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VOL 84 NO T47 inrni ililly. Moniiir tarouih JTMiy. Becoim din Postan RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24, 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE .'""' "• ""• "' Paid it Rec increase ulty members account for the Kitty Kelly 18 Grove Bank. Merger of these two .was named an honorary director, questions, Vincent A. Festa, pres-1on ihc legality of putting. the fn'it- board may provide for a sepa- bulk of the total increase, Dr. Movie Timetable 16 houses would bring total deposits and all officers were re-ap ident, said last night, and ball question on the ballot. That rate vote on particular items' of; is due to ••increased enrollment, Kinney said, Obituaries 2 above $109 million. pointed, as follows. "1. Does not deem' it advisable said, in part: ' .capital outlay. . ja reduction of $10,000 in state anli an There is no surplus appropria- Radio-Television 16 Re-elected as directors of Mon- F. P. Armstrong, chairman of lo place the recommended budget "II is my opinion that the law j "It has therefore been sup-aid increase- :n educational tion in the budget. Dr. Kinney has Social 18, 19 mouth County national were F. tV.e board; W.l'itm B Lyimn, for athletics on the ballot, even does not allow such question UKse-teil,"!e-teu7'-. he said, "that nerhaos!costs.perhaps!costs." estimated that the board will 'Jeorge Sokolsky 6 P. Armstrong, Frank K. Arnold, honorary chairman of the board; if it were legal to do so, and be placed upon the ballot at anlthis splitting can be done with| Dr. William Ramsay, • school have $55,000 in surplus current Sports .22, 23 Alston Beekman, Jr., George L. Mr. Bielitz, president; Mr. Van "2. Believe it- to be in the annual school election. the current expense item, per-Uuperintendi'nt said anticipate-!.! txpense funds at the end of this Slock Market 3 Eielitz, Weeber W. Brook, C. M. Mat"r, senior vice president and best interests of the'community He quoted a statute. however,jmittin^ the voter >o vote for twojenrollmcnt next year is 2,195 pu- school year. Successful Investing 3 Cubbage, J. Harold Hendrickson, (See MERGER; Page 2) and the student body to continue which permits a board to call a' (See FOOTBALL, Page 2) pils. I 2—Wed., Januarv 24. \%2 RED RANK REGISTER Weather Dies 10 Days New Jersey—Fair t and milder Warning System Set today with some afternoon cloud- first Merchants National iness, high 40 to 45. Parti lAfter Mother) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A,street-parked vehicles by the praised the economy of the kwd- cloudy and warmer tonight and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Misi 9 • system will be used plows. speaker "warning" system com ThtffBday: low Wafght in the 20s Marion Marshall of 6 Center St.; Reports 'Year of Growth to about SO and i» Uui borough to «k the "co- Nseveral steps had been initiated pared to an off-street parking"or operation" of local residents dur- in the past at adopting in or- dfnance. died suddenly yesterday at home,! John Leddy nigh Ttourtday just 10 days after the death of ASBURY PARK-A year of Edythe H. Kirbywas elected as ing snow removal operations. dinance requiring off-street park- An ordinance recommended by in the 40s. her mother, Mrs. Caroline Mar- 'progress in operations and growth sistant trust officer. According to « plan submitted ing during snow storms. Such B Mr. Fox earlier this month call Marine shall. Miss Marshall was 51. in business volume was reported Officers re-elected were Mr, last night by Councilman John measure has been adopted by ing for increasing the Planning Dies at 63 Cape May ti Miss Marshall's mother and her to stockholders of First Mer- McQueen, chairman of the board; Block Island — loslin, trucks with loud speakers several nearby communities, in- Board from five to nine mem- POINT PLEASANT BEACH - late father, Carl Marshall, oper- chants National Bank here at the Mr. Forsylh, president; J. Wol- Variable wind will circulate through the borough cluding Highlands. bers was adopted last night after John P. Leddy, 63, died Sunday Juring heavy snowfalls asking a public hearing. ated the Marshall House at High-! annual meeting held yesterday colt Brown, senior vice president; less than II The ordinance received opposi- : at his home, 206 Philadelphia lands for many years. The fami!y afternoon. Alfred C. Goppl, vice president knots early to- residents to remove their cars tion from several quarters—in- The board will be made up of Ave. moved here five, years ago after Kenneth H. McQueen, chairman and cashier; Joseph F. Mullin, day becoming from the streets. cluding some local police and fire the mayor, in an ex-officio capac- A native of Red Bank, he was of the board, presided. Mr. Joslin said he felt most officials. They cited the incon- ity; a representative of council, closing the resort business. vice president and trust officer; west to south- : a'brother, i son of the late Harry A. and James Forsyth, president, re- Thomas L Heward and James Z~ 1 of the citizens would gladly co- venience it would cause residents another official of the municipal- —. west and in- Frederick" Marshall,' a merchant Sarah Peterson Leddy. He had ported on the bank's operationSjW. Brown, Jr., vice president; operate. who do not have off-street park- ity appointed by the mayor, and creasing to 15 seaman whose whereabouts has lived here 11 years, retiring five in 1961. His review reflected the Erik C. Bertelsen, Harry T. Burr, lo 25 knots later today. South- He pointed out that the plan ing facilities, They said, too, itsix other citizens of the borough. years ago as a constructor and combined operations for the year would not only facilitate snow re- would be difficult to enforce. Each of the six at-Iarge mem- not been known for some'ime. George I). Codirane, Cecil C. wost winds 20 to 25 knots tonight Presumably he has not learned builder due to suffering a stroke. of The Merchants Trust Company Crawford, Edwin S. Gibson, Har- and Thursday. Visibility aboul moval—but also make matters As a result, no official action bers will serve a six-year term of the deaths of either his mother He was a former member of of Red Bank and the Asbury ry Greenwood, Mrs. Emily IIfiv. e miles. Fair becoming part- more convenient for motorists by was ever taken. with one member bejng appointed or sister. the Holy Name Society of St. Park-Manasquan National Bank, Legg, Raymond Pcltit and Jol-y cloudy tonight and Thursday eliminating the "snowing in" of Councilman Vincent H. Fox each year. Arrangements are in charge of James Catholic Church in Red the banks that consolidated as ofseph T. Tantum, assistant vice Extended Forecast Bank. Oct. 31 to form First Merchants presidents; William E, Allen, the Condon Funeral Home. In eastern Pennsylvania, south One of Red Bank High School's National Bank. Frank A. Anfuso, Miss Helen E. eastern New York, Connecticul Mr. Forsyth said gains were Hart Gets all-time baseball stars, Mr. Leddy Bownc, Carl F. Herman, Richardiand New Jersey, temperature. City Council Argues played semi-professional ball made in resources, deposits, \: Marks, Paul F.. Patterson,Muring the five-day period Thurs from 1918 to 1924 with the Orioles, loans, capitaland oilier aspects |[;ar] G. Pylc, Elmer W Ralph,[day through Monday are expected State Post Births and in 1919 was a rookie with the of the bank's business. "Total Theodore G. Rcarick, Raymondjto average near normal exeep New York Giants and with the assets at the year end of $78.8 TRENTON (AP) - The highcsl F, Rice, Douglas J. Schotte, Rob- three to five degrees below nor- OnAppointee,Policy Giants' Syracuse farm team. million represented a gain of $7.9 E. Van Brunt and Roberl W. position ever held by a Negro ii Monmouth Medical Center erl mal in the extreme northwes the governor's office has been milliomill;™n A,,durinr;nn g thik»e year„„,,. r.««Depnsiln.;,s. Wj|son> assistan[ cashiers, and Warming trend early in period, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leslie, Surviving are his wife, Mrs, LONG BRANCH - City Coun- degrees, on the proposed appoint- awarded to William S. Hart. Increased by $6.3 million to i August T. Balir, auditor. near seasonal mid-period and.be' Jr., 123 Lake Ave., Fair Haven, Jeanette Leddy; two sons, James cil last night replaced the chair- ments and on the new personnel Hart, 36, of East Orange, was total of $71.5 million. Capita coming colder Sunday. son, yesterday. L. Leddy, at home, and John P. policy. funds of the bank grew substan-j man of the city Sewerage Au- named executive assistant to Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Leddy, Jr., of Berkeley Town- thority, stalemated on appoint- Gov. Richard J. Hughes at tially, amounting to over Tides 5 to S Vote George, 3d, Box 122A, Middlesex ship; five brothers, Edward J. «"c Ask Survey ment of a city auditor, and The vote, to name Anthony J. salary of $10,000 a year. million at year end. (Sandy Hook) Rd., Matawan, son, yesterday. Leddy of Fair Haven, who oper- adopted a policy barring one Nesto to a five-year term on the Hughes also announced the ap- Assets Up Today — High 10:24 p.m., low Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Muschalik, ates Leddy's Market in Red person from holding two city po- Sewerage Authority was 5 to 3,pointment yesterday of John V. 4:22 p.m. 48 Coral Dr., Hazlet, son, yester- Bank, James Leddy of New York "Growth in the trust depart- Of Railroad sitions whether salaried or notwit. h Councilmen Dinkelspiel, Mil- Spinale of Scotch Plains as press ment was reflected by an in- Thursday — High 10:25 a.m day. . - and George, Walter and Francis Mixed with this action was ton F. Untermeyer and Lucy Wil- assistant. Spinale, a member of crease in total assets and num- and 11:04 p.m., low 4:23 a.m Mr. and Mrs. John Irons, 126Leddy, all of Long Island,' and sharp criticism of city manager son 'in opposition and Mayor Hughes' campaign staff, will re- ber of nccounls. This increase Properties and 4:54 p.m. Garfield Ct, Long Branch, daugh three sisters, Mrs. Charles Evold Richard J. Bowen by Councilmen Thomas L. Me Clintock, absent. ceive $8,500 a year in his new of business volume was made ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Bor- (For Red Bank and Rumso ter, yesterday. of Freehold, Mrs. Martion Wolk- Edgar N. Dinkelspiel and Vin-Mr. Nesto will succeed H, Cor- post. Council last night voted to bridge, add two hours; Sc: Patterson Army Hospital kamp of Red Bank and Mrs. Cath- possible by Hie continued growth cent G. Ronca. nell Kahle, who has been chair- Hart, a Navy veteran, hai nnd economic stability of Mon- obtain a cost estimated for a sur- Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Ion Fort Monmouth erine Magee of New York. The criticism followed a news- man and Iras been in the middle ivorked as a guidance counselo Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High' Specialist 4 and Mrs. Russell A requiem mass will be offered mouth County and the communi-i vey of three pieces of property paper interview Mr. Bowen had of protests against the authority in tlie Elizabeth public school ties that the bank serves. in the harbor area which were lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) L. Henrikson, 41 Morrell St., tomorrow at 10 a.m. in St. Peter's given in making public his befo- r a 50 per cent user rate in- system and toward' a doctorate "The consolidation of two ex-i recently purchased from the Cen- West Long Branch, son, Monday. Catholic Church.here. lief that a tax rise can be ex-crease adopted last fall. degree in education at Seton Hall cellent bunks into First Mer-|lral Railroad of New Jersey. CHICAGO (AP)-Zero weather Airman First Class and Mrs. pected if a budget draft he had The irony of the decision not University. The Van H i s e and Callaghan chants National Bank, Asbury The land was purchased for clung to the central plateau re- Joseph B. Covington, 2 Marine submitted to the council isn't to reappoint Mr. Kahle was that He lettered In basketball and Funeral Home is in charge of Park, has given us the resources, use in connection with a borough Rion today, but temperatures pared. two of this most severe critics, football at Delaware State Col- PI., Highlands, daughter, Mon- arrangements. capacity and facilities to render recreation program. ]moderaled across most of the na Mr. Dinkelspiel and Mrs. Wilson, lege before graduating in 1950day. a more important service to the Council also decided to have:'ion from the central rockies Int 'Out ol Order' Mr. Dinkelspiel called the Inoppose- d the man chosen to suc- with a bachelor of science degree. MRS. ROBERT L. COOK, SR. region. We believe that the op- the borough attorney make an- northern New England. terview "out of'order" and Mr. ceed him. They were understood He was awarded a master's de- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. portunity for growth in 19C2 is other effort to have the railroad Fund Raising The zero belt stretched across Ronca contended the city man to have preferred another candi- gree at Seton Hall. He Is mar- Celia W. Cook, 62, of 102 Hance •present, and that the outlook for repair the crossings at Wcs areas in eastern and southeast- agcr's public discussion of the date. Mr. Nesto's term will start ried and tho father of four Ave., died yesterday in the Highland; Center ami Bay Avcs. continued progress in Monmouth ern Idaho, northern Utah, south- budget was In contrast to a de-Feb. 1. children. Dinner Slated Shrewsbury Manor Nursing County and for the bank is en-1 The former administration was ern Nevada and southeast Ore mand for secrecy the manager Bitter Fight Spinale, 30, of Scotch Plains Home. (unsuccessful in its attempt to TRENTON (AP) — New Jer- conraging," Ron. In Idaho it was -14 had made of the councilmen. The fight over appointment of graduated from Catholic Univer- The stockholders elected the have the crossing fixed. sey's Democratic leaders have Mrs. Cook was born in Bergen, Idaho Falls, and -10 in Pocatellc Though Mr. Bowen replied he Vincent J. Indelicato of Jersey sity in Washington in 1955 aftei following as directors: Frank F. Officials indicated they might made final arrangements for a N. Y., daughter of the late Eu- and DuBois. Salt Lake City re thought his Interview may have City to succeed Armour Hulsart majoring in political science. He Allen, Ronald W. Allen, Bertram! go to the Public Utilities Com big fund raising dinner at New- gene and Clara Eprague Snyder, ported five below. been unfortunate but harmless, as city auditor was much more worked as a newsman with the T. Brooks, J. Wolcott Brown,1 mission i( the railroad does no' ark Feb. 10. and had lived here 15 years. For the first morning in more Mr. Ronca won a favorable vote bitter. Daily Journal of Elizabeth, the Thomas P. Doremus. C. Donald repair the crossings. Soms 2,000 persons are ex- Mrs. Cook was a member of than a week many Midwest and from council to make the budg- Newark News and the Perth Am English, Dr. Daniel F. Feathers- Proposed in a resolution by pected to attend the $100-a- the Reformed Church and the An ordinance establishing speed Rocky Mountain areas reported et draft public in all details at boy News before joining Hughes ton, Howard N. Folk, James Councilman Carlton Van Brunt, it plate dinner at Newark Armory, Woman's Unity Guild of the limits on Grand Ave. was held temperatures above zero. Read- an informal public hesring, and campaign staff. Forsyth, Solomon Lautman, Fred drew attack from Councilmen Un- according to Robert J. Burk- church, the Community Club, and over pending clarification of state ings were generally from 10 to 20then start shaving the spending S. Lefferson, A. Elmer Masscy plans for Rt. 36. termeyer, Dinkelspiel and Wilson. hardt, secretary of state and for- Ahitcs Literary Society, Red degrees from the central Rockies schedule, They moved to table the appoint- Jr., Mr. McQueen, James S Council will investigate the mer director of Gov. Richard J. Bank, and was a charter mem- into northern New England al ment pending further study, but Parkes, Dr. Eugene F. Rockafel possibility of purchasing a snow A few minutes later, Mr. Din- Lincroft Hughes' campaign for governor. ber of the Ladies' Auxiliary.of though the mercury edged near the motion was lost, at first, on Jer. J. B. Rue, Jr., David Wplow for a water department kelspiel noted that advertising of He was present at the meeting the Lincroft Fire Company. zero in some parts of northern a tie vote of 4 to 4. Matthew Mullin, Jr., son of Russell, E. Donald Sterner and truck for light snow removal the budget might cost as high last night of the 21 county Demo- Maine. Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Mullin of Surviving are her husband, Harry C. F. Wordcn. work. as $500. Thereupon council Mr. Untermeyer, learning that cratic leaders at which Hughes Mild weather continued in Flor- Oak St., is home from LaSalle Robert L. Cook, Sr.; two sons, dropped tha idea of an informaljnone of the council had inter- put in a brief appearance. Officers Elected ida with a reading of 75 In Key hearing and agreed to confer Sat- ••=-••—'""viewed Mr-. rIndelicato-J-':—• , excep-'•»t Mr-. College, Philadelphia, for the Daniel H. Cook of Marlboro and Hughes told the closed door Following the stockholders' West and West Palm Beach and Van Brunt, charged that "if this midyear vacation. William R. Cook of Red Bank; Stichman Backs urday morning on possible budg- meeting, according to Burkhardt: meeting, the directors elected the 6!) in Miami. Readings in theet cuts. appointment goes through now I a stepson, Robert L. Cook, Jr., "I will do what I can for you— official staff. 60s and 70s were confined to the Council was split, In varying say a deal has been made." Scout Troop 110 will conduct its of Shrewsbury; a sister, Mrs. H&M Proposal but I am governor of all the John G. Williams was promoted eastern Gulf coast. bi-monthlv paper collection Sat- Eunice Dibble of Barker, N. Y., Mr. Dinkelspiel said council people." from assistant trust officer to Some early morning temper- should be most careful in ap-urday. Residents are requested and a granddaughter. NEW YORK (AP) — The Burkhardt said he couldn't re- trust officer; Willard E. Cmilh atures and conditions: New York pointing anyone connected to gov- to have their papers tied in bun- The funeral will be tomorrow trustee of the Hudson and Man- Merger member the amount of the Demo- from assistant cashier lo assist- 28, clear; Chicago 15, clear; Bos- ernment in Jersey City because dles and placed at the curb by at 2 p.m. in the Reformed hattan Railroad yesterday ap- cratic party deficit when asked if ant vice president, and Mrs ton 25, clear; Washington 31 (Continued) of the financial straits of that 10 a.m. Collections will be made Church. Rev. Isaac C. Rotten- proved of the Port of New York the dinner proceeds would put partly cloudy; Atlanta 51, partly chairman of the executive com city. Mr. Indelicato is auditor for every other month on the last berg, pastor, will officiate. Bur- Authority's plans to purchase the the party back into the black. railroad, link It with bus and rai cloudy; Miami 65, clear; Louis mittee; James Van Pelt, Mr. the city, the city Board of Edu- Saturday of the month in the fu- ial will be in Fair View Ceme- Colony lines, and build a world trade ville 26, partly cloudy; Detroi Hendrickson, J. Joseph McVey cation, and the Margaret Hague ture. tery under the direction of the! center over the westsido termin- 21, partly cloudy; St. Louis 28, Nathan W. Dey, Richard Hamill Medical Center, Jersey City. Worden Funeral Home. (Continued) al. cloudy; Minneapolis 18, clear; and J. Francis Rauch, vice presi Vlneburg Reversal A surprise miscellaneous stork Football dents. stein the plan%/s for sewage The trustee, Herman Stichman, Kansas City 23, clear; Denver 18 Finally, Dr. Alexander Vine- shower was given for Mrs. Ber- (Continued) AUGUST PFLUG disposal required more study. Hepraised New Jersey Gov. Richard clear; Dallas 30, cloudv; Phoenix Also, George F. Baine, Jr. burg, one of the four councilmen Jtran Berube of Hill Rd. last Franklin E. Crawford, William separate amounts of current ex- RED BANK — August Pflug, then agreed to meet with the J. Hughes for working out a com- 51, partly cloudy; Seattle 37, who had opposed the original mo- Thursday night at the home of pense, one representing the r :- 74, of 12 Oakland St., died in cloudy; San Francisco 36, clear; B, Little, Jr., and Edward A sewage committee. promise plan which eventually tion to table, said he would re- Mrs. Thomas Bergandahl, Hill mated cost of interscholastic foot- Riverview Hospital Monday. He Los Angeles 50, clear; Anchorge Shkoda, assistant vice presidents; According to Richard J. Jeske, will create a transportation loop verse himself if Mr. Indelicato Rd. Guests were Mrs. Harold ball, and the other the balance ol had been a patient eight days. 5, clear, and Honolulu 73, partly oseph M. Fettner, cashier; John would appear at Saturday's ex of Hammer, Jeske and Aurnham- ixtending 35 miles into New Jor- Young and Mrs. Henry Paasch, he current expense item." [. Kozak, Jr., K. A. Carhart, Har- ecutive session for an interview. Mr. Pflug was born in Hobo- mer. Summit, consulting engi- sey. cloudy. River Plaza, and Mrs. George "I am not certain the law so ry B. Mazza and Wilson A, Mil- This was then decided upon ken, son of the late Edward and neers for the project, the pro-However, Stichman criticized Kowatch, Mrs. George Essig, allows," the attorney continued, posed sewer plant would have er, assistant cashiers; Theodore unanimously. Mrs. Edward Sinclair, Mrs. Jo- Kate Diller Pflug, and had lived Port Authority plans to maintain Steul, trust officer, and John "and I find no prior decisions here 30 years. He was a machin- an operating capacity of 15,000 Dr. Vineburg sponsored the seph Kurz, Mrs. Theodore Me- physical transfer points from Raceway E. Stahlsmith, comptroller. on this point. Therefore, if the ist foreman at Fort Monmouth gallons daily. The plant could New Jersey railroads to the personnel policy resolution which Cane and Mrs. Allan Speck, Lin- board desires to pursue this as- serve about 50 other homes in Mr. Spoerl, Red Bank, retired croft. 33 years, and retired four years H&M. He suggested an actual would limit any one person to pect further, a ruling from the ago. He was a member of the the area, He said. rail link-up so that passengers president of The First National one city position, except where Breakage Bill Bank of Jersey City, was retained state commissioner of education Red Bank Methodist Church, An- The affluent discharge from the would have an uninterrupted ride law would require duplica- Cindy Lou Brandt, daughter of would be in order." ton Lodge F&AM, and the Long plant, after primary and second- into New York City. as consultant to the president and tions such as a member of coun- Mr. and Mrs. E, Douglas Brandt board of directors. The board, however, evinced no f Grotto, Brooklyn. ary treatment, would flow Into a Stichman also said it would be Introduced cil serving on various other of- of Marlu Farm, celebrated her Advisory Boards desire whatsoever to "pursue this brook connected to the South a "waste of public funds" to tear ficial boards. eighth birthday Saturday with a Surviving are his wife, Mrs. TRENTON - Another move to The directors also appointed aspect further." Shrewsbury River. The affluent down the Hudson terminal build- The action passed 6 to 2, with party at her home. Guests were Elizabeth Hand Pflug; a daugh- convert bet breakage at the Free- advisory . boards for Monmouth in the brook would be clear, col ngs when the H&M is spending Mr. Untermeyer, who called it a Gwen Walk, Margaret Zakonus, Enthusiasm ter, Mrs. George F. Wilson, Jr., hold Raceway to the New Jer- County National's offices at Key- orlcss, odorless and chlorinated, $5 million now to modernize "straitjacket," and Mr. Dinkel- Lee Ann Bradley, Sally Smith, Board member Andrew Shep- of Rumson; two sisters, Mrs. •ey Treasury is under way in the port, Englishtwon and Atlantic Mr! Jeske pointed out. them. He said that the railroad spiel opposed. Barbara Albert, Tracy Soden, ard said after the meeting that Emma Gregg of North Bergen, Legislature under sponsorship of Highlands, as follows: He said a part-time licensed terminal in the basement and Ihe Monmouth County Assembly Mr. Dinkelspiel, noting that Nancy Ann Vorhees, Diane Pau- ths student body this year has and Mrs. Mae Cannon of Wee- Keyport — Lloyd F. Armstrong, operator would be needed to su-sub-basement can be renovated delegation. there are certain persons now lina, "Debbie Wallman, Vivienne shown "the same enthusiasm for hawken, and two granddaughters. i. E. Conklin, Jr., and Herbert Hoffman and Suzanne Fredericks. football that it has shown in. class- pervise and maintain the plant. without destroying the structure. A bill to remove the breakage holding two positions, salaried The funeral will be Friday at I. West, all Keyport merchants; rooms and laboratories." Many other communities In the ixemption now enjoyed by the and non-salaried, asked if these 2 p.m. in the Worden Funeral state have found similar systems lacob Wyckoff, Red Bank, re- people would have to give up one Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Layton He pointed out that 100 boys Home. Rev. W. Gordon .Lowden, harness track has been Intro- tired; Harvey S. Bedle, Sr., Rari to function successfully, he as- duced by Assemblymen Alfred N. position. City Attorney Louis Ai- of Newman Springs Road attend- went out for football teams, from pastor of the Methodist Church, serted. Probe tan Township, retired; J. Frank kens ruled that generally the pol- ed the Ice Follies at Madison a total student body ol about will officiate. Burial will be in Boadleston, Clifton T, Barkalow Weigand, Hazlet, lawyer; and Cost $18,000 i (Continued) and Irving E. Keith. , icy should only apply to future Square Garden Friday night. 670. Fair View Cemetery. preceding -administrations, the Edward B. Walling, Morganville, appointments. Edward Stashak, president of The Lincoln. Estates sewer sys- Breakage is the pennies left former President said, but added retired. the New Shrewsbury Taxpayers tem is estimated to cost $18,000, over after pari-mutuel tickets are The Young People's Westmirt SMITH INFANT that after thoughtful reconsidera- Englishtwon — Dr. Peter M. Association, appeared at the Mr. Silverstein said. paid off to the nearest dime. Last ster Fellowship of tha Presby- tion "I incline to the view that "riedman, Englishtown, surgeon meeting to state that his organi- HAZLET - The infant daugh- Mr. Silverstein said he consid- ear's total at Freehold was terian Church elected officers when responsible and respected :hlropodisl; Samuel Hochberg, Manager zation takes no stand for or ter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew H. ered separate septic systems for $226,210. Sunday night at the church. They officials feel compelled to sub- iresident. Millhurst Milling and igainst interscholastic football. Smith, 16 Calt Dr., died Sunday each home to be "archaic." He Mr. Barkalow joined Assembly- (Continued) are Jeffrey Scrinar of Newman mit to censorship, we are rying Corp., Edward P. Orr, in Riverview Hospital shortly aft- said the installation of sewers in man Elmer M. Matthews of Es- nouncement as to who would pre- Springs Road, president; William He said he had received calls smothering the concept of per- iresident, Orr Motors, Inc., Er- er birth. the development would be an 'at' sex in another effort to require side at the hearings on Chief Mc- Seigle of Hazlet Road, vice pres- from pro-football people re- tractive sales item." sonal responsibility under the lest F. Tark, owner, Battle- Grath and Deputy Loder. ident, and Cheryl Cornine of Har- proaching the new taxpayer Also surviving besides her par- state licensing of small boats. ents are two brothers, Jefferey The developer made three pro- practice of heavy-minded and un- ;round Farms; and James S. Blum Ex-policeman bor Greens, secretary-treasurer. ;roups for anti-football state- They introduced a bill, which A. and William C. Smith, and a posals related to the disposal "ustified staff supervision." Rooney, accountant, all of Free- "The fellowship meets each Sun- ments. failed last year, intended to setrold, and George L. Vanden- Mr. Blum, as borough, manager, sister, Denise R. Smith, all at jyslem: But he also said there must up a state registrv and produce normally would hear the case. day at 7 p.m. Allan Speck is ad- He said that he was the only be a "rule of reason" in apply- bergh, Cranbury, partner, Sim- viser. home; her maternal grandmoth- 1. To erect and operate the an estimated $25DJ)00 in state He has disqualified himself. Un- person authorized to speak for er, Mrs. Florence Sterrath of plant furnishing a performance ing policies. mons and Mount Co. the association at last Thursday's revenue. Atlantic Highlands — T. M. til his appointment five years Jersey City, and paternal grand- bond to assure almost perpetual Retired Adm. Arleigh A. Burke, Members of the Lincroft-Holm- meeting where the matter was Boat owners register their craft •laxon, Jr., retired, and Joseph ago, he was a captain on the parents, Mr. and Mrs. William operation. former chief of naval operations, del Kiwanis Club.who attended discussed, and pointed out that and pay fees to the Coast Guard, Dender, automobile dealer, force and served under both Mr. C. Smith of Secaucus. 2. To install a plant which warned against "too much em- the mid-winter conference of Ki- ie had made no statements on •ederal law, however, permits oth o! Atlantic Highlands, and McGrath and Mr. Lnder. Services were conducted today could be enlarged to serve other phasis" on censorship of military states to set up their own regis- wanis at Essex House, Newark !oolball. men's speeches. Crawford Compton, Belford, Mr. Ostrov said it was normal in the Mehlenbeck Funeral Home. Oceanport homes, contingent on tration plan and collect the fees. procedure for Mr. Blum to sign last week were George Coulson, Thurmond argues that this cen- 'ealtor. a contribution from the borough. The stale hopes to devote pro- the charges. Frank Ashworth, Chris Pellegrin- sorship Is .muzzling and hampers MRS. NATALIA TROTSKY 3. Or to install a plant which ceeds to dredging projects and • Long Career The attorney noted however, if elli and Joseph Mendres. This would be operated by a contract- officers in efforts to inform their Retirement of Mr. Barnard will Rebuke PARIS (AP) - Mrs. Natalia a stepped up patrol program in Mr. Blum does not sign them week members will attend an Ing utility company specializing Iroops and the public on com- bring to an end a career started interclub meeting with the Long (Continued) Sedov Trotsky, 7i), widow of Leon tidahwaters. any citizen or member of ific in that field. munism. ivhen he came to Monmouth Branch Kiwanis Clul) at The ,ny change in Cuban policies as Trotsky, the Russian revolution- Borough Council could sign them. It is these three points which McNamara maintains it is not bounty from his native Philadel- Fountains in Long Branch. Lieu- i result of the conference's ac- ary leader, died Tuesday. Mrs. Mr. Silverstein is expected to muzzling. He says'the editing of >hia more than 35 years ago. He tenant governor Joseph Mendres ion, and Cuban delegates scoffed Trotsky who had been seriously discuss with the sewer committee speeches was designed to keep Currie started his banking service with To «iv«* Data of the Lincioft Club will hand it the idea of Ihe Havana regime for some time, was born in tomorrow. „ , mililary • spokesmen's public (Continued) :he New Jersey Trust Company the lieutenant governor district einc shelved in the OAS. Russia and first met Trotsky in Conform to Code ieivs In.line with national policy. Edward Lawton, 37 Main St., 3f Long Branch. To 14 flag to John Kolobas of the "We just do not care about that 1502 in Paris. They were mar- Board members appeared satis-! was confirmed as a new member Mr. Barnard is a member of KEANSBURG '— Borough Long Branch club, who will be trash," said a member ol Cas- ried shortly afterward and from f icd w•it, h the plans of the devolop-i VnilBrunl Wrll Apiill, of the Washington Engine Co. Monmouth County Chapter, Council, along with acting Po- the new lieutenant governor. A tro's delegation. that time her life was mostly ment. FredericFrprtarirk Gcigerflninpr , CflrrAsecre-ji. .. Councilman John J. Walsh, Jr., \mcrlcan Institute of Banking; lice Chief Robert .f, Kronen- j round-table also will be held at Any action taken by the con- series of exile homos. Trotsky ltrlurlls ( oll tary, said the proposed lots con-! '" ' "<'» appealed to parents to "personal- rcasurer of Red Bank Citadel, bcrgcr and borough attorney j Lincroft Inn. ference unanimously is certain to was slain in Mexico In 1910. form to the required minimum LONG BRANCH - Councilman ly check ice conditions on Lake Salvation Army; trustee of the George E. Ostrov, arc slated to be hailed publicly as a signal zoning requirements in the area. Carlton VanBrunt returned lo Malawan or Lake Lpfforls he- ted Bank Methodist Church; meet today with Vincent P. Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas victory for the anti-CommunisI Union Kofut.. , lo Give reasurer of Red Bank Adult Mr, Silverslein said he planned City Hall last night to attend the fore permitting the children lo Keuper, county prosecutor, re- Brandt and daughters Diane, Lin- cause. Already Ihe argument was lo build five different style h-jnes|first public meeting since suf- skate." School; treasurer of the Red garding nlleged "payroll pad- Id:), Peggy and Cindy of Marlu heard that even holding such a 1'ipucs on Strike Vole In the area. The models would-ferinl g a hcarl attack in Octobe ] 'Safe' Conditions Bank branch, Red Cross; as-l ding" In the local police do- j Farm and Mr. and Mrs. Albert meeting On Cuban subversion NEPTUNE - Robert Monroe, Include split levels and ranch CCouncil welcomed him back with He said neither his department sistant treasurer of the county partment. |.Smith of Belford attended the Ice would have bren politically too president of Local 1309, of the style homes, Ian official greeting ndopledinnr Ihe police could be re- Red Cross Chapter, and trcasur- Mr. Collichlo said last night j Follies in New York City last risky six months ago, before the Systems Council U-3 of the »n- The hoard also scheduled a pub-j unanimously. jspnnsible for drterm'ming "safe" or ol the Red Bank Police Re- "wp will take with us police 'jThursdav night ill Madison Alliance for Progress program ternational Brotherhood of Elec- lic hearing Feb. 27 on the major j The council also gave approval! ice conditions, and added: serves unit, records, doting back more than ; Square Garden, was adopted and before Castro trical Workers declined last night subdivision application of Frcdlto Ihe announcement by- City! "Thp parents should go down! He is known to hnve one of four months, a long with other publicly embraced Marxism-Len- to release strike vote figures. He C. Dellert, 427 Branchport Ave. | Manager Richard J. Bourn iha'iind take 3 look person illy, tint j (he largest collections of slonesj evidence In the case." inism. said the figures would be re- Portaupcvk who seeks to divide ji i he has appointed Mrs. .Dorothy 'el the kids decide when it's 'n New Jersey. The stones are] He said the records include Man Killed But privately many observers leased after the vote from all l-ict nt lh» intersection of Mont j.Merwin assistant .city clerk. safe." from all parts of the world, many; those of former Patrolman Pat- LAKEWOOD (AP) - Charles the council's locals were tabu- 1 wonder whether the United S'ates PI. and Br.inchport Ave. intr — ' Council will meet in executive presented to him by traveling rick Keelen as well ns the de- Clifton Jr., 12, of 457 Ridge Ave., will emerge with a result which lated Friday. three non-conforming lots. Zoninr FLECTION COMES FIRST session tomorrow nli;hl to plan Iriends. Frequently Mr. Barnard) partment members now under was killed last night when hisfcould prove worse than nothing, The union is negotiating an 'requirements slioula'c !)0-foo' ATI ANllc: HIGHLANDS—The •he l!Ki2 municipal budget. Mr. 1 has lectured on "Stnry Stones,"i suspension. I car left Rt, 88 about three miles agreement with the Jersey Ccn- fronlaL'p Th" new lots "n" '•'innl of [education election Fel \pplcgntc. said he has bren in- telling of their origin. "We are tired of pussyfooting least of downtown Lakewood and It adds up! More and more ral Power and Light Co. have only 7,1 feel. Mr. Dcllrr '•1 .will preempt Hie Borougl 'nrmed bv thp auditor th.it coun- Mr. and Mrs. Barnard have ai around," the mayor declared. smashed into a tree. people use The Register ads each 1 Mr. Monroe said over 300 local told Ihe hoard he plans .to buiir Council meeling scheduled that cil must "make up" $27,(100 ill -laughter and two grandsons who "The prosecutor Is going to get The accident happened shortly issue because results come fas- members turned out to cast their two homes there for resale. night for borough hall. 1961 deficits, in the new schedule. reside at San Diego, Calif. all the facts." after 7 p.m. ter.—Advertisement. ballots last night. Money Awaits 8 GOP House Members RID BANK REGISTER W«d.. January 2). Nagon on Education Successful Investing People Due Scored by Rep. Thompson Buying Land No Sure Thing; Federal Aid WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. his memory. "I h»v» no apolo- Frank Thompson Jr., D-N. J., gies to make for my voting rec- It's. Never Too Late Involves Speculative Risk NEW YORK - Joseph B. said yesterday New Jersey1! ord—least of all to a self-ap- O'Connor, regional director, U. S. eight Republican House mem- pointed hatchet man," she said. By ROGER E. SPEAR Department of Health, Education bers are fakers as far as their Frelinghuysen called Thomp- and Welfare, reports that resi- voting records are concerned. son's remarks "spiteful, petty To Get an Education dents of New' Jersey, New York, and" untrue." Q. — "We are a 27-year-old excellent way to invest. How Thompson said he defined a the habits of thinking necessary portant. The student must learn Delaware and Pennsylvania "He is apparently unhappy By LESLIE J. NASON couple with a three-year-old son. ever, it is certainly no sure congressional faker as a House to learning. from the textbook precisely what should be more careful in collect- about his demonstrated inability Professor of Education My husband and 1 know little thing. Like ail other .forms of member who hides behind parli- On the job—or at home—a per-; the author has said. ing their Social Security benefits. to exercise successful leadership about investing. We are now investment, land must be an amentary devices to avoid tak- "Back to school at my age?,son must direct his thoughts loi Study calls for concentrated In Social Security Region 2, in getting education legislation considering buying land, being alyzed thoroughly before commit ing a stand on a specific issue. j the tasks that lie ahead. He must attention. You must give this taking in those states, he., said in enacted," Frelinghuysen said. Don't be silly!" almost certain ments are made. He didn't name the Republi- jdirect his own thinking. In the;kind of attention to the instruc- a statement, qualified residents cans by name during a talk to Thompson was sponsor of the Tlie mere thought is enough to i th-at invest- You should consider such lost $753,882.21 due them but un- give many a'h adult the jitters, classroom, the teacher, , not the:. tor and to., the textboo,. ,k. if they ments in land things as taxes, interest charges, labor leaders from five Middle Kennedy administration's aid. to collected because they failed to Atlantic states who are attending education program last year. The idea of going back to a no- student, directs and plans the:are to guide your thinking, rhis don't involve possible assessments, the Sur- apply in time..The law provides longer-familiar routine of class-thinkin8 throughout the classi still Isn't enough. You must con- much risk. An rounding property, zoning laws an AFL-CIO economic and leg In his remarks to the labor period. tinue to give your attention to ths only a 12-month retroactive period islative conference. meeting", Thompson said a score work sounds .advertisement the distances away from other for claims. Beyond that, individ- You may find it something of material until it is all neatly He told a reporter after his or more of House members take * like a new ex- 1 offering tracts already established areas, andjuals can lose money. I perience. Like an effort lo hold your thoughts sorted out and organized in your of unimproved the reputation and financial talk, however, Reps. Florence P. refuge in parliamentary proced- to what the teacher is discussing, mind. Only then does it become "Although the total money loss Dwyer and Peter Frtlinghuysen ure including five in New Jer- all new expe- land in Flor- strength of the developers in- appears large," said Mr. O'Con- riences, it is You may have formed conver- your knowledge, ida prompted volved. Jr., New Jersey Republicans, sey. He later upped this to in- sational habits that you must I All this isn't so difficult. It's nor, "it actually involves only were two of them. He later ex- clude all New Jersey Republi- hard to face. us into think- I'd be particularly reluctant to control. You may be accustomeili mostly a matter of practice, per- about 2 per cent of the public panded this to include the six can House members. "Will I be ing along these sign for any property before see- to formulating your own re- sistence, and time before you eligible to receive payments.". other New Jersey Republicans- embarrassed in SPEAR lines. We doubt ing it firsthand. Thompson said some members sponse while another person is will find that you can learn as Discovery of the loss was made Reps. William T. Cahill, Milton will vote to kill legislation on a front of the if we'd ever actively use the Buying unimproved land is in a recent two-week study by talking. In a class, thinking!well—and probably better—than W. Glenn, William B. Widnall, class? ' Can 1 a > a property ourselves. Before we usually a form of speculation teller vote In hopes they won't study? '" "' response is futile. You'cvcr, Maturity and experience the department. It showed 556 of Frank C. Osmers Jr., George M. still p y p put our name on the dotted line rather than investment. Income have to vote on it for the record. 26,489 persons involved lost pay- Wallhauser and James C. Auchin- Dr. Nason What if they must allow the teacher to Kviidej are- more likely to make you a and make payments, we'd liki may be a long time away, but A teller vote calls for House your thoughts and it takes effort. better student, once you get the ments due them. doss. find out how your advice." T.P. taxes, interest charges and as- members favoring a motion to If you are interested, in i rust removed from your learning Mr, O' Connor said a small walk past two tellers standing in little I know? Am I too "old" a A.—Land is one of our basii sessments must still be paid. Thompson cited last year's back school, you probably mechanism. group remains uninformed about the middle aisle of the House dog to learn new tricks?" forms of wealth and can be an Your property could turn out to House vole on whether a federal have wide interest and do a lot If you are- still worried, try rights due them under the Social chamber. Those opposing the mo- bo in an area of heavy demand aid to education bill should be It isn't as hard as it sounds! of reading in newspapers and taking a few adult evening school Security law. Some persons still brought to the floor for action. tion then filed past the tellers. Once you understand tho tech- and skyrocket in value, but it magazines. You remember some courses as a "warm-up"—no col are not aware of the more liberal All eight New Jersey Republicans Only a total vote for and couM also lie dormant for years, mques of meeting « new situation, ^ f conversation! lege credit, just for fun and ex- provisions of the law, including voted against bringing the bill be- against » motion ij announced. longi Stocks Take with its money-making potentials it no longer holds a threat.- Tn later,„,„*, .,bu„t much,, of. your readinJ:..L,i.»,g perienc. e nPractic' ,:„„e «.„„these. pat...- acceptable limits of personal fore the House, he said. Individual members are never this situation, you really have steadily declining. :work. may he of passing interest. The terns of thinking, and soon you Mrs. Dwyer.' when informed of recorded on the way they voted. nothing to fear at all. Teachers In short, be extremely care The director urged anyone with kind ol leading we call "study" will find them becoming habitual. Sharp Loss; Thompson's remarks at the la- Rep. William B. Widnall, R- of adult classes know it takes ful and be sure you get all the is R different tiling. • When they do, you can approach questions about benefits eligibility bor meeting, said Thompson is N. J., declined to comment on time to re-adjust to school after facts first. Reading to Remember a return to school as a real pleas- to contact the nearest Social Se- letting his politics interfere with Thompson's charge. a period of years. They are anx- Volume Dips Q.—"A cousin of mine passed curity office for full information. You are reading to remember; ure, not as a frightening exper- away in the Orient last year and ious to help. NEW YORK (AP) - Relapsing Benjamin Sandberg, manager to learn new Ideas and view- ience. left me 250 shares of McDonnell Different Thinking Into its well-established 1962 of the office at 611 Heck St, As- points. (You may write Dr. Nason In Aircraft. Is this a good stock?" habit, the stock market yesterday bury Park, N. J., said 47,500 per- Being a student docs take a The sludent listen? in class to care of this newspaper. He will G.B. sons residing in Monmouth and Policy in Raritan different kind of thinking and it find out just what the instructor discuss questions of general In- took another sharp loss as blue A.—I certainly think so. chips and more speculative issues Me- Ocean Counties have been col- does take time to re-establish means and what he thinks is Im- terest in his columns.) were cut down by long-term Donnell Aircraft (NYSE) pro lecting benefits totaling $3,295,000. Mayor Defends ^Report-Answers' profit taking. duces aircraft for the military In the region as a whole, 3,250, Seidenzahl, Littla Silver; John and is also a big participant in The Dow Jones Industrial Aver- 000 persons have been collecting RARITAN TOWNSHIP - May- zens and Township Committee. Serenson, Keanshurg; Mrs. Ma- our manned-space program. Thi age once more submerged ttsel $244 million monthly. In New Jer- or Philip J. Blanda, Jr., in a Refer to Committee Petit Jurors bel C. Shafto, Asbury Park; Ed- company's earnings record has below the well-advertised 700 sey, benefits of $38,750,000 have statement released yesterday, de- "At the regular January, 1962, ward B. Shaw, Fair Haven; been very good, and I regard the FREEHOLD — Members of the co F. Messina, Asbury Park; level as it declined 3.44 tn 698.54. gone out monthy to 546,113 per- fended a new policy relating to meeting of the Township Commit- Harold Sloan, Union Beach; issue as one of the best in it Mrs. Nancy Metzendorf, Deal; Volume dwindled to 3.35 million sons. the conduct of Township Commit- tee I advised the public there in petit jury for the period begin- Thomas H. Smith, Howell Town- group. Mrs. Ann M. Mindnich, Elberon; «hares from Monday's 3.81 mil- tee meetings established at the attendance, that the Township ning Monday and ending Friday, ship; Bernard Spciser, Freehold: (Mr, Spear cannot answer all Mrs. Ruth Morhart, Neptune; lion. Jan. 5 committee session. Committee would entertain and Charles R. Stratton, Eatontown: mail personally, but will answer Feb. 9, are: Mrs. Rita L. Moser, Lone Of 1,302 issues traded, 362 ad- At that time, Mr. Blanda an- listen, to any citizen who wished I. Robert Sustick, Freehold, and all questions possible in his Plan Rocket Francis M. Adams, Fair Ha-, Branch; Mrs. Philomena Motzel, vanced and 677 declined. New nounced that questions posed by to be heard, and that any request Anthony Tamulevicius, English- column.) ven; Mrs. Athene ARapilos, As- Spring Lake; John E. Murphy, highs for 196K62 totaled 25 and spectators during the "public for information or service made town. bury Park; Paul T. Allen, Nep- Howell Township; Mrs. Hazel new. lows 24. Ride Saturday comment" portion of regular by any citizen would bs referred tune City; John C. Archibald,)Murray. Middletown; Mrs. Helen Mrs. Helen Templelon, Hazlet; While aerospace issues, tobac- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) committee meetings would be re- to the proper executive commit- Rumson; Fred C. Atwater, At-iM. Narlc, Neptune; John Narzo- Mrs. Frances M. Thomas, Oak- cos, airlines, and rubbers were —Relaxed and with a fresh crew- ferred to the proper department tee head who would answer any Bosners Bu lantic Highlands; Wallace Bacherjwich, Marlboro; Thomas J. Nca- hurst; Curtis A. Thompson, As- mixed, the decline was pretty cut, astronaut John H. Glenn Jr., heads, and answered by written citizen's request for information Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Claire!Ion, Belmar; Wilmer Nelson, Key- bury Park; Donald E. Thorne. general' among steels, motors follows his "D-minus 3" routine reports at subsequent committee or service by written communica- Long Branch; Mrs. Arlene Tin- H. Bailey, Red Bank; James G. rails, oils, utilities, chemicals and RumsonHome today with all signs pointing to essions. on. »rt; Mrs. Anna E. Newcombe, dall, Middletown; Charles Todd, Bailey, Highlands; Mrs. Mary E. electrical equipments. an attempt to orbit him around "No citizen is required to re- Neptune; Mrs. Evelyn L. Newell, Wanamassa; J. George Topal, RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs. Stan The mayor noted yesterday — Baldino, Elberon; Rolf H. Bar- Of the 16 most active issues the earth on Saturday. duce any request or statement he •incroft; Joseph D. Norbut, Mat- Wanamassa; Salvatorc Trcnta- ley Bosner, both psychologists, ol that at the January organization mann, Shrewsbury; Thomas E. nine fell, five rose and two were The schedule three days before has to make to writing. The duty awan; Mrs. Jennie Nordhausen, coste, Middletown: John H. Van- 38 Manor Dr., Red Bank, are the meeting provision was made by Bates; Sea Girt; Mrs. Dorothy unchanged. flight usually calls for rest, re- to reduce to writing is upon the Ocean Grove; Kenneth P. O'Con- Dam, Eatontown; Edwin R. purchasers of the six-room frame resolution providing the opportu- Bauer. Long Branch; Arthur W. laxation, sun and exercise, sleep committeeman, and this is op- nell, Eatontown; Mrs. Mildred V. Veselis, Colts Neck; Arthur E. Thanks to an opening block o residence formerly owned by nity for the public to "address" Bautsch, Belford; Mrs. Verna M. O'Hara, Red Bank; Alvah C. On 89,500 shares, recently split Pa Mrs. Fannie Stjernefeldt, Hobo- and reading and a few technical meetings. tional. meetings. And a change in diet, "It was felt that this would be Behrens, Wall Township; Mrs. derdonk, Briel.e; David O'N.ll, ^^rS^t^S^. cific Gas & Electric was the ken, at 58 Ridge Rd., here. No Politics Harriet N. Benson, Eatontown; Red Bank; Pasquale Pace, LnnR day's volume leader as it fell '4 to begin eating foods creating an orderly way to conduct busi- Clyde Walker, Neptune; William The John L. Minugh Agency "The resolution does not pro- Herbert C. Bergman, Fair Haven; Branch; Claud S. Pecden, Red to 32'/ on total turnover of 85, little body waste. ness and would provide an accu- A. Wallace, Jr., Sea Girt; Mrs. 2 here handled the transaction. vide for public debate, for politi- Anthony Biancomano, Red Bank; Bank; Miss Miriam Pickard, 190 snares. Second was Celotex Within about 24 hours, experts rate response to the citizen. In Jane II. Warner, Asbury Park; The two-story dwelling includes cal speeches, for harassment Jerome H. Bishop, Hazlet; Mrs. Oakhurst, and Gordon A. Pullan, up Vi at 35>/8 on 53,200 shares had located and repaired a leak this fashion, there can be no mis- Edward N. WatWnson, Keans- a living room, dining room and either by committee or citizen. Theresa A. Boyle, Keansburg; Ocean Grove.. "iilrd was American Standard in the oxygen flow system in understanding by any citizen of burg; Daniel M. Watson. Hailet; kitchen on the first floor. It has It affords the public the opportu- Vernon A. Brikowski, Neptune; James Queen, Jr., South Bel- up i/J at 17% on 47,700 shares. Glenn's capsule, putting in a new the answer that he receives Harry F. Wheeler, Ocean Grove; two bedrooms and a bath on the nity of address," the mayor com- Hugh L. Brochhagen, Sea Girt; mar; Mrs. Jessica Quinn, Hazlet; Next came Baker Oil Tool, up valve and ducting. This fault had Furthermore, the committee Hull M. Wickham, Middletown: second. mented. Mrs. Ida Brook, Belmar; Mrs Robert A. Quinn, Eatontown; Ar- Vt at 14'/» and General Motors forced a postponement in his would have a record of wha Joseph If. Wilson, Colts Neck; Mrs. Bosner is employed by the His statement continued: Beatrice R. Brothers, Atlantic thur C.. Raike, Jr., Highlands; off % at 541/J. Red Bank Board of Education. flight, once set for today. transpires. Donald B. Wingerter, Rumson; Glenn personally checked out "At no time during my tenure Need Research Highlands; Fred J. Bruno, Edoma W. Ranson, Red Bank; "csterday's closing stocks: Tlie Minugh Agency also re- Shreswbury, and Mrs. Rose L. J. the life-supporting systems in the as mayor has any citizen been "Oftentimes a request for in- iroski, Freehold; .Mr*, I-T-Il Ckt Bik 1» ported these sales: Murt, Oceanport. I burg; Norman W. Robinson, Long ., A 541 ormerly owned by Mr. and Mrs. Keansburg Beach; George A. Ebert, Rum To Charter Bahcock * W 51 Nat Starch 44' James P. Downey, Jr., 52 Rosalie for a question and answer period bring a new sense of dignity to at 8:15 p.m. at tho church. Bald Unta. 15« Nat Steel 55 \ Jeffery Charles Peltz, son of between citizens or between citi- our meetings." son; Mrs. Nym Eckert, Spring Bait k Oh 31 fa NY Central IS', Ave., Lincroft. The frame house The Asbury Park Chapter o! NY Ch*Sl 39' M. and Mrs. Peter Peltz, Maple Lake Heights; J. Richard Elliott, Bivuc CIl 52 contains a large family room, liv- Key Club he chorus, directed by Robert Bell * Hloow <:«» NI& M Pw 43; Ave., was baptized last week in Jr., New Shrewsbury; Willard C. Bendlx It)7* No Am Av 6K ing room, dining area, kitchen, KEYPORT — It was an- Long of Wanamassa, has been in Beth Steel Stl 55'i orchestra. A buffet supper will Beach, with burning his own c»r The consolidated line would be the fellowship, announced that Crown 7.ell 51 Revlon Breakfast be served at the affair, to be Jessie M. Galhright, Long The following officers will be Cruc Stl in"; Reyn Met and making up the story of his called American Airlines, erasing Branch; Richard E. Giddihgs, tickets will be on sale at the Curtlis Wr 17'4 Rey Toh LONG BRANCH - The North- held in the school auditorium. being robbed. nstalled: Frank Fetta, presi- l*m RfRTtt Rocb he had stopped on- the Morgan American carriers. I>u Pont Shell Oil communion breakfast Sunday at Freehold; Thomas B. Grob, Nep-j members arc Dick Bryson, Spaf- Sinclair Plank Rd. last Wednesday to aid The proposal to create a system nun, U Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hahn, tune; Louis J. Grzyb, English-; |for3:H I Warn B V.r. Egg Market Kranl 111 Crnt iVi 1 IVI, -I'n Tel PI., was baptized Sunday in St. Mrs. Adrians Johansen, Lin-! Brysnn, Joe' Maffcy and Alpxi - Int Bun Mch 517 Weal* El NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - Ann's Catholic Church by Rev. 'croft; William Johnson, Jr., Red,Austin: sophomores. Joe F-Yltelc.i Membership co-chairmen Don- Tut Him- M'V I Willie Mot General Strike Called 7nt N'lck 7R'i, I Woolworlli Wholesale csg offerings ample on nthony Luisini. Sponsors were Bank; Arthur D. Jollimore, Mon-:Jose Perez. David Sicpel, David;aid Marvin and Walter J. Osow- Tnt Pappr :r,B, i Ynjst SH4T Int TeltTcl 5('-i large and shnrl on other sizes, Miss Kathleen Hedipan, Hazlet, ALGIERS (AP) — The French Police halted traffic on th<- mouth Beach; Mrs. Patricia A.iOpatosky. Jnhn McDonough. Bob,'ski announced that dues for the Demand fair for large and good nd Emanucl Vilaiss, Jersey City, tricolor was flown today through- city's main streets in expectation [Jordan, Red Bank; Mrs. Dorothy Sears and Garry POM. -year 1%2 are ncing collcctotl, on balance yestprday. reception followecdd iin the Burkejout Algiers' European areas in ol disorders. Troop patrols de- Julian. Red Bank; Gary Kaplan, Reports wore given by [he rdu- and Iliat a membership drive is New York spot quotations fol-jhome. a massive demonstration of op- ployed through the city andarmy Red Bank; James A. Reams Jr., cation and fellowship committee bcinj; conducted. Mr. Marvin low: ; I position to Algerian independ-1 helicopters hovered overhead. Middletown; David M. Kilpour, on the mid-wintrr conference in • said persons interested in joining Mixed Colors \yair Havel) ,SoI,lier jence. ' ! As stores opened this morning Hazlet; Bernard F. Kilian, Sea Kcwark Jan. 17. 'the society should contact him. Extras (47 lbs. mm.) 39-40; ex-: The flag display was ordered j merchants hung out flaggss and Girt: Asbury I-'. Kidman. Key-, tras medium (40 lbs. average) 'faceivos I'roiuolioil by the European secret army or- many decorated their show win- Port; J°'ln Klein, Neptune Town- [ ganisation, which also called for Mrs. Helen S. Kruegor, 36'/2-a7i/2; smalls (35 lbs. av- FORT BUCKNER. O'cinawa dows in the French red, PFANSTIEHL FINEST QUALITY EGGS erage) 30-31; standards 36-38;! Edwin T. F.gelanrJ, 23, son of Mr. |a 75-minute general strike late and blue, West Long Rranch; James M. J Any Quantity! checks 31!/j-32'/2- land Mrs. Barney T. Epeland, f>61this afternoon* and told the F.uro-j -Flags were strung along bal-jLadiso, Red Bank; Roger J. La- • Whites Fair Haven Rd., Fair Haven.jpcan population to turn off the conies of apartment buildings and;France, Union Beach; Henry A. [ DIAMOND Cartoned or Bulk Extras ("17 lbs. min.) -40-41 '/j;, N. J., has been promoted to first j lights in their homes for the last Hew from banks and the big ho-jLavery, Jr., Port Mniimmith: i extras medium (40 lbs. average) I lieutenant. He is serving with the 115 minutes. The strike was ex- tels. I Mrs. Ann P. LcRoy, Eatontown; [ PHONO-NEEDLES Candled and packed 37|/2-38!,4; top quality (47 lbs. j 1st Artillery, a Hawk missile j peeled to paralyze the city. ! Groups of Europeans gaCheredlMrs. Erna Lins, Neptune City, i Regular 9.95 to 19.95 to your specifications. min.) 41'/i-45'/i; mediums (41 lbs. j unit. . • The secret army organization in the streets and some loudly j Mrs. Margaret J. Lins, Ocean average) 38-40!,$ smalls (36 lbs.I Ll. Egeland, a platoon leader j used the occasion of the anni- voiced hostility to President De!Grove; Mrs. Lillian A. LuUlm. [ average) 31-32. in the artillery's Battery C, cn-jversary of tlie I960 settlers' up- Gaulle and his Algerian policies. Fair Haven: Mrs. Clara M. Me- , With this 88 Browns tered the Army in July IDfffl and rising to demonstrate anew its Police removed wreaths placed Davitt, Long Branch; Eugene .!. Advertisement EIGENRAUCH l 1 Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39 /2-40 /;;!arrived overseas last April, hold on the European population in the early morning hours on McDonald. Sr.. Freehold: Joseph 3 top quality (47 lbs. min.) 41-53; [ A member of Lambda Chi Al- and its determination to keep the spots where seven European E. Mack, Freehold; Anthony j 21 BROAD ST. FARMS mediums (41 lbs. average) 38-40; ipha fraternity, the lieutenant is French civilians died in a clash withJMantliok, Belford; Anthony K • smalls (35 lbs. average) 31-32. |a 1955 graduate of Rumson-Fair In sharp contrast to the Euro-j gendarmes two years ago. ThejMarccllo, Long Branch, and j LEWMIL'S RED BANK lHaven Regional High School. pean flag display, the walls aYid wreaths had tricolor ribbons andjThomas 0. Meacliam, Shrews- , • Typewriters • HI-FI • Photo Supplies • Radio • Stereo SH 7-2008 It pays to advertise in The Rumson, and a I960 graduate of windows of Moslem quarters|bore inscriptions "to those who!bury. , • Appliances • Records • Television « Tape Recorders Register.—Advertisement. Gettysburg (Pa^ College. were bare. '. 'died for a French Algeria." I Bernard W. Meier, Hailct; Roc-t. 4—Wed, January 24, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Board Head Tells of 56 School Work NEWMAN LITTLE SILVER - Robert F. Fouratt. president of the Little Silver Board of Education, has urged all residents here to take a more active Interest in school __ -_ SPRINGS ROAD board business and in the oper- M ation of the local school system. Mr. Fouratt stressed this point Monday In addressing the Little Silver Republican Club. PRICg RED BANK He detailed the make-up of boards of education In the state, saying a primary duty is to pro- OPEN SUNDAY vide .for "adequate personnel, buildings, facilities, supplies and equipment .to operate the school 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. system"" and to "establish ai: policies governing the school sys tern." Legs & Rumps of Veal The board, he said, "acts as a general agent in carrying out th "Simply Wonderful" will of the people in the matter! Young, Milk Fed of public education." He said thai in Little Silver it has been foun Sno.Whito LB best to set«up committees within Save 20c Ib. the board to handle different phases of the program. There ii 49 a seven.'inember board here. niAllinrit liril PUADf "Simply Wondarful - Young, Milk Fed Unique Function P "The unique function of the lo SHOULDER VEAL CHOP"SimplSy WonderfulL mu." - Young s>*<,, Mil 3ok cFa ibd. ib. cal district Board of Educatior Sno White — Save 20c Ib. .in New Jersey and in all Ame RIB VEAL CHOPS lea," he said, "has been a primi "Simply Wonderful" - Young, Milk Fed factor in the full development o Sno Whits — Save 30e Ib. Ib. our public schools. There exist! LOIN VEAL CHOPS nowhere else in the world sucl "Simply Wonderful" - Milk Fed $1 AQ an organization to provide fo: VEAL CUTLETS ROUND BONE — Sno White — Save 4Qc Ib. I.U7 voluntary local responsibility fo SWIFT'S PREMIUM public education dedicated to tin "Simply Wonderful" preservation and improvement of our way of life. Educators from other countries are amazed that SAVE 30c LB.! our local boards of control foi SAVE 30c LB.! DAISY public education have functioned so well." HAMS Mr. Fouratt said parents witi questions * or problems alway Hickory Smoked should feel free to call at the Sugar Cured school and make appointments Save 10c Ib. for conferences with teachers or the principal. LEGS O SHOULDER "Simply Wonderful" "All citizens are always most welcome to attend meetings the Board of Education, to as] questions about the work of th ROASTING board and to offer suggestions,' he said. CHICKENS Thomas Judge, program dial LAMB man for the club, said the pur LAMB CHOPS pose of discussions like this one Fancy-Plump Is to "provide a forum when Fresh all residents of Little Silver maj Save 20c Ib. 39 come to learn more about thel 3% to 4 Ib. average local and county government. Young • Tender There will be a talk by presl Young - Tender "Simply Wonderful" dents of the Zoning Board of Ad Pink Mooted Justment and the Planning Board at the next meeting, In the fire Pink Misted house, Wednesday, Feb. 26. CHICKEN David L. Murray, club presl ANOTHER Reg. dent, appointed the folltwln; ANOTHER FAMTASTIC S| |e committee chairmen for thi PARTS FANTASTIC y • year: Mrs. Eve Van Vleek, mem MArFAIR VALUE ! Buy the part you like best MAYFAIR VALUE! bership; Mrs. Alice Cilia, re- BAR-B-QUE A4V freshments: Karl Herrlck, social LEG OR Jl|t events: Chester Apy, publicity, BREAST %*B|U and Mr. Judge, program. QUARTER %0%J Save 10c Ib.

Belford PINEAPPLE - GRAPEFRUIT • Save 5c Mayfair'i Own - Save 6c - Hickory Smoked, Sugar Cur«d Cub Pack 141 had a display ol TULIP FAIR articles they made for the themi Knights of Yore in Bayvlew C School last week. Den 3 was wel- lg. 29 or. comed as a new den. Mrs. Edith con SLICED BACON 49 Winterfield is the den mother, SWIFT'S color guard has been formed DEL MONTE DRINK Hickory Smoked 1 Ib. EQe and the cubs practiced for it. PREMIUM BACON sugar Cure'd pkg. 9T ThB charter will he presented sll d or HORMEL Feb. 7 to the Parent-Teacher As- Or Linden House " "•"»• • No. 2 Ib, sociation, sponsors of the troop Sore 12e PURE PRINT LARD ,,„, pkg. Charles Trost, pubmqster, con eon ducted the meeting. Raymoiv HUNT'S PEACHES Chocolate, B»n»n», Lemon - Freih Fronn Koepf assisted. TULIP FAIR FRANKS &S TULIP FAIR The Uth birthday of Robert MORTON'S CREAM PIES "39 CAMPBELL SOUPS JZ 2 for 33 ALL MEAT Ib. Schmidt, son of Mr. and Mrs. LINDEN FARMS 6 02. Robert Schmidt, Edgemoor Rd Fr««h Frozen SAVE 10c pkg. can FRANKS 49' was celebrated Friday by mem UPTON SOUP-'-"• s ORANGE JUICE 15' hers of the family. FREEZER QUEEN 18 oz. Fresh Frozen pkg. Mrs. Sarah White, Morris Ave. UPTON TEA BAGS 49 BEEF STEAKS 79' eetebrated her birthday Sundaj Fresh - Large with her sister, Mrs. Emllv Cam 8 Inch pie burn of Bradley Beach, who was LINDEN HOUSE COFFEE : 89GOURMET APPLE PIE 39' t dinner guest here, and with oth- FREE 600 er relatives during the week. J < GOURMET doz. 39* The birthday of Larry Suhr, 1 APPLE SAUCE «™— . »25 ENGLISH MUFFINS KING KORN STAMPS year-old son of Mr. and Mrs WITH THIS BONUS COUPON, PLUS THE Alan Suhr, Turner Dr., was Jan. Beef, Chicken, Turkey - Fresh Frozen 16. BONUS BUYS SHOWN BELOW! HEAT 'N SERVE 8 ox. Knights of Yore ttas the themi pkg. for Cub Pack 227 last week In thi 15 /•©. EDEC _ llin _ EDEE Y#/ft Methodist Church Hall. Then den: MORTON'S POT PIES FREE -100 - FREE made shields, helmets, horses and castles relating to the theme, Old BLUE BIRD - Fresh • Save 10c SNO WHITE - Delicious with your Favorite Steak W.KING KORN STAMPS time games were played and re With this Coupon and your Purchase of freshments were served. Rob ert Green is cubmaster. The Blue and Gold dinner will be Saturday ORANGE JUICE 191 MUSHROOMS 49 $7.50 OR MORE Feb. 10, In the church dinln] Limit—1 Coupon Per Adult Family Coupon Effective Thru Saturday, Jan. 27, 1962 Sweet, Easy-to-Peel - California Mrs. George Lewis, West Par Mellow Mild - Save 20c Ave,, entertained members of thi m ib. sewing club last week. Attendin TULIP FAIR PORK ROLL midget 89< SUNKIST NAVEL ORANGES 10 39' were Mrs. Cleonard Harms. Mrs, Red - Beauties «^ *\0% Charles Mcdenbach, Mrs. Edwar AXELROD - Creamy or Chunk - Save 6c C 500 EXTRA STAMPS WITH THESE BONUS BUYS! MaRenheimer. Mrs. Charles Ober- 2 lbs. NO COUPON NEEDED! BUY ALL YOU WANT! !P, Sr., and Mrs. Bessie Evans, COTTAGE CHEESE 27 49' JUICY ROME APPLES 3 - 39 Idaho's Best •• «%#% Effective thru Saturday, January 27, 1962 Mr. and Mrs. George Appe Mtyfalr't 6*n who have heen visitins Mr. an EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS Mrs. John Werner and family o BAKING POTATOES 5 39' With Your Purchase of MUENSTER CHEESE WEDGE 59 Florida - Full of Juice Sunrise PI. the past six weeks Mayfair'i Own - Save 21c 100 will leave shortly for Guatemala ft Ib. 4 POTTED PLANTS pkg. 39 Mrs. Olla Runyon, Church St SLICED CHOPPED HAM SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT 6 39' was given R surprise dinner pa EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS tv Saturday In Shadowbrook 50 With Your Purchase of Shrewsbury, for her 87th birth SAVE MORI AT MAYFAIR WITH THISC EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! 1 day. Member of her family pre 1 POUND OF PIC •N MIX CANDY ent were Mr. and Mrs. William C Becker and sons and Mrs. Aline ICE CREAM u^s. •'• — EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS Newlands of Belford, Mr. andWHITE BREAD 2S22Z -2 for 25 55' 100 With Your Purchase of Mrs. Robert Runyon and family Linden House No Deposit No Return Linden House Granulated of Chapel Hill and Mrs. Everette large 28 oz. GLADE ROOM DEODORANT Hunyon and daughter Jane of Lottie 5 Soda 6 f0r Belmar. Sugar b .*- 49" EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS Hoffman All Flavors plus dep. Jack Frost 100 The first birthday of Oina 29 oz. "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" With Your Purchase of Louise Gucrricri, daughter of Mr.Soda bottle 2f«r43« JUjJdl bag «/O bag • and Mrs. Louis Guerrieri, Brook- Gold Medal, Hcckors, Piltsbury 2 PAIRS of STAGE DOOR NYLONS side Dr., was celebrated Friday Sunswect Del Monte s b 10 C BOILED HAM IMPORTED Ib. 99^ with Mr. and Mrs. John Perrillo, 50 EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS Mr. and Mrs. Michael Guerriero, q,39* Flour b ag - 49° 4" 97 Prune Juice Beech-Nut, Gerbcr's, Helm BY THE With Your Purchase- of Mr. and Mrs. James Perruso and Linden Mouse Mr. and Mrs. Donald Stull, all of 1 Strained Junior LIVERWURST PIECE Best Kosher Style MIDGET SALAMI Belford. I Pineapple Juice,* 4,J1 Baby Foods 10/95° t/85° 100 EXTRA KING KORN STAMPS T With Your Purchase of Any 2 LB. PACKAGE OF MEAT LOAF DENNIS THE MENACE I? HANK KETCHAM RED BANK REGISTER DOWNTOWN, RED BANK Wed., January 24,, 1962-5 Tells of Help Given Needy In W. V EATONTOWN - Rev. John Slater, Asbury Park Presbyte- rian Church, described the activi- ies of his congregation among the needy families of West Vir- ginia tp the Men's Chapter of the Presbyterian Church last week. COTTON CHENILLE Large amounts of clothing have been sent to families in the strick- 2-PC. BATH SETS n coal mining areas he said n one area cited, two mines are operating where 15 once did I n another community, all fami- ies have been forced to leave because of lack of employment. Regularly*' Some families have been relocat- Tremendous value! Mat is ed by the Asbury Park congrega- tion. | fo.im rubber backed and a big Rev. Mr. Slater also reported 18x30". Sturdy cotton chenille that a Spanish speaking pastor •with matching lid cover. 7 fash- and services are being made| ion colors. Rag. 1.59 KING SIZE METAL .available to such groups as desired it in Asbury Park. Always fluffy —and BO long TRAY ON LEGS 4. A list of the medical and sick •wearing! Lightweight for easy •SHE CAN SURE MAKE A ROQW U«ETHEO,CAMrSHE?» bed equipment needed to aid in handling. Flexible connector HANDY 3-TIER the community loan, project was for maximum dust shake-out 100% rayon. Lloyd Rd. From there the group read to club members. It includ- METAL TABLE went to the Poets Inn in Freneau ed crutches, canes, bed pans, 42" ALUMINUM Pays where they were joined by Mr. cots, feeding trays, water bottles, and Mrs. Alfred La Mura and stretchers, heating pads, band- SAFETY LADDER In Fines Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Gentile. ages, heat lamps and invalid rings. 2.99 SHREWSBURY—A Middletown The Parent-Teacher Assoria Persons wishing to make such resident was fined $45 in court designs and colors, tlon will meet Monday, Feb.-5, items available are asked to con- legs have pUtf» Three 15x21" tiers. Sturdy iteel here yesterday by 'Magistrate at the Morganville School. Can- tact Harold Lindemami. 1.99 Whitney Crowell in connection on wheels, electrical outlet. 1 didates for the Board of Educa- The next club meeting will be Rep. 4.98 with three motor vehicle viola Baked enamel—white or colors. tion election will speak. A ques- Feb. 15 at 8:15 p,m. in the chapel. tions. 29'/i" high. tion and answer period will fol Featured will be forum discus- 2-step alumi- Richard J. Fogacci of Roosevelt num frame. low. sion on "Are the churches com- Cir., Middletown, paid $30 for New "Horse bating communism effectively?" reckless driving and failing to re hoof" rubber The Central School Teachers feet, legs stand port an automobile accident. He Association is sponsoring an adult flat. 4T high. •lso paid a $15 fine for littering ice skating party at the Asbury SALE! CANNON TOWELS a street. Park Ice Casino. The bus wi Argument Charles J. Lamb of Jackson St., leave Central School at 8 p.m Matawan.and Robert L. Fisher, and return at 10:30 p.m. SLIGHT IRREGULARS OF another Matawan resident, each Over Wages paid $17 fines in court for speed- ing violations. Mr. Fisher was Marlboro schools will hold BIG 22x44" BATH TOWELS given a summons tor driving 51 Civil Defense exercise Feb. Brings Arrest! m.p.h. in a 40-mile zone. Mr. Parents will receive notice abou COLTS NECK - Robert Ford, Lamb paid his fine for driving it and statements from state 43, of Central Ave., Asbury Park, 36 m.p.ft in a 35-mile zone. Wil- Civil Defense, The Morganville, yesterday was ordered held for mer Lane of Montgomery Ter., Marlboro and Central schools wi the grand jury on charges of Re4 Bank paid a $25 fine for close early that day. Robertsvilli armed robbery and carrying a driving 50 m.p.h. in a 35-mile school will not close. concealed deadly weapon. zone. Ford pleaded innocent to both Mrs. Beverly Rogers of Judith Parent-Teacher conferences an charges before Magistrate Sam- HAMPER AND Rd., Little Silver, and Elmer scheduled for Feb. 6, 7, 8 and uel Sagotsky. After a preliminary Mitchell of Linden PI., Red Bank, in Marlboro Township schools, hearing, the magistrate ordered BASKET SET each paid $15 fines for careless The schools will close early those Ford held without bail. driving. William B. Olsen of days. Conferences will be helc Investigator Walter King of the Chapel Hill, Atlantic Highlands, in the schools Irom 1 to 4:30 p.m Shrewsbury state police barracks was fined $25 for careless driv- Conference slips will be broughl said Ford had signed a state- If perfect 69c each ing. home by each student. ment that he took $30 from his WOOD FRAME employer at gunpoint following 1.77 The Independent Fire Com an argument over wages. You'll really have to search to spot STACK TOOLS pany's auxiliary held its insta Investigator King said that Fri- R«q. 1.98 Morganville lation dinner at the Poet's Inn day night Ford got into an ar- the slight irregularitiesl . These are gument with his employer, James The American Legion post has Freneau, Saturday night. Thi fluffy, thirsty terries , . . each a •tarted its annual March of new officers are Mrs. RolamJ McRiddick, at Mr. McRiddick's Gorgeous gold rose decorated restaurant, the Woodside Park 2.88 Dimes drive. Victor Kelly, coun- Boyce, president; Mrs. Jack Rod- big 22x44" balh-size . . , famous metal Decoware® hamper and ty Legion commander, was pres- ney, vice president; Mrs. William Steak House, on Rt. 34. Reg. 3.98 Cannon quality. Stripes, solids ent to present a certificate to Kutschman, secretary, and Mr The trooper said Ford allegedly wastebasket. White or black. the post for being the first post John Babrisky, treasurer. The 2; pulled a .38 caliber revolver on prints . . . smart decorator colors. 18" high hardwood; In ths county to go over the top persons attending were Mr. am Mr. McRiddick, took $30, and Buy now and save. stackable. Plastic seat In the membership drive this Mrs. Wilmer Kilcomins, Mr. anc left. Mr. King said Ford was Hurry! year. The post also received a Mrs. Jack Holtz, Mr. and Mrs employed as a cement mason by 13x13". Hand rubbed Most Distinguished Service cer- Ralph Howardson, Mr. and Mrs Mr. McRiddick in general con It's easy to CHARGE IT tificate from the national com- Earl Woolley. Mr. and Mrs. Vic trading. at many NEWBERRY STORES blonde frame. mander. tor Wenzel, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ford was picked up by police Ratcliffe, Mr. and Mrs. William in Asbury Park and charged there Mr. and Mrs. William Renehan Kutschman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert with carrying a concealed dead- REFUSE BASKET of Plainfield, Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ly weapon. He was arraigned and P. Denton of Morganviile and Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. Rolanc ordered held for the grand jury. IN GAY COLORS 12-QUART CHROME Mrs, Katherine Egan and John Boyce, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rod Mr. King said he questioned Cronin of Long Island met Sat- ney, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mau- Ford after the arraignement and urday at the home of Mr. and ser, Mr. and Mrs. John Babrisky Ford signed a statement admit- STEP-ON CANS Mrs. Lawrence Youngman on and Mr. and Mrs. John Penksa ting the holdup of Mr. McRiddick 2.97 s and carrying the revolver. Big 32-quart size in tough, dur- Add to the Value able plastic Sandalwood, yel- of your home with low, turquoise or red with a low-cost Home New white separate top in which Improvement Loan there's a handy flap-dooropen - Monmouth \ int. 25 inches high. Gleaming chrome plated steel-easy to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corby of clean. Inner pail is rust-resistant steel St. Petersburg, Fla., have re- rubber bumper handle. turned home after spending a BUY NOW-SAVl $1 month with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hesse, Millbrook PI.

Ait-nry Park • B«4 Bank • Manftiqaan The 15th birthday of Frank De FOAM-CUSHIONED • North Albarr Park » WASHABLE Fair Haven • HolmrJel Nero, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank • firlelle tenge, Chapman Ter., was cele- Momnouth Connlj'i Re- LANTERN & gional Bank, W Team brated Saturday. Present were LAMP SHADES «f Contlnaou Strrle* Mr. and Mrs. Frank De Santos, Member Federal Deposit Ifuuranca Corp* Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Louis HASSOCK BUYS 12" to 19" RED BLINKER Visco and family, West New York, and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard lanmundo and family, Paul De Nero and John and Joseph Lenge. LANTERN & 1.77 BLINKER He's a The fourth birthday of Richard Shanahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reg. 1.98 Edwin Shanahan, Lone Oak Rd., was celebrated Sunday at the 4.99 home of Mr. and Mrs. William Reg. 5.99 Eagan of Bloomfield. 3.97 man. Gay, useful extra seats! 16'/£" round or Keg. 6.99 The fifth birthday of Kathy square shapes, 15" high ... in charming Steel Uialitc Lockwood, daughter of Mr. and lantern attaches Mrs. Lester Lockwood, Louise are you? colonial prints or solid color wipe-clean to battery, blinks PI., was celebrated Friday. At- White rayon taffeta with hand appliqued tending were Karen, Cheryl and vinyl. Walnut finish legs have brass fer- red warning. trim. 12" bridge; 14, 16" drum; 14, 15" Gail Alsbach, John Flannigan, rules. You'll even find Algerian "crush" Karen Learsch, Susan and James bell; 19" junior floor. Whittles, Richard and Barbara hassocks! Wide color choice. Coffey, Lynn and Richard Durino, Kevin and William Lockwood, Mrs. Irene Alsbach and Mrs. I Samuel Alsbach.

Lester Lockwood, Jr., cele- brated his birthday Jan. 11 with1 classmates at bowling and a Family party at home. SIX GAY

Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Codding- !on, Keyport Rd., attended a fam- UHBREAKABLE ily dinner celebration for the first, birthday of their grandson, Dan-,. iel Buchsbaum, son of Mr. anil! Mrs. Kenneth Buchsbaum, Chapel POLY TUMBLERS Hill Rd.. Fairview, Friday. I

Mr. and Mrs, C. Roger O'Con- Handsome 10-ounce tumblers in unbreak- nor. Daniel St., and Mr. and Mrs. able polyethylene- ideal for kitchen or It's never too cold outdoors for H. Winston Williams. Maplewood bathroom use, picnics, grand for children. him. He's all man with a man's Dr., celebrated their 11th wad- taslc—for Krueger. It's beer the ding anniversary Saturday at Ye •. You get six tumblers in clear poly bag. Xfti» coupon ojjer cxpiret January 2$th Cottage Inn, Keyport. way it used to be—the way it Assorted colors. Thi* /r«« offtr expire) January 29th should be. Brewed for 'SAFE* CHRISTIANS Pgi A, ' a K-Man's taste. NEW YORK (AP) — Often, 1 mje ' Try it today. V _&..# Christians have liberty because hey are harmless creatures in ublic affairs," says a new book, DOWNTOWN RED BANK 'Christians and Power Politics," OPEN WED. NITE 'TIL 9 FRI. NITE "TIL 9:30 P.M. Jvraeger Beer y Alan Booth, published by As- O. KRUISCR BSCWHS CO. C»HH$1ON. ft.», ociatlon Press. Ked flank Register QUITE A NUT TO CRACK These Daya; tMMtretf SbMt, feedBank , N. 1. Suta Mtfnr«j tl, MkWtetown Implications in Tariff EiUbUihed 1178 bj John H. Cook tod Henry Cliy THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publtiher 1828-1959 By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKT JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager President Kennedy's proposal to reduce the tariff W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager could eliminate certain industries altogether. Soraa Member of the Associated Press American companies, which have exported huge sums 'n* AttoclttvA Prctt 1* •niltisA •xclutlveiy 10 th» u» lor republlcitloa ol all th* locu o*w* prlat«4 to Common Market countries, or to Great Britain or til U>U n«wipape focussed on jobs. for municipal services. working for a solution rather than he took in $400,000. This year he expects to gross ommendation that a reference Unemployment is not likely to produce a revolu- jpposing legislation merely because exactly 100 times that figure—or $40 million. ibrary and information center Schools are overcrowded. Mid- tion in the United States such as a famine produces in it may take a few dollars out their be located at the Eatontown dletown needs more police. It needs At 43, He Tops His Field Sopping Center. Other libraries an Asiatic country. The reason is that in the United a larger sewerage system. Officials pockets. throughout the country are rent- States we can eat even if we are forced to barter food At 43 Jeno has become far more than America's ing their quarters. This involves for manufactured goods or if we become dependent beansprout king. As president of the Chun King Cor- no capital outlay and allows for the shifting of population. This upon the state. But a depression would force upon our poration, headquartering in Duluth, he is the nation's would bring the county library people; price controls and price controls eventually Allon-Scott Report largest manufacturer of American-oriental foods. within easy access of the people of the county since the center mean controls of every economic media. We have had He also packages Italian delicacies. He has a food is its hub. enough experience with that to know that it results in Investigate the Muzzling of Military Officers empire that stretches from Minnesota to Florida. He Has For the future, the survey sug- social unrest and unnecessary changes. How long such six plants, some 1,600 employees, a fleet of 40 trailer ;ests that certain existing facili- controls can be exercised without an unfavorable con- By ROBERT S. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT trucks. He raises or processes everything from mush- ties be enlarged and all libraries within the county be merged un- centration of power, no one can estimate. A concen- WASHINGTON — Senators in. —nor will we submit to any censors Is harsh characterization! rooms to blueberries, wild rice to celery—on more than der the same system. These are tration of power stimulates political strife. vestlgating the "muzzling" of tion pushing us around." of Communist regimes, and all 700,000 acres. programs which should delight military officers will open their Admiral Burke will take the references to military liberation the reader, the researcher anc Of course, political changes are moving so rapidly hearings today by questioning position that by delivering hard- of satellite countries, He even markets potting soil, sod and moss. He particularly the student. that much happens while one discusses what might Admiral Arleigh Burke, out' hitting, anti-Communist speeches Illustrative of this pattern are has just started a nationwide chain of Chinese drive-in Sincerely, happen. This swiftness is frightening and it has the spoken former chief of nava! he was carrying out "a 1958 Na-the following: restaurants called "Rickshaw Inns." , operations, about the hard-hit- tional Security Council directive A speech by General Herbert Ruth Goldsmith (Mrs. Bernard.) curious effect of producing a political apathy which ting, anti-Communist speech that calls for the utilization of B, Powell, cammanding general, Chairman, Library Committee. tends to fool the politician that the public is satisfied Must Plow Something Back The League of Women Voters President Kennedy wouldn't per- military personnel in a campaign U. S. Continental Army Com- with his conduct. But is it a political apathy or is it a mit him to give, designed to give the public a mand, in which the following Red Bank Region, One thing led to another for Paulucci, a slender, waiting period for a new leadership? This too needs Entitled the "Silver Quill," the better appreciation of the enemy paragraph was deleted: "Th blue-eyed man with a passion for growth. "Just as a DOCTOR FOR COMMUNITY controversial speech was-to have —international communism." answer has been written for the to be studied, for much of President Kennedy's strength been given by Admiral Burke world to see in the blood of mar- farmer must plow something back into his soil, so must Reason for Censoring 3 Oakwood La. comes from the inherent weakness of the Republican just a year ago this week at a tyrs and the ink of genius. In the a businessman," he remarked. "He must create a serv- Rumson Washington dinner sponsored by He will fully support the sub- Ukraine, East Germany, Poland, Party which has no leadership, and no program. Should ice, or make something grow where nothing grew umson Improvement the National Business Public* committee's investigation to de- China, Hungary and othe the Republicans come to life, the Democrats might be Committee tions. termine the 'reason for censoring Communist - dominated slave before. Rumson,' New Jersey shocked by an exhibition of their own weakness. Senator John Stcnnis, D-Miss. the speeches. states, brave men have given "There is a tremendous satisfaction in building a lives to show us the weaknes Gentlemen: It is possible that it is not the people who are chairman of the investigating The Pattern-Senator Stennis' business against odds in a geographical area where Senate Armed Services Pre- investigators, In studying more behind the facade." The Borough of Rumson for the apathetic as much as it is that all leadership has disap- other industries have failed. ast several decades had been paredness Subcommittee, plans than 200 censored speeches, hav< Blue-Penciled Out peared except that of President Kennedy, which means to publish the full text of the established that the principal "You turn a handicap into an advantage—that's most fortunate in having as a r censored speech despite White target of the state Departmenl Admiral Harry Felt, U. S ident one of the formost general that in a two party country there is only one party. House objections.? commander-in-chief in the Pacif- one of the great secrets. It unlocks your mind and ractitioners to minister to their When there is only one side to take, the people often ic, had his statement, prepared makes you alert and creative. Handicaps, strengthen Us and medical needs. The re- President Killed It take no sides. For President Kennedy it would be better for delivery before the House your organization." :ent untimely demise of Dr. He and Senator Slorm Thur- Foreign Affairs Committee las itephen Casagrande has removed if the Republicans had something to say and someone mond, D-S.C, ore going to air June, riddled by the censors. Paulucci believes firmly that "business, like medi- :his source of service and com- to say it. the full story nf how the Presl Blue-penciled out of his text were cine, has too many specialists and too few general ort from our community life. dent "killed" the speech when these warnings of Communis practitioners. , , Councilman McCarter at Rum- Admiral Burke, now retired but strategy: on Borough Council's January "A Penny For Your Thoughts, Harry" serving on a Pentagon panel of The Communist strategy is om Anti Committee Meetings meeting was receptive to the distinguished citizens to assess of subversion and armed revo- uggestion that efforts be in- troop-information programs, took lution supported from outside the "I like to go by feeling, by intuition. When I tiated to attract a general prac- the address directly to the White target nation. . , Guerrilla war- itioner to take up residence and House after Secretary of State fare is co-ordinated with espion- started I didn't try to hire business specialists. I hired ractice in Rumson and advised Rusk flatly "refused to clear it. age, sabotage, terrorism and mass anybody who looked intelligent and energetic—cab he subject would come within As exclusively reported in this demonstrations. Organization i drivers, welders, rug salesmen." he purview of the Rumson Im- column Oct. 30, the President all Important. Their campaigi >rovement Committee. told Admiral Burke: is characterized by infiltration Many of his early employees, absorbing Paulucci's Your early attention toward "While I agree with almost and hit-and-run actions planned enthusiasm and merchandising skill, have risen to ex- e s o 1 v i n g the forementioned everything you have in this according to a set pattern. It can ecutive rank with him. rauld be most appreciably re- speech, I'm going to ask you not be defeated, as proven by Mag Jeno works seven days a week, has no hobby ex- eived. to give it. Secretary Rusk and saysay in the Philippines and by Sincerely, his experts on Russia are op- cept his family. He usually gets to his office at 5:30 ho British Commonwealth in Ma Edward W. Phillips posed to its being delivered at aya. To dn so, we must have this time (Jan. 27, I%1), They a.m., and by the time his employees arrive they find superior organization and mus a sheaf of memos from the boss waiting for them. CEREBRAL PALSY SERVICES »ay it will upset relations." be willing to pay a price. Burke Disagreed "The Communist are not con "There isn't time in one life to take advantage of 465 Dewey St., In his testimony. Admiral ducting warfare in the conven- all the opportunities around you, wherever you live,' Long Branch, N. J. Burke will tell the subcommittee tional sense. Economic warfare he said. "I wish I could borrow a few years from my To the Editor: that he accepted his com- being waged, not for trade after life to complete my job here." On behalf of the officers, Board mander-in-chief's ruling as a purposes but as a lure for polit- of Directors of the United Cere- "good soldier" should, although ical designs. It is warfare Jeno's business philosophy is summed up by two bral Palsy, Monmouth and Ocean Vigorously disagreeing with it. vnlving diplomatic threats, nu- signs he has put up in all his plants: Counties, and the children receive While fully supporting civilian clear backmail. development of ing our services at the Treat- control over the military and hatreds, the Big Lie technique. "It pays to be ignorant, because if you are smart ment Center, 465 Dewey St., Long their right to censor the speeches "t is psychological warfare to you already know it can't be done." Branch, I wish to extend our of military men, Admiral Burkei probe and manipulate a rash of "To hell with committee meetings — push it sincere thanks for your generous will question the wisdom of soft- tensions—to divide us—to confuse publicity given our various proj- pedaling the fight against com- us and cause us to do nothing— through yourself." ects during the past year. I would munism in speeches given, by to get American power to go also like to extend to you and military officers or any other liome, usinq exclusively conven- o stand firm on their right to communism in various forms. your staff a cordial welcome to official of U. S. government. tional means." ensor the speeches by military Also, they plan to submit to the visit our treatment center. He will warn—as he tried to len. , With every good wish for the Answer Charges committee a number of strong In his censored speech— that in They have instructions from the anti-Communist speeches that New Year. dealing with Communist leaders In answer to these censorship White House to stress plans for President Kennedy and members Sincerely yours, la the Kremlin "it must be made charges, State and Defense De- lew procedures and policies in of his cabinet have made since very clear—that we do not like 6—Wed., January 24, 1962 (Mrs.) Charlotte C. Conlin, arlment official* are planning asic Instruction in the threat of taking office. Co-ordinalor, it \ WHY PA Y MORE FOR MEAT?

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Belknap, president muter service loss of $5.1 millio: it Is 8.49 times the record $487.2 the Bell Finance Co., Red Bank (a figure determined by the stati million New Jersey state budget has been elected to a fourth term of New Jersey Itself) and $1.5] America's Single Most Potent Force for Survival Is for the current fiscal year." as president of the New Jersey million/the amount of the state Exchange Bureau which handl contribution toward that loss. credit clearances for 207 license The railroad further has urged al Joseph Thummess, president, consumer finance companies i interested to ask their legislator: Asbury Park & Ocean Grove northern New Jersey. to rush through an acceptabl< Bank, Monmouth County chair- program. EDUCATION! man of the U.S. Savings Bonds Asbury Park and New York commltlee, reports that Mon- Transit Corp. has advised id Pennsylvania Railroad has ap ninulh County residents put bus commuters that, starting pointed -John D. Morris, Balti- $313,328 more of their, money Feb. 15, all Its departures will more, as a director of a program Into bonds last year than they Is it your responsibility to provide a be from Gates 7 and 9 In the to develop a suggested plan of op- did In 1(160. The total came to Port of New York Authority eration for the proposed new 16,411,305. The state total, Bus Terminal, 41st St. and 8th Pennsylvania-New York Centra: $183,712,175, compared with Ave., New York City, Instead Transportation Co., and to assisi $175,680,940 for 1960. quality education for your youngsters? of the 34th St. Greyhound Bus in determining economies tlia Terminal, used for years. The can be produced. Howard Savings Institution, of Port Authority terminal had Newark, said that as of Dec. 31 it been undergoing an extensive The, Monmouth County Plan- held $23,608,780 in Monmouth enlargement program and the ning Board Is distributing the bounty mortgages—an Increase of THE RED BANK TAXPAYER change Is expected to speed up fifth of its series of one-card $1,080,949 over the amount held shore departures. brochures that tell of the value year earlier. The Dec. 31 total of Industrial Investment In Mon- of mortgages held was 2,076. How- Wilbur Branwell, Little Silver, mouth County. It calls the coun- ard Savings Institution Is the manager, • said that exchanges ty "a golden link between the 18th largest mutual savings bank FACES THIS DECISION: handled by the Newark Clearln great urban and Industrial cen- in the United States. T. Frank House Association for 1961 totale ters of New York and Philadel- Appleby Agency. Asbury Park, is $4,238,048,676, and bank debits foi phia," one that has more (nan its Monmouth County mortgage the year came to $19,988,392,452, 12,000 acres properly zoned for correspondent. both representing all time highs, Industry. will you or will you not make a The largest daily exchange wa $30,393,568, recorded Jan. 3, 1651 C. H. Meade, Jr., district man David E. Klingler, Ann Arbor, commitment of interest and support to the The association is made up otager, told a meeting of Shell Oi Mich., has been appointed gener- five banking members in Newark Co. dealers at Asbury Park tha al manager of the systems engi- and seven special members in in 1962 Shell "will continue to vise leering division of the Electron- IDEA OF suburban communities, making more newspaper advertising than ic Assistance Corp., Red Bank. up 82 banking offices with tota any other oil company and wil The division designs and develops resources of $1,801,349,000. irobably be the fifth largest of equipment for cleaning, food ill newspaper advertisers." He processing and for the beverage Robert Edwards, president of :aid that In the competitive busi- industry. less "both Shell and Shell deal- EDUCATION FOR SURVIVAL Electronic Assistance Corp., Red Bank, has announced the appoint- ers must make a concerted effort Burke Completes ment of William A. Wheatley. Ann to please and satisfy the motor- Arbor, Mich., as general mana- ist." Missile Training Come to listen and participate in the ger of the corporation's newly ac FORT BLISS, Tex. — Pvt. Pe' quired industrial Instrument divi- James Locb, president, said tcr E. Burke, son of Mr. and Mrs. V sion at Plainview, Long Island. the Air Taxi Co., Red Bank, set Peter E. Burke, 5 Shadyside PI., The division designs and manu new flight volume records in *ort Monmouth, N. J., completed facturers pressure-actuated in- 1DS1. Ho said 10,208 revenue (awk guided missile unit train- SCHOOL BUDGET HEARING struments for uss in the aircraft rips were flown carrying 18,- ig with the 15th Artillery here. and missile industries. 578 passengers. This rcpre- Burke, a launcher crewman in ;ented respective Increases of lie artillery, entered the Army THURSDAY NIGHT—JANUARY 25-8 P. M. Jersey Central Lines, In its lat- 34.8 and 37.4 per cent over 1960. March 1961 and completed est Commuter's Almanac, urges The revenue mile total of 901,- asic combat training at Fort Interested Jersey residents to "ag- 735 was an Increase of 31 per )ix, N. J. The 19-year-old soldier HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY gressively support" Gov. Richard cent over 19S0, which also was itended Middletowa High School. J. Hughes In his efforts to resolve record year. The company the commuter transportation operates II planes. BREAKFAST MEETING The above statement Is paid for and endorsed by the Red Bank Teachers Association. crisis. It said "Jersey Central RED BANK - Members of the does not have the wherewithal to The New Jersey State Chamber letail Trade Board will hold a continue to contribute the differ- '. Commerce has estimated that ireakfast meeting in Old Union ence between our annual com- state taxpayers will be requiredHouse next Wednesday at 8 a.m. It Pays to Advertise in The Register

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FAIR HAVEN - The Golden winning floats. The committee Anniversary Committee an; also said that a block party will nounced today that this borough's be held that night. On the pro- 50th . birthday party will start gram are pagent shows and a Friday, June 15, with a midnight fireworks display. buffet supper dance for Old-Tim- Frank Perry of 326 Hance Rd. ers. is general chairman of the cele- The celebration will continue bration. Recent appointments to FOOD CITY'S PRICES are on the 16th and 17th, a spokes- the committee include Philip Car- , man said. in, promotion chairman; H. R, On the 16th, a parade is sched Young, fund-raising; Gene Ad- uled. Plans are to have fire com- ams, publicity, and Luke Pryor, the LOWEST in AMERICA panies from neighboring com parade chairman. munities Join the parade. Tro- The secretary Is Bernard Net phies will be awarded to prize- son. Charles Moraller is the Chamber of Commerce represent- ative. E. Win Copeland is the Court Orders Lions Club representative. The celebration will mark the '50th anniversary of the incorpo- EVERY DAY! itf C to Declare ration of the borough. Its Subsidiaries DON'T BE MISLED BY ifflME-ON" SPECIALS TRENTON — Household Fi- Sales Tax nance Corp., which operates branch and subsidiary offices in Is Urged the state, has been ordered by FOOD CITY PRICES are LOWER BY FAR! the New Jersey Supreme Court to Indude the subsidiaries at net Farmers Worth in preparing tax returns. FREEHOLD—Monmouth Coun- "Household Finance (HFC), ty farm leaders have released Save lO^o and more Every Day! Chicago corporation, has offices a statement calling upon citizens In Asbury Park, Eatontown and to rally behind a statewide move- Middletown in Monmouth County. ment to pass a broad-based tax Here is a list of some of our everyday Of 27 offices operated in the state in 1962. by 1957, 17 were branches and prices. Please compare them with what 10 subsidiaries. Following a meeting of the CENTER Monmouth County Board of Agri- Chtef Justice Joseph Weintraub, culture, William A. Schelechtweg, you are paying and then shop FOOD CITY in an opinion, said: "We are not president of the local farm group, CUT told why Household employed said the board adopted a strong and SAVE! subsidiaries. A probable motiva- statement on the subiect, which tion was tax advantage some- is to be sent to members of the where." He noted that HFC sub- legislature and to Governor Rich- 6a!. PORK •idiarles were excluded from net ard P. Hughes. The local ..proup worth.of equity investment in tax MAZOLA OIL is an affiliate of the New Jersey returns for the years 1954 to 1957. Farm Bureau, which for many The Supreme Court, also: vears has been seeking an over- CHOPS Ordered that a condemnation haul and broadening of the tax MAZOLA OIL £ 1.15 commission give a detailed ap- base in New Jersey. praisal for each of 21 parcels of city-owned land condemned by 'Each year," said Schlecht- PLANTERS PEANUT OIL 71' the New Jersey Turnpike Author- weg, "more and more burden Is ity in' Jersey City. The commis- placed on real estate. We are G.I. 1 7Q sion had made a lump sum deter- in the midst of considering school mination of $523,715 for all 21 budgets throughout our area; WESSON OIL Con ••* * plots. Hie authority appealed the making us more painfully aware award, saying it needed a break- of the need to spread the tax load Family 71* down on the details. Superior of our schools among all citizens. WESSON OIL Court,upheld the appeal and or- This is the number one problem dered a new commission to be facing our state, and we believe formed to revamp the awards. that it is time for our elected But the high1 court said that was officials to recognize it and do 3 Ib. SPRY 83* KRAFT'S Zlb. something about it." ~ ~~ ~noTnecessaiy. 6 ITALIAN New Trial He continues: "We believe the Granted a new trial for Wayne answer is for the state legisla- Maxwell Instanf Coffee ox. 79* Fauntleroy, Newark, 33, who was ture to adopt during 1962 a se- VELVEETA convicted and condemned for the lective consumer sales tax to 10 SAUSAGE 1960 slaying of Beatrice Linkhorn double the present amount of Maxwell Instant Coffee or. 1.35 In a Newark apartment. The rul- state aid to local schools. This ing was that Essex County Judge would relieve the pressure where Hot or Sweet Ferdinand D. Masucci failed to It is the most serious. adhere to standards set in previ- "We call upon all property Sanka Instant Coffee 87* owners to Join us In this fight. ous decisions when he allowed a 6 confession signed by Fauntleroy New Jersey farmers are already to be admitted as evidence. paying more than eight times the Yuban Instant Coffee oz. 85* Ib 85 Disbarred Joseph A. Pennica, national average in property tax- an Elizabeth attorney, ruling es; and the current burden on 9 43 that he,' 'Ma taken part In the all property owners has reached Yuban Instant Coffee ox. 1.25 forgery'j.of • a note and a check, the breaking point." had lied to a judge while argu- UPTON SAVARINCQ ing a case and had lied to a client to get a higher fee. Justice Show Slides Pride of Farm Ketsup John J. Francis said evidence Lag* yjt COFFEE T.S W brought against Pennica satisfied TEA 49 the court that he "is rio longer On Norway Pride of Farm Sin */ worthy to bear our endorsement as a member of the bar." Pen- For WSCS nica had been acquitted by Del Monte Chili Sauce 23 WESTON COOKIES QCi Union County court of conspiring EATONTOWN - Slides about FOOD CITY • FUDGE to defnfad the Elizabethport Norway were presented by Dr. and Mrs. William Guffick to a • CHOCOLATE 5 FOR Banking Co, through forgery. Del Monte Peaches • VANILLA > ' Uphold Appeal Joint meeting of the Wesleyan IT 2/39* ICE CREAM 49 Guild and the Woman's Society UpheM an appeal by the Penn- Sliced or Halves of Christian Service recently. sylvania-Heading Seashore Lines against permitting a new trial for Dr. Guffick took the pictures Ddry and DelicaVessen Specials ... jj a Caniden traveling salesman, while attending a Methodist Del Monte Tomato Sauce 10/95* UPTON SOUP 00 Anthony dl Dominico, 32, who Church conference in Oslo last • CHICKEN had lost a suit against the rail- August. • NOODLE road resulting from injuries in a Refreshments, prepared and 4 for served by Mrs. William Vital, 5L Angel Cake Mixes 39' • POTATO 1 Fleischman'sOLEO38<> car-trim accident at Perms Grove; The finding was the rail- Mrs. Willard King and Miss Bar- road was not negligent when a bara Dowen, were In Norwegian Pure Maid BORDEH'S gasoline' truck blocked the view style. BISQUICK £• 43* Flowers were sent to Mrs. BROCOLLI of the>salesman as he approached ORANGE JUICE Gem Flake Rolls the grade crossing, Frank Nine, who Is confined to her home. Bunch Upheld a ruling by the Division FLAKO PIE CRUST 2/37* of Tax Appeals providing that Attending were Mrs. Annabelle Dennis, Mrs. Vema Frailer, Miss the Vfjjunut Realty Co., Newart 20 27v and Ipflngton, be taxed as a "fi- Virginia Zingale, Mrs. Mac Moyle, Mrs. Hagan Mullin, Mrs. Strawberry oz. nancial business" ralher than a 41* SLICED real esjate business. This was Charles Scarle, Mrs. Charles ITALIAN "in yfew of the regularity of Dowcn, Mrs. Lester Armitage, mortgage financing." Mrs. Frank Osgood, Mrs. Ronald BRILLO SOAP PADS ROLLED BEEF Berry. 33* PEPPERONI Dismissed charges of misrepre- Also, Mrs. George Ogden, Mrs. C tentation against Isadore B. Mil- Leslie D. Seely, Mrs. Elliot TO ler, a paterson attorney. He had Ib litts, Mrs. Arden Miller, Mrs. Tomato Soup 4/43* been charged with intent.to de- MUSHROOMS 43 59 Minnie Sweeney, Mrs. Elsie De- fraud !«' corporate client by mis- marast, Mrs. Raymond Bennett, representing the amount of a set- Mrs. John Dietz, Mrs. Theodore tlement. The court said reason- , MEAT SOUPS 2/31* Sliced Italian Zingale and. Misses Mary Dennis, able discrepancy arose over some Chicken, Beef, etc. Ruth Dietz, Henrietta Hermmann, ambiguous language in the settle- POTATOES Marilyn Miller and Janette Os- ment.-: HAM - Capicolla good. Campbell's Veg'Me Soups 2/27* {Imported Boiled Pack 8 Youth Fined CORN NIBLETS 2/33* CELERY ^ 2*'25 Form Our Cracker DeDt. In- Session $50 for Fight Gerbers or HAM - Sliced RED BANK - "Knights of RED BANK - John M. Lo- Beechnut Yore" was the theme of St. Stm'ed Baby Food 10/95* 29' jan, 18, of 109 Bank St. was fined BURRY'S OVAL THINS- Wesron's James Cub Pack 8 meeting here $50 yesterday In court following Gerbers or H dl In the auditorium of St. James his arrest on charges of assault Assortment , . Catholic Church. Beechnut Junior Baby Food 6/83" SUNSHINE " '"* 31* Peachy COBBLER and battery. T m Mrs. George Pellington's Den Police Chief Georgo H. Clay- three presented a skit "King Ar- ton said Logan was arrested aft- KEEBLERPecan' Cookie"~ s 39* N.B.C. SOCIAL TEAS thur and His Knights of the er he fought Monday with Claude scon TISSUE SL ii' Round Table." Pitts, 16, of 11 Westsidc Ave. OPEN EVERY NITE'TIL 10 P.M. Costumes, Including helmets, The chief said Logan was treat- Sundays 'rll 0; Food City opens at 8:30 A.M. Fridays & Saturdays swords and tunics, were made ed at Riverview Hospital for knife by den members. Film slides also CRISCO 31b. 77* wounds on his chest and left ankle. Were shown as historical back- The two men fought near Hud- ground. son Ave. and East Bergen PI., Herbert Frankel, committee he said. White Rose Evap. Milk 6/84* chairman, announced the pack's Detective Lt. Benjamin H. annual Blue and Gold dinner will lover and Sgt. Alonzo S. Cur- be held Sunday, Feb. 11. chin, Jr., investigated. Evap. Milk 6/8*9* Color slides of Pack 8's Christ- FOOD CITY mas party for orphanr at St. OPEN CAFETERIAS Jack Frost* Confectioner, Joseph's School for Boys, Staten FORT MONMOUTK - Maj. AT ATLANTIC S Island, were viewed. Philip en. William D. Hamlin, com- Brown or Verifine 14* Hague took the pictures. manding general, officiated as an Cubs receiving awards were automatic cafeteria wag opened 35 Paul Anderson, Brian Lockwood, in Russel Hall. A similar eating MOTT APPLE SAUCE 01. 37* Christopher Hague, Kevin Lopez, place was opened in the Evans Richard Han, Jack Harris, John area of the Signal Research and Large ^"|* Dittinger, Timothy Darcy, Jack Devejopment area. Operations Can 31 Rogers, Joseph Freeman, Eric are by Wonder Chef, Inc., East HAWAIIAN PUNCH Hedberg, Thomas Ekleberry and Brunswick, a division of Conti- James Phelan. nental Vending Machine Corp. SHREWSBURY AVE. AT ROUTE 35 NEW SHREWSBURY v 12—Wed., January 24. 1962 RED BANK REGISTER GINGER Getlermann YULE PARTY ! Marion Sanders. The members Discrimination A Christmas party was recently ue working'on a "Dpllar Grow Two Herds held by the scout nicfthers in the Project" and social meetings are as our first community outside fire house, A covered dish lunch- being held in their homes. Mrs. the continental United States far Levitt Starts eon was served. On the commit- Robert Courier was accepted as two chief reasons," Mr. Levitt Rated High Ban on State tee were Mrs. Eleanor .Courier, a netf member. The next meeting said. Mrs. Harriett Paradise and Mrs.Will be 3an, 14. Building In "One is.the burgeoning econo- In County Contracts Set my of the Puerto Rican Common- wealth, providing growing env FREEHOLD - Highest produc TRENTON (AP) - The state Puerto Rico ployment opportunities for the lion records In the Monmouth Monday all of its contracts for yesterday all of iU contracts for NEW VORK — A 3,000 house island's labor market. The other County Dairy Herd Improvement purchases and work from now DISCOUNTS! community in Puerto Rico is be- is the overwhelming demand for Association for December in but- terfat and milk were made re- on will Include an anti-discrim- SAVE ON FAMOUS BRAND RECORDS ing started by Levitt and Sons, ination clause. pares favorably with dwelling spectively by the P. D. Van Mat- Inc., as the first ot its home build- standards on the mainland," Mr. er and Sons herd, Marlboro, and Charles F. Sullivan, director of AIL RECORDS ing operations outside the conti-i Levitt explained. the F. G. Rue and Sons herd, the Division of Purchase and nental United States, it was an- Imlaystown. Property, said the clause will ban discrimination in employ- 25% to 50% OFF nounced today by William J. Richard O. Rice, associate g Award Pact ricultural agent, states that the ment, promotions, demotions, INCLUDES ALL FAMOUS ARTISTS Levitt, president. Van Mater herd averaged 49.6 transfers, recruitment and. ap- TRliNTON (AP) — Jesse A. SEE OUR OTHER AD ON PAGE 3 The latest Levitt development pounds of butterfat per cow, andprenticeship! by all state contrac- here on the "mainland" is a UBOHnwland & Sons, Inc., ol Sea tors and subcontractors. 1 1 Monday was "warded the Rue herd averaged I,0i 21 BROAD ST. unit project under construction in .^ "]^'^ pounds of milk per cow. Sullivan said the division does Matawan Township, N. J. 12!) contract to build a LEWMIL'S RED BANK Highest butterfat production for business with firms in almost all The project in Puerto Rico foot stone and timber ggroin • Typewriters • Hi-Fi • Photo Supplies • Radio • Stereo a single cow was made by a of the 50, slates, and any firm will rise on a rolling tract in the Whildcn Ave. in Cape May Point. • Appliances • Records • Television • Tape Recorders cow in the R. Ereiberger herd, anywhere which violates. the Catano area of San Juan. The The contract award was an- Allenlown, with a total of 1,172 clause will lose its contract with Nevar mind fhe story tonight. Teach me to play poker!" first group of houses, which will nounced by H. Mat Adams, state pounds, while highest milk pro- New Jersey. be in the $10,000 - 512,000 price conservation commissioner. duction for a single animal was The legality of the clause lias bracket, is • scheduled for occu- made by a cow in the P, D. been upheld by the state Attorney pancy in the fall of 1963. The first BROKEN COMMANDMENT VanMater herd with a total of General's Office, Sullivan said. year's construction schedule calls, MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - 'A sign 2.G16 pounds of milk for the The clause bans discrimination 'for the completion of 1,000 dwell- stating "The IHh Commandment: Thou Shalt Not Speed." was month. because of race, religion, color or national origin and affects Levitt and Sons has built more erected in front of Palmetto Other hiflh records as compiled employees of all vendors and con- than 60,000 houses over the past Presbyterian Church. by Chris Schiotz, supervisor, are three decades. ' The following Sunday n motor- as follows: ractors. Sullivan estimated his division "We have chosen Puerto Ricoist smashed it to pieces. Five high herds in butterfat production: VanMater, 49.6; C. .1.handles about $160 million worth Warden & Sons, West Freehold, of business, including a $110 mil- "ONE OF AMERICA'S GREAT MEAT MARKETS" 43.4; Rue, 42.5; VanMater, 38.1, lion construction program. and J. C. Ripley, Colts Neck, OTHER STORE: 240 E. ST. GEORGES AVE., LINDEN 38,9. • Five high herds in milk pro- Union Beach duction: Rue, 1,080 pounds milk; MONDAY thru THURSDAY 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Robert McCann, Belmar, 998; The Rosary Altar Society of VanMater, 977; Henry Zdance- Holy Family Catholic Church will FRI. 9 to 10 — SAT. 9 to 9 — SUN. 9 to 6 wic, Smithburg, 967, and Wardell, OPEN 7 DAYS: meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the 939. church hall. A covered dish sup- 4 1 Five high cows in butterfat pro- per will follow the business ses- duction: Freiberger, 117.2 pounds RE* " " sion. fat; D. T. Newbold, Colts Neck, MEAT CITY Continues Its 109; VanMater, 105; C. J. War- Councilman Paul Smith and dell, 100; and F. G. Rue, 96.5. Mrs. Smith, Poole Ave,, attended Five high cows In milk produc- the inauguration ceremonies of tion: VanMater, 2,616; Rue, 2,353; BELL Gov. Richard J. Hughes in Tren- Alex Her, Middletovn, 2,260; Van ton last Tuesday. They attended SMASHING of all COMPETITION! Mater, 2,120, and Newbold, 2,090. WE MAKE LOANS the Monmouth County reception c c TO FOLKS TO BUY and also the State House recep- tion for Gov. Hughes. UNBELIEVABLE PRICE SMASH •• SAVE 40 to 50 Ib.! TV • CLOTHES Food Donations RADIO • RUOS To Be Made The Auxiliary of Harris Gar- SWIFT'S PREMIUM or CHOICE TOYS t CARPETS dens Fire Company will hold a WASHINGTON (AP) — The rURS.lUOCAOE Ralph H. BeiKoip card party in the fire house Mon- President Kennedy administration plans to SHOES • JEWEtRY day. The affair to start at 8 p.m. donate a record quantity of food will be under the direction of TIRES • USED CAR to needy persons and to the Mrs. Paul Gasior. Jr. OUN • BICYCLE school lunch program during the TOOIS • TOASTER coming fiscal year. Robert Hahn, son of Mr. and RANGE • FREEZER This food will cost Uncle Sam Mrs. Raymond Hahn, Aumack IRONER • BROILER fully $800 million. In addition, Ave., has returned from Mon- FURNITURE OR ANY PART Of If the federal government will dis- mouth Medical Center where he tribute nearly $300 million to the was a surgical patient. UPHOLSTERY MORE PEOPLE KNOW US states to help finance school REFRIGERATOR lunch and milk programs. MORE PEOPLE SEND THEIR Mrs. Jack Coughlin was hostess VACUUM CLEANER These gifts ol food and money- at a luncheon last week of the WASHING MACHINE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS TO US outlined in the federal budget for Regular Women's Democratic CAMERA •ENLAROER | MORE PEOPLE COME BACK the fiscal year beginning July 1— Club in the Daughters of America PROJECTOR will be made for a two-fold pur- Hall, Cambridge Ave. A card WHEN THEY WANT MORE MONEY pose of (1) Helping to raise diet- party followed. Plans were made PHOTOGRAPHIC ary standards of recipients and for members to attend the Wom- EQUIPMENT I BELL FINANCE (2) Helping stabilize farm income en's Democratic Club of Mon- or anything to NOW COMPANY by using surpluses which other* mouth County, last Saturday in make your home Vte.NB.742-7?b'874*8?6-935 jfc wise would depress producer the Flamingo Hotel, Keansburg. and living men Offices Convenient to (©I prices. comp/if* and your Home or £ A skating party will ."be held Aoppy , . . your KEDBANK: 77 Broad SIJMI • SH 1-POOO FUEEMOtD: 39 E. Main Strt.t • HOI-UOO SUNDAV SCHOOL DRIVE Saturday morning, starting at 10 PORTERHOUSE 69 work ol home, In tONC BRANCH: 603 B'wo/ • CA 2 I3M CHICAGO (AP)-A meeting of lh» ihop, on rn* EAI0N7OWN: 22 Main SI. • LI 2-4400 o'clock, in the Belvedere Arena, Kosher Style, Boneless Brisket the National Sunday School Asso- GENUINE BABY FRESH JERSEY farm . . . »a>!ei. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS] Keansburg, for the Brownie Hiway 36roor bMvt. • AT1-2300 ciation here initiated nb»- "' troops of Union Beach. Mrs. Wil- LOANS AND FINANCING HANDLED TOR AH IN NEARBY TOWNS at doubling the Sunday school at- liam Truex is in charge of ar- tendance in America oy .... rangements. CORNED BEEF 45f. THICK CUTS CALVES LIVER 59 PIGS FEET 5 MONTGOMERY WARD w. Monmouth Shopping Center—Menlo Park Shopping Center

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RED BANK—170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN—576 River Rd. LIN CROFT—Newman Springs M- at Hurley Lane WEST LONG BRANCH—Rt. 36 and Broadway 14—Wed., January. 24, 1962- RED BANK REGISTER | free performances it hospitals, IVi* HAPPEN TO YOU? Sy Slab tte white keeping in touch with orphanages ind the like. OB oth- Sukarno the anti-'Japanese underground. Ask Parents er engagements he sometimes When the Japanese surrendered, gel: paid—115 with food, $20 with- ie inunwUawJy -: proclaimed City Subway Trains out. ' Wflfirig Totedooftia't independence in IMS.To Support ) "1 make a pretty good living. Bat it WM lour years before to- My wife has a BMady job." 9 dependence w» officially rec- SMger of StunU 'Negotiate ognized with Sukarno the first Higher Pay \ An Irrepressible stager of president. . . Are Comic's Stage By The Aisoclated Preii RED BANK - Th« Teacher* stunts, Burke once tried to sell Indonesia's struggle as a, re President Sukarno ot Indones- Association has mailed letters t| real quarters on a streetcorner ia says the door is open for public, has been beset by econrnn By FRANCIS STILLEY they're saying to themselves parents of school children aski at the rate of 10.for 25 cents. negotiations with the Dutch In thelc difficulties and revolts; con- something like: 'The nuts are ing their support in the assock He didn't make a single sale. dispute over West New Guinea fusion and contradictions. NEW YORK (AP) — A com-really out today.' " IS TO SET ALL THE a (ion's drive for higher salaries.' edian will try anything for a "Ha, just lead," snorted the wise- —provided he gets his own way. Sukarno has weathered the po- But Burke manages to get a The teachers want to add $609 laugh, and Kenny Burke prob- acres. WORK He usually does. The leader of litical storms by two favorite di- few laughs. "Especially from pas- to the current maximum stlar* ably has picked out the world's Burke has ambitions to go to the world's sixth largest nation versionary moves. He has made sengers who Just inherited a mil- ies. wttrst place to try—New York's England ("Maybe I could be an —3,000 islands stretched over six -world tours in the last six lion dollars." The Board of Education, In itj subway, trains. instant Bob Hope"), to set up a 3,000 miles of sea—Is a political years. He always comes back to The 39-year-old comedian, a hospital ("for sick comics") and .— paradox with a guile and charm dig up old colonial skeletons left proposed 1952-63 budget, plans t(} "I figure a giggle there is rumplc-haireu" chap with a line to visit Moscow ("Khrushchev acknowledged even by his ene- over from centuries of Dutch offer $300 increases to teacheri worth a guffaw anywhere else," of chatter about like a buzzsaw might even declare peace to get mies. rule. with 15 or more years of exper- says Burke, "so that's why I gone berserk, claims women and ience. : train-test my new jokes. I call rid of me"). A spell-binding orator, he has Born of a Javanese father and mental patients make the best Everywhere Burke goes, a Balinese mother, he was edu- Dr. M. Gregg Hibbs, superin> my shows there "Subway Spec- audiences. ("I don't know why— reigned as a virtual dictator over taculars'." hands out cards saying: "Have the 90 million Indonesians since cated at Bandung in Java and tendent of schools, last night said and I' don't want to find out fun, will travel . . . Comics any set out to become a civil engi- he does not agree "with rh» A tougher spot could hardly be either.") they gained independence from style—standing up, lying down the Dutch in 1949, He calls it neer but soon shifted to rebel board's action on salaries." found, except, possiblp at Coney Piano Added Island during a hurricane. The running .". . Comic on duty U "guided democracy." politics. He declined to comment public- One time Burke and some of hourh s . Weddings, gas sta He has escaped four assassin average subway rider is hot, his waggish friends decided to . g 'Open-Minded' ly on the salaries, proposed by tired, churlish and crushed, and lions, super markets, jails and On the international front, he ation attempts—the last early the Teachers' Association, other set the subway floor show to mu- this month while on a tour of most likely sore at his boss, his sic. They carted a piano down divorce courts, sewers and tun is a self-proclaimed neutralist than to say he has made his wife and himself. nels, funeral parlors." with a foot in both the East and the South Celebes fanning fever views known to the Board of Ed- the slairs and onto the platform. for an invasion of West New "Well, whadda yuh expect for No train came immediately, but West camps . . . welcomed in ucation. Guinea. ,15 cents," he joshes the sourpuss about nine cops did. ©Kin* Futures Syndicate. Inc., 1*62. World right* reserved. : the Kremlin and the White House, Thomas F. McNulty, a mem- Jayce.e. Week He likes to be called "Bung puss passengers, "Milton Berleor Peiping and the Vatican. ber of the welfare committee of "! paid my fare." Burke ex- Karno" (Brother Karno) and Jimmy Durante?" says Burke: Scruton, John Seitt, Garry Rous- "I am no Communist," he re- the Teachers' Association, said, postulated. "You want a quarter tell* the masses lie wants on his 'The Nuts Are Out' seau, Ronald Casterline, Jim Mat-peatedly says, "but I am open> "We have no other recourse- than for the piano?" Dawson, As Labor Camp tomb: "The tongue of the Indo- "When 1 get up in the middle; Burh |s an() thews, Richard Hayes, Roger minded." He recently advised a to go to the people. It is they who nesian people." off a car and start puttinpgg on the back above d ^ Moffler, Donald Moran, Fred group of young Indonesians: pay the salaries, and their chil- Koch, Roy Melvin, Cliff Ault, patter, some guys act like they re Exec-Up, Visit For "Don't be afraid of being leftist," TITLE IS CHANGED dren who are affected by low one "I like stalled trains beat," Steve Laug, David Devlin, Dan going to pop rne - Others Burke says. "The customers can't Another time he said "We must NEWARK - Newark Air Force standard teaching." Rosen, James Farreil, Bruce won't even take their noses out get out and they can't throw rm dare to do a little gambling," Contract Management District is Busy Officer Troop 110 Kurtz, Jeffrey Muesslg, Richard A public hearing on the budget of the newspaper. Some just give out. Sukarno has been a political the new name of the former New- Brandow, Bruce Burton, Neal will be held tomorrow at 8 p.m. me a cold stare and you can tell Losing a Hat RED BANK - Robert W. Daw- LINCROFT-Boy Scout Troop juggler—or gambler—most of his ark Air Procurement District, lo- Krause, Greg Huminski, Arthur in the high school library. The "[f I ever get rich, I'm tfoin*son is one of the active leaders 110, with 36 scouts and their lead- 60 years. He is using familiar cated at 218 Market St. The dis- Limann, John Winkelmann, Rich- budget totals $936,012.70, an in- NOTICE OP KAI.BI to buy my own subway and fil of Ihe Red Bonk Area Junior ers, spent the past week-end tactics in the current squabble trict administers W.r Force con- On Monday. Vrtinutv i. WM «1 ( ard Toop, Brian Burgler, Chris crease of 55,795.95 over the 1961. • :8O A. M I will Mil "I public auc- it with other comics. Th-ey'I Chamber of Commerce which is camping at the Farm Labor Camp over claims to Dutch-held West tracts awarded companies in 14 Rudner, John Mulheron, William 62 budget. tion on liehalf of Sracust Mnnnco Co, laugh at anything , . . profes- taking part in this week's nation 'n Holmdel. New Guinea — talking peace North Jersey counties and in Stat- It 18 Broncl St., Rcrl Hank, N. J, nor Cunnane, Lincoln Davis, and Taxpayers will be required to 19fi(t Renault 4 !»r. Bitn., 8er. N". M.»-sional courtesy, al observance of Jaycee Week The group left Lincroft Friday while mobilizing for war. en Island. It assists large and 30.18 lor default In « Coniillloiul Dennis Monahan. Junior Leaders provide 5963,012.70, « decrease of Knits CtmtrRct nmrifl by ]lll«t C. Rnyn- "I started my career on buses night, and returned Sunday. Al- Jailed 12 Years small concerns to participate in Inn. Said car m»y l>« """ •' ""1 though cold, the weather was present were Albert Aszman, The Dutch have been his ..fav- $27,054.52 from the tax levy in Bunk Auto Imporu, Ntwman Sprint* I quit that because one day I the procurement program. the 1961-62 budget. ltd., R«f1 Bank, N. J. sent my hat back for collec- favorable. Two light snowfalls Thomas Krause, John Boots, orite whipping boy for three de- a The association claims that FRANK LOVKKIN, Aucllra tion nnd somebody stole it." iaturday added to the interest. Charles Tuffiash, Frank Neary, cades or more in his rise to be- NEW SUPERVISOR Jan. 3i J'.\:u In addition to preparing their "—i O"rIt nid Paul Engel- come a national hero. LONG BRANCH — Electronic failure to provide increases at Burke will put on a show any the top of the salary guide will, NOTICE where anyone will listen, and ev- own meals, the boys participated drum. Adult leaders were scout- When the Dutch ruled, Sukarno Associates, here, has announced result in a loss of experienced Sealed 1»I<1B tram Small I)ualne*l en if they won't. Ho gives many n a scoutcraft advancement master Andrew J. Lennert, assist- was Imprisoned or exiled a total that James D, Dailey, Mana- Concern* for electrical mo'ifrnlzHlfor teachers. at [hi U.S. J?n«t Of fin1, lied HanK session, a hike to the Bell Labora-ant scoutmasters George Klause ? 12 years for rebel activities. squan, has been appointed as its N J, ProiitcPNn. «t((]2—7»: will lir r^celvfrl until 2:00 P.M. R.aT. Feh , K1IT1CK :ory site, and a campfire pro- and Paul Moffler and troop com- With the Japanese conquest of supply supervisor. He formerly The maximum salaries pro- 1« 1082; anrt then publicly opened- SCPKHIon rOIIKT OF NKW .JEKSKY mitteemen Albert Aszman, Carl he Dutch East Indies in World was supervisor of materials posed by the teachers are: B, A., Bidding mate rift I may In* obtained MMNCKHV DIVISION ;ram. t/tBr 1>2M2, from Ihe nuilnrii Serv- Vovkel No. V JD71 60 Scouts attending were Robert Rosen, Lester Moran and Holmes War H, he was released and handling for Lockheed Electron- $8,100; M. A., $8,400, and doc- ice Center, Oeneril Rervicm Admin- Phsdnw J.awn fiavlnfiii nnd I-^an M- ooenly collaborated with them, all ics Co., Plainfield. torate, $5,700. lilrailOO 269 Hud*™ filreet, Nrw York «ric|i\Uor], a corporation of th» Hlatp ichaller, Larry Hallman, Jay Burton. 13 N. V., or from trie riipitodian ol of New Jprflcy, I'lalnllfl vs: Mary th« building wh«r» the work li to be Klnelll, ^t all., Darcndnnl* dan «. By vlrtiin or a. ftut of pxrttiitjnn OPEN DAILY Jan. 23, 33, 24 In thn itbovd alalcd net Ion to ma di- rected, 1 stiell rxpoae ior Bale at pub- lie vendue, «t the Oourt Huiiae In the trough of Frefliol.1, County ot Mnn- 10 A. M. 'til 9:30 P. M. SHKItlU'N SAI.K mouth, NRW Jersey, on Monday the '1 COURT OP NKW JKIISKY .Illi dny of FVbrunry. 1062, nt 2 o'clock MONTGOMERY WARD ( HA.NCKKV DIVISION I'.M. WfVftllliiB Timi". TUESDAY & SATURDAY 'TIL 6:00 P.M. MONMOUTH COUNTY ALL Hint certain Int. tract or par- MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER, EATONTOWW-LI 2-2150 el of inml nm! premlopB, hereinafter Dockrt No. F-4MM [>arlktiUrly dr-nciliini, mtunlp In thr STBWAKT COOK, rialntlff vi: IHIRII of Red Bnnk, In the Courty DOHA REEVEY, «t (Us, Dcfcntiinla of MortmouLh and Stale of new Jer- By virtue or » writ nf execution In icy: the above mated net Inn tn me rtl- nKniNNINO at a point In IIIB past- raeted, I ihall expos* for nale at pub-vnrrtly line of Maple Avrnne dlnlunt He vendue. lit the Court House In tlw ;Cl fret 6 Inches HOiilhwanily from a Borough of Freehoji], County of Mnn-marble monument nt HIR mil th went moulh, New J 200 fcr>t to lot mnniier nlnft on Slutpr'n tln\> ut l a take; thencp mMUtwurtlly on n, linp two sons at 21 Parker PI., Joti filed In the Monmnuth County larallel with MH1(1C Avi'tim; 70 feet Shrewsbury. ' . - - nn n «pyt and bounded and described B.B lino pnrallrl with the rirnt mcntloncl Their sons are Russell, 7, and lino 200 frrt Mo thrrpmher U. IMl Said premisei are also known IRA E. WOI-OOrr, Rhprlff. president in addition to his pres- 201 West I3er|Vn Place, Jted Hank, I-eroy ». Throrkinorlori, Atly. Jan, 10, 17, 21, 31 J.16.B4 ent position. One of his many New Jenpy, duties is the handling of publicity. Tlia approximate amount nf ths Judp- STATK OF NKW JKRSKV Blent (o be nail*fled, tiy aafd calo li UKIMKTMKNT OF STATK. He is now employed with the thfl sum of 12,000.00 together with Uie 1 oo*l* of thin sniff. CERTIFIOATK O* UISSOLIJTION Monmouth County National Bank 88 Dated January fl, 1P62 To nil to whom these presenli may at Red. Bank, in the mortgage IHX E. WOLCOTT, Sheriff. come, Orectttig; Rpuinlllr, Cornwall. Mnuaner . WHEREAS, H ippenrn to my nail department. 'action, by duly authenticated rocor A. Carotenutn, Altyi, if !hc rrocrpdinm for IIIB voluntnry Un. J*. Si', r«b. T, 14 |M. dlaioliltlon thereof by thn nnnnlmciia CO li wont of nil DIP atnckholrtern, de- il In my office, that """" !-. FAIR HAVEN. INC. 2 County NHEKIFFS HA1.K pnratlon ot this Btalf, whoie principal Rich colors are sealed under the glaze and SLTKBIOR COUNT OF NKW JEKSEV ffir<> in vltuated nt Nn. 7;i Hroad CHANCJKKV imiSlOV Btroet, In thn Borough of Red Bank, can't be harmed by harsh detergents, auto* MONAIOtTII COUNTY County nf Monmouth. Slalo of New Men Being Docket No. r Ul-fll Jeraey (Tho». P. Coromut being the «(tent therein ami In cliargo tliereof, mafic dishwasher. Every piece is oven-proof, Arrow BavinBI and Loan Aisoclnttnn. upon whom proceis may b» aervpd), a New Jcrity Corporation, Plaintiff lias compiled with tha requirementn of VR; Mortimer V. Harrington, «t al, De Title 14, Corporfitlons, General, of Re- Released too! Set includes 8 each: dinner plates, cups, ftndanla vised Statutei of Now Jersey, prelim- By virtue ot a writ of execution In TRENTON — Two Monmouth n inary to the issuing of tnii Certificate saucers, soups, fruits, bread-butters; bowl, the ahova it&t«d action la me directed, of Dissolution. I sha.ll espoaa for sale at jmlilie ven- County prisoners are to be re- dun, at Ui« Court Home In tlm Bor> NOW THEREFORE, 1 the Secretary leased on parole, the state Pa- platter, creamer and covered sugar. oiiRh of Kreehold, Count v nf Mnn- of State of the Stnle of New Jersey, month, New Jerney, on Monday Un Hereby Certify thnt the naltl mr- role Board announced today. paratUm ilM, on iiie Twfnty-nlnlh day itnii tlay ot February, 1802, at 2 o'clock, " " "'--- 1M1. file In my offl P. M. PrevalllnR Time. They are Melvin Hall of Key. MA, ot the following tra^t or rmr rtuly executed nttpnted consent "ROYAL VISTA" In writliiR to the dlBsolutlol n of port who, on Sept. 9, 1960, was eel of land nnd prrmlien hrrefnnftfr cnrpnrntlnn, *>xpruiPi| by all the Blork- sentenced to from two to three n urn) bpinvc In the Tow'nuhlp of "Mlddli inlOcr* llierfof, which nald consent and years for escape, and James town. County of Monmoulh and Stale 7.06 OFF! WARPS 53-PC HOSTESS SET SAVE 23% ON 66-PC. SET "VIOLETTA of NPW .Irmi'y: iKld ai> now nn file In my antd office Wheeler, Long tBranch, who on tlEQlNNINO at ft point In Dif iu> aa provMrd nv lnw. trly line of lllhxiln Aveniir* dim IN TESTIMONY WHEItKOFHGItKOF, 1 June 13, 1958, received a sen- FOR 8 OF IMPORTED SEMI-PORCELAIN BAVARIAN CHINA BY JOHANN HAVILANft wcatcrly M (eet from IIIB Intrmectlnn tipr<>tto my linnet anand tence of six to 10 years for break- nf snlrl olile of Illinois Avoinic ivilh affixedd my ofriclal seall, it Tren lha wemeriy linn of (irarn Avenue - tun, tblfl Twcnty-ninlh dny ot ing and entering with intent to (formerly Monmouth Avenue*, npremhrr A. IX on« thmiaand Steal. thence running U) nortli t drgrtti nine huintred and •luty-one. 15 mlntltei weal 1O0 >rt; KDWAItD J. rATTK In addition, the board «aid 16 thence rurmlnf (3) south 83 degreei Secretary of 44 88 45 mlmileii WPH &n rert; Jan. 17,. 2*. SI other prisoners would be paroled thence running (.1) tmuth 0 degrera IS ml nn lei Ennt 100 feet to Ihe A (on RIO. 21 JO •alri ilrt* nf minolit Avenue; .thence running H) iiDrth 8.1 rteRret 14 49 4fi minutes east fXJ feet to the point and piacn ot Beginning. You'll save as never before on Thft above, d^itcrlbnl preralnei are Delicate violets pattern this the name premlRM con vr vert in \ timer V. Uarrlnston »nt\ Mae A. H&r- this top-quolity dinnerware. It's rlngton by pectl dnirtl Upcr-niiipr .1, For Your Home translucent china, with elegant 1039 and recorded January 4, 1060 in gaily patterned to bring a fes- Book 290fl of Defda for MOD mouth embossed edges rimmed in 22K Cnunty, page 389. IN Tha nald nreml»fi are further rt**«EK* tive look to any table setting na.tefl a« ti Illinois Avenue, Mlrtdle- gold. Set includes 8 each: din- town Townahlp. New Jrncy. and has the same fine features The nrproilinntr amount nf the In nerplates, saucers, bread-but- menl to he natlnflM liy nald KBIH th* cum of fio.finooo together w-ith the as semi-porcelain above. coflin of thin •ilc ters, salads, soups, fruits; 12 Dated January 4, im2 Aluminum lllA E, W0I/-OTT, Bheriff. 16- PC. STARTER SET-Reg. 5.95 service for four cups; 2 vegetable bowls, plat- Kuckrr, Goldberc A Weiss, 32-PC. SERVICE FOR 6-Reg. 11.95, now priced at just 9.44 ter, creamer & covered sugar. Jan. U, 31, Feh. Tt It $17.17 Storm Doors 78-PC. SET FOR 12-lncluding 13 serving pieces, reg 32 95..26.44 98-PC. SET FOR 12-lnduding 6 extra cups, reg. 69.95 69.88 lfl-391 SIIEItni"rt KAI.K •VPER1OR (Ol RT or Sf.W JERSKV and fMANCKRV ItlVIKION MONHOVTH COIWTV llocket No. P UVflt JameH H. Anderson, rt al. Plaintiffs WINDOWS TP: llrlen Lucille Cluary, Defendant By vjrlui of a writ of execution In Signature Fry Pan tlif above elated nctlon to me iltrrclnd. I shftU expoie (or anl»> at public v-cn- rtnr. at th* Cntirt Ilouae In thn Ror- OURII of Frerhold. County of Mnn- nmulh, New Jrrar-y, *nn Motirtay the 19!h day of February, ]062, at 2 o'clock, P. M. Prevalllnit Tlnif. 88 All the foliowlnie tract or parcel of land anrt Ihe prf-mlim lirreliiBtiPr SIX particularly deirribed, a dilate. lylnR .atui ttrtnic In lli't RormiRh of ned Hank, In the County of Jlonmouth and BEAUTIFUL fttnf* of New Jersey: DECORATOR 8 BEGINNING at a point In the north- rrly lino ot Mectuinlc Bltrrt and ftl UL Approved. Stay bright finish. Cool the eouthcuterly corner of land con- STCAM-AND-DRYIRON IO.CUP PERCOLATOR vpyrri hy Willie A. Clnytun In COLORS! Harriet 1>. Cannon, thence Hi rimterly Black, .Green, Bronze, Pink, White, Beige Ready to iteam-preis in 2 plastic handles, imrnsrsibla type. Probe Automatic) Keeps coffee hoi PIIOIIE the northerly »ld« nf Mpi-hnnlr minutes! 6-oi, tank; Btrert. thirty feet four and nnr-lmtf A Truly Low Cost Decorator Touch to Your Home 'til serving time. Pol- Inches tn land of Edmimri Wilson; 32 iq. in. Soleplote. 8*4 thence (1) nortli six ilrjcrers WPM nlnnj; included. Save now .... '«hed aluminum. •" Innd t-f WitKon. ninrty-two fr. Elecrrocore Color < rt > wrutr.riy parnllfi wllli Mrctinnlr Blrpft aforcfliild ntv\ sill) nlonf; tnnd of • Won't crack, peel or blister • Never needs painting Wilson, twriitv-ttiiic fen nlnp liu-lion la the norHifa«ti>rly rornrr "f land ron- • Cleans easily with soap and water voyp»|i »i,v Willis A. {'liylfin H. llntrlct • Eliminates polishing / V). Cannfin: flirncf Mi umilh five dr- grew thirty in unit rp r.-i^l ulttrtv-two fort eiplil Iriiif* ni-irp fir ]rsi alone • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY CLEARANCE .... CLEARANCE .... CLEARANCE. ... thf said rnslrrly Intr nr In in' r;n- vryn.l by Wlllfn A. riavton lo llnrrlrl STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 6 P.M. 1» rinnori In Ihr point nr pin re vi Regular 2.49 Regular 3.98 Borinnlns- WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 ^^ Regular 2.49 firing comnmiitv known mid dr"lK- "Between Yanko'i & Rcussllles" \2y natod BB No. 47 Mechanic Strrrl, Ked BflTik, NPW Jcrnry. LIQUID GLAMORENE Glamorene Dry Cleaner Th« npiiraxlmntr mnnunt of Ihc-JudR- Aluminum Clothes Line merit tn ho untlnlffd liy tnUi nule is th# mini or $1.00(100 tnprtlirr with «ir font* nf tlilfl nnlr X*- 0 WIlo. had •ewtgVumg ' Dated Janunrv II. 1f«2 Vi gal. 100 ft. IRA E. \vnu:nTT. Piicrllf. 32 Broad St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bonk $144 $188 $|44 Keiifl5Jilr. Cornwall. Mniienpr A size Parntpntjlo. Atlyn. sue coil Jan. it. 21, f>b. 7, 34 f».9| 1 T i Use Our Want Ads Home Delivery For Quick Results BED BANK SH 141010 DAY ' ^ ManD*rrtimxMinrvo/iy-ttT,wt v j 40"Wt*' k Dial SH l-l 110 NIGHT WGISTER SECTION TWO WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 24,1962 7c PER COPY New Jersey For Raritan Hospital News Briefs To Extend Option By The Associated Press NEW VERNON - The Army) Monday. Her formula for a long RARITAN TOWNSHIP - La- Corps of Engineers has unveiled life was "work bard. I worked mond Construction Co., Inc., New plans to create a reservoir and many a time until two In the York, will be given a three-month recreation ares In the Great morning." Mrs. Williams was option extension on the 17-acre Swamp ot Morris County. The born In Milford, Pa. She came Harvey S. Bedle tract, F. Frank move may permanently block any to Newark In 1890 and opened Weigand, Keyport, attorney for attempts by the Port of New! a dressmaking business after Mr. Bedle, informed The York Authority to locate its pro-! her first husband died. Register yesterday. posed new jetport in Uie area. Lamond plans to construct a' The engineers said the proposal, 206-bed, $4,500,000 hospital at the part of the Passaic River flood NEWARK—Five employees ol site. control program, will be ready the Erie-Lackawanna Railroad The. firm has held an option on in six months. The Army said have been arrested on charges o: he land for the past six months.' some residents would have to stealing five television sets from That option expires today. move out of the area, but the an interstate shipment. FB: Mr. Weigand told The Register •mount of relocation necessary agents, who made the arrests yes that Mr. Bedle, who is in Florida has not been determined. The terday, said the sets, valued a recovering from an illness, has Great Swamp area is surrounded $196 each, were stolen last Octo- consented to the three-month time by many luxurious homes. ber from the railroad's Croxton extension, and that the new op- Yards in Secaucus. Arrested were' :ion papers will be drawn up this Charles Alexander Blomquist, week. NEWARK - Funeral serv- brakeman, Roselle; Louis An- Mr. Bedle is the director of ices will be held Thursday for thony Chiamese, a brakeman Bedle Funeral Home, Keyport. Mrs. Louisa Williams, who was Wood-Ridge, and James Corcor- South of Rt. 35 103 years old when she died an, a fireman, Joseph John Hess, HISTORIC DOCUMENT — Newly installed officers of ths Port Monmoulh Fire Sr., an engineer, and Stanley S. Company Auxiliary look over the water-stained charter of the company which was The site is on the south side of Olsen, a conductor, all of Jersey Rt. 35, at the rear of Shore Point City. salvaged from a fire in I960. The new officers are, from left to right, Mrs. Wesley nn, between Holmdel Rd. and Ward financial secretary; Mrs. Robert Runge, vica president; Mrs. Ronald King, Bedle Rd., extending 970 feet School along Holmdel Rd. and 875 along FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A New secretary; Mrs. William Dowem, president, and Mrs. Paul Ludlow, treasurer. Bedie Rd. Jersey boy was killed and his Philip Cohen, executive of the Budget parents seriously Injured ye* Lamond firm, said yesterday that terday when their car skidded the company's discussions with into another car on icy U.S. 68 Cool Reception for Budget he state Department of Institu- here. Killed was Joseph F. ions and Agencies have arrived Adopted Czekala, Jr., 5, of 1614 Fill- at the state where "We are in more, Camden, N. 3. Hospital- agreement as to the state re- ized in serious condition In Holmdel Objectors See School Schedule Trills' LEGAL ARSONIST — Matt Reilly holdi his granddaugh- LITTLE SILVER - The Board quirements for the hospital." Flagstaff were his parents, Ar- ter and smiles as a housa ha owns burns in Lanesbore, of Education last night adopted HOLMDEL — The Board of He said a separate corporation my Sgt. Joseph F. Czekala, Sr., • proposed 1952-63 budget calling Education's record $535,615 bidget will be organized to build and Mais, Hs set ths house afire himself, The Lanesboro 32, and, his wife, Bruna, 33. for an increase of 528,997 school for 1962-1963 drew a cool recep- operate the hospital and that "the tavern keeper burned the 209-year-old structure rather tion at its public hearing last corporate structure and its prin- taxes. than pay higher taxes. The valuation had been raised The board rejected pleas by TRENTON - Leo R. Forcella, night in the Holmdel Elementary :ipals will be made known to the Borough Councilmen Michael Raf- convicted for the murders of hi School. state agency at the proper time." from $1,200 to ?8,600. Reilly had not lived in the ferty and Robert Frederickson to wife and a girl friend 12 years The proposed schedule calls for He said the state unit has de- house reputed to be the birthplace of Josh Billings, add 512,000 to the planned $35,000 ago, is scheduled to die in the $166,000 in teachers' salaries, an cided not to press its previous surplus appropriation. electric chair next week. His plea increase of $38,100 over the 1961- demand — at this time — for a tha 19th century humorist, (AP Wirephoto) Mr. Rafferty also contended for executive clemency was 1962 figure. list of doctors who plan to partic- that the board's estimate of turned down by Gov. Richard J. The board expects to hire four ipate in the project. $15,000 to be received in federal Hughes yesterday. New Jersey more instructors, making a total 50 Doctors Governor Attends, lid is lower than actually will be has not had an execution sine of 24 classroom teachers and a Mr. Cohen reported that "aboui received. August 195S, the longest such pe- music teacher, and adding to the 50" area physioians are "inter- Robert Fouratt, board presi- riod since the electric chair was faculty a librarian and a remed ested." dent, said the board does not first used by the state 54 yean ial reading teacher. He said the hospital directo 3,000 at Opening want to appropriate any more ago. The governor, who wai The anticipated enrollment is has not yet been, selected, bu funds from surplus. It desires to joined in a hearing by the three- 615. that "we have advised the state leave sufficient monies to meet member state Parole Board, said Objectors in the audience that the name of the director wil1 expenses in any emergency. Forcella's plea was "weigher pressed the issues of "frills" and be made known as soon as he 1: with the utmost gravity, having 'luxuries" and questioned the selected." Of Farm Show Up $9,304 in mind both the seriousness of need for a librarian and remedial The Lamond official reporte The proposed budget totals the sentence imposed ... am reading specialist. that the hospital wiH be finance' TRENTON (AP) — An esti-part on better management ol $763,636, of which taxpayers will the nature of his crime." For- through a combination of "mort mated 3,000 persons turned out water resources. Items Scored b» asked to raise $627,073. The cella, a 60-year-old house palnte gages, private capital, our own for the opening day of the state C. H. Fields, executive secre- total budget is $9,31)4 higher than from Montclair, was sentenced t< Other targets were the change- capital, and funds from partici farm show, including Gov. Rich- tary of the N. J. Farm Ejureau, the current budget. death for Wiling his girt friend: over of high school students from pating doctors for hospital equip ard J. Hughes. called the current trend toward Mr. Fouratt said the board is Marian Wetzei, in a Newark tav Keyport to Red Bank High Schoo: ment and working capital." Hughes told the opening day conservation in America a considering a new salary guide em In February, I960. He ha: which is scheduled to take place Regarding the three-month op gathering yesterday that the rap- healthy sign. lor teachers. been on parole from a sentenci in September, a $10,000 archi- id urbanization of the state 'has 1 tion extension, Mr. Cohen said, He said in a speech, prepared for killing his wife 12 year tect's retainer for future build- Teachers with a B.A. degree "We would have preferred a six to be so planned that the im for delivery to the Farm Electri- would start at $4,800 and reach earlier. ing plans, a $1,000 increase in month extension, in order not mense values of rural life are the administrative principal's sal fication council at the farm show • maximum of $8,000 in IS steps. have to work under pressure." preserved." that "the majority of the people Teachers with a master's degree ary and teacher salary increases Originally, Lamond had ex- Then he accepted a cup of milk, BERGENFIELD — A 54-year want to pause and take stock would start at $5,000 and receive in general. pected to break ground for the munched on a prize-winning ap- old woman whose husband died before they continue along the $8,600 at the maximum. The new budget will require hospital toward the end of lasi ple and collected two containers Monday was found shot to death road to bigger and bigger gov- The present guide, which has a tax levy of $462,859, a total ear. of award winning honey during yesterday in her home. Police of $162,450 more than the current ernment." 12 steps and has been in effect The project has run into several a 45-minute tour of the show. listed the death as an apparent budget. The .farm show will continue (or three years, provides: delays, but Mr. Cohen commented Farm families received awards suicide. The dead woman was at the Trenton Armory through B.A., $4,300 to $6,900, and M.A., George S. Kinkade, Jr., board SMOKE BILLOWS around the 140-foot high steeple of yesterday: "We feel it will work ror everything from borrowing to Mrs. Isabel Seaman of 110 High- Thursday. $4,500 to $7,400, secretary, had estimated earlier :onservation work. gate Ter. Her husband, Hubert, St. Paul Street United Church in St. Catherines, Ont., out. We have made much prog- this month that the school tax ess in recent weeks." 27 Attend died in Englewood Hospital. rate would be $1.50 per $100 as- Receive Awards as fire reduced the building to a shell. Firemen ware The state has not yet granted Twenty-seven r e s i d e n ts at- Police said both Seaman and sessed valuation, based on a tax an operating license for the hos- Mrs. Mabel I. Costill of Woods- tended the two-hour and 15-min- his wire had been III. Mrs. Sea- assessment ratio of 100 per cent. able to prevent the blaze from spreading. Damage was Sue for Tax pital. own and Mr. and Mrs. Morris uut public hearing. Most of them man, a teacher In the Hacken- New salary guide for faculty estimated at $750,000. (AP Wir«photo] Tellerman of Flemingttm were1 indicated they approved of the sack school system, had been members includes raises of from given ths 1962. Farmer's Home budget's appropriations and ex- on sick leave. She was to have $450 to $800, according to Harry Meyner Named idministration borrower awards. Repayment penditures. resumed teaching next month. D. 'Pitcher, board president. No State Agriculture Secretary FREEHOLD — Edward «nd The hearing was held in. the The couple had no children, po- other details of the proposed Regional Course By Engelhard Philip Alampi explained that the Ann Rembert, 7 Marius La., Sea cafeteria in the basement of the lice said, Mrs. Seaman was shot guide were released last night. wards are made annually to the Markham Place School. through the heart, police said. NEWARK (AP)—Former Gov. Bright, filed suit in Superior Board members pointed out itate farm families who have bor- Court here yesterday for reim- Residents sat on benches de- The type of weapon used w»s Robert B. Meyner has been that the guide is only a working owed from the Farmers Home bursement of taxes from the Bor- igned lor grade school children. not immediately disclosed. named a director of Engelhard proposal for the purpose of ar- Revisions Approved \dministration and made a sue- ough of Shrewsbury. Ten residents sat on the bench iving at an estimate of salaries ndustries Inc., one of the world's :ess of their farming operations. largest refiners ot precious met- The suit, filed by Louis M. farthest from the school board for the budget. RUMSON — The Rumson-Fair The changes, recommended by Awards for outstanding contri- CAMDEN — The Savannah, als. Drazin, Red Bank, states that members—probably because they Haven Regional Board of Educa- the superintendent, John F. Kin- Jutions in the field of conscrva- .world's' first nuclear-powered Must Be OK'D The appointment was an the Remberts were owners of could lean against the cafeteria tion adopted eight curriculum ney, Jr., include a six-week de- on were made to Mrs. Robert passenger-cargo ship, will leave The guide does not become of- nounced yesterday. Meyner, whoj property at 415 Broad St. before wall. modifications and additions for velopmental reading program, echner of Clinton and Alfred F. the New York Shipbuilding Co. ficial until it is accepted by the completed two terms as governor April 21, I960, and paid the taxes 1962-63 at its meeting last night. five days a week, for all fresh- laylor of Columbia, Warren yards about the middle of next new board following the school Jan. 16. has established a private in advance for the remainder of men. The proposal is an out ;ounty, by the N. J. Chapter of week for Yorktown, Va. There election Feb. 13. law practice in Newark. the. year. her reactor will be brought to growth of the English reorienta- he Soil Conservation Society of The increases bring the salary Engelhard Industries rraa head- On the April date, according Man Cleared full strength and the Savannah tion program which was put into \merlca. guide 'in line with those of sur- Dr. Wilkins quarters in Newark but, through to Mr. Drazin, tha property was will have her first sea trials effect this year. Later. Talcott W. Edminster of rounding communities," accord- subsidiaries and working agree- sold to the New Jersey Slate under nuclear power. The trip All non-academic activities with he U. S. Agriculture Department In Auto Death ing to the board. ments, is spread throughout the Highway Department. The Rem- from Camden to Yorktown will the exceptions of band, chorus, !If a municipality wants to get Elected Head world. old the group that new methods (,erl3 as^e(j tne borough for $1,- FREEHOLD - Joseph G. Kon- be made under power from her Rumsonian, Quarterly, the Year- pod teachers, that's how you The president of the firm, must be sought to increase water 398.32 in taxes it had paid ahead tlek of Haug St., Unipn Beach, auxiliary engines, which are con- book, and the Business Service get them," Mr. Pitcher stated. Charles W. Engelhard, has been -eepage and evaporation losses.|but the community never paid was found not guilty on a charge ventional, oil-fired. It's expected Club will meet after school, mak- 'We have to meet state in- Of Staff long time friend of Meyner's Better Management them. of causing death by auto. • to be another year and a half ing possible scheduling of all creases and still stay compet- RED BANK — Dr. Stanley O. and a big contributor to the Dem- He said future agricultural xie- The suit asks the court to order Assistant Prosecutor Soloman (before the Savannah begins regu- classes in an eight-period day. itive." He pointed also to an Wilkins has been elected presi- ocratic party. Lautman said that Kondek had lar passenger and cargo service, been charged with causing the 'added work load" as. a result dent of the medical staff at Riv- Guidance death of Robert Martin of Rt. of the expected increase of 200 erview Hospital. He succeeds Dr. Dr. Kinncy" said seniors and ¥ *> 34, Colts Neck, Atlantic Township, NORFOLK, Va. — A New pupils next year. A. A. Captanian. juniors are receiving advice and in an accident in Raritan Town- Jersey woman was killed near Addition.of a librarian to the Others elected were Dr. Anthony guidance concerning selectivity i ship last April 8. Ths prosecutor here yesterday in a two-car col- Holmdel scViool system is 'Get- J. Perrotta, vice president; Dr. choosing extra-curricular activi- »aid Kondek's car struck the lision. Mrs. Maude Elizabeth ting over into the frill area," ac- George T. Hoffmann, secretary, ties. truck Martin was driving in the Down, «8, of Newfleld, N. J., cording to Theodore Friedauer. and Dr. Frank J, Goff, treasurer. With the addition of new cul- rear at the intersection of Rt. was killed Instantly at 2:15 p.m. Cites Tax Rise Two new members were elected tural, sports and study-related S6 and Florence Ave. in a collision at the Intersec- Pointing to rising taxes, Wil- to the 14-mcmber executive com- activities, ^Jr^JKinney said, it Defense attorney Adrian linger, tion of U.S. 13 and 17 in Nor- iam Friedlander said 'Somehow mittee. They are Dr. Carmen J. has become necessary for stu- Newark, told the jury in his sum- folk County. H«r husband, Lew- we've got to put the brakes on. Scarpellino and Dr. Victor Siegel. dents to realize that they "can't mation that their was no evi- Is Able Down, was the driver The citizens of Holmdel Township All the elections have been ap- spread themselves too thin." dence that Kondek drove in a of the car in which the vic- all expected and hoped that Bell proved by the hospital's board Other modifications to be Careless manner. tim was riding. His injuries abs, Lily-Tulip and Bendix of governors, according to an an- adopted next year are: The trial was held before Coun- were not Immediately deter- would bring some relief from nouncement by the medical staff. mined. axes." Extension of team teaching in j ty Judge Edward J. Ascher. all sections of chemistry where- The current expense account is in teachers will lecture to groups $448,520, an increase of $142,670. of from 40 to 50 students and ~api!nl outlny is $36,750, up Medical Plan recitation and laboratory sessions $26,700, and debt service is BudgetUnchanged will be limited to 20 students. $50,345, down $1,305. State aid is Gets Support Physical science study commit- set at $63,134 and the board will NEWARK (AP) - The Boardjtee recommendations for the School Estimates Held 'Minimum' apDropriate $4,621 from surplus.; *,.. ,m™. •, Jof Trustees of the Medical Surgi-i teaching of physics will.be NEW SHREWSBURY — The it has already been approved in ^ A total of $24,870 is earmarked! , plan ()f New Je (New|adoptep d in all sections. or punil transnortalion, a nsei- - _...._•" : Monmoulh Regional Board of ed- referendum.? on bond issues. Jersev Blue Shield Plan) an- The lay reader program, em- The board has announced its es- >f SI 1,370 over the current budget! nounc--e d af[cr a mtcl]nR ^ploying part time outside help tor ucation last night adopted a ten- ipure. 1 timate that municipal taxes will niRht that it approved in pri iple teaming English compositions.will tative budget of SD23.8B1 precisely Tuition fiRUP> is $11(5,500 PP be continued. be affected by the new budget compared to $71,500 this ^ Anlerican M(,dical year pro-' A new course in applied biology as it was presented at last Thurs- as follows: New Shrewsbury, Salary Tor a part-time (ion-National Blue Shield p"n|gram for the aged. ' >illl be given tenth gradde day's public hearing. down about $10,923; Shrewsbury sccrctarv was raisrvl from v""' ' The proposed national program!academic students. Township dowry about $470, and o $3,000 and addition of a full- The total amount to be raised of medical-surgical care for per-! A two-year course .in business Ealontown up about $5,304. ime office clerk, to assist both CYAC OFFICERS New officers of tho Northern Monmouth County Catholic by local taxation will be $685,331. English will be given to com- , Vincent Festa. board president, he principal and hoard secre- sons over 65 was announced Jan; Voters will be asked at the Feb. 6 bined 11th and ' 12th grade Young Adult Club wero installed recently .at caremonies held at St. Mary's Cath- [said that this body has met*twice arv was proposed at a salary of 18 by the AMA and the National elections to approve a local tax Association of Blue Shield Plans. classes in the commercial depart- since Thursday's budget hearing $3,300. . olic Church New Monmouth. Left to right are William VanderMoer, Belmar, preii- levy of $472,615 for current ex- to consider the questions raised The board said that it had di- ment. dent; Miss Katherine Seigfried, New Shrewsbury, vice president; Rev. Dominic penses and $65,800 for capital out- at that time. rected its executive staff to sur- Music appreciation will be | It adds un! More and more Uy. The hoard considers the vey all aspects of the proposal taught by the team method, the A. Tutora, St. Anthony's Catholic Church Red Bank, moderator; Miss Beth Finegan, rleople use The Register ads each The budget item of $146,916 for amount asked for is the minimum and to investigate the areas of two music teachers alternating, Matawan recording secretary; Miss Eva Seigfried New Shrewsbury, treasurer, and debt service will not require ap- necessary to carry out its poli ssue because results come fas-,professional and legislative con- depending on the unit being cov- Miss Patricia Flynn, Cliffwood, corresponding secretary. proval on ballots Feb. 6, since cies," he said. er.—Advertisement. I sideration' that must be dealt ered by the class. RED BA\K REGISTER WCB$.TV Channtl 7 _WABC-TV Channel t. _woa-Tv ]6—Wed., January 24, 1962 TELEVISION WNBOTV Chaaod 11 . -WPIX-TV Touchy Stars Don't Heidi Offenberger, 24, Ctaumtl u _WNTA-TV Ellis' mostly instrumental ver- sion of "How To Succeed In Btai? WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON WEDNESDAY EVENING 2:»- (2) News ness Without Really Trying," the i2:H- (2)) Love of Life •:•»- (4) New* and Weather Hit- (fi Give Us This Day Win Wyler's Favor Wants to be Actress original sound track muilc from (*) Your Fin* (5) Sandy's Hour-' 1:*3- (2) News "Summer and Smoke" and a fine impression (7) Newi *;!•— (2) Give Vi This Day By JAMES BACON of dollars," says Wyler. "But By HAROU) STERN She claims that the men she ja« organ record called "The (7) Camouflage (11) Popeye . THURSDAY MORNING till- (7) Local Newi 5:45- (2) Preview* AP Movie-TV Writer he wouldn't call one until the Heidi OHenberg It 24 today! respects most are men who ski. Thirteen Fingers of Sir Julian" (t) Understanding Our «:2»- (7) Weather 5:50- (2) Give Us Tttls Day studio called him, hours after Welt, «he cues! Neither Huntley nor Brinkley ski, are worth anyone's time. World HOLLYWOOD-Big stars who (II) Merry Mailman 1:25- (7) Sports S:S5— (2) News he was due at work. And so does NBC! but they're exceptions. She re- Also on the plus side are "An- cause costly, delays on movies 12:50— (2) Search fof r TomorroT w «:30- (4) Local News (4) Sermonette Couldn't Pay Fare Tonight, at 10 o'clock, in place spects both. dy Williams' Best" on Cadence ren't colorful, "they're no bet- (4) Truth or Consequences (7) Vikings 1:90- (2) College ol *e Air "Even then he insiste4 that of the regularly scheduled Bob "If I really respect someone, (really a collection of his hits), r than thieves who steal mon- (5) Cartoons (11) Bvave Stallion (4) Continental someone meet him at the gate Newhart Show and in celebration if 1 really think someone is Some- "The Best of Steve Lawrence" y." (7) Make a Face 1:40- (4) Weather Classroom to take care of the fare. He said of Heidi's birthday, NBC will be body, Hal," she said, "I call him on ABC-Paramount (ditto), Jose- That's director William Wyler. (•) Favorite Story 6:45- (I) News 6:30— (2) People's Choice he didn't have any money." offering an hour-long special. Mister. 1 call them Mr. Hunljmf phine Baker's "Chante Paris" me, of the industry's all time and Mr. Brinkley even thougfi and "Ave A Go Wiv The 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 7:00— (I) Newt (4) Continental When such an attitude becomes "Oiir Man In Vienna." David (4) Death Valley Days Classroom ;reat moviemakers, speaking. they don't ski. And when I'm Buskers" (English street music- (11) Rocky & HIJ Friends He was commenting on a rash chronic, Wyler says costs mount Brinkley Is listed as the star, but (5) Aquanauts 6:40- (5) Call To Prayer somebody, I'll expect to be called ians) both on Victor. I2:5S— (4) News »f over-budget productions such into the thousands. If the truth be known, the show (7) Shannon 6:45— (5) Educational Film Miss Offenhergcr—Oh! I hope l:0»- (2) Burns and Allen is the costly "Mutiny on the The director says he has no would be nowhere without the (») Terrytoon Circui 7:00— (2) News Offenberger girl. I'm Mrs. Somebody by that (4) Dr. Hudson 3ounty" which is in its second trouble with nonprofessional (5) Cartoons (II) News (4) Today stars. She served as the show's re- time!" To Give Talk rear of production—and second (7) Day In Court 7: OS- (2) Local Newi 7: IS— (5) News 'When I made 'The Children's searcher and interpreter during i20,060,(K)O of cost. (9) Movie 7:10- (2) Weather 7:2«- (7) Morning Prayer Hour' for the Mirisch Brothers, the actual filming in Vienna, the A big batch of the newer rec- (11) Fun at One (11) Local News , 7:30— (5) English for Americans Industry Hurt I was hired first because the city of her birth, though she no ord releases reveals that the 1:25- (5) News 7:15- (2) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons "The industry is being hurt Mlrisches put their money on the longer lives there except on her record industry is ever alert to trends. The major problem is (7) News 7:25—(11) Weather 8:00— (2) Captain kangaroo y a lack of professional attitude picture maker, not the stars. visits to her parents, a prominent 7:30- (2) Alvin (5) Sandy Becker m the part of some new stars," that record companies never As The World Turns going to cook a good dinner, you Show In Dialect (4) Dr. Joycp Brothers (7) News Special 8:30— (7) Little Rascals Want lo twist? Almost every rec- He cited (he case of one top first hire a good cook. The wait- She also introduces the show In (5) Movie (U Movie 8:50- (8) News and Weather ord company can supply you with tar who gets a million a picture. ers who deliver the food come dialect. (7) December Bride (II) Honeymoonen 8:55— (9) Almanac Newsreel When he didn't show up one background music. 1 second in their planning. "I'm on camera for almost 100 1:49—(11) Through the Eyes ol 8:00— (2) Father Xnowt Best 9:00— (2) Amos 'n Andy morning,-the studio called him. Twist Albums Will Take A Walk seconds," she told me. "I'm hop- An Artist (5) Danger Man (4) Slimnastics He explained that he couldn't Ing it will be the 100 seconds For example, Chancellor Rec- 1:55- (4) News (7) Straightaway (7) Memory Lane fnd the keys.to his car—also he "I know before I start a pic- that shook TV." ords offers you an outfit called 2:09- (2) Password (11) Bold Journey (s) Movie ouldn't remember where he ture that I will do it only with Heidi is currently in the em "The Carpetbaggers" doing (4) Jan Murray 8:J0— (2) Checkmate ».1S- (4) Family mrked il. . • professional stars. If, half way ploy of NBC News,In New York, "Dixieland With A Twist," pos- (7) Jane Wyman (4) Joey Bishop 9:25— (5) News "The price of a taxi would through a picture, a star be- but she'« been there a mere three sibly the best of the recent twist (II) Atomic Age Physics (5) Award Theater 1:30- (2) My Little Margie lave saved his studio thousands comes nonprofessional, they know months. She got her Job on the albums, thanks to Yank Lawson's 2:25— (4) News (7)Top Cat (5) Topper I walk out. "Our Man In Vienna" show when driving trumpet. And if you wear 2:19- (2) House Party (11) Californiass 10:00- (2) Calendar "I had two of the biggest fem- her father recommended her to yourself out twisting, you can (4) Loretta Young l:0O-(4)Bob Hope. (4) Say When Radio Show For inine stars in 'The Children's producer Reuven Frank. wipe off the perspiration on the (7) Seven Keys (5) Movie (5) Movie Hour'—Audrey Hepburn and Shir- Heidi's In New York full of de- album's burlap jacket (no kid- (9) Star and Story (7) Hawaiiaa Eye (7) Susie Mrs. Stirmveiss ley MacLaine. termination to become an actress ding!). (II) Driver Education (11) You Asked for It 10:05—(11) Adventures In Music SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Jayne "Both know their place as stars ("I don't want to be famous—I Reprise Records tosses in 2:55- (5) News 9:20- (9) Playback 10:20—(11) Exploring Science Stlrnwclss of Sycamore Ave. and what their rights are. want to be an actress') and con-"Twistin' The Hits" by Aki Ale- Frank Demetrowitr 1:09- (2) Millionaire 9:25— (9) News 10:30— (2) I Love Lucy will be Interviewed tomorrow "They also know their respon-' fided that she'd like lo do work ong (Who dat?) and his Licorice (4) Young Dr. Malone B:!0- (2) Dick Van Dyke (4) Play Your Hunch at 11 p.m. on Bea Kalmus' sibilities as professionals. Both like Bess, Myerson. Twisters, while Atlantic has WEST LONG BRANCH-Frank (5) Theater Five (9) Mantovani (7) Gale Storm WNTA radio show. these girls were on the set.be- dredged through Its catalogue "Some people say I look like Demetrowitz, public relations di- (7) Queen For A Day (11) M Squad (») Jack LaLanne Mrs. StirnweUs is scheduled fore time every day and both and put together what it calls Bess Myerson," she said, "hut rector of Monmouth College, will (9) Movie 10:00- (2) U.S. Steel Hour 10:40—(11) Our World to start her own show on WNTA knew their lines and scenes be- "The Greatest Twist Hits," 16 I think it's just that wcr'e both, speak on "The Vanishing Ameri- (11) Teaching Reading (4) Westinghouse Neighbors Feb. 7. Sponsored by (he Crys- forehand. numbers recorded by various ar- brunettes." can Press" at a meeting tomor- 1:19- (2) Verdict It Youri (4) Bob Newhart 10:55— (J) Mahalia Jackson ler Corporation. It will include "Their performances were as tists, most of them before the Fund of Information? row night of the Fair Haven (4) Our Five Daughters (7) Naked City ll:04>— (1) Video Village visits to bowling centers In the professional as their attitudes." twist became a recognized men- What with serving as research- Lions Club. A member of the (7) Who Do You Tnut? (») Treasure (4) Price Is Right metropolitan area. ace to society. Enough of that. er, Interpreter and translator on college's Speakers Bureau, Mr. (11) Abbott and Costello (11) High Road (7) Texan The show, "Strikes and Americans consume an av- the show, you'd expect Heidi to Not to be outdone by twisters, Demetrowitz was formerly assist- 3:55- (2) News 10:30— (4) Brinkley's Journal (9) Herb Sheldon Spares," will be broadcast five erage of 160 pounds of meat each, be a fund of information. Victor has released an album of ant Sunday editor of the Bridge- 4:09- (2) Brighter Day (9) Movie (11) Journey Into Math days a week at 7 p.m. per year. "All through this film," she p.seudo folk music by The To- port (Conn.) Post. (4) Make Room For (11) Wild Cargo 11:20— (11) Dimelo En Espanol Mid in response to my inquiry, kens, calling the album by the Daddy 11: tO— (2) News 11:25— (5) News "I didn't know what it was all title of the groups number one (5) Divorce Hearing (4) News 11:30— (2) Your Surprise •bout." single hit "The Lion Sleeps To- (7) American Bandstand (5) News Package (Inside sources hove revealed night." Victor also has a new TV Key (11) Laurel & Hardy (7) New* (4) Concentration that "Our Man In Vienna" takes Henry Mancinl album out called & Chuck (11) Groucho—Quit <5) Romper Room > whimsical look at an anachron- "Combo," but for the benefit of 4: IS— (2) Secret Storm 11:10- (2) Weather (7) Yours For a Song istic city that seems out of place viewers who may have forgotten, Previews 4:25— (9) Mahalia Jackson (4) Weather 11:49—(11) Exploring Science Shows at 2-7-9 P.M. In today's internationally tense there's a sticker slapped on the (11) Pinocchio (5) P:M. East P.M. 11:55- (2) News world. Among other things, i jacket bearing the legend: "The Today's top television shows as 4-19- (2) Edge of Night West THRU SAT. Original Peter Gunn Sound." delves into the Mayerlinp legend previewed and selected by TV (4) Here's Hollywood 11:12— (7) Weather Kobert William Bell — At— and reports on a furious buttle 'Hot' Comedy Folk Singers Key's staff of experts who attend (5) Mr. District Attorney 11:15— (2) Movie OPEN 6:30—SHOW 7:00 (4) Jack Paar Both Theatres over the name of a cake.) And the same company con- rehearsals, watch screenings and (9) Space Station 8 Baptized in St. Ann's analyze scripts In New York and (7) Movie Free In-Car Heaters Heidi's working day at NBC tinues to pour forth albums by (II) Bozo the Clown KEANSBURG - Robert Wil- Hollywood. Newsstand 11:30—(11) News News begins at 8 a.m. the 'hot" comedy folk singers, 4:59— (7) American liam Bell, infant son of Mr. and 4:55-<4)- (4) iNews 11:40—(II) Movie Mrs. Somebody The Limeliters—the current re- WAGON TRAIN. "The Malachi Mrs. Robert Bell, Charles Ave.,]| Fractured FairyTales 12:20- (9) Crime Does Not Pay "I have to report at 8 to pet lease Is titled "Sing Out!"—and (10 1 was baptized last week in St. VIVIEN LEIGH !"«*«• »w» lobart Story." Franchot Tone 12:40- (5) News coffee for the people going of by Al Hirt. This month the beard- 5:09- (2) Life o> Riley Ann's Catholic Church by Rev. Jives an interesting performance 12:45— (5) Mr. and Mrs. North duly," she said. "I'm a college ed fat trumpeter's album is (4) Kukla and Ollie Stanley J. Levandoski. The god- as a western conman, which is 1:00— (4) News THE ROMAN SPRING graduate. There arc times when called "Horn A-Plenty" and it's worth seeing if you're willing to (5) Felix and Diver Dan parents were Mrs. John O'Neill, (4) Sermonetle I feel my education isn't being refreshing not lo find claims that put up with o long, dull perform- (7) I Married Joan Keansburg, and Trevor Daniel, 1:05- (4) 13th Hour put to good use. The worst, thing lie's the universe's greatest mu- ance by Scott Miller as Duke. (9) Looney Tunes Lakewood. OFMRS.SIDNE (II) Dick Tracy 1:15— (5) News is that not only don't I drink cof- sician. Of course, the liner notes 7:30 p.m. NBC CO-STARRING 1:20- (7) Evening Prayer A buffet dinner followed in the fee myself, I don't even like the state that this is AVs best LP 5:05- (4) Movie (9) Almanac Newsreel Bell home. Atlending were the Bmell of it," to date, but who believes liner BOB HOPE SHOW. An hour of 5:25—(11) Rocky & His Friends 1:25— (9) News and Weather grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, WARREN BBfflY notes anyway? Listen to Al's films from Bob's military base 5:39- (2) Movie 1:35— (4) News James Bell, Sr., Hazlet, and newest and see if you can tell tour of Greenland, Newfoundland (7) Highway Patrol 1:40- (2) Movie great-grandmother, Mrs. Joseph him from England's Eddie Cal- and Labrador at Christmas time (9) Movie RADIO (4) Sermonette Stager, West Keansburg. vert on this set. Hope tells servicemen just how (11) Three Stoogej WFHA (FM) 106.3 tough things are at home, and Also, Mrs. Margaret O'Neill WRLB (FM) ?07.1 To Victor's credit are several then lets Dorothy Provinc, Jayne and daughter Agnes, Weehaw- WABC 770 highly listenable albums, notably Mansfield and Miss World, pa- ken; Mrs. Bernard Kennedy and WCBS Buy Items 880 dandy Item by Morton Gould rade around the stage. Jerry Co- MOVIE TIMETABLE Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neill and WHTG 1410 n which the orchestra leader children William and Dorothy, WNBC lonna keeps reappearing in var- RED BANK 660 conducts some fine "Kern and Keansburg; Mr. and Mrs. Fred WNEW 1130 ious costumes, and Hope does a Carltoo—Roman Spring of Mrs. For Squad Porter Favorites"—and who else Romeo and Juliet sketch with Kneipher, West Keansburg, and WPAT 930 is recording Kern's "Jockey On Stone 2:00; 7:00; 9:25. - WQXR 1560 Miss Mansfield as Juliet, and EATONTOWN — Members of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel. The Carousel" these days. Carlos Bob ns her leering nurse. Anita EATONTOWN ambulance auxiliary decided at a ! A WOR 710 Montoya's "Malaguena," Bryant sings "Silent Night," and Drive-In — The Roman Spring recent meeting to purchase two Jayne Mansfield does the Twist. of Mrs. Stone 7:05; 11:05; Leg- hospital bed mattresses and two That should cover everything. 9 end of the Lost 9:10. p.m. NBC plastic mattress covers for the isamneuimM TECHNICOLOR*from WARNER BROS. HAZLET ambulance squad. ALSO ————— DICK VAN DYKE. Again, the Loew's Drive-In—Twist Around Mrs.. Henry Riddle, Campbell AT EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN (ONLY) real fun is in the office. The WEEKDAYS OPEN 6:3O-MDVIES AT 7:00 the Clock 7:05; 10:15; The 3 Dr., president, announced that a SUNDAYS ONU—OPEN 3;JO—MOVIEf Al fcOQ TV writer threesome begin with CwiDOHAftuikivtRr i*r. >*J son ~>ins» snow QUIT Stooges Meet Hercules 8:45. meeting will be held at her home "LEGEND OF THE LOST" comedy bit on owing money, Tuesday. Attending will be Mrs. taken from an old vaudeville ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Raymond Cass, Jr., Mrs. Robert sketch, and work out a compli Atlantic — Flower Drum Song. Fary and Mrs. John Malone. ASBURY cated and zany version. As usual, LONG BRANCH Rose Marie scores with her caus- Booklets will be issued to mem- MAYFAIR PARK tic dialogue, particularly when Baronet—Pocketful of Miracles bers, listing program dates, she's making fun of Morey Am- 2:10; 7:00; 9:30. tricky tra yparties, and other spe sterdam's arithmetic. 9:30 p.m. ASBTJRY PARK cial events. • Now Showing * Matinee Daily 2:30 County Agent • Rutgers Gardening 12:20 PMCBS Lyric — No Love for Johnnie Mrs. Paul Tyree, 66 Byrnes and EGG PRICES 6:59 AM & 1:03 PM U. S. STEEL HOUR. "The Big 8:30. La., who recently moved to this borough from Vermont, was wel Laugh." A fine cast headed by Mayfair—One Two Three 2:45; THE 3 STOOGES Arthur Hill and Teresa Wright, coined as a member. Si 7:15; 9:35. MEET HERCULES a well-drawn and candid portrait The next meeting will be Feb. of the office worker who knows St. James—Exodus 8:00. 20. A Valentine party and games he's a bore but craves attention, MONTCLA1R - will be featured. ' CHILDRfM .UNDER 12 THEE and the loathsomeness of the Clalridge — Search for Para- practical joker who gets a charge dise 2:00; 8:00. out of badgering the weak, add up to a sensitive treatment of a AT AMARILLO familiar but demanding circum- stance. 10 p.m. CBS. LACKLAND AFB, Tex. — Air-! RED BANK man Basic James R. Perry, Jr., JACK PAAR SHOW. Play whose parents reside at 1705 wright Gore Vidal, author ol Stradlord Ave., Neptune, N. J., ASBURY Broadway's current "Romulus,1 Top Quality Dt Low Trices! 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They are .beginning to un- — to hate vs. He teaches viliflca- "The Nazis —•' he said — de- "National attitude is the result "You can assure the world that TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS . «ad PAUL SCOTT derstand they'too may have to ion — tcorn — deceit.'But he is joyed buildings. They destroyed of malty forces — all of which we — the United States — intend ight if they wish to remain free. lie victim of .a greater tragedy. omes. They destroyed industry. can be traced back to the ac- to stand for what we believe to PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES WASHINGTON - Following is They are also observing very fere was a man with unequalled tions taken by relatively small the full text of Admiral Arleigh 'You can rebuild material be right — unpopular though this carefully what happens to a na- opportunity to do good for his] lings. You can construct new groups — some far removed from .tand may be. Dut most of all STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Burke's controversial "Silver tion willing to fight for its free- people — for his country. He will the seat of the government. Quill" speech that President Ken- uildings. You can rebuild your you can use yout strength to dom. They are watching to see if ever again have the opportuni- idustry. But he said — comma- Members of Rotary — Lions — guard against compromise — forj ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS nedy refused to let him deliver other free nations — and in par- He has betrayed his people and Kiwanis — of various pro- while Burke, was chief of naval sm destroys the soul. Once you :h3re can be no compromise with icular if the United States — will; — he has betrayed himself — he ave lost this — you can never fessional and social societies — what is right. The moral fiber of Established Telephone operations. It was to have been help to preserve that freedom. ias sold his soul. members of church groups — of given at the State of the Nation egain it. a nation is measured by its will- "I say preserve—not win — "there are other disturbing! women's clubs and organizations 1884 SH 1-0001 dinner before members. of the "This was a man from jfijDthcr ngness to stand for what it be- 'or a nation's freedom can be reas in this hemisphere — San — are instrumental in expressing National Business Publications, ation speaking — and his ieves to be right. won only by the people of that ialvador has had a recent revolt, your desires. , 17 Broad St. RED BANK Washington, D. C, Jan, 27, 1961. icughts should - be examined "A nation's respect — its in- nation. luatemala is restless. Ecuador| ery closely by individuals of all 'But here again — these or- Because of the important role tegrity — in the eyes of its own s uneasy. Venezuela has had a the awakening countries of ;anizations depend on you — on the speech will play in the cen- Freedom, Responsibilities people as well as those of others "But — this struggle for free- ieri«s of continuing crises. e world \$ould do well to pond- your interest and participation. sorship hearings of the Senate Preaching Hatred Unless you express your desires — can be maintained only as long Armed Services Preparedness! dom is not confined to Laos. The! as it can prove that it has the 'Much of the trouble we see in "We in the United States do — by letter — by petition — by Subcommittee, we are sending African giant is stirring. Millions ability and the willingness to Latin America Is caused by Cas- ot want to dominate the world. appearance — the men who make RUG CLEANING you the full text. of people in Africa are shouting stand for the principles it claims for independence — without real- ro's agents preaching hatred — e do not wish to control the up our representative governing 1 and creating unrest. bodies must determine as best as cornerstones of national pol- ly knowing what independence ves of other people. We do rot icy. We — as citizens — as in- AT ITS "You — of National Business Tho United States can not ig- they can how you want them to neans. lesire real estate in some other dividual members of this free so- Publications — represent dedi nore all of this subversion. We| run your government. "There are some who say these fltion. We do not attempt to take ciety — must take up this dial cated service. You stand for free people are not yet ready to gov- :an not put these problems on! wer the governments of other "The quality of government in 1 lenge. We have in the past and competition — free enterprise — he shelf — to be decided at some this country is dependent upon FINEST and FASTEST ern themselves — who say they lountriesn Three times in the last we have won. We will win again hard work - integrity - these do not have tlle experience - the| uture time convenient to us. 12 years'— we had every op- what the people are willing to are words — almost trite — over- judgment — the knowledge to "The United States — must de- wrtunity to do so — but we didj work for — upon what the people "We must stand up for what PLUS used — yet these are the things govern themselves. cide now what we — as a na- lot. are willing to support. The quality we believe." that have made us the most pow "To a large extent the people ion — are going to do about "But it also must be made very is high — only if the standards erful nation in the world. Beliel yrica —about Cuba. We must of the people are high. Shirts • Dry Cleaning of Africa have decided they are :Iear — that we do not like —, SACRED SOUNDS in these principles — making ready — ready now! convince other people — other wr will we submit to — any na- Nation's Moral Fiber them work — has also placed on "Some of these people do not lations — of the necessity for ac- ion pushing us around. "The National Business Press NEW YORK (AP) - "Christian SAME DAY SERVICE us the responsibility of leading tion — for — lack of action wil' is in a unique position to con- Music," a new book by Alex understand that with independ- Soft, Decadent? the free world. ence — with Freedom — go re- mean the loss of part of our own tribute to the strength of the Robertson published by Hawthorn "But — the world is seething •reedom. "Aggressor nations in the past United States — and to the re- Books, traces the history of sponsibilities — responsibilities ave always miscalculated how — there is confusion and turmoil, "We want, the new nations of spect in which the United States Christian music from the earliest LEON'S of a nation to its own people and 'ar the United States could be Tie destructive forces of cmn- frica to accept the philosphy of is held throughout the world. You Christian songs through Gregorian to other nations. Many have not mshed. Aggressor nations in the WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK munism are tearing at Southeasi work and responsibility — the are influential. You are powerful chanty to the church music of to- seen the sacrifice — the hardship iast thought we were soft and Asia. Currently — the small court ihilosophy which built the United You can use your influence to day. the work through which free- lecadent — that we were unwill- try of Laos is feeling the effects itates from a small — to a great ,dom is won. They have seen only ing to fight. Yet — when we did of Communist treachery. We an ind powerful nation. But Africans the benefits of freedom. ight — when ,ve had extended trying to help Laos retain lie will accept this philosophy only if "Theories of government do no! he limits of our patience — we freedom. There are no mineral they have respect for what we impress a man who has never ought and we won. — no raw materials — no re- as a nation — what we as a seen a tractor — a steel plow "Recently a Soviet official sources in Laos v/hlch the United share — who can not read or people — what we as individuals States covets. But — it is im- do. jointed with great indignation to write. He is impressed only by hat he called — harassing ac- portant to the Laotians — im- "That is why we can not falter what he sees or what he hears ion — by Free World planes portant to the United States —' — why we can not waver — why He is impressed only by results, gainst Soviet ships. This is emp- VICTORY that Laos — resting uneasily we can not be indecisive. We is especially true in some indignation indeed from a the borders of Communist Viet have no reason to be indecisive RED BANK African nations. :ountry which has shot down our MARKET Nam — and Communist China — — to falter — to lack confidence Cuba Was Good Neighbor tones over international waters. retain her freedom. — for we are the most powerfu: FREE DELIVERY "Just beyond our doorstep — How many Russian planes have OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. "The difficulty in Laos has,(he Communists have taken over nation in the world. We have no we shot down off Alaska? How achieved a significance far great- j Cuba — a nation which was reason to fear anyone. Why • TEL. SH7-0508 SH 7-1339 n many so-called fishing ships have 31 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK er than the size of the country. good neighbor of ours. Cuba should we let MI national will a re sunk off our East Coast? It is significant because it is a also represents a purlous paradox be undermined by the unjustified "I suggest that the burden of conflict between two opposing for the United States — for we weakness of a few voluble peopli Irresponsible actions rests upon ARM Ideas — ideas which can be dis- • the United States — gave Cuba who shamefully proclaim they he Soviet Union — and not with tilled into two words — freedom its freedom. We presented it free- would rather be — Red than he United States. c or slavery. ly. We paid for it with the blood dead. What a terrible thing — "Unfortunately — too many of RESH Must Be Earned of our sons. But — somewhere what a craven way to escape re- iur own people are willing to "The Laotian people — and all between 1899 and 1959 — we did sponsibility — to demean the 1 .riticize our actions — they want the people in Southeast Asia arS not do those things we shouli principles for which so many learning a difficult but essential men have willingly given their :o believe the Communists arc RYING CHICKEN 29 have done. We failed to teach tin Ib. ;ast in the same mold that we lesson. They are learning that Cubans the basic responsibilities lives. re. That they are reasonable — freedom — dignity of an individ- of democracy. Perhaps we SAVARIN Too Many Are Fearful ;hat they will subscribe to logic. ual — progress of a country —] too much of material things — All Grinds & "Too many of our people — But — the Communists are not COFFEE 6ft I» BACON 59 Is not something which can be too little of the moral —• the people who should know bettei casonable — they are not logi- Inherited or accepted as a gift spiritual strength of our national — are fearful — fear based on al. It must be earned. And they — character. Russian propaganda — on Com- Fanatic, Godless and we as well — are beginninj "Yet — in spite of our gener- CHOICE SEASONED 7-IN. CUTS ^k ^k munist psychological warfare. "We are dealing with fanatic to realize that freedom must be; osity — our friendship for Cubi Yet these same muling peoplo — godless — unprincipled indi- earned; that it must be earned; — a few aggressive — Commu- discount the enormous and effec- c iduals who have used — and will over and over again. nist-trained — bearded fanatic: tive examples of our own mil- continue to use — every deceit "The other countries in South — enslaved an entire people. itary might. Right now — tonigh — every unethical trick in order east Asia are watching the Lao "Castro is teaching his peopl — somewhere in the vast reachei :o achieve their ends. tian situation with thoughtful I to hate — to hate the Yanqu: of the ocean — Patrick Henry — Ib. "This does not mean the United a nuclear powered Polaris sub tates should resort to these! RIBS BEEF69 CHOICE marine — is on station. I do no same tactics. We must prove — know exactly where Patrick Hen not only to the Communists — CUT EYE ROUND 9ft I Si. CHOP BEEF 3" "I ry is — but I have the means but to all the nations of the of finding out. The importan world — old and new — that our thing is the Communists do no way of life — our method of doing FANCY YOUNG RIBSIDE M 0% Q know where Patrick Henry is — hings — our belief in the dignity and they do not have the mean: of the individual can win. We of finding out. must prove our way can over "There are 16 Polaris ballistii come the unprincipled — the un- missiles in Patrick Henry — 1 ethical — the deceitful. missiles with a combined destruc- "And we — can do this if we tive power greater than all th exercise the individual responsi- bombs — all the rockets — al LOIN PORK 49, If you think, as some people do, that a ility which each of us must rec- the ammunition used by all th< ognize — which each of us must DELICIOUS ZT~ broker is interested merely in buying and sell- armies — all the air forces am be willing to shoulder. LONDON all the navies during World Wai BROIL 99i I 3T PORK CHOPS 79: ing stocks for bis clients, you may be in for a 'I have been discussing gener- II. teal surprise. ally what action the United States "This ship — moving silently — as a nation — should take in A good broker is also interested in having beneath the surface of the ocea these troubled times. But — in FANCY YOUNG 16-18 LB. SIZE ^k M you succeed in achieving your investment aim is a sentinel — a sentinel foi he final analysis — the action peace. But Patrick Henry is ai c —for your success is his greatest asset! jur country takes is the action alert sentinel — and a deadl; that our citizens want it to take, Fir stocks that On this conception of brokerage service wi sentinel — ready to retaliate — represents the will — the stam- ready to destroy 16 vital Russiai an BUYworthy have built a thriving organization. We now ina — the strength of our coun- targets should the Soviet Unjoi ry. It is the individual citizen write for sur maintain 43 offices in the United States am launch an attack upon us. Ib. who bears the responsibility for Canada, and are serving more clients thai Our Position Strong TURKEYS 35 litest report what our country docs — or does ever before. "When the George Washington not do. CRISP ICEBERG 2 heads SNOW-WHITE FIRM RIPE 2 boxes returns to her station, there What can individuals do? You be 32 targets that can be de- — as parents — can insure that ( THOMSON & MSKINNON stroyed if we are attacked. When •our children are educated for 9 Memorial Parkway, Long Branch CA 2-4310 the Robert E. Lee slips beneat :he responsibilities which they! MUSHROOMS TOMATOES 25 the surface in a few days — 41 LETTUCE 25 must assume when they become 301 Main Street, Allenhurst • KE 1-3500 targets will tie lined up. adults. This is your individual re- 2 Broadway, New York • HAnovct 2-5100 "This is only one reason why ponsibility. INDIAN RIVER WINESAP Sheraton-East Hotel, New York • PLaza 5-8190 I believe there will not be a gen Educate Children 3 doz. 3 lbs. WEHIilS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE AND OfHEt MIHCIFA1 eral nuclear war. For should th "The committees — the groups Soviet Union start such a wa — the organizations that deal 00 there is nothing — absolulel; with the education of your chil- nothing — she could do to pre- dren — are dependent upon an ORANGES I APPLES 25' vent her destruction. We know s expression of your desires — up- 39 this — and so da the Russians, "But what is our responsibi He's a 1 ity? What must we do? Wha must we do as a nation? As groups? As individuals? "We — the people of the United States — must exercise our in itiative. This is not the time fo; recriminations — for blame — for squabbling over the past. No is the time for action. Deal With Emotions "The responsibility for nationa: action rests with no one party — no one organization — no om group. Rather — it depends or concerted and combined effort b; all the people. We — as individ- GfemRANCE uals — sometimes fail to realizi MEN'S SPORT COATS ( 75 this. Values to $35 23 "Basically—we are faced will the problem of understanding ani dealing with people — with in ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S TOPCOATS dividuals — many of whom do no Boys' Outer Jackets 20% to 40% off 20% to 40% off think as we do. We are dcalinL MEN'S JACKETS with emotions — with feelings — with the aspirations and ambi SPECIAL GROUP tions of people. SPECIAL GROUP "Responsible individuals in th BOYS' SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S SLACKS 2 prs. for $19.75 areas t have discussed want thci LONG SLEEVE 3.98 $1.89 people — their nations to mak Values to 12.95 SHORT SLEEVE KNIT Values progress. They desire better ed ucation. They desire improve- ment in their lot. They want SPECIAL GROUP better life. They want to be n OPEN spected — to be treated with di,> MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS He craves the action of lupgcil FRIDAY nity. LONG SLEEVES <\ f $ f spoils. A man's man with a nun's "It is up lo us to assist thesi 'TIL taste—for Krucgcr. It's beer the people — these free people — Value* to $5.95 L \QX 0 way it Used to lie—the nay it not only to retain their freedoir 9 should be. Brewed tor a K-Man's — but also to acquaint fhem wit: the requirements of freedom. taste. Try it wilay. ALSO REDUCED "A foreign newsman — a cap- tive of the Nazis — and later MEN'S . . . BOYS' WEAR captive of the Communists — Selected Ladies' Sportswear Items.,.. was in my office recently. Hi and LADIES' SPORTSWEAR megerBeer made a very significant stale Skirts ... Slacks... Sweaters rsi BROADWAY LONG BRANCH ment. He said that when his na 0. KFIIHGIR BRIWtNQ CO.. CftAHSTON. R, t tion was fighting the Nazis — 18-Wed., January 24, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Parents and Teachers Second Installment Back in business after a holi- Music for dancing will be by day lull, shore area Parent- the Johnny Curtis Orchestra. Teacher Associations produced The chairmen are Mrs. Quen- enough news to spill out of yes-tin 0. Young and Mrs. John V. terday's weekly "Parents and Ellis. On committees are Mrs. Teachers" column and into a se- William Glover, sMrs. Reginald quel today. Martire, Jr., and Mrs, Melville Chamberlain, entertain- KEYPORT HIGH School PTA ment; Mrs. John Dlxon aliS Mrs. members will hear candidates for Andrew Dedick, reservations; the Keyport Board of Education Mrs. Vincent Whelan and Mrs. at a meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m.George Sheehan, invitations; Mrs. In the high school auditorium. Dis- Clinton Thompson and Mrs. cussion will cover the proposed Thomas Smith, decorations; Mrs. budget. Timothy Lee. Mrs. Alfred Gell- The high school band, under the ing, Mrs. William Hyland and direction of Homer Gerlufsen, and Mrs. Theodore Brenner, hostess- the Keyettes, directed by Miss es, and Mrs. Louis Mellaci and June Laughlin, will present a mu-Mrs. Ernest Gardella, Jr., pub- MID-WINTER DANCE of th» Holy Crosi Parent-Teacher Aisociation, Rumson, is sical program. licity. planned at a committee session in the home of Mrs. Qyantin Young, Holly Tree La. FAIR HAVEN REPUBLICAN Club tea dance committee aides meet in the home of FEBRUARY PTA calendar opens VALENTINE DANCE, planned James H. Smith, third from left, president of the club. Arthur Lane, Jr., right, it Left to right are Mrs. John S. Dixon, reservations; Mrs. Vincent M. Whelan, invita- with the Mid-Winter Dance •by the Hazlet School FTA is set tions; Mrs. Young, co-chairman, and Mrs. William 8. Hyland. Serving as co-chair- of the Holy Cross parent-teacher for Feb. 10 in The Oaks, Me- chairman of the dance to be held Sunday from 4 to 7 p.m. in Willowbrook Inn, man with Mrs. Young is Mrs. John V. Ellis, npt pictured. The danco will be held group, Rumson, Feb. 3 in Molly Guire's Grove, Middletown. Tha Fair Haven. Also pictured are William C. Rue and Mrs. Arthur Lane, Jr., vice pres- Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. Reser- fvent Is a benefit for the school Feb. 3 in tha Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. vations' deadline is Friday. library. ident, who are assisting with the planningfor the club's open house social. In charge of tickets are Mrs. Paul Buszlck, 8 Copper La., Haz- Second In Series let, and Mrs. Joseph Fogarty, 3 Give Check Cardin's Drape Shape Clover Dr., Hazlet. Music will be by the Soul-mates. To Society Chamber Duoto Play ON FEB. IS, the Atlantic No Bosom, No Stomach, No Waist Highlands PTA will sponsor Scholarship Fund Benefit games For Deaf PARIS (AP) — Pierre Cardin, In another striking version It dresses, which then tend to be ngenious use of embroideryv Raised stitched lines can be dec-at 7 p.m. in the high school LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Edward InRumsonTomorrow who was accused of repeating becomes a triangular scarf that verylow-backcrepes. Forevening, gymnasium. slips out of wide-draped belts, capes cover the flattest of print orative like sunbursts on skirts Meehan, Red Bank, president of himself last season, has re- Mrs. Virginia Persinger spoke as soloist under such famous gets thrown over one shoulder chiffon sheaths that make it very and triangular shaped coats, or the Beta Chi Chapter, Beta Sig- RED BANK — The Chamber turned with one of his pretties on "Diabetes and Its Early De conductors as Montcux, Mitrop- and loops back over the arm. hard for women to walk. are used around the waist as Music Society of the Monmouth and most feminine collections for tection" at a PTA meeting Thurs ma Phi, presented a check from Arts Foundation will present the olous and Koussevltzky. The scarf serves as jacket to Femininity and originality horizontal or spiral lines tighten- ipring and summer. day in the school. The session the sorority in the amount of $75second concert of its 1961-62 se- wool skirts as well as cocktail como to this collection through ing the middle and giving fullness His silhouette Is loose, often lo hips and bosom. Waffle stitch- was preceded by parent-teacher Monday to John Lucas, president ries tomorrow at 8:39 p.m. in Con- dead flat In front—no bosom, no conferences in the classrooms. re ati0B Bnal Israel, Rumson. ing often replaces collars in loose of the North Jersey Shore Asso. B g Elks Seek stomach, no waist. But he adds coats, capes and even dresses. Also appearing on the program tion for the Hard of Hearing The program will be performed details to his basic straight dress were the candidates) for the three by the piano and violin duo of Utterly Fussy auch as draped belts, waists Planning Weddings vacancies on the Board of Edu-and Deaf. Noel Lee and Paul Makanowitz- Ball Queen gathered in, raised horizontal More unexpected detail places cation, This money will be used to j)aysky. lines of embroidery-appllqued an utterly fussy feminine white Mrs. John Woodward was in LONG BRANCH — A contest for transportation and tuition for Since 1956 the duo has per to select the first annual Charity flowers, and capes that feminize flower on a plain wool dress, em- charge of the program. one of the association's teachers, his form. broidered flat on the material, or formed widely throughout Eu- Ball Queen has been announced Miss Betty McElmon, who at- rope. The two artists made.their by H. Dann Hicks, exalted rules Colors are bright orchid and long-stemmed rose the same A FASHION SHOW and card tends special' training classes American debut on recordings for of the Long Branch lodge of Elks. prune purple, but mostly pale, color as the dress running hori- party will be sponsored by the once a week in Newark and twice Vanguard Records and shortly The winner will be crowned at almost fluffy, pastels that give zontally across the bodice. Hats Union Beach PTA Feb. 21 at 8 a week in Trenton. thereafter made their first tour the annual Elks Charity Ball the light feeling that spring Is in are tiny domes placed on the p.m. in Memorial School. The only other teacher for the of the United States and Canada Feb. 24. the air. ' back of the head as if they were The show will feature fashions association is Mrs. Clara Maso- during the 1959-1960 concert sea- Earlie, Jean Patou showed The contest will be open to all chignons. made by borough residents, and low. son. young women of Monmouth Coun- back to front dresses, ruffles in Suits with capelike jackets are local residents will serve as mod- The newly-organized associa- Pianist Noel Lee was born in ty who will have reached their the back sometimes all the way usually wide belted. Others like els. Mrs. Arthur Fleck is chair- tion is operating out of the Wall China and grew up in this coun- 18th birthday by Sept. 3, with an down the spine, bias skirts and a bright red suit have irregularly man. Mrs. John Sweeney and Street School here. Any child in try where he studied at Harvard age limit set at 25. Applications little crepe dresses easy to twist long and short stitched lines on Mrs. Thomas Meagher are in Monmouth County with a hearing University and the New England are available at the Long Branch In. bias skirts, looking like sunrays. charge of tickets. defect may attend the four-hour Conservatory of Music. He has Chamber of Commerce, 3 Liberty New Meaning Another pink "pied-de-poule" suit Mrs. Joseph Kolodziej and Mrs. day school! A group of parents been a student of composition St. Deadline for applications has Cardin gives new meaning to had a zigzag jacket opening. Andrew Adamecs will attend a and interested adults meet once with Walter Piston and Nadia been set for Feb. 10. A registra. the cape. For daytime he has county PTA Founders' Day Pretty asides were provided by a month. Boulanger. In 1959 one of Mr. luncheon Feb. 14 in Tlie Oaks, tion fee must accompany each thort jackets which curve ever a black and white hat set on the Lee's compositions received an Middletown. The association's ultimate aim application. so slightly in the back, over back of the head with a short award from the American Acad- itraight, slightly full skirts. string and pompon at the end, is to have a diagnostic clinic and The contestants will be judged a school for this specific purpose. emy of Arts and Letters. Miss Roberta Fazio and the same version in organza ON FEB. 28 Forrestdale School on poise and personality as well with a rose hanging from the will present its annul! gym show This is one of five such locations Violinist Paul Makanowitzsky as beauty. Members o! the Char- in the entire state. It is endeavor- KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. string. In this showing Cardin under the direction o[ Mrs. Hilde- was born in Stockholm, Sweden, ity Ball Queen committee are Store Offer? ing to obtain state and county Charles Joseph Fazio, 28 High- seems to have reMiss Susan Elaine Olsen, daugh- College, Trenton. He is studying wanted was to stay at home with ing of himself by phoning, cry- sion company serves some parts Mr. Neidlinger said the "Art-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Axel Olsen, for his master's degree at the her and me. He died a year ago ing and generally being an "it." of New Jersey, the decision will THE 14TH ANNUAL award din In-the-Round" course is composed 34 New Monmouth Rd., Middle- Rutgers University Graduate and she came to live with us. The scenes were too much for Mrs. William M. Phillips, pres- not affect the Jersey Shore. ner for high school athletes, of advanced lectures for adults. town, was recently Initiated into School of Business, Newark, and cheerleaders, twirlers and ban She sees the worst side of my fiance. He gave me thejcold ident ot the Chestnut Hill Civic Leon Zuckerman, public rela- Registrations may be made at the Epsllon Alpha Chapter, Alpha is associated with the New Jer- members of Keyport High Schoo everything. No matter how bright shoulder. My mother and Association, named the following tions director for the New Jersey Bamberger's Monmouth art sup-Omlcron Pi sorority here at the sey State Employment Service in will be held May 29 in Crystai the sun may shine, she will scowl his have tried to reason with committee chairmen: John Pado- Natural Gas Company, Asbury plies department, upper level. Pennsylvania State University. Asbury Park. Brook Inn, Eatontown. The din-at the blue sky and say, "A dayhim but to no avail. He knows vano, entertainment: Mrs. Don- Park, sole supplier in Monmouth ner is sponsored by the Mothers' like this means rain tomorrow." I am writing this letter. We will ald Patterson, ways and means; Miss Olsen, a junior, is major- A summer wedding is planned. and Ocean Counties, said it does Club of the high school. The jun-Nothing I do is right. both be watching your column Mrs. Louis Oty, program; Mrs. ing in elementary education at not purchase from the Tennessee ior-senior prom will be held Jun for the answer. He is 20, I am Fred Iverson, publicity; William the university. company. Maybe it is because she knows Clubs Plan 2 Honored 8 at The Willows, Lakewood. Mrs, f can't forget what is gone be- 22.-Bothered M. Phillips, Chestnotes. The order cut the price from Sol Opatosky is chairman. fore, but my husband and I do Dear Bothered: This doesn't 21.4 cents to 18.5 cents and di- our best to make her happy. I Mr. and Mrs. Walter D. Brown Alumni, Please By CYAC sound like true love on either Military Ball rected that refunds of the differ- take real pleasure in.buying her Jr., Rt. 35, entertained with a LINCROFT - A call for 1932 side. Had it been, you would EDISON — Plans for the an NEW MONMOUTH - Two out-ence be made for the entire time nice clothes for if she turns the dinner party at their home Sun- graduates of Middletown Town- not have dated the ex-boy nual Military Bail to be held ai standing members of the North- since the sales commenced in corners of her mouth up instead day night. Guests were Mrs. ship High School has been is- Union Beach friend. On the other hand, If Gibbs Hall, Fort Monmouth, Feb ern Monmouth County Catholic July, 1958. of down, she would still be pre- George A. Campbell and Mr. and sued by the 30-year reunion The commission estimated re- your new fiance sincerely Mrs. John B. Hoke of Keyport,. 10 were discussed Saturday al Young Adults Club were honored ty. * committee. funds may total as much as $4,-Engagement cared, he would trust you no Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith, Rt. the winter council meeting of the at a recent meeting of the club Yesterday my husband said, . Alumni of the class are asked 150,000, plus interest st six per UNION BEACH - Mr. am matter what. He winces be- 36, and Otho E. Farrington, New Jersey Department of La held at St. Mary's, Catholic "Mom, spring is coming. You to get in touch with one of the cent annually. Mrs. Henry Hardy, Wesley Ave cause his ego, not his heart, Cheesequake. dies' Clubs of the Reserve Offi- Church. need a new hat," and handed me following committee members: Tennes'see serves market areas announce the engagement ol is dented. It could be that cers Association. Fred Cestare, New Shrewsbury, money to buy her one. Harold Foulks, 667 Green Ave., in 13 states from Louisiana to their daughter, Miss Joy Thomas, neither of you is yet mature The ball, sponsored by the outgoing president of the club, re- • "Come on, Mom," I pleaded, Patty Donaldson, daughter ol Belford; John H. Patterson, 101 New England. to Michael Manganelli, Jr., son enough to love deeply. Don't Monmouth County Chapter. Is for ceived a special award in appre- "get ready and we will do the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Donaldson, Oceanport Ave., Little Silver; Known as the Catco Case, the of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Man- force the issue. This situation the benefit of the ROTC Scholar- ciation of the services he per- town; window shop, lunch at Chestnut Dr., is a patient in. Mt. Joseph S. Gilbert, 43 Howard proceedings had their origin over ganelli, Sr., St. Peter's Ave., calls for time out on both ship Fund. formed while in office as well as some store and fiiftf you the love- Sinai Hospital, New York City. Ave, New Shrewsbury, or five years ago when the four pro- Keansburg. sides. The department also plans in recognition of his achievement liest hat ever." Charles S. Toop, Lincroft Rd., ducers filed applications in Sep- theater party to Meadowbrook, on the diocesan level. Miss Thomas, a graduate ' ol You would have thought we The Owanta Camp Fire Girls Llncroft. tember, 1956, for commission cer- Dear Kitty: Cedar Grove, April 27. Mrs. Wil Mr. Cestare was voted the Keyport High School, is employed were going to a funeral. No mat- recently elected new officers. The tificates. The case has involved Ham Krenk of Elizabeth, depart The committee wll] meet on CYAC of the Year for the Dio- by Prudential- Insurance Com ter what, she complains until life I am a woman in my sixties, leaders are Mrs. William M. appeals to the courts which re- ment projects chairman, is in Sunday at 2 p.m. in. Mr. Toop's cese of Trenton at the annual pany, Newark. isn't worth the living. My hus-single, a property holder and fi Phillips and Mrs. John Powers. sulted in the Supreme Court send- charge. home. diocesan convention held at the Mr. Manganelli attended Keans- band and I are building a busi- nancially- independent. One SunThe officers are: Denise Tilton, ing the matter back to the com- Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, burg schools and is employed by ness of our own and working at day evening recently, I was president; Marilyn Phillips, vice mission for further hearings. last October. the Jersey Shipoing and Pool- it hard so we can give the chil- called from church service by president; Debbie Hopla, secre- Miss Barbara Halleran, Red The Catco producers are: Conin- g Association, Newark. dren the start I didn't have in neighbors who said burglars were tary; Judy Phillips, treasurer. Bank, was named the CYAC of tinental Oil Co., Houston; The life. You would think wo were entering my house, I hurried the Year for the Northern Mon- Atlantic Refining Co., Dallis; doomed to fail, the way Momhome, picking up a policeman on Mr. and Mrs. John G. Schanck MORTGAGE mouth County CYAC group for Tidewater Oil Co., Houston, and Group Studies carries on. Am I wrong in still the way. and children are occupying the her participation in all phases of Cities Service Gas Co., Oklahoma feeling hurt?—M. Instead of burglars, I found my former James Neidinger proper- City. club activity. Miss Halleran was Wagner Opera Dear M: You are working niece and her husband loading ty on Beers St. which they re- MONEY AVAILABLE the corresponding secretary in MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Bene- from the outside in. Dosing their car with my furnilure. The cently purchased. 1901. Donors, Please dict J. Gandy, Fairfield Rd., your mother with pretty clothes policeman ordered them to put William Vander Meer, new Freehold, presented a program like so much soothing syrup, everything back. A family friend, president, made the presenta RUMSON - RH negative on "Music Into Drama and won't cure painful memories. who happens to be a magistrate, Madison Couple 9 lions. blood donors are needed by the Dance" at Monday's meeting o Cut out the cankerous sore by lias warned them to stay away Prompt Service Junior Service League of Red Beta Chi Chapter, Beta Sigma frankly discussing the past with from my properly. Now my niece Awarded $11,000 and her father threaten to com STUDYING IN DETROIT Bank to, add to its list. Accord- Phi, in the home of Mrs. William her. Do it on a friend-to-friend FREEHOLD — A Monmouth mit me to an asylum. DETROIT, Mich. - Miss Caro- ing to Mrs. James Bulmcr'X'13 Graff, 43 Richard Tor. basis. Tell her exactly how you County Jury awarded a Madison • Immediate Closings lyn Jean Aldlnger, daughter of Dogwood Rd., MiddlelOwli, thf Mrs. Gandy read the three-ac feel. She, too, may secretly What is my next action—to sell Township couple $11,000 for in- Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Aldingcr, need for this blood is "ever opera "Lohengrin" by Richard nurso an injured heart. and move away or stay and juries received by the wife in an 321 Prospect Ave., Little Silver, increasing." Wagner, and played a recording Being a child at the time, fight? I hate family feuds and accident in Freehold Township on N.Y., is studying at the Merrill- Donors are to contact Mrs. of its Prelude to Act One by Ar- you could never know all that am very peaceable by nature. May 17, I960. Palmer Institute, here during the Biilmer or.Mrs. Ranulf Ueland, turo Toscanini.' went on between her and your This frightens me.—Reader. Reseau and Anna Wilson, Rt. second quarter of the academic 182 Beechwood Dr., Shrews- The ways and means commit father. When she lashes out at Dear Reader: As I often say, 9, received $2,500 and $8,500 re- MARINE VIEW SAVINGS year. Miss Aldincer is a seniorl bury, or Mrs. John Emery, 3 tee, with Mrs. Milton Brown as you. she may still be striking relatives turn from cooing spectively from Plunk Curry and at Pennsylvania Stale University. Southvale Ave., Little Silver. chairman, is making arrange- back at him, for you are his doves to howling hyenas when Refuse Waste Disposal Inc., both ments for a cake sale to be held daughter. money is involved. It you leave of Newark. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION next month. Make it clear that she has town, they will only give chase. The Wilsons' attorney, Ralph Mrs. Graff announced that a the power to hurt you because Stay and fight it out. Post a Heuser, Matawan, told .the jury MAIN OFFICE Valentine dance will be held Sat- you love her and always will- "Will Prosecute" notice against that Mrs. Wilson's car'was struck urday, Feb. 17, in The Oaks, Rt else you wouldn't be doing for all trespassers. Hire a patrol in the rear by. the truck driven 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN 35. her now. By courageously fac- agency to guard your house, by Mr. Curry when she had Robert McLaughlin, husband of ing the Issue, you and she may and ask the magistrate to rec- stopped behind a loading school OS 1-2400 (Five'Corners) a" member, repaired a television at last establish that wonder- ommend a competeat lawyer. bus. Mr. Heuser said Mrs. Wil- set for the Atlantic Highland. ful relationship between moth- Take the aggressive. son received chest injuries which BRANCH OFFICE Nursing Home, a community er and daughter which you "aggravated a pre-existing can- project of the sorority. Richard should have had these many Send your problem to Kilty cerous condition." 33 FIRST AVENUE ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Perry and William Graff assisted years. Kelly, care ot this newspaper. Be The defendants were represent- New In town? Asic your neighbor wriere with Hie transportation. sure to enclose a stamped, self- ed by E. Donald Steinbrugge of 291-0100 The next meeting will be held Dear Kitty: addressed envelope. Helpful leaf- East Orange in the trial, held he buys his clothes. I in the home of Mrs. Edward K. ' I broke my engagement to' a lets available. Write for "Dispo- before County Judge Elvin R. iHBfliiifiMttiniiiiBiitfniiMiiiitMBiiniinMMttittiwH^^^uwtitivifffff Howe, Davis La., River Plaza. boy I didn't love, then because sition." Simmill.

3 ;• RED BAM£ REGISTER Wed., Januirr 24, 1962-19 Rites Paris Openings In Methodist Church Balmain's Ladies Are Pyramid-Shaped UNION BEACH - Miss Kath- ed at the double ring ceremony By GABRIEIXE SMITH glow in small Jacketed suits Ensembles included bright uoise binding at the teamt. An- leea Mary Crawford, daughter of in Grace Methodist Church. A PARIS (AP) - Pierre Bal which stop just at the hip. barely coats with lighter dresses. Among other ensemble was a red coat Mr. and Mrs. Michael Matey, 802 reception followed in the Village main's new spring and summe fitting the midriff, and sport them vu a turquoise wool coat, with a white shantung tennis-type Prospect Ave,, was married here narrow st the shoulders and leated dress. Inn. fashion collection promises worn swinging pleated skirts. Other Saturday to Joseph Edward Mr. Matey gave his stepdaugh- versions of the same suit have slightly high waisted, with a Balmain also presents striped en ease and gives them back Steidle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ba- ter in marriage. She wore a long- moderate pyramid-shaped skirts. white -sleeveless dress with tur- •indings of color on white at hem their waists. yard Steidle, 231 Lorillard Ave., sleeved formal gown of crushed ind neckline on a white Jersey this place. taffeta fashioned with a sabrina His silhouette is pyramid- ;oat with a red dress, and a shaped throughout the whole col Rev. Eldridge Campbell officiat- neckline of Chantilly lace, wasp lavy blue coat with a white jer- waist, taffeta cummerbund and lection, with narrow shoulder Top Women Politicos ley dress and navy blue binding. and midriff, belted waist and i triple inserts of lace on the full Sailor Collar Again skirt which ended ii>, a chape! slightly widened skirt. Hems ar '37 Class train. Her fingertip veil was held just below the knee. Variations of the sailor collar In Washington Talks ropped up in Desses' collection, in place by a crown of pearls The woman Balmain likej ti dress Is married, he says. nd Balmain uses a sailor flap and she earned a cascade bou- WASHINGTON (AP) - The "And when you are in the mid- Plans Dance quet of roses and stephanotis. "This year this same woman both back and in front covering igwigs among women politicians dle, and you are moving for the bosom. Wide black and white WEST LONG BRANCH - Miss Deanna Joyce Crawford, has discovered action: she will if both parties took to the same ward." she said, "you do not itripes border this double collar A dinner-dance class reunion for Union Beach, was maid of honor wear her clothes with case," he ilalform yesterday but spoke on have to appease the left, concili- m a black crepe cocktail dress. Long Branch High School, Class for her sister. She wore a balle- declared. different phases of their craft ate the right, kow-tow to any of Variations show the same type of 1937, will be held Saturday rina-length gown of deep pink A PEACEFUL SPOT it found in fhe gardens at Lake Brutal Red these fanatics for their support at 7:30 p.m. in Old Orchard and didn't debate. ollar off one shoulder in white chiffon fashioned with a scoop For day, brightly colored suits 1 Wales, Fla., by Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Iselin, 945 Broad They addressed the Advertising or to escape their opposition, or atin and navy blue crepe. Country Club, Eatontown. neckline and satin cummerbund, are-most striking. There Is plen- St., Shrewibury, as they pause for a moment in their four Club of Metropolitan Washington to be able to add their votes to Balmain shows his usual Plans were completed here last a matching bow headpiece and ty of "brutal red." at a luncheon honoring the 19 your own in order to win elec- itrange furs—a striking white week at a meeting in the home carried a cascade bouquet of pink of the louthern state. Blinding yellow and turquois women members of Congress, tions. roadtail for travel, a white er- of the reunion chairman, James roses and blue stephanotis. Mrs. Margaret Price, vice "And I thing any political par- mine coat for travelers on "of- Manuel, 62 Fulton Ave. Edward Steidle, Jr., Union hairman of the Democratic Na- ty that does this, is digging its cial" government visits, and a Beach, was best man for his Committee members are Abe tional Committee, said in a pre- own grave—for I think the Amer- iheath and Jacket In black broad- brother. Ushers were Frank Hoffman, 325 Fairfield Ave., pared speech that any political ican people will reject them." il. Long Branch; Russell Scalzo, 52 Thomas Crawford, Jr., brother of Engagements in the Bayshore Area party that kow-tows to the far Mrs. Williams referred to the Evening dresses follow the Wereah PI., Portaupeck; Domi- the bride, and Gary Eastmond, left or right is digging its own nic Scaglione, 354 Highland Ave,, uncle of the bridegroom, both of commission created last month iame themes, but most successful Elberon; Mrs. Jack (Sophie San- Union Beach. grave. by Kennedy to see what can be ire long sheath-like dresses belt- Mrs. Clare B. Williams, as- tora) Rosenberg, 279 Riveredge On their return from a South- done about demolishing "preju *• in leather. listant chairman of the Republi- dices and outmoded customs There is plenty of bead em- Rd., New Shrewsbury, and Mrs. ern motor trip, the couple will can National Committee, in E. D. (Concetta Caretta) Fudge, reside at 19 Atlantic St., Key- which act as barriers" to the roidery following a delicate pat- another prepared talk proposed progress of women. em of rosettes, often with loops Jr., 123 Hollywood Ave., ' West port. They both attended Key- that President Kennedy's com- Long Branch. port High School. Mr. Steidle is Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt f satin ribbon and fringes of mission to study legal and eco- iny beads. The favorite Jewel Is Members of the 1937 class de- employed by Kapushy Brothers nomic barriers to the "full part- .'ag named chairman. siring to attend, are asked to con- at the Esso Station, Six Corners, t golden sunburst clip which re- nership of .women in our democ- Mrs. Williams said this should embles the rosette patterns. tact any committee member. Keyport. , racy" be expanded into a non- be expanded into a nonpartisan partisan clearing house for the group composed of the presidents talents of American women. of all leading women's profes- Woman' Club Lists Mrs. Price said tyrants of both sional and civic groups. Such a GOP Club the far left and the far risht fear group, she said, would stand and hate the Democratic process- ready to suggest candidates with es. She said the way of freedom outstanding talents and training Plans Party, Forthcoming Events and dignity of the Individual "is for government posts "and thus RED BANK — Forthcoming Wednesday, Feb. 21, rather than the middle way—forward—reject- help the nation to blaze new trails •vents of the Woman's Club were the usual meeting date, which ing the extremej to the left and in utilizing the abilities of high- Style Show announced Friday at a meeting falls on Washington's Birthday. to the right." caliber women." KEANSBURG — Plans for a here in the clubhouse. Mrs. Robert H. Disbrow and combination card party and fash- Mrs, George H. Pruter are chair The welfare department will ion show were discussed at a men of a birthday luncheon and hold its next meeting in the club- Auxiliary News meeting of the Women's Repub- card party in the clubhouse next house tomorrow. Mrs. Charles lican Club of Raritan Township Tuesday at 12:30 p.m. Miss Judith Ann Brown Miss Florence C. McClear Reid announced that the Febru- Miss Kathleen A. Ciesielski ast week in the Laurelyn Hotel, ary meeting will be changed to The drama department play re KEYPORT — Mr. and Mrs. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Mr, (cansburg. hearsals are being stepped up to KEYPORT — Announcement li made by Mr. and Mrs. M. Joseph Floyd M. Brown, 147 Main St., and Mrs. John E. McClear, 145 Full Calendar Mrs. James Crowley announced include several additional meet- Ciesielski, 239 Broad St., of the ave made known the engage- Center Ave., announce the en- hat spring and summer fashions Postal Rate ings in February. The original ment of their daughter. Miss Ju- ;agement of their daughter, Mis The Red Bank First Aid Squad erty Hose Company. Keyport. will be presented by Steinbach's, play will be presented in March. engagement of their daughter, Auxiliary will sponsor a card Mrs. Raymond Walling, Jr., Miss Kathleen Ann Ciesielski, to dith Ann Brown, to Douglas F. Florence Cymantha McClear, to Red Bank, April 25 In the Lau- Mrs. Richard H.. Moyle, drama McRae, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Pvt. Bruce C. Preston. (USA), party Feb. 19 at 8 p.m. in the will serve as president; Mrs. •elvn. Bill Advances chairman, announced the meet- Thomas E. Baumlin, Jr., son of First Aid Building, Spring St. bhn Meyer, vice president; Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E. Baum- Douglas McRae, 10 Conover La., son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Pres Committees formed include ings will take place Feb. 9, 13, Mrs. Albert T. MacDonald is William Brokie, secretary and WASHINGTON (AP) - The lin, Sr., 677 Parker St., Perth Middletown. ton, 27 Hooper Ave. Mrs. John Hay and Mrs. Jose- 23 and 27. chairman. She will be assisted by reasurer, and Mrs. Leonard Luf- House has tentatively approved Amboy. Miss Brown, a graduate of Key- Miss McClear is a senior a phine Purdy, prizes; Mrs. Harry a bill raising postage a penny per Mrs. Kenneth Burger of the Mrs. Andrew De Ponti and Miss burrow, Mrs. Russell Walling and The bride-elect, a graduate of port High School, attended Cedar Atlantic Highlands High Schoo: Seaman and Mrs. James Crow- letter and increasing "junk mail" Evening Department has been Barbara Brower. Mrs. Brokie, trustees. Red Bank Catholic High School Crest College, Allentown, Pa. She Pvt. Preston, a graduate ol ley, models' assistants; Mrs. Wil- rates. Final action is expected appointed trustee to fill the unex- The auxiliary will serve a din- s a junior at Trenton State Col- is a student at Katharine Gibbs Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona! liam Aumack and Mrs. Charles today. pired term of Mrs. Otney E A CAKE SALE will be spon- ner to members of the Ex-Fire lege where she is majoring In School, Montclair. High School, is serving in the .ube, tickets; Mrs. David Os- Hembree, who has moved to Cal- sored by the Ladies' Auxiliary o! Ihiefs' Association May 3 In the The House added $79.2 million English. She is a member of Mr. McRae, a graduate of Red U.S. Army at Fort Dix. borne and Mrs. Cortlandt Ogden, ifornia. the Portaupeck Chemical Hose fire house. to a rate increase bill worked out Lambda Mu sorority. Bank Catholic High School, is a refreshments. Tickets for the af- by the Kennedy administration Mrs. Louis Weber is chairman Company April 14, to be followed Mr. Baumlin, a graduate o senior at LaSalle College, Phila- fair may be reserved by contact- and House Democratic leaders, of the group's annual participa May 7 by a card party in th REFRESHMENTS in Ye Cot- Perth Amboy High School, is i delphia. ing Mrs. Lube, 82-13 St., West producing a measure that would tion in the Clubwomen's Day at New Board fire house, Mrs. Lewis Nelson taga Inn, Keyport, followed junior pre-medical student at Se A June wedding is planned. Keansburs. bring in $700 million if accepted Hahne and Company in Newark, and Mrs. James Foggia are first January meeting of th ton Hall University, South Or- Mrs. Florence Pack was ap- by the Senate. There is some March 29. A bus has been hired chairmen of the latter event. women's auxiliary to the Keyport ange. He is a member of the Se- Member Is Dointed recording secretary to fill doubt on that score, however. for the trip and will "leave the The group will meet Feb. 13 American Legion post. Report ton Hall Glee Club, Perth Am the unexpired term of Mrs. John clubhouse at 8:30 a.m. Reserva Natatorium in the fire house. The regular were heard by Mrs. Carolim The bill moved to the verge of boy Council, Knights of Colum- Woskey, who resigned because of tions are needed. Sworn In business session will be followed Lindemann and Mrs. Homer Mat passage last night but a Republi- bus, and St. Mary's Church Choir. May Be Razed outside working commitments. can member, angered by what he A program on "What Every RUMSON — Leslie H. Thoma by a tricky tray party. teson. Hostesses were Mrs. Harry regarded as a power play by the Woman Should Know Abou ASBURY PARK — One of New Shrewsbury Dr., was sworn in a Fahy and Mrs. Pack. Wills" was arranged by Mrs leadership, blocked final passage Would Expand Powers Jersey's oldest indoor swimming a member of the Rumson-Faii MAY 5 is the date set for McELVAINE-SCHANCK posl A movie and an Easter candy pale B, Otto, program chairman through a technicality. pools may be headed for the junk Haven Regional Board of Educa dance planned by the auxiliarj of the Veterans of Foreign War; demonstration are planned for Theodore J. Steul, a trust officer The bill raises first class and Of Sewerage Authorities heap. tion last night by Abraham Zag- of Belford Engine Company No. and its ladies' auxiliary hel the Feb. 19 meeting. air mail rates by a penny, to of the Monmouth County National TRENTON — The powers of City Council last night can- er, board attorney. 1. The event will be held in Bach (heir first joint dinner-dance re- 6 and 8 cents, for a total in- Bank, was guest speaker. A ques- municipal sewerage authorities celed a five-year contract, now Mr. Thomas will fill the un stadt's, East Keansburg. cently in Buck Smith's Restau- crease in those categories of $455 tion and answer period followed will be increased if a bill intro- In its third year, with Marine- expired term of Francis E. p, Mrs. Leslie Parleman, Jr., has rant, East Keansburg. million. It also calls for $53 mil- duced by Assemblyman William land, Inc., for use of the Nata- McCarter who recently wa been, appointed publicity chair- Mrs. Oscar Butch was maste lion more in the rates paid by T. Hieiing (R-Ocean) is passed lorium at Ocean and Second Aves named to Borough Council bj man for the auxiliary. of ceremonies. Commander How- newspapers and magazines, $171 Council Amends Mr. Hiering's bill would em- The move came after City En- Mayor Charles Callman. Mr. Me ard Hooper and Mrs, Frank An- million more in third class rates gineer William M. Birtwell re- Carter's resignation from the NEW OFFICERS presided at a son were chairmen. j —those used mostly by direct power authorities to extend lines Dog Ordinance and make special assessments ported the building, a 60-foot high school board was accepted las recent meeting of the Keyport Mrs. Andrew Gallagher,IJKeans mail advertisers—and about $20 white stone structure, was in night with regret. GLEN RIDGE (AP) — An or- against abutting property owners, Hook and Ladder Fire Company burg, past department president million more In miscellaneous in- need of extensive and costly re- dinance for dogs which residents and would require mandatory Mr. Thomas must run as auxiliary in the fire house. They and Mr. Gallagher were guests creases. pairs. Council said it is weighing claimed was for the birds was hookups to existing sewer lines. write-in candidate for a three- are Mrs. Albert Bennett, presi A citation was presented to All increases would be effective the advisability of raring board- amended Monday night by the The same bill was pocket-ve- year term in the Feb. 6 school dent; Mrs. Robert Rose, vice ames Thomas, membership next July 1. walk landmark. Glen Ridge Borough Council. ;oed by Gov. Robert B. Meyner election. Mr. McCarter's resign; president; Mrs. Harold Walling chairman. The award was made Once a beehive of year-round ion came too late to permit Mr. In the face of mounting criti- n 1960. secretary, and Mrs. Frank to the post for being the first in activity for water sports, recre- Thomas to file for a position on cism, the ordinance was changed Royce, treasurer. Monmouth County to meet the ation, and salt baths, the Nata- ttie ballot. Health Laws to permit children of 7 to walk Auxiliary members will attend membership quota for 1962. torium started down hill as a a dog, provided they can contro Bowen Sets Up Arthur L. Adamson, presiden a performance of "Milk and Hon- bathing arena after World War the pet. The minimum age first of the board, said Mr. Thoma ey" in New York May 2. SIXTH DISTRICT president of Study Slated II as new pools were built. It C proposed was 12. Press Conferences was the unanimous choice of the New chairman appointed are the auxiliary to the Veterans of was abandoned for swimming In TRENTON (AP) - Dr. Roscoe LONG BRANCH - City Man- Rumson members of the board. Mrs. Emil Kitiman, secret pals; Foreign Wars, Mrs. L. S. Hiller, 65 sq. yd. The maximum leash length al 1959 and converted to an exhi- P. Kandle, state health commis- lowed in the measure was in- ager Richard J. Bowen an- Mr. Thomas was born and edu- Mrs. Charles Kitzman, publicity, will make her official visit to the This offer good only until lition pool for tropical fish. cated in England and is a natural- sioner, today ordered a review creased from 6 to 8 feet. In ad nounced today that starting Mon- and Mrs. Harvey Ross, sunshine Middletown Township Auxiliary FEB. 15, 1962 Of the state's public health laws. dition, some of the sting was re- day he will conduct weekly press ized citizen. He retired four years club. Feb. 21. Kandle termed the review, and moved from penalties provided in conferences for local newsmen. ago as president of Pioneer Pe- At a recent meeting in the post Karpet-Kare reireshet expected modifications of the ex- the ordinance. Promising coffee to be served troleum Products, Morristown, MRS. EARL STOUT and Mrs. lome, announcements were made and beautifies your and is now associated with W. E. isting law a "modernization" of A maximum optional 60-day at the 10 a.m. meetings in his Oceanport Charles Wilson were appointed to if a testimonial dinner in honor wall-to-wall carpet*... the basic public health laws. Re- office in City Hall annex, Mr. Hutton & Co., members of the special gift committee of the f Miss Beulah Adamson, nation gives them a toiNre* jail sentence for second offenders Sunday dinner guests of Mr. New York Stock Exchange, ports are to be submitted to him was dropped. This leaves maxi Bowen said the purpose will be and Mrs. Jack* DeFellce, Mata- Relief Engine Company Auxilia- .1 president, of Denver, Colo., tardant treatment I* The firm was erroneously listed by Oct. 1 and Gov. Richard J.| mum penalties of $10 for first to answer questions of current wan, were Mr. and Mrs. Fred ry, Red Bank, at a recent meet ind a department meeting Jan. just one day—right im as E. F. Hutton in yesterday's Hughes and members of the leg- offenders, $50 for second of- interest and to provide hack- Datemasch and daughters, Nancy ing in the fire house. !7 in the Robert Treat Hotel, Register. your own home! islature will review the recom- fenders and 15 days in jail for ground material on stories which and Donna, 98 Main St. New officers will be Installed Mewark. The sixth district meet- mendations, he said. each breach of the ordinance. may be developing. He has just completed a term at a banquet Feb. 12 at 7 p.m. ing will be Jan. 31 in the Harold Kandle said he was interested Visiting Mrs. John T. Wilson, as president of the Bulldog Boost- in Old Union House, Red Bank Daley post home, Asbury Park, in strengthening the law which 274 Oceanport Ave., Sunday her ers. He and Mrs. Thomas have Installing officer will be Mrs. with the district president, Mrs. originally set up the state and junior League Play son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and three children in the school sys- Frank Wissemann, the auxilia Hiller, presiding. Mrs. Frank local health departments and that Ars. Richard Wilson, and chil- ry's first president, Miss Barbara Levering will represent the aux- the review would deal with such Iren, Margaret and Richard, Jr., Brower and Mrs. Henry Ludlow iliary at the department meeting basic areas as communicable f Keyport, and her daughter, Caldivcll Licensed are chairmen. n Newark. RUG CLEANERS disease,- nuisance abatement, and Mrs. Howard McGinty of Mata- Members welcomed back Mrs. A rummage sale will be held call now CA 2-5042 the collecting of vital statistics. Back on the Road wan. , TRENTON - William T. Cald- fesse Cook who returned to ac- arch 9 and 10. well, 3d, 21 Willow Ct., Shrews- "The committee will also give RUMSON — The Junior Serv- liamson, Rumson; Mrs. William ive membership after a leave of bury, today was advised that he attention to revision of appropri- ice League of Red Bank, now Blair, Mrs. Joan Dillon, Mrs. Miss Kathy Covert, daughter of ibsence. Refreshments' were was among 11 state residents ate portions of the state sanitary in ils 12th year of presenting live Hadley S. King, Jr., Mrs. Thomas ilrs. Qrace Covert, 14 Maple served by Mrs. Alonzo Curchin. who earned medical degrees in code," he said. theater to Monmouth County E. Morion, Mrs. William Scott, We., celebrated her 13th birth- hostess for the meeting. other states who have been "The intent is to have our basic schools and institutions, will Mrs. Walter C. Nelson, Mrs. W. lay Friday with a slumber party. laws reflect current thinking for granted licenses to practice med- A NEW SLATE of officers was THANK YOU. again present "Sergeant Molly," G. Pagdin and Mrs. H. E. Rowe Attending were the Misses San- icine in New Jersey. conditions in the last half of the a tale of the Battle of Monmouth, Little Silver; Mrs. William E, dra Douglas, Ann Herman, Nancy lected by the auxiliary to Lib- 20th Century," Kandle said, not- as its Children's Theater produc- Cozens, New Shrewsbury, and 'arker, Mary Ann Mazza, Kathy Dr. Caldwell is the only Mon- ing that conditions have "greatly tion this year. Mrs. George Becker. Jr., Holm- Morley, Patricia Jones, Thelma mouth County physician on the list. changed" since some of our pres- del. 'icalora, Charlotla Bova, Lucille All a! you who have mad* ent laws were enacted." The league will continue ils tour in February and March. The pro- Production Staff 'ascucci, Paulette Macolino and It possible for us to cele- duction was seen by more than The production staff of "Ser- iVendy Meehan, all of this bor- CANDIDATES HEARD SHERMAN'S brate 25 years la business. HIGHER WATER RATES 10,000 school children last year. geant Molly" includes Mrs. Dor- jugh. PORT MONMOUTH — Feven ASBURY PARK - City water It is expDCtC(i lhat some 8|500 man McFaddin, Jr., Oceanport candidates for the Middletown In appreciation, we are of- rates were boosted 10 per cent cniidren wili view tl,e p!ay this stage manager; Mrs. Wilson C. Mrs. Donald Heliker, 92 Main Township Board of Education fering a ... yesterday in an order by City Rich, Jr., Fair Haven; Mrs. Por- t., will entertain Friday eve- spoke at the Parent-Teacher As- sociation meeting last week. Council. The play was especially adapt- ter Hoagland, Jr., Mrs. R. A. ing at her home for the Evening Aimed at meeting increased ed from historical accounts of the Runyon, Jr., and Mrs. Craig Circle of the Methodist Church. They introduced themselves and Draperies operation costs, the rates were Battle of Monmouth by Mrs. Don-Haaren, Rumson, crew chiefs; {gave their qualifications. Paul Slipcovers Increased from $37 a year for Mrs. Frederic Baar, Red Bank Albanians call their country Lefever and James Davidheiscr I ald English, in collaboration with the average home to $44 a year Mrs. Emery Wingerter, both ol scenery, and Mrs. John Howard, hqiperia the land of the eagle. spoke about the budget. Fqurth Upholstering In all but one part of the western Fair Haven, members of the Rumson, costumes. ilbania is slightly larger than grade mothers were hostesses. area. The exception was an area Maryland, but has half as many The kindergarten class won the Bedspreads league. Also, Miss Jeanne Wirth, Red , ~--y- Discount on all $12.50 serviced by Monmouth Consoli- Bank, Mrs. Thomas A, McManus icople. attendance award. Fiction and Fact Curtains dated Water Co. and Mrs. Gordon R. Smith, Shop-at-Home Service V... " and up permanent waves. Woven into the fictional story Shrewsbury, booking; Mrs. Hom- Phone SH 1-264S BUDGET HEARING TONIGHT of a Freehold family in 1778 are er W. Eckerson, Little Silver, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The actual details of the bravery of properties; Mrs. Edwin Irwin, Sherman's Henry Hudson Regional Board of Monmouth County heroine Molly Red Bank, and Mrs. Warren Zim- Decorators Offer Good for Month of January Pitcher. The play is again being 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Education will hold a public hear- mer, Locust, sound effects; Mrs. Get Madison Avenue styles at Monmoulh FREE PARKING ing on its 1352-63 school budget produced and directed by Mrs. Charles Leland Walker, Little Sil- tonight starting at 8 in the High John Klem of Rumson. General ver, program; Mrs. Richard E. County prices! ... by knitting your own School cafeteria. chairman of the project is Mrs. Kramer, Rumson, publicity, and Hong-Kong, cardigans, bulkles and mohairs . Members of the board, its at- Carleton H. Boll, also of Rum- Mrs. George Cosentino, Fair Ha- VINCENTS SSSJ torney, auditor and supervisory- son. ven, makeup. at Knitters World, Monmouth Shopping principal will be present to ex- In the two casts performing in There is no charge for the pro- Center, Eatontown. plain every budget item in detail. this year's traveling theater are duction. Scenery, costumes and 32 Linden PI. Red Bank Mrs. Raymond Carey, Jr., Mrs. sets are designed, executed and OUR It pays to advertise in The F. Don Chapin, Mrs. Robert A. transported from school to school ONLY SH 7-3620 Register.—Advertisement. Heberer and Mrs. George Wil- by league members.' STORE 2O—\CVn the township should certainl. at the council was urged to send FREE PARKING of concern to the governin delegates. xxiy and the highway commissioi It was also announced member- should be made aware of thei: ship in the Laurel Garden Club REAR OF STORE wsition, either for or against. is now open to any township resi- dent. Those interested were asked The council also discussed thi to contact Mrs. B. J. Sweeney, 2 Ridge Dr., Hazlet. Are These Questions TV Key Running Through Your Head? Mailbag By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Question — Is Goodman Ace, the writer of the "Perry Como Show," the same Ace who did a radio show called "Easy Aces" with his wife during the late thir- ties and early forties?—Mrs. V, H., Columbus, Ohio. Answer—"Goody," as he is af- automatic? fectionately called by his co- Why fIgmeless electric? ^r * * -w- workers, is probably the most successful and most famous com- edy writer in TV today. TV writ- "—""———• Is if hard to install? ers particularly comedy writers, usually go unnoticed by the aver- Does it cost a lot to operate? age viewer. Ace and another member of his staff, Selma Dia- mond, have done more to make the TV public aware that stars don't make up their own rou- tines but that somebody actual- ly writes the lines. Before com- ing to TV, Ace wrote and starred with his wife in the popular ra- dio series, "Easy Aces." The ra- dio show was on the air from 1928 to 1945. During his success- ful career in radio and TV,, he has supplied comedy materiai for some of the biggest names in show business including Milton Berle, Danny Kaye and Tallulah Bankhcad.

Question—Is Steve Forrest re- lated to Gene Barry (TV's Bat Masterson)? I saw Forrest on a recent "Bus Stop" show and was astounded by the resemblance of their voices end mannerisms. They even look a little alike.— I.Y.S., Bridgeport, Conn. Answer—Steve and Gene are not related. Steve's older brother is actor Dana Andrews but no one seems to note their resem- blance.

Question—Sometime ago I saw part of a movie on TV which had If questions like these are delaying the day when cavemen running from prehistor- ic animals during an earthquake. you and your family can enjoy plenty of really hot I don't know the name of this movie but I think one of the Feather-light wool crepe sheaths water the flameless electric way, then come to cavemen was Victor Mature. Do or phone our local sales office.. We'll be glad to give you know which movie I mean? nun mi FASHION, NOW THROUCH SPUN* I would like to know the name you answers backed by facts and figures. so I can look for it and see i from the beginning next time I is shown—Mrs. R. A., Lancaster, We've helped hundreds of families determine Pa. Answer—"One Million B. C 10.98 the right size heater, where to put it in the home and Is the title and Victor Mature is kow little it costs in pennies per day — families the star. The female "cave Wool crepe—slim, light ai a cloud, ewrnhitely feminine—it'i the new look to wear dweller" was played by the late todiy, it*, really coming on itrong for Spring, and our lovely .heaths have it. Amy Deb Carole Landis in the 1940 film that are right now enjoying plenty of hot water designed them with attractive r.yon satin trims, extra long zippers, ample hem» and automatically. Let us help you join these satisfied (For an answer to your ques- all the fine detailing and workmanship you'd expect to find in much higher priced tion about any TV program or dreuei. And they're so flattering in black or navy. customers before another bath runs cold. actor, write to TV Key Mailbag, c/o this paper.) A. Bowlrimnuxl she»th m.k.. th. ptrf.rt b.ek|;onnd lor new Sprim .ew.iorlw. Si«« 10 to 18. 'ays Finn of S.'JO B. Sco.p-n.ekeJ .htalh t«k» yon Jrom th» offiw to lite-dito parties. Si«i 12 u> 20. JCP&L 'or Speeding Violation Jersey Central Power & light FAIR HAVEN - Ralph E. Campbell of 258 River Rd., Red CALL OSberna 1-2500, KEIIogg 1-2400 or write. Free delivery within our delivery area. Bank yesterday was fined $30 in (Except C.O.D.'s add 50c). Budget Dresses (Depr. 134). Mall Level, Bamberger'i court for driving 50 m.p.h. in » Buy with m«uron« from your Monmouth, and at Paramus, Menlo Park, Newark, Morrlsrown, Princeton and Plainfleld. !5-mile zone. local R«ddy Kilowatt Dealer Magistrate \ John V, Crowell who diiplayt this emblem. Ined Mrs-vF. Kaepplein of 55 OPEN A BAMBERGER CHARGE ACCOUNT-PAY IN 30 •larvard/Kd. and Mrs. Gcraldine DAYS OR PART EACH MONTH—ASK YOUR SALESPERSON Scheffer of 76 Ridge Rd. $3 each 'or letting their dogs run at large. B£D BANK REGISTER. Wed, January 24, 1963-21 PRIC He'Honors to Little Shots' BUDGETS WILL CERTAINLY WARM UP TO 4j \ THE LOW «* ON AtP'i... Awards Presented Qayton, Dorre

FREEHOLD — Continuing its both Monmouth Grange and Moil- tndltlon of 'Honors to Little mouth Pomona, also a past state Shoti." two well known area Grange deputy, In this latter farrier* were given citations at office you brought honor to your tits annual dinner of ths Mon- county by the exemplary work mouth County Board of Agricul of your team in Installing th> hire here Saturday. state officers of the Grange The term "Honors to Little Atlantic City. \ Shots" was applied by the na- "You served your communlt; tional Farm Journal Magazine in long and well as a member of th writing up the local custom sev- Board of Education of Freehold Com* $— eral years ago, when Monmouth Township during the era of the You'll 5av9 County was commended for giv- one-room school. At A&P1 ing bouquets to its own self- "You have supported the Mon NeetarTea sacrificing citizens. mouth County Board of. Agricul- kieh and Flavorful Honored at. the dinner were ture and the New Jersey Farm Howard Clayton of Freehold Bureau as a dues paying mem- , Township and R. G. Dorrer o! ber since its organization anc laa bagi Manalapan. The awards and •jiven freely of your time in serv A&P Famous "Super-Right" Quality citations were presented by Jo ing on several county commi »eph W. Taylor, Freehold, chair- tees. Your good wife, Bertha SHORT CUT (First Citi Me* Nlgfetr) man ot the Board of Agriculture has also been active in committee Chocolate Drink awards committee. work as a member of the Mon mouth County Home Economics A» Br.nd-lnit.nl Mil Presiding was William A. Extension Council, still servlnj Schlechtweg of Freehold, presl as treasurer. S.rv. dent of the board. He introduced "The Monmouth County Boan Hot .r Cold pi,. Junes B. Fawcett, associate di- of Agriculture takes pleasure rector of Extension of the Col- presenting this certificate an wick; William C. Kenny, repre- preciation for the unselfish serv senting the New Jersey Depart- Boned Chicken ice., you have rendered your com ment of Agriculture; Russell munity and Monmouth Count) Richardion ft Robbfns Drane and William Perry Wat- agriculture." son, representing ths Stats Farm Solid tot Steaks of the Sta f Bureau, and Freeholder Abram Mr. Dorrer's citation read: 73« D. Voorhees of Manasquan. "Reuben G. Dorrer: Born North Branch, N. Y., your 1 Fresh Codfish Steaks Entertainment was provided by portrays the true American tra- At AtP you'll find the short ribs have been remove* The Monmoutlmires, barbershop dition. By diligence and hand giving yea greater valw and caster earring. Fancy Halibut Steaks quartet from the shore area. work you rose from farm hand Chicken Broth The citation for Mr. Clayton to proud owner of a large fru obblni Swordfish Steaks *->-*•*« read: and poultry farm. . "We recognize Howard Clay- "During your early years yoi 2 "«• Mo Fancy Salmon Steaks ton, a lifelong farmer of Free- sampled farming in differen OUwarRn LOWIS•rwwwmwsTi MICrmwi I ••IN• YIAM-LARG•«-•-••»» •••••*^BHEl ROASTING hold Township. At the time of areas of both your native stati your marriage, 50 years ago, you and New Jersey, working on FRESH Freth Fruits and Vegetables I purchased your father's farm lo- Freehold Township farm fo cated on the Paradise-Georgia nearly a year in 1911, returninj Heinz TOP GRADE TIMH.E Schoolhouse Rd. and began farm- again In 1921 to the farm which 4 to 6 lbs. ft. Ing on your own. Included with you eventually purchased anc Brown Mustard CHICKENS 39 P hr your early farming equipment established as your home in 1927 Oranges X. £l2 49* •was a much prized team "Although busy with home DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT! WHOLE OR HALF mules. With the coming cares and managing your farm lar mechanization and the need of affairs, you have engaged ii greater acreage you sold this many county and state activities. c GVa^efruit :5: 39* farm in 1932 and purchased the "You are an active member of Helm Vinegar It. P*rom W«Jtt«rn larger farm where you presently the Reformed Church of Free- SMOKED PORK LOIN 65 reside. Orchard* hold, where you have served Cid.r Wtiilt Apples 2^35' "Your interests and energies Sunday school teacher, deacon Tsf Bn.ii Amrloin ttriw Oiti Urttltit were not confined entirely to and at present as member of th e your own farm, however. You consistory. We should also not XT* Jtol2lbi. have always been associated you are die oldest member o: Canned Hams Smoked Pork Chops 75lb Avocado Pears 2^29* with community development and the church bowling team. Uteri Cur rtraOrlii all worthwhile activities. You "You have been a member o Rib Steaks Sliced Bacon SST«p QualitCy Isr have, since youth, been an active Monmouth Grange since 1922 ani Tide Frath member of the Adelphia Meth- are a past chaplain in the order, Iceberg Lettuce & For fKa family waih and dlihii Smoked Tongues Plate Beef For leilinj 23' odist Church; nuperintendent' of You have been a member of th m ,! Y«i«f, T«nd*r Its Sunday school for nearly 20 Masonic Lodge since 1915. years and presently a member "You were one of the early pi,. Newport Roast"KK" Breast of Lamb 15? of its official board. members of the Tri-County Auc- 99? Fresh Broccoli "You are a past master of tion Market at Hightstown am Stow WMta served for many years on it board of directors. Swift's Sausage Links fresh Brisket Beef 'For many years you havi Blue Cheer Fresh Mushrooms 49 CD Director, Straight Front N«w with day IUJI e IONEIESI served as an executive commit- BROWN '« SERVE >£49 Cut. teeman of the Monmouth County Cut! K Aide Talk Board of Agriculture. You hav k«.' worked diligently on its member- P Oven Fre«h &oodn«M ship drives and served as pres Before PTA dent for three terms. At persona Low Prlcttl SHREWSBURY-Civil Defense sacrifice of time and expense yoi. represented our county in Tren- " laws and suggestions were ex- Oxydol Detergent STRING BEANS 2 Jane Parker plained to an audience of 100 at ton as an executive committee- For your laundry the Parent-Teacher Association man of the New Jersey Farm Baked Feeds I -. meeting. Bureau for a period of 15 years. John Connors, director of Civil At present you are the local pl«. GOLDEN CORN 2 33 Defense, and John Edwards, lieu- agent of the Farm Family Life tenant in the police reserves of Insurance, a service of the Farm PEACH PIE Civil Defense, presented a dem- Bureau. onstration of borough-owned ra- "Always cheerful, always op- Sail Detergent dio equipment as it would oper- timistic, we salute a All Purp oi* SWEET PEAS 37 you as 2 Pineapple Pie ate in a disaster. Christian gentleman and hono The following organizational!?'011 for >">ur ton8 yea" of serv- Deluxe Ponnd Cake list of CD operations was read: lce t0 y°ur couh'y Assistant director, Col. Donald NIBLETS CORN :2 33 Cheese Filled Whirl Fay, retired; Mayor and Council Roclc-a-Bye Sampler Heflrts Deliflhf representative, John W. Van- Brunt; police department, Patrol- Spic & Span man Robert Hoffman; trans- For claanln j paintad iiirf aeas portation, Frank Mazza; air raid Freestone Halves warden, Joseph Sanzone; Board la... Of Education representative, Dr. ttCIA MB Gkun King—la D«al Part wltfc »«odli»—C«b. ikf. Donald Seuffert; radiological di- e rector, Lester Smith; medical ANGEL SOfT ^ 3^49' Chicken Chow Mein 49 and health service, Walter Deiss, and clergy, Rev. John Collins. Gomet Cleanser SunnylieldWaffies Positions which have not been Far bathroom and HteHan Ait Brand filled, according to Mr. Connors TANGERINE JUICE 2i 45 Orange Juice ConctnfrataJ are: engineering and welfare « MM oie 2i'/2«24c comptroller and fire company • earn "• can "•" Milady's Apple Blinhes representative. WilliPaarlOnlimi Mrs. Frank Feussner, member- Birds Eye Peas or Caltry ship chairman, reported a tota SUNSWEET ™™ 25 Joy Wifh Craam Siitt* of 301 members. The ways and Birds Eye Peas pi,.' means chairman, Mrs. Harry Jackson, announced that there Liquid Detergent Htnhiy Hint «i»—AlaMi »r Milk liklMt OhcMltH—Twl* h*k RedLFIounderFilletDinner will be a showing of "Tom Sawy- c •On I er" by the Berkeley Marionettes 12 oi. * Mai lomar Cookies';; 3 l Breaded Shrimp Cap'n John't April 14 at 1:30 p.m. plarrie' pl.ttle* Chocolate Bars The Teachers' Association will SIMIIM naa.pi«. Monon s Pot Pies orTorh*y 2 *"- II* •ponsor the film "Misty" at the C Carlton Theater Feb. 21 at 7 and Sail c.p * at 9 p.m. Proceeds are for the Party Jellies Applesauce Cookies 35 DeviledCrab reference section fund of the Pub- All Flivm CkMiliti Bovirtd Dorann French Fries ?.H 2 lic Library. Liquid Detergent e Mrs. Edwin Otis, president, an- nounced a public hearing on the Marvel Ice Cream X 59 Thin Mints school budget will be held next l Monday. Keebler Saltines >-^-^ \ Statist Tuna Fish The fourth grade teachers were c honored, and fourth grade moth- Waldorf Knorr's Soup Mixes :,z:l : PnUorind Pr»«*M ers were hostesses. The next meeting is Feb. IS. Toilet Tissue Kitchen Charm Wax Paper ' Fieischmann Margarine,;:;:,: 45» American Slices ;39° b c Vldory ltMt ft i HEALTH CAPSULES Auortad 4011,350 Doxsee Minced Clams VI Kraft Deluxe Margariiiecl,Toiii., W - *^» by Michael A. PctH, M.I). Colon Marcal Paper Hankies 3 23° Strongheart Dog Food l4.: 10° Cream Cheese 1 ^25* Personal, pretty, thrifty gift. WHICH FOOPS DO PEOPLE Do most of embroidery now — THE GREAT ATIANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMFANr, INC. Sliced Natural Swiss •;':;;:; h.71t MOST FREQUENTLY BECOME vital data after baby Arrives. Laddie Boy Prieti effactlva through ALLERGIC TO ? Royal gift for a new baby — Saturday, Januiiy 27th In SlicedMuensterCheese his very own sampler story. Dog Food Choose gay colors to decorate Supar Mirfctta and Salf- French Roquefort Imported Chan «... nursery. Pattern 883: transfer 7 in I Sanrlea atoraa only. AlPBnnd 12x16 in.; 60 names; color chart. Provolone Slices Fancy Domattic Send 35c (coins) for this pat- AtP Irand tern—add' 10c for each pattern Mozzarella Slices (Part Skim) for lst-class mailing. Send to Laura Wheeler, care of The Red Baok Register, Needlecraft Dept., P. O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Sta- tion. New York 11. N. Y. Print RED BAKK LITTLE SILVER EATONTOWN SHREWSBURY CLIFFWOOD plainly pattern number, name, 121 Monmourh St. 507 Prospect Ave. Rout* 35 Nawman Springs Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. Route 35 address and zone. Complete Liquor Department Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. M. Monday, Wednesday, Thursday 'III I P. M. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til 9 P. M FOR THE FIRST TIME! Over Open Thursdays 'til 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. 200 designs in our new, 1962 Nee- Fridays 'tU 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to B P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to ( P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to « P. M. dlecraft Catalog — biggest ever! WHEAT, MILK, EGGS, SEA FOOPS, CHOCOUVTE, CORN, Pages, pages, pages .of fashions, PORT MONMOUTH KEANSBURG ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS RARITAN TOWNSHIP DEAL home accessories to'knit cro- NUTS, STRAWBERRIES ANP Highway 36 Highvraf 36 80 First Avenut Rout* 36 282 Norwood Avt. chet, sew, weave, embroider, PORK ! Complete Liquor Department Popular Brands Beer and Ale Monday thru Thursday 'HI 9 P. M. Sell Service Store Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday 'til 9 P. M. quilt. See jumbo-knit hits, cloths, Monday thru Thursday '111 9 P. M. Monday thru Thursday 'til 9 P. Bt Maahft Caplulci ftvai halplul infomtrien. spreads, toys, linens, afghans Fridays'til 10 P. M. Fridays 'til 10 P. M. No Meat Department Fridays 'til 19 P. M. . Fridays 'til It P. M. )r>iiMlinfai>dad'lei»ofadiiirwiti. 140-pound class: Richard Overton. Kapld Robert IT STARTS OUT—"The otlier evening at Red Bank!steam and rang up the next six a 49-35 victory in the preliminary (SR). deculoned Mark Rojen, (RBC) 6-1. points for a 13-point bulge, 38- contest. Russ Munson sparked 147-pound clssa: Eugene Newmsn, WELCOME ADDITION TO THE HALL OP FAME -- The Iowa farm boy who be- High School at the basketball game between Red Bank 25. Winrow and Smith divided Red Bank with 16. iri), declaloned John Kelly, (RBC). 3-0 High School and Middletown, I witnessed, without a Jj,e SjX points. Red Bank («!> came on& of the greatest pitchers In the history of baseball, Bob Feller, has been CBA (39) V P G "1 156-pound class: Dick Crosto, (8R), doubt, one of the worst officiated games I have ever CBA scored the next three Kiuskr * 1 . pinned James Monahan, (RBC). voted into Baseball's Hall of Fame. Feller, now 43 and an insurance executive in Rrem'amp 0 o o cureton 3 0 ' 167-pound class: Jim Scelba. line. • comer Mickey Mantle as "the kid held a 13-point lead almost elslnnrd William Anderson. fR). ;ers are 2-7 over-all. who beat us." A DIVISION Unlimited — Clayton, , plnne Jim Kelley pumped in 16 points him on two occasions. Fortunately, ill wind didn't throughout the final quarter. After the two clubs battled even- Last Night's Results Frank Varone, (Rl. In 3:32. to pace Wall jayvees to a 53-43 Feller's career, which was to blow over the court, but it was breezy. Long Branch 69, Middletown 56 Middletown's only quarter scor- Iv in the opening quarter, 10 10, span 1936-56. began with a three- Wall jumoed out to a six-point victory in the preliminary tilt. We'll also agree with Mr. Smith on how easy it is Neptune 75, Freehold 66 ing advantage came in the final Art Smith led Atlantic with 11. nning exhibition stint against the STANDINGS stanza when the losers took a 13- School lead at the half, 28-22, with an St. Louis Cardinals. He struck out 8-12 bulge in the second quarter. Wall (CM Atlantic <51) to stir up the crowd. W I. Pet. 10 edge. 0 F V eight. In his first big league start Bill Gaughan and Joe Police Atlantic closed the gap when Pun fee 12 4 1 9ec!ey r, v v he fanned 15 St. Louis Browns. We talked with Coach Dave Wirth of the Lions Neptune (12-0) 5 0 1.000 Mills 3 17 1 Hclmnn » 7 23 Asburv Park (7-5) 4 .800 were also in double figures for Results hey outscored the Knights, 19-16, MMRCee 10 2] I.anc S 5 Feller established the modern last night and he said, "The gentleman has a very in the third stanza, but Wall Przv'owskl 3 0 61 Jnckson 1 1 3 Long Branch (8-4) 3 .600 the winners with 12 and 10 points, Hoffman 76, Rumson-Fair Haven I,. Waltaak 3 7 13 1 Hyrni! 1 fl 3 mark of 18 strikeouts in a nine good beef." Wlrth was of the opinion the game Red Bank (4-6) ! 2 .400 respectively. 64 poured it on in the final quarter neck 2 0 4 t Ortiz 2 .1 9 inning game against Detroit. Oct.. and took a 21-16 edge to preserve Eckinan 6 4 1*5 I Gawler 0 4 got a little away from the officials. Early in the Middletown (4-8) 1 .200 Paul Herr paced the losers in Red Bank 52, Christian Brother. Flmltll 1 3 5 1 0 0 0 2. 1938. S-'ndv Koufax of the Los the scoring column with 16 mark- the victory. BrunrtflKe 12 4 1 Angeles Dodgers since has tied game the Lions coach asked the officials to call the reohold (3-«) 0 .000 Academy 39 M. Walisali' 12 4 B NORTHERN DIVISION ers while Bob Scharlach had 10. Wall Township C5, Atlantic Al Heiman and Tom Seeley Palmer 0 0 o| it. His other major league rec- game closer under the board, but apparently didn't paced the losers in the ihird Last Night's Results The Middletown Jayvees copped Highlands 56 -2 21 65 17 "2 .18 ords include most lifetime one get the response. Matawnn 59, Manasquan 41 the preliminary game in a squeak \lnlnwnn 59, Manasquan 41 quarter with seven points each. Wall Twp .,.11) is 16 21—65 hitters (12), most strikeouts in a Leo Waltsak and John Eckman Atlantic Highlands 10 12 19 15—58 Of. the four technicals called, Wirth. thought only Inffmtin 76, Rum.ion 64 er. 57-55. Tom Eastmond paced .ong Branch 69, Middletown Officials—Bolder & Bcetloff season (348 in 1946). Wall 65, Atlantic Highlands 56 the triumph with 13 points while Township 56 one was deserving. He said two were called on, him and STANDINGS Tom Olivadotti topped the losers Neptune 73, Freehold Regional 00 that he.was responsible for one, but didn't think he de- W I. Pel. with 18. Central Regional 59, Southern served the other. Wirth said the R. B. coach was up Keyport (11-3) 5 .833 In an afternoon battle, the Regional 46 Malawnn (8-3) 5 1 .833 Long Branch frosh nipped the Lakewood 98, Point Pleasant and yelling but didn't get a technical pinned on him. Manasquan (7-3) 4 .667 Middletown yearlings, 19-16. Brick Township 67, Toms River Most of the wild action took place in the last loffman (8-3) ,1 .600 .one Brmich Iflflt MUliUrloun l.Mli 51 three minutes of the game. Middletown was trail- •(.-F. Haven (3-6) 1 .200'ii.iiiBlinn Herr NEW TRtADS '•Vail Township (3-7) 1 IlullM Our New Treads, identified 6y ing by six and had the ball when the scene took Medallion end shop mark, are APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES \tlantif Highlands (2-7) 0 n 2 j nlvp NBA GUARANTEED the radical change. "I was sorry for the kids, it B SOUTHERN DIVISION :i 7 I SchNinae ml): Romaa ASSOCIATED PRESS 1. A**Uut defocta in workman* COMPLETE SET OF took the game away from them," stated the Middle- Last Night's Results l''ouius ship and materials during lilo '.nkewnod M, Pi. I'lensant 5B Wllsnn EASTERN DIVISION of trend. TUBELESS WHITEWALLS town coach. Kapp X Against normal roid hazards •(rick 67, Toms River 51 W L "ct. (except repairable punctures) >ntra! Reg. 59, Southern Reg. IS ^0 ,V loston 38 9 encountered in everyday pas- Generally, officiating is good lor varsity fairies and [ I/Mip Branch T 10—ti. .809 senger car use for 12 months. ANY it isn't very often the officials let a game get out of 46 iMnlrtlctown Twp. S 13—5 Philadelphia 30 21 .588 Repairs made without charge, ivracusc 23 27 ttpuccmant* prorated on tread STANDINGS Sl.VDAV MTK MrXEl) .460 wear and baaed on list prices their reach. It is ju&t one of those unfortunate situa- New York. 16 32 W I. Pet. .333 current at lima of adjustment. roi1 tions that can not be corrected, ('specially in late stages '.akewnod (io-2) II I nnfl Manfmll Surclral WESTERN DIVISION U l.tlllO |la|,r-n rtdiaurant of a game. Could be some officials are advanced to Hit "Toms River M-7) 2 ,600* l1!lst l-atlf'fl I'Uncliconplt . *.os Angeles 36 15 .706 MAPLE AVE. (at White St.) 'irlck Township (5-8) . 1 .600;Alley CnuZZ'.'.'.. Z ...Z.ZZ :incinnati .,.29 21 .580 varsity level before they are ready. o VI l i 1 11 RED BANK — SH 7-5700 Point I'loasant (4-6) i .500:J™ 'J'' ' ' '' S'"! '''" Detroit 21 19 .420 FIRESTONE STORES KED 1U.\K KEGbliiK "cnlrnl Regional (5-6) 5 -4001 NO! 7 •- St. Louis 19 23 .373 22—Wed., January 21, 1962 Southern Reg. (1-9) ..' 5 .000': B ::::::::::::::::::::: Chicago _ 10 36 .217 Open 8:30 'til 6:00 p.m. Dally 1000 Asbury Ave., Atbury Park—PR 5-8700

\ • RED BANK REGISTER Wei, January 24, 1962—23 Splits and Matawan Whips Big Blue, 59-41, Misses Robinson Happy

'. ••••••' By -• To Tie For B Northern Top Spot PAUL A. ALBRECHT Entering H of F ASBURY PARK-Coach Bruci with a 5-1 loop record. Keyport, Hensler, who also did s tre- Bowie was high man In the ttlt MacCtitcheon's Matawan Hlgt idle last night, also has a 51 B mendous job under the boards with 2D points, four coming from School cagers moved into a firsi Northern Division record. Last with Bowie and Collins, sat out We recently wrote to the New Jersey State Inter- STAMFORD, Conn. (AP) - "I knew he deserved it but I place tie in the B Northern Diyi the free throw line, while Collfal night's loss gave Manasquan a the second half with an ankle scholastic Athletic Association, requesting clarification 'It's hard to describe my feelings didn't know whether he would sion of the Shore Conference witf 4-2 loop record. was next with 14. of their amateur ruling in relation to juniors rolling ully at this time. I am pleased make It the first time he was a convincing 59-41 victory ovei The Matawan victory set the injury. Ralph Gadsby was the only los- in the various leagues. We received the following and honored. My family is so ex-eligible (a player must be retired Manasquan High on the Conven- stage for Friday night's Matawan- Manasquan chopped three er to hit double figures with 10. cited, no one wants to eat." five years before the committee tion Hall court here last night. Keyport game on the same court. points off the Huskies' margin in Grasdorf and Jim Meyers were answer: This was Jackie Robinson, the can vote on him)." said Mrs Matawan moves into first piac Matawan is now 8-3 on the sea-the third quarter when it gained next with eight points each. "In answer to your recent letter in which you seek first Negro to be elected to theRobinson, who sat Reside Jackie. son while the Manasquan quintet a 15-12 edge. clarification of the NJSIAA rule on bowling pupil Hall of Fame, speaking yesterday "We've all been sort of tensed up holds a 7-3 seasonal slate. Ed Flynn'j 23 points led Mata- s after he got the news that he had after all the stories we've been r< wan to a 50-41 victory in the jay- irmy bowl in tournaments or leagues sanctioned by the tage Coach Matawan jumped out front Matawan won going away in the been elected to the baseball reading. the opening quarter and built up final stanza with a 15-9 advantage vee game. Ray Wuchter paced the losers with 14. NJSIAA or American Junior Bowling Congress during shrine. "We've been waiting for the a big margin at the half and wasover the Big Blue. Maliman tm Manjuo.uu (41) any part of the year without jeopardizing their eligi- Robinson, the great Brooklyn voting, especially our oldest son Glenn Leach never seriously threatened. Manasquan was hampered un- F P F P Dodgers ^'infielder, was so ex- Jackie, Jr., who is away at t 201 OaJ«by < 10 bility or amateur standing." The Huskies took a 16-13 edge der the backboards In the second Collins s J* I oraaflor! cited, he spoke in staccato sen- school." in the first quarter and walloped half when Its top rebounder, Jim Maieo Sc&vella j : s tences in the living room of his Resigns At Rider llensler I Ml Clark ". . . any member of a NJSIAA bowling team who "I talked to Jackie, Jr., when I the Big Blue in the second stan- Grasdorf, fouled out midway Plynn 1 0 J Beaam 2 15 rambling home here. IVelsleafl I 1 Carlii on bowls in an adult league or tournament (at anytime o; got home," said Robinson. "Then TRENTON (AP) — Glenn C. za, 16-4, for a 15-point bulge at through the third period. Slebert 0 3 3 Tl OOO "Baseball has afforded me a lot I'm going to call my mother in Leach resigned yesterday as the half, 32-17. Art Hensler raced Hrhr 0 0 D 10 3 the year) where provision is made to give money or Although he scored only six t O 2 ODD f wonderful things," he con' Pasadena, Calif., and I certainly varsity basketball coach at Rider the Huskies In the first half with points Terry Mageo sparked the Oarafano (10 0 O Blurt merchandise, as prizes at the end of the competition or :inued. "It offered me a chance want to talk to Mr. Rickey as College^ effective at the end ol11 points while Bill Bowie and Bill Huskies from his guard position 0 0 0 to get a fine position In the bus!' soon as possible.", the academic year. Collins, senior forwards, hit for setting up plays and leading the 21 17 59 event, or who participates in any bowling event exhibi ness world for one thing. And Hittawan . is is 12 It was Branch Rickey when he Leach, 34, who also serves as 10 and eight points, respectively. Matawan fast break. Manasfiuan u 4 u tion or program for pay or with others that are paid, now this—a once in a lifetime omcltli-ll. Mahon t 1, Mihon. thrill." was running the Dodgers, who varsity soccer coach and director shall become ineligible immediately for further partici. broke the color line li the major of the physical educltion depart- The graying Robinson now is pation in NJSIAA competition (all athletic teams), and leagues by bringing Robinson up ment, said he was resigning to vice president of a national res- devote his full time to completing shall forfeit any and all rights to awards or privileges iaurant and coffee manufacturing to the club. Hoffman ClubsRumson, 76-64, given or permitted pupils under the jurisdiction of thecompany. In fact, he didn't know "I am so grateful," continued work for his Doctorate degree in about his election to the Hall of Robinson, "I have had a lot of physical education at New York University. NJSIAA." Fame until he arrived home from wonderful things happen to me in We interpret the above to mean that a junior is office. my life and I have made a lot of Currently In Ws second season In B Northern Division Contest as head basketball coach, Leach His wife Rachel, and two of his wonderful friends. bowler may roll in any adult league provided the guided Rider to a 13-12 record a hildren were at the door wait- "But to make the Hall of Fame SOUTH AMBOY — Hoffman league does not present cash or merchandise prizes year ago. The team Is 6-9 so far last year's B Northern runnerup, Bob Poetsch was again the big ing to break the news when he on the first go-round, where do High School pulled out to a five- Matawan. to any member of that league. This means that it is this season. point lead in the first quarter gun for Hoffman In the scoring tepped in the door. you put that?" department. The senior sharp- permissible for a junior bowler to roll in a father Leach said he will finish the and was never headed In handing remainder of the season and theRumson-Fair Haven Regional a shooter dumped in nine field goals and son league where no prizes other than trophies academic year but was announc- 76-64 setback in a Shore Confer- CBA Freshmen and five free throws for 23 points, high In the game. He got tre- are awarded and also In the many church leagues ing his resignation now to give nee B Northern Division tilt on mendous scoring assistance from his successor the opportunity of :he winners' court here yesterday In the county. Under no circumstances should a Edge Bucs, 4238 his teammates. Three other JOOWLING doing his Own scouting of high fternoon. Governors were in double flgurei. Junior roll in a commercial league, that is, leagues school players. RED BANK — After leading for It was the Governors' third vie- Jerry Drill topped the trio with operating under commercial titles such as "Busi- Rider authorities announced three quarters, Red Bank High ory in five games in the division IS while Dennis Woods wai one that applications as head basket- School's freshman team was nessmen's League." where sponsors donate toward HI SCORES nd gave them an 8-3 record on point behind and John Lange ball coach will be accepted im- bowled over with a Christian :hs season. Rumson dropped its added 13, seven of which came the prize fund and cash or merchandise awards are mediately. A successor will be Brothers rally that chalked up a IIABMOOT WOMEN'S IMIOB JIIDDLETOWN MONDAY :hlrd division game In four out from the free throw line. made. I.EAOUE BUSINESSMEN'S LEAUUE named as soon as possible. ings and Is 3-6 for the year. 42-38 victroy for (he Colts on the W J court here. Vernon Paulson, sophomore We also asked how rolling in a commercial league ohn's Sunoco „— 39 1 Red Bank Electric 36 Leach, a graduate of Paterson ,aurelyn Hotel .34 2: Oasis Restaurant —SO'4 State College, came to Rider In Hoffman led at the end of the Red Bank leaped out to an 11 guard, was the top scorer for the would affect a junior's amateur standing when he went . Reiner's Trophies .32 21 O'Dell Plumbing & Heating _JO1S 'irst quarter, 18-13 breaking sway losers with 20 markers, two com- lernlce's Beauty Balon 2S 21 Julie's Farm Market —29 1959 -as coach of the freshman lead and CBA out-flipped the latawan-Keyport Rec. 2& Holmdel Liquors .27^ in the closing minutes of the stan- ing on free throws. Rumson's oth- to college. This question was not answered, but we;armony Bowl _15 Mlddlelown Lanes „. L.IGla soccer and basketball teams and Bucs in the second for a 12-10 GOO Series — Erna Scniro 551, LliThroe B' _ :—23 director of intramurals. The fol-za. The Governors continued to period, but Red Bank still had er backcourter, team captain assume that the above will hold true in that case also. Mlddlcluwn Plumbing Supply 22'i raltsorK 635, Peg Kohloft 529, Trude lowing year he was named to the how their mastery over coach he edge, 22-19. Bobby Hoffman, was next In line (lies S12, Hose Bench MG. Styles Construction - 22 with 16 while Bill Barny was al- In other words, juniors should roll only in junior 200 Club — Rose- Eerca 215, Erna Edgewater Beach Club 21« 28!5head basketball post, succeeding Don Trotter's Bulldogs and At the end of three periods the Ichiro 212. Nervo Bros. waltzed out to a 10-point lead at ;o In double figures with 14. leagues, father and son or church leagues. Avg. M & V Drlvo-In .... Thomas A. Leyden, who had been score stood at 34-34. CBA tied Beesley 173.21 High team, throe games—Red" Bank !he half, 40-30, thanks to a 22-17 Rumson won the jayvee con- The sun was shining brightly for Leo Zacek last Rosleman 170.3 Electric 2,713, Hleh, three Bame»—H. the coach for 14 seasons. At the caught up and knotted the score Bcblro .168.3: Pearson 641, R. Tyburcy 641. High same time he took over as head idge in the second quarter. at 30-all. :est, 50^15. Dennis Woods, who (race Ma/fey 168.21 team, three games—O'Dell Plbg. A iiit for 15 points for Hoffman in week when he led his Sunrise Dairy team to V/2 wins 'eg Rohlof' 168.14 Heating 082. High game—JOB Maerlno of the physical education depart- In the fourth chapter, CBA out- Rumson made its only bid In :he varsity tilt, led the Governor over Seldin's Jewelers. Leo started fast with 237, slowed loso Beach , 164.1 266. ment. scored Red Bank 8-4 to ice the orma. Hendrlcks 1S2.36 200 Club—P. Schnoor 233. B. Fedole he third quarter when the Bull- jnyvees in the preliminary tilt ,11 Waltsak 161.2fl 223, S. Leary 214, T. Furinto 211. T. He.was appointed varsity soc- logs outscored the winners, 21- isue. to a 201 and roared back with a 215, for 653. Observers 'at Magala Papa 207. P. Slonkald 203. George with 16 points. 'arol Bruno Fffjrnler 202. cer coach last fall. Joe Raffetto and Charles Fried- to pull within five points en- Both teams play B Northern claim he should have had another 230 in that final one, IIS D17I tering the final session, 58-51, rich were the big guns for the ^rudee Giles .. BED IIANK H.ECREATIOV TUESDAY Leach 'guideg d the freshman Division games Friday night. He was in that pocket often enough but the four, seven iary McAulilfo NU11IT llDWUNQ LEAGUE Hoffman iced the contest in the winners with 14 and 13 points, re- iyce Parts basketball squad to a 20-4 in Rumson-Fair Haven plays host W L spectively. Rich Sherman tossed and ten stood at one time or another to keep the score jnes Korker 1959-60. In two seasons as fresh-last eight minutes of play with a to Atlantic Highlands whilo [tdge Coleman Overhead Door Products Cp..32 25 n 14 to lead Red Bank with Bill ot Leavy yolkland's Towing Service —3O!4 21 man soccer mentor he had iden- !0-13 bulge. loffman plays at Wall Township. at 215. Nevertheless, 653 is a respectable total. velyn Walker - Vincent's Beauty Salon _.' 30 2"i Horlacher getting eight points. Rogel's Club Metra, 29 28 tical 7-4 records. The varsity Iturrmoa Huffman 00) >an Mayer _150.I3 It was the first victory in the " _ _ led Bunk as) F P Vincent Beauty Salon is still slapping beauty DX Hartley -.—.....___ _-. ...J40.13 Red Bank Register .28 2fl a FP Pottor'a Beauty Balon 28 29 soccer -team also was 7-4 In last three B Northern Division B VP G F P Hotfman 1 w I rootsch snny McKenna . .140.9 ; 0 5 23 Oil Delivery Inc 2714 20 2 15 1 WIlllam« 2 15 Paulson 2 W I Formoso cream on the high team game and series trophies II Amadlo —.-..—_-__ , Hft 9 Leach's one season as coach. games for Hoffman, which copped 2 14 I Rti^rman S 4 1*Harvey 1131 Latige \ I J Gloria Caso , _..——.-145.37 Itassas Brothers —!3 31 3 1 13 200 Club —..Ales Rogel 209, Bleve A Rider spokesman said it was ts second loop game with an up- « I 13 Knot O 2 Barny R i ill Drill In the Red Bank Recreation Tuesday Night League, Berte Forse 2 0 4 Fredrick J.I.nrra.Ui'e 1 0 2 I Wernrtt < 111 Greeley 213, Frank Trezza soo, Robert 1 2 4 113 5 0 4 High, team game—J. Homer's 760. Clambrone 213, Rudy Fisher-222, Rob- not immediately known whether set of Keyport, the defending Feldman n.LarrabseJ 3 T I Woods T1H with 1003 and 2799. Overhead Door Products, on igh, team series — Laurelyn Hotel ert Thaler 2D5, Frank Johannemann, frosh basketball coach Tom Pet- 0 0 0 Horlncher Warner 0OOI Wahler 1 « 2 11R. High gnrae—Sl« Dryl 244. High Sr. 205, Frank Flney 203, Paul Cala- champion. The Governors then 10 3 Taylor Ilobinson 10 2 the other hand, has closed the door on Vincent's -Peg KohlWf 620. breae Jr. 204, Cecil Wlllougliby 20D. raff would be a candidate for were bombed by Manasquan on 0 0 0) 23 12 64 23 II 71 nOLY NAME SOCIETY Team High Three Games — (.Tie) Leach's spot. Petroff is 26-11 In a IB B 12 13 12 3 beauties and moved three games ahead. At the Rasaaa Brothers & Vincent's Beauty he Big Blue's court and 'hen P.linuon .....15 17 31 1J—dt BOWUNO VE\OVE Salon 2,573. year-and-a-half as frosh coach. ! Built _._ .11 10 13 1—1" Hofrman 19 22 16 !O-7« American League dropped an overtime decision to I 7 12 IS 8 omclslJ-Carhart * KoveliW. same time, Volkland's Towing Service has pulled W I. Team High Game — Rassas Brothers St. Hose 2 35 24 930. into second place, a half length ahead of Vincent's. St. aabrlel 38 24 High Series — Henry Evers 573. Holy Spirit 2 — 35 25 High Game — Henry Evers 228. Rogel's Club Metra, The Red Bank Register team Holy Trinity X .34 26 St. Jerome 1 ,~ ...... 34 26 SYCAMORE FRIDAY WOMAN'S and Potter's Beauty Salon are all tied for fourth St. Anthony 31 29 MiAOlE Mount Carmel ™ ____29 31 W I. place, four-ga4jes back. Seventh place Oil Delivery Et. Michael 27 33 'camore Lanes ..— 35 19 _-. Jerome 3 .... 25 34 ire-wabury Pharmacy 31W 22'4 Holy Spirit 1 !5 35 is only 4y2 back, making this one of the closest L. H. Cleaners 30VS 23Vi St. Leo The Great 1 23 37 Harrison Ins. Agency JO 24 St. Roso of Lima 2 .20 40 Ij, S. MlhB's Toys »„-. -27^S 2fl',$ SAVE *214»*494 races in the county. Rassas Brothers hasn't quite 600 Series — Bill Payne 267, 216,M ft W Sales Co. 28 !S 194-677: Tom Ncalon 191, 200, 202-619 Little Silver Lumber 21 30 found that 1-3 pocket and shows a 10-game deficit Bob Wescl 186. 187. 2301603. Merchants Trust S4 30 200 Club-John itcBrlde !22: Vine The individual average race is still up for grab: Ottavlano 213. Dave Boyle 212: Sal Globe Petroleum . 91Si 32V4 the first year with a Vlncl 211, Pdo Avallone 510. Chas Baynton's Linoleum .20 34 Marra 208, Joe Talarfco 296, Harry 180 Club — Fes Forrest 194, Ruth with six men seeming to have the longest reach. Georgt Genovese 206. BUI McMahon 203, Chas. Cooney 1B1. Hull 202, Jack Vlrlnho 201, Xi YuJCgak '475 Berles — Peg Forrest 136, Fat Viereck is the closest at this writing with a 184 aver Stout 485. National Leilas age. Bob Korona is pressing with 182 and in turn is AT. HIGH. TWO-MAN CLASSIC Star ot the Sea Peteraen being pushed by Frank Johannemann, Jr.'s 181. Walter Holy Spirit 4 * Points St. Denis .... DwlSht's Plbg. & Utng. 492.11 Deiss is in there with 179, as is Hank Evers, 178, andBt. Catharine _ Ed's Auto Service 395.08 FORD ECONOLINE VAN Holy Spirit 3 Marchetti's Team 391.18 Larry Lotito with 177. Bob Korona always seems St. Rose of Ltma'l 31V, 28 li DrlnltwaUr's Team 3B St. Roso 1 29 Flynn's Team 384.37 come up with that big game and has not made an ex-St. James 1 31 29 "arrinl's Team 380.41 Dorothea 30 30 nzmeyer's Team „_ 380.3! Holy Trinity 2 21'A 32',4 Longo's Restaurant -...349.04 ception of this league—262. Frank Piney set a tough St. Leo The Great 2 25 35 GOO Series—Ralph Marchettl 216. 245, St. Jerome 2 .21 39 168—029. goal in the individual series category with 673. • 600 Series — John Loboda 25), 194, 200 Cluh—DaJton Carhart 235, Billy 107.645. Hodgklss 224. 201; Dan Marchettl 231, John Ference retained his title as the top kegler in 200 <____ _... ____ _. Joe Brown 220, Tom LaPare 205 203; Mvse.Ua 221, Jim Barkalow 221. AIJi. m Boaley 203, Jack Flynn 204, Frank the county by defeating Tony Francisconi in a 20-gam Savacn 21). Joe Pagano 203, Jack Lie Muiclo 200. 204, Jules Sagul 203, Horace Lapore .home-and-home match. John, as manager of the Keans- 200, William Marra 200. IADIE81 NIOHT LEAGUE burg Bowling Academy, rolled at a 200-9 clip for the HIDDEN irH.LS FACT MEN'S W X. LEAGUE Craig Brothers . 33 18 Ft!. GeMllc's Market 30 Zl 10 games on his home alleys. John's high game was a Sunrise Dairies -49 B k W Auto Body Works .28>i 22H John J. Ryan —47 Harmony Bofflvt —. *—281/! 22tf 230. Tony could manage only four 200s and a 187-23upcrarua — „. ...45 Keyport Cleaners 28 23 bounty Auto -.40 Bowne's Oil Burner 25 23 average. The second half of the match was rolled on Newport Motors u -.37 « W. T. dram, iliddletovn —23 28 Corner Liquors -.-,.. Mlddletown Pharmacy .23 28 Tony's alleys. Atlantic Highlands Recreation, and he Datamation _ -33%_ H. Wasserman & Bon • ,., , 20 31 Rex Auto Sales believed he could pick up that 137-pin deficit. Both 33 Keanabura; National Bank IS 34 boys failed to reach the 200 average mark ii^this second set and the match was called off at the end of nine games. Tony wound up with a 186 average for the 19 He's a games to John's 194, John winning by 147 pins. The first game at Atlantic Highlands Recrea- tion proved to be the big one. Tony had trouble finding the range while John bided his time with man., five straight spares and continued with a seven- Ford's new Econoline Van is priced $114 to timer for 241. At the end of 15 games John was knocking them over at a 201 clip. In the next four are you? $394* below popular conventional 1/2-ton panels games Tony fought back and picked up 118 pins, but still had that 147 to go, too much to pick up in -and can save $100 per year in operating a single game. costs compared to older conventional 1 /2-tonners! Perhaps old time bowling is coming back. It used to be the established thing to have these home-and- Ford's new kind of van gives you more loadspace, more load- Gat clostd-van protection at i pickup priW home matches between alleys. Each establishment ing and handling ease, more savings! In a typical 16,000-mile For what you'd pay for most pickups plui tarpaulin, you get 204 cu. ft. of lockabla would select its best money bowler and each week year, savings on gas, oil, tires and upkeep can easily top $100! loadspace! would see at least one such match. The winner of the 'Based on comparison of latest availablo manufacturers' sugecstod relail pilcei match would meet the best from another house within a week or two. These matches always drew big crowds and the gladiators would be the best in the county. In AND LOVI PRICE IS ONLY THE START Of EVERY FORD'S Mll-ME EC0H0MI the old days these were the 200 keglers. In fact this is what put them in the 200 class. Perhaps this is the start You save on gas with You save on Uroi be- You un on upkttp of such matches in the current bowling picture which Ford's modern en- cause Ford's front with over 60 key re- gines— saye on oil, tires track true, and liability features. will lead once more to some 200 bowlers. We hope so. tool Ford's Full-Flow last up to 83% long- Ask for free 28-page At any rate the Keansburg, Middletown and Atlantic filter allows 4,000 er with Ford's truck book, "Why '62 Ford miles between oil suspension. Trucks ara more Highlands Recreations are trying their best to raise changes. sorvlce-free." bowling to the stature it once enjoyed. He craves the action of rugged sports. A man's man with a man's WOMEN'S COMMUNITY CHIRCI1 500 Series—31 8te«vart 101. 134. 186- Kl. Barbara Lamken 219, 157, H6 LEAGUE —522. taste—for Krueger. Ii's tecr the Reil Bank Methodist 2 —411 1 way it used to be—the w.iy it FORD TRUCKS COST LESSWcOME AND SEE Llttlo Silver Embury HeUl l< • MH>DLF.TOWN "V LEAGUE Shrewsbury Prcahytcrlan ...-'. 11 W should be. Brewed fora K-Man's Bed Bank Methodist 1 -J Buck Smltn'B 31 Kt. Anthony ~ i\ l'epal Cola ..- _3* taste. Try it today. Red Bunk Presbyterian 2 .—:» Jotin Daniels' Men's Bhop 33 Bt. James l - -\> BiKdoon South Homes 30 Fair Haven Nativity G Fnrt Monmouth . 30 Fted Bank Presbyterian 1 G Crete's Beverages ... .--.. 30 MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY Congregation Iletli Shalom 2.> Georgian House ..... 29 Trinity Episcopal - 1 John Day Funeral Home *>7 Bt. James 2 -1' Matt Clll Real Estate 27 Man Insurants .25 ruegerBeer 90 Monmouth Street- SHadyside 1-6000 180 Club — Barbara. Lamken 219, El Red Bank Stewart 19). IK; Mario Halsey IBS, Tony's 23 Bea Brahain 18L ' Paddock Lounga . -20 O, KRLJEGEH BUCWINO CO- CRANSTON. R. «• HOUSES FOR SALE HEfcP WANTED-Male - Fera»le| FOR SALE MERCHANDISE WANTED WANTED TO RENT RED BAN"K REGISTER IOATS & ACCKSOAIES N ointj room, tnua la Horn*, t!"l tloor. Belfreaeet. ..mCROFT-Tiiree-bedroom split 24—Wed., (January 24. FIGHTER LOSES "P.H." Boi ill. KM Bum., level home. On large comer lot; ont ea.11 it VA- baths, attached garage. ! any of our offlcn TH£ MONUOVTH - Three OPERATOR!) — Apply In per»oo: tte. ihingc.! mssl, spate mast. HcccfvurH'.' ; 12 Broad St., Red Bank AGENCY with extras. ntat? msfcer. price, age to Box 84, - LOST — Rlamws cat, answers t,° Storage and launching paid. Cockpit i 3ALJCS CLERKS -- Male and female Vllliit Station, New York H, ». r. PLEASANT HOOM - In «{"» H'iS}' •I**.,"- F»lr View ,-lclnlty.' Rcwitd. for etftlil, one ply worn 1 hunli. No ecu- j •lnit [>ositlonx. full time and home, room «nd toard lot BUSINESS REALTOR 741-1503. terboanl fuss, ineicje Hallasi. Innjirct at! SUCCESS [iart-tln Experienced preferred, Apply man nr lady. SH 1-0813. u Ktslin'n., Broad flid Front LARGE FUItNISHBD ROOM — In 102 WEST FRONT STREET ouignnrrt, Ban*, fit-p Mr, rinalfy FIELD FURNITURE PETS AND LIVESTOCK 3100 <*tra. VANDKRLEUf: i m«.. Km town. «u«lne»s gentleman preferred. AUTOMOTIVE MMtti. -;aU after 6 p.m. BK 1-Oltt. SHadyside 1-2240 GET YOVV. DOO under control with 24-HOUR SERVICE AUTOS AND TRUCKS MA1UNU SUPI'LIKS BREEDS SiTUATIONS WANTED. Female Warehouse Department firm but kind handling- Obedience Kverythius tor rise Boatman. training by Bay shore Companion Von ALPINE MANOR 1962 NEW CHEVKOLET '^-ton pickup. ' erBt mar inn «tjp|!>9 KOKI/Galaxio convertible. 'l'H*l BOATMAN-a •led I excellent blood line, male, good tempar- Iteslauranl. Cochiall lounge. Hotel bcalcr, wtiitrvnlln, automate, rents. In my lio ament. OS 1-1550. rooms. $15 per week. Motel rooms lei.t rn«olunlrt,l condition. J1550. till M 8H l"*780- STORE HOURS: • • TIRED OF SEPTIC TANKS? ;Tbe groat forward motion 1 BLACK ANGELS. Black IJIC* angeli. overlooking rlvpr and ocean. TV. $J5 8)47. _ Her week, nt 36, Hlgmnndn. 872-1773. AKNOT TIIAV. Monday thru Saturday 9:00 a.m . Silver Dollar. Tropical Flsli at Key- Brand new three-bedroom ranch. 1951Ol.nSMOBILKi of our Mutual Funds Division eretury ScrviiT to 6 p.m. Thursday and Fri-iort Prt Suppllea, Rt. 35. Cllffwood. IJBJNAHUU Aiuitiu — ElflclcncleB Extra large science kitchen. MEW 500 FIKESTONE T1KKS, TT.ANB- crjitrr VH' 1 rebuilt : i!r. Imen-Rtrilv-?? Call 787-5779. •nd rooms available. Seasonal, daily. JJlKSUKv HKAh'EB. HEAUUNER. '' Ui5 ,'<"X'OlYilEf'.T VilAlT VlVi lltal DOVBLK MAPLE HEP — Complete antl »hoji<. Hwy 36, Leonardo. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male Itlx aprtng, mattrcso. 22D-3M0, J. Wai- Very reasonable. Call O3 1-1530. 201-2120. 19M DIAJK FOItD — TWO-DOOH ». Ciniy. fully equipped or, Weraii I'l-, Ocpimport, Hitur S p.m. DACHSHUNDS - AKC registered. er ti. PR 4.:i(iVfi. FULL TIME PAN. 51SS. CALL. AKTElt 6 I'- rilJtUU KEUADLK BUlfB availiible Beautiful puppies. Stud service. Proven F. A. GehltUs TM-"KI'.IKI', IS', Mercury V» I loi yard, nttlc. cellar cleaning. General '.. PRICE SALE ELDERLY PERSONS BOARD -cfinlracUjr has aluminum Biding matron for lease. SII 7-5395, MGA - IP57. llnclio. lirmer.- slirtliieiiJnl.. l alter ri\r dAOi-wurlc. Call evenings SH 7-1889 WAYSIDE RESIDENCE, West Park Real Estate SALESMEN left over from development In only Ave.. Wayeide. Brand new building. All windows. Kxcpllpnt condition. Must i i'\ : •AC'.'Ol'NTANT-BOOKKEEPER - -Office three culors, green, gray, wliite. Hall 75 Beachway Keansburg AsKlriK yjlb. XII 7-WII C'ralr.ca nflrr 0, - msriagpr heavy rx peri mice, all bonlts. meals, laundry and care. Hats $35 per ( price. Gmirantecd. Installed. Terms. VA week. Call KB 1-8893. I960 TlU'NDEEBmu CONVERTIBLE^- i With or Without' Uixcn, payroll, automotive. Call M6-4ii3() '-7SftO, collect. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT 787-5055 3HARE comfortable, congenial liome, Like new. .Opltlnc married. BUSINESS NOTICES IJJO BASK WHITE RHAPAVOX accord- APARTMENTS Evenings 787-4822 KH 1-17DI Mutual Funds Experience absolutely private; excellent location, Ion, 7-3 switches with straps and carry* reasonnble, business lady, references. TOITIAC SUDAN, itutnmatl';, 14 l!iuMP"iibiW TKU0K, to; FINANCIAL ing tatfp. like new. Call 201-0610, LONG BMANCH 787-6771. FAIR HAVEN — Colonial r.ear river, tranBiniPHH,'.!. rarjlo. heater. Snow, tire iuv« traaij frotri yards, attici, ccJ school, conveniences. Ccnter-liall, living $50. 87S-OOofl. Urs. etc. Abo. cnjii-pec) (or contract BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES S1NGLIS FURNISHED ROOM — With room 15x21, fireplace. Dining room, '14 work, till 7-2HJ. EXHAUST HOODS kltclien privileges. Near Fort Won- kltclien with dlnlnS area, Four bed- 1953 PLYMOUTH — "Very" pood t,,t liy,- TIVOLI GARDEN nouth and Bendix. Private home. LI *•rooms, Hi baths. Hot water heat. Two tlin Black, fnuriiooi, atlck, rtnuu, NET $I5,000-$20,000 Special Sals 2539. • car carage ™Ith «I>°P. l001 home. "•'"• hester. Call 8C-9S18. wiilrrpniofiHK vllarfl Jiitrrltir an p M. V Now Is the tliiir to o in'o men preferred. SH Mil dlllonrd, mow tln;a tlirco wrrhn old. Call I.I; stock iiiKe I'"UJI1. tlir; dry cleaning huainpss. Stainless Steel ESTATE LIVING Lawrence J. Schilling H.000 mtlpB. Cull «'Vfnlii£s VA 1-4H>«. nsuranecl Kinall invrstmrm rcfjuirpd. NOW RENTING: FURNISHED Mtudlo room, private bain, REALTOR 30" . . . 36" . . . 42" 1057 FOHI> - 20.000 mile... »lx c ylltili-r, Woiiili'i (ul ojiporluully Iti OK- entrance and car npace. $fl5 per month. 15 Spring Street Red Bank Training Program 15 OCCUPANCY McLaren St. Call SH 1-4TU2. standnril »nirt. ..xrellenl mndllion. S7M. II:HII|ITIK fl'flil. Many locations BHadyaliie 7-1121 available, i.'nll or write Write "1857 Ford." B«j_?l.';.ii''.1'-1"1': CROWN 3 - 4 - 4|/ ROOMS HED BANK — Single, double rooma (or Multiple Listing Barvlc* Starting February 19 2 business people. Parking. Convenient iflStl DESOTO -•" Kour-iloor, liiii' new 1'MVKn.SAL MACHINERY IJISTKIBUTOIUi Free Swimming Pool location. SH 1-1856 alter 4:30 p.m. NEW — Three-bedroom ranch, attached tlret, *KW. Call after 5. CO 4- ) Eoutli Grovr St. Baat Oran KITCHEN CENTER $135 to $175 Monthly garage, concrete driveway, ildewalk, (Experienced Mon Eligible SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and com-Full tile bath. Modern kitchen with bar. on 4-oivi , IHVy. 35. SU 7-2552 M1DDLET0WN Including All Utilities, ortable. Reasonable rates. Garage. VOLKSWAGEN —"1S61, 4000 miles, for Advanced Program I Gentleman preferred. 92 Wallace St, built-in oven arid range, 100 x 100 lot. roof, extras. tIN<:OMB TAX - Jrvli vlcluiil UlSAl'PEARING STAIRWAYS — Sold 115.600. SH 7-1311 after 6 p.r Installed. Ladders and scaffold for rent 8EEJ MODEL APARTMENTS SH 1-&332. 1.1 8-3701 Ipicliup mi'l 'O»r lease. Hwy 35 at Six Corners. Keyport, MIDDLETOWN — Comfortable, threr- '-. N'ommBl i. SII I MWi in. [We ' cheap. Newark Ladder an-i Bracket Co.. WESTWOOD AND BATH AVENUES LAHGK FURNISHED ROOM for rent .,-,, J. rixcelleiit ojjjjortunily for own LONG BRANCH, N. J. bedroom ranch. Excellent for young ex- 1958 ENOMSlT FORH or1!i,i,ijBhiosa. EX 6-5537, 8:30-5:15 week Hays 1516 CoiiiP5 Avc, Neptune. PR 6-6540. In Red Bank, near busea and shop- OOOD CONDITION •t7Ml-:~rAX CApital 2-2030 ecutlVe type. Walking distance, to sta- refrigerator, like ping. S10 per week. Call SH 7-2740 or tion, bus snd elementary school. Inj- CAI.l. t.'A 2-1610 by C'jiiii'etcnt Individual..; you SH 7-9853. up 'UrjiianlvUle Jiil.. Eclford. Kxccllprt jiicrlfice 560. Breyers chest freezer, incdlate possession. Asking $IS,200. Call Wr FUHNlSUBD — Three and four- 196? MC3A 160n _>!>• r-jl. &M9 mllc| Hrouihhnovvlc nf t, town. An- "*: m'iitii'H.i oppfpiluinly. Kor mforrnation excellent condition, 51D0. Phone after room apartments. Pleasant hlllsid THUMPSON ic KARTELL, REALTOIt. P- moritlll eld. Must aril. Call flit T-\^lT(.li: inojiimu Icj;.»l vin r, pin, '^91^0 li'itli export 8-5537, 8:^5 to 5 p.m, rea, Atlantic Highlands. ::55 to 597 per an T-KOO. 10^3. " _ jialiliitlird U ycfl Call for .,,„ , :™h~SAur^nir,^j" , lam* LU^IPKIZES WON ON TV —- AcconTioiTTl'-Accordion i:O0 month, All ullHttCJi, 291-3454. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $6000 FIVE J10011S — Bath, enclosed i -ilour ficdnn. nirnt. MnrRfry n W front porch, gas heat. BOxiOO corner. STUPEBAKKH. Call " ' t:-: :B*TO or OS 1 1'ORT MONMUUTII — Furnished apart- HOUSES FOR SALE '"".'"• Ur,- llrli'ii Ilorflir istn-llng allvir tea. service, 7 pine ment. All utilities. Private entrance. 905 Bay Ave., Union Beach. CO_-1-7018. FR rnni iooi. Ji: i|).iin.i«.i^ .'_'__[ :__._J hutch reproduction, walnut anrl brass Whether It's an Investment or two fam- I'ilKSKN'l' JOH GUT YOl; I'OWN? fierver bar. Star napphlre nml ppir] Afiultn uiiiy. 187-4156. 1959 PKUOEOT m-flnn. ririMlenl fUlli] •itlral * Mirgi iltcB, you're lookinR lo please. We havr (ton hlfili ccnntimy, low nppi-HtlnB co?l." ir own ho.«o In a Gulf arrvicrjtjrficclct. Jazr. recorUJI. No reanonablP THREE'ROOM APARTMENT and bath, THE YEAR'S BEST BUY! an acre and a half, BO there'* no need EMPLOYMENT c\t vnnr nun. KxrPllent oppor-jnripr refused. Also nsfl W rlcctrlc unfurnished. Call 291«Sf)S0 ur SH 7-iHi5 •SO miles per Rnllnn. nfcn! iof r/2 baths, finished game room HOLM PEL -- OlTfSTANniNG "BUY ON Liberty 2-3800 FIGURE! ICE SKATES — Boy's. per month. SH 7-300). STATION WAOON Nine pamrnsrr. Per foi-m VHU.I 1 a•ii nicrlianical one. Excellent condition, J3.75. OS 1- oversized built-in two-car garage LOVELY RANCH IN SUPERB CONDI- 1055 Meronry. Exceller.t cnmllllon, lenth- limpet liur1 ul pipee parts* mid rlec- SHOREWAY THRUE-ROOM APARTMENT - Unfur- oversized landscaped lots. City TION. FABULOUS FINISHED BASE- • rrlie Interior, nidlo, hrnter, dtrer- tronli: tjompou Must liavn uiflhrd. all modern Improvements. Call MENT YOU WILL ENJOY AND YOUR.' ft Of bin r nr.ntfl and ANT IQII E~^~M n Ii nBai n y~rt rojil" a f tnblP? SH 1-O0G7, sewer, paved streets and side- FRIENDS WILL ENVY. ANY QUALI- tlonnl (tlgimla. Two exlra NIIOW tlrec BACHE & CO. •fCHta 10, excellent condition. Call SH 1 til f*H51irln g Instruments, lU&h school REALTY CO. walks in and paid for. You wil FIED BUYER CAN OWN THIS FABU- alnterked. Call ;i"J™_W.-"l craduato only. Mcnihf?; Mew York .Moils I'Jxrli IB257. THREE ROOMS ~ Unfurnished, cei LOUS HOME WITH ONLY 'J'ITJO DOWN. 195S TONTIAC Chleflnln Safari illa- and < 'llifr Icjulliig cxoliansci (rally located. Heal. Private. J9U. Korfind it practical and conveniem FULL PRICE UNDER 318,000. BARON- COMBINATION DELICATESSEN P1KHB — Chrome kitchen Bet. business couple. 811 7-2676. tion wBKOn. Call ng 500. ET REALTY. INDEPENDENT BROK- so WALL sr, NISW VORK 5. N. Y.JAND GROCERY - Wilh new, to live here—near schools, shop- 291O0M Hours: 8:15 to 5 p.m. SH 10546 after 8 p.m. FIVE nOOMS I'NFURNISHUD — Now- ERSBELFOH, COD 4-2010— Tw. oCAL bedrooL mCOLLECT ranch. Liv. - ly decorateit. Heat auiiplied. Near ping center and bus line. Con- 1954 PB~~iidfo"~— Nln« paaionger, j modern fountain. 40x(iO' store on Kl'OHKLINK CFtlH like new. S20. Con ing room, kitchen and bath. Unfin- CALL OH AITLY: MR. I*. T1N MAN iclitil ].aiML schools ami busts. Call 7H-105U. ventional financing arranged for turn well, inn Kspc (busy corner. Price $11,000. vortlblc hlgll chnir 515. Call OS 1- ished attic, radiant heat, near schoil HM 1-42M FULTON 1-150O s;iry. ISJ3 TWO — 4-roum apartments, J101. brut, qualified buyer with modest down buses and train. 120x63, $13.COO. 7S7-40D.T MUSI l»f Illch schrKil cratliiitlc. hot water Included; five rooms, 5117.50, NEW~MONMOUTTrAIiEA — Four-bEri - 100 TERMINAL AVE. l payment. Act fast—only eight to 1 K«-! 'Him "^SohK;11^.1 S.lfiMi,!;i£iHwy. ^5 Holmdel 'OGLI Jt'ICEi: — Drlftwuo't cocktail heat, liol water Included (three bed- room, I ', bath, five-yen r old uphl CLAUK, N. J. t.-lblff TMtli klduoy sliaprrd clasfl top. rooms). CA 9-2019. choose from. Sales representa- MOBILE HOMES Roth llli" new, reasonable. E42-1O0P. level. Plus recreation. Owner trans- AN EyUAL OfPOHTUMTY 11 (Off Union Avcnuc Co 4 7010 tive on premises Saturdays and forred. Asking $18,900. CALL THOMP- EMPLOYKR ^Ki^^^'j^Ti^-'^ ~i>-rvr^.iTv^—rrr^i I ^ " THREE ROOMS — Anrl liath furnished. MUH1US HOMES MAHOGAXY CIIKCT »67 Bath Ave.. Long Branch, residen- SON & BAKTELL REALTOR, BH 7- 5 c! r tJ ; 1 1 1111 Sundays from 1 p.m. to dusk Uisd • 105 down .[''"i'-T rtiV.y .".r ; !.' . ;.. V ,!''','. .'.:^ -1 "SOFT ICE ~C[IEAM "STAND" —IOOSE Othfr small furniture. tial. CA 0-0106. ' Starting at 5G00. „__„ _ New • 7-year financial ._ _ __. I'ltO' hlEltway. Perfrct condition. Plus TWO ROOMS ANE» BATH — Furniahed PRICED FOIt*QUTOK SALE — II5.R0O. WESTERN MAN -• U'atitid for cnmnicmul rwiln- lovrly iVo-licirnoni IIOIIHP. AahlnR Jlfl.- DEWAI.T SAW — D'lta Jlgmw. Three-bedroom ranch just,;north of Eri ROBB1NBV1LLE work. Strarly podition (or right or unfurnished apartment. Private i'iv »)ii. 5 IS 000 '"Hfl'i. Shore way Rcnlty Co.. trr. oth"r fhup Itnins. Tape record trancp. All utilities, no pets. SH 7-5397. Bank. Dishwasher, basenient, gas li"t TRAILER 9ALE3. INC. ELECTRIC all DH i-m;i- :inrr ij p.m. {ivy ,'ir>, Holmdel. (off Union Ave.) pr. Sit 7-^SfiG after 5 p.m. , $19,900 water heat, attached garage. 100x200 KOUR-nooM AP\RTMKNT — Fur- Rout* 130 Robblmvlllt. M. J. - All 'round m \MP!,E DRK3SER - Pure silk, rxccptlonaHy well landscaped lot, patio. MANUFACTURING UNIT OK _ nished. Centrally located In Red Bank. May assume VA 4^i per cent mortgaR?. JU 7-1320 . HaKcry. lfli n 787-9687" .gner'n modtll. Hllf original i- THE BELL TELEPHONE SYSTEM Kranxhurp. LL'NCIIEONETTK FOR SALE Call 201-1411 after 'I p.m. SALES BY Monthly payments 3111. Immediate oc- CHAMPION LAKEWOODIWO - 35x10. Main St., iw» 10 and 12. Cocktails. R1I 1-1.160. CAM. SII I f)4O5 HIGHLANDS — Two 3-room apart- cupancy, leaving state. SII 7-3643. One-'btdroom. Call AlNVVANT KVKNINOS OR SUNDAYS. U 2-2042 COIN' OPRKATEP -- Laum!romnt. 10 icntn. furnished, all utllltlen( good loca- THREE-BEDROOM, l'i bath Ranch on year old cfilhi mv IKMIHI'. l''ivr day I 1962 WE REPAIR tion. 872-lSOfl. SAMUEL TEICHER lirra. nix dryers. Write "Coin"", Box Aluminum window screens, Venetian deart-pnri street with trees and privacy, •rk, Kprprnir i. CHII SH 7-I313 he-; \VK ARE STMlTI.N'li THIS NEW oversize garage and. lots of extras. tween *-i) p.m, Till. Rnl BatiK. blind a. aluminum Btorm window gla< J FIVE-ROOM DOWNSTAIRS apartment. VU.Ut WITH AN INCUBASK IN Kast service. PROWN'S. 3^ Lclghton Avc, TKcA Bank. AGENCY I17.8IK), SH 1-4837. WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTION" AMI AN KM-AN- /OSIKN lur part-Uinc work in ItiLnidry, Rrna'f SI. SH 1-7500. SH 1-03C5 LITTLE SILVER mree-bedroom rancli. T-BIR1} — One apatflr, ccinvortlhl*. Lo •ucailay, W«nnu«|i»y, Thur^luy. EXJ>LM- HION PltOCIlAM THAT MAKKa "EXCLUSIVE BROKERS" NECKSSAUV AN INCREASE IN. MORTGAGES LtiNDUKIZlNU ByUlPMNT - Foi MOI.LY PITCHER VILLAQE includes combination storm windowF, m',1 iff Wrllc "T-Bltil." Hox 511. Rt i>ncc not reijulml, Apply Uynald's clothes dryer and new 80 gallon hot Bank. ,[nin*l ry, 41 Miu inn Kt., Krtl Hunk. PKR8ONKBL. rent or BSIR; free delivery 8outb Jer> ncli & Mndlsiin Avf. y|iaciou^ nnr SUKOtCAL 9H 7-2614. anri two bedroom apartment*. From 287 OCEANPORT AVENUE water heater. All floors will ha r«>fin- FROST KNIi ' J''f. IOIt3V^K101:11 *FJK — Live in. IIc.l Bank MONEY 5105 up. Please Call SH 1-11115. ished. Interior will be repaimed. Kitch- UiiL-lurt . ireu. ;illi. Uniiili luni- FACTORY BRANCH OWN A HOUSE? NEBD CASHI WK SUV AND SELL anytmnE ' OCEANPORT en floor will be rctllori at buyer's OlIVfM- OC-\] (Tfl Must ily. i:r| ,. fall till 7-WJl 7-D (i.in. ;?c<)i MEN for join ITI several ri? everything. Give the Highest prices. THREE and lour-rooin apartmcr.t, all choice of colors. Immediate occupancy rcliiilu, nrw ^-r>Hn'lf Prompt courtpTus. service for "M'-MI?!! 7 nl Call William Lett furniture. Inc.. Hwynii]iiovi:incnis. ro'ivciiieni n> all trans- LI 2-3500 LI 2-3501 for nnly $19,200, Call CA 2-8775. •ell. Call 6:30-7:311 i>. ; PAKTY I I7AN"~ "Si" wilh a :i "|>iiortunity ,\n P'"| • IIOMB IMPROVBU BINTS :lj. MlddlPtown. SH 1-3213. Open Tar lielrrul. I :<*mcnl. Mli.d DEBT CONSOUDATION nlnRn till 9 D m. ELBERON AREA Action! Hint's Jewelrv. No invfatniTit ( VOI." P. ROOMf> ANP RATH Fur- NEAR MONMOUTH COLLEGK hat Th8 KcgiBter (•;,!( vnMi-jtis co 'i-Wai ncc"-IC!all BARONET REALTV CO 43)10. Clan0lll«d ads ha CALL KM 1-UM9 IMANua - iSava S2UU or morn orf lisi nl.«hrn kitchen, full tlty tsr» of n century.^Adverlllpnifnt. SALARY $95.50 INSTRUCTION and save. We lervico what we idt. Anybody baenment. two-car garage. Ownri CAJt I i'eiiZBr'i MIISIO Rlorc. 306 Main St immediate occupancy. Nicely decorated transferring, must icll. Apply I |.T.V.M Hull' Mill Motrl ri MA.N — I'I aloi'l<. Gnod (in MONMOL'TJI IiRAFTING I ffSTITL'TE f.akeivnori FO 3-2180 Heat and liot water supplied. Centrally located. 48 lVa-sIiiiifttnii tit., second floor. No Down Payment Mnvp-l 11 ivy .".6. «jv Kvurmburf;. (imrl nUy. Write "Fa la," Ui,* 511. RedAri-liitrctursl - Electronic Mechfinica!. J22.30O AWOS AND TRUCKS Approved N. J. Ml.ito Dcpt. o( K.J FURNACE Tcmco floor type. 70.000 :liK]cs garago. JS5. SH 1-1607. : Hk Five-year old three-bedroom I 'or 8 S RTU. sll controls. Coltippot rcfrlcemtor. ENIS-VOGEL REALTORS ra :'.-5::iHvrrn|vs. nv o |ig caretr it OF ASEl'RY PARK ing room. sejiaratR dining room, mod- '61 CHEVY $1795 ilc, write lo BTI'DIO GIRN COS- insurHiice. fiendd rraunie lo "Inuurance.Inua 1 SH 1-0591 Hftfir 6 p.m. i FL*RNMSllKi7-~fwoTioinii wjtti bilth.: Daily to 8 p.m. ern kitchen wilh dining area, two mpn- MKTICS, Pcpt. "9-X. Olpnilolo Call- K AMAM. [>t[>ii BankBk . Alll repliel s t./trl ] 'Hammond Kstravoice CAMERAS "Retina !W~M~M ?2S. Flauli iprlvatr rntratmr. Outer of toivti. $83. tcr bedrooms, ceramic tiled bath, bnnr- 3-Dr,, •momatic, it .1 • lornla. Route will pay up to ?S per ,Wurllt«r Bplnet Organ Rantatn $20. Gorman M MM J15. After all utililic-i Included. ST. 7-4574. Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. ment, Barace. Excpllent condition. »18.- Wurlltzer Hplnet Organ •60 CHEVY $1895 limir. 1 p.m. CA 2-7W5. i PORT MONMOUTH :- fhrpi^roorn 700. WALKER * WALKER. Rfaitnr". Conn Spinet Organ _ H00 Hwy. 33 Middletown 'Iwy 35. Shrewsbury. SH 1-5212, 2\- Parktvood wagon, RAH. auto Hammond M3 w.tii reverb .1050. POOL TABLE — 6'x3'. excellent conrll- ! apartment. Living room, tied room, ;ib, Mldillrtown. Apply In per DRAFTSMEN ; Kraiikh A Bacli Urand Plan 850. tion. ?2ft. Heavy fluty clrctrio .«antH*r. I kitchen, hath. Call 767-1469. OS 1-2727 •58 CHEVY $965 j Plannla. Player Piano incwi 995, portablr, originally S3',0.1. asking ?55, IFURNISHE'D — Immediate occupanc>'. vo U R • nob M Co-op e r a tl vB~apiir t mrn T. nntilo. heater liispft three times. 787-5322. Licensed Real Estate Broker liOOKKEKPKH Kull t'hHrgf. ISomt ELECTRO-MECHANICAL HM.KS ANH SEIlVirK Two-bedroom. livltiR room, nl! fleetric Oil heat, automatic hot watpr. J59..M '56 PLYMOUTH $595 dupprvlnory rxp cc ?80 to fim wit. uworr. nKTAiLB:ns \ RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION kllchcn, dinnetp. Tile bath. Newly mr- per month, email down payment. LI OUAri New Ventless Type Hood liKlird, Ontrai Rpr| Rank location. $17.') Wagon, S Cyl, AUlomnUc. tKAl I b-R. - Ago .A up. n.or-|Ej\pRR|QNO|jij, 0N WIRINO DIA-.Open Daily Till 9 — Saturday Till i:20 per month including 8ll utilities. SH FOR THE GROWING oughty «pi«rtffin!rd._p _ Bmnry OpenjonAMap . Sf'HBMATICfi CABLING' NO DUCT3 NECCE5SARV RUMRON OFFERINfJ OP EXCEP- RO01AL PBCRBTARY - M*turr.. rle COOKMAN AVE. ANI) MAIN ST. M424. '55 CHEVY $495 AND PRINTED C1RCUIT3. FAMILY TIONAL VALUK. Spaclotin brick *\& IN youi old mrnitura with no ipacp Arprnxlmntely ?.400 gq. ft. Write 'amlscapnd lot, extra largo two cai e to schoolfl, Asking ?37,5OO. Rns- tS E. Front r HI., ! nr; Knl Hank 'I.OPRE" Box Ml. Fled Bank Jf. Boms Rcallnr.f, fiOO River Rrt , JAM'AllY '.'8-27 ONLY lown payment and set a tie* parioi CROWN ;arage. Many cxtrai. Tills Is a trulj 231-1101 • O[»BII 'III 8 p.m. NO_ J^HJ' j^ KD JI dining room set at iais prices. WU wonderful buy. price 519,500. W0f Fair Haven. RII 7-453:. Member Multi- HOU^S 10 A.M.-S P.M. SL'l'l'E OF OFFICES - HEART OF ple Llstlnp Service. ,iam Left Kurniture Inc.. Hwy 30. KITCHEN CENTER TOWN CALL flown, VA 50 year mortjtaRr, Contac AUTOS AND TRUCKS 111 dd let own. 9H t -32 Ii. open tvenlnci Hob Drazin. Hathaway Realty, Surrey SUMMIT ENGINEERS, INC.till 9 D m. HWY. 35. SH 7-:&52 MIDDLETOWN SH 7-11(10 Motel Building, Route 35 Ealontown. i; 409 Broad Ft, Summit CIl 3-8:00 STUIIB FOR 1U0NT - On White St. U 3-2!t2S. LOTS AND ACREAGE 121) BASS — Full size aeeorrilnn, Call vour own brohor or Csll SH T 5'>OO-5liOO n nun nil — Can be jour celleiit condition, 1 'i years old. M00, i ACRES — Ofr Rout* 9 in are* of OS 1115'J. LOVKLY THREK-BEDROOM - Two- better homes. Sfi.oon. Call MACHINERY FOR SALE RED BANK bath ranch, Half acre, 28' living room ;'7-VJ. ALL NEW RUQS — Wall-to-wall with OFFSET PRESS - !:0xl'6 Rutherford. Three room ofline suite. Harking, rea- 16x21 recreation room, garagr, patio, flrat pmls and room Hires. d\ll from SjO. Can be soon in operation. J-,500. Com- sonable Call 2D1-1GC9 nfler nil p.m. full basement, 4!i per cent Ol mort ACREAGE we have for tha country Many colom. Frlnclpnla only. S«-05ie. mercial Press. 10 Mechanic St. gage, many more fentures. Owner Icav pqulrr complete hn(.'hgi*mjinl details with tr|p- fi'IORE fit 31 Moiimouth St. Approxi- IR U.S.. asking $13,800. To sell, Cilj From one to tlirrf acres to Bfltlflfy !>hnno numbrr to Box 428, Hfii Bank. HEATERS—PorlablP. L>rd 350,f)0O BTII mately 1'JOO sq. ft. Heat rurnlflhcfl. In* LI 2-36H far appointment. iofp-with the ivnodinrt'l riealrp. won In rnffl". Lint prior, 56f> CU 1 wnrfhouses. ie Mainstay Federal SavlnRs A Loan Cnll Thnmpson & Bartelt, Realtor, 8)1 it price, $160, yours for list iiSk '^-^r."".7,oubek ?.".Assoclatci" , Inc. SH 7-4151. Aasn. SH 1-0663. 3B Monmouth St., RedWONDERFUL HOME for young execu 7-5500. Salmmen _.i Part time Bank. live. Country Club R3 talcs. Ottering DO YOU NKBn fireplace, picture windows, three bed- AN EXTRA 560 WEKKLY? ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE rooms, family room, fenced in patio, BUSINESS PROPERTY »t 11' ntnga MERCHANDISE WANTED fire alarm system, trie hnst of nPiRh- born. Price 517,000. No brokers. SH 7 anri all flay Saturday available we sup-Rent A Piano $12 per Month HOUSES FOR RENT nED BANK INCOME PROPERTY ply iradfi. you follow through. Age PIANOS and musical instrument! 1362. wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten 5U5 to f\2& Per Month RIWCK BUILDING S27.500 , no llnii!. KNABS. MASON-HAMLIN. SUMMER RED BANK AREA — Seven-year ok Perfect location. Corner slore. 1300 «q. NO CANV.\S.SlNi; CABLE-NELSON. EVERET1' 8TKCK zsr, 306 M.dn Rt. Lake wood or Fox THE BERO AGENCY rofl .1-2 JfW RL 3i Mlddletow three bedroom ranch, landscaped corner ft. plus luxurious four-room apartment Cull CO 4-037B lonifihl 7-D:30 p.m. NoCookman Ave. A Main St., As bury Pit. 03 1-10UU lot. V.-, per cent GI available. No upstairs. Convenient to all trannporta- SALE WANTED tion. Immediate oerupancy. DIAL 21'J- other timti. Open dally tin D Sat. till 6:30 hroKcra. no bargaining. 515,300. SH 7- PR 5.9301 n.-^KIi (UUKNTAl. HIKJS K UELJtiu-riON OF KJCNTALS - 0760. LA 7-1101. Owner, Kaufman. f CHINKHE AND PERSIAN Fiirnisiicd and uniuroishcd. Imraed- NOW AT CIRCLE CHEVROLET CO. tnev on Norlnli cnnilrr. 5'J.17 hour, j DEKKS ... 515 up, files }15 chairs, F1UEPMAN GALLERIKS >ite occupancy. Samuel Teicher Agency BREATHTAKING U1VUR VIKW—Froii RPLENDLP nU.SlNB3S LOCATION • HEM-AUU wTlfler-Kxperifni'r on sheet I j.jd-up DIHCII.IUS tyyrw ,• \c-:- tu muii Oce&nporl Avc, Oceanport. Call or dial thfa older seven-room house on tre Store or rentaurant. Seven be(lrofjm», 4-3H3 Evenings CA 2-T1S! aoconrl floor, parking spnep. B42-3p?f>. niptnl «nrl niurnlMuiii. K Hour. am| Picctiic, office equipment, etc, LI 'J-:ttOD or Ll 2-3501. mendoua ml. Tilrd lt;ith, niodern. siinny N.J HTATK KMPLOYMENI' HKKVH'K luirrTH pric^i. Now or us-d. AAC SCOUTMASTER urgently nreds kitchen with an abi ndanco ol pine tS E- Ki-di't M> . r,c<] nfitiki'V Ht r*5, Onklmrst. KB 1-3PM, forma for boy*. Will pick up all do- MANY KlJltNISUKD AND UNFUit- paneled cabinets, oprr porcli surround.* NO KKK (.:MA1:I;KI) '»ili« S. .I VV.trchausr. nations, 911 J-W77. NIHIIEU KKNTALS - In all prlcos two Bidco of home wltli cncloaed porch REAL ESTATE WANTED TODAY ONLY! and sizes. tJlla Wiltshire Agency, USO In rear, full nttlc nnd basement, tloiiuc Ocean Avo.. Sea Bright. 812 000*. ia In excellent condition. On bus line Oprn men days. walking distancR to itchools ani sliopjilng LISTINGS WANTED ?HJVE.N-fiooM HUUSK — Four bed- arra. Only $13,1)00. Call us today ROL- PTON WATBIiBURV. RpnltorH. 16 West Kor tha Red Bank Area IF YOU WANT A GOOD BUY ON iiir. Availalile PIHT January 13, HudNnn Avr\ On 11 Fll 7-47S7. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-3500. Multiple Listing System HMALL B UNO A LOW — llural area. NEW MONMOUTH - Three-bedroora Call: ROIJSTON WATiGRBimY A GOOD USED CAR, HURRY DOWN CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY ch Five yearn old. excellent comll 15 West Front St.. Red Bank "' ' information, call alter Z:'M, Sll !• tion. Dining room, screened porch, SH 7-3500 TO CIRCLE CHEVROLET. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! cramic tlln iiatii, (nil dry basemnit. Over 38.000.000 sold by MLS FIVE ROOMS -- Tile hath, full liaae- Attached caragc, Walk to churches, In snvpn mnnths nient. Expansion attic, M l I m a r k narodiial and iniblic. Newark nnri Nc NOT A MEMBER OF ANY SAVE — SAVE — SAVE Vorlt buses. You may Require your MULTIPLE LISTING SYSTEM. TlTifEE^SOO M own morifin?' or assume 4V* V A SELL YOUR HOME THROUGH Adding Machines— T Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating nvciiwukuip «i:r;tn. Ncvvly decorated. mortgage of J12.S0O. PaymcntH only Yearly, ?60. S7MSG6. SHJ. Cadi) needed $5.0(10. full price $17. McGowan Ryan Agency J lAKKti. ciry tvcilB aeivlcctl. CARL M JUNKB-Painting and dec S00. OS 1-25G5 after 6 p.m. No brokers. ! sold, rentr.l icpairpf], S«tp)ctVg 101 m rifld B-idol Backho* work. oratlnR General contracting Fre« SHKKWSBURY — Three-bedroom rancli rlIVKIl I*L/\ZA •- l>"nur-l)eilroom rapt Red Bank SHadynide 7-3000 \IpnmntHh Bl. \lrt\ Hank. Sll 7-niSi WIMrm SH 1 -1846 AKMmatea Call SH \-4M3 C4 n»ur« Wabiv immcdiiitriv, «r.'li \>vr moi "*od. Finished liascninnt with bar, Alu THIS SALE IS SIlREWBKUnV — Available ImmrtllL HOMK WANTKL* - Why list ([){- short trrm rental until July J. iiliuim siorm windows. HI I 1-071 A. with us? Wo nciverliSB eitenslvrly In China and Glass Repair 1 Antiques Wanted Public Stenographer fuur-tmlroom Cape Cod. 5110, WKART- 515.D00-2 -. year eld tirlck front split ihfl newBpapGrn, radio aiifl publish a GOOD FOR ONE DAY KM'KU'J MKNMIWU (Jtlina ,NBMHT!l AKonry, llcaltur. RH l-2'M, ' ivcl. Kifiln riioins nut, cellar. 75x119 cntaloR for liome aeeKera. We are tnpm- Old (Jolls, fititu: Jewelry. i" il. Oakhur^t. C.\ jl^fH.i bera of thn TWI1. fi uatloiml rcnl *>S1HIH silver roiinisiiuift arid pif\hnfi. 5ATU» aBimcEa" UitACIOUS COLONIAL country home. (UMiitUif. t'ml Wai ht>n|..< A nfl ruichcln Chirm A CJlnss Hh J Kottr Ijpdrotims, two h.dli.s. lame Jivnip FOUR-»KDIIOOM RTUT — 2^ D.ilhB. rpfprrnl aervlce. Wo are "Homo Trad- m.vlr. CStlni.-in. Hll < 1)11 i'Vl tNu - Publicity; Bookke era" - two clficcfl. 11 full tune sales- Rrojirt Rt find RnnH 8H 7-1« Service, Miraeftgraphtni*. Will pl room, dlnlnc room, library. Beautiful F)(>Riitlfiilly landscaiied. Half acre. Call ONLY. HURRY NOW! anil deliver. CA 9-3500. iimlH. S\iimnilng pool and si able if CA 9-:J'J52. people Call WALKER & WALKEJl, irpil. J175. Write "Colonial," Box Sll, RciUiora, Members ncd Bank Area LOVELY LINflROT-T — Rcducpd 51,000 Appliance Repairs Fuel Oil — Moating Red Hank. 1 1 Multiple Listing Service. 6hrow«bury, Owner tranaferretl. Tlircc-bcdroom. I - SH 1-SU12 nnd Hn7lrt. 03 1-2126 __ _ I960 FORD 1961 VALIANT I-'UKL U1L. A HliATlNU Call HH l- Radio-Tctcvislon Repair fFlRKE-ROOM Lottnge with gnragp. Ijatli split level. Recreation room 14x24 R M.l.iNDh; iti-JPAIU and mnt.-Ula livliiR room 12x25, dining roam, nt- P.EL) BANK — Three-bedroom Iiou3«, Fairlanc 500 2-dr. V-8. Sia. wan., &H. auto. llfflKlrinuil find ruininiwcial w]r (ititli (Jll Penvpry Inc.. Porvic* A • ctnn fiuwliad, $fi5 month, HO i-MOi. Call Sal^a ,'i He.rhnrl Bt. Hed Bank. A. c. KAiuo a ruLyvisioN co.- .1 Neck. liiclied Raragp, \3 acre. Asklrg fiS.POO FOM, W/W, very clean. trans., W/W. Hard to A'Mi'fi Klrrtrlc Hll 7.(hI12 Snydcr ncallurfl, Five Corrors, Middle Lt 2-30R2 l":i Stirotvubury Avo. SH 1-476S. SKEV- FOIt RENT ftr for. Sitlr. Holtntlcl Tov,»- " ' n, 03 l-:5!)0. tell it's been used. [CM WHILB YOU WAIT '. Kour-bcrlroom splil iovcl, two-ci Auctioneer Home Improvements giitagp. two tiled hatlia. Across strc ;t JUST DONK OVER from collinc !i -LEGAL NOTICE WuKKINd ,\U.WM t-uiitraclur- Alter Roofing, Siding and Insulation (mm Bell Labs. One one-acre lot. 9*6-floor, an old fashioned brick fireplac 1959 CHEV. 11 ti COA'l'H - An i fltionn nr1f)it!Dni. palming, masonry. Completes the rlecor NOTirrc «>r rn«iosEi> nil tlionf lltlln lohs LO fi-)7H Ir.stilatiun A Siding Corp Cortlllcrl PORT MO.NMOirril -- Small four-room Tiip snltmK Is perfect, the quiet anr Impala 4-dr. HT, R&H, 1956 CADILLAC Vnt l\rit)r| Ave,, I'l'ill HIP trres CONSUI.1IMT1UX Johns Manviile cantructnr PR & 8407 Billow, unfurnislifd. Available Pph- Nollco I? hereby f-lvpn thnt applica- PS! V-8, PowcrgHdo. • 'M61 m .Vi.im Lin.'.nmypr '-'3t-l)jO-'. Mliifllrlnwn'H flnrsi buy. If you plraso •1 dr. sedan, R&ll. full INSURANCE rj- 1 557.511, own lititl.lM. 7Si-3947. AalilnR JlB.'iOO. Call Thompson A But on li;ift bfcn maiir to HIP Coniptrollfr Drtn't miss tJiis one. power. Heal nice car. o La ON co use. ~ ttoofuiR. altiTnr* S'KAi; HIM' HANK Vacant. m«ve trl, Ilcjiltor, KH 7-56(10. ihp Currency, VVailiinRton 25. D.C.. Auto and I ruck Kcntal vnjiMfcJU w H n prrsrni inniir- Insulation IrtMailKi MIKI gnaraniepfl •• icitt m. .S|ii<: ami span five-room Cape r ills conarnt to ii cnn-iolldalion nf " Want n r>citer dear Can Dunn rOt.MNlAl, It A N O H-APPI,F,BROt)K the MntUinulh County National Hank, wft AEcncv 811 1-5533. for 10 years. TR 3-0I03—231-0540. 'od. ?11O nrr montti. ('rowcil Agency, SECTION' 3. OAKHILL AREA. Three Red Hank, Rni Rank. Nrw Jerupy, FOLi-QiV YCC& fi'£J£.'sJS TO Wir, tl-ii a urw ,-,., I,F truck l^ow 11 Knst I''roiit .SI., llnl Hank. S]l MtKiO. 1 1 bt'Hrodms. I , batlifl, 2ltl-1 living room and Tlin First National Bank ot Free- rmru Map!* f\\r C-d Hunk S!l T- Tel. Answering Service tEIUATK OCCL'PANCY — Mildle- with 13' bey window nnd [irrplace Pin- hoi'I, Freehold, NPW Jersey. 03(13 i'fl 1 5CH Daiiv 7 « m -IN p m. Odd Jobs ti)\yi Totvnstilp. Mx-romn h^mf, con* ing room. Kltrhni with built-in countrr It is coritcmplatrri thnt all office! LUT 03 BB your secretary No need vcnicnl location. JIM per month. Sll range and lvall oven. Wall-to-wall car- of thp above-namod banks will con- to miai calls IK bour tmwerlng PPting. Ovcr.il7.Pd nne-rnr Karagp. Patio tlnue to be operated. Building Contractor I jorvice. BH 1-4700. Well landscipeil 175x125 corner lot or Th I a notion Is inibllslied ptirjuant in CHE ATI VK IDEAS nV UAVMUNU i:NFt;UNISHED or furnlflhpd, fipllt lev- two (lead-end street a. Six years old section 1S(CI of Ilia Federa.1 Deposit rl 7'- ruoms. tlirrc battm. Encellent S'KU1 ||u.Mt;:i HI IP ratiom icpal 811 1-7SA3 $^.900 FIRM. CaU 03 1-0332 after 6 Insurance Act. Vacuum Cleaner Repair lKhliorlioud. SU 7-5348. If no answer January II, 1M2 HtKlicnl tiuility >vnrH I'm csUunU ill PH 1-.W7I. •nil MeiDoM t-JiKciiriiuoii fill 15201 ^LJCCTROLUX >:in»LETOWN Ncnr lied Batih. The Mcntnouih County NnMoral 3O Painting and Decorating Nearly new tliree-berlroom ranch. Large Bank. Red Bank, Red Bank, tiai " Service tiuppiiea New Jersey ML. ;lt.,V UAM\ rtl.l'MiM.'M I LOUIS CAHSAM I'Riuter. decorator, 50S I'rosp#(rt Ave., Llltle Silver. For lot. eat-In science kitolien. larce living Use The room, recreation room and dry b The First National Banlt Ot Storm windows, sid inc. ps|»erhans«r. ;S years experience. 43 on fQiir Slictroiux. call Pit 30691 or Freehold, Freehold, New ,S]J 7-:6A3 or fill t-48'JA Chkpln Ave. BH 1-1708 attar « p.m. 8H l30ia m^rt. Atttcbp'i garage and ext Jersey Register Classified $16,5(0. SH 1-2529 after 3 p.m. Jersey 1106.01 Jan. 11 tthrh u FebF . IS STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD RED BANK REGISTER Wed., January 24, 1962—25 ncs*»Ty COMMISSIONS?? UfCKOs Vif.'. MVS to P..T K;K 1"VKS! WHAT UYS MEW CSV,U\^WOwtlAliTpHOUSE —LIXS VOU SAY-HOUSE ARSE5T THEM/, : SEHTACSEW WTMIS WXMNS DAILY CROSSWORD V.'J OU STAY HE«£ AN &AR3 «ER, __V5E5 Bridge Column MARZDOH INTO HAD TOWWE 0U8 ?»9W£RS, ORV11.1E--'*'».£ 1V= UW R» V-^KAV I HAVE ACROSS 3. Twelve Cu; •THOSE THttE BcWtf-AND; THATllflJ Q 10 8 3 * 9 7 4 2 23. Tom Mix, rultnff root- nicknam* "Bet you achat you still can't SOUTH for one hollM stock 43, Cut, a* make it," East challenged. A Q J 6 4 25. Forearm 18. (Tah.) gnat ,asj 3 A Pass wood (pi.) the king of spades and returned 3 A I'M 4 4 All Pass 30. Saucy II 11 the singleton diamond. Opening lead — XI in my hand," South declared. He for East to ruff. 39. Maxim bet another hat or. this. i .,, - , .. . 42. Shatter % t can t bo mad South an 2S 1 44. Old movies South won the first tnck wi' nounced defiantly. And East won % shown he king of hearts, led a club a (llird ,mt b maki u 3O 31 V to he king and a trump r> the, T|)e ]ack Qf hear,s wjns (hc //t 48. Capital 35 jack. Ace of clubs, club ruff and first ,ricR , to ,he j 32 THE PHANTOM Y By LEE /V1LK (Nor.) //< a trump to Last's king. Back (w0 , hMr( ,he ace of 47. Black, Sea % ^A''A came a diamond to the king, a S4- 3S 37 38 REMOVE THE HAIL AND CHAIN. THAT BIDDER--THAT WHAT'S HE SMItINO HE1 nlonds. two top clubs, and a club city ^/A ''// THEN PUTHIMOVER THERE. _ ABOUT? MUST BE heart to dummy's queen, and 48. Cry VOICE--HE'S ruff. Now a second trump from 39 41 42 WHO PROMISED TO AN IPIOTJ dummy's last trump through dummy. HELP US" WHAT East. DOWN East must step up with the 44. 4b IS THE BID FOR 1. Paint East put up the ace of trumps king of spades. If he leads an. THIS ONE--?, sloppily 47 48 other trump, he helps South. And 2. Boss on if East leads another club or shield i» 1-24- heart, dummy can ruff while ...13;. South gets rid of the nine of dia- monds. George! This may be a good year for hats. Focus on Health DAILY QUESTION By The Associated Press stetrics and Gynecology, showed: (If you have problems, send Partner opens with 2 NT, and them to George, c/o this news- Surprise findings that conflic There was no greater Incidencs the next player passes. You hold: with popular conceptions abou of complications in the multipar- paper. He will complicate them Spades—5. Hearts—10 9 8 7. Dia- for you at no extra charge.) aging and religion, adoption and as group, There was not one monds—Q J 6 5 Clubs—Q 10 8 3. motherhood and complications o mother death in this group. Th« By ED DODD What do you say? MARK TRAIL Dear George: childbirth figure in the medica infant mortality was no greater Answer: Did three clubs (the lews. tor this group than for the others. You grownups make us teen- Stayman Convention). This asks TRAIL'S UNPER THAT Aging end Religion Tho Wonderful Human Body CANOE, REMEE...TAKE agers sick. All that yakking partner to show a major suit if There is a popular impression Tlie New Physician, a publica- THEOUM AHD6H00T against rock and roll, and now in he can. You are aiming at a fi- WHEN I SWNO IT hat the older persons grow the tion for young doctors and medi- our youth center they have said nal contract of four hearts, but more religious they become. cal students, advises this group AWAY FROM you will get to three notrump if we couldn't do the twist any To test the validity of this be- not to be overawed by the gi- partner cannot show heart suit. more. a lief, Dr. H. L. Orbach studied gantic strides made in space sci- I think there should be a law For Sheinwold's 36-page book- the relationship between age, re- ence. It points out that the hu- against all these phony censors, let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," ligion and church activity in a man body is wonderful too. For not that you would ever have the send 50c to Bridge Book, Red cross section of 6,911 adults in example: nerve to put this in your column. Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand the Detroit metropolitan area be- Human lungs contain 300 mil- If we had our way, you Puri- Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. tween the ages of 21 and 81 lion little balloons that remove tans would be banned. His conclusions as reported in carbon dioxide and add oxygen 17 And Furious :he publication Geriatrics: to your blood. Dear Furious: Sky Pilot "But results have shown that Your kidneys contain 2,460,000 Who, me? In tlie words of that there is no adequate proof to sub- 'ilters. late, great cat. Voltaire, I do not stantiate the view that people be Your muscles, placed end to NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL agree with a twist you twist but Group Elects come more religious as they age end, would go four times around 1 will defend to the death your Itudies of the relationship be- the earth. right to twist it. Diifenderier tween age and religion do not Your heart pumps 4,000 gal- MP WHSN BUS GOT THBIS, support this common view and lons of blood each 24 hours. H£RCUPBOMP 7OGST HEB OJPffOABP WAS BASK Confidential to Dr. Ben Casey: NEW MONMOUTH — A Sky suggest that older people's re- Your body contains 27 billion, HSR POOR poe&ie MP SO HSR POOR P0HGIS Take two aspirin and call me Pilot organization meeting was ligious behaviour is determine! cells, 23V billion of which float A BONE back in the morning, and keep 2 HAPNONS.'/" held last week in the Baptist by more direct social and cul In the 15 pints of blood in your smiling. Church elected were Charles Def- tural factors." system. fenderfer, captain; Wilbur Codd- Dcar George: ington, chaplain; Kenneth Buchs Fertility and Sterility Another popular assumption I've met this darling boy andlbaum, secretary; Eugene Gulino NAMED TO BOARD that if a childless woman adop am mad about him but my fa- treasurer: Richard Rcdner and ASBURY PARK—Mayor Thom- ther keeps chasing him away. a baby, she vastly improves hei as F. Shebell has announced ap- Sterling Rauscher, flight com- chances of giving birth later. He's a reporter on (he local pa- mandcrs, and Arthur Matey and pointment of John Miller of Pine per, and a fine fellow. Even To test this possibility, Drs. A St. to a five-year term on the Henry Brown, assistant fligh L. Banks, R. N. Rutherford an my father admits that, but he commanders. Board of Education. Mr. Miller W. A. Coburn of Seattle, Wash, has been a board member since discourages our getting serious The Sky Pilots is a national because he says there is no mon- made follow-up studies of 31 in- 1958, filling an unexpired term and international organization. ey in newspapering. I don't rea fertile couples who were treated which runs out Feb. 1. Its purpose is for training boys ly care about that, but is m; at a fertitity clinic and later to become missionary minded. By WALT KELLY father correct or is he just using adopted one or more babies. that as an excuse for something Boys 9 to 15 years of age are They reported in the publica- HEALTH CAPSULES dSU else? eligible.. The first meeting is ion Fertility and Sterility that hy Mirhorl A. I'rlli, M.I). vtu m-' scheduled in March in the church only one woman in the group ,oft AOW Reba IS MENTAL ILLNESS CAUSED SMib MS" hall. subsequently gave birth to a CHART H6«&, SON IHd3 Dear Reba: BV A SINGLE UNFORTUNATE child, They concluded: I have known hundreds of EVENT? oono newspapermen, Reba, and I tan Sew It in a Day "The fact that only one preg- assure you there is a great dea nancy occurred in this study of money in newspapering. (there agrees with the results of other must be. I never knew a working Printed Pattern investigations which indicate that newspaperman to take any ou: the belief that normal pregnancy of it.) frequently follows adoption is false." Dear George: Birth Complications If a girl slaps your face rea Another general medical belief hard, what do you do then? has been that a mother who his Tom Y had many babies must expect Dear Tom: complications in the birth of an- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST Say ouch and lose interest other child. What do you want to do? Ap- Two obstetricians from Israel, plaud? Drs. K. Fuchs and A. Peretz, 93 poured over the records of 23,- WE MADE IT JUST IM 528 deliveries between 1849 and TIME. MRS. WORTH!•••THAT'S 1958 at the Rambam Government NO. ITfe USUALLY THE RESULT MY MO-GOOD NEW SON-IN-LAW Keyport Hospital, Haifa. Of this total, 1.- 6ETTIM' OUT OF THE TAXI! OP MANY HAPPENINGS, ESPE- Mrs. Alice Bedle, Elizabeth St., 577 deliveries were to mothers CIALLYCARLV IN LIFE-BUT has returned borne after being known medically as grand multi- SOME PEOPLE CAN TAKE A the guest of her brother-in-law paras—those who had babies sev- LOT MORE THAN OTHERS. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph en or more times in the past. Nulth Opiul.i giv« hilptul infomi.lioa Leonard, Somerville for 10 days. Their report, published in Ob- Uititd4bfii

Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Post, Walnut St., are spending two •ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean weeks in St. Petersburg, Fla, They will visit with Mr. Post's For Thursday, January 25 mother, Mrs. Estelle Post. Present—For You and Mr. and Mrs. William Ormcrod Yours... Future progress may and children, Chester, were GEORGE S1XTA be in the balance now, so pro- (MVETS guests of Mr. and Mrs. William ceed cautiously. It will pay to GQAMPS' Ormcrod, Sr., last week-end. listen to what others say, even IF YOU WANT They left Monday to spend a va though you feel independent. A BEAUTIFUL cation in Pensacola, Fla. Keep emotions under control or PICTURE. Mrs. Arthur Van Buskirk, Eliz- /ou will reach no conclusion- BRING YOUR CAMERA. abeth St., has returned from good or bad! Delay may be irk- Monmouth Medical Center where some, but this one will work out she was a medical patient. in (he long run. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Wisnik, Broad St., are spending the win- Past . . . After a stormy inter- Future ... Special training will ter in Miami, Fla. ludc. the United Mine Workers, be given nurses who will ac- led by John L. Lewis, rejoined company spacemen on their , exploration journeys. They must Tim auxiliary In the Veterans the American Federation be qualified lo treat the peculiar of Foreign Wars look a bus trip Spring's newest Sew-It-In-.V ljihor on January 25, 1946. illnesses, 6'aeaxs, and mental o Patricia Murphy's, YonkersJDay dress—free-Fitting yet sleek They had bolted from the labor tensions caused by space N. Y., Sunday. and figure flattering. Just two! organization 10 years earlier. launches, etc. main pattern parts plus neck) CHE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY]j Mr and Mrs. James Cadoo, bands — no waist seams. Sew-j I Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kautzmanjeasy! See diagram. Make it now! The Day Under Your Sign /lUTRYTi? OUCLE ILA I5CNM0MMYS land Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Apple-;Sizes ID. 12, 14, 10, IS, 20. Si;.c[ PtST IT SURE VltH FUN •' ' I gate had dinner at Smithville| Printed Paltcrn 901<1: Misses'; ARIES {Sorn March 21 lo April 19) LIBRA (Sit>t. 13 lo Oct. 22) / EXPLAIN IT, SDEOFTMA ! procedure' ! thoug' h you mit Ywnjt p^nrlt't ehm* may luit VO IT AGAIN.''' Inn, Absecon, Sunday. 116 takes V/g yards 35-inch. j fick u[> nfHfd rush. adverse radiations for a few riayi. •>WD1HEY HAVE THE Send 50c fcoins) for this pat- TAURUS (April 20 to M»y 20) SCORPIO |Ocl. J3 lo Nov. Jl) S&MESlRTHWY Tile Hebrew Women's League tern—add 10c fur each pattern •I'**- jiur hrad lo handle ynurwlf— y Tile tlie bull hr the horni Male I -TOPAY! hrt to handle other people. your mind once and (or all! will hold a children's show Feb. for lst-class mailing. Send to GEMINI |M)y 21 to Jun. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 lo Doc 21) 22, given by the Yatcs Theater Marian Martin, The Red Bank! (nu "r.r *ho nent* it • break. He or Put jonrMlf in another's yUcc .^efore »hr will be cralelul for the boost. jivmn him a "piece of your mind." Group in the synagogue. Register, Pattern Dept., 232 West CANCER (Jun* 22 to July 211 CAPRICORN (Dtc. 22 to Jan. 20) 18th St., New York 11, N. Y. FtC'tt a tnidtncT to get bored with wrlc YoYoo ran raise capiti! to back an idea Mr. and Mrs. Hoyd Brown, Print plainly name, address with atvl ifivt jobs nilf-finilhilbnld . JIHI'T' C beenb worLinoL c oonn. Main St., were visitors at the zone, size and style number. LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS m. 21 to F«b. 19) •Hf.la?. • ! »f« Oncnitrau liunbilily rather tha home of their son-in-law and Extra! Extra! Extra Big yj a filthy ppcjrince whrn smppifig. line! to n(fit«tt others* interests. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Mc- Spring-Summer. Pattern Catalog VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Stpt, 22) PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mtreh 20) Kinnon, Oak Hill, Middletown. !*<* i iHgmfifii exatuple for those art..•omu. l Your favix'le ptrino of the opjwtt ir —over 10S styles for all sizes, oc- kc*p» juu gutting, TVm't argue! The couple recently moved here casions. Misses, Half-Sizes, Worn; o\x, Thtj look upon you with respect from Bedford, N. Y. en's Wardrobes. Send 35c! C» 1962, FwM Enterrifiw, Inc. 26-Wednesday, Ian. 24,1962 BED BA.VK REGISTER EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? 8/ Blofc* GALLERY LENDS a gift to the Leeds Art Gallery Today's Business Mirror: ORIGINAL PAINTINGS from j the Calouste Gutbenkiaa Foundation- The gallery's per- discharge, unless ^hey enlisted i manent art collection will not be within six months after their disl LEEDS, England (AP) - This Navy Vets,, available tot rentals. charge. _ Silver Speculators Unload textile city has started ,* picture- lending library in an effort to We believe we are the tint The new change will permit stimulate interest in art. gallery to lend original artists' Caii Retain many ex-Navy and ex-Coast ' By SAM DAWSON MD HOT MINCE Pi£ Residents who yearn to hang a prints and actual paintings," said Guard personnel to Join the Na LUNCHED OH Klee or a Matisse on their home Dr. John Sweetman, curator of val Air Reserve and retain their NEW YORK (AP) — Silve Also, « the price drop of the re- A LA MODE J speculators have unloaded tom cent wtek or so continues, some DOWMfOWM". walls can have one for one pound the print room at the Leeds (Md Ranks former ratings, regardless of ($2.89) a year. Gallery. ' ' their date of discharge. of their hoard after a price rise silver users will dip into their 1AKEHURST — Capt. F. M. that carried it from 91'/£ cent stocks and be off the market. Rental works include 160 origi- * Duffy, commanding officer of the Aviation and administrative bil- If the President has his way, nal paintings and many more It adds up! More and more an ounce Nov. 28 to a high nl people use The Register ads each Naval Air Reserve Training Unit lets are available In many of the ,$1.M % Dec. 15. the US. Treasury might be out prints. There also are reproduc- tions. issue because results come fas- here, has announced that a re- squadrons of the Lakehurst Naval So the price ha of the market, too, using up its Most of the loan collection was ter.—Advertisement • cent change in policy by the Bu-Air Reserve Training Unit. Non- dropped her present supplies for new coinage. reau of Naval Personnel affects aviation personnel may change and in London— The President proposes that the the ratings held by World War their ratings to an aviation rat- to around SI an present $1 and $2 silver certifi- II and Korean Naval veterans. Ing, he said. Dunce in Britain cates gradually bewithdrawn from Prior to this change, Naval vet- Details are available from the yesterday. circulation. The Federal Reserve etans could not enlist in the Na-Information and Recruiting De- System would be authorized to OUR OWN - FARM FRESH It's afa'ni issue paper money in all denom- val Air Reserve at the same rat- partment Naval Air Reserve ithis backgrouni Ing they held at the time of their Training Unit, Lakehurs inations, free of specific require- that Presidenl ments for. silver backing. IKennedy is ask Congres s l0 The President also wants the APPLES DAWSON i , Treasury freed of the present re- free silver from quirement to buy all domestically SOLD all U. S. government control. H mined silver offered. He hopes The year-round wants the metal gradually with- to see a futures market in silver Now in Season drawn as a backing for paper set up, entirely free of govern money and used only in coins ment control. -24. Stayman Winesap' The speculative rise in the price • Stayman Winesap HUFFMAN oO BOYLE of silver was set off by the Pres- • Jonathans ident's order Nov. 28 halting the Guess Who • Mclntosh Treasury's sale of silver, which GRAMAN'S • Red Delicious FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM had effectively set a price ceil • Golden Delicious VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. • Rome Beauty ing of 91 '/j cents an ounce. • Newtown Pippins Rt. 35 Circle, Ealontotcn—Liberty 2-1010 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. Free Market High PHONE SH 7-5623 Under the Silver Purchase Ad Have You Tried Our of 1934 the Treasury still offers Delicious Apple Cider? to buy newly mined silver at 9O'/a AUTHORIZED :ents an ounce. But who wants to HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE RUMSON READING INSTITUTE sell to it when the free market price Is so much higher? NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS SPRING SESSION The Treasury stopped selling a • REPAIRS ON • he first step In the President's DELICIOUS ORCHARDS February 5' - May 26 plan to demonetize silver, except GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX, etc. SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY as coins. But It already was in o IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS bind. The supply It had for sale Colts Neck-Tlnton Falls County Rd. 537 RUMSON SOUTH ORANGE in excess of the amount it was PERCOLATORS MIXERS, etc. Salesroom Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 762-7828 legally required to keep as back- PARTS FOR SUNDAY ltot 842-1650 ing for paper money was fast disappearing. VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS READING, ENGLISH, STUDY SKILLS The price of silver rose sharp- . is the office wolf. RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. ly (abnut nine cents an ounce the Saturday morningi or weekday avaningi. This court* first day), partly because of « it offered at all loveli from 7th grad* through col- :trong demand for Industrial uses But silver users say the rise then lege, with students gro.upod According -to ability. and since was due even more to It helpi students to read with speed and compre- so much being held off the mar- ket by speculators expecting the hension, to writ* grammatically and logically, to Treasury to use up its supply at spell accurately, and to ineraai* vocabulary. This :he rate Us sales had been in- leasing. They held that growing count It popular with leriout students who want to industrial demand had made the What's got you going 'round in circles? improve school grades and to prepare for college " Treasury price artifically low. Usage Increases boards or other exttni. Industrial and commercial use Nad increased not only for more household and jewelry items, but READING for children In grades 1 • 6 jlso for expanded use In electron- PARTY cs, in missiles, in silver printed Two I '/J hour meetings * week after school. This :ircuits supplanting electric wir- course emphasizes phonici and sight vocabulary, par- PLANNING A Handy & Harman, refiner and agraph comprehension, phrase reading. The children 'abricalor of precious metals, WEDDING? meet in small groups according to reading ability, Juts total world consumption of iilver in 1961 at 430.7 million lunces. This is broken down into 150.7 million ounces for indus< MATHEMATICS ial usage and coinage, up eight Courses at all levels from basic arithmetic through )er cent from 1960, about 40 mil ion ounces in inventory accumU' advanced algebra and analytics. All courses are ations, part of this in ant'eipa' planned to develop a logical approach to problem- ion of the price rise, and some 10 million ounces in speculative solving and to develop facility in applying mathe- loardings. matical processes accurately. The climb In U.S. ronsump- lon is charted this way by Handy Harmon: 98 million ounces in All courses under tht direction of Russell G. Ranney, 1959; 100 million in 1960: and 105 million in 1961, with vhe final formerly Associate) Director, NYU Reading Institute. months of 1961 seeing some stock- ing up by fabricators. Last year the U.S. Treasury NEW BABY Send for bulletin ised 54.2 million ounces in coin- IN THE age and sold 62.6 million for com- mercial usage. HOUSE? RUMSON READING INSTITUTE President's Plan Now silver users are counting Avenue of Two Rivers Rumson lpon hoarders gradually releas- ng their stocks to the trade.

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