said, weather at beginning of period, 8$ Bethany Rd., Hazlet, son, Fri- tecture planned for the venture. surge of relief after yean of 3race St. HARRY SADLER lowed by a deafening boom. "Goodbye and thank you." The turning cooler near end of period, day. The architecture, he noted, will fear that the North African re- Mrs. Sherow was born in Marl- LITTLE SILVER - Harry Sad- Many thought It was an air at- elephant then raised Us trunk and Patterson Army Hospital it controlled by Mr, Rice, rather rolt would explode Into an inter- boro, N. Y., and was the daugh- ler, 79, of 26 Silverton Ave. died tack; some thought it was a di- right front leg In salute as Mrs TIDES Fort Monmouth than by the individual firms ittional conflict. er of the late John and Bridget yesterday in Riverview Hospital. rect bomb hit. Kennedy left. (Sandy Hook) Specialist Fourth Class and which locate here. He said the Premier Khrushchev announced Hannigan. She had lived Mr. Sadler was born In New These were among first impre* Tonight — High 6:59 p.m., low ilrs. Theodore C. Arnold Jr., 15 architecture used in the park will the Soviet government had grant- ere four months, formerly re- York City. He had resided in tlons of the unexplained explo 12:56 p.m. arberry Ave,, Highlands be of a modern style, "but not ed de Jure recognition—recogni- ding in Irvington. Elizabeth 50 years and was a re- lion that demolished a business Tuesday — High 7:10 a.m. and daughter. Thursday. severe." Frelinghuysen tion In law—to the provisional She was a member of St tired director of D. Strauss & block in North Spokane Satur- 7:35 p.m., low 1:08 a.m. and 1:35 Sgt. First Class and Mrs. Renovate Flrebouse Algerian government that nego- dary's Catholic Church, New :o. day night with a loss that may p.m. »avid P. Crowton, A West Lake The park, principals hope to iated the peace agreement with work out an arrangement with thi rlonmouth. Mr. Sadler was a communicant run $1 million or more. The thun Mentioned As (For Red Bank and Rumson France and said Moscow was Rd., Red Bank; son, Thursday. Surviving are her husband, derous noise was heard for 20 bridge, add two hours; Sea Monmouth Medical Center North Centerville Fire Company if Nativity Catholic Church, Fair ready to establish diplomatic re Jeremiah Sherow; two daugh- Haven. miles. Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Scott, 69 to modernize the facilities of thi lations with It. :ompany. Its fire house is located ters, Mrs. Ellen Collins of this Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Houses trembled all over the Williams Foe Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- pringdale Ave., New Shrews The Soviet news agency Tass in the park site, on the Raritan place, and Mr*. Florence Con tanley Mclntosh of this place, City. Windows were broken and WASHINGTON (AP) - Look lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) iury, twin sons, yesterday. called the peace accord signed Township side. dron of Newark; two sons, Har and two sisters, Mrs. Ralph plaster cracked for blocks ing ahead to the 1964 senatoria Dr. and Mrs. M. Craig Roberts, old Sherow of Newark, and John at Evian on Lake Geneva "a Approximately 225 acres ol thi Mutch of Dallas, Pa., and Mrs. around. Display windows miles campaign In New Jersey, Rep, CHICAGO (AP)-Rain fell to- Roselle Ave., Deal, son, yes- Sherow of Wayne; 17 grandchil lew blow to the remnants of the park site are in Holmdel, with Adele Roberts of New York City. •way were shattered. Peter Frelinghuysen Jr., R-N.J., day over sections of the Pacifii irday. dren, and three great-grandchil- :olonialist system." about 75 acres in Raritan. Services will be held at 8 a.m. At least 31 persons required is frequently mentioned as an op- Northwest, southern California, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Klneszcuk Provisions ren. Wednesday at the deceased's hospital treatment for Injuries, ponent for any re-election bid of Texas, the Midwest and Missis- lurrey Motel, Rt. 35, Eatontown Raritan Mayor Philip J, Details of the peace accord The funeral will be Wednesday home. A requiem mass will be but no one was in serious condi- Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr. sippi Valley. laughter, yesterday. Blanda, Jr., and other official were not published immediately it 9:30 a.m. from the Pfleger Fu offered in Nativity Catholic tion 2i hours after the blast D-N.J. Scattered light mow fell ove Mr. and Mrs. Albert DeFilippo, of that municipality, working but they call for: neral Home, New Monmouth, fol at 9 a.m. Burial will be in Mt. There appeared to be no deaths. Although one Democratic source parts of northern Wisconsin. 12 Garfield Ct., Long Branch, with Mr. Kramer and Mr. Willey, —Creation of a 12-man provi initiated the park proposal nearly lowed at 10 o'clock by a high Olivet Cemetery, Middletown, un- The explosion leveled a cafe said Frelinghuysen Is mentioned Temperatures ranged from son, yesterday. sional committee to run the two years ago. requiem mass in St. Mary's der the direction of the John E. most frequently as a possibl at Brownsville, Tex., to 19 al Mr. and Mrs. Harry Norming- used furniture store, pizza parlor country under a French high Church. Day Funeral Home, opponent for Williams, the con- Redwood Falls, Minn.. Caribou, on, 91 Durand PI., Long Branch, Mr. Rice has developed seven and an empty building. It lefl commissioner during the interim Burial will be In Mt. Olivet only the shaky wall of a super gressman himself shied away Maine, and Lebanon, N. H. son, Saturday. industrial parks and one research period until an Independent Al lemetery. market remaining. from any talk of the next state- Here are some etlrly temper- Mr. and Mrs. Lee Davis, 7 center since he entered the field JOHN SPRIES gerian government takes over. wide election campaign. atures and conditions: Boston 34, Commonwealth Ave., Red Bank, 1>£ years ago. NEPTUNE — John Spries, 76, At a fire station Just a block The committee will have four MRS. ELLIOT C. BORDEN "I've only given thought .c clear; New York City 39, clear; on, Saturday. War Dept. Official of 30 Steiner Ave., died yester- •way, the blast opened the huge Moslem nationalist rcpresenta EVERETT — Funeral services front doors and firemen rushed 1M2," he said. "I'm very happ; Washington 35, clear; Atlanta 43, Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence, In World War II he was an day in the County Welfare Home, lives, four non-aligned Moslems were held Saturday In the out to see sparks, embers and with my job here." cloudy, Miami 63, clear; Louis- 18 River St., Red Bank, son, industrial consultant for the War Freehold. ind four Algerian Europeans, Adams Funeral Home, Red debris floating down from the Frelinghuysen, now in his fift ville 44, rain; Detroit 34. partly iaturday. Department. He also is a forme Mr. Spries was born In West —A self-determination referen Bank, for Mrs. Beatrice E. Bor- •ky. two-year term, is a candidate foi cloudy; St. Louis 52, cloudy; Chi- Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Garifine, senior Industrial engineer of Cre- Long Branch and had lived In dum—sure to approve Independ- den, 58, of 425 Everett Rd., who "There was a tremendous ball re-election to the House this year. cago 41, rain; Minneapolis 31, 57 Second Ave., Long Branch, sap. McCormick and Paget, New this area all his life. ence—and general elections to died Thursday in Riverview Hos- or fire," said Fire Capt. Jack Outcome of the 1964 election cloudy; Kansas City 48, cloudv; laughter, Saturday. York and * former executive of Surviving is a nephew, Edgar name an Algerian parliamen tital. Waller, who saw the blast from could hinge partly on the popu- Denver 30, clear; Dallas 62, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Daniels Eversharp, Inc., Chicago. Clayton, of Brooklyn. within three to six months. Mrs. Borden was born in Bal • fire station window. "Then larity of President Kennedy am cloudy; Phoenix 47, clear; Seattle 5 Marion St., Red Bank, son Projects of his firm include in- The funeral will be Wednes- there was this deep, dull 'km- of Williams. Even some New Jer- 41, rain; San Francisco 52, clear; —G r a d u a I withdrawal o Saturday. . dustrial parks at Tettrboro, Fai tmore, daughter of the late Jo day at 8:30 from the John W. Los Angeles 51. nartlv rloudv; French troops, with France to ieph and Mary Coburn. whaa-boom.' sey Republicans will concede now Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dove, 19 Lawn, Livingston, West CaMwell, Flock Funeral Home, Long that Williams has the knack of Anchorage 23, snow, and Honolu retain the Mers-El-Kebir nava A resident of this area for 25 Mrs. Mary Keating, 28, a wait- "edar St., Red Bank, daughter, Wayne, Saddle Brook and Carl- Branch, to Star of the Sea Cath- making friends. iu 73, cloudy. base near Oran under a lease. 'ears, Mrs. Borden was em- ress in the pizza parlor in the stadt, and a research center at olic Church, where a requiem —Guarantees for rights of the oloyed for the past 16 years in center of the block, said she And although Kennedy carried Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Resto, iterling Forest, N. Y. mass will be offered at 9 o'clock. million European settlers who the maintenance and supply de- heard no explosion—just "a loud the state by only a thin margin VL East Front St., Keyport, son, Mr. Rice said the Fair Lawa Burial will be in Woodbine Cem- sucking noise and then the win- in I960 added popularity could Col. Kimball will f«H under Moslem rule. Friday. , iark, which will be somewhat partment at Fort Monmouth. etery. dows popped out." improve his showing if he sought Martial Courts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simon, limilar - to the Raritan-Holmdel Surviving are her husband, El- MRS. GIEORGITMACK re-election in 1964, one Republi- —Establishment of two martia D 1, Asbury Park, son, Friday, roject, has plants valued at $45 liott C. Borden; a son, Richard "Everything went dark and th DEAL — Mrs. Beatrice B roof started falling," she said. can source Indicated, Elected To courts—one In Algiers, the other Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Loori, 2! million. Including National Bis- C. Derrick of Navesink; three The names of Kennedy and Wil- in Oran—to deal with terrorism cuit Co., Eastman Kodak, Motor- grandchildren, Patricia, Barbara Mack, 68, died Friday at her Brookside Ave., Keansburg, home, 113 Brighton Ave. liams would be next to each oth- by both Europeans and Moslems, daughter, Friday. ila and Oxford University Press, and Richard Derrick, Jr., all of er on the 1964 ballot in New Jer Space Group —Joint development of the Sa- Share Profits Navesink, and a b;other, A. Jo- Born in West Long Branch. Mr. and Mrs. Lester A. Jones Mrs. Mack was (he daugfiter of Pope Names sey If both /decide to seek re- FORT MONMOUTH - Col, hara Desert's oil and minerals seph Coburn of Madison. r,v66 Riverdale AvevMonmoutr Mr. Rice has a contract wit the late William and Lavinia Ben- election.. Robert E. Kimball, director of by France and the new Algerian Beach, son, Friday. ;he Kramer group of investor! nett. She had been a resident he Systems Engineering Office regime. HARRY J. DEEDMEYER 10 Cardinals Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kozik, to develop the local project and here 22 years. \ )f the U. S. Army Advent Man- —Release of Mohammed Ben VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope 1038 Sixth Ave., West Belmar, share in the interests of industrj FREEHOLD - Harry J. Deed- Surviving are her husband, Dalton Heads igement Agency here, has bee Bella, deputy premier of the pro- daughter, Friday. which locates here. mcyer, 83, of 10 Stokes St.. di John XXIII created 10 new car- appointed a member of the Spac George Mack; three daughters, dinals today and at the same visional Algerian government, Part of the park will be de- 'esterday in his home after a Mrs. Walter Jensen of Portland, Communication Committee of the and four other nationalist cabi time spoke sorrowfully of th veloped on a long-term lease ba- long illness. Ore.. Mrs. Charles Presley of TuftsMumni American Institute of Electrical net ministers who spent nearly "new slavery" being established sis, while in other sections Ian He was born here, son of the Long Branch and Mrs. Otto Engineers, according to an an- six years in French Jails. They Raritan In vast regions of the world ruled BOSTON, Mass. — Robert L. will be sold to the specific indus- late Anthony and Emma Me- Scnneider of this place; two sis- Dalton of 127 Hubbard Ave., nouncement by W. H. Chsse, were Immediately flown to Ge- (Continued) tries involved. by communism. A.I.E.E. president. Gackin Deedmeyer, and was i ters, Mrs. Percey Throckmorton The Pope addressed a secre River Plaza, has been appointed neva. The following high schoo Mr. Rice believes that the parl etired freight conductor with th of Oakhurst and Mrs. Harry Lehy consistory of 30 members of th regional chairman for the Tufts The Advent Management Agen —Amnesty for thousands teachers were hired for the 1962- site can net $500,000 to $1 mi Pennsylvania Railroad Co. of Tenafly and six grandchildren. University Program, It was an- cy co-ordinates and directs a pro- other Algerian political prisoner: 63 school year; ion dollars per year in tax rev College of Cardinals who con- Mr. Deedmeyer was a Spanish- Services will be held at 11 a.m. nounced here this week. gram of the Department of De- being held by the French, Robert E. Yadlon, Linden enue. curred in his new selections ti American War veteran. His firsl tomorrow at the Woolley Funeral The Tufts University Program fense aimed at developing and —Provisions for close economi 15,400, business education He also believes that this type their ranks. It was the first i wife was the late Amy DeGran- Home, Long Branch. Burial will is a national undertaking to raise testing active repeater microwavi and cultural ties between Franc English; Mrs. Jean L. Patterson, project represents industrial de- a series of ceremonies that will Hie Deedmeyer, and his secom be in Gienwood Cemetery, West $7,550,000 to increase faculty sal- communication payloads. and an Independent Algeria. Red Bank, $5,000, business edu- velopment which some day will culminate in a public consistory wife was the late Emma Gra; Long Branch, aries, widen scholarship pro Col. Kimball Is a native —Arbitration of all disputes ii cation; Miss Pauline Monette, make New Jersey the industrial in St. Peter's Basilica Thursda; Deedmeyer. He was a membe: grams and to erect new buildings •hiladelphia. He resides with hi: carrying out the agreement. Shoreham, Vt., $5,200, English; link between New York and Phil MISS RACHEL H. SMITH at which the pontiff places th' of the Elks Lodge here, th A graduate of Tufts University wife, th« former Victoria Hunte Algeria was tense with som< Thornton Smith, Jersey City adelphia. OCEAN GROVE - Services for broad-brimmed Galero—the hat Brotherhood of Railroad Train symbolic of the cardinal's rank- in 1949, Mr. DalLon is regional and two children at U-A Allei terrorists attacks reported aftei $5,600, French; John E. Mon- Diversification Miss Rachel H. Smith, 73, of 76tf men, and the Benjamin Haw on th« head of each new prince manager of Rowen Control in Ave., here. the cease-fire was announced. :ag, Cranford, $5,200, mathema- "By bringing a diversified ar- Embury Ave., who died Friday, horne Camp. of the church. Red Bank. Carrying forged orders, right- lies; Miss Molly T. Jay, Spring- ray of national industry into the were held this morning In the Surviving are a daughter, Mrs Under his leadership a commit- ists In Oran carted away };00fl field, $0,000, music, and director park," he says, "you can elimi Worden Funeral Home, Red The appointments raised the Lewis Allen of this place; tee of Tufts alumni in the Red rifles and machine guns and 209 of band and twirlers, and Henrj nate the problem of utilities ove Bank. sacred college to an all-time high Don't Send Doren, Irvington, $7,350, social brother, Frank Deedmeyer, Jr 3ank region will soon be organ- bazookas in a truck-trailer from 'oad by alloting space to a min Rev. Charles H. Best, pastor of of 87 members. studies. of this place, five grandchildre None of the 10 new cardinals ized to make personal contacts an army armory, imum number of businesses Trinity Episcopal Church officiat- ind eight great-grandchildren. Is from the United States. Three with Tufts and Jackson alumni In Cash, Says The Casbah In Oran, where Miss Susanne Curtis, West which will use great quantities ol ed. Burial was in Mqnmouth Me- The funeral will be Wednesday ire Italians, and two are South behalf of the Tufts University 50,000 Moslems live in squalor, wood, was hired to teach In om water and electricity. Traflic con- morial Park, New Shrewsbury. at 2 p.m. from the W. H. Free- Americans. The others are Irish, Program. IRS Chief was broodlngly silent. Frencl of ths elementary schools, at gestion can be eliminated in the Born in Waterloo, she had lived Spanish, Portuguese, Belgian and This phase of the program will troops erected sandbags aroun stlary of $4,700. same manner." man and Son Funeral Home here a year and a half. She for- Syrian. be formally Inaugurated March CAMDEN—William F. Culllnej the area to prevent demonstra- Evart Miller, West Keansburg, Mr. Rice is a graduate of Ford- Rev. Andrew L. Anderson, pastor merly lived in Red Bank for 30 31 at the first President's Day In director of the Internal Revenu* tions. was hired as Janitor for tht ham University and also has en of First BaDtlst Church, will of- years. Tufts' 10-year history. Alumni Service warned Camden Districl Beers Street School, at a salarj gineering credits from New Yort iciate. Burial will be in Maple- Miss Smith had been a domes- Says Cagtro Has from all 50 states have been in- taxpayers not to send ca of $3,400. University. He' has been a res! wood Cemetery. tic for the late Miss Mary T. vited to return to the university's through the mail to pay 196! Rail Plan The board adopted a 188-da: dent of New Jersey 22 years Walker, former district supervi- Belgian Weapons Medford, Mass., campus for the federal income taxes. school calendar (1962-63) with Mr. Rice lives at 18 Brinkerhof RICHARD H. LARSEN sor of the state Board of Child The cash may be lost or mi (Continued) MIAMI (AP) - Rep. Dante day. school opening Sept. 6 and clos- Ave,, Teaneck. He is married an* HIGHLANDS - Rirhard H Welfare, Red Bank. delivered in route and you ma: bilitste it and connect it with ma Fascell, D-Fla., said he saw Fi- ing June 21. nas five children. Larsen. 60, of 37 Shrewsbury Miss Smith was a member of have to pay again, Mr. Culline; Jor commuter rail lines is awai del Castro's troops carrying Bel- "The Lily-Tulip court suit ma; Ave., diofl Saturday in Allenwooi! the Trinity Church, Red Bank. stated. ing the signature of Gov. Nelsoi gian rifles and other weapons Worker Escapes slow us down a bit," he declared Hospital. There are no known survivors. To make doubly sure that you during his two-day investigation Rockefeller of New York. Two Motorists 'But it won't stop progress an check or money order is deliverei Born in Denmark, Mr. Larscnj en for elertlnn of dl- to Mr. Hubbard. followed at 9:30,o'clock with a • nt .1 n'clofli »nl irmaln open using tear gas bombs roamed the which destroyed the building. According to Trooper William Boonton-Greenwood Lake an She was born in'South'Orang high requiem mass in Our Lady for one hour, streets dispersing crowds who Kayes of Howcll Barracks, Dave Montclnlr branch lines. and was the daughter ot the lat RED HANI1 " "" 'N'n LOAN of Peroctual Help Catholic ASSOCIATION massed in front of newspaper of- Rcya, 21, of East FrcehoM Rd,, He estimated new track co Dr. Kaufman Writes John and Catherine Ryan Thorpi Church, Highlands. Burial will be fices to see late returns posted Boy on Bike Freehold Township, was taken to nections would amount to U She had lived here most of h in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Rpcrctnry. In the windows. million and station and parkin ''«»' 1'UCtS Article life. Marcli II. It J«r,n Filkin Hospital by the Freehold facilities $2.B5 million. Vitolo joined the military Hit bv Auto First Air Squad following ths one- LONG BRANCH - Dr. Jerome Miss Thorpe was a member chiefs in their secret conference car accident, Shore Program G. Kaufman of Maplewood, a con- St. Mary's Catholic Church hci L1ITLE SILVER - Roy Gclb- 1 Rumors spread that he had out- Trooper Kayes charged the 2. Spending $13.95 million on sultant on the staff of Monmoulh an' its Rosarv-Altar Society. liaus. 13, of S Silverton Ave., was GOING TO NEWARK? lined a "legal" plan to block the young Marine with careless driv- the Pennsylvania Railrond lo Medical Center and a frequent Surviving are a sister, Mrj trcnted for a bruised left ankle Peronists from taking over the ing. electrify Its shore route down to lecturer there at departmental Mar" T. Maloney, with whom sh posts they had won. Saturday after he was knocked Bay Head, provide improved, sta- meetings. Is the author of the lived, and two nephews. from his bicycle on Branch Ave. The armed forces leaders were HOUSING NEEDED tion facilities and expanded park- lead article in the current issue of The funeral will be tomorro by a car driven by Peter West, said to feel havoc would result FORT MONMOUTH — Ing, eliminate grade crossings and "Fast Facts," a publication of et 8:30 a.m. from the Pflegcr Fi 31, of 12 Richard La., West Long The If 10 or more Pcronist governors Housing Branch is In need of off- improve station facilities along the New Jersey Hospital Service neral Home, followed at 9 o'cloi Branch. take over May 1. post housing for military person the main line. Plan and Medical-Surgical Plan. by a hi(!li requiem mass in 5 Police Set. Walter Slcarns re nel. Individuals Interested in rent- 3. Elimination of the Jersey A fellow of the American Col- Mary's Church by Rev. Franc "GBASS FIRF. ported the boy cut In front ol ing accommodntions to military Central's shore run and Its con- lege of Physicians and a cllplo- Fox, pastor of Ascension Churcl FAIR HAVEN —A grass fire Mr. West's cnr. solidation with the Pennsylva- mate of the American Hoard of New Milford. Burial will be blackened a large area on R members and their families may No summons was issued, •jlace their listing with the chief, lin's. Internal Medicine, Dr. Kaufman Ml. Olivet Cemetery. Rd. behind Nativity Catholic The boy was treated in River 4. Spending $2,397,000 on the is a specialist In the field of car- Church yesterday. Housing Branch, Building 602, view Hospital, Rsd Hank, Irwln Ave;, Main Post, Jersey Central, most of it to re diology nnd was the first presi- They're timi'ly beca u s Firemen from Little Silver as- released. route the main lino from Cran- dent of the New Jersey Heart choosing the correct variety whe sisted the Fair Haven Fire Com- No problem finding tenants ford over Lchigh Valley and Association which he still serves vou're shopping for seed quii pany In extinguishing the hour- It pays to advertise In Th when you advert;" The Register Pennsylvania tracks Into Penn ai a trustee and executlva com- often enn head olf grief, parti long blaze. BORO BUSES Register.—Advertisement. way—Advertisement. Station, Newark. mitted member. ularly from disease. SffiDBANK a£GISTEB Mtn* 19. To Leave Fort Allen-Scott Report Nason on Education TRADE IN YOUR Putting Hoffa on the Spot OLD MOWER NOW! Quitting School Won't Help By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT WASHINGTON — Teamster President James R.|; By LESLIE J. NASON When you finally hit the Just t little extra sometimes BRIGHT ACRE OPEN Professor of Education streets, you'll find yourself can bring success. Hoffa has been quietly maneuvered into a legal corner among the country's one million In one California high school, SUNDAY 8 to 5 P.M. Are you thinking about drop- out-of-school, out-of-work youth. a counselor helped several of the that could prove to be his undoing. ping out of high school before The age group 17 to 21 has twice discouraged, ready-to-quit stu Attorneys for a rebel teamster group from Cin- graduation? on the finest mower made . the unemployment rate of the I dents to improve their reading cinnati, Ohio, are pressing in federal court here to force I Perhaps your work doesn't general work-age population. speed and comprehension. Their YOUR LAWN THAT please your parents or your In fact the unemployment i grades improved and they stayed Teamster boss Hoffa to answer a long t e a c h e rs or problem facing America's youth on to graduate. series of questions about his financial "PICTURE BOOK" LOOK ... you. Maybe is so serious that President Ken- I have seen many students re- you aren't in- dealings that were left unanswered Patented "free-floating" mow- nedy has appointed a 23-man gain success by giving one sub- er follows uneven ground terested in the committee to study the subject. ject a real try. By starting with during the long Senate labor rackets subjects you contours, won't scalp lawns) Will the situation improve? one subject and staying with i take. Quitting committee probe of his activities. Probably not. Competition for until you understand it, you Two speeds forward and school and go- jobs will get even tougher. gain an attitude toward your own They are requesting Federal Judge reverse, ground-hugging ing t o work Arthur J. Goldberg, secretary ability to learn that carries over stability. Attachments for seems like the Edward Curran to direct Hoffa to of labor, says in the Ocupational to other subjects. all-season versatility. only way out. Outlook Handbook, 1961, that the Ask for help from teachers and Col. Charles R. Rambo answer these questions on the ground See it now! „ But, before ability of young people to get counselors. If you are seriously that his financial affairs the past 10 FORT MONMOUTH - Lt. Col. Dr. NatoH you jump, be jobs will depend to an increasing willing to try to improve your years are material to establishing that Allen sure to take a extent on their education and ability to learn, they will be Charles R. Rambo, commanding 4 h.p. long, careful look at the situa- training. The fastest growing oc- more than willing to help you officer of the U.S. Army Signal the international Teamsters are corruption-ridden. tion. cupations are the ones that call But you must take the lead, School Regiment, has been nomi- The surprise appeal was made after Hoffa flatly Be Self-Supporting for the most training. . I Do a workmanlike job o nated for a key position in the refused to talk when attorney Raymond Larroco, who Your parents are happy to help Can you get a special, on-the-jschool. Practice listening to- Defense Communications Agency you get an education. But, once job training? Employers hesi- and following—instructions pre represents the Cincinnati Teamsters, tried to question you're out of school, you should tate to take chances with persons cisely. Practice making Mat, (DCA), Defense Area Communi- him about his financial dealings with employers In be self-supporting. who have not succeeded well in adequate reports. You will need cations Control Center, Europe. pre-trial disposition hearings. What are your chances of earn- high school. They want men these skills. They'll get you a Col. Rambo reports to Druex. ing your own living expenses with the ability to learn and un- better job some day! Hoffa's attorneys, Edward Bennett Air Base, Paris, France, in mid-i plus any extras, such as owning derstand. (You may obtain a copy of April. j Williams and Ray Bergen, flatly con- a car? Sit down and make up a If you want to do something Dr. Nason's "You Can Get tended that the questions were not rele- budget to see how much, money that will really help your future, Better Grades" booklet by The Defense Area Communica-, you would hive to earn. train yourself to learn in school. sending $1 to this newspaper.) tions Control Center, Europe, vant to whether the rebel union was (DACCC), is a new organization, entitled to quit the international Team responsible for the control and 1 Beneficial Corp. is shares of supervision of the portion of the sters and take its $350,000 treasury I Beneficial Finance. As a re- Defense Communications System with it. *ult. Beneficial Corp. moves,. . _ . _. , more or less in line with thel1" lhe European Area. The cen- Federal Judge Curran is set to Successful Investing ter MmencKl market action of this invest- operation at make his ruling later this month. Weisbaflen Air Base, Germany, Scott • ment. If my only personal hold- The court's decision is being watched closely by Teaching Couple Urged I in,; was Beneficial Corp., I'd last June and moved to its per- gradually switch into other good manent location at Dreux Air Attorney General Robert Kennedy as well as by law To Reduce Cyclical Holding 1 stocks in order to achieve some Base in September. yers for other local unions that have indicated they diversification. However, if this Col. Rambo came to Fort Mon- might follow the Cincinnati local and disaffiliate. By ROGER E. SPEAR issue made up only part of my mouth in August, 1958. as chief Last year's portfolio, I'd hold it because I of the radio division, Department If the court orders Hoffa to answer the questions Q) "My wife and I are both ments tend to follow a generally think Beneficial Finance has of Specialist Training, of the price 359.50 ichool teachers. We own our sideways, roller coaster pattern. good prospects and Beneficial Signal School. In February, Justice Department attorneys report that this will put home, have $10,000 in savings Because of this feature, I regard Corp. will full participate in any 1961, he was named commanding the Teamster boss into the box they have wanted him reasonable amount of these four stocks as having little gains made. officer of 'the US. Army Signal insurance. Our in the way of sustained growth in for some time. (Mr. Spear can not answer School Regiment, the unit re- portfolio con- ahead of them. Patented all mail personally but will sponsible for administrative con Since the Senate Committee wound up its unfin Picture look lawns conn eny sists of Ana- I recommend that you take ad- answer all questions possible in trol of all enlisted Signal School conda, Ameri- ished hearings on Hoffa, the Justice Department has Free-Floating with "Simplicity U" riding vantage o f any temporary his column.) students. can Standard, strength In order to switch into been following up the leads developed initially by Sen rotary, The new t h. p. Brt|g* Blaw - Knox, situations where the outlook for ator John McClellan, chairman, and his investigators. Mower & Stratum engine has two Sears Roe- future gains is better. Consider- ipeedi forward, and revert* buck. United ing your circumstances, I be- Religious Freedom is Goal NEW EVIDENCE — Many documents and much Action... Airlines, and lieve Baltimore Gas & Electric, additional information that was unavailable to the • . . J separate blades. Northwest Nat- Continental Insurance. CIT Fi- McClellan Committee has now become available to the WONT ural Gas. Six nancial, and Universal Leaf To- Of Refugees, Says Daly years from bacco would be fine replace- Justice Department, whose investigation has extended SCALP, now we'll be ments. These issues have stead- LINCROFT — The common to every corner of the country. . SPEAR faced with ily increased earnings and divi- goal of most refugees from be- compulsory retirement. Do you dends for a number of years, hind the Iron Curtain has been If Hoffa is ordered to answer questions, this will WON'T WONDER-BOY think we should make any and I expect the trend to con- religious freedom, according to clear the way for the explosive quizzing of the Team changes in our list?" J.M. tinue. Marcus Daly, former director of ster boss on the basis of this new Information. SCRAPE! A) Yes, I do. Your list is a These four, plus Sears Roe- intergovernmental cornmittee for 600 representative one, but in my buck and Northwest Natural European migration. For instance, a favorable court ruling will permit 6hp RIDING opinion it should be revised so Gas will create a strong income- Speaking Sunday at the third the grilling of Hoffa on his mysterious international fi is to reduce the emphasis on producing list with which to look annual father and son commun- cyclical issues. forward to retirement. ion breakfast at the Christian nancial dealings that may have an effect on the secur- Of your holdings, Anaconda, Q) "If you owned a large Brothers Academy Mr. Daly told ity of this nation. These undercover transactions are American Standard, Blaw-Knox, block of Beneficial Corp., would the audience of 500 people that now being probed by the FBI with some startling re- and United Airlines can be con- you hold or switch to other refugees, be they Russian, Orth- sults. sidered cyclical — that Is, their securities?" A.F. dox, Lutheran, Jew, Catholic, or earnings and share price move- A) The predominant asset of indeed any religious belief, were In addition to the danger of new prosecutions, seeking freedom of worship and did this in numbers exceeding Hoffa is also risking a further breakup of his inter- PFANSTIEHL FINEST QUALITY 30,000 annually. national Teamsters union. If the Cincinnati local can In a talk detailing the work disaffiliate and carry off its $350,000 treasury, then DIAMOND of this international agency. Mr. other Teamster unions can do the same. This could Daly divided the emigration problem into two categories; the set off a chain reaction that could leave Hoffa almost PHONO-NEEDLES national emigrant consisting of powerless. those individuals who seek a new Regular 9.95 to 19.95 place to establish because of a Marcus Daly lack of opportunity in their na- MORE FUNDS — The House Appropriations sub tive lands, and the refugee. half of the new arrivals. Few if any have become discouraged committee is planning to give a new financial shot in With this 88 The national migrant comes and returned to their homeland, the arm to Attorney General Kennedy's nationwide in- Advertisement mainly from the Netherlands, 3 which must ship 15,000 people Mr. Daly said that his experi- vestigation of Hoffa and his underworld and Com- 21 BROAD ST. abroad every year to Greece, ence with communism had con- vinced him that lhe free world munist associates. Spain and Italy. LEWMIL'S RED BANK could be saved only by a zeal for NOW Africa and The subcommittee, headed by Representative John • Typewriter! • HI-FI • Photo Supplies • Radio • Stereo Australia, South democracy and for the norms South America have opened doors • Appliance* • Records • Television • Tape Recorders presented in the encyclicals of J. Rooney, D-N.Y., has privately agreed to vote a ree ONLY! to these people according to the h...... the popes. ord $1.1 million for the department's Criminal Divi- specific needs for agriculture, light industry or unskilled labor. Vincent Hirsch. president of the sion to hire 37 additional crime-busters. The ICEM has resettled 1.25 CBA Fathers Club, was • toast- master. Half of these investigators will be assigned to the 'NO-SCALP* million people in the first 10 staff probing Hoffa's financial aid to Communist-in- NEED MORE CAPITAL years and to do this was, at one Also attending were: ' MOWING! time, running 25 shipping lines Rev. Arthur J. St. Laurent, pastor fluenced unions, including the mutual assistance pact and numerous airlines. Now, ac- of St. Leo the Great, Lincroft, signed by Hoffa and the International Union of Mine, cording to Mr. Daly, these trans- where the mass was held, and Mill and Smelter Workers. IN YOUR BUSINESS? portation routes have been taken Brother Bernard, director of the Offering up to $7,500.00 working capital to over by private industry and are Academy. In this agreement, Hoffa and the officers of the doing well. small corporations. Phone SH 1-5061 and ask The breakfast was held in the union agreed to a broad range of co-operation on union The Georgetown Service School new gymnasium on the campus, matters as well as on "political activity beneficial to for wnall business department or write Box 44, graduate and former lecturer at the former Greentree Stables Red Bank.' Fordham cited Australia for the farm. each other." LARGER LOANS ALSO CONSIDERED magnificent co-operation between government and business In be- The preliminary investigation of these Hoffa ac- tivities has taken Justice department agents to Swit- Fitkin Gets zerland and Mexico to learn more about secret bank HOME OWNERS ADD Commission deposits in those countries. A BELLING THE CAT — Walter Sheridan, special Accreditation assistant to the attorney general, is privately predict- NEW NEPTUNE - David V Car- ing that 1962 will be the year that the Justice Depart-

GARAGE received its three-year periodic1'1^ probe of the Teamster czar... Hoffa and his top approval from the hoard of com- aides in Washington have been privately testing some 5 "eW ^^ d^S ^ «** "" Ph«™ «»>ver..«lon. tais. 7*5 ]a block away from the Teamsters' headquarters... The hospital has received full:Publicatio] n of the Senate labor rackets committee re- accreditation since the inception; t on H ff j hci , |d by Senator John Mc. of the commission. The presenti, ,, , . , , , .,.,,,. Patented, free-floating mower action means no icalp, no approval is the result of an'Clellan, chairman, until after the cases involving Hoffa scrape despite uneven ground! 3 speed* forward and reverie. evaluation made of (ho hospital and other Teamster officials are disposed of by lederal Jan. h .11 by a commission field h j Tarnpa F|a and New York City I. , Walter'• ADD-A-ROOM representative and -will be effect, ; ' '.-. , , " ' . . " NOW 00 10x14' ROOM COMPLETELY PREPARED live unlit ihc next' subsequent,Reuther is saying privately that President Kennedy; $ survey is made in 1M5. '"needs a good talking to" for "dragging his feet" on ONLY! Planned and designed by Mon- Fitkin Hospital was praised by,New Frtmtier p10niise.s. However, AFL-CIO President: 715taty term! Avltltbl* mouth Construction; sill; floor the commission "for maintaining ' ,. | :Geor e Sno-Blower Attachment Available beams; plate; studs; ceiling standards deserving nf acrrpdi R Meany doesn t agree. He believes Kennedy is beams; rafters; ridge; door, talion and for Ihe constant effort making good progress. in Improve, the quality of patient . window and closet openings ram." The board of lauded for ihe recent 1-ast lulrslnR functions, and. the gov- professional practices 169, Wine construction completed'<"rnlnB My musl l »•««")(• ththe members. There must be NO MONEY DOWN! enrlv In l!)Gl, and the medical1 lcRal and moral responsibility to censed. graduate. registered staff was commended for ils'lhc I>alienl ond lllc community nurse on duty at all times, and nrnrtire of writinR a special ad- for the conduct ol [lie institution. graduate nursing service must he FIRST PAYMENT JULY mitting progress note on patient Buildinps must be constructed, available for all patients nt nil •.•harts. arranged and maintained to In- UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY The Joint Commission on Ac-1Sllre lne 'afel.v »' lh(1 patient, Standards of procedure • FREE ESTIMATES ON ALL JOBS crcdiiation is a voluntary organi- and the hospital must provido hospital accreditation zation supported hv its member facilities for diagnosis, treatment evolved from years of expo rpanizations — the American and special services appropriate and observation of hospital prac- •nlleco of Physician';. Ihe Ameri-1'" I he needs of the community, tices which have proved consist- •an College of Surgeons, the The medical staff must be or- ent with high miolity MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. Vnericnn Hospital Association Kanized and responsible to tho tare. To accredit nml HIGHWAY :I3 AT IfEDOONS'CORNER—M1DDI.KTOWN and the American Medical Asso- patient and the governing body mend a hospital to the public, PHo-jpiit :.-i:i;i3 ' siiadysiiU1 l-soso '.'inlinn. Basic principles to he for the quality of all medical the commission considers it 30 Monmourh St., Red B«rjk Phont SH 7-2222 followed me in Ihp areas ofjearo provided to patients in thejscntinl that the hospital mret administrative, medical staff and hospital and for the ethical and'those standards. 4—Mwuitf, Mwefa 1^ 1962; ezaiftpled GongrecstoBal pg^Sf retort in vuanmmjuwt , H£D BAMK fCEGJSTER buttons to tfaia country's military Wi Uvera ta M*ttw*n Township WILLIAM afttirt, to the JegliliUve sense. IJ ir awl», rraorr (AP) - tb« tteew And, u chtirmin of the House toaster vat brim «nfl aW» Armed Services Committee, be For Issuing Tb« fed •% OM4O- Two-year-old Jeffery A. Gowk S. WHITE has helped guide high military three-year state prison term «*d Kane climbed up on a kitdw placed FouiMe m probation for chair in Ma suburban Nasty policy (hrough many storms. NG Checks two yean. Township home to see the twite WASHINGTON — A poignantly Head-on Collision at closer range. FREEHOLD — William Hunter Leonard Whitfleld, Atlantic St., unnecessary war from which no- Nevertheless, these two men, Jeffery saw his own reflection or 40 Cedar Ave., was sentenced Keyport, was sentenced troai body can gain and in which two Vinson and McNamara, have col- Leaning over a metal borde Friday to two years in the state two-to-five years to state prison lided head-on, regretting the col- around a formica counter, h able and dedicated public men prison on charges of Issuing oa a charge of attempting to use lision every minute but locked kissed Ms reflection. can both lose — as can the Con- worthless checks. a dangerous wtapon. stitution of the United States, too in it all the same. Vinson has Jeffery fell dead. A coroner" County Judge Edward J. A jury found Whitfield guilty, — now impends. caused the Armed Services Com- verdict held it accidental elec Ascher imposed the sentence. the prosecutor said, to a charge It involves an effort in Con mittee to "direct" McNamara to trocution. Hunter was found guilty of Dl attempting to use a pistol gfess to force the Pentagon to accept and spend the B-70 money, in the earnest conviction that this issuing checks (or $26 to the against Matthew Dean in Key- spend more money on the B-70 Grand Union Store, Middletown, port Dec. 9. It pays to advertise hi Tt bomber project than the Penta new bomber is absolutely neces- Register.—Advertisement. sary. Aug. 20, and $38 in Red Bank gon thinks either necessary or The Great War Path of the II McNamara has been compelled Oct. 9. wise. Cherokee Indians was across II no.l specialist to refuse this "direction." His Robert A. Potter, a Fort Mon- The antagonists in this ill Lookout Mountain in Tennessee. equally earnest, conviction, as mouth soldier, was given a sus- starred affair are Rep. Carl pended indeterminate term to Vinson of Georgia, the brilliant head of all the armed forces in storage! just under President Kennedy, is Bordentown Reformatory on a old chairman of the House Armed charge of receiving stolen money. VALUABLE Services Committee, and Robert that the committee has been McNamara of Michigan, the bril- oversold on the B-7D and that Assistant Prosecutor John W. DISTRIBUTORSHIP the $320,000,000 in question would Applegate said Potter pleaded liant young secretary of defense. .AVAILABLE Work Together far better be spent elsewhere. guilty to receiving $380 In stolen Vinson Is trying to persuade money in West long Branch Dec. No two men can be less suspect the House itself — and later the 29, Jan. 4 and S. Plymouth Homes, Inc., of Hill- side, N. J., has several prov- of petty motives. No two men Senate — to confirm his "direc- Judge Ascher placed Potter on have worked better together (thus probation for one year. en choice locations to offer for tioi" by act of law. The real independent distributorship in far) in so high and vital an question Is not who is "right" George J. Pouznec, Cliffwood enterprise as theirs—the security Moamouth County. about the B-70. The real ques- Ave., Matawan Township, waj A new concept in sales policy of this country. And no two men lion is weather any part or all of fined $1,500 on a charge of keep- now will make this highly po- caught up In profound contro- Congress can order a President ing a gambling resort. Pouznec tential area available to the versy have ever treated each of the United States, who by had been found guilty by a jury best qualified applicant. Home other with more decency, even Constitution is commander-in- building, sales and/or finance ANDERSON BROS., Inc. in the midst of dispute. experience desirable, but not chlef, to take a particular de- President's defense money. But SEE US FOR ALL Vinson publicly calls McNa- required. You will be trained Mala OMee i WarehouMS cision as to the development of once having granted him money mara the best secretary of de- weapons. (In constitutional tra- completely. Minimum capital MOTHER TELLS DAUGHTER It can not force him to spend required. YOUR PHOTO NEEDS II >B3 Mechanic St. Red tmk fense in history — before sadly dition McNamara as secretary of more than he thinks be needs, adding that the best secretary of defense is simply the President's nor Interfere in such details as to Call or Write Save fust $5 a week ... in five years defense In history In this instance We carry a complete TEL SH 1-0030 arm.) how he is to spend it For the Norman Ubman, President •rank Offlw m* Wmkmt is wrong. McNamara in every 'Old Fox' Errs choice of weapons it a command line of famous brand you'll have over $1,300—flus our divi- way respects the eminence and Vinson believes Congress has responsibility of the man elected Tit MMUY AVIHUI 1 PLYMOUTH HOMES, Inc. the integrity of "The Old Fox, that right, under its general by the people as commander-ln- cameras and accessor- dends! Open your account today. 1M. PtMfMt ••M4I Rt. 22, „ Hllliidt, N. J. the affectionate nick-name of the constitutional mandate to raise chief. It should not ever be made ies. Bring your cameras House for Carl Vinson. and support armies by taxes and a committee responsibility, not MU 8-6503 For the better part of half a appropriations. But if Congress ever. here for expert repair century Vinson has made un- can tell the President which service. weapon he must-promote, can it| not then move Into the whole complicated field of his decisions TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS We Have Everything as commander-in-chief? If it can MAINSTAY select the weapons, can not it PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES for the then select the strategy and even the tactics? Would not Congress, CAMERA FAN FEDERAL SAVINGS in such a theory, be the real STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES commander-in-chief? AND LOAN ASSOCIATION To this correspondent "The Old ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS HUFFMAN JO BOYLE 1 DORN'S Photo Shop Fox" is the best chairman of the Establlthed Teltphon* 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Armed Services Committee In his- 1884 SH 1-0001 15 Wofloct Street FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM tory — but to this correspondent ! Supplies and Equipment "The Old Fox" in this Instance is 17 Broad St. RED BANK Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 wrong. Congress has a right to SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 take away any or all of the I Pays to Advertise in The Register

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RED BANK REGISTER'S SPRING HOME IMPROVEMENT EDITION COMING ON TUESDAY, APRIL 3rd GINGER By GeUermanni BED BANK BEGISTEJt Monday, %UtA 19, 1962-5 BeMt ABem Ca-| Hold Decision 265 Students Make ~-—^-~ the itah grad* and tbt Occto set to the neighborhood tad the I erf, I*aa Decker, ROM Ana In School Bid Township plant would provide for IMUvtebo, teAoa Dnteo. Me> all 12 trades- OCEAN TOWNSHIP — The ' fade Donyak, EIM Dunk. Roee Many nearby residents ob- Keyport Honor Rol Board of Adjustment reserved jected to the application. Real SUSPENSION OROESED Mary ElcMer, Linda Estdle, decision Thursday after a five-1 KEYPORT-Georje D. Search, Hunt, Richard Huber, Dennis c«rolyn Fettz. David GoJditeln, estate brokers called as witness- TRENTON—The Dreyer Equip- hoar public hearing on a request high tchool principal, hat an-Jetfery, Karen Ludwig, Martin Joan Gilson, Debbie Golden, es by the objectors and the ap-ment Co., Freehold-Farmlngdale ot a zoning variance to permit nounced that 26S student! have Martinez, Claire Menzel. Mary Charlei Gorham, Patrick H»c- plicant disagreed whether the Rd., Ardena, has had ib dealer i private school on the former beea placed on the honor roll Nation, Margaret Oman, Lynne fcett, Philip Hetteeupeder, Mic- neighborhood would be down- registration certificates and li- Henderson estate at 104 Norwood for the third marking period. Ohleth, Helena Perski, Sandra hele Hagu, Rosemary Hena graded by use of the property cense plates suspended for 19 Tlie Undent* are: Fotosky, Linda Ruocco, Kenneth hane, Alice Hermans, Jacquelinel for a school. days for misuse of plates, acting Ninth grade, high honor-Adele Eothchild, Roy Schwartz, Helen Holds, Janice Holup, Charles The application was made in Seven Township residents who motor Vehicle Director Ned J. Bailey, Barbara Buhler, James TVynan, Linda Ward, Mary Wire, Heater, Loutae Infante, Barbara whalf of Russell G. Ranney, di- said they have had intimate ex- Parsekian has announced. The Doyle, Nancy Fedder, Dion Jill Wyan and Ruth Ann Yon-Jonei, Hel* Koos, Jeffery Jo- rector of the Ranney Private perience with the school at Rum-suspension was effective Tuesday Downi, Jamet Force, Janet Gold-*1L hansen, Barbara Leach, Kath- School and Ranney Reading In- son testified its expansion to and came following a hearing j'eJn, Daniel Hageman, Judy Honor - Janice Applegate, leen Leahy, Dorothy Letts. Glenn stitute, Rumson, who hopes to Ocean Township would be anas- here. Hooegger, Judith Hopler, Nancy Robert Bottger, James Beutel, Uughlin, Joseph Lawlor, Gllda establish a 12-grade school plant jMatfey, Pearl Meier, Lynn; on the estate. The 12-scre prop- Moench, Michelle Nice, Charles erty. Including a Urge mansion Moriarty, Linda Obuchowict, type home, a barn which would April Pedenen, Marlene Nison- become a gymnasium, and sev- ofl, Maryam NaU, Mary O'Mal- eral outbuildings, IJ now owned ley, Richard Olsen, Michael by Walter and Dorothy Cohen, Deal. Pente, Michael Pettyjohn, Dor- "The ducki in the park just loved the) bread othy Piscitelli, Barbara Podrac- Mr. Ranney*s school now ex- ky, Vicky PoUto, Mary Lou I gave them, Mom I" lends through the ninth grade, al Price, Barbara Provenzano, Rob- Rumson. The Rumson Board of Patricia Rowe, Opatosky, Diane Whinefield. Kai Adjustment earlier this year re- PRESCRIPTIONS Linda Sappah, Stephen Sosinskl, Thomenius, Barbara Waffenfeld, Luncheon jected his bid for a variance to Urida Selllck, George Smith, Robert Sean, allow expansion of his present J. Kridel's second floor Young Men's Shop has Alice Storms, Sheri Thieme, Russell Armstrong, site. r ch8el Bach, Beethoven and Brahms sweatshirts. • DRUGS Wayne Ste-I * Brown, Linda Barker, For WSCS Under Mr. Ranney1* plans, his Arlene Te- -'Henry De Polo, E. Di Giambat- BELFORD — A covered dish Rumson school would extend to t|sta, Eugene Dussich, Michael • COSMETICS Strouse. Carol luncheon was held in the Meth- Trahim, James Warren, Richard Fanning, Ellen Davis, Lucille odist Church by the Women's So- Kathleen Delia Pietro, Kathleen Farley, ciety of Christian Service last Betty Nicola Ferrante, Carole Fleck, Wednesday. Mrs. Dora Roop led Kathy Grigelulch, Gary Hember- devotions. honor — ger,, Adam Lewandoski, Paul Cgn.1 Porter, Mary McKeever, Dennis Some of the members attended the World Day of Prayer In the date, Christine Loparo, Olive Patrick, Richard Pyburn, William Baptist Church March 9. Mrs, Huguenin, Sandra Hunt, Jose Schaufler, Clarence Scheurman. Ernest Rutt and Mrs. Roop took navidlCarol Newbauer, Susan Ormerod, part in the program. Patricia Rlpley, Elaine Sembler, Jan Mrs. Ernest Elgrim reported on Lynn Turner, Bonnie Whitney, the attendance for the Christian Karen SteHle, Linda Vescl, Ar- Challenge Evangelism in the leen Smith, Jennifer Vlele, Al- church program held in St. Paul's bert Storms and Robert Williams. Methodist Church, Ocean Grove, Honor — Gall Bennett, Walter Eleventh grade, high honor —{ March 5. Attending were Mrs, EMUOMCr Audrey Barbar, Sue Frank, Don Aque, Jeffery Bottger, Patricia Pearl White, Mrs. Haiel Wood NIW CM MM Blazo, Mary Chinery, Ann Emm aid Kress, Spafford Lewis, Joy ward, Mrs. Raymond Meyer, Nlelson, Karen Sellick, John Mrs. Elgrim, Mrs. Roop and Mrs. NWCAR MW Ctt MtWCA Galettl, Joseph. Shayner, Woodrew Sullivan, Pe- Rutt. ADD A ROOM A MOM A Johnson, Joan Kite. Van Rixoort and Donna The annual spring meeting al- Thieme. ADDA ROOM ADD Langan, Marilyn Kirk, so will be held in St. Paul's MIDICAL BMttB Honor — Alexander Austin, Church, April 4. The theme will Wayne Beyer, Robert Bratsafol- be 'Church In the World.1 The MBICAL DCMNSB MtMCALgmNa Is, Betty Baylis, Elaine Baker, sixth assembly meeting will b TUITION •nimoM n TtHTl |William Chasey, Ned Crossley, held May IS, 16 and 17 in At TUITION tvmori Marlene Cohen, Nancy Diamond, lantic City. TumoH Twn Rosemarle Crescl, Amelia Gettls TAXB TAXB TAXB Hostesses at the next meetln, OS TAXB TAXB Jody Cullum, Ralph Foss, Dennis will be Mrs. Joseph Milko, Mrs" TAXIS TAXB TAXB Frase, George Harris, Laura George Smith, Mrs. Bessie Tar- TAXB TAXB Gillesple, Carl Henry, Susan now and Mrs. Ernest Rutt Iwire," William Jannarone, Theo- dore Lester, Patricia Hendryx, NAVY RECRUIT Joseph Maffey, Alan Meny, Geor- GREAT LAKES.I1I. - James gine Letts, Jo Ann Matthews, W. Rennlck, son of William J, Carol Mocci, Pam Ori, Carolyn Rennlck, 196 East Bergen PL Early Week Prices Strouse, LeRoy Stultz, Wayne Red Bank, began recruit training Smith, James Sllvestri, Eileen Feb. 21 at the Naval Training Suriano, Donald Walker, Michael Center here. Weeks, Joe Zuzchlk and Lynn Wade. 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RED IANK SH 7-MM Extra Gold Bond Stamp* — over 106 styles for all sires, oc- 25 wMi pMithan d • 10 MM* MUST 25 »Mh puichau of OIK pouad casion!. Misses, Half-Sire, Wom- LEMON CRUNCH LOAF MOOEN DAVID FRANKS en's Wardrobes. Send 35c. Red Monk Kegista Hl$ FUTURE Thmm Pay t H-0 tnti Iktmt, ted »-k, N. J. SUfr W&mmyM, Mddktow What's a Gkl Worth Established 1878 by Joha a Cook and Henry Clay THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher M28-U5I By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY I AMES J. HOGAN. Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. General Manager I came across a circular which says: "You can W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager rent a typist, stenographer, comptometer-operator or Member ol the Associated Presa other office worker for a day, a week or even longer." Th» AMocliUd Pttut U antttiad «xclustv«!7 Sincerelv. the intimate secretary disappears; there is a laborer EVZNTS OF YEARS AGO Catherine Scott. who is paid by the contractor who bills the boss. There From Tha Ragiittr'i Filn At last, the attack on economic illiteracy is getting Mrs. Robert Scott. into high gear. Each new move is sure to multiply into are also no lapses between one girl and another. The Hailet, accepted a position with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Thomp- more moves, multiply again. ABOUT DIABETICS contractor makes service continuous. But a middle 25 Years Ago the Peter Pan Bakery. son of Lincroft, celebrated their 14 East Washington Ave., man, a padrone, has stepped into the picture. , The formil opening of the Air golden wedding anniversary. They As of this day in March, 1962, we are a nation of Atlantic Highlands, N. J. port Inn on Shrewsbury Ave., Peter Lorre, Helen Wood, and were married on St. Patrick's economic illiteracy—and despite all the efforts of those To„ th„,e„ Editor, : The girl, of course, is dissatisfied, first because she Day, 18B7. near the Red Bank Airport was Ralph Morgan were playing in of us who care, the fact remains, as the CED puts it, Recently the medical profession knows that she is getting only a part of her wage; the held. a film, "Crack-Up," running at lost one of its great members, rest goes to the contractor. The employer, however, is the Carlton Theater. Harold Mount of the Freeholi that "the level of economic literacy of our nation's Dr. Elliott P. Joslin. His life A memorial window to Rev. area was awarded a free trip t youth remains abysmally low." Almost 90 per cent of was devoted to the study and paying the full amount. Secondly, the employer cannot A. A. McKay was.dedicated in A clam chowder sale was held Russia by the United Russian our citizens must rely on high schools for their eco treatment of diabetes. The Jos- ever establish a confidential relationship with such a the Rumion Presbyterian Church by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Workers Committee. lin Clinic in Boston, Mass., is a girl as I had, for instance, with a secretary who was Eatontown First Aid Squad. The nomics training but less than one-fourth of the nation's true memorial to this man. Some Jacob Bloom was elected Red squad hoped to purchase an am- 50 Years Ago. high school teachers are prepared to teach the subject. of our Monmouth County diabetic with me nearly 20 years before she died. The con- Bank fire; chief. Edward Mur bulance. Dr. Jeremiah E. Sayre was re- Only 18 states require even one college course in persons have profited personally tractor is the real boss and there is no telling how phy became first deputy chief appointed physician of Shrews- from association with Dr. Joslin, many girls he will provide in 20 years. Of course, some and Raymond W. Brower, second Miss Frieda Helfrich of West bury Township at an annual economics for certification to teach in the social and many of us have been helped deputy chief. Keansburg was the owner of salary of $200. sciences. Of those who go to college, only 25 per cent indirectly by him as a result of employers only use this form of contract labor for ex- new Ford car. take a single course in economics. his work. tras; but then extras have access to files, to Inter- Highlands adopted a borough Capt. Edward Burlew of Key Dr. Joslin prefaces "A Diabetic office correspondence and carbon copies and are come budget, in which total appropria port was carried out to sea by So great is the shortage of teachers that when a Manual," published in 1937, with tlpns were $217,246. The amount CARMICHAEL an ice floe on his sloop Lydia large Mid-western city decided to make economics a these words, "A knowledge of today, gone tomorrow. to be raised by taxes was $13,212. VanName. The sloop was picked required course in its high schools in 1960, it could his disease is a great asset to th...e. Is contract labor of this type permissible under up by an ocean liner and towed ow *» law a,nd does ; violate various fringe benefit laws? Rehearsals were in progress back to Sandy Hook. find only 17 qualified teachers—it needed 300. for the Red Bank High Schoo1 The goals for economic education are extra long can a diabetic live? That The question is whether this is a tax evasion gimmick •enior play, "Heart Trouble." John Farrcll, Jr. was ercctin ordinarily fuzzy; many efforts made by business and depends largely on his common or is it forced upon management as a measure to as- Fome of the players were Evelyn a large, sarage and blacksmit sense . . . Many of my diabetics sure officffi e efficiency? Wodehouse, Frank DeMarla, Wil shop on his Rumson property Jabor have been so obviously biased that the "educa- live longer with their disease liam Legg, Dorothy Douglass, The building was to be built n fon" has been worse than nothing. Study materials than the average individual would "Doctor, Nonsense! All Yoii Need It A Few Barbara Sopp, Albert Newman, cement blocks and located o textbooks and tests have been grossly inadequate. be expected to live at the same Marjorie Reckless, Anita Mai the main road near the trolle; age at which they (diabetics) ac- Chuckles" thews, John Stoble and Henry track. Enough. We've been graduating generation upon quired it." In a chapter dealing Hagerman. generation of Americans without the simplest analyti- with diabetic children, Dr. Joslin George M. Qunckenbush o cal tools of economic reasoning. declares, "I am beginning to Edward J. Leddy of Madison Little Silver, suffered sever measure their lives in decades /ve., purchased the Monmouth bruises on his face when a can o Now, though, the CED has put the pieces together of years and to see for myself Market. Monmouth St., from Paul tomatoes fell from a shelf i come up with a program, spent considerable money that thus far there is no limit to Zambrano and his brother. his store and hit him on the Jaw on research and offered us all a springboard from their duration of life." In the 25 years since that book George A. HoRan-of - Maple About 20 members of the BH which to step upward. Among its proposals are: was first published, physicians Ave. was appointed sales super- hemiiin Club wore pucsls of Ahi (1) At least one semester course devoted to eco- have acquired a still greater visor for zone eight of the nil Kridcl. son of Mr. and Mrs. Jaco nomics should be required at the end of the high knowledge of. nnd skill In treat- burner and fuel oil division of Kridel, at his home on F.a> ing, the condition known as the Standard Oil Co. of New Front SI. and Prosprcl Av.. e school years. diabetes. But what do we, the Jersey. Zone ei^lit included ter- Jnrob Kridel was elected nn h..:m. (2) Youngsters should be exposed to elementary laymen, know about this insidious ritory between South River and ornry member of the club. Oil notions of the division of labor, prices, the function yet detectable and controllable Beach, Haven. crs elected In membership wer disease? No matter how much Herbert Ciillinj-lon, Hnrol of profits, savings, investment—from the first grade physicians arc informed, they A chimney fire in Ihe home of Holmes, William Woollcy, Hnrr on. Arithmetic, geography, history offer superb op cannot help us unless we are Harry Collis, River Rd.. Rumson. Patterson, Amnry P. Oshon portunitics for introducing economic concepts. willing to help them. Children, was extinguished bv Fire Chief Charles Armstrong, A r t lui in particular, need us to start Ray Desmond and Police officer Smock, Joseph Bennett, Willian (3) The "College of the Air" course should be fol- them on the road to good health. Edmond Desmond. Predmorc Chnrlps Pnulsnn, .TJoh: 'owed by all teachers in the social sciences and unti True, symptom* are not to be Quinn and Elmer R. Mitchell letter textbooks arc written, the packet of study ma- treated as diagnosis. That Is the Several chickens were stolen task of the physician, not the from the home of Curtis J. Mayor Allen Reed of Highland: erial chosen by the experts can be used to introduce layman. We can, however, learn Walling, New Monmouth. was tnastmastcr at n suppe economics into the high schools. how and when to suspect diabetes nnd to take the proper steps to- IFTHEV Riven by the Ne-Wa-Sink (rib Often over the years, I've written that the danger Richard J. Dodger of Broad of Red Men In C. Mfl Johnson' ward treatment. Si., Red Bank, leased the Rum- . FOREK hotel nt that place. s we'll destroy our great system not deliberately but Is the child taller and heavier ion Inn from Karl Lent?. Mr. i ignorance of what we're doing. Perhaps this day ban thp for his Is Dodger had been Rssocialed with CAR (LO/\Toemied> (4) Your First Impression 1 (7) News »-.»- (1) N*ws Television Comeback set your mind at rest and con- ship tor the past 20 years, I learingj in Trenton on the Fair (7) Camouflage (I) family Living (11) Popeye (4) Sermoaette suit your doctor? If your child' 'Ould like to remind your readers laven borough measure and the By HAROLD STERN (11) Merry Mailman •:K- (7) Local News •:«•- (2) CoUtge ol the Air rotn being entertaining. There has developed diabetes, be ready at this proposal has only been ed Baak annexation measure. ire some vastly entertaining 1 :M— (2) Search for Tomorrow (7) Weather (4) Continental Alan Gilbert, a veteran of the to follow instructions. Above all ostponed and that if we are to ame shows on now. To Tell (4) Tiuth or *:»- (7) Sports Classroom radio and television quiz and do not permit the child, the neigh- irotect our property and inter- Ernest A. Arend was elected The Truth1 is fun. "The Price Is bors of yourself, to feel for a Consequences 1:30- (4) Local News (2) Sunrise Semester game show wars ("Break The its we must be constantly alert 'resident of the Red Bank Board ight,' for all the knocks against moment that the youngster hi "of j (5) Cartoons (7) Rescue 8 (4) Continental Bank, "Masquerade Party," nd make our sentiments known] I Health replacing Dr. James :, is a game you must play along this life a thing apart." (7) Make A F»c» (11) Yogi Bear Classroom "Keep Talking," etc.), turns up t the polls. McCaffrey, who resigned after Kith if you turn it on. I think (I) Favorite Story (4) Weather 7:N- (1) News once again as the producer of the Statistics show that the diabetic Again I want to express my holding thi position for many Window Shopping' is the sort of :tt- (J) Guiding Light •;4S_ (4) News (4) Today new ABC-TV game show "Win- child Is often of superior intel- thanks and I am sure I express ;ame that if you see It, you have ligence. He will learn early to (11) Rocky ft His Friends 7:10— (J) News 7:1*- (J) Call to Prayer dow Shopping," which premieres the .sentiments of those who :IS- (4) New (4) Whiplash 7:2*- (7) Morning Prayer play it. administer his own insulin and The seventh grade Athletics of Monday, April 2, (12; 30-1 p.m. would have been affected by this :0ft- (2) Bums and Alien (5) Bat Mastersoa 7:St— (S) Educational Film to watcb; his own diet. As Dr. he Red Bank Grammar School Mon-Fri). Not Far Intellectuals costly proposal. (7) Expedition: N. Y. (7) Early Bird Cartoons Joslin puts it, "to drive his three 'ere defeated by the Little Sil- (4) Dr. Hudson The (how, which was originally "None of these games appeals Sincerely,. (5) Cartoons - (8) Terrytoon Circus (2) Captain Kangaroo mischievous ponies that are er basketball five on the Red supposed to supplant the net- :o intellectuals," Alan Gilbert re- Eugene J. Duggan, Sr. (7) Day ID Court (11) News (5) Sandy Becker named Diet, Exercise- and In- Sank YMCA court On the win work's "Make A Face" in Janu- marked. "But intellectuals hava (I) Movie 7:15- (2) Local News (7) Tommy Seven sulin." Of course the diabetic ling team were Howard Roose- ary, finally does just that three ast sources of entertainment- CALLS IT "COMMUTERTnS" (II) Fun At One 7:10- (2) Weather fcH— (7) Little Rascals child Is much tempted to break relt, Percy Dowling. George Mill- months later. The emcee is Bob woks, art, plays,-music, etc. But • 101 Swimming River Rd,, !:2S— (5) News (U) Local News 1:453- (I) News aad Weather the rules. He may-even, etper ard, Douglas Parker and Ken- Kennedy, who'll probably become most people don't enjoy these New Shrewsbury, N. J. (7) News 7:15- Family come back to my original prem- wait to help him counteract the form. 1:4M>1) New Frontiers of (») Movie 1:25- (S) News ing on the air—it's no fun sitting There was over $10 million on ise, just because I don't Uka it cttnpUciUoni that may arise. New Shrewsbury Is suffering Science (11) Scott Island fcM- a) My Little MirgU around with a property that's leposit in Mosmouth County doesn't make it a bad form of This Is not the duty of the doctor tot as greatly from overcrowded 1:U- (I) News 8.-04- (2) Pete & Gladys s> (5) Topper been sold to a network which Mnfcs. ntertainment." alone. Parents must see to II schools and spirallng high taxes 2:00- (2) Password (4) National Velvet <»> Movie can't find a time for it—and feels that teachers, family, friends, and front a disease I would like (4) Jan Murray (5) Tightrope (2) Calendar 'Window Shopping" is not only Alan is particular^ bitter about Thomas Singleton of Everett 1 (he neighbors, are aware of the to calf "commuteritis," if I might (7) Jane Wyraan (11) Mike Hammer (4> Say When a good game, it's a game the the quiz show scandals. was the new watchman on Lewis situation and will co-operate. coin such a phrase. (II) Atomic Age Phyilc* 8:10— (2) Father Knows Best (J) Movie home viewer can play along with "What Irks me," he said, "Is nave seen instances In which The borough Is inhabited by a !. Thompson's Brookdale farm al 2:25- (4) News (4) Price is Right (7) Susie the studio' contestants. hat almost all of the guilty Lincroft, succeeding Walter Wein- scHooimates have firmly Insisted multitude of transients who di- 2:1*- (2) House Party (5) Peter Gunn 10:03—(U) Tell Me a Story The game, without going Into ;howi were good shows in their >erg who moved to New York. that a diabetic chum follow or- vide their non-sleeping hours be- (4) Loretta Young- (7) Rifleman 0:26-(H) Exploring Science detail, pits contestants against iwn right and didn't have to ders, while not excluding him tween their distant offices and Drama (II) I Search for 0:30- (2) I Love Lucy one another to see which of them ;heat." For the first time In the history from any of the normal fun and their homes. For them New (7) Seven Keys Adventure (4) Play Your Hunch if the Holmdel Church, the elders can unearth the largest number adventure of childhood. Shrewsbury is one big dormitory, (J) Star and Story 1:00— (I) Danny Thomas (7) Gale Storm Now that Huhbell' Robinson and deacons were elected by pop- of fact* contained in a large pic- M as someone so aptly has (11) School for Senior (4) Hollywood Melody II:4MH) Spotlight on Art ture. The winner of the game has rejoined CBS-TV as senior May T. while paying tribute ti ular vote of the congregation in itated "a place to hang rhei Citizens (4) 87th Precinct 0:55— (J) Mahalia Jackson then has a race with time to nee fice president In charge of pro- Dr. ioslio, and to Dr. Banlingj itead of being appointed by th< lats a couple of hours each day." 2:JJ- (5) News (5) Riverboat 11:00— (2) Video Village grams, gagsters in the business and Dr. Best who first made in lonsistory. William W, Antonidea how many prizes he can name Too many of the residents have ~ »- (2) Millionaire (7) Surfside 8 (4) Price It Right who've been watching his terri- iulin available, ask your readers and Charles H. Conover wen from a priie window. The trick disenfranchised themselves from (4) Young Dr. Malonej (11) Trackdown (7) Texan ble NBC series "Thriler" and to Inform themselves on this often elected elders and Dr. C. A. Pa here is that each prire must be their civic responsibilities and are mer and Arthur Smock, deacons, (5) Waterfront f:2»-Ti) Playback (9) Herb Sheldon identified with its proper label in '87th Precinct" are claiming he's neglected subject? Will they, bj renouncing their obligations of I:J9- (2) Andy Griffith (11) Journey Into Math Intelligent action, and working (7) Queen For A Day order to count. There are a few been secretly carried on die CBS citizenship. («) Movie (») Wonders of the Worl il:20-(U) Dimelo En Espanol closely with their doctors, safe- The residents of Naveslnk were other gimmicks, but basically payroll during his three-year ab- A few examples should illustrate (11) Civilitatlons of Asia (11) Men Into Space 11:23— (5) News guard their children and them- planning to give a homecomin,. that's it. I watched the "Window sence. His mission during that my point. We held a referendum hit- (2) Verdict Is Yours 10:00- (2) Hennesey 11:S»- (2) Clear Horizon Shopping" staff run through th period: sabotage NBC's program- sefves?: , party to Albert E. Snyder o o regionalize the Shrewsbury (4) Thriller (4) Concentration Westfeld, formerly of Naveslnk (4) Our Five Daughters game in their production oltice ming. Very sincerely yours, Township Schools, which probably (5) Medic (5) Manhunt (5) Romper Room Mildred L. Meinert. who was about to marry Mag and it seems to work smoothly. Well done, Hubbelll was the most Important refer- (7) Who Do You Trust (7) Ben Caiey (7) Yours For a Song (Mrs. H. S.) Chlm Chung Milo. Moon of Can "We think our rules are based Who said H» Can't Read? endum in recent years, yet a (11) Abbott and Costello (S) Best of The Post U:(M11) Exploring Science In case you don't read tha .' . Chairman, Jersey Shori mere 400 people were inclined to Ion, China. on common sense," Alan Gilbert 1S5- (2) News (11) Paris: The Cancer U:5S- (2) News book sections, that noted savant ' Diabetics Club. go out and vote,. Only about SOD1 told me, "and that our pictures 4:00-(2) Brighter Day Within and literary authority, Jack Psar, people voted on how much money are as clear as possible. Each o! (4) Make Room for 10:30— (2) I've Got a Secret is being quoted in tha ads for PRAISB FOR REGISTER the School Board should spend. (5) Cannonball our prire windows will have aonv Daddy Jack' Douglas' new book. "The Red Hill Rd., Attendance at School Board am (S) Movie MOVIE TIMETABLE sort of theme—ie: vacations, i (5) Divorce Hearing best piece ot comic literature in Middletown, N. J Borough Council meetings is fre- (7) First Lady's' Trip 11:00- (2) News RED BANK kitchen, etc. - and we're using To the Editor: merchandise prizes. Cash will be he last 20 yean," says Jack quently nil. Last year three (11) Laurel and Hardy (4) News Carlton—Majority of One 2:00; It l« the responsibility of used occasionally, but only as I Paar. If I didn't know that Doug- school board members were and Chuck (5) News 7:00; 9:40. newspaper to have as its primarj las was a funny fellow, I might elected without opposition. This l:tS— (I) American Bandstand (7) News can be applied to a speclfi aim the best interest of the are; HAZLET suspect that Paar, who at one is democracy? So- what, someone 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm (11) Best of Croucho theme in a window." which it serves. In the past fe' Loew's Drlve-In—Cartoons 7:00; point Insisted that Fidel Castro might very well say. •:8- (a) Mahalia Jackson 11:10- (2) Weather Network Supervision months, we have seen a typica Ben-Hur 7:10; 9:45. was a genial, misunderstood chap I am prompted to recall an ar- (II) Pinocchlo (4) Weather example of this type ot tervici I asked Alan to comment on a hadn't actually read every piece icle appearing in the Newai •:»- (2) Edge of Night (5) PM, Mike Wallace ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS In the case of the-Red Hill Roai report I had heard on the exten of comic literature published la Evening NeWs last year. It seem, (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12- (7) Weather Interchange Of the Garden Scat Atlantic—Tender is the Night of network supervision of Ram in a northern New Jersey corn- (9) Mr. District Attorney he last 20 years. Parkway.: 11: IS- (2) Movie 6:45; 9:10. shows since the scandals, He con munlty at election time a school (I) Looney Tunes (4) Jack Psar firmed the story that the quiz am Comic Comics Through the efforts o! you board candidate was languishing (11) Boio the Clown (7) Movie LONG BRANCH Marty Allen and Steve Rossi, newspaper and, in particular, thi game show area is atill so sen in jail for impairing the moral: 4:5»— (7) American Newatand ll:30-(H) News Baronet — Summer and Smoke i couple of funny guys both oa tireless efforts of Mr. Haroli sitlve that the network had some, of a young boy. This nincompoop (11) Aesop Cartoons U:40-(U) Movie 4:30; 10:00; Tender is the Night and off stage, have finally capit- Kelly,,the residents of Middli one permanently assigned to the also apparently had a habit o 4:55- (4) News 12:25— (9) Favorite Stories 2:00; 7:10. ulated to the relentless tide of town have been made aware flying a Nazis flag on Jewisr show. 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 12:40- (S) News recorded comedy. Their first al- all the implication of the proposed holidays, I would suppose If he ASBURY PARK "Ten minutes or to prior t (4) Kukla and Ollle 11:45- (5) Follow That Man bum, appropriately enough en- Interchange. had run In New Shrewsbury, hi Lyric—The Outsider 8:30. |showtime," Alan noted, "eacl (5) Felix and Diver bar (7) Evening Prayer titled "Hello, Derel" (after Al- In Middletown we have a greal might very well be sitting on contestant Is required to sign a: (7) I Married Joan W:55— (2) Movie Mayfalr - Walk on the Wild len's persistent catch phrase) has many residents, who commute the board as far fetched as thi affidavit that no chicanery ha: (II) Dick Tracy 1:00- (4) News Side 2:40; 7:00; 10:39; All In Just been released by ABC-Para- the city, and must depend sole] might seem. Or—an individual MERMAN SINOS - Musical been committed. From that poinl 5:05- (4) Movis 1:65- (4) 13th Hour a Night's Work 9:00. mount. I admit, they break me on your newspaper for inform could have run who was opposed comedy star Ittitl Merman, until he actually goes on the ai S:25—(11) Rocky and Hll 1:15- (5) News St. James-King of Kings 8:30. tion of local importance. It to public education. WhOM vibrant vale* and hap- the contestant is isolated. And, up. Incidentally, If you haven't py styl* titv* enriched *aoh of Friends 1:20— (0) Almanac Newtreel yet been exposed to their zany . only, through your paper that tin h«r 11 Broadway show nits, I:M- (2) Movie 1:25- (8) News and Weather MOVTCL/MR of course, we must be absolute true'faets have been brought Very truly yours, brand of humor and don't want will b« Bob Hope's ju«st on (7) Highway Patrol 1:15- (4) Sermonette Clalrldge—Search for Paradise ly certain that no Contestant i the' public's attention, so that th< H. P. Schlander. 8:00. to take a chance on getting the th* stason'a fourth special (9) Movie 1:35- (2) News0 even remotely involved with any Interests of the residents rathi -Bob Hops Show" on NBC-TV album, the "Hello, Dere-devlls" (II) Three Stooges 2:40— (2) Give Us This Day PRINCETON |one connected with the show." than (he personal interests of Thursday, March 22. will let you sample their wares Theater McCarler—(Live Performance) Alan feels that with alt thi on tomorrow night's Garry Moore Boxscore tion about any TV program Merchant of Venice 1:00. hours TV has to fill and with th Show on CBS-TV. Then get the Press said: "Despite all its live! actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, limited forms of entertainment album! NEW YORK (AP) - The criti 'vigor, it is a show that nevei TV Key c/o this paper.) EDISON available, games will return t< cal verdictdi s on show arrivals goes anywhere." Mcnlo Park Clnema-Cergeantj television In force. SEMINAR SLATED this week: With lyrics and music by Ricti Not a beginning gardener bj 3 2:00; 4:50; 7:19; 9:10. "Aside from news and sports,' "No Strings," musical at thi ard Rodgers, and book by Sam • NEPTUNE - Gerald J. Vtn OATBOWN V» r.M.-M0V« >1 7

Question—What w»» (he name of the film that starred Joan ST. JAMES Crawford as a girl who danced In a circus show and got In- POPULAR PRICES MARINE VIEW Hurry! Last 2 Days NO RESERVE SEATS volved in the politics of a smalt southern town. Who played the SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION evil fat man who tried to de- AStor/oMnoOrbL. stroy her?—Mrs. V. L., New tholnnointioarf "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" Britain, Conn. HkSboh* Answer—The movie was "Fla- Vot*. mingo Road" and the plot was MAIN OFFICE ^KjBk BRANCH OFFICE FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL: 874 HIGHWAY 3S pBJkW, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS typical of most Joan Crawford movies. Zachary Scott and David CO 4-2222 SH 1-0285 (FIVE CORNERS) ^AjnfiRfflK 33 FIRST AVENUI Brian were both In love with Crawford and the late Sydney PR 4-2727 MIDDLETOWN *JM||l£ ,ft A,AA Greenstreet was the rotund men ace. ASBURY PARK - N. Y. TRANSIT OS 1-2400 ^W^ 291-0100 UNDER ROLLO MANAOEMENT Further Theatre Information Coll SH 1-940C (For an answer to your ques- DENNIS THE MENACE fcy HANK KETCHAM tad Council ThwKUy night ttoi noa& mouy hMSbeeo ear- B££> BANK KEGiSTEB Starts Tonight Committees ^o Objection Sever*! refUeats- vpgtsvnA in\marfced for road purpose. He] Marci 19/1562 setfc toformtti b,tfa to>|parted out that it U impossible et, but no objection* were rafted. to fcretetl weather eanditioM for meat for the 196243 tebooi year. Appointed leard, 1962 Gregory Leauikt^of 4» C«Ur fbt coming year tad *stinuii* tbe The remainder will be raised aeit Ave., Democratic candidate for effect on roads. year, along with hatf of the re- For Board Budget OKd mayor, asked Whether the $38,000 The budget represents an in- quirement for 1963-M. .; ' allotted for road repair and main- crease of $102,781 over last year, KEANSBURG — Committees WEST LC&G BRANCH - A tenance would be adequate in flue largely to the borough's for the year were appointed by lunicipal budget calling for an view of the recent storm. 9166.921 share in Shore Regional It adds up! More and more Mrs. Margaret Boyle, Keansburg verall tax levy of $905,679.12, of High School, which is slated to people use The Register ad» each Board of Education president, at J. Russell Woolley, borouggh fhich $97,230.65 is for rtunlcipal clerk, said that with an pe61n1 in September. issue because result* come fas- meeting last night in the pub- added OP ter.—Advertisement. lic school, urposes, was adopted by Mayor $4,050 in state aid, It is hoped The figure is half the require- Committee chairmen named were: Charles Gee, building and A DIRECTORY OF grounds and school planning (ele- mentary and high school level;) John J. Ryan, finance commit- tee .and urban renewal represent and ative; Douglas Foulks, purchas- ing; George Johnson, cafeteria; Mrs. Evelyn Carluccio, teachers \ HANDY GUIDE FOR THE THINGS YOU NEED OFFERED BY RELIABLE BUSINESSES and maintenance (school building and school grounds); Jeremiah Dr. J. Harold 'mooing J. Wilson, insurance, transporta- DO YOU HAVE ion and policy committees; Har- RED BANK — Dr. .T Harold old Lovett, athletic committee. KITCHENS Thomas is the guest speaker to- SHREWSBURY In other business, the proce- night through Sunday at the SHOES dure for closing school due to in- SEA-POOD PROBLEMS hurch of Christ, 10 Riverside clement weather was again dis- Ave., for a series of Bible les- cussed. MARKET by ad meant call sons on the theme of "Christian Parents were urged to listen to rowth." Fnmfsh Your • uutan mm for radio station WOR or WJLK be. • O»lom IntelM • Ctut Florence Brown, De Witt Ave., OF EVERY DESCRIPTION to be built on Eagle Rock Ave April IS to Sept. 15 Mondays Lo Zobal Sea Skiff• Asbury Park, charged with near Beasley St. in West Orange Dear George: through Fridays from 5 to 9 p.m 1 CA 2-2100 1 [• Large Selection of stealing $210 worth of woman's Rental will be $13,800 annual!; My husband is so silly. 1 bough and all day Saturdays. Grossinger & Heliet and children's clothing from for 20 years, with four five-yea i new dress to go to a very The leagues were also granted Broad and Mechanic SH. Reconditioned Bo4t Bamberger's and Montgomery'renewafoptions. special party. The neckline was Jordan Printing SERVICE use of the west side court at the Open 7 Dtyi a Week » bit low but certainly not too Red Bank, N. J. INC. I school play area Saturday and Ml arartmr, Weil Loot HruA I much so, and yet he raised the Sunday afternoons for the newly SHadygide 1-2100 roof—ho actually made me have formed Roller Hockey League. t altered. Can you imagine that The question of special coach And yet I notice he certainly es for Interscholastic Activities Using Check-Loan for seems to like that sort of dress was discussed. CIRCLE ISWW- ivhen other women have them on. In the future separate coptracts Your Car I CHEVRON! HEATING OIL | catch him staring all the time. will be offered for each activity. UON'S making improvements, What do you think of a man like It was stated that the primary Is Like that? problem Is the fact that no in SAMS STOP IN TODAY AND Evie terscholastic track conference THE MOpERN FUEL SEE THE FINEST buying a car Dear Evie: has been scheduled for the pres- DAY Your Face! What do I think of a man like ent year. SELECTION OP "OK" that? I think your husband is in The Athletic Committee was in- SERVICE USED CARS DIXON It Should Be structed to contact boards of ed- need of professional help. Have IN THE AREA or powerboat him send for my pamphlet: ucation in the Bayshore area In AT OUR CALL OFFICE OIL. COMPANY Washed al Least j-Mll 'How to Stare at Women With- an attempt to form an Interscho- Once* Wetkl out Your Wife Catching You." lastic Conference for track for ON ••"•"• 1962-63. • Dry Cleaning First, arrange for your Check-Loan Account at Free- Dear George: The secretary was Instructed SHadyside 1-7250 to send a letter to the Keansburg • Shirts The neighbors are always com- Radio Dispatched Trucks BUTCH'S hold's Finr National. This fulUemee Bank will put plaining aljout the noise our dogborough manager and the chair- • Rafwork makes when we wash him. He man of the Borough Urban Re up to $2,400 in your Check-Loan Account for you Provide 24-Hour Service CAR WASH always starts barking and yelp- newal Committee notifying them •4-76 WHITE STREET that Mr. Ryan, Mr. Foulks and NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. to use without any further approval, in any amounts, Ing when the machine goes Into | PEARL ST. RED BANK the spin-dry cycle. What do youMrs. Carluccio will represent the RED BANK OPP. 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SECTION TWO MONDAY, MARCH 19. 1962 "c PER COPY Congress' Week Ahead Anti-Poll Tax Tops Agenda Legislature Tackles

WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate rhen a Senate armed services for faster development of the 2,- leaders hoped today for an early subcommittee starts an inquiry 000-mile-an-hour bomber, which vote on an anti-poll tax measure, nto the nation's huge stockpile the Air Force lias rechristened. Storm Aid Problem while the House was getting set if strategic materials. the RS70, for "reconnaissance (or showdowns on the B70 bomb- The House had only routine strike" plane.- ' TRENTON (AP) — A package of proposals to raise "much in excess of er program and tax reform. bills on its agenda today, but to- The administration is opposing $10 million" for repairs to storm-crippled Jersey shore area was to go before Vinson's move on the ground that The Senate picks up where it morrow it is slated to take up a the state Legislature today. left off last week, with southern bill authorizing $13 billion for by the time the plane could be toes battling against a proposed. weapons construction—including combat ready, it would have Senators and assemblymen returning to their desks after a month's recess, constitutional amendment to abol- $491 million for a stepped-up B70 teen made Obsolete by the na- were facing a heavy agenda. ish the poll tax as a requirement bomber program. tions growing armada of mis- siles. Gov. Richard J. Hughes announced Saturday he would seek emergency (or voting in federal elections. Chairman Carl Vinson, D-Ga., Can't Force It approval of these proposals: Once the Senate disposes of of the House Armed Services this issue, it probably will tackle Committee, is leading the fight Two members of the Senate A 30-day extension of Armed Services Committee- President Kennedy's request for the state's 150-day horse Sens. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., authority to buy half of a $200- and Henry M. Jackson, D-Wash acing season. million UN bond issue to help fi- Today In —agreed yesterday there was no nance peace-keeping operations Red Cross Assist A change in the inherl- Washington way Congress could force the ad- In the Congo and the Middle ance tax law to increase By The Associated Press ministration to build more B70s East. than it wanted to. County Chapter 'Expect 3,500 revenues. Supreme Court meets to an- SEARCH CREW BRIEFED — Capt. C. R. Hahn, center, Administration lieutenants are Goldwater did not directly en- A special appropriation of $2.5 reportedly trying to nail down aounce decisions and hand down briefs « search crew at Clark Air Force Base, Manila, wders. dorse the" proposed H9I-million To Help Rebuild Applications For million for matching grants to the votes necessary fop[approval appropriation, but be said he just prior to their departure March 17 for the area in municipalities and counties stung of the plan, even in the limited SENATE would favor it if it was needed the western Pacific where the air and surface search by the storm. form recommended by the Sen' Continues debate on anti-poll to get the. plane in the air this Damaged Homes Aid to Families Sens. Charles W. Sandman Jr., ate Foreign Relations Commit- ax legislation. year. Jackson said he did not continues for a Super-Constellation plane. The plane, SHREWSBURY - The Red WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) - R-Cape May, and Frank S. Far- tee. Foreign Relations Committee favor full-scale production be- piloted by Capt. Gregory P. Thomas of Red Bank and Cross has committed itself to George C. Myers, director of ley, R-Atlantic, also announced The scrap over the anti-poll considers bill which would en- fore the Senate committee could American Red Cross disaster op- they would introduce a bill to tax amendment is regarded as large Peace Corps. with 107 penoni aboard, is believed down between aid properly owners unable to examine the issues and deter- erations, said today his organiza- raise the state appropriation for preliminary to a full-scale civil HOUSE Guam and the Philippines. The military charter trans- finance reconstruction of their mine the wisest course. tion would start rehabilitation beach erosion aid from $1 million rights battle In the Senate next storm-damaged homes. Meets at noon. Later in the week, the House port plane was enroute to Manila from Travis Air Farce and refurbishing planning this to $5 million. month sparked by a bill to ban Foreign Affairs Committee con- plans to take up a major tax re- Everett Rudloff, Monmouth week with persons affected by Flood Insurance any literacy test other than a Base, Calif. (AP Wirephoto) siders foreign aid bill. vision bill providing business tax County Red Cross chairman, said the recent Atlantic storm. A resolution asking Congress sixth grade education for voters Ways and Means Committee concessions designed to spur the agency would help repair or "After 12 days of working with to implement a six-year-old law In federal elections. insiders trade expansion meas- plant modernization and tighten- rebuild houses if the owners can thousands of families In the em- providing federal support for Hearing Set ing of various loopholes. not pay for the work. ergency phase of Red Cross dis- flood insurance was expected to Suspect Thomas' Case workers will investigate go before the legislators along The Senate constitutional rights aster relief," he said, "we are each application for assistance. now moving into the rehabilita- wilh a bill setting up a stats subcommittee, headed by Sen flood zoning program. The zon- The offer applies only to per- tion phase in which we will be Sam J. Ervin, Jr., D-NC, fs to ing plan is one of the require- start hearings on the measure to- manent shore residents, Mr. Rud-repairing and rebuilding homes Plane Sabotaged loff stated. Owners would be ments in the federal flood In- and in providing furniture and morrow. Ervin has called the bil surance law. "unconstitutional on its face." MANILA (AP) — A report of The Super-Constellation was expected to contribute any in- household necessities where they surance benefits toward meeting Congress never appropriated Another major set of hearings mysterious flash of light in the last heard from about 10:30 p.m. are needed." the costs of the work, he said. any money to put the flood in- will get under way Wednesday sky increased suspicion today Thursday, 270 miles west of He said the Red Cross would Guam, and gave no hint of any- The Red Cross also will buy also provide medical care and surance plan into effect white that the American chartered mil- thing amiss. cars for men who need private make awards to help re-establish the New Jersey Legislature failed itary transport plane which van- to pass a zoning bill that was The tanker reported sighting transportation to and from their one-family businesses. ished five nights ago blew up drawn up after the 1955 flood. 9 Killed the light about 550 miles west places of work, Mr. Rudloff said. Myers said about 1,800 families and was possibly sabotaged, In addition, the agency will aid have applied for help In rebuild The two major proposals deal of Guam and said "this was fol- wilh the horse racing season and U.S. officials said a "bright the "very small businessmen" ing their homes. He said he ex- lowed by two falling red lights the inheritance tax. light strong enough to light" a who need funds to re-establish pects the figure to eventually In State described as one dropping fast Hughes said a decrease tn ex- ship's decks was sighted by a their businesses. reach 3,500. and one dropping slow." emptions and an Increase In rates Liberian tanker in the Western A widespread air-sea search could bring in an extra M mil- Accidents Pacific along the scheduled route has failed to turn up a single lion from Inheritance taxes tho of the missing Flying Tiger Su- clue. first year and $10 million each per-Constellation bound for South By the Associated Press "Five partially submerged ob- succeeding year. VJet Nam with 107 persons jects - found floating along the | Hughes, after meeting with Nine persons were killed i iboard. Capt. Gregory P. New Jersey route the airliner was scheduled racing officials for three hours week-end accidents In New Jer- Thomas of Red Bank, N. J., was to follow turned out to be a 120- Saturday, said he believed 30 sey—eight in traffic and one ii its pilot. fire. foot long tree trunk. more racing days could bring in A spokesman at rescue head- (7 million to $9 million more this The victims: | Gen. Theodore R. Mil- News Briefs quarters in Guam said, "With the ton, commander of the 13th Air year. East Brunswick — Two New search in its fourth day, more By Th» AssncUtcd Press Force, said although the chances Earlier estimates had pegged Yorkers were struck and killed credence is given to the possi for finding survivors "are cer- WASHINGTON-A task force Lawrence St., Hlllsdalc, died al the increase at J5 million to J6 by-a car on a shoulder of Rt. V bility that the tanker may have tainly not bright, our crews will will be dispatched by the Interior the scene. Robert Dathright, 18, million. early Sunday. The victims were seen the missing aircraft explode continue to make every effort Department to help New Jersey ot 25 Steuben Ave., Westwood, May Up Take* Jofci Robertson. 38, «t»545- Hud- in flight." son St., and Anne Brodks Craw- ARE THE WAVESiWRQNG7 4 Thi. is the official teal al long as there Is any hope at and four other Atlantic coast died in Good Samaritan Hospital, The governor indicated he was An official of the Flying Ti- ford Hambleton, 24, ol 18 Per- all." states plan protection against fu- Suffern, N. Y. Three others were considering a temporary in- of th« new Raritan Township High School. Trie school ger line, which operated the crease in the parimuluel tax rate ry St. For the first time, no planes ture storms. James K. Carr, act- injured. Police identified them plane, said if investigation re- as well as a permanent extension Robertson, Miss Hambletoi board adopted it Friday night, but board member Robert were dispatched from the Philip- ing secretary ot the interior, said as George Hogecamp. 17, ol 407 veals the plane blew up, it would of the racing season. •nd three other New Yorker Morris commented that he'd like to tee wares under pines to search through the Saturday the Interior Department Center Ave., Westwood; Marcia strengthen previous suspicions of all connected with the theater night. A spokesman said the pur- is contacting governors of the Gordon, 17, of Pine Like Dr., Members of the state Racing ship changed before engraving. Hs lays ship "it going sabotage. were driving to New York after pose was to conserve units for five states to offer assistance in Washington Township, and Bar- Commission and track official! in one direction end the waves in another." Other studied the governor's proposals attending a play at Princeton Frank B. Lynpff, executive another maximum effort tomor co-ordinating state and federal bara Falla, 17, of 76 Lincoln Rd., efforts in the study of future pro- Emerson, over the week-end. They stopped on a shoulder anc symbols on seal are Liberty Bell, a ploughshare and vice president in charge of op- row. the two got out to Investigate Lenape Indian (the tribe once lived in Raritanl. erations, said experts consider tection and the possibility of put- Hughes said the racing exten- noise from one of the wheels. it impossible for a violent ex- ting some beach areas under pub- LODI—Detective Frank Aver- sion and Inheritance tax changes would give the state "much in Police said a car driven b; plosion to occur about its Su- lic ownership. "We are sending so and » representative of the excess of $10 million" this year Dorothy Kozel, 25, of 21 Mapl per-Constellations under normal Feeney Gets our best technical experts in the Bergen County prosecutor's of- to provide relief to the shore St., New Brunswick, came alon; conditions. fields of recreations resources, fice plan to go to Miami, Fla., Graduations are Out fish and wildlife and park lands area. the shoulder, struck Robertsoi "So far as blowing completely lo question a (avern owner and Miss Hableton and ripped apart," he said, "there's nothing Suspended to give every assistance possible sought for tho (laying of his The bulk of the additional rac- door off of their car. that powerful aboard; the fuel to the states," he said. brother. Police Chief Philip ing days would probably be at Garden State race track, he said. Dover Township — R. For Eighth Graders tanks just don't go off like that." Wcgenti said Peter Adanw, 38, The Racing Commission and the Thompson, 28, of Bay Ave., Man Lynott said he was sure "some- Sentence "wASHINGTON-An Immediate of 50 Mlllbank St., has surren- race tracks would work out the ! RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - In the night established a new policy thing violent must have hap- RUTLAND. Vt. (AP) - For- study to determine whether zon- dered to Miami police. A war- ariawkin, a correction.officer a distribution among themselves, future, students in this township There will be no more eight pened." however, because of the ing should be adopted along the the Ocean County fail in Tom mer Patrolman James L. Feen rant for his arrest had been the governor added. grade graduation exercises, bui failure of the plane to radio it storm-prone East coast has been River, was killed Sunday when who successfully complete their ey, 40, of Long Branch, N, J., Issued here after his brother, Freehold his car struck a bridge on take- eighth grade work will be passed only a simple commencemen was having trouble. suggested. Sen. Clinton P. An- Anthony Adamo, 42, of 44 Ad received a suspended 12 to 15- He said some arrangements hurst Rd. Police said Thompson service within the schools, durin The tanker T. L. Linzen said it derson, D-N. Mcx., urged the study dlson PI., Clifton, died Salur to the ninth grade (high school), were being made at the Free- was heading west when his cai the daytime. sighted the bright light in the month sentence in Special Ses- in a letter Saturday to Secretary day from a gunshot wound in but that's all. They will not be hold track, the state's only har- crossed into the eastbound lane This means, the board pointec sion of Rutland County Court for of the Interior Stewart L. Udall. (he stomach, Police said the "graduated" from the eighth sky early Friday morning—about ness racing track. hit a small bridge over a stream out, there will be "no caps an 90 minutes after the transport perjured testimony given at the Anderson wrote: "I would like brothers apparently had an grade, at least not the way it's gowns" until students are grad Two Camden officials have pro- caromed off and came to resi took off from Guam. to see ... a study of disasters argument Friday In the Riviera oeen in the past. . - - - murder trial of Jeffrey Peter Al tested increasing the 50-day rac- 150 feet down theToad. Thomp uated from high school. on the Eastern shore In the past Bar oh Rt. 48, owned by Peter, drich last summer. ing season already allotted to son was alone in the car. The Board of Education Friday Finishing grade school (the few years, either as a result of because an entertainer at (he high tides or storms, to help de- Garden State Park, just east of Kenilworth — Three men diec eighth grade) should mean the be- Autos Banned Former Attorney General tavern had been attentive (o termine whether reconstruction Camden. Sunday In a two-car collision or ginning, not the end, of education, Thomas M. Debevolse, prosecu Anthony's wife. Anthony was For Students of permanent homes and facili- Stato Sen. Joseph W. Cowgill, the Camden State Parkway. Thi several board members declares tor at the murder trial, told Su- a former regional director o! 7 Area Girls ties should be encouraged or dis- D-Camden, Senate minority lead- dead were the driver of one o —thus the reason for a slrnpl RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP -Stu- perior Judge F. Ray Keyser that (he United Paperworkers. commencement rather than dents who attend the new high while Feeney is not "psychotic couraged in the area, whether or er, said "If they propose putting the cars, John Conochan Jr., 39 not there should be tidal area these extra days in Camden, they of 137 Worth St.. Iselin, and twt Capped At graduation service. school here, to open next he is suffering from extreme ner- The board also believes that September, will have to use vousness which leads him to zoning which wouU prevent un- CAMDEN — The nuclear-pow have me to fight." Camden May- passengers. Powell JReeves, 40 wise reconstruction In the danger cred submarine Pollack, sixth ol or Alfred R. Pierce said the of the Fitzgerald Motel, Avene by not "graduating" students their legs for more than just make up stories ... in order to St. Vincent's from the eighth grade, there wil pushing a gas accelerator. impress people with his work." zone, and whether or not it would her class to be built by the Unit feeling locally was that an ex- and Walter Walsh, about 40, be wise public policy to establish ed States, has been launchei tension of the racing season 152 Cabinet St., Newark. be fewer pupil drop-outs, a The Board of Education Fri- At the murder trial Feeney In NEW YORK-Seven girls from public facilities along (his stretch complete with crew, Usually th would be "detrimental to the age 16, because no student ca day night. In an Informal ex- Tho other car was driven by the Red Bank, N. J., area were Iroduced certain arrest records. of the coast in advance of un- crew goes aboard at a Intel community, which feels that too say he has "graduated" from pression of opinion, Indicated Vincent Buonn, 31, of Orange. "capped" yesterday after com Under questioning he admitted wise private reconstruction of stage. ~ But when the Pollack much racing can do » great deal anything. that students will not be per- Buono was reported in fair con- pleting probationary periods at his testimony was false and that permanent facilities." slipped into the Delaware Rivei of damage." mitted to drive cars to school. ditinn at Elizabeth General Hos- the School of Nursing in St. Vin (he records had been forged. Saturday, the officers and me The mayor said Camden bank pital. cent's Hospital. R. Thomas Jannaronc, school The records concerned Aid- James Boutsikaris, Driver Hurt who will man the sub were o executives already are complain- Newark Receiving the caps were Misses superintendent, said he Is rich's natural mother. MORRIS TOWNSHIP - Dog the deck. The submarine wn ing about delinquency in loan 41. of 75 Boylan St., was fatally Kathleen Kelly, Llncroft; Mary strongly against such use of Young Aldrich was 17 at the tags, a trademark of U.S. serv- launched by Mrs. John O. Pas- payments during the racing sea- Injured in a'two-car collision al icemen, may find their way Lu Soden, River Plaza; Jo Ellen In Accident cars. He said a national In- time he was charged with the lore, wife of the senior Dem son and the Camden Merchants Lyons Ave. and Fabyan PI. early surance company survey shows Into this community's school Sheils, Rumson; Diane Mancini, HOWELL TOWNSHIP -Fre knife slaying of his adoptive ocratic senator from Rhod Association is "strongly opposed" Saturday. He died two hours aft- a correlation between students system. The board of educa- Cliffwood; Susan Garvey, Wana Sewatch. 34. of Alexander Rd mother, Mrs. Hazel Aldrich. 39. Island. to an extension. er the accident while undergoing massa: Joan Farley, Allcnhurst, who bring cars to school and in January of 1961. He was found tion says It Is considering a Turning to other legislation, surgery at Beth Israel Hospital Lakewood, was admitted to Pau Parent - Teacher Association and Marianne Loughran, Spring Kimball Hospital, with a frac bad grades. innocent by reason of insanity Sandman said he would press The driver of the car in which suggestion to equip the 1,950 SECAUCUS-Hoboken Patrol- Lake. tured skull and passible broke Board president Robert J. and now is confined to a state for pnssape of a bill to post- Boutsikaris was riding and an- students with laminated card- man Michael Lisa, 37. took his legs after the car he was drivin, Corbliss added wryly, with a hospital at Waterbury. pone the adoption of the state's other passenger, as well as the The ceremony took place in board tags. They would be pat- own life today by firing two struck a tree on Alexander Rd. grin: "I suppose you folks new property tax law tor one driver of the second car, were St. Joseph's Catholic Church for Judge Keyser placed Feeney on terned after the metal identifi- bullets into his head In the bed- in this township last night at 8:30 have noticed that the high probation with the stipulation he venr. The law will go Into ef- hospitalized. the class of 183 students. Rev. cation tags worn by service- room of his home at 817 17th William T. Wood, Jesuit, de- Trooper Edward Wilke, who in school construction plans do continue out-palien. treatment. fect May 1 unless the lawmak- Warren Township — Clemon men. The lags would contain St., police said. Pulrolman livered the address. vestigated, said Mr. Wilke ha< not Include a atudent parking He told Feeney: "We hope your ers postpone it, as they did last C Sidney, 32, of Highland Park, the name of (he pupil, his par- William Kosky said Lisa ap- not been questioned due to hi lot." exnerience here will serve as a year. was killed early Saturday when Rev. John P. Fitzgerald, a ents, a close relative and a parently shot himself once nnd condition and the cause of 111 Board members nodded in lesson that the truth must always Hughes has asked for a deci- his" car ran offf MMt . BthBethell Rd chaplain at St. Vincent's and ad- neighbor. They would alsn list then fired his 38-caliber revol- accident has not been determined, agreement. be mid." phone numbers, blootl types ver four more times as he fell, sion on tho poslponement so In this Somerset Counly com viser to the class, as well as state and local tax officials can muniiy and struck a tree. jits religion teacher, officiated. and other medical information. lisa's wife, Margaret, told po- lice she ran Into the hedroom plan their work. Orance Mrs. Johnny Mae file day before he led the class A member of the PTA said the Miswhig Trawler Helurns when she heard (lie shots, but Archie, 38, of R5 Orchard St..ji the St. Patrick's Day parade lags would be placed on pegs n l.Un ordered her out. Kosky burned' to' death Friday night there. In (he classroom to be worn 9 Raid Lisa then reloaded the Charged With when a kerosene lamp apparently| following the capping, open during civil defense drills or in emergencies. weapon and fired the fatal bul- lRnilfd her clothe*, police said. house was he|d a| lh(. sdino| of '14 Days on a Roller Coaster Careless Driving let into his right (cmple. She was found unconscious in Nursing. Dinner at the Stntler POINT PLEASAtfT (AP) — "It 11 men aboard, left port here the home port, Its food supply was LHTLE SILVER-Richard Ely. the back yard of her home with Hotel finished off the day's activ- 17. of 49 Nurth Park Ave., was like riding a roller coaster same day as the Jenny. The down to three potatoes. MIDDLIiTOWN, N. Y.-A traf- severe burns. ities. Shrewsbury, escaped injury early for 24 hours a day, 14 days," said Coast Guard abandoned the Anderson, 62, said the vessel fic accident claimed the life of PIIII.ADliI.PHIA — The sea- a 9-year-okl New Jersey clrl Sat- son's hie storm caused nn esti- yesterday when liis car hit a tele- 6 KILLED IN CRASH Tennis Anderson, captain of the search for them last week. had drifted nearly 200 miles. "We were out there fishing when the urday. Police Identified the vic- mated $110 million In damage to phone pole, felled a sit;n. crashed CIIII.UWACK, B. C. (AP) - CRASH CORRECTION fishing trawler Jenny, Ruins of n fourth trawler, the storm started up," he snkl. "We tim as F.va Marilyn Soknler, a public facilities in New Jersey, through a fence nnd ripped down Six people were killed In a car- RED BANK — A car driven by Mcta and Margaret, were washed The 68-foot vessel limped Into just turned off the engines and passenger In a car driven by her Maryland, Delaware ami Virginiu,'u hodco on Kumson Ril. truck collision on a Trans-Cnnsda Mrs. Arlene Eggimann, 28, of ashore Friday nead the Kill Devil port Saturday after being adrift drifted." father, Saul, Cedar Grove. The reports Warren 1'. Plu-liin, Police Chief James W. Fix said Highway bridge 10 miles west of 181 Osborne Ave.,. Navesink, for 14 days. The Jenny and its Kills, N. C, Lightship Station. It Ely was driving north on Seven He said crew members reported child's parents and 6-year-old sis- gional adminlslrnliir nf the Hous- here-lnst night. ;iruck the rear of a car driven four-man crew left March 4, one had sailed from Wildwood just Hrldgr Rd. at nbout 50 miles an seeing the Snnya once, at Five ter were injured. ing nnd Home Finance Acency. Police said Hie victims were by Louis A. Riozzl, 29, ol 110 day before the season's worst before the storm with a crew of hour aancl failed to stop at the Fathom Shoals off the coast near The estimate does not include •monR eight passengers in the Garfield Ct., Long Branch, on storm Attacked the Atlantic four. Piecen of wreckage were Wildwood. MONSEY, N. Y.-An auto run -laninne to private property. I'Vil-intersection with Rumson Rd. Hit car. They withheld the names of Shrewsbury Ave., near West coast. found by a bench patrol and iden- 1 "The shoals nrc pretty dan- off n rnad nnd hit a tree lure era! aid to repair public- fncilitieSicur ran onlo tin property of Bfn- the deail, hrlicved to be membm liergen PL, Inst Thursday. A tified by the craft's owner, jnmin Crate, Chief Fix said. Still missing arc Iwn olhrr Jer- gernu.i. Maybe the Sonya en- last nielli, killing two Now .lor- was assured when President Ken- of one family. story In Friday's Register In- Johanleg firoon nf Wildwood. Patrolman David Clapp charged correctly reported Mr. Rioui's sey trawlers, the .Sonya and countered trouble there," Ander- sry youths. Police said Itrinn nedy declared portion's <>! Ihf The truck driver escaped seri- four states tn be a disaster area. Ely with careless driving, car Mt Mrs. Eggimann's auto. Karina T. The two trawlera, with When the Jenny sailed into son said. John Janovich, about 19, of 95 ous Injury. 10-MooeUy, Muck 19, 1962 BEP BANK BEGISTER Show [Garden Club Project leacher Recplls Year in Israel For PTA To Beautify Jug Handle were | For the first six months of the - ASBURY PARK - "The Melt-1 la Jier> Institute The initial planting will -begin young men and women from the tour, the students studied He- Tomorrow SHREWSBURY - A" major lng Harry T. Kassinger of Middle- :hat time had a local switchboard Mrs. Guy L. Chilberg, Rumson, DeSio of the fashion department Patterson, Mrs. Margaret Assef their Sundays driving around former troop leaders Mrs. Ray town and Mrs. Alvin Ricles of with eight operators plus a long president of the association. •t the Montgomery Ward store born, Mrs. Keith Nanney, Mrs- New Jersey, trips that;have tar- Plan Supper distance operator. Mrs. Sortell mond Van Glahn, Mrs. Burtoi in Monmouth Shopping Centei Holmdel, who will be assembly- Thomas F. Masse, Mrs. Irene ried them through most of the RED BANK — Court St. James handled the long distance calls Rochelle, Mrs. Harry Williamson, was awarded a Ward Sales Lead- men. Curran, Mrs. Victor Rossetti, state's communities. Mrs. Benjamin Becker, Mrs. Catholic Daughters of America, at the almost unheard of salary ership Club emblem for being Mrs. Andrew Homiak, Sr., Mrs. Jules Herz, Mrs. Eleanor Smit! will hold a covered dish suppei of $35 a month.' Besides their daughter, Bonita, Plan Special among the 100 winners in a na ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Edwin B. Andrews, Mrs. Dolores and Mrs. Russell McConnell Thursday in the cafeteria of S Morales, Mrs. Joseph Raniere, Remembers Thrill he Sortells have three grand- James Grammar School foi tionwide company sales contest UNION BEACH - Mr. and Refreshments will be server: 'rogram Book Winners were determined oi Mrs. James Rusignuolo of Third Mrs. Rita Smith, Mrs. Petei To make a long distance call at hildren and five great-grand- members and their guests. Mrs following the meeting by mother! EATONTbWN - Plans were the best sales performance lo St., Union Beach and Newark, Lutchko and Mrs. Larry Bow- [he turn of the century, the cus-jhildren. Hart Webber is in charge of ar of first grade pupils. made for a special program book- ' the last quartet- of 1961. announce the engagement of their den. tomer had to go to the telephone rangements. '.et for the April Colorguard Con- 'daughter, Miss Josephine Rusig- Also, Mrs. Paul Kollmar, office. All calls were channelled Mrs. John Schuster is chair- Miss DeSio accepted her em :est at a recent meeting of com- blem at a store party held re- nuolo, to Seaman Louis S. Boyle, Mrs. Myla Bunton, Mrs. Loui: hrough a nationwide switchboard Little Silver Woman's Club man, and Mrs. Anthony Peduto 1 munity club representatives,' par- cently in the Georgian House, U. $.' Navy." son of Mr.'and Mrs. Heineck, Mrs. Edward Null, Mis; at Windsor, Ohio, and Mrs. Sor- vice chairman, of the 3Gth an Albert Boyle, 314 Front St. tell still remembers the initial niversary of the court to be heli ents and officers of the Drum- West Deal. Elizabeth Marconi, Mrs. Sandn and Bugle Corps. Nelson, Miss Betty Lou Assel thrill of placing a call all the tomorrow at 7 p.m. in Crysta way to the East Coast. Author Speaks on NJ.Brook Inn, Eatontown. The gues The following committee was born, Miss Sue Capsueles, Mis: named to solicit ads, boosters, Pamela Nistok, Miss Vicky Smith, The Sortells' wedding came as speaker will be Sister Mary Lo no surprise to the citizens of Mar- LITTLE SILVER — John T. house for members and guests retto of the Convent of the Gooc and patrons: Edgar Caffyn, Miss Mary Patterson, Miss Susii Cunningham- of Florham Park, .Mrs. George H. Merrill and Mrs Saw Smith-Shop Smith ion. The nuptial announcement Shepherd, Wickatunk. chairman; Mrs. Jesse Brand, Matthews, Misses Carol, Lesli< iuthor and lecturer, was guest JDeMlng are chairmen. had been printed erroneously sev- Miss Helen Lang is in chargi Mrs. Robert Denegar, Mr. and and Brenda Jean Matthes of Easl Wednesday at a meeting eral weeks before in the Marion The fifth district music festi- of arrangements for an eveninj Mrs. George Fary, Mrs. Elias Keansburg. f the Woman's Club here in the DEMONSTRATION Chronicle. val will be held here in the club of recollection for members Homer and James Wolcott. lubhouse. His topic was 'New 'A reporter friend had been at 1:39 p.m. MrsSt. . James parish. Msgr. Emmei The contest will be held in late fersey.' Woman's Club kidding me about getting mar- Donovan is chairman. A. Monahan will officiate. April at Monmouth Regional High SATURDAY, MARCH 24, 1962 ried,' said Mrs. Sortell. 'I told Mrs. Walter S. Bowker, first | CDA will hold a retreat I School. Competing for trophies Plans Party him that for all he knew I wasdee president and program chair- Carter Theatre Guild, Princeton, Georgian Court College in Laki and prize money will be IS color FROM 10 A. M. TO 3 P. M. man, introduced the speaker. The guards from Connecticut, New MATAWAN - Plans have been already married. Imagine my will be guest speaker at the next wood April 27, 28 and 29. Mi; irogram was sponsored by the York and New Jersey. completed for a fashion show an shock when It appeared In the Lang is accepting reservations. paper- the next day. arts and crafts department. Mrs.|cCrohui s is chairman of the pro- The next business meeting wll card party to be sponsored by Harold E. DeMing is chairman. The Woman'j Club of Matawan 'Actually we had planning our cram for the drama department Receptionist was Mrs. Lewis Helen Rapp, Keyport, will pre wedding trip for some time." League Plans 'rentice. Song of the day was sent the spring and summer fash The Sortells picked St. Joseph When Irish Eyes Are Smiling,' ions at 8 p.m. Thursday in th for two reasons. It was a popular Fashion Show directed by Mrs. Maurice J. Don- summer resort on the Lake Mich KEYPORT — Spring styles Reformed Church, Keyport. ovan, music chairman and pian- igan shore and an old fishing from Steinbach's will be shown Mrs. Donald Robinson, Ambo 1st. Rd., Matawan is ticket chairman haunt of Mr. Sortell's. Thursday at a fashion show in th» One ot Nine Mrs. Fred V. Pitten and Mrs. Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, th» things you've Always wanted! JiTH REUNION Born In Ravenna, Ohio, Mr Maurice J. Donovan presided at sponsored by the Hebrew Wom- KEYPORT - The high school' Sortell was one of nine children, :hfe tea table. The flower, arrange- en's League of Keyport. Mrs. ment for the tea table in St. class of 1927 will hold its 35t His father was employed by Leonard Miller, ways and means reunion dinner May 12 in th glass-making firm, which moved 'atrick's Day motif was by Mrs. chairman, is in charge. DeMing. Shore Point Inn, Hazlet. Chaii its plant whenever the local nat The league's proposed slate of men are M. Carlton Cherry, Ha: ural gas deposits were exhausted Hostesses were Mrs. Forrest W. officers, presented by the nomi- let, and Victor A. Ansorge, Kev Still In his teens, Mr. Sortell rav. chairman, Mrs. William H. nating committee at a recent MarkS Gardens Hill, L. I. left school to learn the Rlas: Carhart, Sr., Mrs. Frank Dean, meeting. Includes, Mrs. Albert Mrs. Edward F. Elbert, Mrs. Goldman, president; Mrs. Saul Kenneth H. Fox, Mrs. Emily Diamond, educational vice pres- iriffln, Mrs. George W. Grimm, ident; Mrs. Irwin Rubenfeld fi- ' COMMUNITY Jr., Mrs. Marianne K. Herdic, nancial vice president; Mrs. Mil-* Mrs:. Nicholas Homicko, Mrs. Ed- ton Krain, recording secretary; win R. Erwin, Mrs. Hiram S. Mrs. Richard Ackerman, corre- Jackson, Mrs. V. R. LeValley sponding secretary, and Eu- CLEANERS Mrs. Walter A. Morton, Mrs. gene Newman, financial secre- At Our New Location Opposite Borough Hall Robert E. Nagle, Mrs. Oscar A, tary. 473 PROSPECT AVE. LITTLE SILVER Newquist, Mrs. Harry S. Row- land, Mrs. Chester E. Sharp, Mrs, FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY SH 1-0677 John P, Steel and Mrs. Bennett Wed 35 Years TAILORING and ALTERATIONS E. Vroman. ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES KEYPORT - Police Chief Jo- Mrs. J. Crawford Compton Is seph Phillips and Mrs. Phillips, chairman of the monthly dessert Holmdel, were guests of honor bridge party at 1 p.m. In the recently when Mi', and Mrs. clubhouse today. Frank Boyce. Main St., enter- A buffet supper will bo held tained at a family dinner party Sunday at 5 p.m. in the club- to celebrate the couple's 35th FIRST IN 16 — The Holy Name Society of Our Lady of wedding anniversary. SPECIAL Perpetual Help Catholic Church held Its 16th annual St. Others attending were Mr, and EASY TO AFFORD Now thru Sat., March 24 Patrick's Day dance Saturday in Conner's Hotel, Water Mrs. Justus Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Hnltslander, Miss Myrtle Every room of your home .,. every member o! your SHERMAN'S Witch. It was the first for the church's now paitor, Boyce, Raymond Boyce, the family benefits from your SHOPSHITH. It's the practical Rev. James Thompson. Standing with him is John Misses Betsy and Barbara Boyce power tool for novice or craftsman... docs more than 3 For The Price Of 2 Cameron, tocisty president. Seated are James O'Grady, and Mr. and Mrs, Carlton Kin- hater, Matawan. < - a shop full of single purpose tools at one third the coat! chairman, and Michael Kovic, program chairman. Pays for itself through savings on "home fixing" and ANY 3 GARMENTS cabinetry , . . nimplifies the most intricate project*! DAY OF RECOLLECTION (3 dresses or 3 suits, etc.) Draperies See it today. Complete with built-in *{ H.P. motor, J Slipcovers FAIR HAVEN - The Manhat- speed changer and bench. Over a half million owners Bring In any i same garments YOUR RUGS SPARKLE tanvillc New Jersey Shore Club prefer SHOPSUITH! Upholstering is sponsoring a Day of Recol- •nd have them bcautllully dry LIKE NEW! lection Friday here at Nativity NOW! Complete shop in 1 Tool for only cleaned at one-third savings! Bedspreads Catholic Church, beginning with mass at 10 a.m. and ending at CASH and CARRY ONLY! Curtains When We Beautifully Clean Them 3:45 p.m. Rev. Thomas A. Mc- Shop-at-Home Service Grath, Jesuit, director of psy- Phone SH 1-JM* In Your Home or in Our Plant! chological services at Fairfield 1 Sherman's (Conn.) University, will be re- Decorator* l'rcn Call treat master. M8 Broad St., Shrewsbury and Delivery SAVE /] FREE PARKING Mothor-in-Law Trouble Decided to Quit , rug cleanjn Sacrifice 3-Room Outfit for unpali) balance tlur, |U9: eon* • lAt» nf complete Iinlnvtm nnrl ac- Free Pick-up and Delivery SH 1-0677 CfMiuifv • k'fjier living iivjni unit ill Bn^t^». |iliii awtnmnllG wi«hpr; pny II 50 wrpltly Ask fur •croiint #33*. 30 MONMOUTH ST. RID IANK SH 7-2222 TAILORING and ALTERATIONS OUR Mr. Ilt-onr. Plume MA H Pe.lA. Milnh- ONLY WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED IANK Itfrff tlroi. 72 flprlngflcM Av*., ALL WORK DONE ON PREMISES Npwirk . npm rf»lly lo «-Mnn.. STORE Wed.. Krl to 0 r.M. Ffcr Puklni. I Spring AAillinery Runs Gamut from Polka Dots to Ostrich Feathers

ULUS DAGHE DESIGNED this pert toller worn back PEOM JOHN ANDREW come* this striking safari doch* INSPIRED BT the twenties Is this modem deep-crowned A SWIRL OF taupe ostrich feathers Is fashioned into a «B • ilia head It ia In navy and whlta polk* dot silk. of wisteria smooth strew dnped with a, blue scarf and band. cloche which Is designed in softly-shaped French velours. flattering cocktail hat that completely coven the hair.

Princeton Nursery School Altar Rosary Event Third Birthday Jersey Garden Show KEYPORT - James V. Law- lor, son of Mr. and Mrs! James Language No Barrier Maytime Fashion Show J. Lawlor, Broad St., celebrated Slated for Asbury Park his third birthday recently. He FAIR HAVEN - Lavender and Mrs. Evan H. Baker, publicity, was guest of honor at a dinner ASBURY PARK — The doors the main entry feature, with a blue butterflies will set the theme all of Fair Haven; Mrs. John party given by his parents. For International Tots to the Third Annual Jersey Shore subordinate side axis facing a of the second annual Maytime Quinn, fashions, and Mrt. John Those present were Mr. and Pettit, prizes, both of Little Sil- PRINCETON (AP) - Try tak-daily school session is spent out Home and Garden Show will be lawn panel of living grass. The luncheon-fashion show sponsored Mrs. Raymond Goodrich and chil- garden is being presented by by the Altar-Rosary Society of ver. ing 30 tots from around the doors, Most of the children are open from Saturday throug dren Joe-Ann and Donald, Mr. world — all confirmed individual- used to playground equipment, Turner Bros. Nursery of Wes Nativity Catholic Church. Also, Mrs. Frank Sibley, Red and Mrs. Robert Wittack and April 1, in Convention Hall, ac- ists — and run anything resem- Mrs. Tomlinson says. long Branch, and can be fur- Mrs. Charles Preston is chair- Bank, extra revenue, and Mrsdaughte. r Robin-Sue, Mr. and cording to show director, Jerry bling a nursery school program. Then the teachers begin read- nished in sizes to accommodate man of the event to be held Frank Cummings, Rumson, Mrs. Joseph Morley, and Joseph MM. Nancy Tomlinson is doing ing books to the classes. A pic- Gasque of Deal, who states that the circumstances. April 28 in Shadowbrook, Shrews- sweepstakes. and Janice Lawlor. bury. In keeping with the motif, It, in the Crossroads Nursery ture of a horse or'a fire engine the event is planned to furnis To further accent the horticul- - ADVEIITISEMIHT- - ADVERTISEMENT- School here. And she says the ex relates so closely to the story that the home and property ownei tural theme of the show, a color fashions from the spring collec- ful exhibit of varied species ol tion of Mustillo's, Red Bank, will perience has taught her at least they begin to pick up words in with "practical accurate infor one thing: English. miniature geraniums will accom feature many butterfly prints in mation for better daily living." airy styles. Beauty In of Fair "I know how to say 'Have to They learn sentences like pariy a display of dwarf cactil How Women Can Lose 2 to 7 lbs. Haven is creating hair styles for go to the bathroom' in 5 different "wash your hands," when they CiljTmanager Kendall H. Lei brought in by Edelweiss Gardens the modeling members of the languages.'' find this ordeal is a prerequisite reports that the ocean fron of Robbinsville, from the desert society. The color scheme will Of Bloating ^Water-Weight' The .youngsters come to the for the morning snack' of juice structure is In complete read areas of Nevada, New Mexico, r panorama ol be carried through to the coif- unique school on Einstein Drive and crackers. "Let's play a ness for the event, with all traces and Arizona. A African violets will also be fen fures to lend a new look to from all over the "world while game" comes quickly too. of damage from the recent storm Miss Diiae Wise erased. Parts of the boardwalk, tured in this exhibit. springtime. During the Pre-Menstrual Week their parents attend Princeton's "You'd be surprised how blank- however, are still under repair. i New Uedieal Discovery TMtod By Nones on ileinsehrM, Institute for Advanced Study. ly they can say 'don't understand' Cooper Electric Company Committee chairmen are Mrs. Also Keliaves Swelling, Pelvio Pressure, PsUnamd Some start school the day after when you ask them to do a A contemporary spring garden Middletown will feature proper Sherwood Heath, secretary; Mrs. will occupy several hundred Accompanying MoodlneM, Nervoui Tension la • Way arriving in the United States. chore," Mrs. Tomlinson says. Award indoor and outdoor lighting for E. John Mulroy, tickets; Mrs. Mo Aspirin or Pain Reliever Possibly Can. Many of the tots don't know Eng- One of the assistant teachers, square feet of main floor space. tho home and property. Thomas, A. Lee, Jr., reservations; Especially designed (or intimat lish, are a little mixed up about Mrs. Guy Williamson, speaks In addition, according to Mr. Mrs. Alfred Stone, decorations; Haw Ye*. N. TJ Doctor* who an IVendar first helps ridth e systsm connection with other areas ol of harmful excess water and in- where home is, and have some German, Danish, Swedish and ipedaUita in women's ailments Winner the home grounds, the colorfu Gasque. there will be exhibits have now dltoovered that several duces a prompt loss of bloatiaf real - adult cultural adjustments English, which helps. of garden tractors, power lawn THEATER PARTY RED BANK - Diane Wise, a horticultural exhibit will includi day* btlart a woman's period her weight.Itrelievcsheadache,crainpa to make. Started Decade Ago rhododendron, holly, flowerin mowers, hand gardening' tools, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - system often atone up an abnor- and accompanying nervous ten- Tomlinson mini- senior at Red Bank High School, seeds, fertilizer, weed killers, mal accumulation of water—from don, irritability, dapnaafon, both SU1I, Mrs. Parents help out by repairing dogwood, Red Emperor tulips The Atlantic Highlands Garden mires what could be a formidable ready to plant shrubs, indoor and 2 to 7 lbs. This causes body tiaaius before and during periods—in* way toys and building new ones like was recently awarded the Bausch grape hyacinths, azaleas an Club recently sponsored a theater language barrier at this small' outdoor furniture, kitchens, swim- to swell and raults in • Hidden no pain reUeveralon e possibly can. the padlocked tunnel-drawbridge and Lomb Science Award for out-daffodils, forming a perlmetei party In New York City. Several tain of weight and abdominal Trradar Tablet* have been thor- scale United Nations. ming pools, table settings, and a complex "made from coffee cans standing work In scientific planting. club members and guests attend- puffineas. It also aiM braut oughly teeted by hundreds of Reg- i •; No Problem tiny power scooter to carry In and ingenuity" and a workbench ed a matinee performance of soreneu, headache, depression, iatoed Nuneeon (Aouebws, Proven " She recalls the day when Hen- studies. A small pool, on the axis of a car or boat. with a secret compartment for 'Sound of Music' Others attend- nervous tension and irritability. aafo and affective, when taken aa ry, about 3, tugged at a tricycle's The award, sponsored by the long paved walk will provldi Having discovered thi* inusa of directed. Every woman enabled things the staff wants to keep The show will be open from ed a performance of 'Subways handlebars and let forth a stream Rochester, N. Y., company, is Are 'or Sleeping.' They dined at woman's auSerinr, adonce hsi de- this way ahoold try Treodar at out of 3-year-old hands. HOLD INITIATION I to 10 p.m. on both Saturdays veloped utoniabinf medical help oaoe. Now obtainable without^pre- of perfect Italian. Beatrice; also given each year to a member of The White Turkey. Mrs. Grandin Mrs. Tomlinson, the mother KEYPORT — Two new mem'rom 1 to 7 p.m. on both Sun- with a new tablet called Traodai*. scription at any drag ootmtar. 3, grabbed the handlebars and re- the graduating class. It is pre- days, and 7 to 10 p.m. on week Chapman and Mrs. Elbert Mason of three daughters and the wife bers were initiated into the Ladj torted with appropriate Swedish sented to 7,000 students in the nights. were chairmen. of a physics professor, Everett Colfax Rebekah Lodge during Invective, United States and Canada, and P. Tomlinson, claims she was meeting held recently In the Ode" Neither could understand the hooked into Crossroads 10 years entitles 30 of them who apply to Fellows Hall. They are Mrs. Web- ether's native tongue. ago when her youngest daughter the University of Rochester to ster Jones and Mrs. Bernice Ma "But believe me. there was nowas attending a cooperative compete for scholarships to that ley. A PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE.... problem df communication there" nursery school run by the Prince- school. Of the 30, three are A pantry shower was held foi Mrs. Tomlinson remembers. ton University faculty. awarded scholarships totaling the Rebekah Home in Brielle. "You could have just as much She graduated from Smith Col $9,600. «»fl«IM»iall difficulty with an English speak- M lege and earned a master's de Diane, daughter of Mrs. Vera American Druggist COUNTERDOSES For The Home ing child, perhaps more," she O gree from Columbia, but never Wise, 145 Hudson Ave.. is a Na- Copyright American Druggist adds. "Children are just begin- UPHOLSTERY took an education course before tional Merit Scholarship semi N ning to learn language at this age 7 coming to Crossroads. finalist and has chosen to attend H anyway." CLEANED She has since taken education Vassar College where she has re- But with small fry from all O DO THIS FIRST courses at Rutgers and Newark ceived a scholarship. POISONS over the United States, Europe, in your home Asia and South America, the un-State, although Crossroads is an Acids - II • Send for a doctor—immediately. • But do not fores any liquids on the education in itself. Examples are u patient—it he is unconscious. :, expected proves to be the rule Bichloride of Mercury • I • Keep the patient warm. rather than the exception. endless. Sofa & H Camphor - 1 For instance, "English English Stork Shower There are the two Chinese chil- Carbon Monoxide • II • Determine if patient has taken To Find the Cornet Counterdot* is a foreign language,'' Mrs. LEONARDO — Mrs. Arne Isak-j! Chair dren who stick to themselves and & Chlorine Bleach -1 (1) A POISON: something not meant Tomlinson points out. sen, Belford, was given a storkjj to be taken internally ... or normally refuse to speak English, Disinfectant • In one of the lists printed at left, In America a jumper is a dress O (2) AN OVERDOSE: a food or drug find substance causing the trouble. but occasional turn their teach- i with chlorine • S ers' heads with English words worn over a blouse. In England Mrs, William Isaksen, Belleview taken in excessive quantity. Bke "ballerina" .or "cowboy It's a pull-over sweater, "We had c with carbolic acid • U • Next to that substance Is a number. Ave. Mrs. Jay White of Belford SH 1-4255 • While waiting for physician, give This refers to counterdose bearing boots." a dreadful crisis over that." Food Poisoning-11 was co-hostess. E appropriate counterdose below. same number in the section below. They Get By The one day British-born Furniture Polish -17 Robert, 4, refused to play out- ACME A But eventually, through an un- Attending were Mrs. Richard Gasoline, Kerosene • 17 Ke«p all poisons and mediclnts out of reach of childrtn definable mixture of osmosis and side without his "plimpsolis." A Reamer, Mrs. Kaspera Isaksen, CARPET & UPHOLSTERY N Household Ammonia • It looking at picture books, most of frenzied interrogation and search Miss Kathy Isaksen, Mrs. Rich- CLEANING COMPANY C Insect * Rat Poisons the youngsters pick up enough finally produced the plimpsolis; ard Isaksen, Mrs. Edgar Olsen, with arsenic -1 Robert put on his sneakers and Mrs. Martin Isaksen, Mrs. Donald j 128 Oakland St. Rid Bank { O English to get by. with sodium fluoride - It Induct vomiting with tn • GIVR Uiiturt or • Indue* vomiting. <»«• £1> joined the others. cmtilc luch •* 2 ubteipooni of activated The result can sometimes be Isaksen and Mrs. Roy Isaksen. L».«-».»»»««i—•••••• " U • Ttbleipoon at muittrd In chircoat. • Give t ubiMpoons •piom with phosphorus • 5 hilf glut of wittr. or t tahleipeon of milk of •an in 2 fltsi*i «t w&ttr. whit Mrs. Tomlinson term N with DDT - II • tfoap ft w«rm wittr. or mifnrali. • Then givf) itfge quantttlM "pure Midwest with a British or • Silt A *vtrm water, or • tableipoona itroni: t**i of hot coffea or ttrong Ut> T with strychnine • IS • Flngtr in throat. • Induca vomltlnf. <«•-. #1> (Instant or regular.) Swedish tinge" Y Iodine Tincture • 4 The parents, distinguished scholars in their own lands, have COFFEE LOVERS P Lye - 10 Mushroom! • 11 • O(v« J nrj. tliick «!areh • i or. hyrlrojun ptroild*. been drawn to the Institute over [NOW! A CUP OP YOUR FAVORITE COFFEE (ANY GRIND) H paitr. Mis cornattrch (or • 1 lablmpoon aodlum bi- • Vor each tkMit awallowH Oil of Wlntergreen • I noun with ivtttr. carb in qt, of warm watsr Klv-f) wtiltt of I raw aggi the years to study with men like • Th*n glv* 3 (ii». gait in • induct vomiting. (S#« $|t In glaia of milk J. Robert Oppenheimer and the A Pine Oil • 17 qt. of warm witir. mink • Tbt>n civ* l OE. mineral until vomit fluid la clear, oil. Fniilivuly do NOT • atva> mtxturt in #3 late Albert Einstein in-physics. R Rubbing Alcohol • • • Kin ally, five flan ex take v#f«tab!t or animal • t . • diva nil it urn ai In #1 In 1947 with other members of the malic iplrlt of ammonia in • In^luc* vomiting. (.Set tfl> E • Qlva 3 tftiiponni of •"• laaa of water • TublPipoon » vomiting (Ht* jt\\ Belladonna - ID • Olvt 3 tnhldinnona vlnrrar • Mue# vmnltlng. <8#* $1) children are admitted to avoid an In 2 gUia»i of wat«r • flWt 3 tahleipr>on!i tpiirtrn • Tllfrt giv« 3 OUnCtl Of C Bromldei • 11 • Glv* will In of 3 rnw r||l •alt In 3 glaaifi of wat«r cantor oil Institute clique. nr 3 ouncfti of oHv« ml • Then glv* largft quantlti'i • N>xt n-tvft IIMB of milk or Still, the school's main purpose M* it tit -Hut Hurt!)" I A Codeine • II t Po NOT induce vomllini! of hot coffei or atrong tea whites of 3 raw egga Is to provide facilities for chil- UIMHI main I Headache ft Cold K««WH nms ctwti lut 1 L dren whose parents are studying Compounds -1 13 14 15 at the institute. ' Oppenheimcr's S • Giv* mixture m In #7 • Ol J Uhtf.rHionJi of milk Salicylates (aspirin) • * • 2 tablfRpnnni cptorn §n\l of l • (liv *( mliltire •• In £} daughter, Toni, and the sons O Iron Compounds • 7 In 1 glainfi of wnur t nnhh # HAM r>r mil • (11 va, arlKlclii r^ipiratlor) of Chen Ning YanR, a Nobel prize • Krrp rallrrt «*akn • Kncp pjitlt?nt t)til«t SIMPLE AS A-B-C C Morphine, Opium - II • Induct fvnmltlng. winner in physics, are Cross- MIOINCIUM1WI1H MMICIir lit (Hel Shv»n) lAPIittfilttrtnttllir. I Paregoric • 13 roads alumni. IB 'nil Hcliir ii tis Po NOT Induce vomllin|l ents to attend the school for the INSTANTLY IKWS * HEMtNtY CUP OF COFFEE Y first week to aid In the BAMCING FUVOft • ENTRANCING W|0M4 ...Filltttiivritktilliiiwittr. adjustment. • OEEP DEEP BODY,, lhal'i All Thtr« U to II! NATIONAL POISON PREVENTION WEEK MARCH 18th TO 24th Stayed The Year

HADDONFIELD — It happened South Side, which reached its first time this sea-son that a game with 23 points, sinking nine ASSOCIATED PRESS to Ohio State earlier and Friday peak in the tourney, dropped in team has done so against coach of 11 free throw attempts., The The all-conquering New York 26 of 48 shots for an outstanding Larry Hennessy's Fliers. South Side star dumped In eight night It happened to the Scarlet Yankees won their eighth exhi- Fliers of Neptune High School. 54 per cent shooting percentage. Wright pulled down 28 re- points In the first half, and came bition game yesterday by Mast- The Fliem, rolling to 24 straight Neptune had one of its worst bounds to ball up the Neptune on strong la the second half with IS, nine coming In the third victories in as many games dur- shooting nights of the season, attack. Nate Beauford, the Fliers' ing the Chicago White Sox, 10-3, 6-5 center who usually gets most quarter when South Side took ing the season, lost the big one, hitting approximately 30 per cent. and the Chicago Cubs extended of his points on rebounds and a 19-10 advantage. That nine- 72-52, to Newark South Side in The big difference in the con- tap-ins, scored only once on a point bulge gave the Streaks a the longest winning streak the state Group III cage finals test, however, wasn't Neptune's tap. Beauford finished with 16 49-36 lead entering the final eight among National League clubs to In the 44th annual N. J. State poor shooting, but the outstand- points, mostly on jumps from minutes of play and left no doubt six with a 6-5 triumph over the Interacholastic Athletic Associa- ing performances turned in by the Newarker's all-around athletic the comers and out around the that Neptune headed for its initial Boston Red Sox. tion. foul line. defeat of the campaign. The game was played before star, Lonnie Wright. The 6-1 200- The Yankees broke it open 23 For Wright 3,100 fans at the Delaware Val- pounder dominated the back- At the outset of the final quar- with six runs in the fifth as 11 boards for the Newark club, the Wright was high scorer in the ley Garden here. ter, Wright put the icing on the men went to the plate against cake with the first six points White Sox rookie Joel Horlen, 9 of the stanza, sinking two baskets who gave up four hits and five before dropping in a pair of walks. Home run king Roger ifoses Capture Parochial 'B charity tosses. Miris played eight innings for The closest the Neptune quin the Yanks, getting two singles at tet came in the final quarter FISHING GUIDE HONORED — Capt. Otto Reut, Highlands striped bait guid., it New York's Fort Lauderdale, Championship With 63-61 Win was 12 points, that deficit com presented the annual award of the N. J. Marina lnitituta by Nelson Benedict, left, Fla., base. ing twice, 58-45 and 60-48. The Register outdoors writer, at last Friday's luncheon meeting of the N. J. Resort Asso- deficit came when Bob Davis Rookie, outfielder Lou Brock HADDONFIELD — A stubborn a 63-61 ball game and the Paro- maculate team that rah up six and Beauford sunk baskets. Har- ciation in Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. Flanking Capt. Reut are Mrs. Reut and Fred went 5-for-5 with a triple and four singles as the Cubs bopped St. Rose of Belmar basketball chial B championship in the New quick points to cut a St. Rose vey Dock then hit for South Side Schreiar of Toms River, executive director of the Marina Institute, the Red Sox at Scottsdale, build- team brought something home Jersey State Interscholastic Ath- lead from seven points to two ^^^ Beauford soored on Ing a 4-1 lead behind pitcher Don from here Friday night that letic Association's 44th annual points with only a minute and 15driv e for jj,e margin. tournament in the finals held at seconds remaining on the clock. Cardwell. That gave the Chl- cage fans thought Neptune High Neptune Leads Early Pete Smith game the Roses a cagoans, who lost their first School was going to bring homo Delaware Valley Garden. Neptune led only in the first It was a hard earned title win bit of breathing space when he Athletic Director's Position three by one run, a 8-3 record. —a championship. quarter, its last advantage com connected with a field goal and St. Rose fought off a late rally for the Purple Roses as they Ing at 5-4. With Neptune up by The Yankees' victory left them Bob Verga, St. Rose star, con- by Immaculate Conception to win had to ward off a charging Im- three, 5-2, South Side ripped off itop the AL standings with an verted a pair of fouls for a 63-59 the next nine points for an 11-5 8-0 mark to the White Sox's 6-3. lead. Immaculate still had to be For Czok at New School The Cubs' record gives them a advantage. Conley Ramsey then stopped after Joe Carter drove sparked a Flier comeback, first slight edge over the Los Angeles Mountain H. S. Cops Group in (or two points to cut the lead sinking a pair of free throws RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Don- School, South Amboy, for two Dodgers, .who won their sixth in down to two again. The Roses and then scoring on a drive, to aid M. Czok, 119 Branch Ave., years. 10 games with a 6-1 victory over finally won the battle over the close the gap to two, 11-9. Ram Red Bank, athletic director and Baltimore at Miami. II Title; Eustace Wins A clock with a stalling game that He is a member of the execu- sey was charging on the play, basketball coach of Red Bank ticked oif those precious seconds tive committee of the New Jer- In other games, Detroit wal- however, and Lebo sunk a pair Catholic High School, has been sey Interscholastic Athletic Asso- loped Cincinnati, 12-fi at Tampa. CHERRY HILL — Mountain in so important a battle. of free throws and came back hired as athletic director and ciation, State Athletic Directors St. Louis edged Milwaukee, 7-6, School of West Orange won the At two points in the fourth with a Jump shot for the final basketball coach of the new Rari- Association, New Jersey Umpires, in 11 innings at Bradenton, Kan- state Group II championship Sat- quarter St. Rose held 10-polnt South Side points of the stanza. tan High School, to open in Association, a former member of sas City subdued Pittsburgh, 3-1, urday with a 55-43 win over South lead with 57-47 and and 59-49 Davis scored on a drive for Nep- September. Plalnfleld here in the finals of the Olympic Committee, a past at Fort Myers, San Francisco de- scores, but Immaculate kept tune to make it 15-11 at the end He will also teach driver edu- the New Jersey State Interscho- president of the Central Jersey feated Cleveland, 4-1, at Tucson, pecking away. of the quarter. cation in the school here. lastic Athletic Association basket- Tennis League and a former rec- the Los Angeles Angels belted Late in the quarter Immaculate The Board of Education set Mr. ball tournament. The games were South Side opened the bulge reation director of South Amboy. Houston, 14-8, In 11 innings at racked up 10 points while St. by scoring the first four points Czok's over-all salary at $6,850, Football Coach Apache Junction, Philadelphia played on the Delaware Valley Rose scored only two foul shots Garden court here. of the second quarter on baskets including $400 as athletic director nipped the New York Mets, 3-2, by Verga. With less than a min- and $450 as basketball coach. Also at its Friday night meet- In an afternoon game, Bishop by Wright and Darryl Dlggs be- Ing, the local school board hired at St. Petersburg and Minnesota uto to go, Immaculate put on itsfore Walt Holland tallied a two- Five Years beat Washington, 6-3, at Orlando. Eustace of Camden defeated St. six-point spurt which made tho Joseph T. Oxley, Taylor La., Mid- pointer for the losers on a drive. Mr. Czok has been athletic di The Dodgers used six hits to. Peter's of Jersey, 56-47, to win count 61-59. rector at Red Bank Catholic for dletown, as head football coach, the Parochial A championship. Later in the stanza Dock and and teacher of social studies, at beat the Orioles with Maury Roses Start Fast Dlggs put In back to back bas- five years and basketball coach Wills driving in two runs with a the Mountain High School- there for seven years. an over-all salary of $7,800, in- South Plainfield game was a nip Early in the game it appeared kets for a 10-point South Side cluding $450 for football. sixth inning single and Wally as if St. Rose might just roll advantage, 27-17. Formerly, he served as athletic Moon and Jim Gilliam each ac- and tuck affair all the way as director of St. Mary's High Mr. Oxley has been head foot the two clubs exchanged leads with ease to the title, but It Fliers Rally counting for one RBI. Chuck several times during the early didn't work that way. After tak- Neptune then made a desper- Estarada, Billy Short and Jim part of the contest. ing an 8-3 lead in the first pperiod ate bid to come from behind. Lehew pitched for Baltimore. Mark Zamat and Harvey Poe the Immaculate team knotted The Fliers reeled off nine Ohio St., Cincinnati Aiming Donald M. Czok Norm Cash hit a two-run homer the score at 10 all in the late straight points to pull within one, as the Tigers shelled Reds' start- were the big guns for Mountain ill' coach at Fort Lee High seconds, but a high arching set 27-26, as South Side went score- er Joey Jay with nine runs in the as they led their club to the vic- School for the past six years. In tory with 17 points each. The win by Jim Mahon gave St. Rose theless for approximately three For NCAA Tourney Final first two innings. Cash wound 960, his football team won the gave the Mountain quintet a 20-3 lead at the end of the period. minutes. Davis started off the up with five RBI. AFA FB COACH—Air Force iergen County Scholastic League record. The second period was a thril- rally with a bucket on a steal The Braves tied it in the hot. Maj. Felix A. "Doc" Blan- ASSOCIATED PRESS hampionship and the Group II ler for fans of both teams as thebefore Holland closed the gap torn of the ninth after Bill White Weequahic, unsuccessful candi- tarthern New Jersey state cham- chard, all-time grid great at score changed hands for the first to three, 27-24, with a basket and Ohio State and Cincinnati, the had sent the cards ahead 6-2 in date in th« past few tournaments, liston Finally lionship. He was also track coach time at 1:34 when Immaculate a three-point play. Davis scored nation's top ranked college bas- the top half with a grand slam' finally pulled out the stops and Weir Point and now a stu- ind in 1968 had two state track obtained its first lead, 24-23. Theagain for the Fliers after a jump ketball teams with a total of only homer. St. Louis then won It in won the Group IV championship dent at tho Air Force Com- ihampions. Saturday night by taking West- remainder of the period it was ball, but Wright closed out the three defeats in 53 games, are the 11th on Minnie Minoso's run- Signs to Meet Track Coach field, 55-52, in a thriller. mand Staff School in Mont- tied three times with the halt first half scoring with three of favored to play an encore in the scoring single. Kansas City Westfield led only twice in thegomery, Ala., wat named to winding up at 29-all. four foul shots in the final min- finals of the National Collegiate William J. Lenskold, Bloom- rookies John Wyatt, Dan Pfister Floyd Patterson ield, was hired as head track contest but was battling all the tho football coaching staff at St. Rose had its work cut outute and a half for a 30-26 South Athletic Association champion- and Diego Segul stopped the Pi- ships Saturday at Louisville's oach and as a business educa- rates on three hits, while Glno way for the title. Weequahic again in the third before taking Side advantage at the intermis- NEW YORK (AP) — The foun- the Air Force Academy. ion instructor, at an over-all sa' Cimoli's two-run double was the held a 30-18 lead at the half bu a 46-41 lead with 2ft seconds left sion. Freedom Hall. tain pen was an unaccustomed ary of $5,750, including $350 for big blow for the A's. Westfield cut the margin by eight in the period. After the count Beauford and Holland each The top-rated Buckeyes, with a Instrument in his big right fist as track. points with a 16-8 third quarter, took the advantage with a 24-22 was knotted at 40-40 it was Verga gathered 16 points to lead the 25-1 mark, and the second ranked he laboriously traced "Charles Jim Duffalo, Mike McCormick Mr. Lenskold participated as making the ecore 38-34 with Wee- count. who took over scoring for the Filers, with Davis finishing with Bearcats, with a 27-2 record, metListon" on the last of a stack of and Bob Bolin limited the Indi- quahic out front. In the final In winning the Parochial A Roses. He first dunked a pair 12. a year ago for tho title with Cin- legal-sized paper sheets. .printer on the famous Manhat ans to four hits and the Giants quarter, the new champs helc crown. Bishop Eustace rallied in ;an College track team. broke a 1-1 tie in the seventh of fouls, stole the ball and drove Dock was second behind cinnati winning in overtime, Only recently initiated into thi their lead despite being ou the final minutes, froze the ball with Jim Davenport squeezing in for two and a foul by Immae- Wright's 23 markers In the South 70-65. mysteries of writing, burly, surly, After graduation from college, scored, 18-17. in the last 90 seconds and gar- Felipe Alou home from third, A ulate's Jim Brodbeck, Verga Side scoring column with 14 But to qualify for basketball's Sonny Liston was signing on th le was a member of the New nered their second state title in dropped fly by At Spangler Mountain Lakes easily won thi scored on a one hander and a ooints. Diggs finished with 13 and "natural," they must dispose of second line for a world heavy' fork Athletic Club track team as many years. opened the door for the Angels, Group I championship by defeat- tew seconds later he dunked in Lebo and Chancey had 12 and two-oft beaten teams Friday weight championship fight. or two years. At present, he Is Last year Bishop Eustace won another pair of foul shots. 10 respectively. issistant cross-country, indooi who poured across eight runs in ing Dunellen, 86-66. The winners night in the semi-finals. Ohio Champion Floyd Patterson'! posted margins in every quarter the Parochial B Division state Neptune <5J> South Silt <7J) ind outdoor track coach at Ber the 11th against Ken Pate to out- Despite Immaculate outscoring State, led by All-America Jerry name already was on the lim except the fourth when Dunellei championship. WrliM o sen Catholic High School. last the Colts. St. Rose in the final quarter, it Bu£g i in 7 Lucas, opposes Wake Forest (21 above. Elfft 5 was still Verga in there with a Wllllamion 0 0 0 Lebo 8), the Atlantic Coast Conference Milling about, looking on was B. DJIVU 0 12 nock strong scoring punch to keep 0 2 ciancty s a It champion, and Cincinnati's well- motley mob, still photographer; Nation's Top 2-Year Olds the Roses alive. He scored 10 f 1 « Jennlnti 0 0 0 balanced outfit tangles with O 0 0| in front, blocking the view the 17 points In this chapter and UCLA (18-9), the Big Five Con- television photographers, whc 23 SS3 It couldn't have been at a better Nept 11 1B 10 18-JferencI e titlist. were blocking the view of bell South Side"' CAREFREE Eligible For Two Races time. Verga only scored eight IS IS 19 23-M The four survivors moved into hops, who were shutting off ' points in the first half, but his thp round of four Saturday night line of sight for reporters. 10 fouls and four field goals were OCEANPORT - Many of the with victories In regional tour- The two fighters sat at a green gold nuggets for the Roses in the nation's top 2-year-old prospects 9 Teams Entered naments. Ohio State throttled covered table, wasting little lov< second half. Ft. Dix Wins for 1962 are eligible to Monmouth Kentucky's hopes with a 74-64 on each other. For Liston. It was MOTORING STARTS Park's $fl)0,000 guaranteed-gross Verga scored 28 points to lead In Biddy Cage victory at Iowa City, Iowa. Cin- the end of a long chase. He had lapling and Sorority, it was an-St. Rose while Carter had 24 for cinnati measured Colorado, 73- been trying to get Patterson's sig- First Army nounced here Saturday by Gener- Immaculate Conception. 48, at Manhattan, Kans. Wake nature on just such a contract foi AT FIRESTONE al Manager Edward J. Brennan. The last time St. Rose won the Tournament Forest, which had gone into a long time. Among the nominees to the six-championship was In 1949 and overtime to win its first two He thought he was getting Tournament LAKEWOOD — Nine teams sig- championship games, got the job furlong Sapling for 2-year-olds is that year they defeated Immac- nified that they'll play In the In- run-around, and he said so. Hi done in regulation time by down- FORT MONMOUTH - Fort John M. Olin's colt by Swaps out ulate with former star Steve ternational Biddy Basketball also thought he was getting thi ing Vlllanova, 76-89. at Colleg Dix won its eighth consecutive of Obedient, a $130,000 purchaso Gepp being the Verga of today Tournament scheduled for April short end ot the deal, and he sali Park. Ma., and UCLA wrappd basketball title as the Infantry at Keeneland; C. V. Whitney's (6.1) Immaculate (61) 4-7 here at the Lakewood High that, too. "Burros" defeated Fort Devens, Hyperion-Nasretta colt, an $80,000 O up the Far-We9t Regional witl 'Are you happy with the : Waiky Broilbpck « 7 ItSchool. 77-56, in the First Army Tourna purchase at Saratoga; and Maine V«rgn R II) 26 Hltxholtz O 0 an 88-69 triumph over Orego terms?" came a question from Wosnltzer 113 Leading the group so far is a ment championship game here at Chance Farm's Turn-To — Ale- team from Atlantic City as the State at Provo, Utah. back by the bar. A growl: "No. the post field bouse Saturday. nesian colt, a $70,000 purchaso 1 1 alennon Mt, St. Mary's grabbed thi Richmond 2 4 Renting ; New Jersey entry. Other teams A hurried whisper from his law The champions swept through the at Keeneland. 1 O Felllgrino will come from Puerto Rico, Can- NCAA small college laurels bj yer. Another growl: "But I tool double elimination playoffs with The Sapling which will be run 20 23 «3 .. _. ada, Augusta, Ga,, Wichita, edging Sacramento State, 58-57 them." five straight wins in the week- Rose „ 12 17 In overtime and Prairie Vie1 Aug. 4, has produced such good Montclalr Immac 10 19 55 5J3» Kans., and San Diego, Calif. (Liston gets I2VS per cent long, 18-team tournament. winners as Hail to Reason and Also in the tourney will be thewhipped Westminster (Pa.) 62-53the net from the gate and tele GET YOUR CAR READY NOWl In Saturday's title tilt it wasn't Sir Gaylord In Its last two re- Lakewood All-Stars, defending for NAIA honors. vision, Patterson about four time: until midway in the second hal newals. Retriever Club N. J. champs who have drawn Lucas, who was held to nin that much.) that Dix broke the game open to Many, top homebred fillies have a bye to gain entry into the tour- points by Western Kentucky Frl Precision adiuBt ALL THIS win going away. Devens, playing REGISTRATION SET been nominated to the six-furlong nament because they are the host day night, broke out with brakes, repack front FOR ONLY Its eighth game in six days, led Sorority for 2-year-old fillies, Slates Trials champions. points in leading Ohio State tc KEANSBURG — Blue Jean bearings and add at halftime, 29-28, and the "Hor- which will be contested July 28. victory over Kentucky, co- RED BANK - The Shrewsbury The Lakewood Elks will host a Athletic Leagues Inc. will hoi • brake fluid, if neces- nets" stayed with Dix until the Wheatley Stable's Nasrullah-Miss champions of the Southeaster River Retriever Club will follow Banquet of Champions for teams its annual registration for boy final 11 minutes. At the time the Disco filly for instance, is a full Conference. He scored 25 of hi sary. with three scheduled spring trials and their managers Wednesday, from 8 to 15 years of age Satui score was knotted at 44-all but sister to Bold Ruler; George D. points In tho first half with 15 i after yesterday's match. April 4, the day the players ar- day, March 31, from 10 a.m. ti Dix poured in four quick field Wildener's Swaps-Rare Perfume a row to give the Buckeyes / Scientifically inspect Dr. Frank S. Moran announced rive. 3 p.m. at the Veterans of Foreigi 4/ and align front-end goals and Devens never got back filly Is a half-sister to Jaipur; All trophies for the internation- 41-37 advantage. Wars Hall, Myrtle Ave. in contention. while Calumet Farm's Tom Fool- matches for April 1 and 15. Sun- V to manufacturer's day, April 1, will bo a member al tournament will be donated by All-American Len Chappel wa: specifications. Dix' scoring was evenly bal Two Lea filly is a full sister to the Rotary Club of Lakewood. the big gun In Wake Forest Mrs. Gene Markey's Calumi anced with center Bob Jones ot Tim Tarn. match while on the 15th the club will hold a sanctioned trial under Sidney 2wcden is general chalr- victory. He scored 22 points am Farm led In money won on iaci Precision balance St. Francis College, Pa., leading grabbed 21 rebounds. tracks in 1961 with $758,756. with 17 points. Three Dix players Named 1,300 the chairmanship of Rnwson At- both front wheels. Ba9U Joint5s 11.1 wood of Rumson. had 14 points, Charley Forte from Over 1,300 young colts and fil- Tortlon B»rMM / . - Wake Forest, Stan Nlewlcrowski lies have been nominated to Also scheduled is a licensed > Check power brake Air of North Carolina State and John Monmouth Park's twin events. trial for May 4 through ,6. Af and power steering Suspension IIMSM . Andarlese of Fordham. The Sapling has 691 nominees A.K.C. rules will prevail for the Warriors, Hawks Win Titles W units where applica- has C18. Totrials and dogs will bo guaran- The Devens scoring wns led bywhile the Sorority ble. 1 remain eligible, a second pay- teed two series, land and water, 9 Bob Harris 23 points nnd 19 bj if possible in member matches Lee Snger the ex-Army player. ment of $50 per nominee is duo In R.B. Recreation Cage Loops and sanctioned trial. •Uptactmcnt Parti and Tonlon Bar Adfuttmint Am Not IntludtJ Harris formerly played at Mary- on or before midnight, April 10, Ribbons and trophies will be land State. "We are confident that nt lenst RED BANK — The Warriors In the B League, made up of awarded as well as points toward after tough competition in th 300 colls and 300 fillies will bo came out the top team in the sophomores and juniors, it was The Fort Dix team this yen (lie C. Frederic Neilson and Buf- B league. Buonano finally bea kept eligible to tiie Sapling and Red Bank Park and Recreation FREE ecu and tire SAFETY CHECK give their post its 10th First Ar- flehead trophies. the Hawks winning the crown out Gregory Andrews after th my basketball crown in the 1 Sorority after the April 1G second- Committee Basketball League Information may be obtained with a 9-2 record. Last week/s foul tossers had been in a tl tournaments staged. In addition payment deadline," Brennan said with a respectable 10-2 record In from Dr. Moran, 120 Fair Haven games saw the Lakers edging the four times. Tho fifth shoot-o Dix' victories over West Point toilny. "Many owners of tho the A circuit which Is made up Rd., Fair Haven. Packers, 46-42, with Dennis Mor- was th« payoff for Boulc. Natick QM, Monmouth and Jny,nation's top stables havo told mo of juniors and seniors of high ris pouring in 24 points for the FINAL STANDINGS before Devens, gava them a tour they consider the Sapling and school age. winners, Gregory Andrews kept OPIM nament victory streak ol 3) Sorority among tho most attrac- In their final game of tho tea the losers going with 14 markers. A LEAGUE TO games. tive and important of the 2-year- 2 Tied for Lead son, the Warriors knocked off The Hawks won easily over W Also played Thursday was tin old stakes, first because of the the Nationals, 62-33, with Richie the Pistons by a 55-32 count. Warriors 10 where your dollar buy* MILES more SERVE WAC championship game am rich purses, nnd second because In St. Pete Open Robinson pacing the winners Larry Yardbrough wat high Nationals ..7 SHadysld* 7-5700 YOU Fort Hnmllton defeated Fort Dev- our two races arc the first mnjor with 29 points. Bernard Dotts man for tho Hawks, scoring 22 Celtics ....: 4 8:30 A.M. ens for tho title, winning 54-35, tests in tho East for young ST. PETERSBURG, Ha. (AP)wns high man for the losers with points, while Tom Clark dumped Knicks 3 Maple Ave. at White St. horses." TO The Hamilton WACs won all three —Don Falrfluld of Champaign, 17 markers. In 20 for the Pistons. It LEAGUE RED BANK 6:00 P.M. of their tournament f>nmeg am Tho owners of tho wlnnera of III., hlnml home with a six- The Knicks defeated the CDI In n foul shooting contesl W replaced Devens ns the chain the SnpllnR nnd Snrnrlly receivo underpar 60 in yesterday's third tics, 46-36. with Mike Doyle among the A and O leagues last Hnwlc; 9 1000 Aibury Avenue Aibury Park (lions. Dona Dunbar, with 21 purees In excess of $00,000 each round and tied for tho lead in leadinR the way with 12 points. week, Mike Boyle tossed In 12 Lakers _ 8 PR 5-8700 points, led the winners whlli plus hnhdsomo trophies designed tho $20,000 St. Petersburg Open Teddy Johnson topped the Celtics of 15 to take A leaguo honors Pistons „ ...4 Irene Chevarlt had 20. by Cartlcr of New York. golf tournament. with 14 tallies. ' and Ed Buonano came out of topPackers 10. ~T !•• J BED BANK REGISTER Monday, Mtrth 19, 1962-13 Budd Finishes 2d Defensive Improvement Could Unbeaten Season By BELL In looking ahead to the ica'i Cup races this CLEVELAND (AP) — Frank 1855 meet mark of 4:04.6. It wu Budd of Villaaova and Asbury the fastest indoor mile ever run September, which will be the big yachting story of Make Detroit Flag Contender Park, N. 3., completed his sec- on a 12-lap track. 1962, the first boat coming to mind as the one to beat ond unbeaten indoor sprint sea- Richard Bade. Q'Han'j team- for the defender's berth against the Australian chal- By WALTER L. JOHNS it hasn't affected his throwing. at third base. He also can pity Norm Cash on first and a solid son by winning the 50-yard dash mate from. Loyola, set the first- LAKELAND. Fla. - The pen- Another pitcher who could help second. outfieM composed of Al Kaline. Saturday night in the 22d Knigths quarter pace in :S9.4. O'Hara lenge off Newport, R. I., has to be Columbia. This nant stripes of ths Detroit Tigers of Columbus track meet the starters, Frank Lary, Jim Dick Brown heads the receivers Rocky Colavito and Billy Burton grabbed the lead on ths fifth lap week, and for the next two, we will be analyzing the showed brilliantly last year —Bunning, Paul Foytack and Don The ViUanova senior tied the and passed the half mile in 2:01.7. and he has a year under his with the high-priced bench- three American boats now prep, ring for the selection until September. Then Bob Schef- Mossi, is Ronnie Kline, who was belt with ths Tigers. Also work- warmer, Charley Maxwell, avail- meet record of 5.2, set by Bob The crowd of 8,000 cheered the fing's club faded and the power- picked up from the Angels dur- Brown of Penn State two years slight redhaired O'Hara as he trials to pick a defender. Columbia, as a proven win< ing in this spot is the $125,000 able for duty. A new-comer is ful Yankees went on to take it ing 1961. Kline has a pulled beauty. Bill Freehan, who has George Alusik, who had a good ago, in beating teammate Paul opened up a 40-yard lead on VII- ner, rates the nod as the favorite. again. muscle la his arm right now. Drayton home by two yards. lanova freshman Tom Sullivan had only one year of experience year at Denver, but he won't Columbia survived a close, hotly-contested selec- If s a new year, and new hopes Scheffing also figures on Ter- but is the future hot-shot, break Into this lineup. Eudd was oft the blocks like a and was clocked in 3:02.6 for ry Fox and Phil Regan, who dM shot and led all the way. three-quarters. tion series in 1958 to smash the challenge of the British for the Tigers despite the menace "Freehan has a very good If the Tigers play better de- th e Boinb s che ffing welg l last year. chance." says Scheffing. "He's Tom O'Kara, 19-year-old Loyola Brian Turner ot Southern Illi- fensive ball in the infield this sloop Sceptre. By the time Columbia had fought off f,1I f1lf 1l !r!r; ; IIff* ll.. Vic Werte, the old pro, is going to be a major leaguer of Chicago, sophomore, ran away nois passed Sullivan to take sec- tell yyou that we think we year and the pitchers and bit- the bids of the other defense contenders, Easterner, "Ul tell Jyou that we think we back with the club and will be but if ba can't be first string from the field for a meet record ond place in 4:06.6. Pete Close of club, ten come through with as good used as infield utility. A prom- this year he will be sent out for of 4:02.8 In the mile. the U. S. Marines was fourth Weatherly and finally Vim, she was tuned to such a year's experience for some of performances » last yetr, the ising infield rookie is Don Wert, more experience." Tigers should mako it interest- O'Kara, shooting for a sub-four- behind Sullivan. fine pitch and her crew was so swift and efficient that«» » men will help a lot." who had a great year at Den- ing for the Yankees — even be- minute mile, broke Wes Santee's Scheffing isn't kidding himself, The rest of the club is the Risto Ankio, the national the Cup races themselves were a travesty. The boatShffi i't kiddi hi ver and is being given a shot champ of Finland, broke the same with the champion batter lyond Sept. 1. meet record in the pole vault used for the America's Cup is the 12-Meter Class sloop, when he cleared 15 feet, which measures between 65 and 70 feet long. several of his cast last year and Leafs Rally inches. the Yanks will present the same Ankio showed up in Cleveland front. For 22 Tie earlier and pleaded with meet "We've got to get the same directors to let him in that event, performances from our pitchers promising: "I'm gonna win it. that we did last year," Schef- WithRangers He did, and bettered the meet fiag said, "and our run produc- record of IS feet, 5 inches set by tion has to stay up. We won NEW YORK (AP) — The To- Don Bragg in 1960. ronto Maple Leafs came from 101 games last year end if we two goals behind and tied New Dave Mills ot Purdue, the 440- can win about that many this York, 2-2. last night, slowing the yard indoor world-record bolder, year wa can do it." Rangers' uncertain drive toward nipped Bill Hoyle ot Notre Dame This is a solid ball club and fourth place and the last play- in a stirring 600-yard race. Mills the infield duo of Steve Boros off spot In the National Hockey led most of the way until Boyle at third and Jake Wood at 1 League. passed the Big 10 champ as the second, which came in fresh New York,has only a one-point final lap started.. Then Mills lost year, has had a year of ex- edge on Detroit in the battle for turned on a strong burst and perience. caught the Notre Dame freshman I a Stanley Cup berth, following Wood, who had all those strike- the Red Wings' 4-1 victory over at the tape in the good time of i 1:10.5. Boyle was one-tenth of a outs, shouldn't be THAT bad this Chicago. The Rangers have 60 year. points and Detroit 59, with the second slower. Wings having three games left Barry Sugden, Ohio University THE OTHER questionable to play and New York two. freshman was third. The time mark in the infield, at short, Billy Harris tipped in a par- was four-tenths of a second off will have Chico Fernandez hold- tially blocked shot by Allen the meet mark. ing forth and Chlco came into Stanley for the equalizer In the Bill Crothers of Toronto took camp weighing less and looking middle of the final period after the measure of George Keir, real good. Dick McAuliffe, who the Leafs had trailed for more former Illinois star, in the 1,000, - . than 40 minutes. had a good year at Denver be- yyard run in 2::11. Kerr grabbtf' * The Rangers built a 2-0 lead In fore coming up to the Tigers the lead two lapaps from the finish I. , the first period, but Tim Horton last year, is in the Army but is but Crothers shot by him on the, _ } got one back before the session due out April 25 and he should gun lap and held off Kerr's fin-'i.>s.Jt? give Chico a go for that spot. was over. Ishing kick to win by three yards | .-" v% Stanley's slap shot was par- Michigan halfback Beanie Mc-i • "Our pitching," said Scheffing, tially blocked by Ranger Rae won the 50-yard high hurdlM "might be a little bit better at fenseman Doug Harvey, in 6.3, edging Notre Dame's John though we're looking for some puck bouncing oft his skate and Mulrooney. left-handed relief help. Hank bounding slowly toward the goal. Aguirre was sick last year, lost Harris picked U up, faked New 15 pounds and he wasn't a good York goalie Gump Worsley off pitcher. We're hoping he comes his feet and flipped it over the Peter Snell Sets through this year. We're counting fallen goalie. COLUMBIA, the successful 1958 America's Cup defend- on Sam Jones (8-8 with San New York, unable to muster Indoor 880 Mark er, rates as the favorit* to repaat in 1962. She has a Francisco last year) to help and much of an attack after its two- we've got four fine looking young TOKYO (AP) - With the "no new owner, Paul Shields of New York, and hit nephew goal first period, came to frantic, prospects in Doug Gallagher, Bob smoking" signs out and the heal Photos ba Frank ntenfavtafc scrambling life after than and Slit Shields it her new skipper. Dustal, Tom Timmerman and turned down, New Zealand's fab- had Toronto on the defensive the ulous Peter Snell blazed to an- John Searle. Gallagher is a left- rest of the way. other track record yesterday, Columbia had to be good to win through to the hander and we need lefthanders." The Rangers' best effort came posting a world indoor mark of defender's berth, and she should be good again, even Gallagher was 15-9 at Birming- when Toronto was a man short. Four Teams With Convincing 1:49.9 for the half-mile. though her personnel is almost completely different ham, Searle was 12-10 with the Camilla Henry got loose on a The 23-year-old apprentice sur- breakaway, and charged in from In 1958 she was owned by a syndicate of yachtsmen. same club. Timmerman won IS veyor, who smashed both the the right. Don Simmons moved for Duluth and Dustal was 4-3 world outdoor mile and half-mile Briggs Cunningham, one of the syndicate members, was out of the nets and caught his at Denver. RecordsRemain inNITTourney records earlier this year, clipped hard shot between his skates. her skipper. After two years of inactivity while on dis- Jones, the toothpick king and three-tenths of a second off the play at the Mystic, Conn., Marine Museum, she was former ace of the Giants' staff, Referee Frank Udvarl called indoor 889-yard standard he se NEW YORK (AP) - Four pie, 75-64, and the Flyers over- points, Bob Foley (no relation) only two penalties, both on To- Feb. 9 in Los Angeles. bought by Paul Shields, a New York financier, and was had a growth removed from his teams with convincing victories whelmed Houston, 94-77. had 21, and Joe Kelly clinched it ronto. The first one set up New shoulder during the winter but on a pair of free throws with 24 When he ran the mile in 4:06.' raced last summer in several series. behind them and two powers In the daytime doubleheader, York's first goal, by Dean Pren- Saturday, Snell complained tha Holy Cross edged Colorado State seconds to go. Green was a tlee while Carl Brewer was sit- which have been waiting in the the Tokyo Metropolitan Gym, Her skipper Is Cornelius (Glit) Shields, Jr,, nephew University, 72-71, in the only standout, even in defeat, dick- ting out a holding penalty. Earl wings remain in the running for where the Japan national track of Paul Shields and son of a man who has been in the squeaker of the long program Ing on all 14 of his field goal Ingarfield scored later in the Adult Softball and field championships are be- the 25th National Invitation Bas- and Duquesne outclassed Navy, tries and collecting 37 points. period, giving, the Rangers a 24 forefront of American yachting for many decades. ing heM, was too smoky and ketball Tournament. 70-58. Duquesne was lethargic and lead before Toronto started back. stuffy. Corny Shields, Glit's father, has won just about every Meeting March 27 Loyola of Chicago, Dayton, Loyola's bouncing Ramblers, ragged but had too much for So yesterday the officials post- important trophy in the sport at some time or other Duquesne and Holy Cross ad- a smooth outfit although 6tudded Navy nonetheless, Willie Somer- RED BANK — Harold Potter, vanced in doubleheaders at Madi- with sophomores, zoomed ahead set, still another sophomore Fla. Driver Captures ed the no smoking orders and and is adept at sailing all sizes of boats in the toughest sports supervisor of the Red turned off some of th& electric son Square Garden Friday and of Temple, 21-4, in the first 8 star, was the Duke's handy man. . Drag Championship competition. He was an adviser to Columbia's owners Bank Parks and Recreation com- Saturday afternoon, joining St. minutes, 35 seconds and brewed The bullish, 5-10 guard had IS heaters in the 5,000-seat arena mittee, announced an organi- LODI, Calif. (AP) - Connie in 1958, and although he had been slowed by a heart John's of New York and Bradley on In. Ron Miller was high for points to go with his fine floor which was packed to capacity zational meeting for managers Swingle of Tampa, Fla., nipped as the six survivors from the the Chlcagoans with 19 points, work and defensive play. for Snell's performance. attack, he took her helm in several trial races to help and individuals interested in the Art Malone of Tampa by a half- original 12-team field. The Red- while Jerry Harkness and Vic The New Zealander went the straighten out some kinks in her organization and Red Bank Adult Softball League. Oddly enough, the six remain- length yesterday to win the Paci- men and the Braves drew byes Rouse had 15 points and 12 re- quarter-mile in 53 seconds and The session Is scheduled Tuesday, ing contenders consist of four fic Coast fuel and gas drag cham- put on a sprinting finish, break- performance. through the fljst round and will bounds each. former NTT champions and two March 27, in the recreation of- take the court for the first time pionships. ing the tape IS yards in front Sophomores Bill Chmielewskl previous runner-ups. St. John's Corny will be very much in the picture In fice at borough hall, 491 Mon- In this 1982 NIT tomorrow night Swingle, driving for defending of Japan's Mamoru Morimoto. and Gordy Hatton were key men In the classic for ths 16th time, Columbia's campaign this summer as senior strate- mouth St. in a quarter-final doubleheader, national Class A fuel dragster Snell was promptly named the for, Dayton against Houston as has a record three titles to its St. John's meets Holy Cross and champion Don Garlits of Tampa, outstanding athlete of the meet gist and adviser. He will mostly observe from a Reports indicate that 10 teams they were In the Flyers' opening credit (1943. '44. '59. Bradley, Bradley plays Duquesne. clocked 8.93 seconds and 169.72 immediately after the race. launch, and his involvement means that nothing will again apply for entry into the round decision over Wichita. has won twice ('57, '60), Holy league. Teams interested are miles an hour despite breaking Hayes Jones of Pontiac, Mich, will be left undone hi making her as fast and ef- Loyola and Dayton set up a Chmielewskl, the strapping 6-10 Cross once ('54) and Duquesne • supercharger belt 100 feet from the world's premier hurdler, was urged to have a representative at showdown in Thursday night's pivot, netted 32 points and once ('55). Dayton has placed the finish line. double winner. He took the ficient as possible. he meeting March 27. semifinals by romping home muscled In for 18 rebounds while second no less than flv*> times in Other winners: 60-yard high hurdles in 7.1 and Gilt, not yet 30, has already crowded enough A tentative starting date is set Saturday night. The Ramblers Hatton, the polished backcourt nine previous NITS since 1951, for the first week in May. rom Chicago ran off from Tern- Gas eliminator—Connie Kalitta, the 60-yard dash in 6.1. experience behind him to last most men a few life- man, scored 24. and Loyola was runnerup In '39 New Baltimore, Mich., 9.13 and World record holder and Olym Holy Cross' band of Irishmen and 49. 172.08. pic champion Ralph Boston from times. He has been a top skipper In such small- were not to be denied on St. Pat- Superstock—H a y d e n Proffitt, Tennessee State won his special- boat competition as 110s and International One- rick's day, but were taken right Former pitchers Ted Lyons long Beach, Calif., 12.95 and ty with a leap of 24 feet, 4 inches Designs, and he was an alternate In Columbia's down to the wire by Bill Green and Hugh Mulcahy have signed 110.42. and placed second to Jones in and Colorado State. Quick- new contracts to scout for the Little eliminator—Fred Salis- the hurdles. crew in 1958, which showed him the string-puller's handed lack Foley pumped in 34 Chicago White Sox. bury, Los Altos, Calif., 10.70 and John Uelses, the German-bom side of the operation. 13177. U. S. Marine who is the world's Middle Eliminator—Don Bran- only 16-foot pole vaulter, cleared Columbia was one of three new boats built for don, Sacramento, Calif., 9.36 and 15-2% in an exhibition, but failed the 1D58 campaign. She was designed by Olin Steph- 158.25. four times at 15-9. ens of the New York firm of Sparkman and Stephens, Why -families and she was a development and refinement of Vim, designed by Stephens in 1938. Columbia proved just ALL ALUMINUM a bit more powerful and stable than Vim and therefore jeef better about* able to drive better in rough seas and heavy breezes Combination without sacrificing light weather ability. It was a hairline difference, however, sometimes bomwing from HFC STORM & put at three per cent, and Vim's magnlficiently trained crew under Don Matthews and Bus Mosbacher, almost * pulled her Into the finals anyway. It Is this knowledge You fee) mighty comfortable with Just the right NFC that Columbia is a shade faster than Vim, which the loan to meet your needs... the skillful HFC servica WINDOWS w that comes from 84 years' experience...and the Aussies have chartered as a trial horse, that is putting way HFC people handle a real burden on the new Aussie boat to prove herself every family money Caih MONTHIY PATMINT PUM $ U It 11 at least Vim's equal. problem with fairness and understanding. I % aO7 5 9.75 Stephens has not designed a new boat this year. That's why over 2 mil- flM (18.15 300 1193 19.50 3631 6 55j He has been quoted as saying he could perhaps im- lion families borrow 300 $16.77 20.H) 29.25 54.46 • Up to glut »"xtS" • No | prove on Columbia by a very small percentage again, from HFC with confi- 400 21.94 27.47 3aS9 72.14 900 26,77 3X69 47.63 69.53 salesmen! • No commissions! and it will be interesting to see whether one of the dence every year. • We sell what we advertise < Other bpats preparing for the selection trails will be Htuululft ttarn u JH% ptr MM*nM- • Triple iDsert! • Triple till | action! Made of quality heat- able to hit that percentage. Next week we will look hardened extruded aluminum I at Easterner. to give rugged wear with mini- | OUSEHOLD FINANCEE mum of maintenance. Screen before a thundering crowd of and two glais panels move up ' Yorky Fouls, 27,207. and down, tilt inward for ilm- { Yorky, saddled by cagey Jim- pie cleaning .'. . Installation , my Jones, finished first by a Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center optional. Jay Fox Cops neck but the slewards said the Calumet eolorbearer fouled Jay Phone: Liberty 2-1340 MIAMI, Fla. (AP)-Brae Burr • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY Fox Inside the eighth pole and It ton: Itat, Tun, Thur. ID to t-Wti « ftt 10h IH. STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO < P.M. Farm's Jay Fox was moved up cost him the race. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO • to win the $112,800 Gulfstream Carry Back, on the outside, OMef HPC enfeew M MMMPMNM * AMMfy RMV REBOUND BATTLE — Colorado State's Gary Anderson "Between Yanko's ft RentsUles" Park Handicap Saturday after made his usual ttretch run under MIDDlETOWN-MWdlttown Shopping Center joefcy Manuel Ycaza but he T) 9 (30), in center, it outmannod in battle for rebound «i Calumet Farm'i Yorkey was dis- 1107 Highway 35-OS borne 1-1400 couldn't cotch the leaders and Jack (The Shot) Foley 132). left, and Peto O'Connor qualified and dropped to second was a length and three-quarters on a claim of foul. behind Jay Fox at the end. 124), right, supply competition for ball during National ASBURY PK-710 Cookman Av.-PRosp*ct 5-2500 32 Brood St. SHadyiid* 1-7500 **d lank Dorchester Farm stable's Carry Invitational Tournament gams at New York's Madiion Back finished third and Harbor Tha Chicago Cubs hav« a new Square Garden Saturday. Holy Croii won, 72-71. Run MM, TOOL, Itar, W. M to5~l«iN b I Ml View Farm's Garwol was fourth working agreement with San UMMHH.1 in the mile and a quitter classic Antonio of tha Texai League. (AP! Wirtphoto) RED BASTK REGISTER tusnttss nonets HELP WANTED-FEMALE HELP WA.VTED-M«1« • Fcaukl FOR SAIB HOUSES FOR SALE • LEGAL NOTICE- 14_Mon. n full or part-time basis. For 33 Broad 81, 8R 1-7900 P.Ed River can now be yours." Red LAYAWAY PLAN cr.urcn iiKi'rectory. )ty Muroie TftrrBCe. Midrllplown. Chil TAX RETURNS The a«ld Board ot Adjustment de- informiuion call Fan and Frank Whlt- .' t Pt,v»KiTERd AOUiNU machines Bank offers an enviable upper drm hurtbrokcn. OS 1-3630^. Form 1010. K inc. 611 1-S974. No Down Payment for All nied me Mid variance «nd a eojur or .7 Finfiprllricorne t>* returns prepared by grtd- „ All makei new or used, Uuaxanteed income environment and Colony he decision Ii nied u the Otflc« ol LOST t --• Pa-'siirtoli HI i U)W as 125. Serpleo a. Hit Monmouih $74 Per Month _. i..... accountant* T, F>« and W TECH 7 the secretary oltne Boaid of Adjuil- ! -t Nrttt tn thpater SR I 0485 • ' HOUSe keeps pace With a glOWing jt you COUM buy an Insurance policy tionai Bank. Red KRU^. •fe. Hazlet. M-949B. meat, MunicipaMunicp l Butlillnl, 33 -JIODJIOD- SITUATIONS WANTED, Female |R ^s _ ,,„ ^5, „, ,„,. .„.-- assortment Ol luxury features that: guaranteeing your future happiness, Jertcy, hNCOME 1 — Prepared moum BtreelB . liel d BBankk,, i J a ne arp frit** kpvnntpQ nf plfpanrp i J'ou'd pay any price:!! H«re Ii the ilbl l inspe i»y graiiuai itant. WRITERS WILL HBI.l' rvmi P.MIT1BS dinner. " " broidlooin. I'/ivate. and ll available lor inspection. William R. Thleri PUBLIC NOTICE i' '>rh*r occasions call | , M«.-IMH ^ are true Keynotes or eieganct. c]osf,5t M)tng ,D u and iVs on)ytl i LUCY J. CTONt;. Secretary the where-(ALTERATIONS - Home modernizing. JUNIOR AND BKAUTY - Jl mt Hem. Board of Adjustment, . NOTICE Anyone knowing TT-r—,59.09 Angela, Sally. Tuesday to Tlmr* U >fd >l Borough of Ked Bank el or JCSSIP Hoofing and siding. Attic conversions. MATURE WOMAN - Will cut ltiv lrls One 3^-room apartment avail- ^ ^'UnVn ^OTni 'e*u! e? ieiem» ihmilr. of Jnirle K. Kiohli INTERMEDIATE WRITERS ay r>r't - styltsl C3 Honmoulh bl n PI> B. Kuhliel. last known to I. R resident additions. Emfreency repairs. Maasi- children any Hgc By hmn ible at $175 per month as Of • ku"cln;n' "full basemen?. comblnatlon 19 . »« mlno and Colngna Construction Co., •h. !:i her nwn honip. Ell 7-fHfiO MAPLE furniture. Sola, two chairs. •n- Ilrrt Bnr.k. N .1. n- IK FAMILIAR WITH March 1. One VA-rOOW apartment,*lorCo lv< mn!l nsashl I, oon a fully landecaped lot. Uct Mr. J. A. Campbell Long Brand). CA 9-3488. COMPANION to eld four chairs, J6O; chin; wiwilnl ohpe avdiiaDiavailahlpe ati -S2T$^JiD npriperJViaiOJ* 2-tir'JO lor trea estimates, Full inaarance one sumptuous penthouse apart-! * ' . Recent experience wilh 5474B —0"[| PHONE AUTOMOTIVE printing and processing section i>f a! ment. We advise prompt action.! .Monmouth County Office uochtx no. mn and detailed specifications re- Civit Action A J. PICONE CONTRACTOR—Bain. "jilted Nations' Agency, fluent in '' FIVE-PIECE — Bedroom set. complete, lated Ihereto most desirable al- : (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) ORDER KXXiMG.JDAY AUTOS TRUCKS i rooms, kltciicn remodeled. Also ceram- lisii, French, Italian; seeking employ- 57.5 Sinall couch, Iiuffpi. china \ COME AND SEE kOii UJcAJtii-G ment in lli-il , nrea. Write "A.A.," IN THE MA'lTEK OK THE APPU- ~\M'i NEW t'HEV'KOLfc'1 !i ton pickup. ic tile, bales, service and installation. though not essential. Earnings other itpma. 2!i South St., Red Bank. 92 Leonanlviiie Rd., Leonardo. 291-2677 Box ftl], F.eri Rnnh. FULLY AIR CONDITIONED CAitoN OF f£T^H UlUCUP^U Four wheel drive. Ideal for BOOWPIDW will compensate your ability. In- si'MP i'UMP — Good condition, il'O? THE BERG AGENCY AND JtACHJSL GioCOPINU. bit wile, elc McCarthy Cln>vrnK>l 2SJM1U1 j! •£j^—iterviews will be held at the Wire nlay pen fence. Rate and posts, Real Estate FUU UiAVa TO AfiHUMK 'i'HiJ HADDOCK about your p; • ON-SITE PARKING NAMES OiT Pill'EIi JAC^vAP^.y j 953 FOni* — Two-door hai rltop Vic-j MOI.I.V PITCHER. HOTEL, ?2(). Mimeograph ink. all colora. 842-16fW eight cylinder motor, i paperhangiHg. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male "Personalized Service" and itACHEL JACKAPINO, llCBpec- torian LO 6-C905 P.ED BANK, N. J. 12 RATIK fish 'cnurse platpR, famous tivcly. lintel HIGH SCHOOL BOY — Ilellable, ex-! artlsl $ 1.00ft C?\\ heater, wimrwall tires. Private. 2P1-J131 j ATTIC flENOVATIO.NS — Less than Tuesday, March 20, 4 lO 0 p.mic-ru-ncert. . d^ires work' after srhonl' COLONY HOUSE OSbor'ne 1-1000 Upon reading mt compium ol re- ani weekends. Call ever.ingl. SH 7- IN RED BANK ter Giocopino mid JUcoet Uiocoplnu. t V s 1 1 1111 r ISfi') SOFA AND CHAIH — Wine color, Rt. #35 Middletown N.J. mi wile, applying to tfiia Court tor I-MSW. *mt.L ^Xm c omiitmn '«M'i - " ' «P 't"K prit#» on ceramic tiifri Ask for Mr. Frederick A. Young hrr cushions, fair comlil.on. ave to asEume Uie nanii-a of Piter uu I nil. SHadyside 1-5556 VA 1^ ««"•«« conimmn, *' -; Kltcll|JnSp baIhB_ Alterations, carpentry, YOUNf» JtAN — Will habyHft during j jgi jth. SH 1-2*i7fl. Daily 0-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 ckapino and H&clicl Jackapino, sianlfy Ogonowj!l;i "S7-062H. ilay or night f»S Oakes P.d., Little; -- It is, on ihii 2Bth day of jebruary, 1956 FORD VICTORIA — Aulomatlr. l.AWN J-lAlNTEKANf^E - Call aftf PERSONNEL DIRECTOR Ritvpr fll 7-5316 ' I MOVISO — I.nrcc rpfngeralor. corner Adjacent to the delightfully 1962, Ordered that the neartnc of thu ratlio, hPatrr. one owner. Good condi-6 p.m., all day Baturday. SH 1 PRECISION J . fuplinanl kttclipn laMf, (our chairs,' action be brought on before tAia Court tion. S4S5. 7ST-S52O. - MAINTENANCE WORK — Part time 1 Warrlm4r KraaonsDif. SH 7.:rJM7. charming Molly Pitcher Hotel on the 13th day of April. 1962 it 9:30 Hl-31) hours week OWNER LEAVING STATE iritfi KARMAN (iHIA Kxcellenl con- INDUSTRIAL DESIGN niAMl'AfiNI'; DYED BROWN Persian a.m. at the County Court Houn at ditlon, 23.000 miles. Sl.r»50. INCOME TAX SERVICE FOR FRANK H. TAVLdK & SON, INC. This clean five-year old three- reehold, £Iew Jersey. Lamb natur.il TourmaHna mink collar. It ts further Ordered that notlc«-6f Sll 7-S489 KEANSBURG Mipcr un;ility coal. 575S RltRf 6 p.m. •tppifcation for ouch change of nam* • 1960 CHEVROLET — V-5. all viilte And nearby residents. Individual and; . Phone 7K7-65S7 Managing Agent* I combination storms and screens. hall be published In the Red Bank convertible. :-'"W business returns prepared. IXPBZIIENCED TEAM UIUVER, PIANOS — Savi> 5"nn nr iiinro nlf list Rog]liter, a newepapfr publisher! in J1.T9S. 5H 7-SiM. OTTITJOBS price on brand new SS^note cnnaolf! OIRNIBHEU—APARTMENT"^"' VeryiConveniently located and low tax- Monmouth County, for four |Un#« steady employment .miiu-iing pa>'i \.\v* 1 INCOME TAX —' Individual Returns. 1 L1GII- IIA' '.ING piano ". 10-ypar guarantee. Come see elpari. modem l;itclipr>. es to boot. during four consecutive calendar JAfU'AR — XK1W, lflSS. Fixed head lon and holidays. Apply I ' A F Kurs- Ell 1-0052 coupe, wire wheels. 2.15 Borg Warner Pick up and deliver. 15 Veara ex- rIPH. Robeits P^oad. Hoiin Brnad St. SI1 1-7500 TLANTitTTnGiii.ANiis —. T» ^iiMOO Hwy. 35 Middletown quired to serve upon Robert I, Pilli- i bury A. Carton, plaintiff! mtloraeV. SI.895. Call 03 1-3672. -f&sonable prlcei. Financing arranged. Maurice Sclmaru A Bon,, Ml We.l; JI'SI.NBSS BEAC1IF1IONT AREA J liri't'-iDfim nTuriliirnlH l-'urnlflli tmM 51.. llnl Btnll. MASHAGK BmJlI MKNT — For rent tlfurnisliprl. r:nit rpaflnnablp. I.'lllltirs wiinSR arifiresi Is S5-97 Flnt Avenue, IMS HIGHWAY TRAILER — 33' tan- OWNER WILL MORTGAGE itr sale. Free delivery. SOUTH JERSE-Y OS 1-2727 TELEVISION REPAIRMAN — liojT.71 [ncludrd. Clilld welcome. Availahla now. Atlantic Highlands. New Jaraex, aa in- dem. Ice bunker- and blower. Phone Call CA ::0H Kjclusive AUIErciOAL. 811 7-2014. !91> 11195. Licensed Heal Estate Broker iwcr to the Complslnt filed In a civil 7RT-3145. work only. Must be experiencedp , es- ALTERATIONS — Home modernising. id ti d h! By Appointment Only KNDKRIZINO KQU1PMENT - Fo idion, lri which Anna C. Seitomi and Hoofing and Killing. Attic convernions, rrllrilt nrtlnryrtlnry.. id vacationacatn s aan dh hd!i- 1KD BANK — Tlu7prnoiii~aparlnie"iri. Willie. H. Reasoms ire plaintiff* and I960 CADILLAC — Two-door, 62 coupe, dayi. BdaHa TV, Weat LonL | BBranch, t or saie: free delivery. Baulh Jer- nislied or unlunilslieii. rnlecormeil. W Uirep-beiiraom rancli, attached *xc«llrnt condition. $3,490. CA 2-2872 itlditionn. JGmergfrcy repair MBBI ROCCO N. BONFORTE RUROICAL SH 7-26^4. jarage, (till cellar, front and back Wyait A. Spradley. et air. an de- Construction Co. S90 per month Intlutles utilities, BH 1- fendants, pending In th« Superior Courl after 5 p.m. _^ mlno and Colopna AGENCY •men. flrpplarp. two full baths. Lovely Lone Branch. CA 9 HIRING m. leclion hi ilartbom Township. J18.900. of New Jerapy within 35 dnyg «Jt*r 1953 FORD — 'i, engine, two-door, 278 Clip I sea Ave. Long Binnch s'AVESINK-Unfiirmahrd. Fnur ronms. March 23, 1962, excluaiva of men date. Mack. New engine. iranBmlalon, in- IMMEDIATELY •at. refrigerator, gaa range. 291- if you fail to do so, judfmint by terior, brahfft, tire*. 10B7 Olds flpm- BARGAIN — Perslor lamb lur tiicKct, ierauit may be rendered tgainit you EMPLOYMENT ATLANTIC REFINING CO. LOT OWNER — Custom-built home, on nr the relier demanded in thi, Com- nfrc. exhauet syatpm. JU7ft or best. New technical maintenance service Has avallahlB * service station for excellent condition, BIZP \2. Call 291- Wrile 'AS" Box 511, Red Bnnk. branch has tfn nppningi. No eiperlrnce •URNISHEP THREE ilodA plaint. You shall file your aniwir and HELP WANTED-FEMALE lease In Red Bank. VVondrr.nl oppor- 15JK) hefiire 10 a.m., after 4 p.m. icnt, privdtfi hath, private en tour lot. Completely furnished, no i>roof of service in duplicate with tha ]D50 PLYMOUTH — Twr>door.. BooiT necewary, permanent ponltlon, bene- tunity for inpichHtiically mites miurted fit!. Salary J95.5O per week. ra- with Nllsknr f-2 Clean. All utilities. IS Myrtle Ave. Clerk or the Superior Court,, fluta condition. Pftssed inspection In Febru- GENERAL HOUSEWORKER - Salary person. Minimum Investment to cover camera. Both llhe Long rtranch. money down, no closing feel. BII 7-S5S3. House Annei, Trenton, N«w Jeney* ary. Best offer. Call 842-2095. good, steady position, by week or live CALL SH 1-4014 stock and pqutptnent only. Paid traln- in accordance with the rules ot civil in. Threa school ag« children. Refer- inc available. Call MI 3-niW 8 a.m.-5 — - - - SPRING VIEW GARDENS SPLIT LEVEL — Seven rooms. Ten- practice and procedure. PONTIAC ~ 1958 convertible, radio, ence!!.. Write "A.J." Box 511, Red Hank p.m., Monday through Friday, or 787-|\VOUI'» Rot»K - Knur years old, like Available April 1 and May 1. Large pt: stunt: (Ircplacp in living room, heater. Ilydramatlc. power BteerinK, HO>FMANTfACllIN|3 PUBBRBhs - flvp, two-bedroom apartmpnts. Man- The action haa been Instituted for "874 after 7 p.m. new, Price, J90, Phone elrrl ilen with built-in hook shelves, :he partition of certain landi and prem- power brakcB. New tires. Excellent con- AVON COSMETICS — Are In demand On laiiy'n coati, Experienced only. Top ager Invites you to ?Pe (or ynursH!, (Miirnt. liivgt! patio, two-car garage, dition. 11.100. Will accept tract*. Call Customer acceptance highest In history, agen, ITtiipu chop, 35 hour werk. V LTY SALON - Long Branch. paclous rooins and closets, complrtc Iflcs situate at 2118 State Highway No. aluminum storms and screens, woocletl 25, Township of Holmdel, Monmouth after 8 or all day Sunday. 787-B366. Tcrritorlca now available for women i with V">' and all l paid holidaysl . Modern, air conditioned, excellent op- R. G. PIERRE SOUPS threa for C9 itchPtis, tile bntha. For appulntinent I, tunel luciition. Six years old. o earn good income. Full or p "AE". Bo M1. Red Banlf, iortunity. OA 0-09B9, •">nts. iifnortrfl, rcRiili'rly 52 cprtn cjtrli. ioase 'call Countj', State of New Jersey, of which Ifl5! PLYMOUTH — Two-door wagon. perfect condition, $28,500. REDDEN ore Anna Spradley died seized. You line, Phone. SH 1-4343 or write: Mm. Berf stew. 44 cents, resularly (.2 cent*. W 1-5(17'J '.'H:, SpriliR Ft AGK.NCY, KcHltora-InsLirors, 301 Maple Radio and heater. Green and white, Margaret Gulotta, P.O. Box ISO, RedMEN — Part time work in nursery, Chicken fltcw. . 51 cents, regularly 71 are. mnde a defendant became you ar« 'B. Apply in jirreun Ruilgarzoiir Nur- Ave. comer Bergen Pi., Red Bank, ihe wife of Wyatt Spradley. alio known Good transportation. 3150. Call 291-M29. Elank. cents, Meatless rftvioll nr*wltti mrat, 44 FWO. T^O^ro^M^l*MlT~M^NT.S~*"" ill KWtjl). aery, Wnyslde RA., New Shrewabury. INSTRUCTION cents, resulnrly S-l crnls. Other . p jooii location. $G5 ami 55S with utilities. as, George w. Spradley and eltlnt. «n 1958 CHEVROLET^TAfToM^VAGON— Inchoate right of dower In «n undl- Brookwood. radio, heater. Automatic RECKPT1ONI&T WANTED - Doctor'i FOHEMAN — On clilldrcn'H coats, rx- ciala. Pprry'B, 21 White Bt.. Rprl Bank. SvonliiRa. 8I!_KM87 nr HH 7-«7S^ N — Cliprry Tree Farm rfice, experience preferred. Write P.O, SKIN AND SCUBA DIVING — Instruc- ^ED~BANK —. J\-7~rcfliiirntla~TtiTpi' mum aplit, large recrea- ided sixth part of said lands and tralismiBBlon, V-8. Call BJ2-2937. perlenccd. Reljable firm, year 'round tion, all equipment furnished, indoor eml^eB. ox 709, Red Bank. position. Apply LnrtR BrinicK Manufitc- 'lonin luni lulled, all utilities me I mini, p]iiir;ite sluJy or oil ice, 1957 DODGE V-8 — FotiprToor puafi- 1 liented pool, co-ed Classen and private iieil g^irnce. 1G5' frontage, DATED: February 54th. 1ft« HOUSEKEEPER — Five hair days a turlng Children * Coata. 20 Third Ave, Ekctrlc stove, tile htitli. rpfrlRPramr. I. GRANT SCOTT, aerk butlon. Rad lo, hcatrr. 5C95 or best r.onn Branch. CA 2-&81S. instruction. Call PR 4-7HR5. MACHINERYJFORJALE iirtijagi'. OS 1-1107. offer. LI 2-1705. week, 9 through 2 p.m. Apply In penon. riviite »ntrance. Available Immediate- Superior Court of New Jener Telephone lor appointment. C91-1149. [ — Kciiog'unit witii f. SM 1-1.1TS. OUT MONMOUTH — Nrw Cape Cod. Mar. 5, IS, 19, 28 f31,S0 A U f 0M0T1VK MECHANIC i wit "uur lounis iinil luilli, expansion attic. 1950 OLbSMORlLE 3? cunvntible. ton hnve tools ami .spertcntc. Others I tilllk. -JON AIIDO" — Th'rVi' rooiri H~»a tTv new tlrea, all extran. 10C0 two-door ATTRACTIVE* YOU N~G~ WOM AN~—~Fo f CA 20-114^ ^ - i:.,V)0. TC7--Sl),'i artcr 6. position an technician Ii fsnhionabtp not Diily. . . MMaurici e SchwartShz t A BonnB , MERCHANDISE uicl Becniirt door. $85 all utilities. Bu'ck IrfSabre, power ntoerinE, seven NOTICE TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS dfrirlnR and hcaltli ualon. Will trainjl-il Wes••-•"t Front St.• , - ' Bank. LT'I'MK 14 Hwliig. I h.p. motor. S2S0. .nii]jlt* only. OWNETrTKAV^ETilTrJD — This fnnr- OR COURT OF NEW JERSEY 1 [rei- 11.050 each. Call 671-31C0. position if quitlfieri. Muat hHve own FOR SALE MillinR nniciilnr, nenr'nnasli-i-, Gxl8 In- ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS—Thrpi* room*. vcar old. two-story colonial In Hazlot 1989 PEUtfEOT— Ivory four-door de dlvorfllflod In- JM iinfurnislifii. Tcniinl pays .mat and Ctures four bedrooms. Vi baths, riln- CHANCERY D1V1S1OV dustrial experience, full maintenance trti*. i:. h.p. motor, $2ftn. Heavy duty lun roof, nrw nibhor. excellent conrti- rvlnwpd, SH 7-D400. 'Irlll nrofl", $75- Motor -irivon nrnen>- flpr.tric. Bowtrli Agrncy, •J'Jl-SIOO. B mom, K^rHRe, full hasement with MONMOUTH COUATY • rfsponslbilliy snd assist In ctienirnl HAMMOND (tiiotty i pine recreation room city sew- Ikm. JW0. Call after 5:30 p.m. OB 1-03M procem work. Write "A,Q." Box All, tor. "00 amp velrtpr. SBO wattd, AC nTH~ DOCKET NO. C-lMl-ft power. $40(1. Call 2IH-M47. •m. A real bargain nt $17,500. Call BTATB OF NEW JERSEY PART-TIME AND FULL TIME Her] Rank. ORGAN STUDIO "0 4-MM. Retail itore. Persona.bla and fashion- OP* A8BUHY PARK bedroom apartmpnt. From (105 up. TO MOBILE HOMES ble appearance. Some, evenings, 40PRODUCTION CLKRK - High achonl Ploa5fi Call Sll 1-fUlS. .LUX1M1Y nAN'^H HOUBE "UNKNOWN OWNERS Ot UN- , iour>, five days. Good pay and bengraduate- , Must be good with figure*. Royal Artlit Chord Or pin } F90> MERCHANDISE WAJMTED MnnroH. Qualltv-built liome. L Kin ft KNOWN CLAIMANTB. their MOBILE HOMES Write "A.R." Box 611. Red Bank.' Hammond Extra voice Organ S95.0U R,I_iM6t)N — ' Unfurnlsbed lour-room hpirii. deviaaea and peramal efin. Call LI 2-9520. mil i'liarlnwt. Avall-'lil" in lint nv.u room, formal dining room, five bed' Uaed . 10% down Hammond Chord Orfian ft95.00 PIANOS anrt nuiBical initrm • • "e ba""- Inclu-Ung mafd'R repreientatlvea. and Their, or Wurlitser Spinft Organ 6*5.00 wo adults. Lease reijuired. »l)ninntii!v Vtf * 7-yaar (Inanctng want**f1 Highlit prices paid. El ln:,n L. MtntlRli Rpaltnr Ph«>-ip R.i2-n5'ri) room. bath. Many other custom any of Their Succsivora in Jellent working conditions. itea<1y pnsi- PRESSERS Conn spinet Orgsm 74YO0 mr 308 Mitln St. Lakewnod or by appoliilinent only. rltht, tide and lnterut": ROBB1N-3V1LLE Ion, salary open. Reply: P.O. Box &51. y pp y Machine, pressen to press children'.. lUmmond Ma Kplnct/ciierry Q2S.W -rnfl :i2tW FlIRNIRHBU - TliTTf.rnnni npiiVln.pv.t h PrincipalPiil s onlyl . (L.B.) TRAILER EALE9 INC tted Bark. Hammond M;i Spinet/blond Itffi.w h»in< You are hereby luramoned tad re- and ladies coaiaoa . Stead_. __y work Shore WANTED Kntlro third door. SfiS. Rector PI., SHSit 1-5948. Prlcfi In tlie upper $40$40'B' . Rnut. 130 RobblnivlHt. N. JSALESOIRlVnoOKKEEPEK — Salary C I 2 Pianola Player Piano uiewi 9i)i.(n> MOS:I quired to serve upon Sidney Alpem. JO 7-1120 lua comtnlaslon, five-day week, day off Co. Inc., 22 Bridge Ave., RedHammond B-3 & Speaker/biond 2150.00 IMHJP DltllSNTAL HUGS FOUR-ROOM Co-operauve. Amomav plaintiff's attorney, whoi* ad drew ,li CHINESE AND PERSIAN ii*IV"K RonMs~i^FvnNisTtiTri i^Tw". c t'.oi waicr, n.i n?iit, , lar^^e ffl 252 Broadway, Long Branch, New Jer* A LOVELY HOME — Located in one 'uesday. Muat havs knowledge of aew- RALES AND SERVICE FIUKDMAN CALLKRIEB r of Jerspy'n nicest mobile liome courta. tg and be good with figures. All JliDDLEAQED 1IANPY MAN Irn (Innh-iis. Ruth AVP.. Long Branch, ftrd. 559 50 inclinlfB all utilities, $500. icy, nn answer to the complaint Hied PART-TIME RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION 45143 . Evening" CA 2-74R2 lull CA 2-fi1M or CA ':-4M)fi Ll 2-^HSS. after 4 p.hi. in a civil action In which Loulfi Matins, 1058 MarlcttB, W, two bedrooms, car- com puny hone fitn. plensani working h peted, gal water rieatfr. waahfr, Jal- conditions. Apply Singer Sewlni Center, I;AI.L 7fl7-4'j':: Open Dally Till !) — Saturday Till 5:3U PIANO WANTKO In plaintiff, and Walter A. Mahnf. et prr cent (JI Mortgage—Three-bed- a!B. are iimrinp inrfiiTnlcT~Kx'' COOKMAN AVK, AND MAIN ST. SPINKT Oil UPRIGHT m ranch, lnr?;c living room, dining > 1 1. l'lioiir: 7t7-rjSi. __ cellent opporiunity. Sanriy Hook Bay fi ent-tn kite!ion. (Ilshwusher, h Superior Court of New Jemey, within GENERAL housework, llcht cooklnR. PR 5-SLIOO COMMERCIAL RENTALS 35 day* after March 19. 1862. ««],.», Marina. liighlrimis. )H7--M,Vl. input, glug t hot water heathe, , attaclipd IOXTS STAR mobile home, two badU'omn- n 30^5, live in. Must be. fond nf Kslcs~^~ji6~upr"liT(; s~"i 16~u pTc 1 laYraT I.OUGt; KUUM lur l?nt. iIcnleT o L R»-re. FFruit trees. live of such date. If you fall to to roonm. 52,500. Cnll chfidron. Experienced, refeiencn. J5O- •-Twit-Sri" RatiR unit; rullcr; pa' KraR. LLovelo y j Rre. do. Judgment by default may be ren- ad i Imp runt'I linen. typi'VM ,HM.I mamiHi own. Could be used also lor olttct Monthlv pavirrnla $111$111 , All l fof r $1580$15,8000. S72-15S3 SV> wage*. Must be able to drive. R4-- •Riary. f'«r neceaaary. Houra 4-7 p.m. and electric, office eriulptnent, etc, barrow. I.I 2-0167. _„_„ (pace. Approximntcly 2.4i)ti aq ft Writi Immediate*possession leaving state, SHdered against you for tht relief de- 02G9. ! . , ' Call 747-OS&1. barr*ln prlcf3, New or iincu. ^AC UraK LonaB' Hox 511 MBit Bark manded In the complaint. You anal I OljTiKURNmrKE - Antiques, cuina, file your answer and proof of aerv- ASSEMBLERS—win irain ir mcchanl Co. Rt M, OaKliurat. KE 1-3990. oppu> Klauswaie art objects anrt bric-a-orac. EXPERIENCED — Maturo ilenogrflph- alte N J. Warchmi.if. StNOLE~Oir~RiMTK OV OFFICBS"^- mlit level, 1H baths, Icr !n tlupllcate with the Cl-rk of the BOATS & ACCESSORIES er-recppiinniat for (tenemi Inaurancr* ally Inclined. II.Bfi hour. le casli for anyining and evHEAR- T OF TOWN TALL on in. dlnlne room, recreation Superior Court, State Home Annex, mat estate office. Mlddlrtown. Huies LBtrrRONir TECHNICIANS — Kuiiy FRKGXBil~$35. chest, ICP crram com- Ruicira. 2b East From 8l.. SH 7.1100 illchen, utility room, ram Re Trenton. New Jeri-»y. in accordant-** INSURANCE! — Marina, outboard-a door. Salary open. Rpply iiAting xperienced, 51.75-J2 hour. uK'iri.il typr, l.'i c.u. fl, Uociil wuik:iiK ryer and dlihwaalier. 119.500. with the rulei ol civil practice and pro* forma Rolrton Waterbury. Realtor, qualificntlonn to P. O. BOX 216, Allani UOLTE MAN Dry cleaning, sul condition. Nnetia fun molor, Meal for FLOORS FOh KENT - Near rallroa 1 r Illy of Ihc ;ii. cetlure. i:ticp iv2b 16 W Front St.. Sll 7-350O, tic HtRhiftnis, pllii comtnlfiKinn, resiaurHnt^ store nr lioiur. BH 1-flOti'. . 1 ntattuti. apiMOMiriMtel:-' 1.«(Hi sq, I N.J. STATK EMPLOYMENT RERV1CE II ry bcils. Oa"ii nr (rail* nursery •ach floor. Elevator. Call Sll 1-110U. LARGE ""WEHrBUIWMramu house in The action has been imtltuted (or the BAK<}-VU4 - Any boat you want U OIRL8 r- Women, four (O, part-tlmf 48 E. Front St. Red Bank PRO v K asfoN Aii"™~imr M~~~SKT - - •took. LI :*.n718. Bongarzone Nurasrlci. Holmtlt1!. Miipt b<* removed from purpose of quieting the title of Louli vwn Uw bank rates. Financing ar- openlnfii In Mlddltlnwn urea. Bant $40 .uHwii:. Ike new, sacrifice, $123. Call Wayside IUI., New KhrBWulniry. NKWOTABTBi5 N F> Cl stalls. Colls Neck arr.i. rail D1M806 sltrr 6 p.m. Manns to certain land* and to clsar rantementi completed In one call Hi extra, per w*«lc. No (•xperKnco neces- -" " -12B. up all doubts and disputes concerning; any of our offices. TILE MONMOUTH 1 ROUTEMAN -- Laundry and dry clean' O^TSlKRlAL REFRTG KltATOR HO 2-24H TtnKD OV RENTING? Only JISTO nary. For Informstlpn writ ? P.O. Box C A SThO Hldea-hTrT UprigUi. IS cuho to 40 cube. Three, two the same. Said Unds art deicrlbed as COINTV NATIONAL BANK. 8H I- 374, Red Bank. Pleas* Include phone Ing route open, cuarnnlped earning! OKFIOE" FOR UENT~~-- TWO roonn clown. ARsunie mortgaefi nn « charm follows: witii h pond potenttnl, Experience pre> ipldfl with cufltom-mads i or thief-ton air cnmllt.oi.ers, Four- Ing' fIre-room house. Expansion attic number. 842*3119. drawer metal Irttrr str.ft filing cabinet Nice location, heart of Rrrt Bank. Hent ALL lhat tract or parcel of land 1 ferttrt, but not necemry, Apply Little CM month. Call PR 4-P8in. In Hr-d Rank urea, 190 monthly ray THR&E YEAR OLD 1R SkTcrafTfuTl: TELEPHONE SoUicifORS to m«k« Silver Cleaners, 601 Branch Ave., Little Kour drawer lcsal tlltiig cabinet. Four nifnta. BH 1-114*. and premises, hereinafter particularly •quipped boat. Powered 45 h.p, electric aprolntmrntn from your homo tp have silver. tinoit-casrn nil HIZPH. cnlonlal or simple described, situate, lylnr *jid belnf in •it a rtlng Mercury inolor. Windshield children's photograph!) taken In tliftr SALE (ionij;n. 15slS" nr Urger rug or w&il lUDPLRTOWV — Fonr'hen/p. trailer, used only ASSEMBLERS. Exnerlenced on elec- or formerly owned by J. William four I'.oura. SH 1-2440. triple tilt action I utlTMATirlPU — AKC, out nUti SULUCliUN OT KENTAbd Owner's sale. $17,500. SH 7-0874. tronic parts, $1.15 hour. standing littrr, aired by champion, tiliK Purnlatied »nrl unturnnlied. immed Jonea, as inscribed in Deed recorded 18' CABIN SLOOP MAIWARA—Nfiw PA ill,R MAKERS. F< lee ironic eiperl- Attention-Men Drivers SlUdyside M500 weeks, pood watoh dons, wonderful at» occurtnc> Samuel Telchet Agency TWO FAMILY house fully furnished In th« Monmouth County ClerK'a Of- dacron maJnaall, hinged mast, •] encft. J1.1S up. hour. PROWN'S 33 8R0AU 81'.. RED BANK with children. (150 up. Kilmer 5 8870. Ocean pert Ave., Occanport Call or dm Lot 180x60. Junt four blocka from fice In Bock 2S64, Fage JM. laid point new mast, nnt1 berth and mum BOLDEHERS. Electronic experience, CARNIVAL BAR VkiQUTABLH flllOWOABK — Walh 1,1 •>•& or Li 2-3501 writer of E«tontown, fine neighbor* ot beginning being also the northwest another; outboard hracket. J400. Van- 11.15 up. hour. in box, meat ihowcaac, butter box and MlNIATl'RB FRENCH Poodles, black Jew phimhlnjt. new triple track com corner ot Lot 30. Block 21, on the der Lour. 8*2-1294. N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Ice Cream Corp. countcrn. CA ^-0917. or brown, six weeks old. Call 8H 1MAN- Y fUKNIHHiiU ANU UiNt'bli- hlnntlon wlnrinws pnvert pnrlcinir nn prior tax duplicate of the Borough of 48 E. Front St. Red Bank 5S7t between lfl-5, 3H I-33SS 6-8. NISHED RENTALS - in nl price inliel , weeks old, $733 . Ocean' Ave.. Sea Bright. £12-0004 Hie nnuthr«5t corner of K. triangular Bacrlflcr, $,V',n. SH 7-362S. largest Ice cream vending companlei. , pi mid mattresstess,, iinmacu- •JI)LMI ieun. clay*. shaped tract of land this day con- AUTOS AND TRUCKS lalr> cnnditloti. S7ftS7f . AntiquAti e fcptul . 7B7-H56 veyed by the Grantora to Charlei W. START AT ONCK KAlH HAVEN — Six-rwm liupivx! REAL ESTATE WANTED AUTOS AND TRUCKS dff our high Incomp earring GeorglRn columns, pink marble front, BEAttfTFTL Unit liuaklp. hflff German Jones; thence (2) north 18 dtgreet 45 gram, Bonus plan effective now. Super- i)..i. , nig liunii ,ti»l iiircp-puct? n.iovt'l, Shepherd f^nula pupplta. 110. SH 7.i'titce LicdiuuniB. On bus line, 5100 minutp-t w<>at parallel tn the east line, vtaory trailing program. All expense tortiali and poker ift, S;i5. never used. VH12 altfi f niontii i>|U3 henl and ulililjcs, HH 1-h as widened, of State Highway Route paid. Pair D! antique canriMubras holds fivi VilS&'f KKANSBUiUJ- — Cntiage Ihrrc LISTINGS WANTED 35. 231.44 feet; thence i.1» inuth IS de- candlo.i pins ten indlvid lift I candle hold COLLIE PUPS — Bnbli* and trt color. croes 33 minutes east SOI.12 Itrt; APPLY NOW Clmniplonahlp flock Oil rooms, enclosed porch, utilities. Cal For the FIM Bank Area Monday through Saturday 12 noon in iT.i lor banquet table, $100. 611 1-2DA1 787UKri MultlPl* Llstinc System thenre (4t south 01 dejri* OS CY BARRON ft p.m. Highway 36 i Monmouth Park artor & pm SH 1-7710 minutes east 21S.5O feet; thenc* llwjr.i, juit East o( Eatontown Circle. UNiUN KEACH — Beautiful new [our- jouih OF LONG BRANCH ALTENBUftG PIANO HOUSE urn!) couple preferred. Reference. CO 8H 7.3500 dpsrecs 82 mlnutts east 4M.M feet; 08 MOTS 1-0716. Ov»r JS.WKl.OOO toM by UL9 thence <7) south 01 degree 13 minute a In liven months INVITES YOU TO SEE eratlon service man. Phone Rent A Piano $12 per Month JlX-itOOM HOl'SJfi - Modvra kliciien. mat 55.5 feet; thtnee (Bi north 89 de- LO 6- tile batli. grees .IS mlnutea west 1333.73 feet to ' MASUM-IUMUlN SUiiMt-H REAL ESTATE FOR RENT \'OT A MEMBER OF ANY a monument In the. ea*it line, P* FOR THE FIRST TIME OK BEST BUYS AUTO MECHANIC -• Fnr npw rar MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. widened, of Btate Highway Routt 35; dfft>r, Slirrwabiiry area. Chrynler pro- flkman Ave. * Mam St., Aibury Pk APARTMENTS i'HREK-BEUUOOM IIOUHK m SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH thence t9) north IS degrees 45 minutes ducts experience- preferred, first clans Open daily tm y 6aL. till 5:30 sink, l'j baths .garage, large ac west alonR the east line, aa widened. '59 Rambler $1395 only need apply. Excellent working con- LONa BRANCH •urcli, till Iprran.*, un bus line, McGowan Ryan Agency of State, Highway Route 35. 88.9T feet JAPANESE Custom Wagon, very clean dition*. Salary open. Other hnneilta. PR S-Kftll school. $110. 671-1878 or rt71-J.7:^. to the Point or Place of Beginning, Write Rlvlnit *?(perifncf. rrfprencra nnrt e<1 Hank SHadyslna 7-3000 WOOD GRAINED — Formica top din' BUNOALUW -- Furnished flt Yi Leon- '61 Chevy $1795 telephotip numbpr to "A.W." Rox Sll.•i. . Liihi'.. ,m.\tn, wliu iuur ruiitvutxi VOUK HOMti WANTKU - Wljy tlat The foregoing description la taken R»d Bank, our employees know o( thia chairs. Tabtn has two 12" pull-out ex- TIVOLI GARDEN ard .Ave, Atlantic Highlands Newly DATSUN :-Dr.,btautlIill car nainted tlirrc rnoinn mm bath with us? Wa advertise en to naively in from surveys made by J. W. Seaman Ad. I'ansiyn leaven. }S.5. Ll JMMJS lor a|> th« newspapers, radio anrl publish a A Sons. Professional Engineers and liointmoiH to BPR isrt, ticutt t AH uttlittttli f includeii Avallnble '61 Olds F-85 $1995 APARTMENTS March ID Onl| catalog (or homo seekers W# are mem Surveyors, Long Branch. New Jrney. CARS Auto.,UAH Ac<:oiVDioN" "W zcr, made tn hen of the TWR A national real estate the r.rat dated December 1954 and the nm.n.v. ti'l dans, w i-y ko>s. $5u. ESTATE UV1NO KBD BANK ARKA ~ Five-room House, referral service. We are "Home Trad' secnml dated Uecrmber 16. I960. iHELP WANTED-Male - Fcmaip almost new. llnturnisliril Nice yard. •rs" • twn offiops. ll lull ttnio fnlott BEIN'O the sam»> premises conveyM 59 Mercury $1495 Oanh y. Write "AT," Uox 311, IU(J NOW lUCNTINO: 115 |lpr A^^^lTL0YMliNTAO I '""nih. 811 1-1141 nooflr Call WALKER h WALKER, to [,0111s Mahnx by Deed from Walter •At The Montclalp, (.Dr. HT i 3 Y Reallor«, Member* I'fd Ban!; Arm tivery order A anplli-ant our 3-4-4^-5 ROOMS — F'.m- rnomi find »uiv Mnlins *n<\ Klt"T> Mnlintt. his Wife, '56 Chew $795 12 Rrojid St, K.CA BinU Sll 7-3*31 K1TCHKN HBT — 9x13 ni(t. radio, hent. S75 niotith. Multiple Llsttnp Service ShreivBburV- •luted Tiinfl R. lflfil, recorded in the iflillihTii H lirsn. end taliici and'colfce Free Swimmins Pool =111 1.W12 nn.i Hazlet. OS I-21M Mnnmnuth Comity clerk> Office in Conv. Clean car, TAiKNcy 74R-30H.t HOME GARDEN )lp llia p 11 1 Deed Book 3073, Pag* 274. Many others In choose frotn. Qualified Personnel Tot (Jualitv Ordm ' -_ii-™ 'J --_5. ^J** - $135 to $225 Monthly FAMILY -• Drfilrrs rrflcnnnlilft lot, You ami fnrh of you ar# Tnarie de- 210 Brondwfty Lortft Brunch f'A 'J 4747 ANO — Knatie crauil, • 8'8', good Eftlnntown vlrinity. Tontrmt basis fendants because you or some of you SHOW mUlioii. CiiU Including All Utilities 158 1st Ave., All. Highlands REAL ESTATK SALES PKOP1.K - WANTED TORENT exchange for enrnonter work. Ll -1623. mnv elmm or is clnlmcl to own the Opporlunlly for nn'energetic prrmin it WI 7-1725 BKh. MUDKI. APARTMKNT9 natiit. or mme part thereof, or an Hhio lllot'li North or 111. ;u>) e-ilahlinh n- vnrerr In it imj(oMuiri;il KITCHEN CMAIUS — Recover oil with WKSTWOnn AND BATH AVENUES bedrooms, lar^c Hvinc tnlerp.«t thrrein. or tr> hold a lien or capacity wltli a firm rnmitly funncit i MOT. S(.;((). Othrr nuitprlal IU.IMI- cent LEGAL NOTICE (•ncunilirnnce upon the aforesaid lend! Sat., March 24th 291-1101 • Open '111 9 p.m. LO.NQ BRANCH. N. J. \iorn, ufifufrniahni ranch tuuitf, N' t»v mrrfipf of tlirpr lirnkiTiuc nfltrrs U'lt rrgular prirr, ,\lao iirw ami unp' •'i'1-l fi. Uctl B»i'il(-Mi(l(ilpto\vri ,'nni and prfin("<(>s nr com** part thereof a> Call OH 1-OftOO or write NnviKlnl; Ai- - -l-nrtli- w:\$. Monrnnutli Untetle, 116 mutlnR orrn. jOcc«|»nnc,v April 1. Up t NdTICK «>F SALK: not forth In the complslnl, * copy of n:>1 Hwy 35, Miditlptnwn. Moninoiilli i-I ili-il Ili Mi l On Tlmmtav, Mnrch m, 1PB2 which win tie furnished you on re- .W*ti mo;it!ily. i'alt Manastiurin. CA J nup«t addressed to th« attorney of and lour rrtoms, uiUurniilied. A.M. I «IH aril at j.iilbic nilcti roil yi.'H'K UALK -l.i iiPjiTa lit ;«i i.iii'xt Paradise «!']•(, Mltidle- .am. j I'lnintlff at tha above mentioned ad- l n ll the imliy hinilti 1 lown. Mrs. Ayerii^oajl-inao. i~KNT "- - NiM')l"o»f-l\vo-thir(> luinTiy coant Flnmice Co. rs«, IIIRII eltnir, biUhtnctl' , ncale. Hrmul Hi . sumnifr buiiRnlnwn, cnutury lunnffi, tui nnl BnnK. N. .1. DATED: February ?.1 1M2 Re, Trolrr Uiilir, $.'ii). *i5H' Irrlga ONETIOOM APARTMENT — Unfur S Mrrniry 2 dr. IlT Srrial 1 IIIRIIPII rnoinn. luml, fatinsi. oilier puip I. GRANT BCOTT, msr Wi». Cluck.'ti lirnoiler $10. 6 f-rttcs HnywiHTC. OALI«1NA'8 Brokfrs MSTMRR .MUM.UMSS (r ilrlny'ilrlnyt fi ' mk hur Jjn CO 4-;»t,2R Clft • IfltU St.. l*iiIon OILS'. al Sales Contractt madde bby Joseph H. Clerk of the Superior Court. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY I'-vi'v. rtnlfl «•.!'• mnv !>•> s(»fn nt: Dt>n Krb. Mnr. t. i:. 10 Miller Auto Snlffl, Ht. S3. Point Pleas- FOR SALE FOR SALE Action I fhat'f what Tfa* RtgUter A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Clarified ads diva been Ml ling for itclionrrr. •hi'lr arivertlaers lot over three-quar- KVHNISHBD KOOMS — P $2 3 t»»rs nf • eprtturr. — A4v*rtlB*mtlit, How Does Field Do It? ilouble. Cnn\riilrtil !(>catum 1 Avi- . lit'fi HanK. SH T--tiil!r. Adding Machines — Typewriters: Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating Just Try Us and See! 1N(JI K 11 i'l 11 tlllii L'DIIl nrtnli]r 'KenNoni r 1 *l (i -i i" n K'' M>iHNO "MACiUNES^~^"~Typfwr"lteni| SKFriT; "TVNKSr^lrjTwMTiT iei CATtl* i~.l6N*BH—'Paintli ir'itii'iniin uri'Jpi rr.i ll 2 Walla IlonmoiP|tHeiBt.,ruedrBank.l5fl?Il"7-n«5. ; (* M Wllnon. fill 1.1x46. , 3 COMPLETE ROOMS H i ran BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES Fuel Oil — Heating 1 Day 40c Line Antiques Wanted Public Stenographer REAL ESTATE FOR SALE .1 Days Consecutive 32c Une KCKLOIL k OF NEW FURNITURE Old Do.I a. ciin? Jewvtry. cut KIB*«. (Mid. OH Ufll\«ry. Inc HOUSES I-OR SALIi •1 Days Consecuilvc SOc Line (iirniturc. Civil W«r iionks, Apprnlsnln SnlPji ;i Ifprbrrt Bt.. R •1'Vf'lNl) - Pnlilli'ity: Urmkhf epini PLUS A Guaranteed Renewed S Days tonscculivc 25c Line made. Giimnn. RM T-nti, Service. .MlmcoKr.inli ng. Will plrkup unii drtWer. CA f).;,aoo. 3(1 Days Consecutive 24c Une Homo Improvements REFRIGERATOR SO Days Consecutive lie Una Appliance Repairs WortKIN.;" MAN'S "-nnlracliir -Altnr- Illlrv! nl« IMIIIB Tim lWI«lrr'« P. O. ilnx :^c exlm. utioni". nd'llttmi!* imintiiiK. nia.'inrv, RadlO'Telcvision Repair $ APPLIANCE riKPAIH iind irnHflllH- *nt] nit tlioso little Jnlin. KvenliiRfl LO Yearly Contract Dotes on Request AtIl.N( tjon, Kp^lrl^nlifll and rinnincrcial wir- (117M 288 Minimum Irnr-illnn Ttirfu l.lnr. ing, AllPti Elrctrir, BH 70011'. \Z\ Shrftwiihi.rv Avn nil 1 <7(it SKHV Insurance U'E VVHILR YOU WAIT AND THAT'S ALL YOU PAY FOR ALL THIS: )!;Klit lit clarify, tdlt or irjrct any Mvertlseinfnt Is iriimj tiv Tin. KfKi.li-i FU-mVK'K; iVpr'nrtnhi'litv A hi*,hpmitlttii :( pife* Wn »ill M he rr.m'.>:iK)til« to: crrars. unlf,. lliry ar* d«t«ct«4 Auctioneer IIOMK At/l'u iR finl tiilt.p* Roofing, Siding and Insulation N HIVKU • M..1 I An pnnriVi'ja!~'A11C11 >->T x . . dpr m'or-ii,Ti( N.i <• incrlLitinfn will lip Bfii't'Ird nr rtuiiKfl, mad. In aiv«rtlt«. : I'rtsillAtioti A Riilirc r*y nrforu I'dhilcniion with proof two days bifoie Odd Jobs n>r twin tHiMimlliiii AVIS-Rcnl a iif«w rar or truck l-ow HX-IT HKHVK'K Tel. Answering Service (iulfy bed rntrs Mapip Avr.. Itr1 Hunk, fill 7 "A.NYTIIlNfl" Call ::iansifir«l—SH 1-0010 or OS 10523 O?m. Pit, 4-MM. Dally 7 n.m.-ID JMH MM[ fi l>ri kiMt tionrt. Pickup, MU'l"ll8 RB vour sertfiarv Nn n LU ii 1VH evf! tit in I us ralli Jl Iv Hjr ntiMtr PAY $3 WEEKLY IVM.VJINIJ-O nervinu nil \-Um. NK;MI\S, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Building Contractor Diul SH 1-1110 Vncuuni Cleantr I to pair FIELD FURNITURE Warehouse Department nuiLmsrt Nf" "»'•• j , >l !>y lUytnnti't. Hit ITS.Vl. * io Urt 1OVM rrom l)i« dlllonn. hi ntnl uttin 7-11 Edit Front Slroof Koypoit, N. J. ff|>aiiH dtul tol.. KimniMii p i, !Mfl » Hr,m«1»l>. l ni Tainting anil Decorating l'»r Appiiiiilmciit Dul t.l) 1-:i(i:i) fi7: lUc)iU:h1«>, O.tlxiiria 1. tU I Hunm HrlgMI mid Slladyalila 1 irEi>nANK AI.UMlNI'.M ltoiS -I'm CAHHAN - Painter, il^cotator, pt Btnr. i uinrinwit, atdlnf, itvningi ctrnhii, rill Pll t> MM or Sl'ORE HOURS; Mnnday iluu Salurilny ft:Oil ti.m. In Ii p.m. mi i'i 11.it ft t **l ^ ii hf-n r>» >io toll-frm tn flit 1 W!0 frnm Ih* ynur Kl •iitlona: 2H (AHanllo Hlshlahrla). CApitil 1 arfl 9. Uhtrty ?. fill 1-26S3 or Hit MB28. A pin Av«' fill M70R afttr # p.m. 1-2070. 'I'luir, and Friday evenings till 9:11(1 p.m. STEVE ROfBt By SAWDERS md OVERT.ARD BED BANK REGISTER MW*y, TAutk 19, 196&-1S Bridge Column DAILY CROSSWORD 1. Una on »f ALFRED SHEINWOLD *2.Dou 1. Condition giouad,aa There's something (bout • Jack THE HANDS •."Rsttwmbejr a pits* hypnotizes your opponents tlM " 8. Tooth 11. Trained- to playing low. There can be South dealer discomfort JS TURHIHS fait bone other reasonable explanation Neither aide vulnerable TO HAVE NORTH ILBpttk 5. Burst forth We TRAILER what happened in this hand: « 10 5 4 2 II. Gasoline B.Jiutdogi Declarer won the first trick in V J 10 2 engine fumei T.CUweto le dummy with the ace of dia- 0 A 15. Assam 8.ArUd« wnds and immediately re- * J 10 9 * i silkworm 0. Tyrant of urned the jack of clubs. This WEST EAST Rome s the hypnotic card. AQJ6 *» IT. Kitty, in 10. Emerald 34.So.ABMr. V K643 K» +A72 Lander's or powder, cparingly 38. FU* hought declarer had K-x or SOUTH "man" eg. SS. "Alas and 40. Blunder! •x-x of clubs, in which case •AK873 19. To hide 19. Mixes 43. Former last wanted declarer to let the • 3 MT Pass 4 4 All Pan 28. Flat ing, of clubs instead of the Opening lead — 01 29. Limbless II ice. East would have played low, reptile md West would have been forced 50. Three- 14- win the first club trick. in. That should make it easiei banded lor him to find the right defense '^A armadillo 1b It Returns Diamond tt the second trick. n In this case West won with the 51. Stubborn Y/< DAILY QUESTION SS."Red V l» 10 ing of clubs and led another ataunaet" VA /A liamond. South won with the Partner opens with one dia- M. Habitual ai 34 ing ot diamonds, drew two mond, and the next player pass- drunkard % rounds of trumps with the acees. You hold: Spades—Q J 6. 37. Bulgarian U and king, and then led a third Hearts—K 6 4 S. Diamonds—J 1 coin rump to West's queen. 5. Clubs-K 8. What do you S8. Pronoun so SI Now the contract wu home. say? tl. Medieval % It as West could not develop a heart Answer Bid one heart. Show French tale ^ rick in time to defeat the con- 42. Studio 'fa VA THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK major suit rather than rais 36 &7 S» isd» 4a tact. South could surely set up 44. Garret partner's minor. 48. Radio THEK1N65S0N.VE5, \HETHWK5THE BUT THE REST SEEM FWENDiy FDREISM PEVIIS! ummy's clubs and discard two For Sheinwold's 36-page book- detecting To get a copy of Spray Calen- willing to give it. tension Bulletin 331. dar 85 just send a card to your "Grow only recommended va- Certain modern home constru county agricultural agent or to rieties. It is a good Idea to trytion methods faver termites, ac Garden Reporter, College of Ag- one or two new varieties each cording to Or. Libby. The norm riculture, Rutgers University, year. Plant them next to your on a concrete slab with radia New Brunswick. POGO By WALT KELL old favorites to see which one: heating, for example, furnishi you like best. Spear the Borer a climate that ants and termit "When transplants are used like. But while you're waiting for they should be atocky, medium' the postman to deliver your copy, sized, disease and Insect-fre Generally, a home with il foundation IB to 24 Inches e: here's a tip about the peach tree with a gocd root system. Avo borer from Ernest G. Christ, ex- using plants that are tender, ye tending above ground is relative ly safe from termite attack. tension fruit specialist at Rut- low, spindly, or too large. gers. "Prepare and care for the sol Look around the trunk of your properly. Have your soil tested Detective to Speak peach tree about at the soil line and apply fertilizer as recom- and you may find a mass of mended. Do not work the- soiAt PTA Fathers' Nighl what looks like jelly with saw- when It is loo wet. This only com dust in it. pacts the soil and prevents prop PORT M0NM0UTH - Father! Scrape it off and you'll find at er aeration and drainage. Night will be celebrated at Ih least one neatly bored hole, la- "Do not let the weeds competi Parent-Teacher Association mcel side the trunk, you can be sure, with your vegetables. The besing Wednesday. Detective U. J is a little worm—the peach tree time to attack weeds is just b seph McCarthy will be guest borer—that will grow bigger at SAUNDERS and KEN ERNS'i fore or just as they appear oi speaker. MARY WORTH the soil surface. Frankfurters and cake will be the expense of your tree unless you stop him. HI WFTARCD QUITt 1H t r,lt>lfr TAU( -S IE 1W.D WC I KWUNDCO HIM Of ACIWAIN "Declare war on pests b; served. The annual fair will be FMNCM MOVtl S1W HA spraying or dusting with th held June 9. Mrs. S. J. Faleski The best way is to poke a SVTHW^ ^™*^ •ttU*JW WttTHINS FUNNYf — IT'S fine but stiff wire into every hole WSI TWt I CYK WUHtO A FIUOW proper materials at the propei Is chairman. A nominating com- STUDIES Ntt. fWlKi ' *MI" ME- HAD 5WD I WAS WAIHY N5TIAD time. Water properly at leas mittee was chosen. you find. Don't be squeamish. DiYIOCNW AUUAOY.'i OFBtAUnflH.! once a week if it is dry. The executive board meeting It's a case of which is to sur- Harvest at peak quality. Qual was held last week at the home vive—the borer or your tree. ity can not be improved afte of Mrs. Norman McNulty, Sylvia harvest." Ter, New Monmouth. NOW Sets "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean Everybody acclaims our Jiff Forum On For Tutiday, March 20 Go-Jacket — Chanel-styled to to dresses, separates, slacks. Present—roc You and Jet-Speed knitting — use lari Minorities Yours >.. The outlook is not so needles, 2 strands of knittl favorable as it is has been for worsted for this jumbo jacket RUMSON - The Greater Red past few dayi. Lunan threaten 2 lengths. Pattern 974: directioi Bank Section, National Council fraud, tlander or deception, and 'or sizes 32-34; 36-33 included. of Jewish Women, will hold its By GEORGE S1XTA annual forum today at noon in health is adversely ispected. Send 35c (coins) for this pa RIVETS Congregation Bnai Israel. People who tire easily should em—add 10c for each patter rest every now and then during for lstclass mailing. Send The forum will deal with the the day. Slight relief it due in problems minority groups lace in p.m., when pleasure through Laura Wheeler, care of The R Bank Register, Needlecraft Dcpl housing, education, and job op- talents, iccomplishrncnta, th: portunities in Monmouth County. arts is accented. P. 0. Box 161, Old Chelsea St« tion, New York 11, N. Y. Prir Panelists will be Rev. Alfred Pajt • . . The word "cocktail"" Future . • • By nc.u jcar, China plainly pattern number, narm Pugh, pastor of the Second Bap- tist Church, Asbury Park; Dr. is said to have originated during is expected to have a popula- address and zone. FOR THE FIRST TIMEI Ove Lorcmo Harris, Asbury Park the American Revolution when tion of 700 millioc; by 1968, physician, and Dr. James W. i barmaid who served Colonial 800 million. Three years ago, 2W designs in our new, 196: Needlecraft Catalog — bigges Parker Sr., Red Bank, a physi- officers garnished 'heir drinks China had about one-fourth of evcrl Pages, pages, pages of fasl cian and a member of the state with the tail feathers of chickens th; world's population showing ions, home accessories lo kn Board of Education. stolen from a British iym- an increase of about 67 million crochet, sew, weave, embroidc Moderator will be Mrs. Irv- pathiwr. in five years. quilt. Sec jumbo-knit hits, cloth: ing Cohen of New Shrewsbury. spreads, toys, linens, afghan The forum is open to the The Day Under Your Sign plu» free patterns. Send 25c. public. - ADVKItTISKUItNT - ARIES (Born Mirck 71 to April It) LIBRA (Stpf. 2! fa Oct. 221 llrfrrr »•!< jmir Turlnpr for itl opinion Tli.nei KM 1» be u"1'!, lO'iibly due licfure thinci |o much (irthtr. to yD - For tht •o thorough that suffanri mad* THi ii YOtm An! C,n c""l on sn CAPRICORN (Dtc. 22 lo Jan. 20) Drat time ulenn hu found * n«w astonishing; stat*menu like "Pilst bits yon'Ti tern kitkinf araund. Yma irr not utilidng all of your crta live aiiilily. tomidcr a fhaitgr. WHng lukiUnet with tb« uton- have ceased to ba * problem) * liking ability to shrink hemor- The secret ia a new healing ana- IEO (J nniim'dir and it will rhoids, atop Itching, anil r«ll«»« •Unce (Dio-Dyne*)-dlsconry of he rvtWtinl in t*hit ymi itroTpliitU to get along: with, B« Iwlptul wfitte JIHJ pain — without furgtrf. a world-famous research Institute. VIRGO fAuq. 22 to 5»pf, 32) can. In cau •([« caM, whi!« l«ntlj This eubsttnee ia new sellable Jtfuii Dtdrtnl bf mijl aie iff to prort PISCES (F«b. 20 to March 20] rtlleiinr pain, actual reduction In i«j>»«ilery er aialmiiil /ems (shrinkage) took plice. under the name i*r»par«tfoii ttQI information. el atnturt. ApoJegin f« tht iiUy. HMtanuln* •( all-itjulu ••>• At all drag cooulei*. OIMJ, ritM rmniirlin, Inc. RED BANK REpiSTEB is ttock the talc** with fish and 9 Councilman to ig»in control the seaweed. Man 'Fair 16—Monday, March' 19, 1962 He Erased the ImporUnc* of . ii-enl*1 guardtog tbe/Mlety wf- - JuDVIKTUZl/EMT - Speaks To their children during the swim- After Car ming and skating season. Dees BLADDER Matawan Unit He said the borough is not Strikes Pole responsible for the safety of any- IRRITATION MATAWAN -Councilman John one using the lakes in the sum- WEST LONG BRANCH — Rob- J. Walsh, was the speaker at a mer or winter. ert Loftus, 444 Broadway, Long MAKE YOU NERVOUS? recent meeting of the Lochslea Branch, was reported In fair con' After 36. common Kldnrr or Bladder lr- In response to the request of rtUUou often occur and may make you Heights Club held in the Bor-prpperty • owners along Lake ditiun in Monmouth Medical Cen burnlnt«nte an* odr nervoiitchinug urinatiofrom tono botfrwiuenth dar, ough Recreation Center. ter yesterday where he was taken anburnlnd nlBhK* or, itchinSecondarilyg urinatio, yonu mabothj dalosre Lefferts, he promised to bring ansleedp nlBhandK lulle Secondarili Irom Headachesy you ma, Backj lose- Mr. Walsh, chairman of the before council the. question of Friday after his car struck a ache »n(J feel eld, tired, depressed. In utility pole on Oakwood Ave. iuch Irritation. CY8TEX usually brines lakes, parks and recreation de- towering the water in the lake (Mt, reltxlns comfort by curtine irri- tatinv BenrtB in strong, acid urine and by partment, discussed plans for the[this spring. Hospital sources said Mr. Lof- «lvin« anaU«ic pain relief. Ort CVSTEX tus suffered fractures of the nose at drUKEist*. Cheer up and feel better fast. lakes this coming season. Walter Podolski, vice presl Plans are under way, he said, lent, presided. and facial bones and head cuts. He announced the results of Police reported that Mr. Loftus ihe trustee elections in the vari lost control of his car as it round- JUS districts of Lochslea Heights id a curve south of Sherman Ave is follows: Police Sgt. Ralph Yamello and Sgt. Ira White investigated the Overtoil Road, George Phillips, accident. Need Credit ne-year term; Lower Edge- water, James O'Connell, two for any sound purpose? years; Upper Edgewater, John Davidson Elected To Kalieta, two-years; Lower Beech wood Terrace, Mrs. Patrick Cof- Academy of Sciences BORROW AT OUR BANK fey, three years; Upper Beech- NEW SHREWSBURY - Robert wood Terrace, Donald Day, three L. Davidson, Riveredge Rd., has years and Crescent Place, Wil- been elected a member of the liam Siegfried, one year. New York Academy of Sciences. The club has approved an Mr. Davidson a member of the award for a graduate of Mata- Borough Council here, is vice- and wan High School in June. A president of Corporate Publics plaque will be presented to the tions, Inc., New York, executive NcwJ winner and $50 sent to the col-sociate at W. Alec Jordan As- Cut lege of his choice to help defray sociates, New York, and editor first-year expenses. The student of the Indicator a publication of will be selected for his academic the New York and New Jersey Red achievement, outstanding charac- sections of the American Chemi- :er and some leadership quali- He is author and co-author o ties. several technical books, Foster Lassen announced plans cal Society. Tape! for the work to be done on the lakefront property. Fire places 'MARCH' SUCCESSFUL ULTRAS will be built, grading will be LITTLE SILVER - March o done and sand will be snread in Dimes collections here this year the beach area, he said. topped last year's total by more The details of arranging a loan here are few- The annual dinner-dance wil than $200, Mrs. Joseph Pace, be held In May. Plans for i chairman, announced today. She and aro handled quickly and efficiently. Cost is. club-sponsored bowling league said the 1962 collection total was few, too.Come In and apply! were also discussed. $735.61. Mrs. Pace thanked the Refreshments were served by volunteer workers whose efforts Mrs. Lassen and Mrs. Coffey. produced the increased col lee- tions,

Prompt Service! CORRECTION NEW SHREWSBURY — Th< amount to be raised by taxes fo municipal purposes, set in the budget adopted Thursday by Mayor and Council, is (266,970. A typographical error in a Regis- THE ter story Friday resulted in the incorrect statement that the loca MONMOUTH COUNTY purposes tax would be $26,970. DEPENDABLE WORK JOINS FRATERNITY GETTYSBURG, Pa. - William NATIONAL BANK IY OUR EXPERTS Parkell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Parkell, Sr., 52 Reck' Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation less Pi., Red Bank, has been Ini- tiated into membership in Kappa Red Bank New Shrewsbury Little Silver Delta Rho fraternity at Gettys- • • • the first stockings burg College. Mr. Parkell, a Keyport Englishtown Atlantic Highlands 36 BROAD ST. sophomore, is majoring in politi- RED BANK cal science. fashioned with sound waves. FEATURK! Walk, sit, stand, stoop, Ultrasons

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Price* effectlva through Tuetdar, March 20th In Super Markets and S«lf-Serrlea atorei only. SHOP BOTH STORES WED. & FRI. 'til 9