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limil itta. Hindu totoam ITlflMr. tacosa Clui Ponif • VOL. 36, NO. 155 JPtlt u Sid But ud M Additions llallUi OIMM. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Marks Britain's Market Rejection LONDON (AP) - Shock waves One effect could be a scaling his five Common Market part- cide what should be done." High-ranking U.S. officials said chairman of the Foreign Relations I of disappointment and anxie- down of British military commit- ners. "We shall not turn our backs the United States Is determined Committee, that "the temporary ty surged through free world cap- ments to the defense of Europe. The five—West Germany, Italy, on Europe or the countries of the to help build a unified Europe aberration of one member of the ! itals today at the rejection of Bri- Trade experts said Britain has the Netherlands, Belgium and European Community," he told a despite De Gaulle's visions of de- Western community, though deep- [ tain'i Common Market bid. one path now: a fierce fight to Luxembourg—promptly called off British television audience. ing to launch a criticism ot Amer ly disappointing, Is not fatal." The Atlantic alliance groped' for wwiin bigger markets overseas and a meeting of Common Market fi- De Gaulle was pictured as cool lean as well as British influence While French Illusions "run L steady footing amid the far-rang- to spur industrial growth at home nance ministers. The session was in the tempest that raged about and erecting it as a buffer be- their course," Futbright said in a j Ing uncertainites of President through more efficiency in indus- to have discussed the flow of him. He was said to be confident tween East and West. statement, "the United Stales and I Charles de Gaulle's blackball. try and harder work all around. American investments into the that the storm will die, quickly, its partners in Western Europe Common Market.area, something leaving the Common Market un- WASHINGTON (AP) - Some are not without resources to press The collapse of the Brussels ne- Grouping O( Countries which arouses concern in France. j jotlations to link the Island king- scathed., Some sources m Paris Democratic members of the Sen-ahead with the development of a One suggestion was that the dom with continental Europe Representatives of the five said maintained that France has not ate Foreign Relations Committee strong Atlantic partnership." government propose a grouping threatened the biggest immediate they canceled the meeting rath- bolted the door forever on British expressed belief today that a "Anybody can reconsider a mis. of countries based on the Com- I explosion In Britain. er than give the French an open- entry; that in months or perhaps strong Atlantic partnership can take," said Sen. Wayne Morse, D- monwealth, Britain's partners In years Britain will be admitted to Prime Minister Harold Macmil- ing to launch a criticism of be formed without France. Ore. "I hope De Gaulle will. If the European Free Trade Associ- the trade community. | Ian, who had staked his reputa- American business practices. I They called UM French veto ot he does not, the alternative may ation and any Latin American tion on the success of the talks, British Deputy Foreign Secre- The' United States exerted Great Britain's admission to the be just to let the general go It countries that want to join. , was certain to face a .full-scale tary Edward Heath, who led his strong diplomatic pressure behind European Common Market a Jolt alone in his defenses. attack from the opposition Labor While De Gaulle's lofty snub country's fight in Brussels, said the British drive tor membership, to Western Europe's - economic "We don't heed to stay In Eu- , party against a background of wa,/as directed at Britain, one im-his government will be "in the and the outcome, while expected, itablUty. rope to protect the United States. ! 800,000 unemployed and a stagnat- mediate result was to Isolate the closest contact" with the five for caused bitter disappointment in Most, however, agreed with Sen. They need us more than we need Washington. PrcsHent be Oanlle ing economy. ••'-.. • -. austere. French statesman from the next few days "and then de- J. William Fulbright, D-Ark., them." Prime Minister Macmulaii
TRENTON (AP)-If the Repub- Issue In April, adding, "I'm not in the excitement of a presiden- half the turnpike users are from propriation committees just at lican-controlled state senate blocks giving anyone an ultimatum." tial election year," he added. out of state. other state money does. the proposed $750 million bond'is- The governor said the bond is- On a question of whether the Some Republicans have charged He also took issue, with sug- sue, Gov. Richard J. Hughes says sue could not be put off for a turnpike should someday be toll that the legislature would have gestions that the state finance id he will take it to the people. year. He also said he didn't think free, Hughes replied: "Who wants no control over the spending of needs on a pay-as-you-go basis. Hughes' said if the legislature a broad-based tax would pass this it? Nothing would be more, un- the $750 million, but Hughes said "My way is cheaper, Hughes or the people failed to approve year. "Some say it might go over just and silly." He said more than It would go through legislative ap- (See HUGHES, Page 2) the full bond issue the only alter- natives would be a broad-based tax or slow state suicide. Hughes proposed the bond is- Car Insurance Rate Up in N. J. sue to a joint session of the state legislature on Monday to finance TRENTON (AP)-Automobile in- viding insurance against fire, A quick check of some ot the Trenton — increases ranging additional state aid for highway, surance rates in New, Jersey go theft, glass breakage, windstorm, state's cities showed mat at least from $4 to $12 annually on stand- education, and institutions con- up today an average of 7 per cent flood and additional perils Is be-one area, Long Branch, gets a ard $10,000420,000 protection struction programs without 'a But the increases dp aa\ af- increased an average of 7.7 rate decrease. against bodily injury, depending broad-based tax. - fect existing policies until they percent. Figures from the state banking on the type of policy and the age NEW 9UARTERS—Holmdel'j Acting Postmaster Harold Braun sorts mail in the new Five Year Period are renewed, according to the In- The lowest increase is for a commissioner showed mat Long of, the driver. temporary pott office in Holmdel Village. Postal authorities have leased approxi-' The $750 million would be spent surance Information Institute.' passenger car used for pleasure Branch would drop rates $1 to Suburban Trenton—increases of 'The National Bureau of Casual- merely 2,500 square feet of space from the Helmdel Village Fire Company for 4 over a five year period and the only .and not driven to and from $4 a year. $4 to$15. bond issue would be financed by ty Underwriters and th« National work or by a male under 25. Other figures showed: two-year period at a coit of $3,300 annually. The Post Office Department even- Perth Amb<5y-$8 to $25. revenue from the New' Jersey Automobile Underwriters Associ- tually plans to build new facilities there. Turnpike. ation said Tuesday that the rate Hughes said Tuesday he would increases were necessary to cov- introduce the necessary legislation er more than $14 million m losses School Use Explained Architect Is Feb. 11. He said he expected tin on liability Insurance on New Jer- New Post Office Is Democratic-controlled assembly to sey automobiles between W tai NEW,SHREWSBURY - More required into- tat number of rooihs 18 to 19 la U rooms,'It to pass it March 11 or March IS. 1981. than* SO residents of the Mon- rooms available without toilng 14 In, four1 rooms, tike to nine in nwuth Regional High School dis- Selected By Asked if there any rush to get Collision Insurance double sessions. two rooms, no student* in one trict spent three hours last night it through, Hughes said yes, ex- The major increase is In col- A John Erlacher of New small room, SO in choruj prac- Opened in Holmdel learning some of the basic details plaining that If the bond issue lision insurance for male drivers Shrewsbury said that he had vis-tice, SO in the library, and 49 in Of how. to run a high school from Regional Unit The Post Office;.Department didn't get through the senate he under 25 years ot age which if ited the school one mornlitg list the gymnasium.' HOLMDEL — Port office per- sjdmiMstrators and school board NEW SHREWSBURY - The has leased 2,500 smiar« feet of would need time to submit, a increased 20 per cent. week, with a group of citizens,!, * $1••«•0 Locker- * sonnel have moved into their members. Board-of Education of the Mon-new quarters In the Holmdel floor space from the fire com- broad-based tax to the legislature. The Insurance Information In- to observe operations. He said Tie added that there were 910 Challenged at recent budget mouth Regional High School Village Fire Company building, pany for a two-year period. Hughes said he would have.to stitute said that the changes In a that during one period that morn- lockers, for. the SI7 enrolled is hearing to justify the need for last night decided to retain Kel- Main St. have broad-based tax legislation premiums for liability Insurance ing the actual occupancy of the the school. . Lease Space double session or risk defeat of ly & Gruzen, New York City, in this spring If Ms bond issue vary according to the type of poli- various rooms had been as fol- John' Kline o( New Shrewsbury the budget, the board scheduled •s architects and to enter Into a The new post office is located were defeated in the legislature. cy and the amount of losses the lows: 25 to 30 pupils in seven said that these figures would this meeting and invited all Inter- contract with that company to in a room, on the west side insurance companies have experi- rooms, 20 to 24 pupils In If class- (See SCHOOL/ Page 2) Smaller Lot "As soon as the public sees ested citizens. draw up preliminary plans for of (he new fire company build- that a vote against this would enced In different parts of the People with many different ap- an addition to the school build- ing. • '...-'• force the state into a broad-based state. N proaches to educational phil- ing. •• •'' ' The fire company is leasing tax," Hughes said, the public The National Automobile Under- Sizes Asked osophy arrived at a general con. Frederick J. Weidersum & As- the space to the Post Office De- would approve it. writers Association, which repre- Surplus Used to Cut partment at a cost of $3,300 an- sensus towards the end of the sociates, New York City, was Review Action sents companies writing collision long session: the company that drew up the nually. Postal authorities have insurance, said that $50 deducti- In Marlboro "An opponent of putting it to If students were all required •chooliactdition-plans presented an option to renew the lease for ble insurance rates for private the public for a vote will be a to follow a standard curriculum Raritan School Tax to the public before the recent MARLBORO — A group of another year if needed. cars are being increased an aver- more, than 40 people, represent- A staff of three persons, in- supporter of a broad-based tax," without deviation, and if there referendum which failed to pass. age of 6.6 per cent.. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - By a that the proper person to ask ing large landowners in this town- Hughes said. were ho attempt to group classes According to the contract with cluding Acting Postmaster Har- Premiums for $100 deductible 5-4 split vote, the Board of Ed- aboubt t surplul s was thhe boarbd d audldtempo- to Assemblyman Clifton T. Bark- as of June 30, 1962. $32,000 originally proposed could- Mr. Walling chided the board cussed at length. who was absent because of ill- : The statement said that at pres- rary office. Residents are now alow. One proposal he will carry to n't be used to reduce the tax members favoring increased sur- ness. A .letter from Adm. Shep- ent the fanners pay annually $20 serviced via boxes in the post Borough Council earlier this Mr. Barkalow, in the attempt to Thomas Bradshaw, principal, rate. plus appropriation for not mak- explained the complexities of •rd was ifead'stating for the rec-a year in taxes per acre. They office. month went on record in favor get new legislation, will be to 5 In Favor ing their recommendations ear- scheduling classes, and showed erd that if he "had been present wMt long hours and receive very of state legislation which would make the effective enrollment Board members Mrs. Earl Hu- lier. He said it should have been that this year offices and the for the vote he would have dis- little""'*- return on thei•-'r- '—investment' , give the borough tax relief in its date, for tax purposes, Dec. 31. ber, Stanley Schultz, Stanley Hy- discussed before the budget was it said. support of the regional school dis- "This would give us a truer library have been used to ac- er, Joseph Ferrente and Frank T. tentatively adopted. qualified himself and abstained. commodate .otherwise unhoused Mrs. White trict. The district is comprised picture on division of enrollment Leonardls favored the suggestion "We had plenty of meetings He did not, however, state the • '$250 In faxes classes. Next year, he said, ot Matawan Borough and Mata- by six months," he noted. and were the majority to gain before and the ideas expressed reason for this stand: "Under the present zoning, It with a larger enrollment ex- wan Township. He said from preliminary in- approval for the $18,000 Increase, here were never discussed be- The school board's action was is impossible to sell property." Is Named pected, it will be impossible to • signal that the body Intends The statement continued that the The division of school opera- vestigation, . it appears that the leaving a balance of $36,603 in fore tonight," he added. put the number of class sections the surplus account. to submit school addition plain only development now taking tional costs Is based on the num-state will not consider using an On several occasions Mr. Birm- to referendum again in the munic- place is on property which has Chairman ber of pupils from each town. estimated enrollment figure, Board president Frederick J. ingham attempted to draw com- ipalities which are a member been sold because it is unfit to A Year Behind which would be a year ahead Change School Walling was joined by Mrs. John ments from Mr. Walling, Mrs. of this school district, Eaton- farm. WASHINGTON (AP) - The However, the statistics are of budget preparation time. A. Pote, Mrs. Willis Lewis and Pote and Mrs. Lewis, board mem- Have Until April town, New Shrewsbury and At present, the average home- appointment of Mrs. Katharine based on enrollments a year pre- Bydget Hearing 'rank L. Laughlln in opposing bers seeking re-election, on state- Elkus White, Red Bank, N. J., vious to each school budget. School budgets usually are pre- he ments allegedly made at various Shrewsbury Township. owner, the statement said, pays HOLMDEL — The Board of as chairman of the Advisory Council is taking the position pared in December. But in re- Mr Walling called it "an un- PTA meetings, but was ruled out an average of $250 in taxes. The Education has rescheduled a pub- Council of the President's Con* that because of this, fact, the gional districts the county Ttx wise decision" to use too much of order by Mr. Walling. homeowner wishes to have the lic hearing on its $716,215 school Look to Future present tax rate retained but It mlttee for Traffic Safety has borough will be subsidizing Board does not decide on tax of the surplus funds and cause At one point Mr. Walling told been announced by Committee Strathmore development educa- apportionment until April. budget to Friday night. CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) is Impossible for the farmer to a drain on the reserves. He ton- Mr. Birmingham, "You're not Chairman William Randolph tional costs in the township. Mr. Hyrne said if the Decem- The hearing will be held at 8 ceded "the majority rules, and running this meeting; I ami" —The siggn on the safe read: be able to supplement the situ- p.m. In the Holmdel Elementary "Th' no money ini this ation with his taxes, it contends. Hearst Jr. In the 1963-64 school budget, ber cutoff time is not acceptable hat's the way it should be." Several board members at- "There's operational , funds are included he will try for September which School. 1 The statement called for an Mrs.' White,, chairman of the Harrison R. Boggs, a former tempted to maintain thB proper safe.".: for an anticipated 1,000 or more would give a truer enrollment The hearing originally was . . . amendment to the ordinance rec- New Jersey Highway. Authority, member of the board, Injected (See RARITAN, Page 2) Burglarg s py picture by three months, scheduled for tonight but had to apparently believed ommending lower lot sizes and in-was named to the committee by Sjtrathmore children. thhe sign and made no effort be- Actually, since the tax amount be changed because of a delay in d d ff creasing house sizes. President Kennedy in August But the division of taxes to open the safe, a Chattanooga 1961. tween the two towns is based on is not apportioned until April it the legal publishing of the budg. contractor told police, but they The Advisory Council recom- current enrollment figures. may be possible to have an en- et. Today's Index made off with $8,500 worth of of- New Motel mends traffic safety programs Mayor John W. Applegate es- rollment figure utilized in the fi- The new budget will require a fice machines and left this note: to the committee and carries out timates that because of this, the nal calendar year of each school tax of $635,390—an increase of Page Pige Editorials "Leave a few dollars next NEWARK - Construction of programs adopted by the com- borough will be paying, in 1963-64, budget, it was noted. $188,531 over the current spend Adam and Eve 11 Herblock time." downtown Newark's first motel mittee. . an estimated 30 per cent more In my event, because "the leg-ing schedule. Allen-Scott 6 Children's Theater has been approved by the cen- tfian Its fair share of school islative wheels grind slowly!' it Despite the increase in the tax Amusements — «. —.14 Movie Timetable , The Rockefeller Playhouse pre- tral planning board. The board , Notice costs—and he and council want is not, likely the borough will get total, the tax rate for school pur- Births 2 Obituaries sents "The Secret Treasure: voted in favor of a subdivision I will not be responsible for this changed. any tax relief, based on new law,pose will drop an estimated 24 llm Bishop _. _ • Sylvia Porter . Room", a mystery adapted from allowing the Essex Motel Corp. any debts other than those con- It will require an amendment this year, the councilman re- cents from $1.43 per $100 of as- Bridge „ IS Television • H Washington Irving. Saturday Feb- to build the $2.5 million motel tracted by me. to the atate law. ported. sessed valuation to $1.19. Chamberlain ~ - I Snorts -18-19 ruary 2, H a.m. and 2 p.m.; at on the site o' the Broad St. Anthony Bucci 2 To I Division He-said he hopes his commit- The drop Is due to the large In- Classified .....2M1 Stock Market...... 1 Rumson-Falr Haven High School freight yard of the Erie-Lacka- 19 Hopkins Terr. W. Keaniburg At present; enrollment in the tee will meet with Mr. Barkalow crease in . industrial ratable) in Comics : ..._„.„„. ._ 21 Successful Investing * auditorium.—Adv. wanna Railroad. —Adv. school system is divided on about sometime next month. the township. Crossword Puzzle It Women's News -it-n . A Jan. 30, 1963 BED BANK REGISTER Weather Rollo Sets Miller Heads New Jersey—Ctowly with aome New Jersey I light mow or rain and poipibly I sleet in some area* this njoro- Strathmore Association News Brief National, World ing, tapering off early in the EJVERWEW afternoon with gradual clearing Red Bank NEWARK — Reports that for- into today and Bus Service ; Of Clerks State " Mr.- and Mrs. Irwin Fetter, II mer Vice President Richard M. this evening tAKEWOOb (AP) - Leonard MATAWAN T0WNSH1P- Park Avs., Keanaburg, daughti FREEHOLD - John R. Miller, Nixon will take a high executive and becoming Strathmore-at-Matawan residents township clerk at Howell, was I job with the Warner-Lambert Kyensteii n of Atlantiti c Cityy, ppres- News in Brief yesterday. l l ident W the N: JJ. PKarmaceutlcalPKtll' ' fair and colder will literally be several miles and Mr. and Mrs, Frederick Lull sworn as 1963 president of t Corp. were denied by the head of From the Wires oj The Associated Prest tonight. Not minutes closer to New York City Municipal Clerks' Association the company after he and Nixon Association, said yesterdaynhat • dis, 69 Virginia Ave., Hazlet, soi .tighter drug control' laffs are so cold today. next week when buses will link yesterdayi Monmouth County at a meeting dined together, according to a KANSAS CITY — A sleek prop-jet airliner, coining In for High from the the new community to the metro- needed in the state. Mr. and Mrs. Hinry Soden, in the American riotei iast week. published report. Elmer H. Boost, a landing at Kansas City Municipal Airport, crashed into a mid 30s along polis. '^Present laws" offer only mini- West Front St., Red Bank, soi Also installed were John board chairman of Warner-Lam- dike at the end ot a runway last night, killing all eight per- h coast to The As*ury Park-New York yesterday. Fairbanks, borough clerk bert, dined with Nixon at the mum .protection to consumdrs," sons aboard. near 30 inland. Transit Corp, (Rollo) has an- Dr. and Mrs. Alfred Casa- Brielle, vice president; . John Colony Restaurant in New York he-saM at the opening of the The four-engine Continental Airlines Viscount had seats for Low tonight nounced that three buses in the grande, 29-Edgemerc Dr., Ma Bryan, borough clerk at Red Monday night. Bobst was quoted association's 93d midwinter meet- 59 passengers but carried only five. All-that was left was a near 20 along morning and three returning in wan, daughter, yesterday. Bank, secretary, and Mrs. Jean as denying that Nixon "Vould join ing. mass of tangled wreckage that burned fiercely for 20 minutes. the coast' and the evening will begin commuter Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bowki W. Fabry.' borough clerk the New Jersey pharmaceutical "The public welfare i**ot ade- in Die south to about 10 in the service Feb. 4. The service will NEWSPAPER STRIKE 47 Chapel Hill Rd., Middletow Shrewsbury, treasurer. firm and saying that the'dinner quately protected when«, medj- northwest. Partly cloudy andlrun Mondays through Fridays, daughter, yesterday. Oscar Klaus, Edison Townshi engagement was "purely social." rinet containing dangertwfclagTe- NEW YORK — Publishers' and printers' representatives cold tomorrow, high in the mid left city hall shortly before dawn today after more than 14 with stops along Church St. and Mr. and Mrs. John Barnhart clerk and vice president of dient* kre sold at checkotit.ooun- 20s to about 30. Lloyd Rd. 128 Mffnmouth St., Red Bank, New Jersey Municipal Clerks' TRENTON - The New Jer- ten where no profewkmtf toper- hours of negotiations seeking to end the 54-day-old shutdown Block island to Cape May of New York's nine major newspapers. In the morning, buses are daughter, yesterday. Association, presided at the in- sey Banker* Association today vi«ton Is available." .• / ., Southwest to south winds, picking scheduled to leave the intersec- The fourth itraight day of Mayor Robert F. Wagner's ef- stallation ceremony and was thi honored the state's four dele- He said that la 19*4 there up to 10 to 20 knots today, tion of Church St. and Line Rd. guest speaker. He discuss gates to the National WI Club were «8 fatal cases of accidental fort to settle the printers' strike brought no report of progress. PATTERSON ARMY HOSPTTA : shifting to northwest late this at 6:10, 6:50 and 7:20. The 7:20 Fort Monmouth pending legislation which woul Conference. The four, who were poisoning reported to'tbe .*tate afternoon or evening, becoming a.m. bus will be an express. Ter- SP5 and Mrs. Gerald E. Wi affect election laws and tr to be cited at the annual New health department. FROST FUNERAL more northerly tonight and drop- minal points for all buses will be liams, B Battery, Fourth Missil duties of municipal clerks. Jersey Farmers and Bankers "Non-fttat cases are not', re- BOSTON — Private funeral services with only members of ping off to about 10 knots. Most- Platform 45 at the Port Authority Bn., Fort Hancock, daughte; Mr. Miller appointed Dona! luncheon today, Include: Irene quired to be reported," he said. his family in attendance will be held tomorrow for poet Robert ly northeast winds 10 to IS knots building at 41st St. and 8th Ave., Monday. Matthews of Belmar to study Ui Morowsky, 18, SotnervUe; El- "But some specialists'in poison Frost as persons is many parts of the world shared in the Thursday. Partly cloudy Thurs- Manhattan. SP5 and Mrs. Lawrence pending election laws. control estimate "there are up- mourning. day. Visibility lowering to one len Am Winters, 17, .Scotch Buses will leave the Port Au- Stengel, C Battery, Fourth Mis- wards of 700 non-ftUl caies for The four-tine Pulitzer Prize winner poet died yesterday at to three miles in precipitation Plains; Warren M. Grover, 24, thority Terminal at 5:15, 5.30 and sile Ba., Fort Hancock, daugh- each fatal case. If ttfese .esti- Peter Bent Brlgham Hospital at the age of 88. Death was and some fog today, improving New Egypt; and Glenn Ger- 5:50 p.m. on return trips. ter, Monday. " caused by what doctors described as a probable blood clot to five miles by this evening. ken, 17, Jerseyvllle. The Bank- mates are correct, New Jersey Normal travel time for the Specialist in the lungs. Visibility five miles or better to- PFC and Mrs. Johnnie ers Association presented them may have as many as 50,OQO*ccI- buses is less than one hour Most night and Thursday. Jumper, Jr., 36 Atlantic St., K«' a check to cover their expenses dental poisonings per year and at HITS INFORMATION POLICIES buses seat 53 passengers. port, daughter, Monday. To Address to the National 4-H Conference least 50 per cent of these can be ALBANY, N. Y. — Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller attacked to be held In Washington, D. C, ittrtbuted to drugs ., , ' ', CHICAGO (AP) — Subzero cold FITKIN HOSPITAL the public information policies of the Kennedy administration clung to some northern sections R.E/Group in April. "In the light of such a drag last night, demanding to know when the American people will Neptune safety problem, there Is a critical from the Rockies to the Midwest Peacetime FAIR HAVEN - Nancy be told what he called the "true situation" in Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Baskei NEW YORK - New estimates necessity for tighter drug safety today but there was welcome re- ville, 5 Factory St, Freehol Reynolds, Westfield, vice presi- lief from the Irigid weather ot of farm prices for milk to be laws in New Jersey.". . Plan Asked daughter, yesterday. dent of the New Jersey Real produced in the New York-New the past two weeks in most of Estate Broken Institute, will ad- the nation. Jersey mllkshed in the first half 2 Accidents Raritan MONMOUTH MEDICAL dress the January meeting of 1963 were Issued yesterday. Snow, rain and sleet covered Of CD Unit CENTER Multiple listing Associates in tt Anson J. Pollard, assistant mark- (Continued) broad areas of the country. OCEAN TOWNSHIP — Mem- Long Branch Willowbrook tomorrow night. et administrator, said it now ap- Send Pair order of business by stressing Rain splashed over most of the bers of tie • township Civil De- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Majrchettl, Miss Reynolds, one of West- pears prices will average about "We are here to discuss the California coastal areas, from fense Council last night decided it 89 Siatesir PI., Middletown, field's leading brokers, has dis- 13 cents per hundred weight (46.5 OBITUARIES Los Angeles to Oregon and parts school budget; let's leave politics is more •important that they pre- daughter, yesterday. tinguished herself nationally quarts) below those for the same To Hospital of Nevada. and personalities out of it." pare themselves to meet peace- Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Cottei lecturer on real estate. Here, period in 1962. His office earlier Some early morning tempera- MTODLETOWN—Two person The board's long talked About time emergencies than any threat Monmouth St., Hazlet, she will speak on advertising had estimated the decline would MRS. ANNA A. FINNECAN are in fairly good condition Coda; tures and conditions: New York proposed building program also of nuclear war. yesterday. publicity methods. average 20. cents per hundred- UNCROFT - Mrs. Anna. A. In Riverview Hospital as the re 24 partly cloudy, Chicago 11 was brought into the discussion David Carlisle," the new civil Mr. and Mrs. George W. Millei weight The revised forecast In- Rnnegan, 83, of 965 71st, St., suit of injuries suffered in twi cloudy, Boston 24 cloudy, Wash and it was admitted by members defense director, said he and Sid- 124 Lelghton Ave., Red Bank, dicated prices would range from Brooklyn, N. Y., died yesterday separate accidents here yester that "There is no building pro- Ington 30 cloudy, Philadelphia 22 ney Sandier, a member of the >n, yesterday. School 6 cents per hundred weight be- at the home ot her daughter, day. gram in sight." cloudy, Atlanta 28 rain, Miami 70 council and also deputy director Mr. and Mrs. Luther Gallowa' (Continued) low the 1982 period in May to 23 Mrs; Julia D, BUce, 16 Majestic Two other persons were treate rain, Louisville 36 cloudy, Detroit Mr. Walling said "If we had of radiological and chemical war- i High St., Eatontown, cents below in February. Ave., where she had been vis-. at the hospital for minor in 14 clear, St. Louis 23 cloudy, Min- give people "an unfair picture" a building program under way, fare for Monmouth County, will yesterday. iting the past six-weeks, * , Juries and released. I would oppose the use of sur- neapolis -13 clear, Kansas City make a survey of the township unless further analyzed. Mrs!, Finnegan was born In Mrs. Sheila R. Stringfellow, 22, 14 cloudy, Denver 3 partly cloudy, Mr. and Mrs. Edmund J. Strui He pointed out that there NEWARK — Factory Supply plus for the budget." within a few days. • ski, 118 Apple Blossom La., MU Co. aad four associated mall Brooklyn, daughter of the,late of 18 George St., River Plaza, The $892,469 budget unanimous Dallas 39 rain, Phoenix 48 clear, only 18 unspeciaUzed classrooms Patrick and Catherine Scully Purpose of the study will be dletown, son, Monday. which have capacity of 30 pu- order firms, all of Lodl, asked was hospitalized with a possible ly adopted by the board is an Seattle 25 partly cloudy, San a CampbeU. She had lived there all to find logical points for emer- pils. Allowing for the seven pei Federal Bankruptcy Court yes- concussion and multiple bruise increase of $44,230 over the 1962 Francisco 56 rain, Los Angeles 56 her life. She was a member of after her auto was struck by an cloudy, Anchorage 13 fog, Hon* gency stockpiling of foods, cent absenteeism that day and terday to approve • plan by 63 schedule, and breaks down to medical supplies, clothing, blan- which thtywouWpaywaffrjed. St Ephrem Catholic Church. bther car at East Kd. am $811,840 for current expenses, lulu 73 partly cloudy. Dog Alerts a five per cent adjustment fac- kets and necessities. These places tor, he said that the 18 larges- Itors. The first listed combined Her husband, Joseph A. Finne- Swartzel Dr. $20,981 for buildings and equip- also would be equipped with classes observed represented assets of $4*5,1* and llabOltiei gan, died 20 years ago. The other car was operated b; ment, and $59,648 for bonds and TIDES electric generators. Family To pacity use of th'ese rooms. •f $8tt,«M. Bankruptcy referee Also surviving are another Gerald Holmes, 19, of Conovei interest. Today — High 11:59 p.m. and William H. Talryn, assigned to At present, it was brought out, That 80 per cent factor prtjves daughter, Miss Catherine E. Fin- La., this place. By applying the additional $18- low 5:50 p.m. the case, set no date tor a the only place in Uie township a stumbling block in the minds negah of Brooklyn; three sisters, Holmes was treated for cu 000 from surplus, the amount to Tomorrow - High 12:28 p.m. hearing on the petition. Supe- certified as a shelter In the event House Fire of economy-minded voters, Miss Helen R. Campbell, Mrs. and bruises and released. be raised by taxation has de- and. low 6:23 a.m. and 6:48 p.m. rior Court Judge Donald Cot of enemy attack is the Ocean UNION BEACH-Thanks' to thi said. Margaret Gibson, and Mrs, Jo- Miss Karen Leckburg, 19, creased from $476,671 to $458,- For, Bed Bank and Rumson tester had appointed a autodial Township School, Dow Ave., Oak- alertness of a dog, a mother am Various explanations offered sephine Berg, all Of Brooklyn, 98 Swarteel Dr., a passenger 871. bridge, add two hours; Sea receiver for Factory Supply hurst. However, Mr. Carlisle her daughter escaped Injur; boiled down to the fact that and four grandchildren. the Stringfellow car, was hos- $1.61 Rate Seen Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Dec IS after Attorney General said he believed there must be early today when a fire broke ou high school it just doesn't work The funeral will be Friday pitalized with multiple cuts aboul Mr. Hill estimated the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- Arthur J. SiDs signed a com- other buildings available for in their home at 831 Fourth St to put extra algebra students morning from McLaughlin and the face. lands bridge, add 40 minutes, plaint against the company. He tax rate for school purposes emergency use. Police said Mrs. Mary Stifei to vacant desks in home eco- Son Funeral Home, Brooklyn, to Police reported that Mri said the state had received would be $1,61 per $100 assessed The council agreed that from and her 11-year-old daughte nomics or French classes. St Ephrem Church where there Sitingfellows' car was traveling valuation as compared to $1.66 some JO0 protests from custom- now on the Oakhurst Fire Depart- were awakened by the dog when One member of the audience will be a High Requiem Mais. south on East Rd., when it was last year. ers who claimed they did not Shrewsbury ment and First Aid Squad and a fire broke out in the kitchen hit out at what he called the Burial will be In Holy Cross (truck by the Holmes car which The board anticipates receiving receive articles ordered. The was making a left turn off Swart- the Wajiamassa Fire Department of the home. "slide rule approach" to clas Cemetery, Brooklyn. $116,798 in state aid as compared four firms associated with zel Dr. onto East Rd. and First Aid Squad would an- Police said the fire was cot sizes. The Worden Funeral Home, to $137,202 under the present School Tax lined to the kitchen and bath Factory Supply Co. are Ameri- According to police, Holmes swer calls for assistance in other "If you divide the number Red Bank, is in charge of local schedule. Tuition will'bring in an room. There was no estimate can Wholesaler* Service, Hen- said he did not see the other car municipalities only at the direc- students by the number of class- arrangements. - *-. • * estimated $267,000 as compared of damage to the single storj co. Inc., Standard Dtatriboton when he started to rrtaka his turn. Set at $1.76 tion of the civil defense leader. rooms, and get a figure like 28, to $233,500 during 1962-63, home. ." :.. ... Inc., and By-Rite Buyer* Club, He was Issued a summons by Representatives of the groups it sounds pretty good, "and ypu the petition said. Frank E. ELWOOD E. deHART The highest single item in the SHREWSBURY — ..Board of Police reported, however, thai Patrolman Arthur Stover for who belong to the council say wonder why the board wan Verga, bead of the state's & SILVER-^hvood Er- budget is $572,9fa. for teachers' Education Auditor Joseph X. Sea- smoke and water damage forced careless driving. . that in the past they have re- more classrooms. But then when Consumer Fraud Bureau, said nest deHart, 78,-dJed suddenly salaries, up $21,202. No comment man yesterday estimated a the pair to move in with friends, Robert Cook, 22, of 66 Chapia ceived requests and orders for you don't get 28 people who need Isadora Press of 38 Mario Rd., yesterday afternoon at ils home, was made by the dozen persons school tax of $1.76 per $100 as- Ave., Red Bank, was treated for emergency assistance out of town to take senior physics, what d< Wayne, Is president of Factory 101 Rumson PI. • • in the audience on this item. sessed valuation to pay for the cuts and bruises last night after 1963-64 school budget adopted by from several different sources you do with the number that' Supply. He was born in Ocean Grove, John O. Harteler, superintend- Will Outline his car struck a utility pole on the board Monday. at the same time and upon reach- left over?" son of the late Otto and Carrie Tindall Rd. :nt of schools, explained that the ing the scene also received con- Frank McLaughlin, chairman Ely deHart. He had. been a resi- increase in the capital outlay The new rate reflects an in- Defense Plans Police said his car hit the pole crease of 6 cents. flicting orders. of the English Department, said dent of Little Silver 23 years. after Cook tried to avoid a col- section from $8,463 to $20,981 WASHINGTON (AP)-Secretai that with students varying from Jobless Rate Mr. deHart. was projectionist would providr e funds mfo r „neces, - Taxpayers would have been of Defense Robert S. McNamars those who can barely read to at Loew'j. Theater in Jersey City. lision with a car pulling out faced witn a sary ~ equipmentequipment™ for "ththe "fivfivee 10-cent increase had goes before .the House Annec those who can profitably use He was a member of .the'Jer- Melrose Ter. onto Tindall Rd. not tte scho l The other car was operated by schools, additionall bleachers and ° to^dto^d reviseidd tthhe Waterfowl Services Committee today to out more than 50 texts in an eight Increased sey City Lodge of Elks and the Mrs. Agnes H. McGee, 38, parking facilities at the athletic budget at Monday's public hear- line a defense program coverini weeks period, "I can see no wa; Holland Society of New. York ing. the next five years. Middletown Rd., this place. field, parking facilities at the Population to teach- English without som' Last Month city. • . ;• •••."'• According to police, Cook said high school, a tie-in fire alarm Following recommendations of He will explain the administra- ability grouping." Surviving is hi3 wife, Mrs. ' he rounded a curve on Tindall system from the schools to the citizens, the board decreased the tion's bid for defense programs Mrj. Edna Pratt cited a group TRENTON (AP)-New Jersey's Marilyn deHart. Rd., when he saw the McGee fire department, additional parti- amount of the budget to be raised Is 256,000 totaling $56 billion in the fiscal f 37 senior math students who unemployment rate was higher The funeral will be tomorrow tions and a hot water circulat- through taxes from $417,923.50 to year starting next July 1 at than expected last month, with car pull out' of Melrose Ter. He TRENTON (AP) - The State had been divided into two groups at 7:30 p.m. in the Adams Memo- ing pump for the high school $407,923.50, thereby reducing the closed-door committee session 30,000 more persons out of work told police he applied his brakes Conservation Department has by ability. The faster group is rial Home, Red Bank, with Rev. shower facilities. proposed tax rate from $1.80 to Much of what he has to say than in November 1961, the gover- to avoid a crash and that his pegged New Jersey's wintering now about serven weeks ahead of W. Gordon Lowden of the' Red $1.76. classified. nor's economic committee report- car skidded into the pole. waterfowl population at 256,000. the other one, she said. Some Bank First MethodlsJ Church, of- The budget total, $495,548,50, His statement has been in thi in the faster group have discov- ed Tuesday. He was issued a careless driv- The figure was based on a ficiating. Burial will be Friday remains the same as the one orig- hands of Chairman Carl Vinson ered calculus for themselves as The committee said the weather at 11:30 a.m. in Greenwood Ceme- ing summons by Patrolman Har- Frank Gilson rough census of the state's water- inally introduced by the board. D-Ga., since last Friday. Commil he logical extension of thei: accounted for much of the unem- tery, Brooklyn. old T. Reilly. bird population taken three weeks The $10,000 tax reduction will be tee members got an advance class work and are beginning t( ployment increase. Police said Cook signed a com- ago. The survey, utilizing aerial offset by the anticipation of $10,- briefing Tuesday from the com- explore it on iheir own. If the "During the cold spell, construc- plaint against Mrs. McGee charg- Is President and ground observations, was con- BESSIE APPLEGATE MARTIN 000 in federal aid. mittee staff on the secret aspects two groups had been kept to- tion came to a virtual standstill,' ing that she failed to yield the ducted by the N.J. Bureau of RAHWAY-Mrs. Bessie Apple- of McNamara's testimony. gether, she stated, neither group said Harry F. Stark, economic right of way at the intersection The change is expected to stem Wildlife Management and the U.S. gate Martin, 85, of 248 West Of Center would liave learned as well as advisor to the governor. Mrs. McGee was not hurt. a steady Increase in the board's Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Hazlewood A«re, died Friday, at HIGHLANDS — The Commun- both groups have now learned. Total unemployment' rose to surplus account since federal aid Wildlife and announced Tuesday. 'Freedom Festival' her. home after a short illness. ity Center, meeting at the home has not been anticipated in re- Board president Gordon Barrle 178,000 last month while the unem She was the twin sister of. Mrs. Union Officials of Mrs. Theodore Mierzwa, High- cent years, but has been added to Despite severe weather and icy Presented by Cubs sajd that he believes the board ployment rate returned to last E. Gertrude Baker of Littla Sil- HOLMDEL land Ave., last week elected the surplus account in the conditions, the wintering popula- — A "Freedom lias "underestimated the interest (rear's level of.8.8 per cent. ver. Festival" was heldat the regular Found Guilty Frank Gilson, former vice presi- amounts of approximately $20,000 tion was slightly higher than the rf the people in the details of "However," meeting of Cub Pack 131 Friday the committee re- The funeral service was held dent, president. He succeeds Mi- per year upon receipt. 1962 total of 248,000 birds. iigh school operation." ported, "the NEW YORK (AP)-Three new night at the Holmdel Elementary only major labor yesterday at the Lehrer Funeral chael Kovic. Brant showed the biggest gain, "We are going to try to get in market areas classified at year's Home, here, with Rev. Christo- Jersey Teamster Undon officials Other officers are Mrs, Mierz- School. 1 109,000 staying in the state for the better touch with our constitu- pher Nichols of St. Paul Espisco- were found guilty in State Su- Skits were presented by mem- end as areas of labor surplus were wa, vice president; Mrs, C. W. winter compared with 88,750 last ents," he said. pai Church, this Place, officiat- preme Court Tuesday night ol bers of the dens as follows: Den Camden and Atlantic City. A year Wiles, recording secretary; Mrs. 59-Foot Tow year. He started the proceedings last ing. Burial was in Hazlewood first degree attempted grand lar- 3, Paul Revere; Den 4 Libert; igo, there were four areas in this James White, corresponding sec- The census also showed 44,600 light by defining basic educa- Cemetery, this place. ceny. Bell; Den 5, Iwo Jima; Den ' sategory—Camden, Atlantic City, etary, and Mrs. Loretta Larsen, black ducks, 4,611 mergansers, ional terms: comprehensive high Newark and Jersey City." The charges stemmed from Boat Sinks Valley Forge; Den 8, Abraham Also surviving are a son, Man- easurer. 3,120 Canadian geese, 763 pin- school, homogeneous grouping or The Atlantic City and Camden ton Camp Martin of Scarsdale, their attempt to get $10,000 from Luke Penta and Richard Perez GLOUCESTER, Mass. (AP)- tails, 7,680 canvasbacks, Lincoln; Den 2 Boston Tea ibility grouping, individualized a New York firm in exchange A 59-foot tow boat sank early to- Party. areas were classified "labor stir- N.Y., and two grandchildren. ten named trustees for three goldeneyes, 9,337 bufflehead, 5,695 >rograms, guidance, and func- plus" areas because more than Mrs. Martin's husband Manton for a "sweetheart" labor con- ears, with Allen Turner con- day three miles south of Glouces- mallards, 1,487 baldpates, 53,090 Michael Braun and Gary Cu- ional capacity. tract. ter, barely five minutes after her chural were Inducted Into the per cent of the work force in Drake Martin, who died in 1950, inuing as trustee. scaup and 89,174 diving ducks. School's Objective was president of Martin Brothers The verdict was returned in the two crewmen were rescued by the pack by Arthur Judd cubmaster. both areas was unemployed last A meeting has been planned He said that the student body month. Tobacco Co., New York City. criminal term of Supreme Court Coast Guard. Kenneth Klaivuun was wel- : this high school is made up Atlantic City, a shore resort, is after the Jury had deliberated Rescued while the boat's decks comed into the pack as a trans: leaning the building in prepara- $1.2 Million if 37 per cent of above average traditionally faced with a sharp SIDNEY HAMBERGER about nine hours. ion for the next meeting, Mr. were deep in water were John fer from, Elizabeth. itudents, 34 per cent average stu- decline in winter employment MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP^ — Facing possible five-year terms and Jacobsen, 34, ol Pawtucket, R.I., Awards were presented by Mr. lents, and 29 per cent so-called illson has asked parents when resort business declines. Sidney Hamberger, 79, died.sud- are Eustace Roper, 37, president iterested persons to attend. and Donald Soule, 31, of Port- Estate Left Judd to Glen Hussmann Kenneth 'slow learners." of Jersey City Local 522; Nunzie land, Maine. Neither was injured Addij, Ricki Duncan, Timothy denly early yesterday at Ml It was announced that the next NEW YORK - The late Mrs. He stated that this school's ob- home. Beacon Hill Rd. Prbvenzano, 39, vice president of or suffered ill effects. Johanson, Dennis Robinson, John jective is to give a general edu monthly meeting will be Wednes Emily N. Offerman of 204 Nor- Mr. Hamberger was born in Newark Local 522; and Salvatore Jacobsen said a Coast Guard Scoras, Brian Walko, Patrick Mc- cation to all future citizens, Air Force lay, Feb. 27. wood Ave., Allenhurst, left a $1,- Baltimore. Until' his retirement Briguglio, 32, business agent of lifeboat pulled up along the tow Carthy, Allen Robinson, Pau whether they are to go to work Members of the nominating 200,000 estate here at her death,' about 10 years ago he was a land- Union City Local 560. boat North Star and transferred Ormsbee, Nicholas Germanerlo, rom high school or to go'on to mmittee included Mrs. Mierz- according to an Inventory filed Gregory Clement, Craig Sutphin, Decorates scape gardener. Justice John A. Mullen set a, chairman, Mrs. Victor Ross- them to safety while they were by the New York State Transfer urther education. He said that March 5 for sentencing. standing deep in water on the John Lucanla and Geoffrey Wai he policy here is not to enforce Surviving are his wife, Mrs. tti, Mrs. Larsen and Mrs. Frank Tax Department. ters. . Sadie R. Hamberger, and a Two men were acquitted of a deck. rigid curriculum on each stu- ilson. Under provisions of a will a Zol. Miller daughter, Mrs. Belford Truitt of second count charging conspiracy Jacobsen said the North Star Awards last month were pre- dent. nephew, William S. Slegele of Al- EGLIN AFB. Fla. - Lt Col. Red Bank. to bribe a labor representative. had beerl in Portland, Maine, on a sented to Dennis Robinson, Paul "The boy who will not go to lentown, Pa., receives personal irthur G. Miller of Brielle, N.J., The funeral will be tomorrow The three men had been free dredging project since last Octo- LaMontagne, Paul Ormsbee, and allege, but who is a whiz at property, $50,000 outright and the at 10 a.m. at the Adams Memori- m $5,000 bail each since their ar Hughes ber and was returning to New Allen Robinson. nath, gets the chance here to ex- lias been awarded the first .oak income for life from a trust fund al Home, Red Bank, with Rev. rest in December 1961. (Continued) York City. The North Star Is Charles Pfelffer, committee rcise his God-given gift in our leaf cluster to the United States comprised of 90 per cent of the W. Gordon Lowden of the Red . owned by the Jersey Boat Serv- chairman, announced that the idvanced math classes," he said. aid. He cited highway acquisi- estate remaining following dis- Mt Force Commendation Medal Bank First Methodist Church, of- ice of Sea Bright, N. J, Blue and Gold dinner will be held "The fact that he is not taking Children Overcome on costs which he said increases tribution of about $400,000 In ad- lere. , . . ficafing. Burial will be in Shore- Feb. 23 at the Holmdel Elemen- he 'college preparatory course' ach year. ditional bequests. land Memorial Gardens, Hazlet. By Gas in Home BUDGET MEETING tary School at 6 p.m. Mary Han- lould not bar him from that." Col. Miller received the medal The governor said his bond is- The remaining property is cik played the piano for group recognition of his meritorious SHREWSBURY - Two chil- lie was better than the State Tux MONMOUTH BEACH - Mayor placed in trust for the benefit of The term "functional capacity" DEATH NOTICE dren were treated at Riverview singing. a source of much difficulty, IIARRA — On January 28. 1883, WIN olicy Commission's recommen- Sidney B. Johnson announced last a friend Roland Rasch of Hunt- irvice as chief of the- malnte- lam Senior or Ml Baldwin Ave., Jerley Hospital and released after they ation of a 3 per cent retail sales night that the Borough Commis- Ington, L. I. :r. Bartle said. The functional nce-engineering division of the City. Beloved hiilband of Mary ' Dl GOES TO KEESLER ipaoity of a school amounts to Martin?, loving lather of Chrktlna were overcome by gas from a ix which might raise $163 to $180 sion will meet Feb. II to intro- A stepdaughter, Margaret O. Schanei, Loulie Messina, Dr. William LACKLAND AFB, Tex. - Air- per cent of the number of leputy chief of staff for materiel A. Ilarra and Anthony Mtrra. Also faulty heater in their home about lillion in additional revenue an- duce a municipal budget for 1963. Bruns of Corlles Ave. and Wlcke- man Basic Gary D. Glendinning, upils who could sit down at Eglln. survived by nine granctchUdr«n. Kria- 1.10 this morning, police said. jally. . The date has been advanced one pecko Dr., West Allenhurst, re- lvei and frlendi are Invited to attend son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel F. esks if all the desks were oc- funeral from McDonald Bros, funeral Hospital authorities identified Assuming a sales tax raised day due to the holiday, Feb. 12. ceives $10,000. A member of Sigma Phi Epsl- Home, S8O Baldwin Ave., Itmey City, them as Leon Boeckel, 17; and Glendinning, 734 19th Ave., South upled. on, the colonel received an A.B. on Friday at 8:111 a.m- Solemn Masa 55 million the first year, Hughes Mrs. Offerman, widow of Car- Beltnar, N. J., Is being reas- of Requiem St. JosepH. Church at Irene Boeckel, 16, of 123 North In response to a question from legree from University, lid, there would be no money LICENSE DEADLINE sten H. Offerman, died Oct. 25, signed to Keesler AFB, Miss., for 0:15 a.m. Pleaie omit flowers. Mais" Monroe Ave. They were taken ussell Palumbo of New Shrews- >unham, N. C. He is the son preterrcd. ' • . . • : . t for state highway construc- LITTLE SILVER—Dog licenses 1958. technical training as a United to the hospital by the Red Bank ury, Mr. Bartle told of the Mrs. Carolyn E. Miller of Bri- CARP OF THANKS n, grade crossing elimination, must be obtained by tomorrow, The estate was appraised at States Air Force communications We would Ike to take this o[ mlty First Aid Squad. Shrewsbury Po- istitutions, or community col- >ard efforts, over the past e. '.. •• .. ' - •• ... .• to thank everyone for their Police Chief James W. Fix re- $1,707,263, gross value and $1,246,- operations specialist. He is a during our recent bereavement, espe- lice Chief Raymond Mass inves- eges. All of these are provided nonths, to get federal aid for an He Is married to the former minded borough dog owners this 675, net, Securities were valued 1962 graduate of ,Manatquan ddition to this school. These cially Rev.. HodgdonHodcdon, tthe btarari and) tigated. - for in his bond issue. morning. Jetty D. Desha of 2152 Herscher our wonderful neighboorsr . at $1,663,224 of the gross. (N. J.) High School. orts are continuing, he said, llfss Grace Mill! ., Jacksonville, Fla. Mr. Wnllor Mini Education Plan RED BANK BEGISTER Wednesday, 7«% 30,1963-9 Successful Investing Brings Division Nason on Education By ROGER E. SPEAR In Congress IQ Tests and Real Potentials Wait for Correction to Buy Morel By JOHN BECKLER WASHINGTON (AP)-President By LESLIE J. NASON stance, Is increasing about nine be trained in the skills ol study , rtlff« » young couple Fairbanks Whitney, but It seems Kennedy's attempt to unite sup- Professor of Education times as fast as the total num- and learning. This training car- 3 Children under 6 years about to be faced with a proxy porters of aid to education has al- Education is failing to meet ber of Jobs. ries over Into all phases ot «*«ge. I own small amounts of fight, which frequently enhances ready touched off a bitter division the needs of America at both In every field there Is a grow- school and work. More trained MM, Eastman Kodak, General the price of the shares involved. among them in Congress. ends of the technological scale. ing demand for more highly mlndi Is the crying need of our Electric, RCA, Merck, Phillips I would suggest no changes in Kennedy wrapped 24 separate Thousands are unemployed while trained personnel. At the same present society. Petroleum, your list at present, nor would proposals dealing with everything thousands of jobs go unfilled day time, machines are eliminating THE FALLACY: The number Fairbanks I at this time disturb my cash from elementary to graduate after day. the strong-back Jpbs. of individuals with highly train- Whitney, and reserves. .}' school into one big bill and sent it One has only Some educators despair. They able minds is indicated by th« American Cy- In the event of a correction to Congress Tuesday, urging to check the conclude that our very progress results of their I.Q. testa. anamid. I have of the recent strong, sharp mar- "Wghpriority action." want ad sec- will'defeat us because there will THE TRUTH: Tests measure $9,000 In the ket rise-which Is a possibility tion of a met- not be enough people of high IQ'i bank. Should I The package carries an esti- Do some extent the present day within the next few months — I uted price tag of $4.6 billion for ropolitan news- to meet the needs of our grow- learning potential of individuals. change any .. withdraw HMO and add paper. The ing technology. my stock hold- three years but cuts back sharply However, these same individuals, equal dollar amounts to my pres- previous administration proposals same ads ap- ' Old I. Q. Argument trained In the skills of learning ings, and ent holdings, with the exception pear week after They argue that only about One- should I invest for aid to public elementary and and the skills of test taking, take of Phillips Pete and Fairbanks secondary schools. week for secre- third of our population have IQ's on new potentials i Whitney. taries, cost ac- above average—from 90-110. Only P a The idea of lumping everything In one city where a search for ^rE.Spear c a sB°'r7 countants, en- part of these reach me educa- •erves?" E. J. Q—"I.own a cattle ranch and together was apparently to entice Dr. Nason gineers, design- tional levels soon to be demanded highly superior individuals has A—With one exception, you have a two-thirds Interest'In sev- MOTHERS' MARCH —Mrs. George Webb, Monmouth friends of different proposals into ers, advance communication spe- by our society. been conducted for years, twice eral hundred Black Angus cat- making common cause for the as many persons have been dis- •«ve a splendid collection of county chairman of tha Mother*' March for Polio fund, cialists, etc. There are fallacies In the argu- blue chips. tle. I've retired now, the ranch whole package, but the first effect ments of these prophets of doom. covered In the extremely high IQ and cattle are leased out, and I discusses the drive with Meyor Edward C. Wilton of And it's not getting any better! The exception, ot course, is has been to alienate influential A US. Department of Labor THE FALLACY: There U no range as the test makers pre- get a pretty, good income for my Oceanport on eve of the houia-to-house effort. Mothers House Republicans who support such thing as transfer of training. dictedl share. There is money in a sav- some items but oppose others. survey shows that the number of wilt ring doorbells tonight in the annual "march" to cul- openings for engineers, for in- THE TRUTH: The mind can Programs conducted over a ings account as well as $4,000 In Rep. Peter Frelinghuysen Jr., period of years in each commun- Profit Taking E Bonds. My house in town is minate the campaign. R-N.J., ranking GOP member of ity in which students with high modern and free of mortgage. the House Education and Labor potential are sought out and Stalls Stock I am able to invest; $2,000 this Committee,' called the catchall trained in me skills of learning year and don't need current in- bill "the height of political cynl School Budgets Hit would Increase our supply of come. Have always been conser- Rail Merger Case dsm," and said Republicans will highly trained people. Price Gains vative and would welcome any offer bills aimed at specific tar- Scores that students make on suggestions as to stock purchas- gets. . intelligence tests depend upon NEW YORK (AP)-To no one's es." E. J. By Highlands Group surprise in WaH Street, ths stock To Resume Feb. 11 Rep. Charles E. Goodell, R-N.Y. their attitude toward the tests, HIGHLANDS — "Ths Henry ing that the regional and local the background of their homes market encountered some profit A—You sound like a man who called Kennedy's program "In- has put in lots of hard work to By CHARLES K. SERGIS here, and Mayor Hugh J. Addo- credible in its proportions" and Hudson Regional Board of Edu- boards should set high education- and previous schooling as well ai tsktag yesterday «d moved ., their innate ability. build op something pretty fine NEWARK (AP)-The Interstate nizio of Newark. said it robbed individual meas- cation should be lauded for what al goals, but Institute enriched *egularly after, six straight days and is now in a position to en- Commerce Commission is tak- Addonizio, appearing In person ures of bipartisan support. it has done and what it is at- programs in art music, Training Is The Key ei advance. Trading was fairly foy the fruits of it. I sincerely ing its marathon hearing on the as the first witness, was given tempting to do, but we feel it Is athletics, and other areas grad- Once they have learned how to •tctive. . .•'.;, /• hope you will live long enough proposed Pennsylvania-New York a thorough workout in cross-ex- trying to go too far, too fast" ually, to coincide with antici- study and how to take tests— 1 do so. Central Railroad merger back to amination by top-rank Pennsyl- Those were the words of Timo- pated state and federal aid. when they recognize their own As in other sessions this year, vania and New York Central at- Long Branch thy Lynch, Sr., temporary chair- however, the market gave ground For investment of your $2,000 Washington after giving New Jer- In regard to an $11,331 tax ap- ability to attain a higher status in sey a chance to have its say dur-torneys. man of the newly-formed Citi- portionment error in the 196243 life—their motivation for achiev- only partially and, in fact, some currently available, I suggest zens' Committee, in reference to of the popular market averages Montana-Dakota utilities com- ing two days here. The mayor drew &R railroads' Trust Co> budget, which If debited to High- ing on the test will be higher, the proposed 196344 regional lands this year would result la these students then will set high- inched higher. Standard ft mon, which has a good record With 57 days of hearings in 13 fire by stating that the merger rehool budget. a of growth in an expanding area. "means very simply that there this borough having to make up, er goals for themselves. Poor's WO-stock index yielded cities already compiled, the merg- Has Election The new group met Monday in effect, $25,000 in one year, minimal .01 at 66.23. I believe that the dividend could er case resumes In Washington will be a reduction In both pas- The potential of our youth Is be raised this year. on Feb. 11. senger and freight service." LONG BRANCH - Officers of night to discuss the proposed re- Mrs. William Black had this to far greater than it would appear The extent and duration of the the Long Branch Trust Co. were gicmal and local school budgets, say: previous advance were enough, (Mr. Spear cannot answer all The official record was en- The railroad attorneys bored from present test results. elected at the Institution's annual and after a four-hour discussion "It Is the moral obligation ot We can come closer to reach- brokers said, to account for mail personally but will an- larged considerably during the away at each hostile witness, de- organization meeting yesterday. voted to oppose both spending some spotUness. In addition, the swer all questions possible in Newark sessions, mostly by oppo- manding specific examples of how the Atlantic Highlands as well ing this potential through proper 1 William L. Juska was elected schedules. regional board to cut back the recognition. Training not only list was still in a broad band of his column.) sition to the merger plan. The service would bo impaired. In assistant vice president. Previ- Relief Expected supply represented by unloading complainants were led by Gov. most cases die witnesses, many as the Highlands members of the will meet the needs of our so- ously he was assistant secretary Opposition Do the local school budget so that Highlands can ab-ciety for the foreseeable future, of stocks held by owners all Richard J. Hughes, who was busy of them mayors of their munici- and assistant treasurer. in Trenton but sent a statement palities, were not able to say ex- budget is because people believed sorb the loss this year. The error but will help many individuals through the worst of last spring's Myron Briggs was elected as- that when the regional school •harp plunge. Egg Market actly how they believed was not the responsibility of the achieve happier lives. would be curtailed. The detailed sistant secretary and assistant opened, local school expenses board, but it should act as a modi, Gains of selected blue chips NEW YORK (APMUSDA) - treasurer. (Dr. Nason will welcome your sendee plans of they railroads aft- would decrease and some tax fled district to help either bor- question addressed to him in care helped keep the market on an Wholesale egg offerings burden- Disorderly» Harold G. Sterling, who was relief could be expected, Mr. ough In distress." some on large; Increased on me- er merges were presented at the of The Register. Those of most even keel., Group action, how- Washington hearings last year. re-elected executive vice presi- Lynch said. diums and ample on balance. De- dent and trust officer, was named general Interest will be answered ever, was mostly lower for the "We had expected the local In his column.) •teels, aufos, aerospace issues, mand light on large and mediums Boys Fined But the witnesses mentioned a member of the board of di- and quiet on balance yesterday. budget to decrease or at least Leaders Set tobaccos aid rubbers. / gradual decrease In railroad serv- rectors. The board will now have hold the line," Mr. Lynch noted, Sober Backdrop Whites: extras (47 lbs. min.) $25 Each ice over the years and said they 11 members. "since three classes of seventh felt a merger of the two giant The decline in steel production 37-38%; extras medium (40 lbs. RUMSON — Three youths, Re-elected at the meeting were and eighth graders and the spe- To Plan For Orderly Growth average) 34%-KM; top quality lines was bound to eliminate even Samuel C. Morris, president; cial class moved to the regional —the first In four weeks—and charged with being disorderly more trains. some mixed earnings reports by (47 lbs. min.) 37-40; mediums (41 persons here Jan. 7, were fined Samuel J. Von Dyke, vice presi- school." Is Coal of Bill steel companies set a rather lbs. average) 34^-3(%: smalls $25 each by Magistrate William Many also expressed concern dent; John T. Valdes, vice presi- A cut of $18,000 was expected Scout Show sober baddrop for the market. (36 lbs. average) 33-34; peewees Riker in municipal court Mon- over the ability of the Erie-Lacks- dent; Frank C. Woolley, secre- In teachers' salaries in the local EATONTOWN - Leaders work- The drop In steel output, how- 26-27. day night. wanna Railroad, which provides tary; Laurus A. Follansbee, school's proposed budget the ing together to prepare for the To Be Introduced treasurer, and Mis Edith I. How- ever, was ascribed chiefly to Browns: extras (47 lbs. min.) One of the trio, Peter Cahlll, New Jersey's largest commuter chairman said. big show boys will stage in Con- WASHINGTON (AP)-6ett. Ollf- severe weather conditions. ft-3% top quality (47 lbs. min) 20, of 664 Cameron RA, South service, tp survive in over-all com-lam) assistant trust officer. At the local school budget hear- vention Hail, Asbury Park, in ford P. Case, R-N.J., laid today -•&*% mediums (41 tbs. aver- Orange, abo was fined $25 on petition including freight, against Re-elected directors were W. ing, Joseph R. Bolger, adminis- April will meet tomorrow night he will Introduce next week a bill The Wall Street mood was not the merged railroads. in the auditorium ot Monmouth enhanged by France's crushing of age) 3^37; smalls (36 B». aver- a careless driving charge. Police Stanley Bouse; Leopold Hector, trative principal, explained that to promote orderly community and ' age) 33-34; peewees 26-27. said he drove across the front Cm. Hughes stressed that pout Mr. Juska, Daniel J. Maher, the board plans to hire a part- Shopping Center, Monmouth regional growth In urban and sub- Britain's Md to enter the Com- Council ot Boy Scouts reports. mon Market,^despite a last- lawns of homes owned by John taking a stand against the merg- Mr. Morris, Charles C. Schock, time remedial reading teacher, urban areas. Johns-Manville 1% Goodyear I and part-time art and music In- minute intervention by President Archibald, 101 Einghara Ave., er proposal.: Jr., Mr. Valdes, Howard H; Wool- Tomorrow's session will be led It would require local planning Kennedy's Administration. i, and Radio Corp. %-. and William Brisley,. 113 Biag- Officials of several large corpo- ley, J. Russell Woolley, Jr., and structors, "to make sure High- by Scout Commissioner William on a long-range basis before the Prices worked irregularly ham Ave. rations and a shippers association Dr. Charles L. Zukaukas. lands students are as well Mattlson. and Invited guests in- federal government could contrib- The Dow Jones Industrial equipped to eater the regional clude cubmasters, scoutmasters, Average moved up a moderate lower on the American Stock Cahill also stole a street sign, testified they felt they would get . , ute any funds for a specific land Exchange. Volume was 1.03 mil- better service from the combined school as are students from other .84 to 883.73. police said. grammar schools in the area." explorer advisers and skippers of improvement or public works pro]. lion shares compared with 1.07 The other two youths, both 20 railroad. sea scout ships. ect. • Of 1,304 Issues traded, gainers Orientation Salary Hikes outnumbered losers by the nar- million Monday. Macke Vending years old, are James Mitchell of But no elected official from Mr. Mattison said yesterday the Legislation at this type, he add- lost VA while fractional declines 2124 South Philadelphia Ave., He also noted that although 1963 Boy Scout Show will be even ed, would eliminate conflicts such row margin of 829 to 52J. New New Jersey came out for the there are fewer teachers in the Ugh* for I962--83 totaled 60. The were posted by National Bellas Philadelphia, Fa. and Gilbert merger. At College bigger than the one which last as that now going on among three Hess, Canadian Javelin, BVD, Gahun of 61 Croquis Ave., Floral system this year, the remaining year attracted more than 20,000 federal agencies over use of the single new, low was Sealright- ones had received salary in- Oswego Falls. Arkansas Louisiana Gas, and Park, L. I. ' visitors. Great Swamp area in Morris Mead, Johnson. Reinsurance In- Tomorrow crease} in accordance with the County, N.J. Police said the three are stu- salary guide. Some show events already have ' Volume was 4.36 million shares vestment was active and up % dents at Villanova University, Echo-Telstar WEST LONG BRANCH - Or! In a discussion of the local been decided and are in the In a letter to constituents, Case compared with 4.72 million dur- Electronic Communications rose Villanova, Pa. entatlon began this morning at planning stages. Toese include: noted there has been almost con- ing Monday's rising market. Monmouth College for the spring board's proposal to limit the aver- 1%, Dialight 1, Hydrometals % Other fines levied by Magis- Talk For Attractions listed tinuous debate over the Great The Vst moved from a state class. The new term begins to- age classroom size to 27 pupils, and Pyle National %. trate RUter were: Henry Wolff, committee members termed it Swamp area since the Port ot of irregularity In the morning to Corporate bonds were fairly Tennis Court La,, this place, care- morrow. "Oub Land of Fun," which willNew York Authority first suggest- a slightly lower tendency In Church Oub At 9 a.m., the incoming stu- an attempt to Institute "pdvate take in a so-called "Pinewood steady. U. S. government bonds less driving, $25, failure to show school education practices in a ed It as an Ideal spot for a jet- (he afternoon, then showed driver's license, $6; Richard Ste- dents were welcomed by Dr. Derby Speedway" staged under port. were mostly lower. RED BANK -Projects Echo public school system." the direction of Earl Bennett, selective late' strength which Yesterday's closing stocks: fer, 26 Eighth Ave., Atlantic High- and Telstar, space programs In- William Von Note, president. Since September, I960, he said, bolstered the averages. A num- lands, careless driving, (20; Da- 1 Registrar Irving J. Shapiro out- In regard to this, and to some Belmar, the council's southern AGP In
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Steaks, after dinner brandy—Mr. Home Town really seemed to want to live it up, and With a Puzzle Mr. Metropolis felt rather sorry for him—and coffee. BOYLE By HALBOYll "How have things been going / • . • with you?" asked Mr. Home NEW YORK (AP)- The menu When the two youn,. g fellow! Town. fof today, dear reader, is a true- graduated, one said: Fingering the bills in his pocket life success story with a puzzle "There's nothing in the way ol and wondering whether they' at the end. opportunity out here. I'm going to cover the tab, Mr. Metropolis said The puzzle is whether you can seek fame and fortune In the blfhe had one child, lived In a small guess which-fcut first, read on: city. I hear there's a dollar to bebut comfortable apartment in an Once upon a time—about 3 made there for every light on area where there hadn't been a years ago—two young fellows Broadway." knife stabbing in six months. He roomed in the same boarding The other fellow said: said he didn't drive a car, rode house 'at a Midwest university. "I think I'll go back and lettlel*' America was still in the stubborn down in my home town where Job and hoped if he could hold it grip of the greatest depression of people know me. Somethirg'l] to 65 to be able to save enough to the 20th century. turn up sooner or later." retire and move back to his own times were really rough. You Well, both these young men— old home town. could eat on 35 cents a day if you let's call one Mr. Home Town and "And what about you?" he then had to. You never bought a new the other Mr. Metropolis—carried asked. pair of shoelaces until the ones out their decisions. Thirty years "Oh, I've got seven kids, said you were wearing had been brofc later Mr. Home Town phoned Mr. Mr. Home Town. "I invested in a RUMSON ESTATE SOLD —The residence of th» late Louis R. Buclcbee on the north ;n and knotted together in at least Metropolis and said, "I'll be in transportation company that did side of Rumion Rd., Rumion, above, has been sold through Joseph G. McCu*, real- four places. Manhattan next Friday. How $29 million last year. But, of course, that's not my main inter- tor,' td S. Gage Uwis of South Orange, general manager of ths Fire Insuranes Rat- est." ' ing Organization of New Jersey. Ths property compriies 1.90 acrei and ii part of 'What is your main interest?" asked Mr. Metropolis. the former J. Horace Harding estate. The houis hat ten roomi and four baths- HALF PRICE "Oh, I'd say it probably was Mr. Buclcbe* was. president of First National Bank of Harrison. v TITLE SERVICE banking." "How big is your bank?" LAW-BREAKING FANS SHOE SALE THHOUGHOUX 2VEW JBHSEY "Which one? I've got four." BALTIMORE (AP)-There's a Save up to y% and more on shoes from As he reached for the restau- Is Isolationism Duenew status symbol among Na- rant check and opened a wallet tional Football League, fans of bur regular stock! Every heel height stuffed with $50 bills, Mr. Home the Baltimore Colts: Parking in in newest fabrics, colors. Town remarked: For Return in U.S.?a forbidden zone near Memorial "You knOw, I envy you.the cul- Stadium. , •.,'•• Jacqueline and Cortlli, tural advantages you've gained by By JAMES MARLOW called "enlightened self-interest' ; reg. 12.9814.98 ...... : ; 7.47 living In a place like New York Associated Press News, Analyst by John Foster Dulles when he The fine for the illegal parking is $5.50. But five fans riding in all these years. I'm still a country was secretary of state. Cordli and Larks, sports and flats, WASHINGTON (AP)-Isplation- one car can pay only (1.10 each bumpkin. My wife and I get to But the West European's, who ism, long thought deadt may be and get away about half.an hour reg. 7.98-12.98 ...... _...... take in the shows and concerts 5.00 resurrected if 6nly as a rallying ^ earlier than patrons who pay 50 military and economic help, have only when we pass through here point for discontent. cents to park on the parking Sorry, no mail or phone orders. each summer on our way to Eu- not carried their share of the bur- It was U.S. policy for most, o lots. rope to pick up a few modem den. , , paintings." American history but disappeared The NATO alliance, supposed to NEW JEBSEV REALTY The two men arose, shook hands after the war when this country be the main bulwark for the Wes and parted. began its overseas alliances and against any Russian ground at. TITLE INSURANCE CO. that is the story, dear reader. aid., • • ''•'.-'. tack, has never been at ,M Now comes the puzzle: Neither was unselfish. While the strength. NEWARK Can you guess which of these United States, wanted to • stop The West Europeans, particu- two young men was the one whocommunism it also didn't want, to larly France, never' put enough TRENTON • HACKENSACK came to the big city 30 years ago be left alone in a Communisl men into.it. Europe made'an world. 1 NEW BRUNSWICK • FREEHOLD to make his fortune and enjoy the amazing economic recovery. • finer life—me or the other fellow? The 'alliances,and the aid wer< But the United States has done far more than its European allies in giving aid to .backward coun- tries. , Yet, all of them had as much of a stake as' the United; States in wanting to keep those back- ward places out of communism. Europe felt increasingly safe behind American nuclear power, particularly its European-based JUNIORS' FAVOR missiles which, although interme- diate range, could hit Russia. COTTON KNIT These bases weren't examples of American unselfishness, either. 14.98 the trio Tfiey were outposts of Ameri- can defense and; deterrent not Cotton knit, in a 3-part only against a Russian attack on Europe but a Russian attack on assembly for now right into this country. But now this country is becom- Spring. Appliqued jacket, ANEW 0 ing, increasingly confident against con trusting b louson Russia because of its intercontin- ental missiles based at home. and skirt. White with red That, and one other reason: the or royal, 7-15 sizes. development of the American Po- laris missile submarine. Mail and phone This deadly weapon, an elusive IN GROUP PROTECTION target under the sea, can hit Rus- orders filUd. sia just as well from offshore as intermediate range missiles on known land bases. Therefore, they give the United "TRIPLE CHOICE" from New Jersey Blue Cross-Blue Shield States less, need, for missiles in Europe. One example: This coun- Now, baaed on research into today's changing needs, Blue Cross Comprehensive, provide up to 365 days try is pulling its missiles out of New Jersey Blue Cross and Blue Shield offer the of hospitalization coverage per year and when com- Turkey and Italy. purchaser of group health care protection a broader bined with basic Blue Shield and any of several This country's' diminishing de- selection of programs. "riders" afford even greater flexibility to fit the pendence on European bases for Two new Blue Cross programs, companions to specific needs of any group. . , . its own safety would be enough to start some Isolationist talk here again. . . • It. will probably feed on the Check these highlights: growing awareness in this country that, the European allies are not doing their share in their own mil- Blue Cross for Hospital Bills itary defense or sufficiently shar- ing with this country, the burden Group Comprehensive of aid to other areas. And the French, who talk big • Up to 120 full benefit days of hospital care per contract year, for members and their but were unable to win two world eligible dependents under the age of 65 wars alone and more recently couldn't even hold Indochina or • Up to 60 days of hospital care, age 65 through 69 . Algeria, are adding to the calls SLEEK JUNIOR now being made for a re-examin- • Up to 30 days of hospital care, age 70 and over ation of American commitments overseas. STRETCH PANTS Discontent with one-sidedness of the allied efforts, militarily and economically, got a stiff send' NEW365" NEW "365-0" off over the weekend. (Expanded) At'President Kennedy's request SPECIAL (Expanded Dtductlbla) a group of senators, headed by • Up to 365 days of hospital care, to • Offers, at lower rate, the same ex- Mike Mansfield, majority leader age 65 • panded coverage ,as "365" except and Montana Democrat, examined for the following deduct! bles payable Europe and made a report. 6.99 • Up to 120 days of hospital care, age to the hospital by the member: The warning of an American re- 65 and over v turn to isolationism—unless this comp. value 14.98 . $20 per day for the first five days : country's European partners are in hospital . . willing to take on more of the A streak of wool and nylon ' $10 per day for the next five days American burden—was sounded in the very last paragraph of the re that stretches, with a port. lean and flattering look, to Unless there are corrections, it warned, there may be a "sudden, the contours of your popular disaffection and danger- figure. 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PablldMd by HM Red Bank Register foeorponitd &EPORT What is true greatness? Ask me. II W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Presides* JAMES I. HOGAN, Editor WASHINGTON - The long anC ber of examples come to mind, but II HAROLD KELLY, General Manager eoatly struggle against Commu- There is a little house at 32 Shirley St^L . nist aggression In South Vietnam r fhomas J. My WuHam F. Stadtord and Arthur Z. Kamla Frank W. Harbour to verging on a new tad potential- Mass. It isn't much of a place, no better, no Worse ttian ' axKotl» Editor AMOtllti Ballon HUduuws.KuMtt Kir. ly far-reaching phase. other houses in the neighborhood. Behind-the front Member of the Associated Press President Kennedy is deliber door, to the left, is a living room. It ru tuotutii Pmi i> utuiu «IOM1T«IJ to tl» m tor r.poeucitioo « ui tai Ueu wm watt \M Oil atlng a series of proposals thi , unpip
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J. CHICKEN EMPEROR GRAPES SWEET RED CLUSTERS ib ] Oc OPEN SUN.9a. to 6P« PASCAL CELERY FRESH CRISP stolk Pleas* Cut Ad Coupons Apart For Sptedhr Handling/ Net earnings for [962 were 8-Wednod«r, Jin. 30, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER 7:20 a.m. li M express. The re- Carpenter uti ud termites kznerican Cut Go. sr tbvtt of turn trip, bum will le»v* the auy «1M tppetr around your, acome, Volume Up Strathmore Insects Enter, firewood. Termite* aiwt main- - common Hack, compel *> turn- Fort of Authority $.19 p.m., 8:30 NEW YORK - Net income p.m. (an express) and 3:50 p.m. tain a contact with the ground "togiTof W.JB.«» ot taxi per to obtain moisture. le American Can Company in Bus Route As more residents move into In Fire Wood share In 1961, Unless the wood is stored on 962 increased 5.1 per cent over Strathmore, bus schedule will FREEHOLD-Severa! different The 'Glass Division of Ameri- change to accommodate as many a dirt floor in a.basement the m as sales volume rose to a Established types of insects may enter your scord high In the company's 62- can Can Co. plans to build a man- commuters as possible, home in fireplace wood through- termites will soon die, is Vas- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — An car history, It was announced out the winter season, says Coun- vary's reassuring word. ufacturing plant in Matawan announcement has been made by ty Agent M. A. Clark. To prevent the appearance' of xHay on the basis of preliminary Township, N. J., with construc- Rollo Transit Corp., 275 Broad- PTA Units To Hear gures by William C. Stolk, chair, these uninvited guests in your tion due to start sometime next way, Keyport, that, starting Mon- Board Candidates These insects can be a nuisance home it is best not to bring the tan, and Roy J. Sund, presi- day, a new bus line will be es- but they are not likely to become month. MARLBORO — The Marlboro firewood'Into the heated room ent. tablished in the Strathmore De- established as damaging pests and Central School Parent-Teach- more than a few days before It velopment. in your home, as a result of er Assxiations will sponsor a is to be used. bringing in fireplace wood, ac- The bus, starting at Line Rd., candidates session tonight at 8 cording to Louis M. Vasvary, ex- Who Said You're corner of Bethany Rd. and o'clock in the Marlboro Fire tension .entomologist at Rutgers Taxpayers Set School Church St., will run directly to House. the New York Port of Authority University. Taxes Discussion Harard ttoo Fir?.^ Candidates for the local and BI6 MEN UAESON OF ROCHESTER Bus Terminal. Bark beetles may emerge from OCEANPORT - The Oceanport Sll rti Freehold Regional Boards ol Ed- • 8p.rlCo.ti ••»«» Slacks " It will contywe down Line Rd., smaller pieces of logs. If infested Taxpayers' Association will meet Sises 44 I.:* 46 • Robes • BlJacketk ! turning right on Lloyd Rd. until ucation will be speakers. wood has been in the room foforr tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the Portau- • NwMters • rajun» • Coats • lodentew it reaches Rollo's where it will Mrs. Alfrieda' Loichle, Free- several weeks beetles may ap- peck Community Center. The" • Sport Shirts • Klnl-Blie Shoei continue its usual route to New hold, will be moderator for thepear in rather large numbers subject of the meeting will be • BullBaiBcott. s * Work Clothes York. Passengers will be picked discussion. and fly about the home. school taxes. WB11AVueost™ THi E SIZE TO FIT XOV O'OONNELL HONORED — Terence H. O'Donnell, ex- up anywhere along this route. Various long-homed/ beetles The session is a postponement FRANK'S BIG & TALL There is no designated bus stops. The International and Canada might appear jn the home and of the regularly scheduled meet- MEN'S SHOP. treme right, proprietor of the O'Donnell Travel Agency The bus schedule is as follows: ing, of last Thursday which was ; H1J Hwr. 39 Cup golf matches in 1963 will be will probably be noticed around 6T ie d'11' .No. o! on Broad St., accepts plaque from George P. Brander, commencing at Line and Bethany held at Saint-Nom-La-Breleche windows, to which they are at'canceled because of. cold weath- New Jersey district sales manager of Northwest Orient Rds. at 6:10 a.m., 6: SO a.m. and near Paris, France Oct. 24-27. tracted. Airlines, citing the agency for "oltstanding sales per- formance and contribution to the development of U. S. civil aviation." Looking on is Frederick E. Schlosser, manager Steinbach's Department store and president of the Red Bank Community Chamber of Commerce. Elephant Hunters Need Desire, $63, Skill and Effort By RICHARD F. LONG lions roam the great plains. T< FORT PORTAL, Uganda (AP) the west, across the snow-cappec —Take out a $63 license, add aRuwenzori Mountains, are th< measure of effort and skill, and Congo forests, teeming with bi| you too can be an elephant hunt- game of all sorts. Also nearby er—if you come to the middle Park Albert, the major wild li of Africa. preserve of the Congo. Watch for this striking new This is the starting point for The animals are protected i FINAST (First NAtional STores) many hunters seeking some of thethe parks, but much of the fore world's biggest elephants. A fa-and bush country outside of th sign... smart as the stores it miliar sight in the streets of Fort parks is set aside as game pre Portal is a Jeep-like Land Rover serves and controlled huntin identifies and soon to be back from the hunt and carrying areas that give the hunter a wid First huge ivory tusks as trophies. „,, choice of game. seen throughout the area. To the north is Murchison Falls Bill Young of Chicago, an ei Park where elephants, hippos and gineer who helps build school National giraffes are seen. To the south and churches for Africans at Un is Queen Elizabeth Park where Holy Cross Fathers Mission Stores more herds of elephants, leopards Fort Portal, also is an avid nun and the fearsome tree-climbing er. He has shot water buck: Uganda kob and topi on variou safaris. Recently he spent part vacation on his first attempt elephants. ' Young took along, a friend whi is an experienced hunter, pli NOW-IT'S WELCOME WINTER DOLUR DAYS FOR YOU AND YOUR three Africans used as tracker: In a hunting area to the south BUDGET. JUST SEE HOW MUCH MORI YOUR FOOD BUDGET WILL the Kazinga Channel and in th general area of Lakes Edward BUYI EXCITING BARGARINS ON EVERYDAY ITEMS IN EVERY DE- and George, they went into a sec tion that has shoulder high brus PARTMENT . . . VALUABLE frM. GREEN STAMPS, TOO! a typical feeding ground for el phants. The hunters had .375 Magmii IMPORTED PEELED rifles, the smallest big garni POPE, PROBRESSO weapon that can be used in el phant hunting. sr IUITONI They spatted more than 50 el phants and several hippos by ITALIAN TOMATOES pond. • "But what we didn't know was that there was an elephant thai QUAKER STATE 4oz. was isolated from the herd, an $ near us, who apparently pickei PIECES ft STEMS cans ENDS TRAINING — Marine up our scent. He started runnin Pvt. John B. Gallagher, son which warned the herd and the; stampeded away from us," Youni MUSHROOMS of Mrs. A. J. Gallagher of said. • Sycamore La., Rumson, N. J., Later Young and his frienc ORANGE-APRICOT NECTAR. completed recruit training came to a clearing and spottet APPLE-PRUNE JUICE or . q Jan. 10 at the Marine Corps their prize—a big bull elepha APPLE-GRAPE JUICE hots. i with big tusks at the other edgi Recruit Depot, Parris Island, of the clearing. WINTER HILL S. C. The indoctrination to When Young got the elephar APRICOT NECTAR Marine Corps life includes broadside to him, he fired hi first shot, hitting the beast instruction in basic military above a leg, near the heart. law, discipline, physical con FINAST 1 qt. The elephant ran off, snorting $ ditioning and other military Tlie hunters and trackers chasec FULL RICH FLAVOR bets. subjects. it about three-quarters of a mi before it collapsed. During thi time Young fired another sho TOMATO JUICE into the heart and one into thi brain. One tusk weighed 44 pounds, (hi STRAWBERRY other 42.,This is average in Ea Africa. Some tusks go to 100 or RASPBERRY pounds each, but these elephan are now rare. Young took the tusks to a di FINAST PRESERVES trict commissioner's office when they were registered and stampet with his license number. OATMEAL, SUCAR, ICED SPICE, Mb. The ordinary hunting licens $ costs $21. For elephant you need ASSORTED or MACAROON No. 3 21 another costing $42. Only ma elephants may be shot. MOM'S COOKIES 12 tube* %" x 4" »iie, larHtlt1 brushes, bottle* of Miss Scherer turpentine and linseed oil, •15% oz.i palett*, intfraction booklet, Student Teaching in a colorful cardboard box. cans ' HUNTINGDON, Pa. — Karen Suitable for students or at J. Scherer, 21 Sickles,PI., Shrews- BlfL bury, N. J. is one of 24 element SNAPPY DOG FOOD • $4.95 tary education seniors af Juni ata College who have been as Charge Accounts Available signed to "student teaching" or PEAS, CARROTS, 8oz. FREE DELIVERY area grade schools this term. Miss Scherer, daughter of Mi SLICED BEETS cans PHONE SH 7-0001 and Mrs. William Scherer, is a: signed to the Smithfield schoo LIBBY CREAM CORN near Huntingdon. . Students have been assigned tc grade schools in Huntingdon, Smithfield Township, Mount Ui Bathroom Tissue ion and Tyrone. WALDORF reg. 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He'd, have prob- Inspectors Inside Russia to do Khrushchev had art approved be- RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Itn. 30,1963-9 given is n« concession but fan- ably done the opposite If h* felt Uaia Upside Down Monthproyemeat; that the fc&*<4 'mis- danger from communist* He ha* .ti.tf to tootbt H« suytd my «bO> it wu siles are obsolete and American shut Britain out of the Common on. Polsris missile submarines do Market tai rejected Kennedy's ly «MMJJ>d« this Cowntrys utfer- There U* reports that the National, World Issues in Turmoil better. idea of a NATO nuclear force, (pouwX i W#*\JBot »ny IUI* agree- Russians, having yanked their States He apparently envisions a Europe meat' By JAMES MARLOW American air cover had been Since the war the United eoujdooly make Red China missiles out of Cuba, an now i in in which France alone has mi. even AiHcUltd Press News Analyst plannepanedd or promisepro d for the has spent close to $100 billion in ; mWder it Russia. The Chi-breaking their aeckf building up foreign aid, in one form or an- clear weapons and dominates Its are trying to build their ,mn Cuba as a military base second WASHINGTON (AP), - Things American-backed Some neighbors. nuclear force and want to test. got twisted in tills .first month of <* the rebel leaders have dis- other, to help other countries im- in this hemisphere only to the 1963. What looked dead got res: agreed on whether U.S. air cover prove economically, which means Biggest twist of all was seeing An . American-Russian agree- United States. Kennedy minimises less unemployment for them. But urrected, what teemed safe be- was promised. Republicans de- photographs of those ancient ene- ment can't bind the Chinese. Andthiiis. But Congress li Investigat- this country still has high unem- If the Chinese—and the French- dangerous, and what could manM1 d an investigation. Now," at mies, France and West Germany, ing. vtMigc*uua, turn wnttl cumu * **«* •*" uivwugpuww ployment, 5.5 per cent of the don't agree, the American Con- st embracing in the persons of De It's been an upside down month been a concession became ^ » ^ere *W be one. labor force. . gress can hardly accept a simple a polic1 y JLdecisionl . *&t Adlai Stevenson took part in Gaulle and West German Chan- agreement with Russia. That' whole-unpleasant epfsode President -Kennedy's Security To reduce that and boost the cellor Adenauer. This won't last 'POOR DAD' ON ROAD —the disastrous invasion o{ Cuba Council session on how to get economy Kennedy,now And Khrushchev did tome very proposes Iong, NEW YORK (AP) - Jo Van by' rebels in 1961—was swept Russian ^missiles out of Cuba. A 8lvl"8 peopl~ e and business more unpleasant twisting within the money to spend by cutting taxes Adenauer might be willing to world of communism. Fleet 1* heading the road com- under Hie rug' when President subsequent Saturday Evening play second fiddle to France. The Kennedy took full blame. It faded Post article, quoted an unnamed at a time when ,ae says the cut The Chinese had been on his pany o* "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, will put the country deeper In theother Europeans are not. And it's wen more when he forced the official ,as calling • Stevenson a unimaginable that the other West back for years. At a giant Com' Mamma's Hung You In the Clos- red. • • ..'.,. Russians to pull their missiles out Mimicher for suggesting a swap: Germans around Adenauer will munist meeting in East Berlin he et and I'm Feelin' So Sad." Her -j /*•>!»«. l_ in An Lt^^t. iL! _ —.^ .j ._ __'.___ *_ _.L_ of (Cuba in 1962, that this country agree to r«nove ,„For. years the Western worlds be content to let France be king. seemed to be saying: let's settle replacement in the.New York rlow. in what looks (ike a politi- its missile bases from Turkey'and while building its own unity and The United States and Russia this In a nice way. troupe Is Hennione Gingold. cal boner, Atty, Gen. Robert F. Italy; if Russia; removed its mis- alliances—hope-'"-- d for a split in the are still in their slow waltz on But when the. Chinese represen- The long-run success o( Arthur Kennedy has: brought to life what siles from Cuba; Communist world. Now, just as efforts to reach an agreement to tative got up to talk, the other Kopit's comedy has made It nec- might have stayed dead for years. Russia took its: missiles home the split begins, the Western alli- end nuclear tests. Russia, says delegates drowned him .in a hu- essary to rent a second play- In two interviews he volun- Now, •; three months later, this ance begins to split. it's willing—It said the same be- mlliatlng flood of boos. house so that several other plays teeVed: the; Information that no country pulls its bases out i>f This is French President de fore but backed off—to let foreign It could not have happened If can be staged this season. Watch for this striking new FINAST (First NAtional STores) sign... smart as the stores it identifies and soon to be first seen throughout the area. MEMORIAL GIFT to the Home for the Chronic Sick, National Long Branch, it received by Dr. Joseph Fox, administra- Stores tor. The wheelchair, gift of the Jacob Abraham Link of the Order of the Golden Chain, waj presented Sunday by Mr*. Moe Robert Bail of Red Bank in memory of her husband, who served as worthy patron of the link from May, 1962, until his death in September, 1962. Mrs. Bail continues to serve as worthy matron.
TODAY THRU SAT., KB. 2nd prlcn •ffetlvt «t oil N«w J.nty, r«orl th*r( Very Best Value* in Vkry 00tt MlddUMwn and Haw City itorw. W« mm At right t» llmll till Seeks Funds Non« lold for malt. . Approve For Austin SIMPLY DELICIOUS...USDA CHOICE BEEF THIS COUPON GOOD FOR Tumulty 50 S&H Green Stamps l= with purehast of »ix 1 pin) 12 fluid oz. botlUi ForPost Finast Soda TRENTON (AP) - City Clerk UMIT 1 COUPON PIR CUSTOMER James A. Tumulty Jr. of Jersey City was confirmed as Hudson STEAKS = 111111111 GOOD THRU SATURDAY, FEI. 2l«l||||||||||E County prosecutor by (he New, Jersey Senate Monday. THIS COUPOH SOOD FOR Tumulty succeeds Lawrence A. Sirloin Porterhouse Whlpple, who became a Superi- or Court.judge Jan. 2. Both Tu- USDA ,„. C USDA ,b. 50 S&H Green Stamps multy and Whipple ere Demo- with purcUia of lib. COFFEE crats. Tumulty's, new post carries Choice Beef Choice Beef a $17,000-a-year salary. Kybo, Richmond or Copley Senate confirmation, of other . LIMIT 1 COUPON PER CUSTOMER nominations sent In previously in- cluded: LOOK AT THESE DOLLAR BUYS iSOODTBRU SATURDAY, FEI. 2BI Former assemblyman Thomas C. Swick of Fhillipsburg to a new HHEFQR THIS COUPON BOOB FOR term on the state Parole Board. HAMBURGER Ibs.f Rupert B. Low* Joel R. Jacobson, executive vice president of the.state AFL- 50 S&H Green Stamps SHERMAN, Tex. - Rupert B. CIO, to a hew term on the Rut- THICK SLICED When you buy a steak, wllh purctiai* of • 6 or. tul}» Lowe of Locust, N. J., former gers University: board of govern* ors. ,' . . ..-•„•;: •„••••. •\f.; it's to enjoy. Sizzling, vice president ot Union Carbide : RANCH BACON Colgate Dental Cream Corp., has been appointed one of New nominations to the Senate fragrant, promising .IUAIT 1 (XH 29< the needs of the college through George B. Bruni of Ventno'r to FINAST BANANA BAR CAKE 1970 including a $7.5 million succeed Max Malamut of Atlantic building and academic program City on the Mosquito Control Com- FANCY COD FILLETS »'".o" * 35c EXTRA <£*/: GREEN STAMPS scheduled for completion by MM. mission. wllhpurdKiit»<1 lb.ltof FINAST MULTIORAIN BREAD rr re J TfOSSH TOOCt 10 oz -1 THE JOCUND CIRCLE AT THE lima Beans 5 4 Pkgs. I Fresh Carrots BIRDS EYE—F0RDH00K Horn& Cut Corn 10 oz BIRDS EYE 6 cello Musket Tavern Meat Pies Finast BEEF, CHICKEN er TURKEY
For convivial Quaffery as well as epi- Apple Pie PASCAL CELERY enrean Cookery, Gentlemen and Gentlewomen are frequenting the new HORN AND MUSKET TAVERN FINAST ROMAINE LETTUCE s at the Molly Pitcher Inn. Here Victuals 11b. 4 oz. size are preparM to empassion even the 39c most, jaded Palate. And for ye who wish your Portions as Potions, choice c OlATE JUICY ANJOU PEARS 2 FINAST SUGAR DONUTS »<* "t 35 •Wines, Brews, Liquors and Concoc- tions are plentifully and pridefully ITALIAN BREAD >m«-«m 2&49c FRESH GREEN PEPPERS 25 poured from 10 A.M. 'till 2 A.M. We are open to serve you food FLEISCHMANN'SIAARGARINE Tb.pta.i5 from 7 A.M."'till 1 A.M. DY EAT 12 SHNE let vi Welcome YOU to our jocund Cir- SWIFT'S PRIM »" ° y» 49<= CHOCOLATE NUGGETS'™ '«• ••««• ^49c LITTLE FRISKIES FOR CATS "M« 27C cle of Friends and Pttroni. BURRY'S C&V CREMES n,, tf CH c M METRECAI LIQUID ***.«**«*'VZIM e LIGHT CHUNK TUNA : e ,r «».M35e I U'/i ei. DOLE SLICED PINEAPPLE 47e LUSTRE CREME SPRAY SET •--'" 1.09 SOLID WHITE TUNA aSSS»0' '—39« SWAN LIQUID 12oz.fluid Q]C 1 Ib., 8 o*. pkg. 3 Ibi., 1 oz. plcg. te OFF UIEl i CONDENSED STYLE MEXICORN cam GREEN GIANT ALCOA WRAP 25 foot roll GREEN GIANT PEAS UUMIMJM WHAP FlUWY STYll DETERGENT SILVERDUST1lb 'p£35c2lb ^ ASPARAGUS SPEARS >1NA8T PHY "El CANNON DISH TOWIt OR ClOTH IN EACH PACKAGE OREEN OIANT 10-mdnesaay, Jan, 30,1963 BED BANK HEGISTEB
4*uWpl« sclerosis victim-who one between 20 and 30 «nd onelin a irteeJ chair **«**<&* Everything in Doubles Uv« servicei. I't been out of the bouse in •«4ttr--«.'V: •.-.•. '•••'• ' Ugn ••--Working• , together, the four-month report. "One nun "It JERSE5T CITY (AP)-Wien receptionist at Colgate-Palm- Ijnoafh* is piannlng to attend On The Road actually suffered from having an refer patient* when Hie dablUty does four equal eight? When olive Co. "getting everyone to , dance. "Many ot the patients have is Brstdtagnosed, that referrals 1 1 oveMOllcltDui wife, who watted It involve* two brides and two decide what to wear and in woman who was bedridden Ptyoic* capabilities of which from hospitals can be m»d» be- they are not aware," Mtti.Wln-loonn him hanhnd.id ..annd foot after .he grooms who will double at for fittings was quite a prob- |br yean' after a stroke now | fore the patient is dbefaarged onaE. DaiwIS,- ewcutiw direc"^ha"d a-•*-*-••— ttroke. A few•'—" simple• «—-: maids of honor and best men. lem." milks, out on the porchanc tor
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MORGANVnlE PTA ' MORGANVILLE-The Parent- , Te&rh^r r, Association will meet '• Monday, at 8 p.m, In the Morgan-. .CHANDLER'SJ viile '^Jiooi; Rt.; 79. Candidates for the Mtrlhoco Township Board 'of Education have been Invited SuxellU MONM0UTH CENTER, EATONTOWN, N. J. to participate in a .pane) discus- h Iw mm* Or te On nut sion. Lawrence Youngman will J. Kridel stays home but sportswear from the Garden State Plata ft Bergen Mall, Paramut, N. J. • 496 Fifth Ave., Manhattan be moderator. Founders' Day will Corner files happily south. WHITI ST. SH 74M» RID IANK be observe^,' , •-„ . ..' ; l&—Wectaes&jr, Jan. SO, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER hiring of « caretaker of the fir« to give aid in neighboring mu-< Suit Over Injury the settlement which was V/arrea Wltatz, Perth Afflbey, To Emploj alum system here tt in uinuaj Mtitt, and answered one approved by County Juige .Ed- HQA Wtlss was represented by J. fct, of «M. '(jfium taring the year, he Settled for $8,000 ward J- Ascher. Victor Carton, Asbury Park, eva HAHWTO YOU? The mtsMtre m adopted m stid. FREEHOLD —A Howell Town- Cistro received multiple inju- Fire M^in the recommendation of Council- ship nuta received an $8,000 set- ries Dec. 27, 1960, whe he wts Actually, aa embroidery, «r.d CLEANINS man Jesse J, Mdlray, who li to The U.S. Internal Revenue tlement here Monday for injur- struck by a c*r -driven by .Emil not a lapwtry, tie famous Bayeux Tapestry oocUmeoti the -ANP WHOSE RET JUST review applicants for the job. Service, which received 100 mil-ies wffered when he was struck Weiss, of Lakewood Castro had Caretaker Mr. Mcllray reported that In lion returns In 1962,anticipates by (t car near Ms home in I960. been standing by the side of Rt. story of the Norman Conquest FAIR HAVEN-Borough Coun- 9 when the accident occurred, of England, and is believed to W6MT OOWM THE PBWM? 1962 tliere were 22 fires here. The113 million returns by 197— 0 an"d Sajvatore A. Castro, Rt. « and date from the Uth Century. cil. Monday night approved the department was called' out twice MS million, by, 19*0. Taylor's Mill Rd.r was swarded Castro was represented by
Allen-Scott Rev. Cram Beech-Nut (Continued) Baby Foods "SUPER-RIGHT" NATURALLY AGED KEF! ment in Laos, plus the fact thai Has Meeting Strtlntd ' Chopped Here's your opportunity to save more money on beef—"Super-Right" Quality grain-fed steer the overland routei to South Vie beef that's famed for flavor and tenderness! Come in and select your favorite.cute—and save! nam via Laos are now for a With Parish practical purposes firmly i BONELESS CHUCK Pathet-Lao, North Vietnamesi KEANSBURG - Rev. Johi control, have made it possible foi Cram, rector of St. Mark's Epis Swiff $ Meats the Communists to again concen copal Church, opened the annual trate on South Vietnam. parish meeting last week with e for Babies NO FAT AUDIO "Also the Viet Cong have re- prayer. The Laymen's Litanj POT ROAST stored their strength (11,000 to read by Charles Hiclcman, fol 22,000 during 1962) to a level to lowed. TOPSIRLOIMor 100 Extra Plaid Stamp* permit increased operations; and The rector's report was givei WITH THE PURCHASE OF a final factor, the recent military and the church treasurer, James reorganization of Viet Cong C. Gardiner, Sr., read the budg- Heinz Soups $7.50 or MORE et for 1963. Mr. Gardiner spoke forces to include North Vietnam' Mlilhreom, Clim Chowdtr, RUMP ROAST on the state of the diocesar ese forces, i.e., anti-aircrail Chicbn Noodla EXPIRES TUES., K«.4th, 1963 units, has given these forces ad stewardship education program, Freih Limlr on* par Adulr Ci^tpmtr didonal fire power. and distributed copies of the re- Cuh ports of each parochial organ Tobacco Product!. Fluid Milk tnd Alcoholic "The Communist bloc may be Bontleit Bevtragts axmwt from Plaid Stamp ofli zation. BRISKET BEEF emboldened by their success in Laos, to- engage in a gradual The nanual nominations an build-up of their covert support election of wardens was held to the Viet Cong insurgents. This William Saggau and Mr. Hick- Crisco is Indicated.by the Infiltration of man were nominated for the two- Fur* vtgaftbla ikorUning ROAST fits* Fruits and Vegetables.' heavy weapons and armed North year t^rm, and John Cram, Vietnamese detachments via Frederick Best and. Mr. Hick- Boniliss IORIIHI Irltktt Fmt Oih Laos.1 •'•"' ''."'•;'"'. man were nominated for the one- year term. Mr. Saggau was elect- Bananas ^2*29' Ariny Gives S Reasons Top Round Roost 95' n Corned Beef In conclusion, it is felt that ed to serve the two:year term and the Viet Cong will make every Mr. Best was elected to the one- Bon* In B C Anjou Pears "ST 2' effort to increase their effective year term. Colgate's Fab Chuck Roast 55 Cross Rib Roast 99 Vestrymen nominated were Jo- ness: in insurgent operations with For laundry anddiihn . (Chucl) continued and possibly open Viet- seph Yankowski, George Mac BeefFlanken 751 Oranges u.di.u-ur,.^ 7 namese assistance.". . Kenzie, Robert Weston, William With4c llb.4n.4Be Chuck Fillet -75: C Another Army report cites five Peterson, Jr., and Mr. Hickman, offlabal pig. *•'' Specially S.l.cfid Shwtc Golden Corn 3 29 reasons for the'urgent need to for a two-year term, and Mr. Beef liver 43: Weston, Mr. MacKemie, Mr. Rib Steaks * 79* c give V'. S, officers direct com- Crt mand' over South Vietnamese Cramer and Mr. Yankowski fo: Washed Spinach .r.,29 a one-year term. Mr. Hickman Ground Beef 49! fighting unite, as follows: Chuck Steaks ™ 55* and Mr. Peterson, Jr., were Blue Cheer /fnA ttek "One — South' Vietnamese of- h l e elected to the two-year term and Forth* family wuh ; Cucumbers 10V ficers will issue an order but Mr. MacKenzie and Mr. Yankow- Soup Beef ^ 65! Stewing Beef - * " don't supervise Its being carried ski to the one-year term. in>..%««0 3 ik 51/, 770 out; two — Intelligence and re- •LBIJ.** OI.pl,. " Fresh lemons ^6*39° connaissance are very weak, par- Elected to serve as deputies to Plate Beef t Meat Loaf C ticularly at combat unit levels; the diocesan convention were Mr. three — planning is inadequate; MacKenzie, Mr. Best and Mr. Fresh Carrots 2 »«t 25 four — the Vietnamese are de- Hickman. Alternates elected wer Dash Detergent Supftr-Rlghf-U.S, Gov't. Insptcttd—Grade "A" Oet «• firtri risle- ttnis wit* pinlm if fensive-minded. The French for Daniel B. Ustynik, Mr. Cramer over SO years rammed into these and Joseph Calclena. For automatic waihan ., Mr. and Mrs. Saggau, Mr. and 18lif people defensive concepts, and Jib. V/t 01.778 . •Bd«r 24 lbs. U.S. military advisers have had Urs. Hickman and Mr. and Mrs 39 ii. great difficulty in changing this MacKenzie were elected deputies deeply-ingrained attitude; five — } the Monmouth Convocation. the Vietnamese sometimes take Appointments announced by advice and sometimes they don't. father Crum were Mrs. Louis U. S. officers must command 'icciano, school superintendent; A&P's THRIFTY GROCm SELECTION to attain three key objectives, im- dr. Saggau, sexton; Mrs. Sidney Prtmium Pad proving die motivation of South i Herzog, Sr., organist; Mrs. Vietnamese soldiers, training and Jrum choir directress, and Mrs. Ilk. 7 I7o leadership." istynik, altar guild directress. LIBBY SWEET PEAS 2 139 South Vietnam military forces Mrs. Norman Dailey, Mrs. total around 285,000 of which larry Albert, Jr., and Mrs. m NBOU fuue aum mm wl twaum w 170,000 are regular troops (16,000 Ubert, 3d all members of the Salvo JMKfMm juild, served refreshments, fol- CUT GREEN BEANS 2 25 army, 5,000 air force); 68,000 in r Low Sudt DaNrgant Tablab the Civil Guard; 48,000 in the owing the business session. Self Defense Corps. With 13c Pl»«ffiflC Blueberry Pie 69« The strife-torn country is di- offlabal Mtiblah"** A^P SAUERKRAUT 5 49 vided into three military areas; 2lbt.Moi.pkg. Other Jane Parker Va/ueif 1 Corps covers the north; II Porter fill at Exln t\t\i Si»M *HI piMiiN of Corps the central section; III (Continued) c C Corps the south. Although small GOLDEN CORN redits, tax cuts and liberalized Spic&Span 2 23' Crumb Square ;;;v 39 in size. South Vietnam has long lepreciation rules. They'll also and exposed borders— more than boost this spending .if consumer For cleaning palntad surf acai' RED a BACE E 1,000 miles along the sea, and Cold Square Cake *£ 49< spending rises, and so, as the Re- llb.qne llb.6oi.BQe 850 miles adjoining Cambodia and GREENWOOD i ? 2 39 serve Bank of Philadelphia points Laos. out, "Actions taken to increase MUTT MOORE I ' . HORMEL IRAND Twin Rolls 2 consumer demand may indirectly Old Village Volunteers increase business investment and Frozen Food Vafues/ longrun growth as well." Beef Stew '::: 49 Slate Annual Dinner Trend AM Irani)—Sllotd * A farmer by himself cannot C i pi. in. 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Then they put the whole Film Debut Handllrig which will be given by larity of bouffant hairdos and irl on screen, and she's been a the Coast Guard Auxiliary. fancy wigs among fashionable Fancy Grade A She makes her acting debut in successful pitch lady ever since. Classes will be held each ladies is causing trouble In "Come Blow Your Horn" a Rrank Now, on "Leave it to the Girls," Thursday night at 8 p.m. In tfie Broadway theaters. Sinatra film which Paramount is he face, figure and 172 IQ are Holmdel Elementary School. House managers, the trade 5-6 Ib. releasing later in the year. The mleashed at unsuspecting males magazine Variety reports, are, picture .has already teen pre-who think tiiey know everything. The first class Is scheduled for Feb. 7. getting more and more com- Fricassee plaints from people whose seats FOWL Defective equipment Is a major are In back of elaborate coif- The Best Formulas accident cause on highways. fures. T-BONE There were 75 vehicles on the "In the old days you could Porterhoute STEAKS 89k I ^ CHOPPED 79t N»w Jersey Turnpike in 19S2 with ask the ladies to remove their defective tires. 28 with defective hats," said one puzzled man- For Movie Success brakes, and 32 vehicles had other ager, "but what can you do CHOICE SEASONED ALL CUTS ONE PRICE •• JkV By JAMES BACON MGM admits that it is disappoint- mechanical defects. about trick hair styles?" AP Movle-Televlslon Writer ing at the boxoffice. C HOLLYWOOD (AP)-A1I chem In her next picture, "The Thrill Istry doesn't happen in laborato- of It AnV'Doris. the virtuous, will MOVIE TIMETABLE Ib ries. There's an important intan- be chased -by another attractive RED BANK TODAY'S gible in the movies which the wolf-James (Maverick) Garner. CARLTON- trade calls boxoffice chemistry. Boxoffice chemistry is a formu- Blttbbu 1:00, 7:0O. J:30. LONG BRANCH SPECIAL SIRLOIN STEAKS79 la that has to be mixed Just right For instance: The boxoffice hit BARONET— LEAN Urn of the year is the teaming of twoelse the public won't buy the Ojrpijr J:W, 1:30; Wu Hunt 1:30, Freth product. T;10, 11:00. STEWING LAMB CHOP BEEF 3 oldtimers—Bette Davis and Joan ASBURYPARK 19" PORTABLE | Crawford in "Whatever Happened Marilyn Monroe was a sexpot with a natural boxoffice flair for MAYFAIR- D. Hlnes JONES to Baby Jane?" I Yellow, White Comedy. /untbo 1;i\ 1:\t. »:<«. LITTLE Fans came out in droves to see ST. JAMES- Devil Food Cake Mix 3 ""1 SAUSAGES 89 these famed scene steaiers claw She hated those roles although no' one could do them better. In Tht Lonseit Eir !:30: S:SO each other. NEPTUNE CITV Upton's Old Dutch There's another form of boxof- "The Misfits." the plaved an NEPTUNE CITY--, All Grinds overly dramatic loser. The pic- Ho Thru COFFEE 59* fice chemistry — the successM Sodom «nd amnorrth 7:00; >:tt Tea BAGS Z 99* formula that always works—John ture flopped. Wayne on a horse or Cary Gran1 Few stars nowadays can carry North of R«d Bank In a Rolls-Royce. a movie alone. Those who do ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS FRESH SEMINOLE WESTERN SEMINOLE FIRM-RIPE Once a successful formula is know what they do best and con-ATLANTIC- found, it doesn't pay to change it. sistently do it. Oypiy 7:0Oi «|3O Doris Day was recently named Among the few: HAZLET NEW GRAPEFRUIT CARROTS ORANGES T0I Jerry Lewis, always the nut LOEWS DRIVE-IN- GREEN BEANS the screen's top boxoffice draw. Culoon 7:00; Jumbo 7:01; 10:M; No one can quite play the ail' who louses up everything, espe- Itvaf* Ouni 1:JO American maiden as well as Miss dally dignity. Wayne and Greg MAJESTIC-PERT' H AMBOY SCIALFA TV FOR DO2. Day. And no wolves are more at- Peck, the taciturn commanders Sodom and Oorr.orrth 2:00; 1:40; >:U; Th. Bll.nt Oil 4:15; «:20 2 tractive than Rock Hudson who who get the job done no matter & Appliance Co. 5 chased her in "Lover Come Back" what the odds or foe. EDISON MENLO PARK CINEMA- 707 BROADWAY and Cary Grant in "That Touch Betty Grable, long a boxoffice Sodom and Oomorrlh 1:30; 4:15; Df Mink." queen, knew what she did best. T:OB; »:W WEST LONG BRANCH Then Doris changed the format She once, floored Darryl F. Zan- MONTCLAIR 10' Md leading man In "Jumbo." It's udc by turning down a dramatic CLAIRIDGE- CA 9-0200 DAG Wonderful WorM o' the - Bnthera delightful picture but even role In a big budget movie. Qrlmm 2:m: R:no Sailor Hurt Want Pay Hikes For RED BANK REGISTER Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1963—15 Jury Commusioners TRENTON (AP) — Jury com- In Collision missioners in Monmouth and Ocean Counties would be given HOWEU TOWNSHIP - One Frederick'* a pay raise under a bill passed -••.', !*>;• mm was critically injured and by the Assembly Monday. live others required hospital The measure, sponsored by Al- dOSWG FOR WINTER treatment Monday after a two-bert N. Beadleston,, Clifton T. car, head-on collision on Rt. 33, Barkalow, and Irving E. Keith Jr., all Monmouth County Re- near Colts Neck Rd., State Troop- publicans, authorizes a pay in- er^ George Wright and William crease from $500 to $750 a year. ToVnsend of Howell Barracks Beadleston said the increase is 3 Day Sale reported. ; . ^ warranted because the commis- sioners are faced with heavier Admitted to Fitkln Hpspital was case loads. The measure cleared one Ot the drivers, Orlando Fal- the Assembly by a 51-0 vote and ance, 28, a sailor assigned to the THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY was sent to the Senate. N.A.D. Earle. He is in critical condition with head injuries. January 31 February, 1 February 2 Treated at-the hospital and re- Bond Issue Would , leased were five passengers °' the cars driven by Mr. Falance Set Record in IS. J. In line with our policy, we are and Allen B. Black, 27, of Grand TRENTON (AP)-The $750 mil- I Ave., Asbury Park. Mr. Black lion bond issue proposed by Gov. closing lor a winter vacation ... was not hurt. The other^ five Richard J. Hughes would be the ; were Bart' Cecero, 2 Polbqx largest ever floated by New Jer- Plcwy., Oakhurst; Michael Tesaii' sey. all our brand new fall and winter • ro,.;26, of Wlckapecko Dr,,-Inter- The largest previous bond issue ; laken; William Hausler, 27, of raised $285 million in 1952 to pay stock must be disposed of . . . . Hawthorne St., Neptune; Evelyn for construction of the Garden CHURCH DEDICATION —The new Evrangel^al Lutheran Church of the Reforma- Mahoney, 25, of 211 Ship Ave., State Parkway. tion, Broadway at Locust Ave., West Long Branch, was dedicated Sunday. The edi- Beachwood, and George Osborne, ' The largest issue evef submitted fice, of contemporary architecture, hat a leafing capacity of 210. It adjoins the •Van Trailer Court, JEatontown. to New Jersey's voters proposed MANY FROM OUR MONTGLAIR SHOP borrowing $430 million for pur- former church building which has been remodeled for use at a Fellowship hall. ; •. George P. Widener, owner ofchase of the New Jersey turnpike, Shown here, left to right, are Rev. Dr. Edwin H. Knudten, president of the N»w Jer- Jaipur and Crewman, had his in order to use the turnpike sur- sey Synod of the Lutheran Church in America, speaker at the dedication service; Coats — Suits — Dn most successful turf year in 19(2. plus for transportation spending, , % His stable earned $973,051, second That proposal was defeated 877,196 Rev. W. Robert Oswald, pastor, and Fred L. Martinson, chairman of the building bestfigure for the year. to 646,664. ' . committee. Sportswear
ing Feb. 8, will not provide tele- Delta Faces vision channels as did Relay and at Liftman's Dl AIH Telstar last year. The Delta ca- LONG AND SHORT FORMALS pability on this difficult launch- Famous Regular r LAI If luggage iff Test ing task restricts weight of the package to 55 pounds, and the Every coat, suit, dress and sportswear in this event is a new satellite will have only a single Next Week twway voice channel. fall and winter fashion. Important fashionable clothes you'll CAPE CANAVERAL, Fia. (AP) The 56-ton Delta is built by be proud to wear, now and through the winter days ahead. —America's most reliable space Douglas Aircraft Co. for NASA's racket, the sleek, three-stage Goddard Space Flight Center. Delta, faces a' challenging as- Sizes to fit all—6 through 18 signment next week when it at- Project officials hopes Syncom tempts to boost the Sjmcom com- takes a place on the list of other Delta success. The honor roll munications satellite into orbit reads like a who's who of space; 22,300 miles above the earth. Each piece of this Atlantic Casual Luggage is from our regular slock Echo, Tiros, Explorer, • orbiting and Is now priced to save you 20%! Success would be No. 15 in a solar observatory, Ariel, Tl * CASH ONLY* row for the trusty booster and and Relay. Hers is your opportunity to start a would give the United States the world's first synchronous satel- The first Delta failed. That was new set or fill in your present one. This lite—one which travels at the nearly three years ago.. Authentic Plaid Luggage with its Black same speed as the earth ro- ALL SALES FINAL English Coach Grain Vachette trim . . . tates on its axis and thus appears to hover motionless in the sky. Scout Communion STORE CLOSES SAT., FEB. 2 has i serviceable interiors and shirred Syncom will not attain a per- Breakfast Feb. 10 roomy pockets for those necessary ac- fect synchronous orbit. This can KEYPORT - Final plans have :essories. be accomplished only by launch- Re-Opens Spring 1963 ing from a spot on the equator been set for the second annual or by dogleggirtg the rocket after Boy Scout Communion breakfast Men'« V»l-a-Pak ..S20.00 to be held here Feb. 10 in Knights Gadles' Val-a-Fak ... 22.00 a Cape Canaveral launching so 16" Hat Box 10.00 that its upper stages fire at a of Columbus Hall following 8 Continental Cosmetic Cue 16.00 1113 Third Avenue IS" Gruihopper 10.00 proper angle over the equator. o'clock Mass, which scouts will 21"l Grasshopper 12.00 attend in their home parishes. SPRING LAKE, N. J. 24" Graohopptr 14.00 Delta does not have the power 26" Gruihopper „ _. 17.00 for the dog-leg maneuver, so Syn- The breakfast is planned for com is scheduled to describe a den mothers, Cubs, Scouts, Ex- "figure 8" pattern as it shifts ploreres, and their fathers of Chin- SPRING LAKE MOT JUST lor 2 back and forth over one point on garora District. The district in- the equator between latitudes 33 cludes Keansburg, Hazlet, Holm- PATTERNS. degrees north and south o( the del, Matawan, Keyport and Cliff- line. wood areas. JUT ALL On this path, Syncom will tell /OUR! scientists whether a synchronous orbit communications satellite is feasible. The National Aeronau- tics and Space Administration is convinced it will work and has started development of a much THE FORD IDEA: build the fun in Nationally bnnai larger advanced Syncom which attractive will be hoisted into a perfect Atlantic 'laid pattens: synchronous orbit by a booster build the worry out! Black Walck more powerful than Delta. Macrftersm MacArtnur Three communications satel- Spend fifteen minutes at your Fiord Dealer's—see how much difference the right idea Start. lites in synchronous orbit at makes! These cars are more lun than ars have ever been before. The Super Torque America* liveliest, evenly spaced points 22,300 miles Ford (foreground) has V-8's up to 405 horsepower, a $10 million ride, rich interiors and most care-tree carsi above the equator would provide luxury features like an optional Swing-Away steering wheel. The sleek new Fairiane All prices .plus complete, continuous worldwide 10% Federal Tax coverage. Lower orbit communl' middleweight (center) is quick, nimble, solid as a bank—and offers America's newest cation satellite systems like V-81 Don't miss Falcon (top)—now with a new dash of fun, Including the first Falcon Telstar and Relay would require convertible. The '63 can from Ford are designed to be less imuble than cars have ever 40 to 50 vehicles for thorough been before. They're tight, quiet, solid as they come—and all* have Ford's Twice-a-Year RED BANK PERTH AMBOY coverage. (or 6,000-mile) Maintenance I 'Emptr-iicon station Buiitdciubwiina 65 BROAD ST. 171 SMITH ST. A major problem the first Syn- OpenFrl. & cam will probe is what happens Open Fri. & when signals are sent out to such Wed. Nights Mon. Nights a great distance and return. The six-tenths of a second required foor the transfer of words might prove inconvenient for telephone] OTHER STORKS! New Bmuwlck. Menln fart. Plalnfleld. Somervlllt, MorrUtown. Dover, Trenton, Levittown, Fa. conversation. Syncom, scheduled for launch- MONMOUTH MEATS 110 MONMOUTH ST. 13 MAIN ST. BRANCH AVENUE RED BANK EATONTOWN LITTLE SILVER SH 1.5292 U 2-0743 741-5350 REPEAT SALE—SWIFT'S PREMIUM—AGED AND SEASONED FULLY TRIMMED CUT TO ORDER C SIRLOIN T-BONE STEAK89 Lean - Rib Side LEAN-TENDER Genuine Choice Lean,Fresh Ground LOIN of CHUCK LOIN LAMB CHUCK PORK ROAST CHOPS CHOP c C C 59Ib 89Ib 69Ib i rresn Kiiiea—i-4 ID. sire—split, quartered or cut up #fc 4fc c ! 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Chop the home of the president, Mrs. trump at his second turn. A play- 15. Square GynVs 2&MMalllc Elbert J. Mason, 27 Mount Ave. er, who has passed originally can- WJHflT «•*«„ . „ columns mother nek 4 19 7 2 \ A I M t 14. Strike hard 6. Kind of 27. To escape Colored slides on "Trees," ob- not have the 18 to 18 points usu- 9AJ10843 VK9S2 lS.Shup thread (2 wds.) tained through fhe Trenton Mu- ally needed for the overall of one 6 72 OK 16. Adjusted 7. Regards M-Thort thunder seum, were shown by Mrs. John notrump. Clearly, North was bid to lino highly stepson 37. Moved, Irwin, club conservation chair- ding, the "unusual notrump." 17. Final entry 8.Chow—— 30. High: nus. ' as man, assisted by Mrs. Stanley Many experts use the unusu- 33.GWS ways prided myself on running a <7§7 6 bo* Chin. to: Journeay. '• ' ' * al notrump to show a two-suiter 0 A J»54 19. Sub; Jap, dinner name: naut.- in diamonds and clubs. A takeout C. Crown The next meeting of the club nor favor. But now a distasteful • 97 6 SL Hawaiian POW. 39. Genus of double shows interest in the mi- 3*. Made of my will be Thursday, Feb. 7, at 1:30 ask faces roe. W«t NMh Eat bird jor suits; the unusual notrump Pus F«u 1 + 82. Rever- 10. Boy's oats 40. Landlord's p.m. at Mrs. Mason's home. Five weeks, ago' my employer J9, 1 HT 2 V berate Christmas 35. State return Members are to bring in Valen- shows interest In the minors. Pus ired his niece as a file clerk. *O. . 49 5 0 Vm SB. Roam gift militia: 42. Japanese tine arrangements which will be Mot only has she disrupted my If a player has already passed, Pus Double AS Pm. about 16. Part •btar. meaaur* judged for point scoring. Mrs. wearing provocatively he may bid die unusual notrump Owning kid — * K 38. Theater 1 Charles Johnson, flower arrange- without making a jump bid. If attendant a i b 7 8 tight clothing and "loud" perfume 29. Hudson Bay ment chairman, will be in charge but she has the annoying habit o{ the player has not yet passed, he Indian II rx ol the meeting. talking baby talk to the men onjumps to two .notrump to show heart. You hold: S-A K 5, H- SO. Man's that he has the two-suiter rath- 1* my staff. She has ignored me None, D-Q 10 8 8 3, 0-J 10 8 5 nickname completely when I attempted to er than the balanced 16-point 2. What do. you bid? • "_, 81. To bo In , DECORATED — Brig. Gen. Walter E. Lorz, deputy com- hand. 19 chide her. • Answer: You might bid 2" NT debt Heads New manding general of the U. S. Army Electronics Command Came as Shock Do you think I am within my if your partner understands the ». Fat for Despite the warning, the Norm candles 17 i» «t Fort Monmouth, recently received the second oak rights to discharge her for this "unusual notramp" overcall. Oth- 86. Secretary % Rehabilitation baby-talk habit which - Miss hand xante as a shock to East 34- %IS leaf cluster to the Legion of Merit from Mrs. Loti while erwise, use the ordinary takeout 1* w 31 11 35 Clearly the defenders were going General Winston, quit reading over my double. oCVN. Maj. Gen. Stuart S. Hoff, commanding general of ECOM, to get no heart tricks; almost It 1? 2» shoulder Miss Winston, quit nib- For SheinwoW's 36
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HIGHLANDS - Mike Lane, 6-2 possibly tying up the encounter. Keyport came roaring out In eight minutes of play with its unior, scored a basket to tie Keyport had one chance at the third quarter and took com- five-point lead. Tom Gevas the game in regulation time and pasting the winning basket in themand early before going on to anbombed hi 10 points to pace Key- then added the winning bucket final 30 seconds of regulation 18-11 bulge to enter the final In an overtime session as Henry port into the lead in the third time. The Raiders, worked the stanza. Hudson Regional took over soli ball down court and BiU Geiger possession of second place in the Lane lopped all scorers in the went up for the shot, but Hud- tilt with 23 points, five coming Shore Conference B Northern Di- son's 6-4 senior standout, Alex ision with a 60-59 verdict In an from the free throw line. Ashuck Athuck, blocked the shot and the added 15, seven on free throws, overtime thriller against Key- buzzer sounded. port here last night. and paced the Hudson rebound- Keyport scored first in the ers with 25. Smith was next for Lane scored on a jump shot overtime session on a bucket by Hudson with 10 and freshman Torn the corner with 32 seconds Dan Hourahan. but Mickey Jack- Charles Canty tallied eight. Lane [eft in regulation time to tie theson came back with a basket on hauled In 23 rebounds for Hud- game at 52-52 and then tallied a drive to tie It up. son. :he winning bucket In the exira Artie Smith, Hudson sopho- Gevas led the Keyport point period with five seconds left as more, gave the Admirals the producers with 19 markers. the Admirals boosted their rec- lead for good in the overtime Hourahaa was next with 15 and rd to 7-4 over-all and 8-3 In period with a bucket at the 1:30 Frase added nine, five in tte :he B Northern Division. The set-mark. Smith added another buck- final quarter. jack was the third straight for et with approximately one min- Keyport won the junior varslly Keyport since it ended Rumson ute left on a steal to give the game, 51-45. John Medolla and 'air Haven's unbeaten streak Admirals one of the biggest leads Bill Bishop paced the winners wo weeks ago. The Red Raiders of the entire game, 58-54. Hour- with 24 and 12 points, respective- re now 7-7 over-all and 4-4 In ahan came back with a pair of ly. Walt Green led me losers he B Northern Division for third foul shots and Brian Jackson add- with 11. dace. ed a third charity toss for the Keyport had two chances to Raiders to make it 58-57 and Keyport tries to get back on ull out last night's tilt after Lane set the stage for Lane's winning the winning trail Friday night scored the important buckets for shot. when it plays at Wai) Township ^h Dick Fosko's Admirals. A last quarter rally by Hudson to a B Division game. Hudson travels to South Amboy to tackle \fter Lane tallied his winning had sent the game Into overtime. NEW SHREWSBURY ROOKIE SIGNS YANKEE CON- bucket with five seconds left in Keyport went Into the final quar- a classy Hoffman High quintet in vertime, Keyport called time ter with a 42-37 advantage before a non-Shore Conference encoun- TRACT—Curt Blefary, son of Mr. and Mrs. V. F. Blefary. ter. ut in an effort for one last shot. the Admirals posted a 15-10 scor- BIG TEN LEADER — Gary Keyporl («•)_ _ Heurr Hudson 180) 25 Clover dale Cir., New Shrewsbury, was one of four IT'S MINE — Bob Girardin, with ball, of Middletown o Die Admirals, ahead by three ing margin. Bradds, the 6'8" junior who rp 0 rp rookies who .signed contracts yesterday with the New a awfawflmitl h 3 4 10 Township High, keeps ball away from Red Bank's Bob xiints, 60-57, stood at half court The first half belonged to Hen- 4 7 15J«ck.on 1 0 2 hile the Raiders' Dennis Frase ry Hudson. The Admirals got offhas replaced Jerry Lucas at 2 3 SLane 0 5J3 York Yankees. - Blefary, a first year man, is a 19-year-old Kocan, second from left, and Russ Munson in lait night's 2 1 6 Ashuck 4 7 IS cored on a layup. The half court to a 15-12 lead in the opening Ohio Stale, is leading {he Praia 3 3 I) Canty 4 0 8 first baseman-catcher, who batted .240 at Greensboro. A Division tilt. Girardin went up to" icore two of his 20 Buma 0 0 0 Byint aition for the Henry Hudson quarter and held on In the sec-Big Ten scoring as the Buck- 3 1 5 10 2 Curt played with the state champions Red Bank Union points that helped Middletown to a 68-65 win. :agers on Frase's shot kept the ond quarter ai Keyport took a Otlgar eyes ones again present an- 17 SB JJ 19 60 Keyport eager from being fouled 12-11 edge to make It 28-24, Hud- Keypott 12 13 18 JO 7—59 House team before leaving for the Yanks' farm club 18—Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER nd getting a free throw and son, at the half. other formidable team. HenrH y HHud ion 19 11 11 1u5 i last summer. OBIclall-Woir, Solftr. Newark college 38-30 in the final RED BANK REGISTER half to clinch the hard-fought tri- Wednesday, Jan. 30, ld(S3—19 Hawks umph. Unemployment - Welfare - Payroll Jerry Blttwbinder was the top scorer for the Hawks, baggtag each tallied 11 points, while Kevin points. Tom Farrell had 14, while Lynchr Middletovm, had 10. Ncwsuk (HI Moumouth
GAILY-COLORED — Hialesh'i popular race track'Is all decked out this season for Itt meat, which it in progress.- Thii icene shows umbrellas over sidewalk sip 'n snack M2L tables catting bright reflection* over Hialeah'i paddock garden lily pond. n*HJ£L IWESAII Hialeah Decked CBA Trackmen .. .EVERY BUDGET! Place In All Recaps-All Out This Season But 1 Event; MIAMI, Ha. — For the first cockatoos, big multi-hued crested JERSEY CITY — The Chris- time, a major race course lias parrots, a rare pheasant, and an tian Brothers Academy track opened the season with all-alumi- imposing snowy peacock, his full- squad placed in all but one of num rails. As handsome Hialeah spread tail a great fan of delicate the four events in the New Jer> GEM TIRES bowed in recently for 40 days of lace. Unique is a group ot tou- sey Catholic Conference relay tha sport of kings, these safer, cans. plus brilliant emerald, championships at the Jersey City **15 MONTH GUARANTEE splinterless metal rails beneath Small green talking parrots, familiar light paint bound the we're told, soon learned to say Armory yesterday. track. "Polly wants a win!" CBA was on its way to score in Thanks to young bachelor-ex- The famous, flamingos favor the final «vent when the Colts' ecutive Gene Mori, Jr., the world their own private pool—some Johnny Hayes fell while leading famous horse racing pageant is drowsing stork-like, with one leg on the third leg of this relay race. enchanced by a variety of addi- hidden; some stalking leisurely Coach Ernie Muir spread ou tional attractions. about, and others drinking with his squad in" a vain effort to There is the piquant terraced heads almost upside down be- catch Essex Catholic, the event- Parisian cafe, entirely of cause of their awkward hooked ual winner with IS points, and Jalousied glass, overlooking the bills. Contrary to popular belief, runner-up Seton Hall. the flamingo is riot a bright coral * traditional walking ring and tote Most of the coaches conceded color, but an indescribably beau board. to the North Jersey powerhouse tiful soft rosy gold, or pink- Inside the cafe, a full-view and concentrated their strength bricked barbecue kitchen dis- shaded apricot. The live birds in one event. CBA had the plays food in various stages of are near the celebrated flamingo strongest representation in the completion. Outside, some 60 in- fountain that bears their repli- distance medley and took fourth timate cafe tables, typically Gal- cas in metal. It is at this fountain place behind Seton Hall, St. Pe- lic, are arranged in a broad that water flows pink on the day rer's of New Brunswick, and Es- "sidewalk" patio, floored in tile of the great Flamingo Race. sex Catholic patterned red brick. Another eye-catcher at Hialeah Sophomore Tim Sheehan turned race course in a graceful lily 7.J0-W A low Mediterranean-style in a good 4:40 anchor mile only 7.4O-W (tone wall blends with the decor pool, each of its serene blossoms to have it surpassed by Seton BLACK of the clubhouse opposite, the a color of one of the racing silks Hall's Vadim Schladenko (4:32) great pillars of which blaze with worn by competing jockeys. Cir- and Essex's Jack O'Leary (4:37). •5-70-15 royal purple bougainvillaea, and cular concrete tables offer an in- Johnny Eager, with an equally massive architecture contrasts vitation to sit and take in the impressive 4:43, anchored the 7.10-15 pleasantly with the cozy little colorful scene. Colts' B team into seventh place TUBBESS #1 AT eating spot. A final—finny—attraction is a by winning the unseeded heat by The cafe—or coffee house—has twinkling aquarium well stocked 100 yards. BUCK $O95 * «Sl3 played a vibrant part'in social with rare, brillantly-liued tropical Art DeFazio's game effort on ••50-13 custom, particularly abroad. The fish. the 880 relay when he pressed 7.50-14 first European capital to boast To their loved friend, the two men on his leg, went for 8.00-14 a colfee house was Constanti- late little Jimmy Bright, pioneer nought as the Colts took fifth on- Florida thoroughbred breeder nople, now Istanbul, in 1934. Fore- ly, one second behind the winner, and horseman, whose gift acres runner of today's newspaper, in Marist, who surprised with a vic- (160 acres for $10) msfte up the the early cafe kept people in- tory in 1:42.2. Steve Ganz, Joe famed race course, the Seminole formed and in touch. Pignataro and John Maimone Indians called the land Hialeah, For a short leg-stretching were the other members on the "high plain of beauty." How , stroll, patrons visit the eight spa- relay. cious aviaries containing exotic well they named it only the affic- CORNELL ARISTOCRAT ionado who sees for himself can The other Lincroft point winner CORNELL ASTRONAUT tropical birds from a half a dozen was the team of Paul Stach, Ter- 30 MONTH lands; golden-coroneted whitefully understand. ry Broderlck, Ed Kelsey and ** 36 MONTH Denny Germano, which placed :«FV£JY PIP BOYS TIBE HAS Kv GUARANTEE fifth to the winning Essex Catho- ' A WRITTEN GUASANIEE ;.•:•:• GUARANTEE lic quartet. The winning time AGAINST AIL KOAD HAZ- •»:• FOR SAFER DRIVING EVEN .... ARDS IN PASSENGER CAR yS; AT TOP TURNPIKE SPEEDS, : THE ULTIMATE IN SAFETY, was 8:25. :•/ USE. Damage will either b« v/.; QUALITY, STYLING, YET Indians Slam — SUMMARIES — X; repaired without charge/ *>X YET COSTS YOU LESS PER AVLE'jj --- — 1. Marlat (Bayonne); 2. Seton .:>f or replaced wllh adjust- •>>: HAS THE LOWEST COST PER Hall: 3.- Essex Catholic; 4. St. Ben :-X; menl charge* probated ,vX THAN LOWER PRICED HRESt edict's. Time 1:12.2 • ::» mdnlhly based on regular -v-x I MLB OF ANY CORNELL TIRE! i 1-Mlle — 1. Oar Lady of the Valley :-:•:• selling price, ___^^£*'''- • Low Profile Design for 2. Bergen Catholic; 3. St. Aloytlus: t • Extra Deeper, Wider Tread Caseys, 78-58 St. Lukes: 5.' Bergen Catholic. Time greater stability, maxi- for tip lo 31% MORE MILE- 3:09. 2-Mlle — 1. Essex Catholic; 2. aeton mum mileage! AGE! B. B. Catholic <58> Toms River. <"»..-.) Hall; 3. Bergen Catholic; 4. Essex TOMS RIVER — Toms River a rr O~ ~FP Catholic; 5 OBA. Tlmo 8:!5. • Tread hat more than 10.000 High School roared out to a 30- Stirnweiss 6 O 12 Kearney 10 • 24 Distance Mcdlty — I. Seton Hall; 2, • Deeper, Wider Tread for biting edges for safer driv- Fitzgerald 3 0 HYenchlk 0 0 0 St. Peter's N. B.; 3. Essex Catholic; [I'OKI' 7 lead over a, "cold-shooting" Buchalew O 1 *Combl 0 2 2 4. OBA; 5. Bergen Catholic. Time 8:05, longer life than original ing with surer starts and retrains 17 9 Yeager 5 "" Points — Essex Catholic 15; Seton safer stops! Red Bank Catholic squad here Fezzutl 6 4 16 Morley 11 Hil__ l 13; Berge. n. Catholi. c 9;. Marlst 6; equipment tiresl last night to pave the way for a Sasson O O 0 Sonnrnlield Oil Valley 6; CBA i; St. Peters, N. B. 4; 0) low Profifa Design gives Armstrong O 0 0 Rlcketts St. Aloyalus 3; St. Benedict's 2; St. 78-58 victory. O'Kccte O 0 0 Clmailla 0 0 Lukes 2; St. Rose. Delbartlon, Oratory, • New, Improved Tread faster response lo Itw steer- Horn O 0 0 Gralche-n 2 1 5 St. Michael's 0. ing wheel—brake—accelerator The Caseys applied a full court DomJ 4 6 II Crawford 0 2 Design gives faster, safer press to advantage and chippet) BALANCING «.. especially at high speedil 50 18 58 '32 M 7B NO controlled stops! in with better shooting in the Red Bank Catholic _ 7 10 18 23—58 .(* EXTRAS! :•:- e Eslra Cords of Impact Re* v m final half to stay with the Indians, Toms Hlver 22 H 19 23—78 Basketball ; WEIGHTS liilont Da Font Nylon, the) Official*-Bcchtloff, Lockenmayer. INCLUDED! • Rugged Du Pont Nylon toughest tire cold made! but it was far too late to close 'ER the gap. WHEEl :%: Cord Design stronger • New Slim Whitehall Styling Schedule "All prkM plus tax and old ."> than original equipment to give a dynamic action It was the Casey's ninth loss in TODAY lira off your car raoardles* >X Croydon Blasts of condition. *X liresl , look lo any cat! 10 starts. The Indians have a 5- B DIVISION 8 seasonal record. Wall Twp. vs Pt. Pleasant at Tonis River set the pattern Carteret, 71-38 PROPANE for what was to follow breaking Brick Twp. Bernz-O-Matic Rugged 3-Arm WEST ORANGE - Carteret CIRCLE POLISHING and a 2-2 tie in the opening minutes FRIDAY School was no match for Croy- with an eight-point string. Early A DIVISION SANDING KIT WHEEL PULLER CUTTER lombs. ~- don Hall here yesterday as the Red Bank at Toms River FIH all wool in the second period the winners TORCH KIT HEAVY DUTY FOR CAJ-S OR TRUCKS! : Cardinals from Leonardo blasted Mlddletown at Manasquan Electric bonnet J held a commanding 30-7 lead as HJOWTORCH drill,! the home club, 71-38. Long Branch at Brick Twp. Powtrful icrew-QCtlon rwrnovftt the Casey shooters recorded a , pENCIt fUMB HEADI wheels EASILY, QUICKLY iuili Sanding \ dismal six for 21 from the floor. With Rich Dooley and Bruce Lakewood at Neptune diics BURNEKI • MINT for EASIER Ci The Caseys improved their Heath bossing the rebounds off B DIVISION PEEUNO Vt" to Ptoilic non- the losers. Tom Petraltas added tuick 41-56 most mod.; Ford V-dii Mere. olloble chrome Hall (Paterson) 1 morlcing «nd cap]! finish nine to the total. 13 points, seven coming at the <(?-S9; Olds. 49-58 most mod.; Fora 6, 52- , OUR POLICY foul .line. Bill Luftig posted 12 SB; Pont. 41 -SB most mod.) Rambler 6.5S-S9 ' • IDEAL FOR e Extends Toms River had a 36-17 fmlf- Perfect kCOSTI, ANY BOOMI from 7'-4!" and Dooley and Steve Feehan Replacement to 8'-2" t'me lead. The Casey all-court stored 10 markers each. Lakewood Tops fuel Pumps SAVE-ONLY LOW-LOW p'ess held the Indians to a 13-18 for other filrd pRrlorl. Midway in the Jack McManus was high for » Can also PRICIS! Carteret with 13 tallies. Freehold, 68-61 LOW PRICED! • fonrfi, the Caseys cut the margin Price Wilh Old Original In Trodel to 63-54 but several missed shots The Cardinal jayvees also LAKEWOOD—A spirited Free- nullified a chance to reduce the scored a triumph, taking a 36- hold Regional High School rally 26 decision over Carteret. HAND CHOKE lead even more. fell short here last night as the TRIPOD BASE Jim Kearney, who paced Toms <38> Ciojilon Hull (71) Colonial cagers dropped a 68-61 CONVERSION WIPER BLADE MJOMATIC River with 24 points, hit four Pctrosk! 4 0 • Dooley 5 o w verdict to Lakewood in a Shore 42 W. Front St. Reich 2 1 S Torborg JACK KIT 'MNSMISSION baskets in a row to give the MRzzana 1 0 2 FeeJwn Conference A Division clash. REFILLS winners a solid lead once again. Mtonlto 2 0 Sullivan McManufl 4 5 11 Heath Freehold continued in the A STAND FLUID Red Bank K«arriey and Bill Morley, who McQiilllIn 0 0 Wall Division cellar with a 1-9 mark. J Also use ' Belzer 3 0 8 Lultlr ilAl scored 23 Mints, excelled in re- Grazeola The Piners have a 4-6 Confer- ' I" power bounding for the Toms River Brennan ence record and are 4-8 over-all •leerlna PHONE SH 1-3440 WORM Eosief club. Yeager and Larry Rickets 18 6 38 The teams wound up in a 15-15 units! Cartefct ~ . 6 13 15—38 Open Friday Evening 'HI 9. each scored 10 points. Croydon Hall -M 14 IS 16—71 tie after the first period, but the e Mon ' The fted Bank Catholic Jawees Officials—Lorenw. Bchmldt. winners spurted in the second . Up to 2-1ON Mlleose GflUO f IT MOST CARS! triumphed 53-43 with Pezzuti frame to take an 11 point half- CAN Other stores In Penh Amboy, HIDDEN HILLS WOMEN'S I.EAOUE NOW ONtY 1J» IONO I 14" 1° l°adlnn the way with 16 point*. ' W L time advantage. . COMPLETE, New Brunswick and Trenton. Fllntstone« .._ ...» 34 20 RIADY The Casey reserves have a '7-3 Untouchables 30 U Lakewood maintained it3 seasonal record. M. Bnuacl 211 25 spread until the early portion of •JO INSTAUI ' MUFFtIR INSTALLATION Defenders 27 57 the final period when the Colo- Red Bank Catholic hosts P'im- Mavericks ..._ 20 28 4 Top Cats ...20 !S nials came alive and charged in- son-Fair Haven Regional Fri- Bonanzas „ 23 31 day night. Reftl McCoy. - . 21 33 to a one-point lead. APAHTMENTS BED BANK BEGISTER AUTOS * TRUCKS iUSIMISS NOTICES ran MIX FOB SALE 20—Wednesday, Jan. 30, 19 •em _NCOLM VOKUHKB roim nfDUSTRI—L _AQn_MAHCB RaV ran* DOOR hardtop, local oat owner ear, PAOtS or Alt TTOOa - CarpMtnr. HAMMOND that li In excellent condition. It li RETIRED? electrical, cement, aid mac—nee In ORGAN STUDIO ANNOUNCEMENTS sparkling white with a caramel Interior, shootlnl » hoc fluppterae-nt Ineom* with paft-tlm* eut- EMERGENCY SALE! atop In and drive this car today. lidt work. Car tucaaurjr. 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