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Juiud ouir. UoadtT mrouin Fridu. MconA CUM Potun 55c PER WEEK VOL. 83. NO. 171 P«ia u RM Bun us •> AaaitioBU unimi onca RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Two School Budgets Congo Troops Riot, Beaten Second Time Eatoiilown, Ocean Twp. Tax Hike Reasons 44 Civilians Killed Items Lose Explained in Letter /Vvenge Two of the three previously rejected sohool budgets in the NEW SHREWSBURY — Taxes Schwartz and Francis L. Cooper, Williams greater Red Bank area were de- in this borough will go up about assisted by Paul Knauff, Rich- feated again yesterday. 15 per cent this year, a 28-page ard Westee and Vincent Roache, according to an accompanying let- Death Of A strong affirmative vote in newsletter delivered yesterday to Shrewsbury carried that bor- ter signed by Mayor Karl K. Says It's householders informed them. Baron. ough's school budget to victory, The rise amounts to $1.47 per but the spending schedules in hundred dollars of assessed val- The total budget this year Is $1,313,310. Of this amount 23 pei Friends Eatontown and Ocean Township uation, but of that amount only ' suffered reversals. . three cents is caused by in- cent will be' spent for borough Confusing LEOPOLDVILLE, The .The twice-rejected budgets now creased expenditures to run the appropriations; 11 per cent for bodiei of hit four missing will be- forwarded to the gov- borough, the letter said. reserve-for uncollected taxes; 29 LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo Congo (AP) — Rampaging per cent for the local district eming, bodies, which may certify The rise of 53 cents for reserve children, state police at Pet< (AP) — Newsmen threw pointed Congolese soldiers killed schools; 25 per cent for the Mon- the budgets unchanged, raised or for • uncollected taxes is some' ersburg, Va., said March I questions at G. Mennen Williams mouth Regional High School, and 44 civilians in bitter street lowered. Boards of Education un- thing over which the governing today but President Kennedy's 12 per cent for county taxes. Dudley and his wife, Irene fighting at Luluabourg, the •aBsfied with the certified sched- body has no control, It pointed touring emissary in Africa ules have the option of appeal' Burden on Property 44, are being held on charge! out. grinned broadly and said: United Nations reported Ing to the state Department of This year's property taxes wil of causing th» death of Car- Hearing Tonight be the source for 85 per cenl today. "Education. The comprehensive newsletter ol Ann, 7, by malnutritio 'I have found many of the sit- The troops ran wild through of the budget; appropriated sur- uations confusing and even self- was sent to inform citizens on plus, for 6 per cent; dclinquen and neglect. Her body wai the town after three of their the budget prior to tonight's pub- contradictory." comrades had been killed and Shrewsbury taxes, for 3 per cent, and mis found last month in the Vir lic hearing at the Tinton Falls cellaneous sources, such as fran- Williams, assistant U, S. Sec- three wounded by a pro-Lumum- The Shrewsbury board's unre School at 8:15 o'clock chises taxes, gross receipts taxes, ginia woods. Bodiei of thra retary of state for Africa, stuck bist mob. vised budget was handily ap- It was prepared by Bernard licenses fees, fines, etc., will be other children are sought. by the policy line laid down in proved by a vote of 182 to 151. The violence boiled over In the source of about 6 per cent. See story, page 2. Washington in a news conference aftermath of last week's take- The balloting total reached 336 The final tax bill will show and again stressed the United > as against the 224 voters who sur- over of the capital of Kasai some discrepancy with the figun Nations efforts to restore peace Province by Lumumbist troops prised the board Feb. 14 by re- set in the proposed budget, "> the in the Congo. jecting the budget, 143-76. Lily-Tulip from Stanleyville. These troops letter explained, because the final The similarity of the negative Thompson The former governor of. Michi- pulled out two days ago and left bill for schools is calculated by gan has drawn criticism from the town in a ferment. vote totals led board-officials to the county. whites during his African tour for Luluabourg, 400 miles east of surmise that yesterday's victory careful estimate" of school To Start Indictment some of his outspoken remarks, Leopoldville, was the scene of resulted from efforts by civic obligations, however, shows tha especially a comment of "Africa PRESIDENT ANSWERS —President Kennedy answers a tribal clashes in the days just and school groups to get out the the tax bill for elementary schools for the Africans." President Ken- after the Congo gained independ- proponent vote. will go down by $1.88 per hun- Rushed newsman's question during conference held in the State nedy backed him up yesterday ence from Belgium last summer. - Approved by the voters was a dred, and the tax for the new NEW YORK, (AP)-Authorities Department auditorium in Washington. The chief exec- current expense budget of $335,- Building by pointing out that Williams had The United Nations reported regional high school will rise by today rushed a murder indictmcnl explained he meant Africans of utive discussed a variety of subjects, including defense 233. against child slayer Fred J. that after the battle yesterday CENTERVILLE Ground- $2.77 per hundred. all races. The slogan, however, is Per Capita: $60.52 Thompson as relatives and friends weapons and civil rights, in the course of his meeting some 1,000 civilians sought UN breaking for construction of the a rallying cry for black African protection. Eatontown The newsletter estimated tha gathered for funeral services for nationalists'. with the newimen. (APWirephoto) multi-million-dollar Lily- Tulip his victim 4-year-old Edith (Goo Luluabourg, though officially The unchanged $285,216 current the per capita cost of running Cup Corp. plant will take place the borough government will be gie) Kiecorius. within the orbit of the Leopold- expense budget and land pur- Monday at 11 a.m., company of- $60.52 for each of the 7,331 peo- The services at St. Rose o ville regime, is heavily popu- chase questions In Eatontown ficials announced yesterday. ple living here. lated by ardent tribal followers were soundly defeated yesterday Lima Church in Brooklyn was The plant will be built on the That amount will be spent as Mass of Ithe Angels—customarj of the late Patrice Lumumba. by almost twice as many voters south side of Rt. 35 near Laurel Citizen Offers Students A UN spokesman said the trou- follows: $9.82 for "general gov- as participated in the origina Roman Catholic rite for smal! Ave., in Holmdel Township, on ernment," $10.60 for public safety ble started Tuesday night when balloting. children. tract totaling approximately $7.73 for streets and roads, $3.- Miles away In Bronx, the 59 a yelling mob demonstrated to The verdict on the current ex 125 acres. 89 for sanitation, $1.78 for health yearold sex killer was held in demand the release of an offi- pens* item was 254420, and on Soil preparation was to have and welfare, $1.33 for recreation, maximum security cell in th Bus Service to Festival cer called Col. Mulumba. the purchase of the controversial been started about twp weeks $2.18 for capital improvements, municipal men's house ol dcte Mulumba was arrested by his Maid* tract, 249-437. Neither ago but the work-Bias delayed 14 cents for contingencies, am tion. own troops for showing pro-Lu- item passed at any polling place, 'Incensed' At because of the February snow- $19.79 for the reserve for uncol The cell was kept lighted and h mumba sympathies during the but th« heaviest opposition came For Fair Haven Offices storm. lected taxes. was under constant guard. Jailo takeover. from the combined second and Legion Effort The contract for this initial The way to reduce that lasi were taking no chance that I The mob attacked soldiers with wurth «»trlct», Where the budg- phase of the project has been big item, the letter explains, is might harm himself or that othei nbme-made guns and shot three et polled 48 to 176 and the land To Halt Play awarded to Gaskill Construction for everybody to pay his taxes prisoners might harm him, Would Buy Church of the soldiers. , purchase, 30-192. Co., Riverside. on time. In Manhattan — where littl Next day.soldiers in the local J. Edaon Allen, board presi- RUMSON — An Interlaken man Lily-Tulip engineers told The TJie document itemizes a: Google was raped and beaten FAIR HAVEN — Mayor Mil transfer $23,000 from the capital army camp stormed out of the dent, said he is still convinced registered a "personal protest" Register that about 900,000 cubic planned borough expenditures foi death — the case against the al ton Kosene has announced he improvement fund for a proposed post in defiance of their officers' t (Set BUDGETS, Pg. 13) feet of earth will be moved a the year. It sets forth the salary last night against the American will ask the council to approve library-municipal building wasd coholic vagabond was presses Legion attempt to cancel the 1 orders. the grading process. ., of each borough employee, t with extraordinary speed. the purchase nf the Methodist feated overwhelmingly last June They' went to retrieve the Target date for completion ol separate tabulation shows th scheduled performance Monday Church property for a borough During the campaign last fall An indictment was possible la of "Romeo and Juliet" by Jo- bodies of their comrades and Middletown the plant, which will employ an names of the employees to gel today — only two days aftei library and municipal offices. Mr. Kosene charged that a lei then ran wild against civilians. estimated 1,000 to 1,500 persons, salary increases, which total $4,- seph Papp's New York Shakes- The mayor said he will make ter he had written to oounci Thompson was arrested on a New peare Festival There was no immediate re- is the spring of 1962. 370 for all. • (See SLAYEB, Page 2) the recommendations at a spe- recommending the purchase port of any Europeans among Chamber Phillip Roscnbloom, 518 Bridle- cial council caucus Tuesday the church land-had not bee: mere Ave., notified the play's the dead. Figures for Injured night. read at the council meeting.) sponsors that he personnally will were not known at UN headquar- Well Suited Picks Toop provide two buses to transport He said he will ask the coun ters. 'Clear It First With the Board cil to appropriate by ordinance Mayor Kosene said he hi The fighting -raged through MIDDLETOWN — Charles S Asbury Park High School stu- dents to the performance. $40,000 from the capital im- throughly inspected the churc] most of yesterday but the UN Toop was re-elected president ol provement fund to buy the church property and has come to thf reported that by 8 a.m. the town the Chamber of Commerce yes Mr. Roscnbloom said his offer Policy Is Suggested for School was a "personal protest against and adjacent parsonage on River Conclusion that it "would admir- was quiet again. terday. Rd. opposite DeNormandie Ave. ably fill our present and futurt The 1,000-strong contingent of Charles Dodge was elected first MARLBORO—A move to adopt the arbitrary action" of Asbury the information to the Parent- "We are in favor of increasec Park School Superintendent The church, said the mayor, borough needs." UN Ghanaian troops in Lulua- vice president; Arnold Wessler, a policy that the Board of Edu- Teacher Association or anyone salaries /or the teachers. Wit could accomodate both the li- (See CONGO, Pg. 2) : - second vice president, and Daniel cation clear all information about Harry S. Hill, who withdrew the (See FAIR HAVEN Page 2) else. unhappy teachers, it might al buses because the performance brary and the borough offices, Vitello treasurer. the school before release was The superintendent of schools feet the education of our chi while the parsonage might be Edward G. Walder will conlin tabled at last night's meeting. was "challenged by our vet- Robert Sena, said that such a dren." erans." used for youth activities or oe to serve temporarily as ex- policy would be difficult to fol- The action would have required Mr. Narzowich replied: "Whei The veterans' "challenge," re- rented to defray the purchase ecutive secretary. low because neither he nor any- the superintendent of schools or the executive committee of the ferred to by Dr. Hill in a note price. GOP Names Keith The chamber announced thai any other employee to gain board one else would be able to "define PTA discusses salary guides witti the formal dedication of the ad- its intent." to parents of participating stu- Sees Solution permission before giving out any teachers it is undermining thi dents was contained in a com- dition to the Middletown Post Of- information sn school business. "This would put me in a posi- board." Mayor Kosene said he has long fice will be held May 6 at 11 p.m. tion where I youldn't be able munication from Victor Q. Kelly, considered the church facilities The proposal was advocated Mr.' Scully countered: "Th Atlantic Highlands, Americanism Assembly Choice a solution to this borough's con- Rep. James C. Auchincloss will be by board member John Narzo- to say anything about anything," board does not dictate to th the principal speaker. Mr. Sena said. chairman of the Legion's county troversial library-municipal build- wich, who said information had PTA nor do they to us." executive committee. The chamber also announced il 'Was No Secret' ing problem, He decided to call WEST LONG BRANCH—Ifiihg Branch; Donald J. Cunningham been released about the teacher Member Kenneth Huebsch sail 5th Amendment will lend its support to the Rec- Mr. Sena also said that the the special caucus, he slated, Keith, •(•(-year-old Bradley Beach of Avon; and Councilman William salary guide "before the board "The PTA acted in good faith. Mr. Kelly's letter, addressed reation Commission in the de- information he discussed with the when he learned that the church borough attorney,, was chosen F. X. Connell of Atlantic High- took any action or had fully dis- Member Michael Ryniewicz sai to the Greater Red Bank Section, velopment of a 60-acre tract in PTA "was no secret. All I told "No board it) any community ii officials now plan to build new last night by the Monmouth Coun- lands, for Assembly; and Mayor cussed the action." National Council of Jewish Wom- Llncroft for a township park. them was what our present sal- the country has any right to di facilities on Ridge Rd. ty Republican Steering Committee P. Paul Campi of Little Silver for The chamber was the initial Definition of Intent ary guide is, and what other tate to any group." en, which is sponsoring the per- (A referendum, opposed by Mr. to be a candidate for the new freeholder. formance, asked for a cancella- booster for having the township He said that he did not feel guides in the area are." Robert Toft, speaking from th' Kosene as a mayoralty candi- Assembly seat recently awarded Mr. Keith is a veteran Republi- acquire the land for recreation that the superintendent or any No action was taken on the (See CLEAR IT, Pg. 2) (See SHAKESPEARE, Pg. 2) date, asking ^oter approval to to the county. can and often has been mentioned as a possible candidate for coun- purposes. one else had the right to release proposal at the suggestion of vice Meeting for dinner at Joseph's ty office. president Leo J. Scully, who pre- Restaurant, the 27-member policy- He was admitted to the prac- sided in the absence of president making body—with 25 members 9 tice of law in 1939 and before es- Harvey Holmes. Charge3 Youths With Pilfering present — also endorsed for re- tablishing his own office in Brad- Dennis Hat In Ring Mr. Scully said that "in the election Assemblymen Alfred N. ley Beach was associated with interest of fair play," the board Beadleston and Clifton T. Barka- former county Prosecutor J. Vic- should think over the proposal low and Freeholder Abram D. Mrs. Donnell, Garey Will Not Say Some Loot tor Carton in the Asbury Park and expressed the hope that the Vorliees. "board would see the light and law firm of Durand, Ivins and Seek Re-election in Matawan not act to restrict Mr. Sena." Returned For A Democratic "screening com- Carton. PTA and Teachers mittee," named by County Chair- Mr. Keith was Bradley Beach man John W. Applegate to pick MATAWAN — Mayor Ralph R. signation of former Mayor Spat- Mrs. Alfred LaMura, president Cash Refunds magistrate before being appoint- Dennis, a Republican, announced ford Schanck, and was elected of the Central PTA, said she a slate to receive party organiza borough attorney four years ago. tion backing, will meet tonight at yesterday that he will seek re- to a full term in November of did not see anything "wrong with RARITAN TOWNSHIP — An He is a former member of' the the Bradley Beach Borough Hall flection this year. that year. what the PTA did." She explained 18-year-old Fleetwood Park youth Board of Education, an ex-fire y under the leadership of the bor- Deadline for primary election that all the organization had d i iil chief, the first president of tha The two members of Borough will be arraigned in municipal ough's mayor, Eugene B. Lowen- done was ask for information on Bradley Beach Lions Club, and a Council, whose terms are expir- filing is next Thursday. court Monday on a charge of siein. ing, however, will not. present salary guides, and added former chairman of the local He- grand larceny, Police Chief Ger- Expected to get the committee's pubjican Executive Committee. Leo Weinstein, local Democra- ard F. Guntner reported yester- support are Elliot L. Katr of Long Mr. Keith is attorney for the tic leader, informed The Regis- INDEX day. Page Monmouth County Police Chiefs ter that Councilwoman Mrs. Gen- Rockets Score The youth was identified as Association, an af/iliation which nvieve Donnell, a Democrat, will Amusements .... 14 Harold Brown, 80 Fleetwood Dr., 2 Girl Found assures him of identification in not run again. Births ..: Hazlct. Jim Bishop—Reporter 6 In Two Tests NEW YORK (AP)-Ten-year- virtually every county municipali- Republican Councilman John R. Chief Guntner said that he and ty- Jim Bishop-Go With God CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) old Donna Marie Michel, missing Garey announced yesterday that two 17-year-old boys, John Me The steering committee, accord- Hal Boyle % 8 — Polaris and Pershing, a pair since yesterday, was found early Lane, 58 Nevada Dr., and Philip ing to County Chairman J. Rus- tie will not seek re-election. Bridge _ -—..15. of solid-fuel missiles assigned today hiding in a laundry room DelBuono, 30 Fleetwood Dr., are sell Woolley, also gave its formal At the end of this year, Mrs. Classified r 18 key roles in U.S. defense plans, of a Bronx apartment house less charged with "systematically endorsement to Mrs. Kntherine Oonnell will have completed six Comics 15 have registered significant test than 200 feet away from her pilfering" goods from the W. T. Neubergcr, of Everett, to replace years on the governing body, and Crossword Puzzle 15 flight successes. residence. She apparently was Grant store, Airport Plaza Shop- Mrs. Gcraldine L. Thompson, Lin- Mr. Garey 2'A years. Editorials _... 6 The'Army sent the Pershing in fiood health. ping Center, over a period of croft, as state committeewpman. Herblock „ 6 winging 160 miles over the Atlan- Thirty policemen had been Mr. Dennis, a supervisor for about two months. Mrs. Thompson announced sev- Kilty Kelly io tic early today in the first test looking for Donna, who vanished £. I. DuPont de Nemours and The trio was arrested early eral weeks ago that she wax Movie Timetable 14 of the missile's completely jam- while on her way home from a Co., Inc., Parlln, has been may- Saturday at the shopping center stepping down to make room for Obituaries ...__: ... 2 proof inertial guidance system. parochial school, where she Is or since February, 1959. with 6omo of the stolen merchan- rvjrs. Neubergcr. Sylvia Porter « in the fifth grade. He served part of an unexpired Several hours earlier, the Navy dise in the trunk of Brown's car, A CAR TRUNK FULL OF SHIRTS labeled Wash and term in 1959, following the re- Rsdlo-Televlslon 14 fired a "second generation" Pola- the chief reported. T!io girl was found by Peter Notice . Social :. 10-11 ris for the first time from a The arrest was made by Patrol- Wear,' along with other merchandita allegedly stolon Zambardino, of Bronx. Ho said To lot owners of Falrview Ceme- A Clean Car Rldei Better George Sokolsky ..._.i I ship at sea. The stubby missile men Holmes' T. Gormerly and from Grant's, Raritan Township', is among evidence he saw a face in a frosted glass tery, any lot owner desiring to Butch's Automatic Car Wash. Sports . . 18-17 performed like clockwork In Joseph Kuhl. which led to arrait of thro youths charged with sys- window of the laundry room, retain" Christmas -decorntions will Across from A&P, Newman Stock Market _ S speeding 1,600 miles down the Chief Guntner said that a toy knew the Michel girl was miss- please remove «ame by March 8. Springs Rd., Red Bank.—Adv. W. S. White 3 Atlantic range. (See PILFERING page 2) tematically looting the store since last December. ing, and investigated. —Advertisement 2—Thursday, March 2,1961 RED BANK REGISTER 5 Children Dead, Parents In Jail Pilfering OBITUARIES Births (Continued) Family Journey a Trail of Tragedy pistol, "which looked like a rea ANTONIO NICORVO FRANK AYRES .45 automatic" was found on the Editor's note — more than VJ would launch an investigation uv after the discovery of Carol Warrants charging the Dudley's Mvervlew SOUTH AMBOY — "Antonio RED BANK — Services for seat of the car. years ago eight members to Debbie's death. McDowell Ann's body. She seems in good with murder were dispatched to Mr. and Mrs. John Bradley, Nicorvo of 151 North Broadway Frank Ayres, 68. of 266 Spring The store manager, Isadore of the Dudley family set ou County Prosecuting Attorney health and is now in a foster Brunswick County police by the Maiden LA., Matatvan, daughter, died yesterday at home. , St. will be held tomorrow at 2 Tabor, Matawan, signed the grand make a living "on the road." Harry S. Camper said a carni- home In Lawrenceville, under commonwealth's attorney of Han- yesterday. His daughter is Mrs. Anthony p.m. In Adams Memorial Home, larceny complaint against Brown, Today, the parents are in jail val played in a baseball park at care of the Brunswick County over County, Leslie Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Hi! Petillo of Red Bank. with Rev. W. Gordon 'ouden, the chief reported. Mr. Guntner and five of their children are Gary last May. Welfare Department. The couple first, however, mus man. Bowne Rd., Chapel Hil Mr. Nicorvo was born in Italy. pastor of Red Bank Methodist said the McLene youth, whom he dead. This account reveals the Then there were two. Mrs. Dudley, a frightened-look- await disposition of the Brans, Church, and Rev. Harold Horn- Middletown, daughter, yesterday described as the "ringleader in He had lived here 66 years. He trial of tragedy from coast to One Left ing woman with coal-black hair, wick County charges of neglect. was a retired employei of the berger, pastor of Holy Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Antonio Encar- the operation," and, the Del- The Dudleys, married in 1934, coast With Carol Ann's death last is in jail in Lawrenceville. Her South Amboy ,. Board of Public Lutheran Church here, officiat- nacton, 14 Front St. Red Bapk, Buono youth, will be arraigned husband — wiry, dark-haired, are known to have had 10 chil- month, only one: Christene, ] Works. ing. Burial will be in Evergreen ton, yesterday. at a later date in county Juven- By ED YOUNG bespectacled — is in the state dren. Cltristene and two married Mr. Nicorvo was a member of Cemetery, Lltle Silver. • • Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Stretton, ile Court. Brown, he reported, RICHMOND, Va., (AP) - I peniteniary in Richmond, where daughters who live in Fayette- Christene was with the Dudleys Mr. Ayres, a fpimer employee II Virginia Ave., Heulet, daugh- has been released in $1,000 bond, the summer of 1953 Kenneth Dud- ville, N.Y., are all who now sur- St. Mary's Catholic Churdh, and when they were arrested Feb. 10 he was transferred recently aft- its Holy Name Society. He be- of the Red Bank Dairy, West ter, yesterday. set by Magistrate Alfred T. Hen- ley, his wife, Irene, and six ol at Fuquty Springs, N. C, a day er attempting suicide. vive. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Catton, their children left Syracuse, N longed to South Amboy Council, Bergen PI., died Tuesday In ncssy Jr. Rlverview Hospital. Picket Fence Farm, Colts Neck, Chief Guntner said all three of Y. in a battered sedan. The) Knights of Columbus. son, Mhis morning., the defendants have signed con- headed south to join a carniva His wife, Mrs. Lillian rastaluc Mr. Ayres served overseas in Monmouth Medical Center fessions. Dudley — a sometime mechan- do Nicorvo, died In October. World War I with the 335th Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gallerio, He said "$600 or more" in goods ic, junk dealer and odd-jobs Also surviving are four other Maohincgun Battalion, 88th Di- 787 Van Court Ave., Lon was stolen, including 87 record worker — hoped to repair mid- daughters, Mrs. Louis P-slIeg/ine vision, AEF. Branch, daughter, this morning, albums, shirts, socks, blankets, way rides. His wife, when ah of Perth Amboy and Mrs. Joseph Surviving are his wife, Mrs. * Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sher- a small hi fi set, wrist watches, could get the job, would ael Corvino, Mrs. William Dabney Hazel Rogers Ayres: a son, Rob- rod. 5 Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury a tape recorder, underwear. Jack- tickets. and Mrs. Peter Greco, all of ert B, Ayres of Uttle Sliver, Township, son, this morning. ets, glassware, pins and other But the Gypsy journey becami South Amboy; two sons, Richard three grandchildren, and two sis- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Martin, items. for the Dudley youngsters a nigh and Edwin Nicorvo, both of ters, Mrs. John Moore Of West 90A Applegtte St., River Plaza About $200 worth of goods has mare of hunger, horror am South Amboy; two sisters, Mrs. Long Branch and Mrs. George son. this morning. been recovered, he reported. death. Bart Contrino of Philadelphia Wortihley, Sr,, of Shrewsbury. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Milu, 7! Good Times Five of them died before th and Mrs. James Buttell of Brook' lyn; a brother, Crecenzo Nicorvo Wallace St., Red Bank, ran, thi: He said the youths sold much family's continent • spanning MRS. JACOB LEVIN of South Amboy; 14 grandchil- morning. or the merchandise in New York meanderings ended Feb. 10 with dren and five great-grandchildren LONG BRANCH — Mrs. Fannie Mr. and Mrs. Theodore G, City and spent the money for the parents' arrest for neglect F. Levin, 55, of 475 Bath Ave., leading to the death of the fifth The funeral wil be Saturday Perry, 94 Bingham Ave., Rum "good tiroes." died this morning in Monmouth child, Carol Ann, 7. at 9 a.m. in St. Mary's Church son, daughter, this morning. Up until the time of the ar< Medical Center, where she had Mr. and Mrs. John Kutt, 24S rest, the McUuie youth was em' Murder where a solemn high requiem miss will be offered. Burial will been a patient two and one-half Fourth Ave., Morgan, %on, ye* ployed as a clerk in the store. Yesterday the charge beeanu weeks. terday. Chief Guntner said McLane on more serious. Hanover County, in Resurrection Cemetery, New Market, under direction of Mrs. Levin was born In Hobok-, Mr. and Mrs. John Goldsmith, one occasion had been given a Va., where police say Carol Ann en, daughter of (he fate Harry 89 Madison Ave., Red Bank, son, key to the store and before re- died of malnutrition, exposure the Gundrum Service Home for Funerals, South Amboy. and Rose Bamett Fine, and had yesterday. turning it had made a duplicate. and neglect, issued warrants lived here 41 years. Mr. and Mrs. George Stumptf, The duplicate was used by the charging Dudley, 47, and his ANTHONY STAVOLA She was a director -of the S Midway La., Fort Monmouth, trio to enter the place—the first wife, 44, with murder. WEST KEANSBURG-Anthony Union Paper Co. and Distributors son, yesterday. . entry being made the night of Carol Ann's emaciated body, Stavola, 77, of Avenue. .A, died Shrewsbury, and was a member Mr. and Mrs^WiUiam Amechi bee. 24. the chief said. * wrapped in ail old blue blanket, last night in his home. of Temple Beth Miriam, Elberon; arico, 12 Calvcrt Ave., Lonj He. reported that goods were was discovered Feb. 9 in woods He was born in Italy, son of the Jewish Community Center; Branch, son, yesterday. just off U.S. 1 near Lawrence- stolen on at least four occasions. the' late Michael and Mary the Long Branch Chapter of Ha- Mr. and Mrs. John Iicht, 1 The youths converted some of ville in southside Virginia. She dassah; Lone Branch Auxiliary died, according to police, Feb. Pctrlzza Stavola, and was a re- Iler Dr., Middletown, daughter, the goods into cash, at the direct tired gardener. of the Home for the Chronic Sick, yesterday. expense of the store. Chief Gunt- or 2 and was kept in the back and the National Council of Jew- seat of the Dudley's dilapidated Mr. Stavola was a member of Mr. and Mrs. John Kamma, 42 ner revealed by returning items ish Women. Hollow Rd., car until her body was placed St. Anthony's Catholic Church, Middletown, son and getting cash refunds. He said Surviving are her husband, yesterday. In the woods by her mother Feb. MAPPING CANCER CRUSADE —Speakers af yesterday's "kickoff" conference of Red Bank. that on two occasions the youths Surviving are his wife, Mrs, Jacob Levin, an attorney; two Mr. and Mrs. William Keele- signed their real names to re- local chairman for next month's crusade of the Monmouth County Chapter, Amer- sons, Myron J. and Harry C. her, 140 Hollie Dr. West, Bel- But, said state police invest!' Rose Trezza Stavola; two daugh- fund slips and that the third ican Cancer Society, at Homestead Golf and Country Club, were left to right, ters, Mrs. Patrick Scarangello Levin, both of this city, and three ford, son, yesterday. time a fictitious ^name was used. gator E. M. Lloyd, the poverty, grandchildren. hunger and death had started seated, Monmouth County Prosecutor Vincent P. Kouper, crusade chairman; Mrs. of South Amboy and Mrs. Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hicks. In each case McLane, working The funeral will be tomorrow at 363A Rt. i; Texas Rd., Morgan- long before Carol Ann's demise Hazel Leichter, Ocean Township, chapter vice president, and W. Daniel Williams, Donyan of Perth Amboy; three- in the store, okayed the refunds, broUiera, Frank Stavola of Red 3 p.m. in the John-W. Flock ville, daughter, Tuesday. he said. — in fact only four months afte president, and standing, Vincent T. Hirsch, Spring Lake, crusade chairman in 1959 the Dudleys left Syracuse with Bank, and James and Domlnlck Funeral Home. Burial will be In Wrong Color and I960; Thomai F. Grimley, executive director of the state cancer division, Stavola, both of Brooklyn, and Monmouth Fields Cemetery. The first time a refund was the six children. Statements by Dudley and po- and Dr. Daniel F. Fe'atherston, chairman of the executive committee of the county four grandchildren. obtained — on a stolen set of MRS. FLORENCE MURDOCH Fair Haven draperies — Chief Guntner said, lice investigation, Lloyd said, group, Monmouth County's goal is $63,000, of which almost $20,000 will be spent The funeral will be Saturday (Continued) the excuse was used that "the have showed this is what hap- at 8 a.m. from the William S. ELMIRA, N. Y. - Mrs. Flor- in the county to Assist cancer patients unable to pay their own bills. The balance ence Murdoch, 89, a former resi- The borough now rents lepar- wrong color had been pur- pened: Anderson Funeral Home, Red dent of Red Bank, N. J., died •re space for a library and mu- chised." Near Baldwin, Fla., on Nov is for research and education programs. Bank, followed by a solemn lilgh Feb. 18 In the Chemung Nursing nicipal offices at a combined an- Mr. Tabor highly commended 17, 1958, death claimed the firs requiem mass at 9 o'clock in St. of the youngsters, Claude, then Anthony's Church. Burial will be Home here. nual cost of (4,500, plus main- the police department In the case, been earmarked for distribution 3. His body was wrapped in a in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Mrs. Murdock was the widow tenance expenses. noting that except for. the arrests among County charitable or- blanket and deposited In an aban- Charles Morris, of Herbert L. Murdock, a former the thefts "could have continued Shakespeare ganizations. "At this rate," said the mayor, doned mine pit Nov. 18 or 19 neai county court stenographer at for nearly a year" because of the (Continued) Aimed at Papp "we will spend $45,000. in the next Lakeland, Fla. Weather Freehold, N. J. 10 years in rentals alone. store's inventory system and the tion of the event on the grounds Mr. Kelly told The Register Former Judge And then there were five. New Jersey—mostly fair today Surviving are a son. Dr. Theo- "I am advised that the church fact that the McLane youth that Mr. Papp had invoked the that the Legion does not wish to NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — and tonight, Friday some cloudi- dore R. Murdock of this place; leeks $40,000 for the church and knowing the inventory control Two More Die Fifth Amendment before a con- stop charitable donations in the Charles M. Morris, Sr., former ness with chance of a few show- three grandchildren,' and several 15,000 for the parsonage. I shall method, was able to plan the The Dudleys, now carrying gressional subcommittee investi- county but hoped to make the Middlesex County judge and a ers. Highest temperatures today great-grandchildren. recommend that council maka thefts so that they would go their family around in an old gating alleged Communist activi- performance financially unprofit- unnoticed almost Indefinitely, the leading figure in the county Re- and Friday around 50, lowest to- an offer of $40,000 for both prop- panel truck for which they had ties in the entertainment profes- able for Mr. Papp. night around 30 but lower in the chief said. sion publican organization, died yes- DEATH NOTICE erties, subject to passage of an swapped the sedan, were heading "It will be interesting to dis- northwestern hills. 1 terday in St. Peter's Hospital NOCORVO. Antonio — 1S1 North Broad- ordinance authorizing the spend- Sgts. William Sparks and Roy east from California in Decem- Mr, Kelley sent copies of the cover, ' Mr. Kelly's letter stated, Marine way, South Ambor on Uarch 1, 1W1. letter to the- principals of the about an hour after he was ad- Beloved huibaiid of U10 lata Lillian. ing of such money from the cap- Hilton, who Investigated and ber, 1959, when two other chil- "what percentage of the gros mitted as a coronary patient. He Cape May to Block Island — Devoted funer of Hn. Lewli pelle- handled the case following the five schools where tickets were KTlnc. Ura. Joseph Corvtno, ICra. An- ital improvement fund on hand dren died. take remains in Monmouth Coun was 64. Mostly westerly winds 10 to IS thony PetlUo. Mr». William • Daboer. arrests, were commended by the sold for a special matinee per- and subject to the buildings' pas Norman, IB. died Dec. J3 in ty for charity." He returned home Friday from knots today. Southwesterly at 10 Mra. Peter Greco, Richard and Kdwin chief. formance Monday in the Rum- Nocorvo. Brother of Mra. * Bart Con- sing of both an engineering and Phoenix, Ariz.: Charles. 8, two Mrs. Steiner termed as "incor- Florida, where he had been vaca- to 20 knots tonight and Friday, trlno. &lrt. Jamea &ultel! and Cre- son-Fair Haven Regional High eenzo Nocorvo. Funeral Saturday morn- • termite examination." The police head told The Reg- days later — Christmas Day — rect" the Legion's assumption tioning for seven weeks. While in Visibility five miles or better but lnic. fl:30 a.m. from "Home tor Pu- ister that the case "is far from in the same city. School auditorium. that Mr. Papp's festival would lowering to two to four miles nerala" (The Gundrum Service) 337 The council at present has a Objection Overruled Florida he had complained of Bordrntown Ave., South Afflboy to St. capital improvement balance o cloied." He said the department The Dudleys kept on driving receive a percentage of the gross chest pains, but examinations sarly Friday morning and a Mary'c Ri c Church, where at 9:00 a hai a line on two other persons The Legionnaire's request was receipts or the net profit. Solemn High Requiem Maai will be $72,0*0. which ' includes $65,000 east and south, and, police said, failed to disclose any heart ail few showers during Friday. Most- who may have been Involved In flatly denied Tuesday night by olfered. Interment Resurrection Ceme- originally earmarked for the con- waited until about Jan. 1 to dis- "We contracted a set fee with ment. ly fair weather later today and tery, New Market. Friends may call the operation. the Regional Board of Education, 2-5, 7-10 Mn. struction of the defeated build- pose of the boys' bodies. the festival," said Mrs. Steiner. Morris retired as Middlesex tonight; which explained that a cancella- ing proposal. — -•'• ..,- -Slipped Out Then they wrapped them "That fee already has been col- County judge Sept. 16, 1957, to tion "would be a surrender tu lected. ' The rest of the tickets Chief^Guritner said one of the blankets, weighted the human enter private law practice. He the very evils which we should sales will go'to charity." youths went to great pains to cargo, and (ossed the dead boy. previously served as county pros- into Lake Pontchartrain in Louis- oppose." ' . ' '.-. get out of the house late at night Of the five high schools- send- ecutor and deputy surrogate. iana. Mr. Kelly's protest received a without being heard. ing students to the matinee, only He also was a former state "COMPACT" also describes our Slayer vote of confidence from the Le- The System Then there were three. Asbury Park has expressed op- GOP committeman, former coun • (Continued) : gion executive committee at Its position to the performance. Mid- Debbie, 3, was next to-youngest ty committeeman and former Re- Jersey chicken farm where he The youth, he said, would regular monthly meeting last dletown Township's board voted BANK AUTO LOANS flush the toilet on the top floor of the children, and the next to publican chairman of New Brans bad gotten a job. night in Freehold. Tuesday to send letters explain- of the house, and slip down to go. She died at Gary, W. Va., wick. The Grand Jury began hearing The Legion's county command- ing the situation to the parents the next floor while the toilet May 21, 1560. Six days later, evidence against the confessed er, H. Walter Estlow, Neptune, and leaving tho decision up to was making noise. He would then Dudley wrapped her body in a JOHN SALERNO killer yesterday. One of the five said the committee was complete- them. turn the heating system up and blanket and left it in the wood: LONG BRANCfJ—John Salerno, witnesses was Googie's uncle, ly in agreement with the ac- dress and slip out of the house off a highway near Jenkins. Ky. The Long Branch board voted 65, of 72 Grand Ave., died yester- Manuel Duclet, whose home she tions of its Americanism chair- while there was noise from the At Gary, authorities said they last night to follow Middletown's day in Monmouth Medical Center. was visiting when ihe was kid- nan. 'urnace. Then he would let the example. napped from the sidewalk on Mr. Estlow said he personally He was born in Ausonia, Italy, car roll out of the driveway and M. Gregg Hibbs, superintendent Washington's Birthday. was not clear about portions of son of the late Anthony and about a block down the street be- of Red Bank schools, yesterday The Other witnesses were three the Rumson board's statement, notified the council that his Marie Salerno, and had lived in fore starting the motor, ' Congo police officers and a district attor- but indicated that the Legion schools would like to purchase this area 44 years. Mr. Salerno On return trips, he would pick (Continued) ney's stenographer. The jury was leaders did not contemplate any any matinee tickets turned in by was a manufacturer associated bourg took no part in the fight- told about the kidnapping and up enough speed to turn off the further protests or demonstra- students at the other schools-. with the Long Branch Sports- •laying and the finding of the motor before reaching the house ng. tions against the performance. wear Co.; a member of Holy girl's body last Sunday in and coast up the driveway. The UN command in Leopold The commander would not Trinity Catholic Church, and the cheap room that Thompson had Chief Guntner said that the ville ordered all its soldiers comment on Dr. Hill's actions Amerigo' Vespucci Society. rented in the run-down Chelsea "toy" pistol found'in Brown's car around me capital to open fire "I haven't had time to think over Concrete Plant Surviving are his wife, Mrs. district. was so real-looking that it had on anyone who attempts to make this situation," he said. Antoinette Salerno; four sons, Murder proceedings before police fooled until it was exam- them surrender their weapons Will Buy Tickets Plans Approved Anthony andvJohn Salerno, Jr.. grand jury usually are not begun ined closely. TTie order followed a number of both of this city, and Angelo' and 'Mr. Rosenbloom, however, said NEW SHREWSBURY — Pre- for days or weeks afler a pre- Incidents In which Congolese sol he had also volunteered to pay Jack Salerno, both of Oceanport; 1 liminary site plans for a $250,- liminary arraignment. But Dis- diers arrested and disarmed UN two daughters, Mrs. Marie Wed- for any tickets turned back, so 000-pIus central-mix concrete trict Attorney Frank S. Hogan's rooos. that any student who asked for a dle of Oakhurst and Miss Rose plant were approved last night office acted with unusual speed Clear' It After the fighting in Lulua refund because of a lack of trans Salerno at home; a brother, In automobiles themselves you get pretty at a special meeting of the Plan- against Thompson, whose crim (Continued) bourg, Ghanaian and Congolese portation could re-purchase a Frank Salerno of Italy; a sister, ning Board. much what you pay for, as a rule. But it's has aroused wide revulsion and troorw joined forces to set up seat at the matinee. Mrs. Vittoria Caccia of the audience, said: "I do not like The plans were presented by public indignation. the undercurrent of disunity here. roadblocks and seal off the na- The Interlaken man said he of- Bronx, and seven grandchildren. possible to increase that value by careful r John Stavola of Michael J. Sta- He was held without bail at a We all should be pulling together tive township of Ndesha. ered to stand behind the Asbury vola, Inc., Middletown, whose The funeral will be Saturday selection of your financing method. preliminary arraignment yester- for the same objective. If there Trucks passing through the tickets financially because he had at 9 a.m. from the Woolley day in Magistrate's* Court. A is any money in the budget, we checkpoints were searched f"r been informed other high schools firm intends to build the pro- posed plant next to its asphalt Funeral Home, followed by a hearing was set for tomorrow. should give the teachers a raise. Illegal arms. had asked for any tickets which solemn high requiem mass at Our Bank Auto Loan plan gives you an all- But the hearing may never be plant on Hamilton Rd., Pine Teachers in this area are under- UN and Congolese officers lat- might be returned. 10 o'clock in Holy Trinity Church held, if Thompson has been In Brook. cash buying advantage, saves you money paid and they should get ths $200 er held what was described as "I am determined," said Mr. Rev. George Albano. pastor, will dieted by that time and called raise discussed." a cordial conference on means Rosenbloom, "that no, Asbury The plans were approved aft- on time-payment cost, and stretches the to plead to the Indictment In a officiate. Burial will be in Mt Board member George Satt- of maintaining order. As a re- Park student shall be denied an er Mr. Stavola assured the board Carmel Cemetery. financing over a convenient budget-fitting higher court. hoff answered: "The teachers are sult, Congolese troops now are opportunity to see this marvelous that the plant would be a self- A plea of Innocent is manda performance because of Dr: Hill contained operation without a going to get what they asked for." helping the Ghanaian forces to MRS. HENRY BRUGGEMAN period. •» " tory when a defendant's life is Incensed dust problem. The present salary guide for the petrol the town. HIGHLANDS — Mro. Annie at stake. A court-appointed law township has a minimum of $4,- The battle was mentioned Mr. Rosenbloon., who said he The contractor said that ce- yer will defend the penniless kill- Bruggeman, 78, of 66 Sea Drift 200, and a maximum of $6,200. briefly at a news conference dur- did not know of any of the people ment would be transported to the Ave., died yesterday in River- er. involved in the Rumson perform COMPACT means a lot packed ing the day by Cyril Adoula, in- new plant by railroad cars or view Hospital. The defense lawyer might make terior minister In the Leopold- ance, stated that he was acting trailer trucks and unloaded into a little. So does a BANK AUTO a plea of insanity which, if suc- ville regime. is an "incensed individual who through pipes under air pressure. Born in Newark, she had lived cessful, would put Thompson in a TWeyners Due here 25 years. Adoula said the Congolese personally deplores this sort of Mr. Stavola requested the spe- LOAN from ut:Come in and applyl hospital for the criminal insane Mrs. Brucqeman is survived bv troops had been killed by "rebels thing." cial meeting so that his firm rather than in the death chair Back Tonight her husband. Henry Bruggeman; In civilian clothes" and the army He s,aid that arrangements will could begin construction immedi- or in prison for life. a daunhtcr. Mrs. Violet Schneider "had to revenge themselves." be made to have two buses leave ately and put the plant into oper- TRENTON (AP)lcov. Robert of this place; a sister, Mrs. A judge could commit Thomp- the high school at 1 p.m. to trans- ation this spring. , son to a mental hospital for ex- B. Meyncr and his wife were due Icrtrudc Saal of Irvlngton and back in New Jersey tonight after port the students free of charge amination to determine whether to and from the performance. nn irrondchlH. he was fit to stand trial and de- i southern vacation of almost Odd Fellows Tti«> P'uncral will he Snturdav wo weeks. Mrs. Richard Slcincr, president Today in fend himself. If he was pro- jt the sponsoring organization, at 10:30 a.m. In Poster) Funeral The Meyners flew to Florida nounced insane and unable to Plan ^Supper said that 75 tickets had been sold Home, Atlantic Hlchlands. with present a sufficient defense, he iaturday, Feb. 18, with hopes of RED BANK - Navcslnk Lodce it the Asbury. Park school and Associated Press Rev. William Lutz. paStor of ; could be sent to an institution. If ying on to Puerto Rico and then The of Odd Fellows will be host to hat only 13 reportedly had been SENATE Highlands Methodist Church " later adjudged to have recovered laying In the Virgin Islands. other lodges In the district Mon- tinted back officiating. Burial will be in Fair his stnity, he could be put on But the airline strike intcr- Considers wi Point, N, Y., EATONTOWN-Francis Bruce, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Atlantic City luxury ta* col- be a guest ol Washington Chap l^hera he was graduated and district Boy Scout commissioner, American Legion Ladies' Auxil- lections, according to acting ary is conducting a membership ter. Order of De Molay, at a commissioned in 1929. He wa: presented an honor unit award Mayor John A. O'Donnell. Col- "Washington Lodge Night" to i graduated from the Signal School to Cubmaster Charles Kautz at drive, Mrs Grandin Chapman, membership chairman, has an- lections of the three per cent Is Hurting the U. $. morrow at 7:30 p.m. In the Ma at Fort Monmouth in 1931, and inPack 57's Blue and Gold ban- lounced. luxury tax during,February were ionic Temple, Broad St. 1D32 received his master's degree quet Monday night in the. Stage- $13,923 under those for the same in communications engineering coach Inn, Rt. 35. The auxiliary assists in hospital WASHINGTON — One hardy resident Kennedy — is dead be- month last year. The, resort city's stereotype — the cliche that "the re the Administration is two from Harvard University. Wilbur Rau served as toast- duty in veterans' hospitals by Elections generally are con- lanning parties, making lap wild-eyed professors" would sure- onths 'n office. It just has not Before World War II, Gen master for the spaghetti dinner. idered an indication of business robes and holding the annual ly be the first to embarrass een so. Hamlin had various Signal Offi- The flag ceremony was con- OTiditions. O'Donnell blamed the joppy drive. cer assignments in the United ducted by Steven Lupinski. Rev. Irop on the severe winter. Total Another equally hardjj stereo- Poppies, made by veterans with States and Panama. He also had James B.Coyle of St. Dorothea's •eceipts from the city tax on •pe was that, anyhow, the Presl- Catholic Church, this place, said materials donated by the auxil- one year of training with the New lotel rooms, amusements, tobac- ent would be saved from pro- grace before meals. iary department, affords veterans Testimonial Jersey Bell Telephone Company co and alcoholic products were essorial folly by the professional Officiating at the charter pres- ipending money, and gives the and the American Telephone and $50,764. oliticians in his shop The pros Telegraph Company in Newark entation ceremonies werei Mr. Legion unit and the post funds Dinner Set the whole have done well, to carry out benefit programs, Gen. Hamlin was on the Louisi- Bruce, Mr. Kautz, Charles Strat- -ut there is one glaring excep- Mrs. Chapman noted. ana Maneuvers in 1940 and 1941, ton, institutional representative, TRENTON — Extension of ion — though this correspondent, and subsequently was named and Jack Kaney, assistant cub- Dr. Raymond J, LeStrange The local unit conducts other the federal one-cent temporary For Price s a propoIHician writer who has master. service programs on its own, Mrs gas tax Increase after June executive officer in the office >\ MIDDLETOWN — Dr. Ray- EATONTOWN — Citizens of eld the liveliest suspicion of hapman said. Included are an 30 would be "an outright in- the chief signal officer, Washing- Father Coyle presented the mond J. LeStrange, 24 Lone Oak this borough will honor their icademics in public life, regrets ton, D. C. His next assignment adult "service awards to Mrs. annual essay contest on Ameri- justice" to New Jersey motor- former mayor, F. Bliss Price, at ie must report it. Rd., has been appointed to the canism, a FJPPy poster" contest; was in Europe in, 1943, serving Harold Magathan, seven-year position of senior chemist in the ists, the N. J. Highway Users a testimonial dinner March 18 The one official of 'he Kennedy at Supreme Headquarters, Allied pin; Jack Kaney, eight-year pin, sponsorship of a local high school Conference says. Carlcton E. at The Paddock, Long Branch, ^ministration who has thus far technical department of the E. I. jlrl to take part in Girls' State Expeditionary Forces. and Mrs. Wilbur Rau, Mrs. Jack du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., Heritage, conference chairman, under the chairmanship of for- iainly embarrassed it is a pro- Among Gen. Hamlin's decora- Kaney, Mrs. Frank Zebrowskl, at Douglass College each June; said yesterday that more than mer Councilman Craley Garofalo, essional politician, former Gov. Parlin. and the sponsorship of a Senior tions are the LEgion of Merit, the Gregory Guarino, Mr. Rau and 250,000 New Jersey motorists Mayor Herbert E. Werner, Mennen Williams of Michigan. Dr. LeStrange received his Citizens group and a Brownie Army Commendation Medal, and Mr. Stratum, one-year pins. He have signed petitions asking Councilman Ralph L. Lewis, and Viiliams' behavior in his current also presented a den mother pin master's and doctorate degrees troop. France's Croix de Guerre with from New York University and a that It be dropped. Regional Board 0/ Education African tour, as assistant secre- Palm. He is married to the for-to Mrs. Carley Garofalo, and Is- An annual tea in honor of Gold president Vincent Festa are scrv ary of state for African Affairs, master's in mathematical statis- Star Mothers in this vicinity is mer Ruth Kutcher of this place|sued gifts to all the den mothers. ing on the committee with Mrs, las been almost incredibly ir- tics from Rutgers University. He held in May GSM also are re- WOODBURY — A 20-year-old MaJ. Gen, William D. Hamlin and is an amateur radio operator Kevin Kaney was welcomed in- has been with duPont as a chem- .outh was killed Tuesday night Norman Thclford, Karl F. Wihto! esponsible. to tile pack. Mr. Kautz introduced membered with gifts on holidays, and Frank DiDonaio. enthusiast. ist for seven years. shortly after his worried mother Demagogue's Holiday Gen. Hamlin, who assumec Mr. Garogalo as a new commit- birthdays and Christmas. Other guests will be Albert W. asked the police to find him. The In that tragically embroiled command of Fort Monmouth lasl Iteeman and Mrs. Garofalo as a According to Mrs. Chapman Olsen, worshipful master; offi- mother had said that her son, ontinent, where any official has March, Tvas born in Clinton, N. Y new den mother. this unit donates funds the cers, and members of Washington Thomas C. Fletcher of nearby the plainest duty to walk with He attended the Citizen Military county auxiliary to aid the Lodge. Medals were awarded to Jack Communion :are, he has gone about on a Training Camp In 1922 and 1923, rehabiliation of veterans and West Deptford Township, had a Howard J. Schnabolk, master Kaney and Frank Zebrowskl for demagogue's holiday. It is as the latter being at Camp Vail, children; to Brisbane Child Treat- nervous disorder and seemed councilor, and officers of tin top honors in the recent cross- though he saw the whole problem now known as Fort Monmouth. Sunday Set ment Center at Allaire and to moodv when he drove off in the chapter will confer the De Mola; country races. as crudely simple as trying to In 1924, Gen. Hamlin enlisted in assist in local projects for Ihe car about dinner time. The auto degree on six candidates. The The closing ceremony, "Day is catch Negro votes in Detroit. the Air Service of the Army. |Done," was led by the cubmas- benefit of borough children. went through a guard cable on candidates are to be known as For Society a concrete bridge and fell 30 feet He has offended our major al- the "Worshipful Master's Class. ter, to the harmonica accompani- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—The to the railroad tracks below. ies, notably Britain, by passing Robert Dowen of Eatontown, an ment of Mr. Kaney, Mr Guarino, Rosary-Altar Society of St. Agnes harsh, off-the-cuff judgments on officer of the local chapter, wir [Mr. Schreibman and Mrs. Strat- Another Catholic Church will receive Holy 17 in County matters neither his business nor narrate the "flower talk" for theton. TRENTON — New Tersey's Communion Sunday at the 7:45 trial judges will be on their remotely within his competence. initiated candidates. A committee meeting is His warmest friends could hardly Active Day [planned for March 21 at the home mass. Lose Licenses benches a half-hour ••arller Rev. William Bausch of St. Jo- Monday to cope with overflow- say that he has made the small- of Mrs. Rau, Meadowbrook Ave. TRENTON — Seventeen Mon est contribution to any solution A railroading theme has been seph's Church, Keyport, will mouth County motorists have had ing case calendars. The order speak at a Day 6f Recollection of African difficulties. He has For Market To Nominate set for the March 27 pack meet- their licenses revoked under the came from Chief Justice Jo- service from 3 to 5 p.m. only rubbed up more ill-feeling NEW YORK (AP) - Steels ing in Memorial Schooir point system or the Q"-70 speed seph Welntraub, who moved between white and black. motors and selected Issues were The chairmen will be Mrs. Ed program, Ned J. Parsekian, act the dally courtroom opening For Woman's gar Koehler and Mrs. William This sort of conduct in his case itrong as the stock market re- ing motor vehicle director, an- from 10 a.m. back to 9:30 a.m. Garrison. Assisting them will be; was perhaps predictable. For he covered from a moderate declim Cub Pack 15 nounced today. The chief justice feels the ex- Mrs. Margaret McVcy, Mrs. Wai tension ef court hours "will re- is a special, and happily rare, late yesterday and closed mixed. GOP Club John Calandriello, 79, of Rt kind of politxian — an automatic Trading was active. ter Romano, Mrs. Frank Vale, sult In a substantial, increase EATONTOWN - Mrs, Warren Mrs. Richard Stryker, Mrs. Chris 35, Eatontown, lost his license reader to pressure group inter- International Silvcr^rose 7% tc Holds Dinner in the volume of cases pro- ests. Still, it is a great disserv- Sandbach, Mrs. John Smock and Travis, Mrs Patrick Mason, Jn. for two years for being involved cessed by the courts," Edward TOJ4 on a 3-for-l stock split pro- LITTLE SILVER - Cub Scou F. Bliss Price ice to his fellow professional poli- Mrs. Frank Osgood were elected Mr. Edward Minn and Mrs. Jo in a fatal accident. The revoca- B. McConnell, the state court posal. International Business Ma- Pack 15 held its annual Blue ticians within the Administration. to serve on the nominating com seph Kennedy. tion is effective last Nov. 7. director, reported yesterday. chines sank 5 points on profit tak- and Gold banquet Saturday in Mr. Price served as mayor 0; But for him their side would s [inlttee at Monday night's meet- New members will be received Other revocations under the He said many judges have al- ing. Texas Instruments re- ing of the Woman's Republican St. John's Episcopal parish hall, Eatontown during 12 years have, to this point, a perfect hounded 6% from recent selling. before the services. point system are Karl A. Smith ready come out In favor ot the Club. A South American program tremendous development for thi score in responsible service. . The.Rosarians will see a film 18, of Neptune, six months; Pau! earlier time. The new rule af- Borough. One of his early step: Volume dropped to 4.97 million The group met at the home ol was presented by den 12 Par- E. Clark, Jr., 24, of 92 ManO Profs Score Well „ ihares from Tuesday's 5.83 mil Monday, "Our New Jersey," pre- fects County, Superior, Dis- was the creation of a Planning Mrs. Lewis Snyder, South St. ticipating were John Quinn, Dr., Red Bank, five months; lion, the highest in 514 years sented by the New Jersey Bell trict and Juvenile and Domes- Board. He worked with the plan- It is just such a perfect score, Mrs. Leslie D. Seely, president, Richard Molke, Chris Lehman, Telephone Company. John B. Donahav, Jr., 25, ol tic Courts, but not local Mag- ners on zoning and subdivisioi however surprising this may But trading was at a rapid clip, appointed Mrs. Wesley Herrlein Tery Galbraith and Pat D'Ono- Fairfield Rd., Freehold, foui istrate's Courts. ordinances, and led the Borougl seem, that "the wild-eyed profes- the ticker tape lagging a numbe; membership chairman to contact of tunes. frio. They were directed by Mrs. months; James T. Helphinstine, Council in initiating a maste sors" have thus far run up. They delinquent members. Mrs. Herr- Richard Molke, den mother, and 34, of 12 Jay St., West Keans- The Dow Jones industrial av- plan study which is engaging tin have turned 6ut to be not wild- lein was requested to submit Mrs. William Paden. Brand X burg, John C. Tralka, 19, of As NEWARK — More than 21,000 eyed, after all. Instead, they erage rose .95 to 663.03 at tfo volunteers will begin door-to-door public interest this year. progress report at the March Kevin Wild, Richard La Monte bury Park, and Alfred J Mona- show as quiet and competent close after showing a lower hour- meeting. collections Sunday in Bergen, Es- His efforts to bring new Indus ly reading all day. and Robert Siani were inducted Defended co. 19, of 13 Woodrow Wilson and, above'all, responsible men Approval was given to motion Homes, Long Branch, three sex, Hudson and Union Counties, try and business to Eatontow fully aware of the gravity of the Of 1,283 issues traded, losers as bobcats by Cubmaster John culminated, in his last term, i: to send $5 to the Republican months; George W. Mahawage, according to the Roman Catholic problems before this country. outnumbered gainers by 576 to Manyak. the construction of Monmoutli Women's Finance Program, $5 In London 20, of 94 Seabreeze Wav, Keam Archdiocese of Newark. The N*!6. There were 82 new 1969-'6 The following boys >, received archdiocese said yesterday the Shopping Center, And they are — to this corre- for the National Newslettefjsjnd burg, two months; Albert Mc- spondent, at any rate — unex- high and no new lows, awards: Charles Blair, Jeff Lind, LONDON (AP) — British soap fund-raisins; drive is an attempt to subscribe to a $5 ad in^the Glenn Forsyth, Steve Manning, Neil, 22, of Asbury Park, 4! pectedly tolerant of disagreement Studebaker-Packard was thi manufacturers were ordered yes- to raise $25 million to defray program 'or,the convention slated John Correa, Glenn Maginn days, and Philip Albanese, 19, from the non-academic types most active stock, rising % ti for May in Atlantic City. terday to stop kicking oroun part of the cost of a $33 million Scout Drive t% on 141,200 shares. Second wai Stephen Maginn, John Van Kirk, Brand X on television. Ward Ave., Rumson, and Georgi around here. Calendar dates include the Fed Greg Binns, Dick Corson, Chuck Miller, 23, of Belmar, one month. program to build four homes for Indeed, one begins to suspect Brunswick, off 2% at 59% on 114,- eration luncheon at the Stacy- The government-appointed in- the aged and eight high schools. Kickoff Set 200 shares, as traders sold "on Le Claire, Robert Pingitore, Ed- dependent television authoritj Six speeders who lost their li that though they were brought Trent in Trenton March 13, andward Hennessey, Guy Lucian, censes for 30 days eaoh an here primarily as "idea men" the news" of a sharp rise the county luncheon at phadow (1TA) ruled out all TV commer- NEWARK—William F. Smith, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Francis Erbe, Chris Lehman, Frank P. Tucker. Jr., 19, of 8- their ideas do not stop with glit- earnings. Third was American brook, Shrewsbury, March 16. cials claiming that a name bram 49, of Westfleld, was "killed In kickoff meeting for the annui Richard Molke, Dan Kehde, Gooseneck Pt, Oceanport; Wi tering visions. They are actually Motors, up '/a at 18% on 91,100 is better than Brand X or othe; a supermarket parking lot to- Boy Scout drive here will be he] Ihares, Hostesses were Mrs. Snyder Dick Michel, Ear! Twigg, David Ham F. Kilpatrick, 26, of 2: Saturday at 10 a.m. ot Homesteai pretty practical fellows not given "ordinary soap powders" day when he fell under his own and Mrs. Eustace White. Butler, Steve Cone, Bruce Far Navesink Ave., Highlands; Alfrec Inn, 120 Center Ave. to the either-or approach. And • Next came Standard Kollsman, Also banned are films with on' car while trying to stop It from x The club's next meeting date ley, Ken Layton, Dan Runft, J. DeSalvo, 21, of Long Branch though mostly political liberals up 2 /f at 32%, and Sperry Rand, is March 27 at the home of Mrs. little girl in sparkling white am rolling down an Incline. Po- Robert T. Abrams, chairman Richard Torre, and Kenneth Win Richard S. Greene, 23, of Brad they are, in my judgment, true —up %-«t a«W. •- — Seely., South St. the other in tattletale gray, cap- lice said Smith, a safety engi- the local drive, has announce. Reid. ley Beach, and" Margaret A liberals — not 50 doctrinaire hy-- Heavily traded gainers Included tinned; neer for an Insurance company, the appointment of district dial Reichey, 19, and James E. Es men to head up committees i haif as one might have feared. Kayser Roth, up VA, Chrysler, "Somebody's mother isn't us- was trying to brace his auto telie, 19, both of Spring Lake. the solicitation. Can't 'Free Tom Mooney' up 1%, Bethlehem up 1%, and ing ....•- soap flakes." to keep it from rolling onto St. Clement's Well representative of them is Standard Packaging, up Hi- 1st Meeting The brand name makers ^ other parked cars. Robert Earie, who is also 'sen Lukens Steel rose 2, Youngs still olaim that their box of bub ing as vice chairman, will be th Prof. Walt Rostow, late of Massa- Cubs Dine chusetts Institute of Technology, town Sheet % Ford V/t, Gener- bles washes "whiter," or "whit- chairman in district one. Th< Of FT A Board Lists HACKENSACK-Bergen Coun- other chairmen are Charles Lesh and he will illustrate the point. al Dynamics 1, American Bosch BELFORD — Cub Pack 180, est," an ITA spokesman said. ty Sheriff Martin J. Ferber, 60, x . Anna 1% International Tele- sposored by St. Clement's Epis- "But they simply must nol er, district two, and Robert Cur- As a White House adviser, Ros- who suffered a heart attack re- tow has much on his plate — in- phone 1, Union Carbide IVi. Tex- copal Church, held its blue arid say or imply that it possessei tis, district three. Is Held cently, today withdrew from the cluding the Congo, the North At- ico 114. International Nickel l'/8 gold dinner in Buck Smith's Res- NEW SHREWSBURY — Com- James Phillips is chairman 0 qualities making it superior t( race for the Republican state lantic Treaty Organization; the and U. S. Steel %. KEYPORT - The first meeting taurant, East Keansburg, last mittees for the Shrewsbury Town the special gifts committee, all other makes," he said, be senatorial nomination. Ferber, foreign aid program. But when Zenith fell V/,, International of the new Parent-Teacher As- week. ship Board of Education for 196! which will solicit the busines 3 sociation of the high school was cause differences among wel who was stricken last Nov. 10 you talk to him you find no knee- Harvester 1%, Deere l /i. Air Re- Rev. and Mrs. John Crumb; were announced by Richan district. held last week in the high school known British soaps and deter- during a vacation In Puerto Rico, ierk professional "liberalism," no duction l'/4, astman Kodak (ex John Vldt, member of the coun Swenson, president, Tuesday The local campaign is part o cafeteria.. Mrs. Jack Goldberg is gents are usually too slight to said his doctors advised him eager, dogmatic saver of this dividend).l'/4, U. S. Gypsum i% jty council; Robert Bothwell, night. the county-wide drive sponsoret president. prove. against making the race. The post ivorld by tomorrow morning at and Newport News Shipbuilding! [condl coordinator, and Frank With the chairman named first, he was seeking is the one pres- by Monmoutli Council 0/ Bo) Mrs. Edward Barth, vice presi Soap and detergent firms spend Scouts to provide operating funds 10:32. MiUer, toastmaster,. and his wife about $30 million a year on Brit- they are: ently held by Sen. Walter H. Yesterday's Closing prices: dent and representative of Rarl- were guests. Mr. Bothwell was Jones, R-Bergen, who is "seeking for the program for 10,000 boyi You find a man who cheerfully tan Township, read the prayer ish TV advertising. They were Finance — Russell Canfield, AC9 Ind M I-T-E CM Brk 23 guest speaker. Steward Hand, Emerson Platto the GOP gubernatorial nomina- in Monmouth County. accepts two epigrams. One is that Adam* Kx Johns Man fii Pan A W Air 2Ht'.on show April 26. She said the cases. He said ambulances trav And, even with the appointment Bucy Erla 39 , Param P/ct proceeds will go toward a schol- The program included a pag- Shown Cubs of one new judge as proposed in Budd Co 18 « Penney, JC eled 537 miles, and that 24S mai Bulova 14% Pa Pw A Lt arsfiip*fcind to be set up by theeant by den 5, a skit by den 3,hours had been donated. he Omnibus Judgeship Bill now Diamond Sale 17'.J NEW MONMOUTH - A film Burl Ind Pa HR PTA for a worthy student. and acrobatics by den 4. before ihe House Judiciary Com- Caae, JI ia»i I'UII El Dance chairman Walter Chomic on the jamboree in Colorado last Cater Traa "H PhlU Pet 68V, Badges were presented to Dan- mittee, it will take years to clear 37 V Pit Btecl announced that the "Valiants" summer was shown at the Cub Celannse 14'; iel Lloyd, Albert Spade, Charles he court's calendar of cases, Reg. Price $249.50 Che> * Oh Pub 8V Efta 40 M will be the orchestra featured at Pack 14C Blue and Gold dinner Chryaler Publlck Ind 10 Wakeficld, Robert Hunt, Douglas Cities Bvo s Pullman the squad's annual spring dance Rodino said. He added 0 person 45 Purs Oil 34 H Egg Market Lenninger, Joseph Sarageno, Jr., recentlv in the Baptist Church ColR Palm 3J April 29, to be held in the Fire 'iling suit in the New Jersey Both Rings Colum Qns SI'S RCA &8\ Jeffrey Kruger, John McDonald, The charter was presented to court can expect to wait about Coml Solv 34 V, Heading Co 0!i NEW YORK (AP)—(USDA) — Company One fire house, Unloi Rev. William Bisgrove, pastor, Con Ellis 21% Kcpub mi David Mullm, Thomas Zimmer- 6 month before it is settled. The Cont Cnti S2014 Reyn Met Wholesale egg offerings more Ave. by Albert Quackenbush, organ- Cont Mot I0W - Toll than ample on large; adequate on man, Tim Burke and Mike Ko- court, Rodino said, has -never s-| 9 9 so Corn PJ 0014 Fulton zokewich. izer. Crown Zell 57 Bt JOA Load mediums and light on smalls. De- Awards Presented been able to extricate itself from Cruc 8tt ,23 Bt Reg Pnp mand quiet on large and fair on Herbert Goeler is the new Invocation was givetT by Al- :he backlog of cases it faced at Curtlsa Wr 10W Bears Rocb bert Griggs, Sunday school super- Save $50.00 Pel & Huil 1»,4 Hhell Oil balance yesterday. scoutmaster. At Cub Dinner he end of World War II despite Dent Sun 27V Binnlalr . ntendent. A spachetti supywr was Doug Alro 37 Bmllh. AO New York spot quotations fol- he addition of two judges since BUY NOW FOR Bocony Members' Birthdays PORT MONMOUTH - Awards served. The table decorations EMERALD-CUT I)ow,Chein 7011, Bou Pao low: were presented to members of 949. Du Font 210V, Sou Ry .veil as centerpieces were made I DIAMOND SET EASTER Ullii Lt ' 29 VI Mixed Colors Marked by Auxiliary Cub Pack 8E at the Blue and East KIKI 11OK Sperry ltd Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39-40^; by the cubs and den mothers BANK SPEAKER End -Jolin 27'i Btd Ilranil Gold dinner in Buck Smith's Res- Awards were made bv 'tip pack Erie Lack 5% 8td Oil Cat extras medium (40 lbs. average) UNION BEACH - The birth- taurant, East Keansburg, last FAKMINGDALE - Thomas II. Flreatflne 3811 atd Oil NJ leader, Charles Levinthal. Jr "BUY THE EASY REEDS WAY" Vord Mot 76VI Btud Pack 3V/4-39; standards 38J4 - 39>4: days of Mrs. Victor Young, Mrs.week, Den Mothers received serv- Knecht, vice president of the flen Accept Texaco DeMasie and Kenneth NO MONEY DOWN- $3.75 weekly or $12.00 monthly Gen Cigar Tex a Prod checks 37^-38. Edward Scullion and Mrs. Adam ce pins and Louis Deutsch, for- Central Jersey Bank and, Trust Gen Dynnm Textron Whiles DIugosz were /narked at a meet- mer cubmaster, received a pia Kempson are assistant leaders Co., Allenhurst, will be the speak- Gen Elec Tlilewat Oil Louis Moore, pack chairman, Largest Stock of Buy now at Oen Fda Trannamcr Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39V&-41VS; ing last week of the American que. er at Wednesday's meeting of the Un Carblile also was Dresent. A n'annlni? Diamonds In Greatly Reduced Qen Motors Un Pac >xtras medium (40 lbs. average) Legion Ladies' Auxiliary. Each John Vleit, scout executive Farmingdale Kiwanis Club in the Central Jersey Prices Gen Pub Ut Unit Alro meeting will be held March 14 G Tol*El llnllml r:n !8<4-40; top quality (47 lbs. min.) received a gift and decorated from Monmouth Council, spoke Blue. Hills Restaurant, Rt. 33. Glen Aid u at 8 p.m. in the church. r FAMOUS FOR DIAMONDS " Goodrich Lines 5 V$-44'/4; mediums (41 lbs. aver- cake from their secret pal. on "Character Counts." Prizes Speaking on behalf of the Mon- OPEN AN WE CARRY Goodyenr va Plyml 3 igc 38-40; smalls (3G lbs. aver- A card party and fashion ehow at ua nub were given tr- cubs who sold the mouth County Bankers and Clear- ACCOUNT OUR OWN Ot No ny 4B1 IIH Bmelt age) 36-38. ; scheduled for the spring has been most candy recently. They re- CREDLE ABOARD CRUISER ing House Association, he will 2 l IIH Btrnl ,811 No Red Tipi ACCOUNTS! Greyhound Van Al Btl Browns •--- . postponed until the fall. Mrs. Ed- RED BANK — Herman L. Cre- dull Oil 37% 2fin ceived belt kits. Rev. Harlan Dur- discuss consumer credit financ- Immediate Reeds No Jlainmer Pap 30« Walwortn Extras (47 lbs. min.) 39-41; ward Scullion will be In charge. 'ee, Presbyterian minister, Ray- dle, Navy stewarrf (hlrd class, son JEWELERS llorc Fdr filK warn II Pic US" ing by banks. III Cent 38% Weil Un Tel 10S5 lop quality (47 lbs. min.) 40Vi- Mrs. Harry Bricl, president, an- mond Brady and Leslie Nicmnn, if Mr. and Mrs. Homer F. Crcdic, IMCffT IM CUflMl jfUCT Int nuaa McM h 670 Weata;. Kl H tnt litre While Mot 52' 42'^j mediums (41 lbs. averago) nounced that the auxiliary will were guests. Also piiesent were [4 Drummonrf PI., Red Bank, was largest Atlantic Fleet amphibious 60 BROAD ST. ^- .' ' • """^ RED BANK InItt NiNickk Woolworth 72' 40-41; smallo (38 lbs. average) ittend the American Legion Day George Cassidy, cubmaster, and aboard the guided missile heavy striking exercise in the Carlb-ll Int Patpa. SJSJ Vlljlt Bill 100 717 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK Inlit TettTcP«p»r l 3IK 37-39. • i In Marlboro Hospital Wednesday. Robert Stephens, chairman. xuiser USS" Boston, in this year's bean. I l TltTl M3IK Park and Leonardo tire lux- RED BASIC REGISTER Leonardo iliary. 4-Tr.ured.y. M.rch 2, 1961 The Community- fire auxiliary A family celebration wss held will attend a demonstration in SHOW OF AUTHORITY Like Alice in Wonderland Saturday to mark the 11th birth- the Crown Kitchen, Falrview, day of Joanna Olsen, daughter HEARNE, Tex. (AP) — Th.e JAKARTA, Indonesia (AP) —| "It seems to have a sleep walk- April 13 at 8 p.m. of Mr. and Mrs. John Olsen, Ap- rity of Hearne fired all its six s pleton Ave. policemen—and hired them »11i'-In Indonesia," said a WesternjeR" ability to walk on the edge Connie Lambertson, daughter of bSick 30 minutes later. 'economics expert. "I feel like|«,the ab*55 and «et »""* with Mr. and Mrs. William Lambert- it." The move, said Mayor H. C;Alice in Wonderland. According son, celebrated her 14th birthday MISSILE PLANS Here President Sukarno—soon Kelly, was to establish the city \ to economic theory, there should Feb. 23rd at the Belvedere skat- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fls. (AP) manager's authority over the pc- have been disaster long ago. Buto visit President Kennedy—con- ing rink, Belvedere Beach. Pres- tinues to hack a trail toward his —The United States plans to have lice department. the country goes on. ent were Joyce Meyer and Lillian 870 intercontinental range mil- brand of socialism. , Modgklss. Concentrated Power itary missiles combat-ready by After 14 years of tinkering, the 11965. This includes 130 Atlases, Mrs. Ninpha Apanel and Mrs, eloquent and mercurial leader 140 Titans and 600 Minutemen, ihas concentrated power in his own Ethel Sechenskl received birth- day gifts from the secret pals at 150 of the latter on railroad ADVANCE ||hands. He rules by decree in this I trains. land of 3,000 islands and 88 mil- recent meeting of the Brevent YOUR INVESTMENT lion people. He has charted an eight-year KNOWLEDGE WITH development r plan scheduled to cost 240 billion rupiahs or $5.3 NEW DINNER billion at the official 45-1 rate. THIS FREE 32-PAGE BOOKLET This year's budget sets aside 30 billion rupiahs as a start to build Do you know the 9 ratios professional analysts factories, communications links IDEAS use in appraising securities? Do you know how and other projects H-O Cream FARINA cooked In bouillon to understand vital financial statements? Some critics describe the pro-j with chopped parsley and grated cheese! We're offering a free booklet which explains gram as visionary, unrealistic how to use professional methods in evaluating and impossible to realize. Others have said that government con- your own stocks. It takes you through a typical trols and hostility to private en- balance sheet—shows how to interpret each terprise are strangling the econ- item, make your own forecast of probable omy of this land. /NEW OFFICERS —- Pictured are the .new officers of the Atlantic Highlands Dem- future results. Learn how to protect yourself— Eight-Year Plan before or after you invest—with professional Sukarno hopes the eight-year ocratic Club. Front row, left to right, Mrs. George Ruch, recording secretary and standards of knowledge. We'll be glad to eend plan will bring about Indonesia's and Mrs. Gerald B. O'Reilly, corresponding secretary. Rear row, left to right, Jer- you a copy without obligation. Just mail the industrialization. He hopes to fi-oms Greenberg, president; Robert Levy, vice president; and Edmund Me Mullin, coupon. nance it through foreign loans, increased revenues from oil and treasurer. - stepped up exports. The role of private industry and 493 companies, about 300 of them the Communists. The army head- foreign investment is one of theformer Dutch enterprises seized ed by Gen. Abdul Haris Nasution •Jqhmerler Spear, Leeds & Kellogg big issues. in 1957, this accounts for only a is a force for moderation. Though! Member* New York and American Stock Eiehuf« "There is a place for private] fourth of manufacturing capacity. Sukarno has indicated that he enterprise." said Omar Tousim, There are still some 60.000 firms wanted Communists in the cabin- loins Agency in the private sector employing et, Nasution is said to have kept 30 Linden Place, Red Bank chairman .of the. Indonesian WANAMASSA — Eugene H. Chamber of Industries," but tonearly two million workers. But them out. Telephone: SHSdyside 1-8800 lack of raw materials and ma- But the Communists, who con-ichmerler, 1503 Walnut Ave., has what extent it can be utilized to >ecome an associate of the As- Open every Friday evening from 6:00 to 8:30 keep the economy growing has chinery combined with govern- trol big trade unions and claim! niry Park branch office of the FUtue *nd mm frm boeUtt on tximkmMng fiaancul thUmtnO. not yet been fixed." ment unwillingness to give them a following of 12 million persons, ;. Veraon Bowes agency, New- Tousim's organization repre- financial encouragement hasjonly slightly less than Sukarno's Chops tonightT Instead of potatoes, cook H cup H-O Earina 4n 3 cup» slashed private production. own nationalist party, remain a irk, of the New England Mutual water with 2 vegetable or beef bouillon cubes, 2 tbs. Nucoa Margarine sents 12,000 little and medium- life Insurance Company. or butter, 1 tbs. chopped parsley and H cup grated Cheddar cheese. siied manufacturers. Under the development plan, all major factor to deal with. A graduate of Asbury Park Serves 4. Try "Main-Course" H-O Farina with poultry and fish, too 1 Though the government runs natural resources come under state control. This means that! ligh School, Schmerler served Quicker—more delicious—than potatoes, I American oil and rubber compan- Air Minister ive years in the Army during ies whole holdings form a ma- World War II and was discharged, rice, macaronil Serve it1OO1 ways! ; jor part of the estimated $165 mil- i a first lieutenant; lion U. S: investments here, face Likes Painting He was associated formerly "Maln-Couru" H-O Crum» Farina Basic Method: Use 1 part H-O with a furniture store which his the cancellation of their long- LONDON (AP)-A current art Farina to 3 parts liquid (beer, chicken or darn broth, vegetable stock lamily has owned for over 50 term leases. exhibition contains 34 works of or tomato juice), adding 1 tbs. Nucoa Margarine rears. Cal Tex Pacific, Standard Vac- Peter Thorneycroft, British air for each cup of liquid. (% cup H-O Cream® Farina uum Oil Co., and Socoriy Mobil minister. Mr. and Mrs. Schmerler have cooked in 2 cups of liquid serves 4.) wo children. Oil Co., as well as the British Until tfie one-man show opened • Bring liquid and margarine to a boil. Stir in Shell Group are, now engaged in some of Thorneycroft's friends H-O Farina. Season as desired—with onion, protracted- negotiations expected knew he painted for a pastime YOUNG HOBBYIST to result in their continuing to do COVENTRY, Conn. (AP)—Paul pimiento, parsley, olives, herbs, soy sauce, etc. but few were aware he had the Cook and stir 2 minutes over low heat. business under contract. Indones- makings of a collection. And; . Krause, 10, is a boy who ia expects to increase the $210 really gets tilings done. most of them, knowing how the FREE! H-O Farina "Main-Course Ideas"lSend name million.it annually takes in from and address to Best Foods Division, Com Products 51-year-old politician-barrister A year ago, he took a training oil exports. nurse and became a full-fiedged Company. Dept. C, 10 E,56th St., New York 22. N.Y. has kept in the thick of things, i Loyalty Cold War SCUBA diver—one who uses a were surprised. idf-contained underwater breath- Tn the cold war battle for loy- "I have to paint mostly at Now enjoy H-O Cream FARINA alties, the Western world and the ng apparatus. night in artificial light," he ex- He also is an accomplished lor dinner as well as breakfast I Communist bloc have engaged in plained. "It's the only time I MARCH 1961 a brisk and, to Indonesia, a prof- cnitter and indulges in 13 other have to spare for it, apart from lobbies. itable rivalry. Since 1950 Western my holidays." BIRTHSTONE BLOODSTONE FLOWER; UONQUIL economic help In loans, grants Out of Bus—the hard way— and sales has totaled $1.53 bil—Thorneycrof- t executed some of lion of which $662.7 million came! his more somber works. One of MONEY DAY*—MARCH 10 In March, tOI soil and plant your seeds from the United States; The Com- munist camp, a late comer on white figures against a black St Patrick'! Day—MARCH 17, So harvest time may fill your needs. the scene, has poured out $515.8 background is called "\ Child's WHO GETS By March the 10th start saving here million. Dream." Another showing three To reap rich earning crops this year. figures descending into a-.sepul- The Indonesian reaction to this oher is entitled "The Mourners. river of dollars Is one of candor verging on cynicism. The others ,in oils, include still THE life subjects, landscapes and *SAVE BY MARCH 10 TO EARN FROM MARCH 1 "Admittedly," said Sukarno last September, "the republic of In-paintings of flowers. Some were donesia has received aid from done on vacations in Venice, several countries. We under- Calabria and Paris. stand, however, that that aid was Thorneycroft has been painting not given for altruistic, humanis- for about 12 years. EARLY BIRD? tic or such-like reasons but for He was president of the 'Board FINANCED BY SAVINGS AND LOAN reasons of the interests of the do-of Trade and chancellor of the nor countries themselves, both exchequer before becoming air | BRIGHT ACRE OPEN SUNDAY 8 TO 6 P.M. | from the national and the inter- minister. He has put price tags RED BANK SAVINGS national viewpoint." on his works ranging up to $176. and LOAN ASSOCIATION Newsmen Fired Several have been sold. Hundreds of newsmen have 5-10-5 CHARTERED 1667 been thrown out of their jobs by New Co-Stars PERENNIAL RYE ''She Door the suspension of newspapers but 10 BROAD ST. to Security Sukarno says the Indonesian rev- FOR THAT QUICK RED BANK NEW JERSEY olution is democratic because it Printed Pattern Certified Blue Tag - Oregon Grown Insured Savings Accounts Home -Mortgage Loam opposes feudal backwardness, an Money Orders tocracy and dictatorship. It is true Travtlen Cheques Home Improvement Loam 15*88 PER, 100 LBS. 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Right to limit qoaotttleev bazar hits. Plus FREE—instruc- tions for ilx amart veil capi. Hurry, send 2S cents now! WELL IT'S A HELP Kei tiaik Kegistet JIM BISHOP: b •• vT «M2 Stn*(,fi«d toak.H.1. suit Hi MMcBettwi, N. I. Reporter ij78 b, John H. Cook and Henry City THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher IttS-115* Interesting Case for Prosecutor JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. General Manager PALM BEACH, Fla.—Tongues wag. The phones W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager are busy. At the height of the season, the serene soli- Member of the Associated Pro* tude of society is broken; behind the damask drapes n* UOCIUM Fnu i» tnuticd •icmsmi! 10 ut o» (or nnbiicatua ot in tk* KM Mm pnnttt M nil* B«w*ptp«t u mil u ill AF &•«• dUu^ of this colony, Palm Beach talks of nothing but the Chillirigworth murder case. This is unusual in a place Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation where the people are so aloof that they Tba R«« 8tnk RMlmr unnu DO IDUKUI rupunUDUmti Ml Ut>o«r«pwc»l trron U «dftrtli» u. bol wlto reprint viuiout chari*. tbml D*rt ol an adnnltemeol t» wblcd tn« trrssr&piilau «rror oo> won't look at the ocean unless some- ••n. AdnrtMn «tu plu» notltj m. miutilM nl lmm«ll»teU of U] artor •bleb u| occut. one backs it up to the front door. n«»«Mj»r UUB U mtmuibiuuu tor IIUUIUIII o» roinlatu O Mtun tram IU rwa*>*. Five years ago—almost six—Judge :rtpuoo Filets la Advmoc* On* y«ar S15-QO: •II HUM *S.0» •S** copy at oountsr, T C«DU Sug t* oopy by mall, • MDU C. E. Chlllingworth and his wife Mar- jorie went to their beach home at THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961 Manalapan for the night They had a drink and went to bed. They have not been seen since. All that has been found "Cutting Off Your Nose BISHOP are bloodstains on their beach walk, .# It is to be hoped that the gov- The Holmdel Township Commit broken porch light, and three sets of foot prints in the sand. • erning body in Holmdel Township tee plans to spend about $750,000— to be bonded over a 20-year period— The judge was a man who worked by the book. will turn a deaf ear on the handful He was tall and slender and his sleeves were too short of so-called "irate" citizens attempt- for straightening and widening of and his head was full of law. Ike was born and raised ing to obstruct plans for improve- the major roads in the Bell Lab here and he knew the Bradleys, the Huttons, the Sher- ments to township roads in the Bell area. woods and the Boston Irish at the north end of the Labs area. There are a few objectors who beach—the Kennedys. Marjori e was short and pretty, with bird-like dark eyes and three grown daughters. Bell has under construction in are saying that the scope of th proposed improvements is too great They were her special charge. Holmdel a new research center In a few days, a shocking thing will happen. A fel- which will cost $30 million for the and that the expenditure will cre- low judge will go .on trial charged with the murders initial phase'and some $75 million ate a tax burden. of the Chillingworths. His name is James Peel. He is on final completion several years The fact is that Bell Labs, over handsome, a glamorous figure with black wavy hair, .big sincere eyes, and white linen suits. The motive? from now. the years, will bring Holmdel mil- lions of dollars in tax revenue. The police say that Judge Peel was in the moonshine It will provide work for many The cost of road improvements Ybur Money's Worths racket, in the bolita racket, and, in the practice of law, Lenten Prayer misadvised a few clients. hundreds of Monmouth County resi- will be paid—through these taxes— from The last part, according to Prosecutor Phil O'Con- - dents. It may be the largest research over and over and over again. Visas Affect US Business center of its type in the* world. It nell, led to murder. Peel was reprimanded once for One Middletown official reacted By SYLVIA PORTER representing both patties in a divorce action. In 1955, will be the largest single tax ratable this way: "Send Bell Labs to us— GO he, was threatened with disbarment for telling a woman in Monmouth County. we'll give them all the roads they Back in 1882, the United States decided that toi client that she was divorced when, in truth, she wasn't For a giant project such as this, want."» many Chinese were pouring into California, and ti WITH The hearing was to come up before Judge Chilling- adequate roads are a must. Need we say more? restrict, the flood of immigration our government hi worth. The judge disappeared, and left nothing but on the idea of demanding that any Chinese who wantec bloodstains and footprints in the sand. Lesson in Economics to come here "had to have a visa. GOD The moonshine racket Is big here. White distillers In simplest words, a visa for tin fey make the alcohol out hi the woods and self it to Ne- United States is an endorsement on the groes cheap. All the moonshiners arrested in the Palm The unveiling of President Ken- be put in financial order before we Beach area came before Judge Peel. Many were ac- • nedy's proposal for federal aid to consider aiding some of our so- foreigner's passport by the U.S. Con- sular official in the foreigner's countrj Jim Bishop quitted. The bolita racket is the old numbers game education—especially the part that called poorer neighbors. with a Spanish twist indicating that the person is eligible to "Labor Is discovered to be th I affects New Jersey, only serves to We question whether some of enter the United States. The alien may grand conqueror, enriching ani Poor people play any number from one to a hun- •\ accentuate the need for this state to these poorer states are as poor as be classified as an immigrant, meaning building up nations more surely dred. If they pick the right number, they are paid 70 than the proudest battles," Wil- times whatever they ptoy. Tiny plastic balls with the •learn a lesson in economics. it is claimed. And if they are poor, he is coming here for permanent resi- liam Ellery Channing wrote. He PORTER dence, or as a non-immigrant, meaning added, "War will never yield bui numbers are placed in a bean bag and are tossed • Federal aid for schools is not for very little of federal aid actually to the principles of universal jus around among a group of "responsible" parties until ' New Jersey—at least not under the goes for equalization between states. he is visiting here only temporarily. tice and lave, and these have m sure root but in the religion ol the head of the racket yells "Stop." The person who : terms that have been established. The cost of education is admitted- The visa was restricted to the Chinese until 1917, Jesus Christ." Channing wa then holds the bag reaches in and picks a ball. What- J It is no windfall. On the contrary, ly a problem in this country. when "as a World War 1 public safety measure the U.S. born in 1780 in Newport, Rhode ever number is on it is the winning number for the day. adopted the general practice of requiring aliens to ob- Island, and educated at Harvard. The bolita racketeers do $10,000 a week business j as has been the case with most all But federal aid is certainly no He was ordained and installed a. • federal aid for this state, it costs the panacea as far as this state is con- tain visas. In 1924, under the law limiting the flow of minister of the Federal Street in the Palm Beach area. They get 30 per cent—$3,000. immigrants here, visa requirements became firmly Congregational Church in Boston This wasn't enough. Each day, before the drawing, \ taxpayer approximately $2 for ey- cerned. established. ' . ' at the age of twenty-three, and they would find out what number was played the least served in- its pulpit till his death !ery $1 of aid received. It's time that our elected officials 39 years later. He was a lucid Let us say it was 17. They did not want to pay off the | The main answer given for this in Washington woke up to the fact In 1952 the requirements were reaffirmed, but thi writer as well as a great preach- numbers played heavily, so, sometimes, all tire num- 1952 immigration act also specifically provided that thi er and exercised a great influ- bers in the bean bag were 17. lopsided financial arrangement is.the that it is far better for this state to Secretary of Slate and 'the Attorney General could ence on Ralph Waldo Emerson, argument that New Jersey — sup- keep that $2 at home where it can Oliver Wendell Holmes, and Wil- Another way of beating the poor out of their pen- waive them for neighboring countries and island pos- liam Cullen Bryant. posedly a rich state, is contributing go much farther, than to ship it to sessions that did the same for us. nies was to take the number 17 ball and freeze it in ! funds to aid the poor states. Washington, only to get $1 back O God, animate us to cheer- a refrigerator. When the bag was passed around the Because they recognize the great value to them fulness. May we have a Joyful circle of people, the leader would yell stop when a con- j Charity is fine, but let's start at to bolster our creaking, financial sense of our blessings, learn to of the U.S.' traveler's spending, 69 countries have look on the bright circumstan- federate had it All he had to do was to dig bis hand ! home! structure on the state, county and waived their visa requirements for us and 15 others ces of our lot, and maintain a into the bag and find a cold ball - A state budget with no surplus, local levels. have established limited visitor visa waivers. perpetual omtentedness under Thy allotments. Fortify our Judge Peel is said to have been in with these peo- defeated school budgets, postpone- Of course there is one consola- But in the nine years.since the 1952 law, we have minds against disappointment ple. Disbarment might make him useless to the mob. and calamity. Preserve us He would not be a municipal judge anymore. So, ac- ment by municipalities of needed im- tion in this lopsided arrangement. waived tourist visas only for Bermuda, Canada and from despondency, from yield- 'provements for lack of fundiiC is a If we continue to tolerate it, this Massau. As a new Dept of Commerce committee study ing to dejection. Teach us that cording to the state charge, he hired Lucky Holzapfel, says, "This reluctance to apply the full authority o no devil is Intolerable but a a local cipher, to kidnap the judge and take him to sea I pretty clear picture of the need for state may soon become a poor state guilty conscience, and that and drown him. Lucky retained the services of a Negro : charity at home. and then we too can pay $1 and the law beyond the three English speaking communities nothing can hurt us, if, with is, intentionally or otherwise, a source of wonder to true loyalty of affection, we named Bobbie Lincoln, who was pretty good with a | It appears that our house must get back $2. other nations, particularly those of Latin America." keep Thy commandments and shotgun: ^ . take refuge in Thee; through They were to be paid $2,000. If one can believe And this is so despite thejact that as long ago as Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen. These Days; . — William EUery Channing the confessions of Lucky and Bobbie, they bought a 1954 former President Eisenhower said he was going little boat, equipped it with an outboard motor, and to instruct "the appropriate agencies and departments" Prayer is not conquering God's arrived on the Chillingworth beach before dawn, pos- The Nation of Islam: What's in a Name? to simplify visa regulations "and other regulations thai reluctance, but taking hold of ing as sailors from a sinking yacht They slugged Mrs. sometimes harass the traveler." This is so despite the God's willingness," Phillips Chillingworth because she resisted. Thus the, blood. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Brooks wrote. Brooks was bom fact that in 1958 Eisenhower designated 1960 as "Visit hi Boston in 1835. He was educa- Bobbie Lincoln carried her to the boat That accounts ; TWs' is the third article con been "100 per cent" correct, the George, etc. Alt were known as the United States of America Year" and we wen ted at Harvard and the EpIscOpa for three sets of footprints. centring the strange cult, the Na- applicant receives the official X Jones' slaves, Smith's slaves, or through the motions of inviting "our world neighbors Theological Seminary at Alexan- They took the Chillingworths four miles to sea tion of Islam, that seems to be name. The reason for the X has whatever the last name might to come and visit us." dria, Virginia, and was ordained growing apace among the Ameri- been explained: have been. Since the original to the ministry in 1859. After ser- and draped them in chains. "Ladies first," Lincoln said, can Negroes. It is remarkably "During slavery, the slaves names had long been dropped ving in pulpits in Philadelphia and pushed Mrs. Chillingworth over. The judge yelled: well organized; were known as Sam, John, Luke, along with 'our' culture and You will be, I suspect, astounded—if not horrified and Boston, he was consecrated I is headed b> religion, 'we' took our masters' —to read what steps we force a potential tourist to go Bishop of Massachusetts, While "Remember, I love you!" Then they pushed him. He an astute per- CARMICHAEL name after we were freed. When hrough to get permission to visit us. First, the funda rector in. Philadelphia he wrote struggled and they hit him with an oar. The bodies son who calls you become a member, you: the verses of the popular Christ- have never been recovered. ' ' • . i himself Elijah slave name Is dropped and you mental is that we demand that a visitor, in the initia mas Hymn "O Little Town of Lucky says that the prosecutor, Phil O'ConneH, .Muhammad but SPORTING are given an 'J^l until your real stages, meet the identical tests demanded of a person Bethlehem." The tune was com- ! whose correct name is given back." intending to immigrate here. posed by Lewis Render, a real was the next man scheduled to be murdered. This is i name is Elijah If there are more than one of •state- man who was Sunday high irony indeed because now O'Connell will prose- I Poole. GOODS a similar name, a numeral Is When the tourist comes to our consular office, School Superintendent and organ- cute his old friend, Judge Peel, and try to put him to To become a put before his X as, for Instance our representatives hand him a paper saying that if ist at Rev. Brooks' church. | member of the John 17X. once admitted, the O Lord, by all thy dealings death legally ; . . - Nation of Islam applicant goes to a Nation of he does get a visa it will be "no guarantee that you with us, whether of foy or pain, SOKOLSKY one must write Islam temple where he makes a will be admitted to the United States; a visitor is fur- of light or darkness, let us be "None Of Yon Fellows *the following letter which may short speech and answers ques- ther examined by health and immigration officers upon brought to thee. Let Us value Strong Enough To Swing It?" not contain a single error. It tions. no treatment ot thy grace sim- must be written in the applicant's arrival there The meetings at the temples ply because It makes us happy 'penmanship. The letter reads: or because it makes us sad, •"Mr. W. F. Muhammad are of two kinds, those open to We make the tourist sign a paper in which he the general public and the private because it gives us or denies 4M7 So. Woodlawn Ave. swears that he hasn't been insane, has no criminal back- us what we want; but may all .Chicago 15, Illinois meetings. Until very recently no whites were permitted to attend ground, won't engage in immoral conduct, won't be- that thou aendest us bring us to "Dear Savior Allah, Our Deliv thee; that knowing thy p^r- erer. the open meetings. Recently, as come a public charge, isn't entering for Subversive a public relations policy, some fectness we may be sure in I have been attending the whites have been admitted.. No activities, etc. every disappointment that Ihou teachings of Islam by one of whites can be admitted to meet- art still loving us, and In every ]your Ministers, two- or three ings conducted for members only. We ask him to submit evidence from his transpor- darkness that thou art still en- .times. I belive in It, and I bear Males attending meetings are tation company that he has return arrangements; from lightening us, and In every enforced Idleness thou art still witness that there is no God but searched for liquor, guns, knives, his bank on how much money he is taking with him; Thee, »nd that Muhammad is files and any sharp instrument; using us; yea, In every death Thy Servant and Apostle. I also for cigarettes, gum, paper, from his employer on the length of his employment thou art giving us life, s» In desire to reclaim my Own packages and anything else that and whether he is going back to his job; from rela fate death thou didst give life tq thy Son, our Savior Jesus ^Please give me my Original may be objectionable. The mem- tives or friends in the United States that he has been name. My slave name is as ber is given a claim check for Christ, Amen. follows: his stuff which he can redeem invited to stay with them or that they'll assist him in — Phillips Brooks after the meeting. The female Reprinted from tho book, Go with ,' Name meeting expenses. od, by Jim Buhop, by ipiotal pe: ; Address members are differently handled, nluloUnion poli UiOna book'sl pubjlilunDUbJlihan.. Illile irn.Hlll Book Co,, Ino, Copyrl.hilt j City and State" but such items aa lipstick and What's more, these are just samples of what for- O) IMS, by Jim Blihop. OIKrfbutea iy Klnf .Featurti Sjndlctte. ' This letter goes to headquarters cosmetics are taken from them. eigners who have applied for visas here call our "em- W4 A GOOP Elijah Muhammad is guarded In Chicago. If the applicant is barrassing questioning," "bureaucratic delay," "cum- •Lcepted, he is sent a. question RACQUET—IF it all times. Wherever he may How happy Jt tt to believe, aire which requires him to give be, he is always under surveil- bersome proceedings," "frustrating," "inhospitable /ith-« steadfast assurance, that full data concerning himself, lance by his followers, who will atmosphere." ur petitions are heard even' which must be answered correct- not permit strangers to talk to vhile we are making them; and ly "100 per cent," him. When Elijah comes to a We,.are, In short, repelling the tourists we now !tw delightful to meet with a building. It Is thoroughly searched iroof of it in the effectual and When the Chicago Temple Is (See THESE DAVS Pg. 7) want to woo. What can be and should be done will satisfied that the repUej have 6-Thursday, March 2,1961 actual grant of them — William >a discussed tomorrow. Cowper. PARDON WAITING it Sunnyvale, Calif., shows the Thursday, March 2, 1961—7 OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Urn to employees. RED BANK REGISTER Lewis Bemwtt,, orderSr fKM Deepening Rancor Swirls "But we always advise the em- The Tlaee to Go-~-For the Brandt You Know fom.prison after another nuu iloyee audiences that Lockheed confessed, to th« crime, kep either supports nor opposes the showing, sharply protested the wasting lor fait pardon fxoiii tin louse committee, but uses the student paper's news and editor- governor. And, toe governor kep ilm to show the actions of iden- ial treatment as "applauding FINAL 3 DAYS OF OUR waiting tor tan to pick it up. I Around Student Riot Film ified Communists in this area," open defiance of the law." took ft news itory to bring then aid Ed Long, security training A Judicial review of the hotly together. (EDITOR'S NOTE! National By LEIF ERICKSON Protests againat the film have nd education officer. disputed film report on the riot controversy of growing scope and SAN FRANCSICO (AP) - Rl flared at universities and col-Following an October si be written in the trial of deepening rancor Is swirling towing ™«y al defenders of American libei leges across the country—at Rut- f "Operation Abolition" on theRobert J. Melsenbach, the one around a dim of the student riot The ties are* embroiled in a natlor gers, Harvard, Minnesota, Ne- University of Minnesota campus, student against whom charges in San Francisco's city hall last New York Shakespeare wide conflict of Intensifying bli braska and on Indiana campuses. he student newspaper, Minneso- are still pending. spring. ternegs, roused- by a pleced-tc Festival Company Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike a Daily, said editorially: "Yes- In dismissing charges against gether movie of the San Fran We have the finest 100% all wool One faction call* it documen- presentation" was encouraging the others, Municipal Judge Al- Cisco City Hall student riot < rday we saw a spectacle—hard- tary proof ,pf classic Communist declared the movie's "distorted bert A. Axelrod said, "I am con- last May H. . , y a spectacular—conceived in suits and overcoats. Worsted; ROMEO & JULIET methods of using misguided dupes a "growth of the radical right allacy and aimed at the third vinced that they are not engaged The disturbances—In the Cit to do Red dirty work; The other and its fellow travelers that has ;rade mind." in subversive activities, nor in flannels, sharkskins ... Domestic and Mon.( March oth Hall rotunda climaxed a protei contends it is a doctored distor- reached much greater proportions Students* Stands spreading subversive propaganda. imported tweeds. Matinee SoW Out tion Intended to perpetuate the demonstration by college student than in the days ot McCarthy against a hearing by the Hous It urged: "The House of Rep- "However, they chose the wrong lms)hg 8:30 P.M. House Committee on Un-Ameri- himself." , esentatives ought to take a long means to accomplish their pur- SIZES — RE©. - LONG - SHORTS can Activities and to encourage Committee oil Un-American Ac Dr. Fred C. Schtran,. Austral- At tivitles. econd look at the HCUA and a pose and let themselves become, the foes of liberalism. Ian physician who heads the onger look at the Constitution. victims of those who profit by Reg. 49.50 Reg. 54.50 Rumton-Fair Haven Political leaders, churchmen, Sixty-four students from Sai Christian anti-Communist cru- John P.v Greenagel, vice presi- creating unrest, riots and the type Rtg. High School big business, educators and stu- Francisco area campuses wer sade with headquarters at Long lent of the student Conservative of conduct which is outlawed by dents have become embroiled in arrested after police turned fir Beach, Calif., declared: :iub which had sponsored the the penal code." Mdg* Read. Runuea the bitter debate which springs hoses on the demonstrators In One Opinion side City Hall. Riot charge 39.60 44.00 FOR TICKETS PHONE up anew with each showing. against 63 were dismissed. Th "Almost everyone who views SH 1.3026 # LI 2-2244 What Is it all about and how one remaining accused goes t the film with an open mind Is HEADQUARTERS FOR HOMEOWNERS' Reg. 59.95 Reg. 64.50 ••' «U 2-44S! dld.lt come about? trial Monday., moat profoundly aroused and dis- The answers are embodied In 'Operation AboUttoa* turbed by It It suggests the vuJ. Tickets BIM anrallable at a comprehensive story by Asso- nerabUity of the student to the JlJCrfcW, Red Ink ciated Press staff writer Leif The movie, "Operation Abol tion," was put together from tel clever Communist agitator." 47.60 51.60 Erlckson.) vision newsreel clips subpoenae The National Council of Churches, meeting In Syracuse, by the committee. CHARGE The 45-mlaute film has beeN. Y., last week voiced misgiv- HAS sold and shown in all the ings about the fairness of the IT states. Him. It prepared an advisory to churches not to show the film In the film, committee men COMPLETE UNE OF HOME SUPPLIES SOMEONE without presenting supplementary berg declare the student den facts about It. • Wcrilboard BEEN FORGOTTEN? onstrators were "toying with trei ROOFING SUPPLIES The council said the film "Does son" as the dupes of a Commur BUILDERS' HARDWARE • Plywood YOU hava been forgotten! 1st drive to destroy the commit not contribute to a realistic un- derstanding of communism and Yon owe It to yourself topa y tee and wreck the nation's « MIKwork younetf tint... In the form curity system. its dangers to the United States.", PARKING TERMS . ©I savtag* deposited regularly Committee foe* charge the file Rev. Dr. Curtis Nlms, pastor EASY EASY • Mason' Material of San Francisco's First Baptist to u earning, fully Insured account here. "Save is s dishonest dlstortiont They ca the movie the principal lnstn Church, resigned as director" of Fast Delivery Service before yon spend" .... a smart old adage! ADD the Northern California-Nevada SAVINGS to your budget 'today. ment of "vivid stimulus" spreai 23 Monmouth St. Red Bank ing a grass roots revival of Mi Council of Churches in February 205 W. Front St., Red Bank SHadyside 7-0178 Carthylsm—without a person« because the council's board leader like the late Redhuntin cautioned member churches Shadow J!awn SAVINGS Sen. Joseph McCarthy. about showing "Operation Aboli- A tion." Violent Disagreement AND LOAN ASSN. ?i/2

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"Staves" must serve meeting Tuesday of the-Women's ttian one way to develop a teen- test at New York University and yer, Lois Magee, Madeleine their "masters" for a specified Fellowship of the Red Bank Bap- Davenport, Pam Goodrich, MeU ager's interest in foreign Ian a state poster painting contest; length of time — and profits tist Church. *uages. Two Advisers Guerry, Anne Sawyer, Rebecca from sales go into the treasury. Lee, Patty Barrett, Elizabeth The cream of the student crop The group met In Mary E. According to language teachers Latin teachers are Miss Mary Mount Fellowship Hall. at Red Bank High School, the Doyle, Judith SsJmeri and Mari- is eligible tor the Spanish Na- Stout and Miss Mary Margaret lyn Flood. Speaking on the panel topic first requirement is intellectual Rice, who are also faculty ad- tional Honor Society. All mem- Also, Carl Eckstein, Helen Gib- One God - One Purpose" were curiosity — and this comes from visers to the Latin Club. Officers bers «re seniors who haw main- son, Richard Maitet, Richard tained an average of B or above Mrs. Hubert Farrow, past presi- the student. are Albert Rothstein, president dent and state leadership train- Jane Monteverde, secretary, and Nevius, Richard Long, James In the first year and in rhe first Next needed is stimulus —• and Crow, Joyce Keiper. Wemfv ing chairman of UCW; Mrs. this, they believe, is the school's Charles Stives, treasurer. semester of the second year In Hocker, Carl Dwight Young, present president; Job". Members who call them:iseJwes ScbreJver Beth Spanish. Teachers in the Span- Rassas, Richard Kraybill, Jolyan Mrs. Edward Clayton, keywoman "The Latineers," are Mary Lou ish department then screen those Language teachers are looking BuUe, James Rossi, Howard of the Red Bank church, and Van Emburg, Ginny Calian, EHz- eHeibta for membership. forward to the day when the high Scher, Ronald Podell, Douglas Mrs. Albert Newman, former school will have a completely The society Is planning a Stives, Carleno Morgan, Jane member of the UCW executive equipped language laboratory. plaque in memory of Dr. Angel Mahoney, Jane Monteverde, Jane board. cl Such a laboratory would offer Franco, Red Bank High School Maskrw, Carol Rolon, Connie Hostess for the evening was Individual student headsets, tape Purlm Ball Spanish teacher, who was killed Wohlegemuth, L y d I a Pace, Circle •» with Mrs. Elmer Cott- recorders and other equipment last summer In an auto acci- David LIgon, Bruce Connors, rell as leader. She was assisted designed for more efficient oral dent Saturday.. Lawrence Raffatovicfi, William by the following members: Mrs. practice. Society president Helena Mor- Reisin and Albert Rothstein. Glenn Bow!ing( Mrs. Clement RED BANK •*-' Hy Sands, co- row is currently competing Barlow, Mrs. Franklin Swenson, Red Bank High now offers Slave Sale median, and the Nlvellis, a mag- In a Spanish scholarship contest Mrs. William Schanck and Mrs. courses ia four languages — Event of the year for the ic act, will entertain at the Purim at Rutgers University. Dewey Williams. Latin, Spanish, French ind Ger* Latineers is their fund-raising RED CROSS fund drive chairman for the county, Frederick E. Schlosser, scans official man. Ball of Congregation' Beth Shal- Spanish teachers are Mrs. Ful- Others attending were Mrs. om Saturday night In the syn- "Slave Sale," when new mem- via Garruto, who Is the society's Active Clubs bers are auctioned off to veteran solicitor material with Mrs. Richard Lees, left, chairman of the county women's Claude Denny, Mrs. Clement All of these, except' German, agogue on Maple Ave. faculty adviser; Dr. Efrain Gar- division end Shrewsbury fund drive chairman, and Mri. Robert Mautner, volunteer Pace, Mrs, Robert Fiedler, Mrs. active The ball will celebrate the fifth da and Mrs. Ellen Maldarf Stanley Mugridge, Mrs. Ellwood Club Officer* worker who will solicit door to door in Shrewsbury. The Red Cross drive has offi- Powers, Mrs. Albert Van Nos- French even have a choice of o Exchange Other officers are Robert cially opened in Mbnmouth County. trand, Mrs. John Ryder, Mrs. Smilchensky. . two organizations to join. Burge Mawby, vice president; Henry Chadwlck, Miss Tiflie Hen- Unique among the language The committee Includes Ben- Amelia Hurless, treasurer, and drickson, Mrs. Howard' Young, dubs is one devoted to the study jamin Ross and Mrs. Martin 4rt Exhibits Diane Fulton, vocal. PTA Plans Mrs. William Sayre, Mrs. Dor- of a tongue not Included In the Graham, chairmen; Mrs. Her- Members are Don Sweeny, Har- MSC Marks I si Birthday orthy Cotgreave, Mrs. Walter curriculum—Japanese. man Cohen, dinner; Mr. and Schools old Snedcof, Renny Fazio, Lynn White, Mrs. Thomas Maloney. Mrs. Hy Polin, decorations; Mrs. Sanborn, Audrey Nadeau, Shelly 3 Regional Mrs. Patrick Bailey. Mrs. Victor Membership in the Japanese Bernard Perlmutter, tickets, and LONG BRANCH - Art students Club is open to any student in- Morgovsky, Eleanor Crawford, With Party This Saturday Wolff, Mrs. Cornelius Marcellus. Mrs. Morris Hyman, telephone of Long Branch and Matawan Claire Bloomberg, Diane Fulton, Mrs. R. G. Baxter and Mrs. terested in learning the language, and reservations. High Schools will exchange ex- EATONTOWN — M o n m 0 u t Conferences customs, and culture of the Joyce Herbert, Pat Lombardi, Frank Wissemann. hibits this week in,the third in- Barbara Naohmias, Rochelle Shopping Center marked it firs: MONMOUTH BEACH — The people of Japan. terscholastic art program to be birthday yesterday. New Jersey Congress of Parents An Easter play will be pre- John Brrostoski, high school art Mariner Scouts Rothstein, Lucy Wheeler, Con- New Nurse sented at the next meeting, featured this year at Long stance Parsky, Alexis Burohett The center will hold two birth- and Teachers will hold three re- teacher, artist and student of Branch. gional conferences next week. It March 27. oriental culture, directs the Visit Boat Show and Shelly MeJstrich. day parties in the Civic Auditori- The project, developed by Wil- The two French groups are the um, Saturday. Guests will be all was announced Monday at a group. Its members are Emily BELFORD — Senior Girl Scou liatn H. Godoski, art instructor meeting of the County PTA Coun- Teilefsen, who Is president; Wil- French National Honor Society men, women and children whose Mariners of Ship 44 attended the at Long Branch High School, in- and die French literary Society. birthdays take place in March, cil. - liam Trafaman, Susan Hill, Cart boat show in Asbury Park recent- cludes a variety of media, styles Den Mothers Chementi, Eugene Ross and An' The honor society requires an and each guest may bring The conferences will be held and techniques. On display' are average of B or above. Advisers friend. March 14 in the Ritz Carlton dree, Brett. oil paintings, woodblock cuts, wa- In the group were Beverly are Miss A. Hortense Quinch and Hotel,' Atlantic City; also on The dub plans a' spring outing ter colors, pencil sketches, char- The party for children will be Needed By Carol Brown, Betty Ericson, Jan Mrs. Garruto. March 14 in the Stacy Trent Ho- to attend a lecture by Mr. Tittle, Frances and Florence Zel coal drawings, ceramis, sculp- Saturday morning at 11 a.m. Th Members are William Onega, Yate's Children's Theater of tel and Civil Defense Control Cen- BrawtosH on Japanese art and ler, Karen Krueger, Judith Wer^- ture, and similar forms. Mrs. ter, Trenton, and March 16 in Cub Pack 60 dinner at a Japanese restaurant Lore Myers, Carol Squire. Val- Freehold will entertain with a ner and Barbara Miller, and Mrs Sarah Ellison is the Matawan art Paramus Bamberger's Commun- restaurant. erie Tunstall, Arnold Vincent, performance of "Red Riding RUMSON — Den mothers are Elmer Meyer, Mrs. Frank Mil teacher cooperating with the ex- ity Room and the Bergen Mall pre-requiaite for membership ler and Mrs. William Sefcik, cc- change. Barbara WobJfiel, Barrie Geib- Hood" on the auditorium stage. needed for Cub Pack 60 which haus and Thomas Pfrommer. Refreshments, including birthday Auditorium. All three conferences meets In Congregation Bnai Is- fn lbs Latin Oub to enrollment leaders. Included in future exhibits at are scheduled from 10 a. m. to la a Latin course. Members may The cMef project of the literary cakes,*will be served. Guests at rael. A St. Patrick's dance will be Long Branch High School will be this event will be the four chil- 3 p.m. enter a variety of contests. In- society is publication of the The. newly re-activated troop held March 18 8 to 11 p.m. in exchanges with/ Wall Township, dren who were born March 1, The council's board of mana- eluding a-national Latin, poetry Literary Periodical — a French met Tuesday and set up plans the Belford scout building. Manasquan, Atlantic Highlands, 1960, when the center had its gers will meet March 27. language hand-mimeographed for its coming events. Gary Kap- Freehold Regional and Rumson formal opening. Fair Haven Regional High Journal written and-published by lan is cubmaster; John Gold- Schools. society members Helen Salerno, They are Bruce and Bryan OI smith, assistant cubmaster, and Previous co-operative programs Arnold Vincent, Norman Eck- sen, twin sons of Mr. and Mrs. Party Hostess Harry Feldt, institutional repre- SLIPCOVERS have been undertaken with Red stein, Dana Lynch, Linda Robin- Otis Olsen of Airsdale Ave., Long MORGANVILLE — Terry Mur- sentative. Bank and Neptune High Schools. son, Thomas Pfrommer, Barrie Branch; Christopher Martell, son dock was hostess Saturday night Gelbhaus and William Chlego, Congressman James C. Auchin- The following students have art of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Martell o at a party given in her home on closs presented the pack a flag • Pro-shrunk 99'° forms included in the Long president. 206 Willow Dr., Neptune, and the Pleasant Valley Rd. which had been flown over the Mrs. Diane Satter daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon • Print! ft aoHdt* Omtotfcad seams Branch traveling display: Marlyn Guests were Cindy Reynolds, Capitol building in Washington, Adams, Agnes Albano, Chris Taylor of 144 Broden Ave., As- Sue Ann Reed, Pat Narognic, Home Show NEW YORK — Mrs. John bury Park. D. C, on Washington's Birthday. Alessi, John Aria, Eileen Blank- Thomas Satter, 137 White Rd., Fred Foster, Greg Collins, Jerry enhorn, John Bowman, Kenneth The party, at 3 p.m. is for all Achievement awards were pre- Little Silver, N. J., the former Weinstock and Richard Kehoe, all sented to Timothy Betz, Alan Bulick, Valerie Cress!, Carol Dal- Opens Soon Diane Sanford, was graduated those 18 years and older. "The of Freehold; Linda Humes, Tullls ton, Judy DeCamp, Stephen Ed- Row Boaters," a barbershop Fisher, Robert Weiner, Jeffrey ASBURY PARK - The seconi yesterday from St. Luke's Hospi- McCreight, Sandy Narzowich, Howitt, David Komar, Tod Yaf- lesteln, Nancy Griffin, Edward tal School of Nursing. Graduation quartet, will entertain. Their Linda Barker, Kathy Nellis, Janet Hyers, Glenn Johnson, William annual Jersey Shore Home aw singers are Stan Jones, tenor fee, Stephen Stern and David Garden Show in Convention Hall services were held here in the Hellenbrecht and Robert Holland, Stern. Johnson, Marjorie Leeds, Jane Cathedral of St. John the Divine. Gordon Prout, baritone, and TomMarlboro: Jean Ellen Craddick, March IS'through 28 will fea Richmond J. Swartz, Mart: Mindlln, Gloria Mull, Shirley Par- Mrs., Satter is a Red Ba,nk-High Acerra, bass. Arlene Mendini, Thomas Savage, hire the theme "Better Living foi Pressman and Robert Grrnt Irotino, Cathy Ray, Judy Schleentr, School alumna, class of 1957. All are members of the Asbury Charles Mongino and Wayne Pod- IWillam Schlenger, Mary She! all. Members of the Family." were awarded bird houses for Planned as a panorama of a! Park Chapter, Society for the gers. Morganville, and Gary Gray THE SWEATER HOUSE I don, Robert Walker, Valerie Will BRIDGE CLUB Preservation and Encouragement of -Holmdcl. winning the essay contest "Why and Gloria Williams. phases of modern day living, (h I Would Like to Win a Bird exposition, said Jerry Gasque, di MATAWAN — Mrs. Edward of Barbershop Quartet Singing in Also a guest was Robert —Factory Outlet— America. House," conducted recently under rector, wilt be of "special Interej! Currie recently entertained the Murdock of Denver, Colo., who the chairmanship of Mr. Feldt. not only to home owners, but tc Thursday Afternoon Bridge Club Mr. Yates will be master of is here for two weeks to attend Membership In the pack is open Alumni Club those who rent; and "those think- ceremonies for the program. Re- the Pure Breed Cattle Sale. WHERE ALWAYS FINE in her home, Edgemere Dr. Prize to boys 8 to 12 years of age liv- ing of acquiring a home." » ' freshments will be served. winners were Mrs. Evart Thomp- ing in Middletown, Red Bank, Invitations for both parties may BIGGEST OF BARGAINS To Dine The show will include exhibit son, Mrs. Leroy Sickcls, and Hebrew League Has Shrewsbury, Lincroft, Eatontown, by leading firms New Jersey ani Mrs. Paul A. Egan. Also a guest be obtained at the center's public Little Silver, Fair Haven and surrounding states in the'gardei was Mrs. Emore Kattner. relation office. Chow Mein Dinner OPPOSITE FLKS HOME LONG BRANCH Rumson area. Den mother volun- At Dunes furniture, decorating and horn KEYPORT — A card party was teers are to contact Mr. Feldt. (Memorial Parkway and GarfleM Avenue) RED BANK — The annual equipment fields as well as gai held recently by the Hebrew den tools, power equipmen The next pack meeting March charter day dinner of the Shore Women's League of Keyport in I at 7:30 p.m. in the Rumson Chapter of Howard University paints, wall paper, drapery mi Ye Cottage Inn. terials, home workshop tools, pn synagogue will have "Railroad^ Uumrii Club will be held Satur- Mrs. Ben Rosenberg, general ing" as its theme. There will be fab installations, and a wide v; chairman, introduced the Fhwang day at 5:30 p.m. in The Dunes, riety of allied lines. a community sing. The dens are lit. 33, Neptune. SlsteVs of Red Bank who exhibited preparing- a complete railroad Dr. James M. Nabrnit, presi' Oriental wares. scene, including hand-made lent of the university, Washing- In keeping with the theme, trains and costumes. A train ton, D. C, will be guest speaker. Social Club chow mein, prepared hy Mrs. trip to Bayhead also is being Jerome Feuer, was served. planned for this month. Chairman of the dinner is Dr. MORGANVILLE — The Moi foseph Carter, Asbury Park. Mrs. ganville Social Club met recentl; fames W. Parker, Jr., Red Bank, in the home of Mrs. Robert Sebei Kitty Kelly: s vice chairman of the event Jr.. Dr. James W, Parker, Sr., Red Attending were Mrs. Joseph Bank, will be among those at the Lanzaro, Sr., Mrs. Donald Millar, guest table. Dr. Parker serves Mrs. Martin Smith, Sr., Mrs, A Teenage Marriacjfe on the university's board of Martin Smith, Jr., Mrs. Rober trustees. Owens, Mrs John Wilson, Mrs Miss Inez Easley, director of Harry Konowalowi Mrs. Edwa Goes On the Rocks activities at the Asbury Park Becker and Mrs. Lewis Becker. Community Center, is in charge The next meeting will be in th Dear Kitty: to our community within the last- >f the program. A choral group home of Mrs. Donald Miller oi My wife and I are separated. three years. They live In rented She left me twice before and be featured. Tennent Rd. Wednesday. houses. We, their neighbors, were came back. born and raised here. I get jealous whenever another All these newcomers do Is sit man Is around. I let It show. We and gossip about us. Why? We argue and in my excitement, mind our own business. Shouldn't sometimes grab her arm. Though Some folks not intending to, this leaves marks they mind theirs?—Housewife on her. Once I slapped her, not Dear Housewife: The univer- have all even realizing at the time vvbat sal problem of getting along had done. with our neighbors has plagued I really love her and baby, now mankind since the beginning of six months old. It's been three time. Just because the new- the fun.... comers aren't good neigsbors . .. ^ , • . ,. weeks since they left. She said she didn't love me any more but Is no.reason why you shouldn't so heart-warming down deep I think she does. She be one. Scowls and recrlmlna- . They visit the wants things her way and I want tions will get you nowhere. COLD, them my way. We've only been Have a pleasant word and a so refreshing! married littlo better than a year, smile for these tongue-waggers. ' Molly Pitcher HISTORIC COSTUME —Mils Sue Bailey, daughter of 'm 19, she's 17. Now I've lost As an old-time resident, pay them a courtesy call. They may Mr. and Mri. William H. Bailey, 34 Ward Ave., Rum- my job too. What would you sug- gest I do?-R. P. be better than you think. Keep ' TSorden's Hotel Most son, a student in th. College of Home Economics at Dear R. P.: Your Jealousy Is your sense of humor—don't be Drexal Institute of Technology, modeli in a fashion only a surface manifestation of a sourpuss! Send a stamped, self-addressed envelope for my Any Night thow of the nationally-famous Drexel Historic costume deep-rooted insecurity. Like tomato ready diet most teen-agers who make the leaflet, "Neighbors." collection. The show wai staged last week in the Bar- mistake of marrying before Jobs the popular Chocolate, Plain (light vanilla) and Coffee flavors they are equipped to meet life, r A let of your friends & neighbors visit clay in Philadelphia before members of the costume col- Dear Kitty: • New 900 calorie formula diet you—and your wife—lack the lection committee and patronesses. Mrs. Harry I. self-discipline of trained minds. I wrote you hoping you would • Supplies daily essential nntricnts The Molly Pitcher where "Fun It Fore- Buck, wife of one of Drexel't trustees, it chairman of Obviously you both dropped out print my letter asking for point- the committae. The performance wat a benefit to raite of school. As a result you ers on how to order a meal In a • Delicious tasting, natural flavor most." Don't just with for fun, |oln thtm haven't the education to hold restaurant, I've watched In vain funds to finance a European study-tour this summer • Beady to drink...special gold carton down the kind of job a new for your answer. My friends are any night for a delightful evening. Group for Drexel home economics students. family requires, nor has her leaving in a few days so please character been developed to the print my letter and your answer Take heart, 900 calorie dieters-take Bordcn's hearty, Singing and Informal Entertainment point where she would stay and as I have.nevtr travelled be- new tomato flavorfo r a change of pace. Discover how help you conquer the jealousy fore and would like to go With will unlock an evening to remember. which now plagues you. them.—Shy Person. the zest of tomato flavor can bring new incentive to Stop, moping. By marrying Dear Shy Person: Your query .; your reducing plan...how ready diet's full-bodied you have stepped into an adult should have been addressed to goodness can help you forget you're dieting! LION'S world. Be a man! If educa- Emily Post who answers all. tion Is what you need for the questions about etiquette. My Of course, any sensible reducing program should right job, get. It even if you column deals primarily with OFFERS YOU ALL THESE FINE SERVICES have to dig ditches by day and moral issues Next time Include have careful medical guidance—consult your doctor. Molly Pitcher Hotel • DRY CLEANING • RUG CLEANING study by night. Prove equal to your name and address if you "The Gem of the Atlantic Coast"- • LAUNDRY • PILLOW RENOVATION the challenge and your wife want a quick reply. • o mi TNI HMDUI eo. will come home—for keeps. • FUR STORAGE • FUR REPAIRS Send your problem to Kitty Kel- Riverside Drive ly. Enclose a stamped, self-ad- Red Bank Call SH 7-28M for Free Pick-up am) Delivery Dear Kitty: dressed envelope and address her N • 7« WHITE STREET RED BANK Three families have moved In- care of The Register. April15 and 16 RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, March 2, 1961-11 Chorus to Produce ^Mikado' Woman's Club Hears LITTLE SILVER — "Th tumes; Allan Wallace, Middle- mouth Civic Chorus in 1949 and Vlikado" ts coming to town nex County Home Agent J town, who will serve as stage has been Its director 12 years. nonth — courtesy of the director; Mrs. Frank Contey, Lo- The son of an operand tenor who nouth Civic Chorus. cust, assistant itage director; also directed Gilbert and Sullivan RARITAN TOWNSHIP - "Fur- lat five KeyporuJjigh School Mrs. Gordon MacLean, Fair Ha- niture Cosmetics" was the topic tudents will participate in the operettas, he began to study piano of a talk by Mrs. Lorna K. White, /ogue Sewing Contest along with ven, accompanist; Edward Hlnk- at five. He has since mastered 0 club members. Entries will be elman, Navesink, assistant musi- nine musical instruments. Monmouth County Home Exten- cal director, and Patrick McCall, sion Service Agent, at a recent iodeled and judged March 18 in The chorus conductor was a meeting of the Woman's Club :eyport Reformed Church. „ Nielsen, Rumson, scenery. member of the New York Ora- American home department in Mrs. Harold Rubin, department Also. Mrs. George McCallum, torio Society, a baritone soloist the home of Mrs. Nicolas Conig- chairman, announced that Mrs. Atlantic Highlands, and Mrs. Ar- Ilaro, 842 Poole Ave., Hazlet. nold Galbralth, Little Silver, cos- at St. Patrick's Cathedral in New George R. Schnieder, fifth dis- York and director of the People's Mrs. George Coburn announced trict American home chairman, tumea; Richard Westee, New n Shrewsbury, ana Mrs. Wesley Civi« c Chorus of Hudson County. Mrs. Peter A. Read and Mrs. Crazier, Fair Haven, tickets; 'n> studied conducting, harmony, lga Becker have been invited. Frederick Louden, Freehold, fi- theory and orchestration with Ed- Jazz Concert 'rizes will be awarded to the nancial secretary; Mrs. William gar Lord, formerly of the Boston winning contestants. Ford, Lincroft, librarian; Mrs. Symphony. Th» next department meeting Edward Smith, New Shrewsbury, Mr. Pagdin formed the Mon- Well Attended is scheduled for March 22 in the make-up; Mr* Harold Estey, Lo- mouth Arts Foundation in 1950 RUMSON — A jazz concert at ome of Mrs. Arthur Judd, 4 cust, public relations and public and was instrumental in organ- Rumson-Fair Haven Regional Decrfield Rd., Hazlet. The de- ity driector; Mrs. Robert White, izing the Monmouth Players. High School was greeted warmly artment prize was awarded to b an audience of more than 500 •Irs. John Gabriel. Mlddletown, publicity; Mrs. Suz- Elected officers of the civic Attending were Mrs. Rubin, Mrs. anne Bentley, Rumson, program; chorus are Mr. Nielsen, who is students and adults when Candy Ross and his combo opened the . D. Wood, Mrs. Theodore Kol- Edward Fields, Lincroft, proper- president; Mrs. White, vice pres- er, Mrs. Arthur Bitter, Mrs. John ties; Nathan Lopatin, East Free- ident; Mrs. Vlto A. Predale of Hi-Music Sponsors pops concert series Monday. Wilkenloh, Mrs. George Coburn, hold, lighting; and Mrs. Wilbert Atlantic Highlands, secretary, Mrs. Marshall Cappelli, Mrs. Cornelius, BelforA. entertainment. and John Reed ot Lincroft, treas- Jimmy Coates, a Rutgers stu dent, was at the piano. Barry Frank Lanzara. Mrs. Vincent Di- Mr. Pagdin founded the Mon Gennaro, Mrs. Frank Schroll, W. Gordon Patfdla THE LATEST in hati it modeled by Mrs. Peter Moreau,, Miles, 13-year-old drummer from North Plalnfield, showed his ver- Mrs. Nicolas Conigliaro, Mrs. Al- The Gilbert and Sullivan Oper- a member of the Women's Guild for Christian Service satility with solos at the piano Mrt Ammerman, Mrs. Louis etta will be performed by the of the New Shrewsbury Reformed Church. Mrs. Wil- and on the vibes. Jimmy Schenck lay, Mrs. John Gabriel and Mrs. 75-member chorus April 15 a ohn Horan. liam Macintosh, left, and Mrs. Russell Clark are assist- of New Brunswick played string «:30 p.m. and again April 16 a bass and Harry Von Porter, New Also, Mrs. John Iar&etta, Mrs. 3 p.m. in Rumson-Fair Haven ing with th* details for the" Hat-o-rama program which Bernard Hageman, Mrs. John Regional High School.* ark, tenor saxaphone. Mr. Ross played trombone and announced McCabe, Mrs. Howard Higby, A full symphony orchestra us< will be presented Monday from 10 a.m. to noon in Mrs. John Walsh, Mrs. Edward ing the original score will ac- White Hall of the church. The hats are from the col- the program. Walko, Mrs. Arthur Judd, Mrs. company the singers. W Gordon lection of Mri. Emil Lang of Willow Grove, Pa. Mrs. Mrs. Howard J. Doughtie, pres Robert Trcmaine, Mrs. J. E. • Pagdinof Little Silver will direct. ident of Hi-Music Sponsors, wel- Best, Mrs. Herbert Goeler, Mrs. . First produced in the Savoy William Bradshaw, 24 Forman Ave., Fair Haven, is comed the audience. She said the Robert Farrell and Mrs£Andrew Theater in London 76 years chairman. group planned the series of three Smith. • >*go, "The Mikado" Jias become concerts with the hope of stimu- one of Gilbert and Sullivan's most lating a greater interest in mu- familiar works. The plot is based sic in the school and community. on the impossible edicts of a In marked contrast to the jaz Elyse LaVoie Japanese emperor and the ma- Haute Couture Styles program the second concert, neuvers of his nobles to Keep Monday, March 20, will feature their heads Intact. Arthur Hollander, concert pianist, Christened Oriental Scenery For Factory Workers in an all-request program of fa- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — miliar classics. Dawn Elyse LaVoie, daughter of Chorus members are designing Mr. and Mrs. C. Richard'LaVoie, and making authentic costumes the worker from the waist up The Monmouthalres quartet and according to Mr. Pagdin. By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON a male chorus will offer the final 26 Sixth Ave., was christened AP Fashion Writer from splattering oil, hot shav- Feb. 19 In the First Methodist Working on the production are ings and other debris. concert Tuesday, April 18. These Church. Rev. George E. Taylor, Mrs. Richard Coblenr, Middle- singers comprise the Asburj minister, officiated. NEW YORK (AP) — Al- Her coverall is zippered from Park branch of the Society foi town, who is designing the cos Godparents were Miss Judith though factory workers neck to yoke for easy changing. the Preservation and Encourage- The garment is cut loose but Osprey, Middletown, - sister, of have never struck for ment of Barbershop Quartet Sing- Mrs. LaVoie, and Leigh LaVoie, form-fitting because of an elas- ing in America. higher fashion, it may ticized back waist band. Slim, Atlantic Highlands,. brother of Mrs. Doughtie said season tick Mr. LaVoie. soon become an employee tapered pants are slashed at the ets are available for-the Marcl A reception followed in the benefit. ankle to fit easily over heavy and April concerts. work shoes. home of the grandparents, Mr. For the overall has gone haute and Mrs. A. B. Osprey, 148 Nave- couture. Because 76 per cent more sink River Rd., Middletown. A HAPPY BIRTHDAY—-Georg* Kuhn of Rumion, right, wai honored last night on his women are punching time cards Polio Drive buffet luncheon was served. Despairing because Its popu in manufacturing plants than 10 Among those attending were 84th birthday by numbers of Oceanic Hook and Ladder Fire Company, Rumson. larity had fallen off, and inspired years ago, Melba Hobson cre- the infant's three great-grand- H» is the oldest member of the company and, with 62 years' membership, is old- by the fact that any minor in- ated an appealing wardrobe for Nets $646 mothers: Mrs. Emma Jobson, novation in work clothing is al- eit in termi of- service. Robert Zerr, company president, offers congratulations. her dothesconsdous sex. Her MATAWAN — A total of $J48. Middletown; Mrs. David Leigh, ways snapped up, utility garment contribution to better employee 92 was collected In the Matawar Long Branch; and Mrs. Catherine manufacturers recently signed up morale is a blue, two-piece out- March of Dimes drive, accordinf LaVoie, Leonardo; and the in- pictures of battles and other a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Wsdnes a half dozen well known sports- fit with tapered pants and sleeve- fant's paternal grandparents Mr. By ELEANOR MARKO events. A group of 22 prints to Mrs. Harold Deitz, borougl days and Fridays to 9 p.m. Investiture wear creators to make Beau less overblouse witii full-length chairman. and Mrs. C. H. LaVoie of At- There are stories within stories of the Brady pictures were BrummeUs out- of the nation's zipper. The blouse collar is cut lantic Highlands. scenes within scenes, and now— loaned to the school by Mr. The first Community Art Ex Collections from the Mothers' working force. square so that it can lie worn March totaled $294.73; mailers, Also attending were Mr. and • portrait with a portrait. Meltzoff for n special display. hibit of Greater Long Branch is Held By The designers took the same with or without a shirt. Big side The youngsters were intrigued $167.50; school $121.61; coin co Mrs. Edward Hennessey and chil- Thomas P. Morley, residen slated for May 6 in the Long rugged basic blue and niokory flat pockets carry her lipstick lectors, $22.58; businesses, $22, dren Dawn, Karen, Edward, Jodi ranger and professional scout re- with the problem, once aired in Branch High School stadium. striped denim that gave birth to and coffee break money. and David; Miss Carole LaVoie, this column, which involved the clubs and organizations, $12; am siding at Camp Housman, the WiUiam Godoski. art instructor New Troop the overall arfd tamed out doth- All in all 15 new designs In individual gifts, $6.50. Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Dorothy county Boy Scout recreation area finding of a ^ead hone. Tnff at the school; Is chairman of the ing atractive enough to evoke the Cambria, Joseph Cambria, Staten In Farmingdalo, looked at a por< "model" you will recall was RIVER PLAZA — Girl Seoul utility wear were tested by the Total collection last year wa: program which will include the Troop 376 held its opening in envy of a Wall Street banker. asembly line personnel in an air- $1,005. Island, N. Y.; Miss Wendy Hall, trait presented to him as a SUP found in a slaughterhouse just in work of professional, adult ama- vestiture ceremony Monday in Fashionable as they are, the Mrs. Ellen Burke and "David prise Monday by Fairview Troop time to meet the artist's deadline craft and missile parts factory Mrs. Deitz stated that contrl teur, college, high school, junior the River Plaza School. garments are still practical. here. The employees were a butions may still be sent Burke, Long Branch, and John 140. It was in recognition for his for the large painting of the Ba-••t . high school, and elementary Mathieu of Connecticut. many services to the troop. Leaders installed in the newly Take the vest. Designer Ruth closed shop approval of them. mailers. tie of Bull Run. (if you are* stil;tilll school student artists, as well as, formed troop were Mrs. Raymond Rodgere made a striped one"high- looking for Meltzoffs signature Particularly, they liked the The commissioned oil painting artistic creations of personnel ac- Stubbs and Mrs. James .Fergu- lighted by brass cartridge studs safety factors, such as smaller by Willis M. Rue of Little Silver on that picture in Life—look on tive in the industrial arts, photo- son. Mrs. Francis Clayton, as- to be worn over a one-pdece the letter held by the small boy fasteners and sleeves that rolled portrays-Banger Morley in typi graphy and home economics sistant leader, officiated. jump suit. Silly? No. It protects easily out of the way of ma- cal full Indian dress, including a in the scene.) fields. Invitations are out to pros: ALL NEW SHIPMENT! chieftain's magnificent red, black In addition to the problems Five girls received their chinery. Self-belting at the waist pective exhibitors. On the plan- Brownie fly-up wings: Barbara provides a trimmer appearance and white feathered headdress. of historical research, the stu- ning committee are Miss Anne R. Shibla, Linda Stubbs, Debby dents also heard about the pro- without sacrificing movement, Why the ranger was depicted Cantor, Mrs. Nan Graham, Her- Strickland, Pattl Ferguson and they said. WORLD'S FINEST on canvas as a chief—any scou cedures involved In working bert A. Korcy, Hubert Letterty, Wendy Miller. knows. He has been seen many from photographs, live models However, the real popularity Everett Macwithey, Walter Petro- Other scouts invested were Lin- vote will take place when these times at scout pow-wows clal in and actual objects In develop- vich and Mrs/Ann R.-Rymer. da DeChicchio, Ann Marley, Pat- QUALITY TV that familiar costume. ing sketches and preliminary high fashion wardrobes are ty McDonald, Jeannie Clark, offered for sale soon. AT . "Conned" into the Rue Studio drafts which led up (o the fin- A Dong Klngman water color, Louise Setaro, Beverly VanPelt, by troop committeeman C. M. Ot ished painting. owned by Mrs. G.- William Linda Greeley, Gail Bennett. Bar- VALUE PRICE! tliiger under the pretext of hav- The originals of the paintings Moore, a member of the Junior bara, Clayton, Maureen Lorch, ing a small photograph made for are among those presented by the Service League of Red Bank, Christine Osage, Fay White, Nan- »ome scout publicity; Ranger magazine to the Military Acad- has been added this week to cy Plummer, Kathy Murray and Morley presented Rue with an emy at West Point and where the league's regular traveling Janice McLaughlin. Immediate problem in that the they hang in the War Museum. art exhibit "How To Look At ranger's normal appearance is Parents were guests at the in- The pupils peppered the artist Fainting" which opened this vestiture. far removed from that of an In- with lively questions following week at Rumson-Fatr Haven dian chief—even to an imagina- his talk resulting in a fuller un- Regional High School. 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UNLIMITED The ONLY Discount REFUND Department Store Where You Can POLICY SHREWSBURY AVENUE AT ROUTE 35 (Opposite Fl. Monmouth) NEW SHREWSBURY CHARGE IT! Wl klMVVl. I HI PIGMI 10 UMir QUANTims NOT CEShONS Use Our Want Ads RED BANK Home Delivery For Quick Results p r SH 1-0010 DAY 1 Independent Daily f 35' Week (^ uoNDAYTHimmHriaDAY-tsT.im J Dial SH I-IIIO NIGHT Section Two RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 2, 1961 7c PER COPY Jobless Aid Bill 2 Bayshore Boards Gets Thumping Set Back by Voters House Passage 2 Raritan WASHINGTON (AP)—A thumping 392-30 House vote on the billion doljar emergency unemployment terns Beaten DeMaio Drops Out aid bill has gotten President Kennedy's antirecession Union Beach Votes program off to a good start in Congress. Sen. Harry F. Byrd, D-Va., said today his Finance Down $2 Outlay Of Primary Race Committee will conduct a The 1961-62 fiscal pro- MIDDLETOWN — The possibil- the.inside track for the job. hearing onl the bill next posals of two Bayshore ity of a primary fight on the Earl Moody, unsuccessful can- week, probably Tuesday or Gormley To local level in the Democratic idate for the governing body boards of education ran in- jarty here continues to loom st year, confirmed last night Wednesday. Run; Seamen voter trouble for the itrong with the announcement of at he has taken out a petition Democrats would like to Second time yesterday. wo new possibilities for the > run for the committee this Township Committee candidacy ear. get the measure to the White In Raritan Township, House by mid-March so unem- Is Undecided ind the dropping out of a third The second candidate is Vincent ployed Americans who have ex- RARITAN TOWNSHIP one of two budget items :andidate considered to have had . Jennings, 50 Frost Cir. hausted jobless insurance bene^ ames G. Crowley, chairman of and a new grade school expendi A lawyer with offices in New- fits can start receiving the ex- the Republican county executive ture proposal were voted down. rk, Mr. Jennings said several tra payments by April 1. committee, said yesterday that And in Union Beach, a $2 Resigns Post iersons have approached him Byrd said he did not expect Township Committeeman Harry expense item was rejected by the possibility of running but lengthy hearings or any serious P. Seanten has not yet decided voters who approved a $516, 671 hat he is undecided at this time. opposition to the measure on the whether to seek re-election this MARKING A MILESTONE — Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson, left, of Lincroft, who is budget they had defeated ear- As it stands now, the candi- Senate side. « lier. ate list boils down to these two year. 89 today, was treated to a birthday cake and luncheon yesterday while making plus Rolf H. Paulsen, who has The emergency unemployment Holmdel voters approved a At the lame time, Mr. Crowley one of her frequent visits to talk with officials and prisoners at the Monmouth run for the governing body twice legislation has more bipartisan $10,050 capital outlay they had announced that Michael J. Corm previous years.- support than any of Kennedy's County jail in Freehold. With her are her personal secretary, Mist Margaret O'Keefe, voted down two weeks ago. ley has thrown his hat into the He was beaten each time, but economic proposals, however. ring and will file for committee center, and Mrs. Earl Smith, wife of the jail warden. ran on top of the ticket each Thus its big House vote was no nomination in the primary. Raritan occasion. signal that other measures will Mr. Seamen was first elected slide through so easily. Vincent C. De Maio, River to the Township Committee in Iffell Hath Mrs, Thompson, 89 Today, Township Maza, another lawyer, said lait Congressional committees con- 1955. He was re-elected in 1958 light he is not a candidate this tinue work today on other more No Fury Voters yesterday approved the by a margin of 93 votes, and /ear. Until now, several Demo- controversial administration bills. 1961-62 Raritan Township school was the only Republican to win DENVER (AP) - Patrolman Has Early Birthday Party :ratic officials felt he hod the Wage Floor that year. Joseph Plnson, pursuing a budget current expense account totaling $849,015, but at the same inside tract for the party's nom- The full House Labor Com- Mr, Seamen, a former mayor, woman driver who bad just FREEHOLD — Mrs. Geraldine detention center, near the County time turned down the $39,939 ination. mittee begins its closed-door is the lone Republican left on rammed a parked car, watched L. Thompson, who will be 89 Welfare House, where she had a He ran two years ago with Mr. worlf on minimum wage Ipgisla capital outlay account and the thiLgflverning body. Htf is comple- in amazement as his quarry years old today, stopped in at special interest in a girl who i 'aulsen, but was deferred. Mr. tion, planning to report out a proposed $240,000 "pay-as-you ting his second term. circled the block and again the Monmouth County jail yester- there awaiting court action. Mrs. De Maio said last night that he bill some time next week., the go" grade school. There Will be three committee rammed the lame car. day and was treated to a prelim- Thompson believes the chili Is not interested In running this subcommittee which conducted posts at stake in November — Mrs. Cfyerle Roddey, 25, a inary birthday party. needs the attention of one of th In all three categories, the the hearings approved its version margin was dose. The school year. two three-year terms and one private nurse, explained It all To officially mark the girth an- state institutions and is making Last month two other possible Tuesday. one-year unexpired term. to Municipal Judge Albert efforts to arrange the necessary proposition went down by only niversary today she will travel 21 vojes. candidates, Patrick J. Me Gann, A Senate labor subcommittee The posts are held at presen Cohen. to New York City for a luncheon help for her. r., Lincroft, and Monroe SUun- continues public hearings on the by Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr. She said she was angry at meeting with her daughter, Mrs. Afterwards, she went to th The vote by category: J. Beverly Anderson bough, both announced they would same measure with AFL-CIO i and Committeeman Donald J, her husband when she found Current expense, 750 for, 729 Elizabeth Babcock, of Long Is- jail where she was received by RUMSON — J. Beverly Ander- not run. fidals scheduled to testify. Malloy, both Democrats, and Mr. his car parked In front of an- against; capital outlay, 710 for, land. Warden Earl Smith, Mrs. Smith, son, a Fair Haven resident who A Senate banking subcommit- other woman's house. 740 against, and the school ques- eamen. Yesterday started out as almost who is custodian a' the juvenil was elected to a two-year un- tee meets in closed session on "I can appreciate your feel- tion, 703 for, 724 against. Democratic officials said yes- any other Wednesday for the phil- center, and Assistant Warden John expired term last year on the the depressed areas bill, hoping ings, but I mutt ask you to Budgets terday the Democratic slate for anthropic grand dame of Lin- Welch. Mr. Smith invited Mr* The Township Committee has Rumson-Fair Ha v e n Regional to complete work on It today. use other methods to take out the April primary election will croft. She was off before 9 a.m. Thompson and her secretary, 10 days in which to certify th Board of Education, resigned (Continued) A House banking subcommit- your anger," said the judge. be announced within a few days. from her Brookdale Farm estate Miss Margaret O'Keefe, to have defeated budget items to thi from the board Tuesday night. that the budget represented the tee continues its public hearings He fined Mrs. Roddey $100 and Deadine for . filing is next for the county seat. lunch — Chicken Chow Mein — county school superintendent. The board accepted his resigna- best answer to tM» borough's on tins measure. Thursday. suspended half of It. Her first stop was the juvenile with them. And, after they ac- Five to One educational needs, »nd indicated The unemployment aid bill tion and asked the other Fail Mr. Gormley, 32, of 6 Tenth cepted, Mr. Welch produced At the first election, Feb. 14 Haven members to recommem he would so inform the Borough breezed through the House yes- St., West Keansburg, has been birthday cake which had beer the budget ((all categories) wa! Council. terday with support of 248 Dem a replacement at next month'; active in Republican politics for made Tuesday night — Miss O'- defeated by a margin of nearl< meeting. .' The board will meet In th« ocrats and,I44 Republicans. Op- several years. Korobow, Kennedy, Kecfe had telephoned ahead tha 5 to 1. near future with ' the council, posing It were "23 Republicans He is a member and formei Mrs. Thompson might be visitinj After that defeat, the schoo which must take the next action and 2 Democrats. vice president of the Board ol the jail — by the jail's chef, In board trimmed $120,171 from thi But the balance of the budget— on the twice-defeated budget. The administration estimates'as Education. A resident here for Burgess. fiscal schedule, by cutting thi the current expense account—was However, Mr. Allen said he many as 3 million unemployed eight years, he is employed in Brown Will Run ''I was thrilled," Mrs. Thomp- proposed new school expenditun approved by a five-vote margin— was convinced that tlie voters who have exhausted or will ex- the payroll department of Bendix son commented later. from $300,000 to $240,000, an< 276 to 271. "simply do not want us to pur- haust their jobless insurance KEYPORT - Philip Serplco, Corp., Eatontown. He was defeat- tional Lead Co., Sayreville, has reducing the expense account It was the same budget whicl chase the Maida property" and benefits may receive help under chairman of .the Democratic Mrs. Thompson was visitec ed last year in the GOP pri- lived here 30 years. $60,171. went down to defeat Feb. 14 b; stated that the board probably the program. They would get a county executive committee, an- Tuesday by a committee of th< mary, in a close election, foi He is a former member of the Included in the operating ex- 100 votes. would drop Its option, on the maximum of 13 extra weeks of nounced three more primary Monmouth County Business am township clerk nomination. Planning Board, and a member pense cut was the elimination ol The fiscal schedule is $29,33 property. payments, and a minimum of election candidates last night: Professional Women's Club whicl higher than the current budge of the Keyport Citizens Associa- invited her to be guest of hono a proposed $25,000 administra Cite* Need half of the period now paid In Councilman Hyman Korobow, tion, the Knights of Columbus, tion building. and calls for $237,319 to be raisec the various states. at a dinner April 27 at Paul by taxes—a hike of $8,851. Mr. Allen reiterated the neces- for council: LeRoy S. Brown, for the Holy Name Society of St, Jo- At a meeting two weeks ago, sity for a new school. "We have Edgewaters, Wanamassa. She a< The budget will produce an cs $127 Million Council OKs tax collector, and incumbent Jo- seph's Catholic Church, and the cepted. Board President Robert .t. Cor- six classes on double sessions The program would cover seph W. Kennedy, for tax asses- timatcd school tax rate of $12.22 Keyport Yacht Club. She also has agreed to accepl bliss said that if the 'pay-as- and are using 10 classrooms in those who use up their basic in- sor. , per $100 assessed valuation, ai Mr. Kennedy has been asses- felicitations from the Monmouth you-go" school proposal were de temporary buildings at Fort Mon- surance rights during the two- increase of 27 cents. * Budget; Tax It was announced Tuesday that sor for the past five years. County Federation of Republican feated, the board would con- mouth. In dropping the Maida year period beginning last June The approval will permit thi Democratic Councilman John J. Women's Club at the Shadow struct the school "as soon a! tract from consideration, the 30. The. payments during the two board to go ahead with its plans Dane will seek re-election. brook, Shrewsbury, on March 16 possible" through a bond issue. board will now have to start years are estimated to total 927 Hike Seen for construction of a 12-room ad- The Democratic slate will be and from the state Republicar Year Delay Possible looking for another piece of million dollars. They would be ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —Bor- dition to Memorial School. complete with the selection of Larceny Charge Committee at the Stacy-Tren He added, however, that thi land," he said. made through advances to the ough Council last night adoptee The board intends to use $100, one more council candidate, to be Hotel, Trenton, March 21. board probably would not be ab! The board presided said mat states from the Federal Treas- its 1961 municipal budget pro 000 of its current surplus for tht picked Sunday. Mrs. Thompson is giving u] to get permission from the stat< the defeat of the site question ury. viding for a tax rate of $1.4] Mr. Korobow was appointed to To Grand Jury project. per $100 of assessed valuation. her seat on the Republican Stati Department of Education for an probably doomed the budget It- The Treasury would get back the governing body last Decem- Committee this year. She ha: other bond issue (the high school self. The total budget is set at $373,- UNION BEACH—Harvey Stei- the money through a temporary ber, following the resignation of been a member more than a qua is being bonded) for pernaps Holmdel 752.45, and includes an amend- die, 36, of 102 Central Ave., was "I think the voters want the Increase in the unemployment Alton D. Walling. ter of a century. year. ment to the proposal, adding $56,- arraigned before Magistrate Har- $86,000 free balance in the cur- compensation payroll tax to 3.5 A partner in the South Knitting She was founder of the Mon Township 134. This amount is an insuranc old Stern last night on a charge At that same meeting, scboo, rent expense account, which we per cent in 1962 and 1963. The Mills, South Amboy, he has lived mouth County Organization foi superintendent R. Thomas Jan- set aside for the land purchase, settlement for damage to th of breaking and entry and lar- The Holmdel Board of Educa- permanent rate is 3.1 ner cent. here 21 years. He is a past vice Social Service more than 35 year: nnione said he feared the system applied against the budge*!" he harbor during Hurricane Donna, ceny. The case was referred to tion had, little trouble yesterda, Kennedy had recommended president of the Keyport Citizens ago and was one of the chartei might have to go on triple ses- said. that the program be financed by Council will hold a public hear- the Grand Jury. getting voters to approve its $10, Association. He was defeated in members of the Board of Contra, sions in 1962 if the propesitioi Mr. Allen said he considered raising permanently from $3,000 ing on this amendment at its 050 capital outlay section of th the 1960 Board of Education elec- Police Chief John F. Conroy of the State Department of In were defeated. the opposition of Mayor Herbert *tb $4,800 the wage base on which next regular meeting. budget which was turned down tion. said Steidle broke into Dolan's stitutions and Agencies. The current expense account, E. Werner to the site and the re- the levy is paid. Council, in adding the new rev two weeks ago. Mr. Brown, also defeated in Tavern early Saturday morning which was approved at the polls cent passage of the Monmouth enue funds to (he budget, added Voters approved the measure, Business spokesmen objected the 1960 school board contest, is and took about $60 in cash, some yesterday, will produce an es- Regional budget despite the "nega- them to its proposed expendi- at a second election yesterday— strongly, and the House Ways a real estate salesman, managing cigarettes and six bottles of timated school tax rate increase tive Eatontown vote as possibls and Means Committee substi- tures. The money will go foi the residential department of liquor. Freeholders 204 to 73. pier repairs. of 78 cents per $100 assessed va factors in yesterday's defeat. tuted the temporary rate increase Matthew J. Gill Co., Middletown. uation. The board had resubmitted it The item has no effect on th( He said the man was arrested The board president said' he for the change in the base. He is a former local business- Had all three questions beei item without change. amount to be raised by taxation Saturday night by Sgts. Joseph OK Jetty Plan had no regrets about sending man, having operated the Key- approved, the rate incrcasi In the first"clection on Feb. 1 The budget will require a tan C. Nappi and Richard Trcmbley, the budget back to the voters un- port Delicatessen for 14 years. He FREEHOLD — The Monmouth would have been $2.18. the item was' turned down 274 ti levy of $142,641.62, as compared Jr., and Patrolman David F. changed. "I'm sure I speak for is active in Boy Scout work. County Board of Freeholder: The board will hold a special 266. Also beaten at that time was Two Given to $144,723.14 last year. , Connelly, as a result of in anon- the majority of the board when Mr. Kennedy, an employee in agreed yesterday to put up $10, meeting tonight at 8 o'clock a question authorizing the trans- While the muicipal end of the ymous tip. fer of approximately $20,000 from I say that this is a sound budg- he mechanical division of Na- 000 toward the cost of an esti discuss the election results. Thi et," he said. Endorsement total tax rate is the same as mated $100,000 jetty at Roosevel session will be held in the board board surplus to cover improve- last year, higher school and coun- Avenue in Deal. secretary's office at Beers Street ments at the Holmdel Elementary ty costs have upped the tax rate Speed Timer Post Office Set A public hearing on the ap- School. School. Ocean Township By GOP 24 cents. propriation will be held at The board blamed the defeai Both sections of the Ocean FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The The total tax rate is sej at meeting of the freeholders Marc! of the two items on an unsigncc Catches Four For Renovation Township board's revised $1,- Republican Club has endorsed $5.43. It is broken down as foi- 15. The Borough of Deal alread; Union Beach flyer which said funds in botl FAIR HAVEN — Plans to ren- 439,386 budget were igain de- John J. Hlgglns and Robert N. JWS: LITTLE SILVER—Police Chief has agreed to pay $40,000 am Voters in Union Beach yeste items would go to pay for tli ovate the interior of the post of- feated by the 969 residents who Farrell for the two seats on the Municipal — $1.47; local school, James W. Fix said that speed the State of New Jersey hai day approved a 1961-62 schoo purchase of a new school site i fice here were announced today voted — 460 less that the record Township Committee to hi; con- $2.75; regional, 25 cents, and timer operations yesterday near okayed a $50,000 payment. budget of $516,671—minus $2. Holmdel Village. by Postmaster Fred A. Criiie of vote which originally set back tested this year. county, 96 cents. The total rate the Point Road School resulted Yesterday's session was one o The $2 capital outlay accoum Purchase of the site was up Red Bank. the spending schedule. The two seats, are held by last year was $5.19. in four speeding summonses be- the shortest on record for thi was figured this way: proved by'voters in January. Democrats Karl Smith and Carl While total operating costs in .ing issued. Mr. Crine said the office will freeholders," lasting less than 1 The Board proposed to spen The current expense ques- Schanck. the budget are up, reductions in The chief said that his depart- be completely refurnished with ninutes. $940 for improvements to MOTORIST KILLED tion went down, 459-499, and Neither of the Republicans has capital improvements and debt ment will continue using the modern equipment and counters. With Freeholder Director Ji grounds o f Florence Avenu OCEAN CITY (AP) - Arthu the land, buildings, and equip- *ought election before, but both service were the main factors timer at undesignated spots in The interior also will be repainted seph C. Invin vacationing ii School. Of this amount, state aii Huff, 56, of Seaville, was killec ment item was defeated, 449- have been active in party ac- in keeping the Over-all budget the borough the rest of this by Allen Pros., owner of the Florida and Freeholder Waltoi pays $938—so the taxpayer wa last night when his car tollidec 503. building. tivities for several years. near last year's figure. week. Sherman absent because of i asked to make up the $2 diffe with a truck just north of hearbj A third question involving the Mr. Higgins, of Glendale Dr., Officials said all municipal of- Several residents complained Arrangements for the modern ness, the board was reduced ence. Palermo. purchase of two small iots for is assistant secretary and assist- ficials except the clerk will get to Borough Council Tuesday night ization were made locally by a bare quorum of three. Frei And to that, the taxpayer sail The driver of the truck, wai about $600 was approved, 517- ant treasurer of the Central Jer- modest raises, averaging about about speeding motorists near Benjamin Benincasa, assistan holder Abram D. Voorhees pri "no," by a vote of 257 to 257. ( 27-year-old Thomas Ford >f Som- 424. The board had originally sey Bank and Trust Co., Free $100 per man. this community's schools. Red Bank postmaster. sided. tie vote does not carry an item ers Point. He was not injured sought voter approval of the pur- hold. chase of 41 parcels of land, but Mr. Farrell, of 5 Forsgate Dr. decided against resubmitting Is owner ol the Freehold Sign them. Company of Park Ave. Both men . Board officials registered dis- are in their mid-thirties, grew appointment at the budget's sec- Algerian Rebels OK Peace Talk Bids ond defeat. The township's voters up in Freehold Borough and graduated from the local high have not turned down n school that Morocco, Tunisia and Al- school. RABAT, Morocco (AP)— Bourguiba had come directly tions differently. The rebels want "Considering the recent de- expression for a political am budnet here in 18 years. geria are planning to join in a The present Township Commit- The Algerian rebels today from Paris bearing a, new offer to talk only about independence, velopments of the Algerian prob- economic' grouping of Nortl After the Feb. 14 defeat, the loose federation retaining friend- for talks from dc Gaulle. de Gaulle, Terrcnoire said, wants lem, the three chiefs of state Africa. The word Maghreb mean tee has a 3-2 Republican makeup, accepted French President board conducted seven nours of but Republican Mayor teroy Dan- ly ties with Paris. French Information Minister to discuss '.'the conditions for self- esteem that there ought to be no Far Wesf, in this case the Fai public revision hearings, dur- iels has voted with the Demo- Charles de Gaulle's bid for The rebel announcement came Louis Tcrrenoire disclosed In determination." • • further obstacles to the opening West of the Arab world, ing which $26,400 was slashed crats since the organization meet- peace talks'to end the long in a joint communique Issued Paris that de Gaulle told Bour- By this he meant the de Gaulle of direct negotiation's between off the original budget. ' • the French government and the De Gaulle views this plan wit! Ing in January. and costly Algerian War. after talks here between the Al- guiba France is no longer In- plan for letting Algeria decide its enthusiasm because it would pn The revised budget now goes gerian nationalist leaders and sisting that the rebels lay down own political future through free provisional government of the to the Township Committee, and vide a means for France to re BIG TRAIN ROBBERY Direct negotiations ap- their two neighbors and support- their arms before negotiations elections. Independence from Algerian Republic for independ- board officials indicated that the ence in the framework for total tain ties with its former colonic: LONDON (AP) - A big train peared irrikinent. ers; Tunisia and Morocco: Rebel take place. A cease-fire would France is one of the choices de village of Loch" Arbour, which decolonization." robbery .was pulled off early to- The rebels insisted on their Premier Ferhat Abbas conferred have robbed the Algerian na- Gaulle has outlined. , and, hopefully, to neutralize thi seceded from the township but day—at a toy shop. The loot con- goal in the 6^-year war: Inde- with King Hassan II of Morocco tionalists of their main political The key portion of the North They also "reaffirmed their de- die-hard opposition of Algeria remains in the school district, sisted of 400 pounds ($1,120; pendence from France. They and President Habib. Bourgulba weapon, which is the war itself. African leaders' "communique termination to build the Grand European settlers to Indepeni may also be required to act on worth of "• Maghreb." This is the Arabic the defeated budget. RED BANK REGISTER .WCBS-TV Fire House 11—Thursday, March 2, 1961 .WRCATV •^3-Year-Old Glamor Wears Off, TELEVISION WNTA-TV due for another—which she PTA Holds Is Setting doesn't want. THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING (11) Weather and Sports Mary Astor Says Miss Astor just finished "Re- 11:00- m Love of Life 1:00- (I) News and Weather 1I.-2MH) Movie—1941 For Dinner turn to Peyton Place." It was her («) Truth or (5) Felix and Friends "Moon Over Her Celebration most important role in several Consequences (7) News Sholder" RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Mrl. ;WEST KEANSBURG — Cub By BOB THOMAS The actress started in films back Scout Pack 149, sponsored by the AP Movie-TV Writer in 1920. She has played every years and several impartial (7) Camouflage Scott Dunawar (7) About Faces ' »tit» WO» Tfca Fltaiaralda «l»*—WCSS World Tonlrht "Even for a meaty role?" she 7: OS- (2) Local News 0:20- (2) Give Us This Day year. The faculty then had 14 the den mothers and the cuhs WCM Paria Raport WNBC Nawa; Wirna was asked (i) Movie 7:10- (2) Weather 0)25- (2) News members, compared to 28 now. prepared most of the table decor- Ill»—WNT* County Aj«"» IIow.Il (11) Fun At One SSISK-WHTO Na»»: WOB Nawi. Woild Toda» 'Yes. After 40 years, you get (11) News 0:30— (2) Sunrise Semester Three years ago there were 100 ations and assisted in table and Rlllxlnl llualo SI1S—WCBS Ed Jorca tired of the routine ot getting up (IS) At Your Beck and members. Today there are 330. chair arrangement. SISS—WCBS Ed Jorca 7:.S- (2) News (4) Continental HISS—WUCNm; FairaU Smith at 5 in the morning and working Call One feature was a banquet WHBC Eapkuli WOB Sporta 7:2»- (S) News Classroom Mrs. Rose Winfield, second It**—WCBS Nawa McCulloiigh * Eliot a 12-hour day. Nowadays I view 1:65- (2) Bums and ABen 7:25—: Breakfast 10:»-(Ch. 2J-CBS Reports- COLORFUL GALAXY—Dances, music and coitumes will EATONTOWN-Puplls of Steel Is March 26 THE EAR SOOTHING SOUNDS OF choice Viewing)—Ed \lurrow, be figuratively and literally colorful when Robert Igle- man School, the Post School and before he was appointed director the fifth and sixth grades of Me- UNION BEACH - At a recen of the U.S.' Information Agency, sias and his Spanith Dancers appear on "A Galaxy of morial School will attend a per meeting of the Holy Name Societj formance of "Sergeant Molly" of Holy Family Catholic Church filmed this report, "A R?al Case Music" on the "Telephone Hour" Friday night on NBC- flus Walt Disney's of Murder." It's the story of an today. plans were discussed for the an. THE SKYLINERS TV. Seen her* with Igleiias are two of his leading nual spring Communion break- "A GALA DAY AT arrest. Indictment, trial and ac- This 11th annual production ot quittal of a 15-year-old boy danceri, li.ters Rosario (left) and Eiperanza Salan, the Red Bank Junior Service fast March 26. DISNEYLAND" plui charged with murder. Judicial who will bs on the color broadcast. will be presented at 10 a.m..and Members will receive Commun- . In Technicolor ion at the 8 a.m. mass. The break and police procedures and prac- 1 p.m. in the all-purpose room of Fret In-Cor Heaters THE NATION'S NUMBER ONE TAP STYLIST tices are examined. Steelman School. fast will follow in Buck Smith'i ,l:OO-(Ch. 7)-My Three Sons Restaurant, East Keansburg. -One of Fred MacMurray's TV Master Masons' The students of Margaret L. onald Marvin is in charge. 8:J0-(Ch. 2)-Zane Gtey The- Vetter School attended the first sons, Mike (rim Consodine) is Martin Klely, president, intro ater—Lew Ayre» returns for an- Eatontown performace last 1 an outspoken critic of his school duced and welcomed Eugene otfiei role In this anthology Thursday. BOBBY EPHRAM paper's sports pages. This gets Night Is Held Brown and John Doyle as mem Bob series. In "The Scar" he por- The play has two crews and Lucille Ball trays a farmer whose chance em- him a one-shot assignment as and Dancing to EATONTOWN - Laurel As two casts, which will present FACTS OF LIFE ployment with a railroad con- editor. A unique production ar- sembly. Order of Rainbow for the production to a total of 12;- struction outfit revives all tne rangement, whereby Ma:Murray Girls, held Master Masons" Night 000 Monmouth County students. horror of his nightmarish days pre-filmed many segments to al- recently in the Masonic Temple, DICK VANCE in a Civil War prisoner-of-war low him other film work, paved Broad St. ' It is directed by Mrs. John the way for many episodes (like and His Orchestra oamp 15 yeorsearlier. Only weak Albert Olsen, master of Wash- Klein, Rumson, All scenes, cos- spot in series is some "gag- this one) to feature other mem- ington Lodge, Free and Accepted tumes and sets were designed by, bers of the family. Junior Service League members. filled" introductions by Powell. Masons, was a special guest, Friday thru Tuesday along with other members and The speed and efficiency of Sunday Continuous and still on tap by popular demand MORALE BOOSTER officers of the lodge. league stage managers and cast IN THE FORT SUPPLY, Okla. (AP) — Members of the advisory board was praised by Myron Turner, FRANK Officials of Western Statte Hos- met last night in the temple to principal. SINATRA Robert Mltchum SATELLITE | biggest plan for a fashion show April ".'They arrived at the school at I Deborah Kerr SHIRLEY S~ .JJrfrtEKS" LOUNGE morale boosters 12:55 p.m. Thursday," he said.j| CHINK HINES "At 1:30 the curtaias went up, I MACLAINE mental patients is the regular visits of volunteer cosmetolo- Irrigation in Arizona is at least with all setn and costumes in jj FEATURING THE MANY VOICED 1,000 years old. MAURICE gists. perfect order." JOHNNY BROWN CHEVALIER WOULD YOU LIKE TO MEET LOUIS JOURDAN JULIET PROWSE THI ENTIRE WEEK-END . . . MAKE YOUR DATE NOW. RESERVATIONS PR 4-6300. 99 "THE HEIRESS "CAN- Lang MARCH RT. 33 & W. BANGS Baronet Branch FRIDAY— 3 AVENUE. Navesink Library Theatre CAN" TONITE! Dlthctand SATURDAY—4 EXIT 100B OFF tm am Mmm maucta «r In Technicolor Stemwcn* to the Ladies NAVESINK SUNDAY— 5 GARDEN STATE, SPECIAL • • • • Lot* Shew* NEPTUNE. N. J. ZELECH TRONICS "HROESDlfYOUNO FEB. 24th & 25th MARCH 3rd ft 4lk Saturday Matinee EXTRA! Free Set of IMft Monmoufb Street "TINGlER" Hdndcut Stemware RED BANK-SH 7-4H4 TICKETS: SHI .4343 MONMOUTH PLAYERS CARTOONS Awarded Tmlte! STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD KED BANK REGISTER Thursday, March 2, 1961—15 CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer la Vaaterday'a l*uttti Bridge Column ACROSS lS-Monsttr 1>-Metal aana aaaa nrara By ALFRED SHEINWOLD 1-Balanca fastener 6-Shon It-Growing G3QFJH 313813 QQ3 11-lloam out of Continuing this week's series 12-Floiver Zl-Applaud QQBBSQ 3E3 (ISIS on slam bidding, we go on to the K-Near ^2•^fan'• nama aaaa aaaaa The Hand IB-Merit th -Rasp aaaafaiaaa am kind of slam that depends on 17-Pltch 27-Backless aeat aaaBD QESQ iaag partnership "fit." You bid a slam South dealer IB-Anger auCllliemltal l Besides vujnerablo JO- Insect compound if you have a useful singleton or :>-Man'i 32-Bhmi aaad a 133naaia3 aaaa^ ^ void suit, but you stay out of 3 nlcknam* 14- Withered amaaa aataa !<-Chll>M» S6-Blous> « ONLY SOT ONE SLUG LEFT, TOO/ slam if the singleton is useless. ^V faction S7-Hurry O3 as •. SO WLL HAVE TO COVER 'EM tS-Veiea 38-Matura WHILE 1 USE THIS/— IT NEVER As the cards lie, South can eas- !t-comli. fortn: 40-Hahltuate> ily make six spades against a dawn HAS TO BE RELOADED Z8-Trap 41-8plrlted club lead. (The singleton heart 31-Lanip horst 44-Ardenl E>-Preflz: tS-Rallwajr opening would be more trouble- Il-Makea lact before (abbr. > J5-Urge on 47-Itlpped some, but that's another story.) 16-ConJunctloo 6(-0wlng 60-Colleg» How should the hand be bid? It-Aacetlci 4!-Nen Endand 67-HypothetIca) decree I2-Cooled lava unlveraltj fores (abbr.) North should begin a campaign 43-Welrd to show his singleton diamond. <5-P«rlod of faatlng Then it will be up to South to Il-Sufflx: decide whether or not he likes adherent of East 41-Refund Sooth Pass (O-Petltlon The standard method of show- Pass 2 V M-Cean. 1 * 3 * •pass ing a singleton is to bid the other Z * Pass Pass U-Mild > Pass_ 4 * exptotfva three suits, preferably with a bSrNotc of seal* 66-Frlght Jump bid or some other very SS-Eacaped strong bid at some stage of the (1-ln want 63-Muilcal auction. The principle is that a Inatrumetita player who can show length in DAILY QUESTION DOWN three suits must be very short Partner bids one heart, and the in the fourth suit. l-6ponaor next player passes. You hold: 2-Prc position Postpones Raise Spades—2 Hearts—J 9 8 6 3 Dia I-Cyprlnol<) "North has the values for a monds—A Q 10 7 Clubs—9 6 5 nsn 4-Scorch double raise in spades, but should What do you say? 5-Mlitak, postpone this raise. The jump to Answer: Bid four hearts. You 6-Prtflx: with three spades .at once should show have a sii.gleton and strong 7-C6nJunctloD 13 to 16 points, with strong spade trump support, but you don't havi t- Perform 9-Dlschargcd BARNABY By CROCKETT JOHNSON support, but it would conceal the a strong enough hand to suggest distribution. In this case the slam a slam. a gun 10-Small«r may well depend on the exact Diitr. br United Festura 7111 m Soy, Barnaby, I meant to ask You know, we Fairy distribution. You've got those credit cards Gus the Sjlidlcatt, Inc. 2. your folks what they might Godparents delight North begins by showing the Ghost found in the haunted house— hearts, continues by bidding need, or particularly desire, In bestowing boons. PRESIDENTS TAKE BACK about $15,000 of his estate be clubs, and then raises the spades used to erect a monument to his in the way of material things. With a wave of a SEAT to game. Simply express your senti- A SEAL HOLE/ WHITRELD' Nutrition ments in the next note you write 3 CHANNEL TILT hirn, i. e.: "Dr mlkman—pis Iv FREEHOLD — The old cliche, one lb butter, hf pt whip cream, Manufacturer's list price NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL variety is the spice of life, is two qts mlk and don't fight it— $14.95. Minimum order especially true in regard to food, this thng b'gger than both us." says Mrs. Lorna K. White, home three windows. Made of If that doesn't work, you can quality heat-hardened ex- agent attract his attention by gluing truded aluminum to give Variety in food is not only im the milk bottles to the stoop. portant to tempt appetites and nigged wear with minimum make food fascinating, but it is ol maintenance. Screen and also important in order that we two glass panels move up obtain all of the nutrients neces Minstrel and down, tilt inward for sary- for abundant health. simple cleaning. Delivery The person who gets into trou- and Installation optional. ble nutritionally is the person Show Set who enjoys only a limited num- Special values on aluminum ber of foods, says the home agent awnings, Jalousie windows By K of C and doors, too! Because foods are made up ol • THpteTft different combinations of nutri- KEYPORT — The annual min- ents and the body needs manystrel show sponsored by St. Jo- No Down Paymeaf lit Payment Spring, 1961 rather than a few nutrients, it isseph's Council, Knights of Colum- important to include many dif- bus, will be held Friday and • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY ferent food3 in the diet, she ex-Saturday, May 5 and 6, in the POGO By WALT KELLY STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO « P. M. plains. Matawan High School auditorium. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO S A good diet is made up of Grand Knight John Trabachino WHSN TW6Y HfcARtf A tOf NOTES HANP OVK mi milk; fish, meats, poultry and has announced his committee OP MY fHINWN' W* COM.P W6 0ANK / 0&H6UPN f eggs; fruits and vegetables, and ' " <3RANfAN' ROW.? / emu ecpvsis ] eoop-vit mn, chairmen. Donald Devine will ser- 7 bread and cereals. Each of these ve as general chairman; John CHAW ifofe j KNOW WHAf wTw food groups provides a different ;• "ft* aw/vvwKir erne you INfKNAUS" 0"?' POINPOTWfg'T fttf Wg'PP KNOW Hinds, show director, Walter Bing variety of nutrients needed by co-director; Francis Barrett, tick- both children and adults. 32 fceod St. SHodyjId. 1-7500 R»d Bank •tw6«W(V«*6.Arfowweiy ets; Jeremiah Hourihan, souve So, educate your appetite by nir "Ad" book, and Charles A widening your food choices to im-O'Hare.publicity. prove your health and your good Rehearsals have already begun looks, Mrs. White suggests. for the show, which will feature an old-time ministrel with-plot POSTMAN SENTENCED and action laid in old New Or- CHATTANOOGA (AP) — A leans. The srenery and music will former substitute postman was reflect the flavor of the old South sentenced to 60 days in federal and principals and chorus will prison and placed on two years' entertain against a backdrop rem- MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST probation because he failed to iniscent of a river -port-.-in-the go* along with the theory that the Mississippi delta. Btff* HAVE TO 6ET PARDON ME! I'VE HIRED A mail must go through. The council invites all talented rHRMHtRMONIGHT! ! MV RENTAL CAR! YOU'RE QUITE WELCOME , CIA55E? START TO COME ALONG-• IF VOTFLL PROMISE TO U.S. Dist. Judge Leslie Darr persons to participate. Those in- 1 TOMORROW. , ...MD M HOLD YOUR CAT--AND YOUR. TONGUE! sentenced Samuel A. Yoder, 30. terested should report to the club TOO 5H0KT OF | after a large quantity of third house Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Need- CASH TO- and fourth class mail was found ed arc members of the chorus, in the trunk of his car. The mail soloists and dancers. Scenery had been given to him fopainterr s and stagehands also are delivery. solicited. "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean For Friday, March 3

Present—For You and Yours. . . Stay away from ex- citement. Shut yourself in with your work and concentrate on getting as much done as you REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY can. A methodical approach will Money When You Need It work better than spasmodic spurts of speed alternated with ^ - slumps in energy. Contacts with elders are favored now. Include them in some of your social •A MERCHANTS TRUST plans. v >•- PERSONAL 1OAN Past . . . Although it seems Future ... Evidence suggests MONEY when you need it for any thaf"The Star Spangled Ban- that the first Russian_s pace worthwhile purpose. R'og u la r Bank ner" lias been' our national «"veler will ' "-•• VI UU OlDil iut •» ITUViv im; Interest rates • Easy payments »Fast courteous service. anthem for a much longer time, OP about 18 circuits of the earth. icutally it was not cfcsignaled He will be supported by means PAY MONTHLY • YOU so by Congress until March ° BORROW 12 MO. ie MO. 34 MO. 1931. pieo n the ground observe fcim. $ JOO S 26.50 t 18.17 $ 14.00 500 44.17 30.28 23.31 . The Day Under Your Sign 100 70.67 48.44 17.31 1000 88.33 60.S6 44.67 ARIES {Born March 21 to April 19) # UBRA(S«pt.23foOct.22l Your vitality is not at its peak, but it A stubborn iterson irW you, but there • 1500 132.50 90.81 70.00 ihould be ample for your nerds. Terr little yon can da about the 2500 220.83 1J1J9 J 16.67 situation. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) An Impulsive act coutd backfire, to SCORPIO (Oct. 71 fo Nov. 21) hink carefully. It could coit money, Your threwd mind it especially twefl- loin the ever increasing number of people who say loo. equipped to maVe important decisions now. -FOR rflV MONEY IT'S . . . GEMfNI (M*y?t toJun* 71) SAGITTARIUS (tie*. 22 fo D«c 21) Recent auitiatnlsncct may be rc«[>on- Whims csa be mighty expensive, so ib!c for your happttiris. Let them plsr down impuUiTe action, sugrest now. radiations. CANCER (Jun* 22 to July 21) CAPRICORN (Dae. 22 to Jan. 20) Avoid h*He mni eireieitnen. Future AB uniniprejtJre incident may turn oat HMD BtANK iccurity may depend on your de,diion. to b« of vital concern in your future* .EO (July 22 to Aug. 2I| AQUARIUS (J«n. 2ffo Fab. 19) PAIR HAVBN ' >on't fall for a «Iib jin*. Be ffuitlci] by Hours may dr«ar, but yoa have a p. pants tpenence—the belt teacher. ant weekend •bead, to atick with the /IRGO (Aug. 22 to Stpt. 22) PISCES {F.b. 20 fo March 20) He eonic.enlloui with detaili; they will fiesmne rantae* which was latemieted prore more important than you think. as a remit of yottr thoor/htlenncis. © 1961, Field Enterprises, Tnc All-America Gage Teaiiif Selected Lucas of Ohio State and Smith of AP - All AMERICA - The Bonnies, Greatest '61 Players NEW YORK (AP) - Jerry Art Heyman. Duke's star expanded their winning streak to with every imaginable kind of Lucu of Ohio State and Tom sophomore, received 3&2 points 27 la a row, through last Satur- shot The test of a fine player Stith of St. Boaaventure, re- to top a third team which In- day, with Lucas again the leader. is the confidence of his team- girded as college basketball's cludes York Larese of North Said Fred Taylor, Ohio State mates and Tom ii the one the greatest players this season, top Carolina. John Rudometkin, of coach: "I doubt if so much all- rest of the bays turn to when the the 1961 college basketball All- Southern California, sod John around playing ability, perfect dub Is in trouble." Ameriea announced today by the Haviicek and Larry Siegfried, temperament and potential Phi Dischinger U Quick Associated Press. both of Ohio State. Larese got Beta Kappa scholarship have Named to the first team with 331 points, Rudometkin 316, Hav-ever before been wrapped up in Dischinger'* greatest asset is these too standouts were Terry licek 295 and Siegfried 269. one person. his quickness in the opinion of Dischinger of Purdue, Roger Dave Debusschere of petroit, "With OSU lacking some of thehis coach, Ray Eddy. Kaiser of Georgia Tech and with 237 points tops an honorable height It hid last year, Jerry has "He fakes his guard sod goes diet Walker of Bradley. mention group of 45. Len Chap- been the big difference with his around before they can recover. Lucas and Stith were far out inpell of Wake Forest, with 206 rebounding. Soaring has never And, of course he is a fine shot. front of the voting by 393 sports points, is second on the honorable been a phobia with him. HHee also is an excellent team writers and broadcasters from all mention list followed by Wayne would rather do all the other player and liked by all. He passed parts of the country. On theHightower, of Kansas, 155, Rodthings, and he does all of them off twice after scoring his rec- basis of five points for a first Thorn of West Virginia, 153, Tomperfectly. ord 51 points egainst Michigan team vote and two points for Chilton, of East Tennessee State, "He came to Ohio State as theState. And he's a "B" student In a wand team vote, Lucas polled 149, Don Nelson of Iowa. 128, onry player ever to make the ohemjcai engineering." 382 first team votes and a total Jerry Graves of Mississippi All-Ohio high school team three LUCAS ROGER KAISER CHET WALKER of 1,963 of a possible 1,975 points. State, 89, and Tom Meschery of years in a row. Naturally great TOM STITH TERRY DISCHINGER JERRY Stith got 358 first teem votesSL Mary's (Calif.) 88. the most tremendous things were expected of himpressure. , when the difference is Ohio State Georgia Tech Bradley and 1,84ft points. Lucas, a junior, is the only re- Under that pressure he has ex- Purdue peater from the 1960 All-America. winning or losing the game, I Dischinger. who last Saturday ceeded all expectations." have never seen a greater shoot- set a Big 10 single game scor- Dischinger, also a junior and with Lucas a member of the Stith is the "kind of a boy whoer in college basketball, nor any- ing record of 52 points against spoils a coach," said Coach Ed- one with more ability to get that dence of his leadership quali Michigan State, polled 1,540 1960 U. S. Olympic team, moved die Donovan of St. Bontventure, up from the second team as did pressure shot." ties." FIRST TEAM points including 280 first team a team ranked second to Ohio So said John Hyder, Kaiser's Chuck Osborne, Bradley coach, - Hometown votes. Kaiser got 138 first team Stith, Kaiser and Walker. State in the Associated Press Player School Hgt. Clots Will Receive Certificates coach at Georgia Tech. He went bad similar high praise for Middletown, Ohio votes and m points. Walker 109 weekly poll. on: "To me the latter is the dif- Walker. "We think be probably Jerry Lucas, Ohio State 6.8 Jr. first team votes and 807 points. Stith and Kaiser are seniors, "He does everything so easily ference and the mark of true is the finest offensive player Tom Stith, St. Bonaventure 6-5 Sr. New York City The top five were the only play- Walker' a Junior. Jackson, who and so gracefully that you're greatness in a player. In ad-we've ever had at Bradley. He's Terre Haute, Ind. < am ID receive more than 100 mads last year's first team, Terry Dischinger, Purdue 6-7 Jr. scarcely aware of how bard he's dition, Kaiser Is a terrifc- ail- a real fine Jumper and rebounder 6-1 Dale, Ind. first team votes. dropped to the second quintet working. But ha always turns up around player. And the fact that and quite agile for a man of 6-6.Roger Kaiser, Georgia Tech. Sr. Walt Bellamy of Indiana heads These six, along with tie other in (he right place at the right he has been Tech'c captain for He also has a fine team atti- Chet Walker, Bradley 6.6 Jr. Benton Harbor, Mich. a second team tint includes players on the first three teams, time and he can put that op mere two yean In a row Is ainpie evi- tude." Tony Jadteon of St John's (NY). will receive certificates from the SECOND TEAM Frank Burgess of Gonzaga, Billy Associated Press. New Bern, N. C. McGffl of Utah and Doug Moe Lucas, a 6-8 whin, led the Walt Bellamy, Indiana 6-11 Sr. of North Carolina. Bellamy got Buckeyes to the National Col- Tony Jackson, St. Johns (NY) 6-4 Sr, Brooklyn, N. Y. 703 points. Jackson 445, Burgess legiate (NCAA) Championship a Mexican Boxer Earns Ring's Frank Burgess, Goniaga 6-1 Sr. Eudora, Ark. 405. McGUl 385 and Moe 367. year ago. This year the Bucks Billy McGill, Utah 6-9 Jr. Los Angelet Fighter of the Month Honors Doug Moe, North Carolina 6-6 Sr. Brooklyn, N. Y. Fort Monmouth to Lose THIRD TEAM NEW YORK (AP) — Gaspar pion, Italy. (. Jorge Fernandez, dez, Los Angeles. 10. Tloyd Art Heyman, Duke 6-5 Soph Rockville .Centre, N. Y. Ortega's non-title upset victory Argentina. 7. Gaspar Ortega, Robertson,' Ghana. High Scoririg Al Cohill York Larese, North Carolina 6-4 Sr. New York City over welterweight champion Ben- Mexico. 8. Brian Curvis, Wales. Bantamweight:"" Champion ny (Kid) Paret of Cuba last 9. Gomeo Brennan,- Bahamas. 10. none, title vacant. John Rudometkin, Southern Calif. 6-6 Jr. Santa Maria, Calif. Saturday, yesterday earned the Chariey Scott, Philadelphia. John Haviicek, Ohio State 6-5 Jr. Lansing, Ohio Mexican "Fighter of the Month' lightweight:' Champion, Joe Tie 1. Eder Jofre, NBA cham- pion, Braril. Tie 1. Alphonse Larry Siegfried, Ohio State 6-4 Sr. Shelby, Ohio honors from Ring Magazine. Brown, Baton Rouge, La. Halimi, France. 3. Freddie Gil- 1. Dave Chamley, England. 2. Aggressive Gaspar also re- roy, Ireland. 4. Piero Roilo, HONORABLE MENTION gained a berth in Hie welter- Carlos Ortiz, New York. 3. LenItaly 5. Joe Medel, Mexico. 6 weight divisions top 10 in theMatthews, Philadelphia. 4. Carlos Kenji Yonekura, Japan. 7. LeoDave Debusschere, Detrq.it. Len Chapped, Wake Forest. Rod Thorn, Wett Virginia. monthly ring ratings released Hernandez, Venezuela. 5. Doug Espinosa^ Philippines. 8. Elroy Tom Chilton, East Tennessee. Wayne Hightower, Kansas. Don Nelson, Iowa. Jerry Vaillant, Cuba. 6. Flash Elorde, today. Moved in and out virtu- Sanchez. Mexico. 9. Hector Gravel, Mississippi State. Tom Meschery, St. Mary's (Calif). John Turner, Louiiville. ally every month depending on Junior Lightweight Champion, Hicks. Panama. 10. Jose Lopez, the outcome of his many bouts PhiUipines. 7. Kenny Lane, Mus- Mexico. Fred Crawford, St. Bonaventure. Jeff Cohen, William and Mary. Chris Smith, Virginia Ortega was rated seventh thi!! kegon, Mich. 8. Giordano Cam- Tech. Don Kojii, Marquette, Larry Comley, Kansas State. Gary Phillips, Houston. month. He takes the place of pari, Italy. 9. Eddie Perkins, Flyweight: Champion, Pone Denny Moyer of Portland, Ore. Chicago. 10. Solomon Boysaw, Kingpetch, Thailand. . Carrol Broussard, Texas A&M. Whitey Martin, St. Bonaventure. Cedric Price, Kansas who has grown to a middle- Cleveland. 1. Sadao Yaoita, Japan. 2 State. Paul Hogue, Cincinnati. Jack Foley, Holy Cross. Mel Nowell, Ohio State. weight. Moyer was ranked 10th Featherweight: Champion Johnny Caldwell, Ireland. 3. John Egan, Providence. Jim (Gut) Guy don, Drake. Charlie Warren, Oregon. Howie in the heavier division. Davey Moore, Springfield, Ohio. Mimun Ben Alt. Spain. 4. Ramon 1. Gracieux Lantperti, France. Arias, Venezuela. 5. Pascual Carl, DePaul. Bill Bridges, Kansas. Dick Hickoxx Miami (Fla). Billy Lickert, Kentucky. In the light heavyweight class, Perez, Argentina. 6. Mitsunori Bill Green, Colorado State Univ. John Tidwell, Michigan. Jack Egan, St. Josephs (Pal Harold Johnson, Hie NBA rec-2. Sugar Ramos, Cuba. 3. Sergio Caprari. Italy. 4. Rafiu King, Ni- Seki, Japan. 7. Rlsto Luukkonen, Henry Whitneyzn, (owa State. Bill McClintock, California. Bruce Drysdale, Temple. ogniied champion, was made thi geria. 5. Ray Nobile, Italy. 6. Finland. 8. Edmundo Esparza, No. 1 contender again. Italy' Mexico. 9. Hiram Bacallao, Dave Fedor, Florida State. Jim, Hadnot, Providence. Bill Depp, Vanderbilt. Del Ray Giulio Rinaldi retained second Terry Spinks, England. 7. Juan Ramirez, Mexico. 8. Howard Cuba. 10. Carlos • Rodriguez, Ar-Mounts, Texas Tech. Al Butler, Niagara. Lou Merchant, Florida. Charles Henke, Mis- place but Scotland's Chic Calder- gentina. wood was drooped from first to Winstone, Wales. 9. Danny Val- souri. George Nattin, Louisiana State. Harold Hudgens, Texas Tech. Pete Wiesen- third. Ring recognizes Archl hahn, Cincinnati. Ron Heller, Wichita. • Moore as champion. Nigeria's Dick Tiger was pro- moted from fifth to fourth among Glen Rock, Wayne, Mountain the middlewelghts, changing Winfield to Swim in TwoLakes, Caldwell, St. Aloysius AL COHILL places with inactive Joey Giam- (Jersey City), Pompton Lakes bra of Buffalo, N. Y. Newton, Morristown, ~ Newark mouth star scored 684 points in • FORT MONNIOUTH — Fort The ratings: Events in NJSIAA Meet West Side, North Plainfield, Pis- Monmouth'i high scoring basket- 42 contests. He's the team's lead Heavyweights: Champion cataway, Millburn, Wood-Ridge, ball star. Al Cohill, 23-year-old ing scorer this year in steering Floyd Patterson, New York. Livingston, Merchantville, Ocean guard from Springfield, Ohio, who Monmouth to a 20-10 record. Al TRENTON — Dave Winfield a Dickinson (Jersey City), Ridge- City, Moorsetown, Red Bank, tallied abnost 1,300 points in missed five of these games be- 1. Sonny Llston, Philadelphia junior, will represent Red Bank wood, Westfield, West Orange, Dayton Regional (Springfield) leaa than two seasons with the cause of a sprained ankle but 2. Tngemar Johansson, Sweden. High School in the 39th annual Trenton, Fair Lawn, Atlantic Passaic Valley Regional (Little Army Slgnaleer cagers, receives registered 577 points. This gives 3. Eddie Machen, Portland, Ore. swimming championships of the City, Montclair, Snyder (Jersey Falls) and Bernards. his discharge from military serv- him a total of 1,261 points in 674. Zora Folley, Chandler, Ariz. New Jersey State Interscholastic|City), P1 a i n f i e 1 d , Colum »il_i_(:_ a__l__ -_;_:.°i £_, Od.lii&..l.-. . dkl Ll» * /HAAHIH*,IAKJ^ \\t — _ ~_~ _'_!_:_ Ice this week. tilts for an 18.8 per-game-aver- 5. Henry Cooper, England. 6. Athletic= Association SaturdayB at bia (Maplewood), Weequahic Watch Your Step returned to age. Mike DeJohn, Syracuse, N. Y.. the Princeton University pool. (Newark), Paterson Eastslde, Se- Tjbe loss of the Signaleer ace 7. Alex Miteff, Argentina. 8. the races this winter at Hlaleah comes at ajCTritical time. The The two scorers ahead of Cohill Winfield will enter the 50-yard ton Hall (South Orange), St. Peafte- r treatment at Ohio Uni- Signalmen hSveJfour tilts left on George Chuvalb, Toronto, Can- and 200-yard free-style events. ter's (Jersey City), Nutley, As- are Arnie Melloy of Long Island, ada. 9. Robert Cleroux, Montreal, bury Park and Irvington. versity with radio active cobalt. the schedule before entering the and the ex-Fordham star, Fred Canada. 10. Tom McNeeley, Ar- Winfield also is a runner. During The horse was believed to have rugged competition in the annual Christ. Melloy hit for 2,002 points lington, Mass. the cross country season h e was Division B' entries are: cancer of tho bone. First Army Tournament. hut- this was .over six seasons the No. 1 man for the Bucs Light heavyweight: Champion Robert Bfederibefg iil Salem Cohill, a Signaleer co-captain, and a 9.4 game average. Christ Archie Moore, San Diego, Cfclif. played two years at Findlay Col- played at Monmouth 1352-54 and County Regional YMCA, Pennsl j lege in Ohio, before beginning totaled 1,428 points in his two 1. Harold Johnson. NBA cham- Grove, will serve as meet direc- his two-year Army hitch. He iscampaigns for a 15.2 average. pion, Philadelphia. 2. Giulio Rin- tor. undecided where he will finish Cohill will play AAU basketball aldl, Italy. 3. Chic Calderwood, The meet will be conducted in , his college education, in which he for a Springfield (Ohio) team the Scotland. 4. Erich Schoeppner, two divisions. Group IV and Pa Germany. 5. Doug Jones, New rochial 'A' high schools will com- is majoring In business educa- rest of this year. The Monmouth York. 6. Willie Pastrano. Miami tion and physical education as aathlete also played shortstop for pete in Division A, while Groups; WHEN YOU BUY IT... Beach. Fla. 7. Jesse Bowdry, St. t, II, III and Parochial 'B' andj,s minor. the Signaleer baseball team last Louis. 8. Bobo Olson, Portland, Cohill ranks as the third highest season; 'C high schools form Division B | , Ore. 9. Mike Holt, South Africa. The diving preliminaries begin • scorer in Fort Monmouth history.' Cohill took his Army basic 10. Lennert Risberg, Sweden. However, his points per-game training at Fort Hood, Tex., and at 10 a.m., while all swimming average is better. Middleweight: Champion, Paul heats commence at 1:30 p.m. All, then went to radio school at Fort Pender, Brookline, Mass. diving finals and: swimming final In pacing the Signaleers to a Knox, Kentucky, before reporting 1. Gene Fullmer, NBA cham- events start at 7 p.m. AS YOU USE IT. 27-17 record last year, the Mon-to Fort Monmouth. pion, West Jordan, Utah. 2. "Medals emblematic of the in- Sugar Ray Robinson. New York terscholastic championship of the 3. Gustav Scholz, Germany. 4 NJSIAA will be awarded to the FRANK PORTER'S Dick Tiger, Nigeria. 5. Joey EYE EXERCISE — Two Cincinnati rslief pitchers, Jim first, second, and third place Giambra, Buffalo, N. Y. 6 Hank Broinam, canter, and Bill Henry, right, sharpen their finishers in each event. A team RED BANK TIRE CO. Casey, Richmond, Calif. 7. Terry batting eyes by indulging in some ileeet shooting at the championship trophy will be U. S. Royal Air Ride Open Monday to Saturday Downes, England.' 8. Florentlno awarded to the winning schoo 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Fernandez, Cuba. 9. Joey Giar- Reds' Tampa, Fla., spring training camp. Their instruc- squad in each division. SHREWSBURY AVE. dello, Philadelphia. 10. Denny tor it Johnny Hughes of Columbui, Ohio. Entered in Division 'A' are 3 5 SHREWSBURY Moyer,'Portland, Ore. • . 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His re- ning of the $46,300 Black Helen running horse today and (he race bar is raised to 7-1 or ^^'l1 These face indoor meetings in Madison marks were translated by an in- Handicap for fillies and mares worked out perfectly." are practice heights for me. I'mSquare Garden here. terpreter. "After all, I had been tt Hlaleah yesterday as Mrs. v Walter Blum, on Teacation, confident at" them." in a lot of competitions bafore." Mary Kebn's Florida bred hope, said "no' trouble. We. didn't have They meet again for the third This was Valery Brumel, Rus- Indian Maid, finished third. a straw In our path, clear sail- time in the Knights of Columbus Brumel is not a youngster to a's whiz-kid high jumper, talk- games tomorrow. Then Brumel mince words. Nor does he have Be Cautious covered the mile Ing, all the way/1" thought she ran as good or better than I ing today. and the rest of the Russian any false modesty in his makeup. and one eighth over a fast track thought she would." At 18, he already has leaped track team heads home. He's good and he knows it. But In 1:504/5 and finished three 7-feet, i'/j inches, higher than "I wasn't too nervous when I he doesn't brag. It's all very parts of a length ahead of Fred Herbert Hlnojosa, on Indian anyone in history. He also has arrived for the first meet here matter-of-fact. W. Hooper's Teacation.Teacation Maid, also said his horse had no For example: was a neck In front of Indian excuses. "She ran a good race Maid, who in turn was two andand just got a little tired," he "I was only eighth in the 1959 three-quarters lengths in front of said. Bruce Heath Paces Tigers Spartakiad (Russia's Olympic- the well-regarded Make Sail, the Today's handle was $1,691,343, sized athletic festival) with a Cain Hoy Stable hope. 6-5 jump. But I wasn't nervous Over Allentown With 35 then, either. No one knew who I The winner paid $19.30, $9.60 was and I had everything to and $4.70. Teacation paid $17.20 O'Connell Joins FREEHOLD — Bruce Heath's [every period. In the first quarter gain and nothing to lose. I didn't and $$.90, and "Indian Maid re- one-man'scoring show last night | he tossed in 10 of the 14 points, get shot at just because I was turned $2.70 to show. Make Sail carried Atlantic Highlands High with four field goals and a> pair eighth." went to the post the 9-5 favorite. Monmputh SWINGS AWAY—Stan Mgsial, holder of more batting records than any other ac- School to its first victory in theof fouls, He scored nine of the 17 How does it feel to be a world., Teacation went into the lead at NJSIAA basketball tournament'; in the second quarter with three athletic celebrity at 18? the start and held the advantage tive player, it ihown in the batting cage during spring training teuton of the St. with a 56 53 squeaker over Allen- deuces and a trio of fouls. An- Phys Ed StaH town, of Upper Freehold' Town- "Well," he said seriously (he to the three-quarter mark when Lou!* Cardinal! at St. Petersburg, Fla. Muiial started his 19th season at a Redbird other three baskets and two rarely smiles, although he's a. < Be Cautious began to edge up. ship, on Freehold Regional's fquls were scored in the third, FORT MONMOUTH — Vincent with the session. (APWirephoto) court. handsome youngster), "It didn't Indian Maid had run second to G. O'Connell, sports-director at and then he repeated with the change it much. But on the other same amount of points In the fi- . the three-quarter mark, and forFort Monmouth the past three The ball game was knotted up hand, it didn't make my life at 53-53 in the last 30 seconds. nal period. • brief moment in the stretch years, left yesterday to Join the any easier. I'd say I probably led by a head. Be Cautious was faculty staff of Monmouth Col- Then it was Heath who pulled out Allentown proved to be a tough the victory. Atlantic picked off a work harder now than I ever away fifth, moved up to third at lege in West Long Branch. Beau Jack, Ex-Ring Star, Back foe for Coach Roxy Finn's Ti- rebound after a foul shot and did. the half mark and stayed there gers. The Red Birds took the O'Connell, 31, who majored In worked the ball into Heath, who "I think they began noticing me until the stretch when Jockey physical education at Boston Uni- margin at the end of the first pe- n Moscow last year. It was hit with a one-hander and wasriod, 16-14. At the half the score Robert Ussery brought her up toversity will teach this subject and around March that I started beat- fouled on the play. Heath also was 32-31 with Allentown leading the front. Shining Shoes for a Living ing Shavlakadze (Robert Shav- hygiene in his new position. connected with the conversion after the Tigers took a point The victory was worth $30,095 for the 56-53 count. edfie, 17-16. lakadze, the Olympic cham- to Roebliog and brought the By Walter L. Johns pion) regularly." Heath carried the Tigers in The second half was as tough BrittsMned Be Cautious' earn- MIAMI BEACH, Fla. — You, But it won't go to hes head. :an take it for whaMt's worth, ,s the first. Atlantic picked up a ings In this country to S77.940. hree-point margin in the third "You know," laughed Leonid Indian Maid was the on)" 196 lut the shoe" shine boy at the Khomenkov, chief of the Russian Fontainebleau hotel here picks hich was the final advantage, stakes winner entered, and car- Whitmore's tlantic had a 15-12 advantage In AAU, who is chaperoning the ried top weight of 123 pounds Floyd Patterson to kayo Inge- Soviet athletes, "I have a say- mar Johansson in six rounds in he third and a 10-9 margin in Be Cautious was asigned 118. he fourth chapter. ing where Valery is concerned Royal Mative, who had drawn their third time-around heavy Vanessa's Boy that when his nose goes up the top weight of 124, did not start title bout here March 13. Heath was the only Tiger In bar goes down. When he keeps double figures with his 35 points. because of a recent setback In A shoe shine boy's status his nose down, the bar goes up." wouldn'ttbe much of a qualifier, Wins at Bowie He scored with 13 field goals and training. ine fouls. Next high for Atlantic "Now," continued the C-l, 171- A crowd of 18,035 watched ttie jerhaps, but this one is-Beau BOWIE TOWNSHIP, Md. tack, the rags-to-riches-to-rags •as Tucker O'Keefe with seven pound Brumel, "I have to prac- race under cloudy skies. Frank C. Whitmore's Vanessa's 'ormer lightweight champion joints. Kevin McQuillon was high tice about four times a week. I Calumet Farm's Prince's Gate, who should rank as some sort Boy won the featured Belair 'or Allentown with 20 markers. put in a lot of work. When I'm -attempting to run out rounding if authority along the fight row. Purse here»at Bowie race track Two other Birds had double col practijsing, I raise the bar and the second turn suffered a deep Condition is the secret of all yesterday. umn figures. Gary Hartshorm the coach measures it.' cut on her right foreleg and came boxing," Beau told us as he Vanessa's Boy ran the six fur-scored 12, and Don Diefenbach Right now, he is worried about home slightly lame, finishing whipped through a slick shoe longs in 1:12 3-5 and paid $10.20, posted 10 tallies. rhising classes in school. Mxth. Prince's Gate w»j Calu- while favored Honey's Tiger fin- shine on our dusty brogans. Atlantic's next opponent in the "When I returned irom a tour met's hope for a record-breaking ished fifth. Larry Adams, riding Central Jersey Group 2 Division of China last year," he raid, "I fifth stakes victory at the Hia- "And," he added, "I've been Honey's Tiger, claimed Vanessa's watching Patterson train and will be Jamesburg, which drew had a lot of school work to make leah meeting. ,_ Boy brushed him at the turn into he is in great condition and that a bye in the pairings. The game up. The same thing probably will Ussery was high In praise of the stretch, but the stewards dis- should win it for him." is scheduled for Middletown happen now. I'm up at 7 in the Be Cautious' performance. allowed the cairn. Township High School tomorrow "I was told to keep her off the . Vincent G. •O'Connell morning when I'm home and WHEN I WAS BOXING," said Apprentice Jockey Charlie Bo- at 8 p.m. don't get to bed until midnight. land, who was up on Vanessa's At. Hldl. 151) Allrntomi (53) A native of West Roxbury, Beau, "I always worked hard to O P 1 It takes me about an hour to get Mass., a Boston suburb, the new Boy, for the second straight day Hartahorm 3 6 1 stay in shape. Patterson works Hockhfll 1 O : to and from school. And I have Monmouth College teacher with even harder than I did. I've never rode three winners at Bowie, Reynold • Oil to take some time to eat." 8 Coaches Revise his wife Joan, and two daughters Boland, a 21-year-old rider from McQullton 7 9 20 seen a fighter in such fine shape." DWrnbtcti 2 6 1' How about Thomas? Jo Anne 4, and Kathy 3, are Quebe" also won with Lisduff Czarneckl 0 Wslker 4 0 1 Now weighing 160 pounds. Beau "Last week, he didn't have Pitching Plans residents at 205 Whalepond Rd. still looks like he could go in there ($23.80) in the second, and Pet- Oakhurst. kens ($11.60) in (he fourth. enough clearance going over the himself and rattle the fists. He Atlantic Highlands 1) It 15 10—86 bar," Brumel noted. "I think he . MESA, Ariz. (AP) - The Chi-) The former post sports director can't, of course, for Beau now is Whitmore resides at V Branch ..1« 18 12 9-83 Olflclals—Wolle t Emll. might have been nervous." cago Cubs' braintrust of eight entered Boston University in 1949, years old, has been having Ave., Red Bank. N. J. coaches revised its preliminary He returned to college after serv- some trouble with his eyes—he pitching plans yesterday for the ing thee years in the Marines, wears glasses—and says that his Holiday Beagle Club March II exhibition season open- including duty in Korea. interest now is in training two er against the Boston Red Sox. Graduating from Boston U. in young fighters and in watching Scheduled Field Trial Coaches Elvin Tappe, .'oremost '55, O'Connell came to Fort Mon the progress of others. He called A NEW FORD OR OTHER candidate for selection as head Cus D'Amnto, manager of heavyweight champion Floyd Patter- MARLBORO - The Holida; mouth in the position of intra- t quits in 1949. Beagle Club will hold a sane FINE CARS AND TRUCKS 'coach, and Goldie Holt, the Beau Is a sort of celebrity son spots Beau Jack shining shoes in the hotel barber shop mural athletic director. and, refusing to let Jack touch his brogans, insists instead on tioned field trial here Sunday oi pitchers' tutor, said righthanders In the meantime, he resumed around this famed hostelry and PHIL WALDMAN'S B* Anderson, Don Cardwell, shining Beau's shoes — which he promptly does. the club's grounds. his college studies and received he will talk about his days of Moe Drabowsky, Dick Drott and There will be 13-inch and 19 GULF glory without indicating an; Glen Hobbie would work at least his Masters degree from Rutgers inch classes. SEHVICl STATION three more 20-minute stints at University in 1958. Next year hi hurts. Judging the trial will be Erni Av*. I W. hwt St. will resume studies for his Doc This is a man who started a Jensefi Starts batting practice before making Jim Lemon Prisco, Gloucester Heights; Rob Dtdy and Sam. 7 A. M. - II P. M. their exhibition debuts. tor's degree, also at Rutgers. <—fcTshoe-shine boy at the Augusta ert Barback, New Brunswick; W O'Connell was a tackle on tin National Country Club in Geor- Comeback Today Hobbie was the Cubs' leading H. Cagle, Neptune, and William CALL SH 7-0308 Terriers '49 freshman footba gia and fought battle royals to Is Still Todd, Boothwyn, Pa. pitcher last season with IS vic- get attention. SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - tories in 36 decisions. Anderson team. He also played one seasoi with the El Toro Marines. Ai Before he put away the glove: Outfielder, Jackie Jensen will start finished with 9-11 and Cardwel his comeback after a one-year A Holdout S-14. Boston Latin High School hi he had had 128 bouts, won 96 ol played three years of football. them, won and lost the world retirement when he , reports to ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Out- Drott and Drabowsky, who title twice and made, according start Sp; ing training with the fielder Jim Lemon and pitcher NATIONWIDE 7Jre$f0t1* SAFETY SERVICE were freshman sensations for the He also was head coach of th Red S"\\ 57 Fort Monmouth football team, to his own admission, $12 million Jack Kralick became bonafide Cubs In 1957, slumped off to un Jensen, ".ho drove in 667 runsholdouts yesterday as the Min- impressive records a year ago. in the ring. This is the same boy whoin the six years preceding his nesota Twins went through their Before and after assignment to brief retirement, arrived last Houston, Drabowsky was 3-1 and once drew a purse of $48,000 for first scheduled full squad work- Little Leaguers his best take and, with Bob night, only a few pounds over ut. Drott was winless while losing his onetime playing weight. MORE THAN JUST sjx games. Montgomery, sold something Kralick, a 24-year-old southpaw like $38 million in bonds.during Also expected to be In uniform with an 8-6 record at Washing- Holt said he was confident any Meet in Raritan a war-time boxing series. for the first time today were' ton last year, now is eight days one of these five was ready to RARITAN TOWNSHIP — TIK The Beau says he's always Pete Rurlnels, the American late in reporting. Lemon, a 31- pitch at least six innings right "call" has been sounded for Li League batting champion, third now, but added, "We want to been a shoeshine boy at heart, year-old outfielder who led the BRAKE SERVICE! tie Leaguers as plans for tin just loves it and has no regrets baseman Frank Malzone, outfield' former Senators with 38 homers.! make sure, and the added work new season got urdcr way at ers Carroll Hardy and Pete Jer- win turn the trick." If you' can believe it, Beau and 100 runs batted in during meeting of officials and coache: says that "when I was fighting, nigan, and infieiders Pumpsie 1960, is only one day overdue. in the Ei-Moe-Ki Hall, Wesi money wasn't everything. I had ireen and Billy Harrell. . Club President Calvin Griffith Keansburg, recently. Vemon W more enjoyment out of it than plans to contact both at their ARE YOU READY Manning is chairman. that . . . the nice people I mel homes to continue negotiations. Due to the constantly increas- and the crowd cheering for meBilly Goodman Also missing from Wcdnes FOR...SNOW ing needs and demands upon thi to come b4ck"'fof another fight.1 day's drill were Camilo Pascual, organization, it was decided t< I make a nice living doing Signs '61 Pact ace righthander of the Twins form a corporation which will be this," Beau said, "and many old known as "Township of Raritai SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) —Billy pitching staff, shortstop Jose friends look me ,up. I shine to 12 Baseball League, Inc. Goodman, 33-year-old utility in- Valdivielso and pitcher Pedro something like 45 pairs of shoes Legal proceedings have been fielder, signed his 1961 Chicago Ramos. All three are en route a day and I get good tips.' started. White Sox contract' yesterday. from Cuba via Mexico City. Beaii admitted that he has re 1 That left the club with only Managers and coaches for I ceived as high as $20 for a tip. Pascual and Valdivielso also teams greeted the new seasoi pitchers Bob Shaw and Turk are unsigned but Griffith doesn't I'm not sorry about a Check ana with high hopes for a successful Lown in tiie holdout class. regard them as holdouts believ- ~,ec- Headlights Prepare NOW With A thing that's happened and T,qmen Fan Bells z:• P-cper Aim season. Future plans include ac don't know where all my monej Pitcher Winston Brown, drafted ing they'll sign as soon as they quisition of land for an "official went. I know that anytime from the Milwaukee organiza- arrive in camp. league home field." MEYER Snow Plow have a bottle of milk and fion last November, arrived from First baseman Harmon Kille- Mr. Manning-announced a 10th breaks, it's gone. You can't bring Panama in time to take part in brew came to terms in time to team has been added this yea: a three hour workout. Still absent and a Jeep Truck it back." participate in yesterday's cession which will be known as th, from camp are varsity members and limped off the field three Cardinals. "Recruitment of span Beau works every day here Avoid Accidents Caused By Neglecting and says he sends money homi Minnie Minoso, Juan Pizzaro, hours later with blisters on both Clear snow quickly from sors for both major and farm Jim Landis and Camilo Carreon. feet. Outfielders Lenny Green teams is.under way. to his folks, who live on a 40 Your Car. Let Us Bring Your Brakes driveways, service arras acre farm in Augusta. Hi All but Pizarro had permission to and Pete Wbisenant, and third Organizations or local busines: and parking lots with a family now totals 13 children, report late. baseman Reno Bertnla also men wishing to become sponsor signed before the mid-morning and Front-End Back to "New Car" Safety 4-Wheel-Drive 'Jeep- are urged.to contact Mr. Mann the oldest being twins, Donali Truck—with snowbladc. and Ronald. Danny Murtaugh Eased workout. ing, 5 Parkview Dr,, or Franc Rookie shortstop Zoilo Ver- The extra traction of Ludwig. 57 Hazlet Ave., Hazlel Pirates' Training salles was the first Cuban to ar- 4-wheel drive, plus full The official "call-out" date fo FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) —rive. control of the blade, with all boys interested in trying ou Lopez Signs Manager Danny Murtaugh for the various teams will b eased the Spring training paco, of Meyer Electrolift, gives Saturday March 18. The time an Slugger Killchrew . maximum efficiency. places will be announced latei Yank Contract the Pittsburgh Pirates yesterday limiting activity to a light two- Inks '61 Contract Adult umpire applications wil ST. PETERSBURG. Fla., (AP. WIUTt .witfl Urpit ulm It hour workout. tl ftln uhlilit be accepted at this time. Mi — Outfielder Hector Lopez signed ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - The Murtaugh remarked that the Come In for a demonstration today Manning urges interested town his New York Yankee contrac Minnesota Twins of the American ship residents to volunteer thei yesterday as the American squad had been workin" hard League signed Harmon Kille- Monmouth services in any capacity. A: League champions opened full- and deserved a rest. fTie first brew, their slugging lnfielder, workers are invited to attend th, scale Spring training with all 33intra-squad game will be held and tliree other players yester Motors next meeting March 6. • . men In uniform. today. day. The Twins now have signed Lopez signed for {20,000, an in 28 of their 32 players. WHEEL BALANCE (All A Wheels) l • Liberty 2-2414 ENITEO MONDAY NITE Jim Brown, North Carolin crease of $4,000. W Killebrew, wlio hit 31 homers BONUS Hwy. #35, Eatentown Atlantic Highlands Eaio 4!> with Every $12.95 Safety Service Job I trackman, is a transfer stud™ A crowd of about 1,500 camBrite'a Cleantra .„ _.4H and batted .276 last year, was (1 mi. N. Eatontown Circle) From Southern Methodist. out in sunny, 80-degree weathe: Cnttmrn Loiinno 4fi 23 given "a nice raise," said Cal Missile Men 3!> to watch the first workout. Man Movers ...nT'S Griffith, club president. Per cus- ager Ralph Houk announced Plti». A HfMlnj 3J tom, the- salary was not dis- Rl's Oolf SMrs 33 •Speedway there will be no intra-squai Ornnii Pl«7n Pizza 32 closed. THE ALIGNMENT & games but that a simulated gam Popprlt's Horhrnuhiuijl 28 The other signers were out- Rachstailfa Tavern 24'.S 44U would be held March 8 and posComets - 21 r fielders Lenny Green and Pete Proved GENERAL) BRAKE SPECIAL slbly the following day. The Harold's Sunoco „ 19 Whisenant and infielder Reno 600 Berffts: Bill Rescorl - 201. 220. exhibition schedule opens March 1B!1—6OB Bertoia, V TIRE 11. 200 Club: Bill Rfscnr! 220, 201; rion Another arrival! at camp was STORES Tires $O88 Merkrr 524i-, Harry Dwlpht 21R, Joe • OOUUEOT OARTKB, OAMHER. TOEJW In the simulated game, a ful Marchpttl 212. .Ton Oltsko '215. Tim right-handed shortstop 3,0 r f ollr"*" • ADJUST BRAKES • ADJUST 8TEKRINO Whitman 211. Vtr. nontlnn 210. BUI? 1 1 Maple Ave. at White St., • ADD BBAKB FLCrD MOST team will take the field and re-Hodgktss 210, RcRoceer Mr.Krnr.\* 204. Versalles. He checked in from * *" CARS main there until nine outs an n'rtl MMerktk r 202033 . Paul PembrlcPembrlckks Cuba. 8 20.1. Red Bank—SH 7-5700 completed. . "There should be enough mei "York Lareso is the best shoot- Jerry Norton of the St. Louis 1000 Asbury Ave. Asbury Park McMANUS^&.JFISK INC, on base through what amounts er of a basketball I've ever Cardinafs led National Football to three innings to give the field- coached," says North Carolina League punters last season with PR 5-8700 1724 Afbury Av«., Aibury Park KEIIogg 1-2646 ers plenty of work," Houk said. coacn Frank McGuire. I a 45.6 average for 39 punts. APARTMENTS HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE FOR SALE IB—Tnursday, March 2, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER BUSINESS NOTICES BUSINESS NOTICES apartment, uttmies 100 Wallac. 8tr.it. JUd SANDER'S FIX-IT MOWER SERVICE NEW OPENINGS ALTENBURG Bank. Men wanted tar Job opcntnci tn tbreft CONSTABLE ATLANTIC HlaHLANDS — Unfurnished Save 20% to 35% — For $6.95* departments for our 2SLECTRICAL AP< PIANO HOUSE PLIANCE OUTUCT. AUTHORIZES RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES 1. We will Clean and Adjust Carburetor. Permanent poaRlcmB, OrPortunltr lor Rent A Piano lus uiuitlej/cail AT 1-3054, advancement. Ace 10-39. Mull be 11 1 Day .«c line 2. We will Clean Air Filter. ready andand. . willing to fork. CAbL Release of 28 rooms ftlVEK LOCATION - 3tt "O" ' ,•»«';• 811 11011-10199. $12 per Month business couple. NopeU. Unfurnished. S Days Consecutive __ _S2c Line 3. We will Check Ignition System. of Good Used and New KNABE, UASONIUUUN SOHUKB 05 monthly 811 1-0076. 4 Days Consecutive ..... • -We line 4. We will Clean and Adjust Spark Plug. SALARY $104 OAil'ENBUJON. BVBIWT1. BTBUU- pimNlsH&D — Toree rooms, bath, 5 Days Consecutive ___ JJSc Line 5. We will Flush Crankcase and Replace with Heavy-Duty FURNITURE Jtll ties Plrklng, prlvw entrance, Hwy PRESSKR — All around. Apply One Counmau A»e. * Main OI-, *»ourj rk, » Bin,..' peno'n P»'eJ,?d, ?J,f"""" IS Days Consccutlvo _ _Hc Line Oil. OP«D dally mi B eat till 5: SO 8 JJcLloe Hour superamft Cleaners, between 8-12 —For Unpaid Balance and Less— uple. No pets. (72 8" I-'" M Days Consecutive . 6. We will Sharpen and Bajance Blade." noon, located at Atlantic 8uperama PR 5-9301 THREE-ROOM FURNISHED »part- Blind ad* using Tb» Reaistsr's P. O. Bo* 23o extra. Shopping Center, Shrewsbury Ave.. 7. We will Adjust Governor. Shrewsbury. From STORAGE WAREHOUSE ONE TON KRAMER «lr oandllhwlni ment. Call ^ I-JM| , Yearly Contract Rates on Request • Add two dollari for pick up ind detlvtr? 18 OU OVER — Full or part'tlme. evaporator condenser twater saver). • Sol n« Include ilutpenlni re»l tyw mowers. Wo experience necessary. Apply tn per- One five ton Tcnney evaporator cori- FURNISHED APARTMENT - All Utill- aUobnum buertloa Threei tint* son or phone- OS 1.092&. McDonald's Delivery Cost • $5 per load denser. Call AT 1-1709. included. Phoney Rlgbt to classify. «(3!t cr reject any advertisement la reserved SANDER'S FIX-IT SHOP Hamburgers Drive-In, Hwy 35, Middle- IT" DUMONT TABLE MODEL TV, t«5 by Trie iUeiifler. town. OUTFIT NO. 7 Inquire service Department. Eatontown TWO, three-room apartments, complete We will u>t be responsible for errors, units* thej are detscted Car. of 113 Hactdon Avt and -Laurel St.. Shrewsbury SERV1CB STATION ATTENDANT—Ex- TV. Hwy 33, Batrnilnwn. VI 2IH0O. ly redecorated. Heat and water sup- before lbs second Insertion, .BH 74535. perienced. Day ahlft. References. Call - ? pc Modetn Living Rovti) Qrou[ BENDIX WASHER — Oood condition. plied (75 to (85 per month. I"W'"« No cancellations »tu ba accepted ot changes made In advertise, • ft pc Modern Bedroom Outfit jewls St., Katontown. Or call BH 7-3706. menu one hour after receipt at oltlce. sit van. .;- . Will sell for (25. EXPERIENCED BRAKE and align- • 5 pc. Jumbo Dinette ' Call BH 7433». THREE-KOOM > furnlahed apartment, EMPLOYMENT tnent. Excellent opportunity in Perth FLUB — Retrlierator and 8il> ruf THURSDAY BPECIALS—Violins, M.601 ™vaT. entrance and bath. No Pets. DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication BOATS & ACCESSORIES Amboy, Phone VAIley 6-2400. fish tank. 12.50; meat irlnder. J1.25; Adults. U 2-2277 or BH 1-2967. V UNPAID BALANCE >1IT. CLASSIFIED OlSFtAV HELP WANTED-FEMALE MAN with car for one hour morning, German dot Hooltends, 13.50: two-wheel FOUR ROOMS and bath. Hear and hot t:00 All. Dv Belan riUlatUne wltb wool m lu> kdara MARIKE SUPPLIES .faurnoon and Sunday newspaper route. terms: |2 weekly, ft do«ra btke. te.50; ottoman, *7.ft0; oak 4/6 water supplied. Near buses, church and Everything For The Boatman. New DENTAL ASSISTANT — Capable girl Call SH 7-2143. bookcase headboard, S8.&0. RUBCIU'S, "hopping. SH74586. -mbUeatliia. Jersey1 • largest marine supply house. or mature woman to sisalat dentist In OUTFIT NO. J2 2i U. Front St. Kvtnrud* R»Ie» *tid Bervir* Ked Bank. Write resume stating are MECHANIC-SALESMAN — Full time. • 0 pc. Early American Sectional icllRNISHED — Three rooraa and ga- Call Classified—SH 1-001O or OS 1-0525 snd experience to "Capable", Box Monmouth Mobile, Shrewsbury Ave., w/[oam cushions BINQER USED MACHINE BAROAIN8 rage, private bath and private entrance, THE BOATMAN'S SHOP Ml, Red Bank. Shrewsbury. SH I-96C2. • S pc. £Tar!y American Bedroom Klectrlo blonde desk model, S39.5O. n beautiful Home- Includes all uttlltleB, Wbarf Ave. Red Bank • 5 pc. Round Dinette Singer electric portable. (39.50. Singer Se of washer Ideal for military couplt. NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SH 1-ST60, SLIPCOVER OPERATOR — Must be CONSTRUCTION MEN—Leading swim- fully automatlo 319 model, portable, Avalliwi March 4, (100 month. CA 2- fully experienced. Call Decorator* ming pool builder prefers men with PLUS — Cabinet and Rugs SU9.50. Singer electric console, $11.50. Dial SH 11111-111110 Open Sum!ays and Holidays Workroom, SH 1-2735. ounita experience, but not necessary. UNPAID BALANCE 1377. Singer zlg-zar 20S model portable, 4595. 9 A.M. — 1 P.M. Come /or interview Friday momlng 199.DO Walnut electric condole. $29.30. ifoUR-KOOM APARTMENT partly fur- Caiit on prlvmu telephone* »re toll-tree to O3 1-0533 tram th« PAYROLL CLKKK-rExperienced. Some Highway 35, Eatontown, next to Chaffin terms: It weekly, 93 -dowm Singer Sewing Center nished Very nice. In Middletown. Chl>- llowinf «u.Uoa»: LOwell «. CCIfa* 4. 7S7 fKeetna&ur*) WHJloer 4. INSURANCE -Marine, outboard-aU pfece work rates, ability to type, fringe Real Estate Agency. _____ 6a Broad Street, Red Bank Sren Invite?. C.B Dorothy ewaru 787. C*ft» on prtvau telephones Ait tolMre* to SB 1-0010 from U» forms. Rolstofl Waterbury. Realtor, benefits. Canterbury Knitters. Ltd.. Lo- since l»a 18 W Front St.. 811 7-3MO. cust St.. Keyport. OUTFIT NO. 16 BH 7-3800 2703 after 3 p.m. t natloat: ATimtlc HlgniaDfli 1, CApu»l 2 and 9. Liberty 2. • ? pc. Danish Living Room HOUSE SHUTTERS — 50 cents up: fiHlEE-ROdil unfurnished »fartnienl hlindi 3, OS&orn* i. RUmaon U BEa Briibl X and SHadjsldt 1 JABIN CRUISER 18", 60 h.p. Evlnrude. EXPERIENCED HOSTESS WANTED — HELP WANTED-Male - Female Picture frames, etc. Antique Shop, 117 ™u, bath. Heat. ««« swplled. Prl- T. electric atart, all «qulpmen^ Can b«Apply tn person Howard Johnson Res- • 7 pc. Danish Bedroom Main 8t. inext Port Monmouth fire vate entrance. Call 8» MWt financed 787 639S. taurant, liwy. 35, Middletown. • & pc. Bronzclone Dinette house). BARGAIN — Any boat you want to PART TIME PLUS — Television and Cabinet TWO-PIECE living room suite with AUTOS AND TRUCKS own. Low beak rates, financing ur- 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. UNPAID BALANCE J38G. slipcovers, $50: two matching ent1 ANNOUNCEMENTS rangementa completed tn ona call at Promotion campaign. Pleasant work. DIAMOND Red Bank. any of our office*. THE MONMOUTH No selling. Gootl salary and bonui terms: U w«ekly, 45 down tables, coffee table, mahogany, 125 UNFURNISHED — Three rooms, oath. LOST AND FOUND FORD-15M CITSTOMUNE COUNT* NATIONAL BANK. SH 1 Car neceasary. SH ,7-3399. 9 to 4. AND gray wool run;, approximate size full ™rV good location. BH 7-0591. or BH Two-tone, green and whit*; two-dooi 1000. Living Rooms with pad, 130; maple kitchen set, In I/JSr — While d°S with brown eara. Good condition. New tire*. Heater, Auto DENTAL ASSISTANT — Wpdnesdy, laid top, glass fitted top with pad, CO. 1-2173. Huatin* ow cost RU 11863. NORQE WABHERDRYER — Three sembling Labrador Retriever. In vl- mile a, good condition. Call KEY PUNCH OPERATOR — IBM years old. Used one year, cost (450 LONO BRANCH - -Unfurnished three Clntty of Port Monmouth. 7S7-51&8. CO 4*156 Salary $43. Call SH 7-3300 (or appoint SALESMEN will sacrifice. (05. CA 3-0241. rooms, tile, batb. Yearly. CA MST7. LOST — Gretne Ave., Bclford area. 1961 DODGE Lancer station wagon, twe CRUISERS, INC. 1961 meat. THRIFT WAREHOUSE GE AUTOMATIC WASHER — A-l conWeekends or alter 5. Lan Saturday. Siamese cat. Beige weeks old. lave $350, light green, push LAPSTRAKE SKIFFS GENERAL MAID— Full lime for house- AND dltlon, 975; OE garbage disposal, FA 90THREEROOM FURNISHED apart- button. OS 1-1358. 1 JU8 h.p. . Johnsoonson 11.090955 22 East Front Street ment. heat and hot water, (65 month. with brown face, leps. tall. Monday to !«• • t•o• h.p. Johnso" ' n _»i,r~ hold In Ruraaon. Preferably sleep In. In box, (40; 1 h-p. electric motor. (25; rM &-S. BH 1-3200, evenlngi and 1958 COLONY PARK MERCURY nln 395 Two teenage girla. two adults. Near Keyport, N. J. *i h.p. electric motor. (20: dinette set, 23 W Illam St.. Red Bank. BH 7-5278. 787-O124. Mrs. Oper. 1TV4' to h-p. Johnaon electric J1.B95 "•us line. RU J-1339. (20: four-burner apartment size gas passenger station wagon, $1200. Call 501 13 h.p. Johnson electric »2,«95 »' SALESWOMEN stove. $20; 5" blacksmith vise, (10. $30 MONTHLY — Two roomi and ^. alter 6. AT 1-1752. RN — Full or part-time. Llve-ln, It for appointmeqt dial CO 4-3022 HI 31231. Call after 5 or Saturday, kitchen. All uttllti". ^rnlihed. to VAN DEMAN'S desired. For appointment call Gibson working mother wllh chUd. WU1 mind 1951 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM Sunday. child while mother worHs (or amatt ad- AUTOMOTIVE Four-door *175. PLEABURE BAX MARINA 6-6O00. To Work Jn-Store STORE HOURS: Monday thru :T 540 Patten Ave. - Long Branch TV*^-"*T6 ~Zenlth, 12!4" OE. "Both ditional lee. Phone CA frl5T3 AUTOS AND TRUCKS Call SH 1-7719. WOMAN for cleaning and Ironing, Mon- EXPERIENCE NECESSARY. Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M console. (40 each. Call after 5 p.m. 1955 RAMBLER SEDAN motor ovt; 18' SPEEDBOAT—1858 Chris Craft en- days and Fridays, 10-5, Fair Haven, 8H 1-3265 TWO ROOMB lurnlshM or unfurnlshsd. VALUE — QUALITY — SERVICE gine. I3O0. Inquire I* West Highland near bus. References desired. Write GOOD SALARY, PLUS Kitchen. Qood seclUon. 23 South St. hauled, standard traniralaaion. Perfec Ave., Atlantic Highlands. . H.W.", Box 511. Red Bank. Thursday & Friday evenings KITCHEN CABINET DISPLAYS lied Bank. SI! !-™«l. XK7 CHRYSLER Imperial four-door running; condition. ApplVgaies Garaee COMMISSIONS. EXCELLENT Real buy. Bring in your room dimen- Corner Avenue D and LeonardvlUi SAILBOAT — Fiberglass, cat-rigged, WOMAN PART-TIME counter work and til 9:00 PJtf. sions. ATTRACTIVE nicely furnlahed one- hardtop Rd., Leonarda Call AT 1-0563-M. holds six, excellent condition, (500. Calgeneral work In small dry cleaning room elllclrncy apartment convenient 1969 PLYMOUTH lour-door suburbm WORKING . CONDITIONS CROWN KITCHEN CENTER location. SH 1-8394; ISM PLYMOUTH convertible*, standard 1KK OLD3MOB1LE 88 two-door har SH 11631. planL Borqe experience required. Apply MANY BENEFITS. WRITE THURSDAY SPECIALS — Like new Hwy 35 _ Oakhlll Rd., Middletown tranimlsston top. good condition $850. Call ait In person only. Top Hat Cleaner*. Rte. bedroom suite. S129; walnut office desk, 8H 7-2552 ANXIOUS TO GET iteady tenant. IKS PLYMOUTH nln«-paaitog«r subar- 5:30 or weekend• CA 2-2965. USED BOATS 35, Middletown.^ COMPLETE DETAILS TO secretarial type, 159; child's high Three-room apartment (furnlatiea or 21' Chris Craft «1.«S WOMAN FOR COUNTJBK WOKK 'Ana chair, (7.90; three-piece living room UTTUTY TRAILER, converted to low unfurniuhtd). Bull able for ilngla pirion 1X8 PE BOTO four-door hud top IMS JEEP-Opea nek pickup, good 27 Owens 13,095 general work In small dry cleaning "DIAMOND" B0X5II, RED suite, $79: rattan settee, J25; upright bed, very handy for farm. Kids play or couple. No pets. On bui lin» tt mile 1867 CHRYSLER four-door ae4an condition, $$0. 23' Maycralt 51.TOS plant Neat appearance. Apply In per* freezer, like new, »HS, etc RUSCIlTs, swing, like new. Must* sell, best offer north of Red Bank. BH 1-833L lKfl CHRYSLER sedan AT Hltti5«J. SANK. 25 K-. Front St, . takes both. SH 1-4732 evenings. 21' Trojan, New, at cost J3.950 SOD only. Top Hat Cleaners, Rte. 35, EATONTOWN — Pour rooms, bath, 1968 — METROPOLITAN hardtop. Low 23' Cruise-Along S1,7DO Middletown. BABY CARRIAGES —.New, JK.B3, LIVINa ROOM and dining room suit Three Secretaries, 22-35 HO unfurnished, oarage, heat, hot water Maurice Schwartz mileage. Exceptionally clean. Call SH New Owens Crulsert, all models on HOUBEKEEPER — RECTORY, BLEEP strollers, (5.95. Cribs, play yard, mat- formic* kitchen table, twin beds. Ex- supplied. LJ 2.0410 miter 2. 1-7870 afler 7 p. m. dliplar. Hew 2t' Sllrertoo BkiJf., W.2M. IN. ELIZABETH AREA. Attractive woman, 3545, Bales «35 Plstresses. Save at Ked Bank Carrlag* cellent condition, KB 1-0269, New fir Revel Creit. sleapi in. J7.KO. Experienced Gardener S59 Plus Shop, 3 East Front St., Red Bank. ITNFURNraHED — Piv* room*, good i & Sons 1953 MO -2310. 17.000 m.1e». Top condition. Private to appreciate, CMS. 8H72M8 T87-0123 or CO 4-65Z6 60 Broad St. SH 7-0577 Red Dank Opportunity for pleasant, rewarding; -J. Boy's 26" bike. (12. Two-burnei owner. C7W. CO 4-TCH. work with well etlballahed Teal estatft OLD DOLLS, gunv, cut glass, Jewelry. electric plate, (3, Three-burner, (5. 8IiLEONARDO — Three room* and 1954 CORVETTE •— Fully equlppe 295 Kiln EL, Keonaburff. N. 3. HOUSEKEEPER — Sleep In. Experi- Monmouth County books, furniture, 1950 INTERNATIONAL DUMP TRUCK. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of »3 pe; enced, good references. One adult, two office handling residential, commercial 1-1BK. 48 P.m bath. $80 ninthly with uUlttlM.. Call - WOOD — And kindling for •oio, Bastv and Industrial properties. No expert. papers. Oilman. SH 7-1H1. AT 1-2847. 1BW FORD PICKUP TRUCK. month. NO CASH NEEDED. PR 44r menu., attics cleaned. Trees moved. children. Excellent salary. U 2-3C9S. enca necessary. Excellent opportunity — Tab'- models 12" - RCA CO 4-1577. TRUCK — 1958 WC, ¥x ton pickui Cement work. Ucnt hauling. 811 7-1812. COOK — Large household. Kumson- to expand with active organization. MAPLE CRIB — Mattress and high Tele-King, (35 each. Excellent condi- FURNISHED APARTMENT — Very DODGE WAYFARER 1953 two-door «« Ko'1 Bank are». Llve-ln. Phone SH 1 Write giving details to "Active," Box chair, two yean old. (30 for all. Call tion. SII 1-0901. nice. Clean. All new modern kitchen, model A-100, low mHeaffe, encelle FOH TREK WORK, C4O tre* lervtcs. RU 11848. private bath. 95 Herbert Bt, Red Bank. dan. $123. SH 1-MS7. 90 Princeton Ed.. condition, automatic trancmlia'on, torn Topping, trimming, rvmovai. Call LI KB1 611, Red Bant. UNPA1NTED FURNITURE—Cash ant_ Fair Haven. new tires, detachable carrying rack 2-4220 (or tr«» tiUmat**. Full lniurance SALESWOMAN — To sell advertising, BANK TELLERS WANTED — (Male END TABLES—CoIIre table, drum ta- carry Bale. Floor models at half price RED BANK — Three roomi, unfur- 1KS4 FORD CUSTOMUNE — Four Priced for quick sale. Phone M coverage. full time, local position. Call BH 7- or female) — Must be thoroughly ex< ble, mahogany. AU four (35. Two large or less (second floor). Drawers, chests, nished, flrat noor. Heat, hot water sup- rfoor, cood condition. Call 787-3377 after Johnaon. HO 2-1880. Communication perlenced. Write for appointment, table lamps. SIS. Drapes. (S. Boy's 20' book shelves, cabinets, etc. SHELVING plied. Available now. Accessible to products Co,, Inc., Marlboro, INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared TW," Box 511. Red Bank. Bike. (10. LO 6-4859. —1x12 any quantity picked up 14H lctransportation, shopping facUttlei. J75 completely. JSlavscth year fn area. per running ft. Red Bank Lumber, 9 Ber month, suitable for adulta only. 1955 CHEVROLET — Six cylinder Ex- J954 MERCURY — Hardtop, Merc-O- Marcry Trovato, 03 1-1289. COOK WANTED — Good steady lob Wall St.. Red Bank. SH 1-5500. SII 7-0100: Or SH 7-2763. cellent condition. Radio and heater. Oae ilatte, radfo. heaier. One owner. $32$. HELP WANTED-MALE for rfirht person. Ke/erences -needed. PORCH ENCLOSURES Call OS 1-04S3. VIKINO DOCK BU1LDINO. INC TWO ROOM FURNISHED — Lln«n«. owner. Call SH 1-3590. DOCKS •traigtitened. Pilings jetted COLLEGE STUDENTS Avatlablo approximately March 15th. WESTINaHOUSE — Electric range. 1B55 FORD STATION WAGON— Radii Part-time - 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. Call SH 1-4476. LOW PRICES (SO. Bendlx automatic washer, (30. Cal utilities, parking Included. Deitrable IM0 CHEVROLET two-door Bel Airheater, , good rubber, snow tirea. J350. down. BE 2-2898. RU 1-2157. HI 3-1176. nelghbn-hood. Adults. 89 Proapect Ave . automatic transmlaslon, rtdlo, heater, Promotion Campaign. Pleasant work. Jalousie enclosures clv« you an extra SH 1-26&S. ©25. After 8 "p.m. I.U 1-2120. LI 2-4367 after fi:30 p.m. INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared at No selling Good salary and bonus room. Free estimates. FROWN'S, 32 USED TRUMPET — oood playing your home or business by qualifier! Car neceasary. SH 7-33S9, 9 to 4. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female BROAD ET. SH 1-7500. Call Today 1 condition. (45. Call after 5 p.m. THREE ROOMB — TInfurnlahed Utili- ISM CADILLAC Coop* de Villa, full 1B55 DODQB TRUCK — Dua), one tonaccountant Reasonable rates: BH 7-2962. 8H 2-2732. ties supplied. Country setting. River powtr. TAKE OVER PAYMENTS of slake, low mileage, perfect. Seen at Or PR 5-0339. PROGRESSIVE REAL ESTATE com- Plaza, (80. Adults. SII 1-858&. *G3 per month. NO CAfiH NEEDED. Alex Gar>. pfnebrook and Hop* Rd., pany needs the service of one more WILL HELP WITH PAHTIES. dinners. WE BUY AND SELL ANYTHING — THREE PIECE — Living room Bet PR 44997 Salontown. CARPENTER — Paneling, attics, eel- salesmen. The selling season tn rendy or other occasions. Babysitting also, Contents of homes, stores, estates In very good condition. Reasonable FURNISHED APARTMENT — Living lars, kitchens remodeled. Celling block* to itart. Writo "Progreaslve" Box 611,light housekeeping. Call SH 1-8881. cellars attics, China, glassware, an 787-0609. room, bedroom, kitchen, bath. All utili- tlques, art object* and all bric-a-brac ties. Adults $90 monthly. SH 1-1404. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS ipectaUy. LO 0-385L Red Bank. KEUABLS WUMAN wishes to take Ruscll's. 25 Eut Front Bt. SH 11S9XWATER PUMP — Shallow or deep INDIVIDUAL income tax- returns pre- VANTJBD SALESMAN experienced In care of children Is her homo. 1S7 well. & h.p. motor, (23. FOUR ROOMS — Unfurnished. Close pared by craduata accountant, former, floor covering with broadloom and hard M.ple ilva. 311 7-:-_-- baths, $115 month. One year lease, OS truck and power lawn mower. Write BAS3ETT BLOND MAHOGANY bed «ntlra or part contents of homes and 1-2751 or AT 1.3065. _ NOTICE.TO HOME OWNERS— Asphalt giving age, references, and salary dp- SITUATIONS WANTED, Male room set, double dresser with mirror, estates. Furniture, antiques, orients) 1961 1961 paving, driveways, sidewalks, curbing, sired to '-GARDENER" Box Ml. Red chest, paneled lied, new box spring and ruga, paintings, eta FRIEDMAN OAL THRR&TfnrUf — Furnished apart- patloi, cesspools, dry wejla, laterals, Bank. mattress. (175. Call SH 1-73J9. ment. Rt. 38, BeUord. Call renchlng. Back hoe for hire. Fill dirt, ART TIME MULTIUTH 1250 opera- ..BR1ES PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-74*2 OS 1-2000 OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC top soil, sand, gravel. All type mason REAL ESTATE SALESMAN for 'active tor. Xerography. Evenings and week HOTPOINT Refrigerator. « cu. ft WANTED — 20 to 45 h. p. Inboard and carpentry work, New type ceilings. ottlct with good location. Real Estate n\ ftflddlelown. SH 1-3213. open «ve ATTRACTIVE — Fura.Bhwf apartment. issue because results come fas- YOUNG MAN to learn dry cleaning tales minded person. Cal] Ml 3-0100 Ings till 9 p. m. DALMATIAN ( Coach) (In-house pups. First floor, one block from Red Bank trade. Apply in person Top Hat Drive- 9-5 p.m.. or Bft 6-038H after 7 pan. Pure bred, good watch doR. Wonderfu station. Living room, bedroom, kitchen, ter.—Advertisement. Iq Cleaners. Rtc. 35, Middletown. ARTIFICIAL FI.OWTCRS * FOLIAGE petfl lor children. CA 9-1573. dinette, bath, electric washing machine. MOBILE SERVICE STATION for lease 73 VARIETIES DACHSHUNDS — AKC retrMend. ex- Oil heat. Immediate occupancy If de- Front Htrert and Gloftc Court. Red ARRANGEMENTS AT ALL PRICES cellent type, good bone, wonderful tern- sired. Yearly lease. SH 1-O7M. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Hank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest TATE HARDEN A GIFT SHOP rnment. After S weekdays. flH 7- mem. Excellent opportunity. 9-5- call HWY 35 (Opp. Bendlm EATONTOWN NEWI/V decorated apartment. Llvfns; CA 2-6013. after 7 call SH 7-5918. room, bedroom, kitchen and bath Pri- LET-OUT — Muskrat stole, dark brown vate entrance. On Hwy 35, Middletown. ' isle, size 12. OERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, AKC, Couple preferred. Call SH 1-M31. Call SH 1-8134. Champion bloodlines. Wormed, ino MORTGAGES Iated. Black and silvern. BH 1-8309. FURNISHED — Three-room apartment. BAR — 59" long. (50. Excellent condl IDEAL PET — Blach miniature poodl« Attractive, clean, pood location. Near tlon. Formica top, storage space. Cal! pupplei, six weeks old. paper trained center of town. One or two qufet after 5 p.m. OS 1-1840 wormed, champion stock SH 1-4782. adults. No pets. Available March 18th. CASH NOW VELVET ARM CHAIR — Table, mlr SH 1-0761. First, Second. Third Mortgage! AKC DACHSHUND PUPS — Red, ilx Home Improvement Loam *or, tray Oood condition. Reasonable. weeks old, raised with children. Cal . One Day Qcrvlce flH 7.R35T. . . FRIOIDAJRE REFHiaERATOR - 5' COMMERCIAL RENTALS AMERICAN FUNDING S20; Hotpolnt automatic clothes washer, WANTED - Commercial loft for light SHadyslcle 1-4702 120: white bambo drapes, (6; as factory work. Between 4,000-8,000 sq. Our Personal Representative Will sorted Venetian blinds, metal and wood REAL ESTATE FOjR RENT feet Red Bank vicinity. Writ* "Com- Call At Your Hohio (10. Call daytime only, HU 1-1TO1-J. mercial" Box 511, Red Bank. We Say Yes Whers Other* Fall APARTMENTS STAMPS — U.S., U.N, Foreign Mln BTORB FOR RENT nlnc't*. ""ts.. first ,ffly covers, Low FURNISHED - ONE. TWO AND Three prices. BH mil after 5:30. bedroom apartments. Heftt and water On White St. supplied CA 91553 Call flH 7-1100 INSURANCE PIANO — Blx year old mahogany — -let. Best offer over $650. Call RU 1-THREE ROOMS — Unfurnished. For ONE NEW ffTORB LEFT — 1,800 KJ. KOFt RAVINGS, SERVICE, BAKETY refined colored. For further informa- ft. Can be divided. Four already rent- THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS STABILITY AND SIMPLICITY OP tion call SH 1-3375. ed, ample, parking, good area Rte, 36. INSURANCE CALL; BEDROOM — Dining suite*, bureau, 787-2042. •59 CADILLAC Convertible :.. 3495. awn mower, electric sewing machine, APARTMENT — Five-room deluxe jar- '56 JAGUAR MARK VII M Saloon 1095. CROWELL AGENCY hurricane fence, 500', mahogany drum den apartment. Sublet, Immediate oc (More Classified Adi 11 E. Front St.. Ked Bank. SII 1-40.10 table, extension table (llko new), kltch cupancy. Red Bank residential area '60 RENAULT DAUPHNE 995. •"Saving* to poiicyholdem ilnce 1878' en set. BH 1-1884. Inspection by appointment. SH 1-7424. On Hie Next Page)

•60 THUNDERBIRD Hardtop, Full Power 3295. MERCHANDISE •60 FORD Country Squire, Full Power 2895, USED CAR? '60 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop, MOM, PS 2695. FOR SALE '60 FORD Fordor, Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1995. YOU CAN BE SURE '59 MERCURY Montclair Hardtup. Full Power 1795. HAMMOND CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY '59 FORD Galaxie Hardtop, FOM, PS Nice ...1650. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI IF YOU DEAL WITH RUSSELL '59 FORD Fairlane "500" Victoria, FOM, PS 1595. ORGAN STUDIO '59 FORD Fordor Ranch Wagon, Fordomatic 1550. of ASBURY PARK 1959 CADILLAC 60 SPECIAL FLEETWOOD •58 MERCURY Colony Park Station Waoon, MOM PS .1495. Adding Machines—TVnewriteri '58 CHEVROLET "Brookwood" Station Wagon, P-Gl. 1295. All Models on Display Floor Waxing PalnUng and Decorating Antique whits with a luxurious fawn Interic OrlRlnal 14,000 miiea. fully power eiulpppd Including 6-way rower geat, electric vent '57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, PS 1195. HAMMOND EXTRAVOICB I 605 ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters J. TANNAIIILL — Floor willing and CARL B. JONES—Painting and dec- WURUTZER 2 IN 1 WITH •old. rented; repaired. Bsrplco's, 101 Janatorlal Bervlce. Commercial, rest- orating. General contracting. Free window!, nna Owner. •59 STUDEBAKER LARK 2-Dr. Hardtop, Bargain _. 1195. HPEAKKR. MAHOGANY ,.,.'...-, t 625 Monmouth J3L. Red Bank. SH 7-O18A. dentlaL Low rates. 787-71711. estimates. Call all 1-4343. 24 hours. LONO, SMOOTH AND QU1KTI HAMMOND M3- '57 MERCURY Montclair 4 Dr., MOM. PS :... 950. SpJNET OJ1OAN, WALNUT < 99t 1958 CHEVROLET IMPALA TWO-DOOR HARDTOP '57 OLDSMOBILE "88" Hardtop, Hydramatic 895. Appliance Repairs FINK INTERIOR and eitertor paint- HALCB AND SERVICE) Furniture Repair Ing, decorating, and paper hanging. Black acrylic lacquer finish with original blue and black Interiors '56 MERCURY 9-Passenger Station Wagon, MOM 850. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- Estimates cheerfully given. W. W Small V-8 engine. Powerjillcle transmission, power steering, radio and '57 FORD 6-Passenger Country Sedan S.W. FOM 750. FURNITURE Rellnlshed. repaired, Stiles. HI 3-25M. h«*ter, premium white nylon tlrm. nni- owner, 23,000 miles. Continental Open Dally Till o — Saturday Till 5:30 tion. Residential and commercial wlr* cabinet making. Free estimates, •56 FORD Fairlane Victoria FOM 695. COOKMAN AVB. AND MAIN ST. Inf. Allen Electric BH 7-061Z pickup, delivery, w. Murray. 787-4677. •55 LINCOLN Capri Hardtop Courfe, Full Power 650. 1958 OLDSMOBILE DYNAMIC 88 CONVERTIBLE '55 MERCURY Monterey Hardtop, MOM, PS 595. PR 5-930tf Auctioneer Radio-Television Repair Alaskan' white, green vinyl top with matching green Interior. Ons '55 BUICK "Super" Hardtop, Dynaflow, PS 550. RUGS, NEW !rom Armstrong woolen U. O. COATS — An essential Auction Fuel Oil-Heating A. a RADIO A TELEVISION CO- owner, 27,000 miles, power steering, power brake*,- Hydramatlc, power milii i original wrappings, Botldi and beater and de fro.it T, deluxe radio, wh!t« side wall tires. twccrfi a with non-skid foam rubber Appraisal Service "anywhere." 28a FUEL OHi A HEATING—Call 8H 1- 133 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-476S. BEnV- NOW a CONVEnT.HLE BUYINO TIME MANY MORE ONE-OWNER CARS backs. Terrific lavings. prlvat* homeu Norwood Ave.. Deal. Phons KEllpsg 0810. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service A ICE WHILE! VOU WAIT. BE 2-0549 Sales. 3 Herbert fit. Red Bank. 1958 CHRYSLER NEW YORKER DELUXE BTUP IN and «e» th« fabuloua r._n Four-door sedan. Navy blue with matching blue Interior. 28,000 Kinsman Electronic Organ at our Fur- Auto and Truck Rental Roofing, Siding and Insulation original miles, power Bieerlns. juiwcr brakes, automatic trannmlaslon, nlturo allow rooms. BUKUQE A BON 1 AVIS-Uent a new car or truck. Low Home Improvements radio, heater, electric windows, air conditioning, while side wall tires. inexl to Stelnbaeh * parkin;; lot). 24 rales Maple Ave.. Red Bank. SH 7- Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified MCE IVAKM WEATlItn CAH! TEST DRIVE A 1961 Clay 81.. Red Unnk. Open -\ily 0-12. 030& Pit 4.821 i. Dally 1 m.m.-lO p.m. D PRIMERANO The Carpenter. Johns-Manvllle contractor. PR &-B4O7 • FORD • COMET 1-5. Wednesday and Friday nlngi 7-» Experienced alterations, repair work, or Adam Liiumayer AT 1-0302. , 1958 FORD COUNTRY SEDAN STATION WAGON LAMP SALE— Ulncontinuei. numbers. out-lnalde. BH 1-41B1, BH 7-M91. Blz-passenger, four-door. White with blue vinyl Interior. V-8. auto- • FALCON • MERCURY ' Showroom of Tower Craftsmen, 105 Building Contractor OLSON CO. INC. — Roofing. Biding A matic transmission, radio, hr>at»r. 0.000 miles, one owner. Chestnut Rt., Red Bank. Open dally WORIUNO MAN'S contractor—Alter. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed • THUNDERBIRD' • LINCOLN- Wednesday until B p.m., Saturday until atlons, addltlonB, palntltig, masonry, tor 10 years. PR 6-0705—AT 1 054a noon. DeSTsWANO CONS*RUCT1ON-New all those little lobs. LO 3-1714. • TRUCK hornet, alterations, repair*, time par- Quality Dealer • Quality Service • Quality Salesmen CONTINENTAL TRADE IN your, old rnrnitur* -with no menu. Phone U 20801-7B7 O0IS down payment and get a new parlor Tel. Answering Service oc dining room set et sale prlcei. Wil- fEW HOMES, alterations, repair*, liam Loft Furniture Inc. Hwy 35 Insurance Middletown, SH 1-3213, open «venln» llghest nuallty work. For estimates TIED TO YOUR telephone? Let 111 til) b p m call Hetc-ert Blienrauch. Stl 1-6301. ALLSTATE INSURANCJH CO.-Auto, answer for youl 24 hour ssrvlce. Tele. accident, home, fir* Insurance. Lorn phone Answering Service, 8H 1*4700, WATCH THURSDAY CLASSIFIED ADS RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS rates. Call John P. Mellugh, Agent. lor our weekly •pertain. Porch gatea Storm '•- windows, sltiuig. awnlnfa. RU t-ion. *!.25; omull Oeak, Sfl-50; kneehnle desk SH 7-2653 or BH 1-4B2B. J17.5O; TV chair, J0.50; aecretary dealt, Tile Ceramic ENGLISH tm.50; pressure cooker, ?6.&0; ennes RKMODKLINaREPAIRB ADDITIONS *2.75; mujjn »fnnrl, •$1.25; lablo Jampa, Cewpool Cleaning Odd Jobs —New worlt, enclosures, all accessor- AGENCIES $1.50, etc. RUSCIL'S, 25 R. Front St. ies, lloors, walla, celling. Decorative TYPKWKITERB. ADDINQ machine. SBPT1O TANKS. Art wells serviced. LJOIIT HAUUNO - Evenings and tiles to your order. Paul's Tiling Serv- All make* new or used. Ouarantoed Leechlna field added. Baekhoa work. week-ends. Reasonable^ ralea. Call ice. CO 48634. Selling Ford Products Since 1904 Low *s $24 Serplco's, 101 Monmouth C H. Wilson. 8H 1-1*46. Oeorge Borden. BH 1-7777. 81 Nnxt to theft tor, BH 7-0186 Open Weekdays 'til Nine MILADY—Pleute do not despair. Iris Vacuum Gleaner Repair 100 Newman Springs Rd. SH 1-0910' Red Bank •calp speclallat lor your hair. Luxuri- China and Glasi Repair ant permanent* custom done. Blmply Painting and Decorating ,BcmO Open Monday to Friday 9 to 9 • Saturday to 4:30 "MONMOUTH ST. and MAPLE AVE. (HY. No. 351 call Irl». 811 7-1851, EXPERT MENDING - China, sjlaas. Bales Service Supplies •liver rellnlshlng and plating. Therm- LOUIS CABSAN-Palnter. decorator, 120 Mattison Ave.. Asbury Park. For UABSAqB EQUIPMENT — For rom em buckets. China aV Glass Bhop, 141 paperhanger, 3& years experience. 43 prompt bome service or free checkup SH 1-6000 RED BANK SH 7-4545 or tale, Fre* delivery. SOUTH JERSEY Broad Bt, Red Bank, ail t-4600. Chapm Ave. 811 1-1709 attar S im en your Bleotrolu*. call PR 'ft-0tt6L aUKGICAL. BH 7-2614. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES RHt 9XLB Long Branch; Mrs. Emma Mar- RED BANK REGISTER COMMERCIAL RENTALS tin, Keyport; John F. Martin, Thursday, March 2. 1961—19 OAHAQB — To rent for car or stor "TWO EXCELLENT BUYS" Guess Who? Middletown; William D. Max- g^»r(« ltd.. Belford. PhonV J SHOREWAY Petit Jurors "In PO^TAUPECK" well, Red Bank; Charles Mazza, YWO SUITES o! ortlctt _ REALTY CO. FREEHOLD — The petit jury Flatdy, Jr., AtlanUc Highlands; Long Branch; Mrs. Marie A. _lh« Tullef BuUdlnj, B0U1 in'.,.. EXCLUSIVE list for the period beginning Mon- Jakob Flaum, Perrincville; Mrs. Meeker, Cliffwood; Charles A. Grant Retrial ««". river .ldt ol bulldlnt On. o MIDDLETOWN 01 1 0Ultr tou 1. PORTAUPECK — Extremel' day and ending March 17 lollowi; Florence Flemming, Nnptune; Mitchell, Eatontown; Wesley T. Sr't.'? ** ™ r room» well-constructed ranch homi Pr\ced to sell at $15,909, pay- Stephen Adeskavitz, Leonardo; Henry J. Foerst, South Belmar; Moon, Asbury Park; Miss Doro- mefitnW6.47 a month. This built in 1950, situated on cxtn In Bungalow large property containing livini Miss Dorothy M. Albrlng, Long Warren H. Fox, AUentown; Nor- thy Morris, Long Branch; Wil- HOUSES FOR Cape Cod Is nestled on a tree- : shaded lot in one of the loveliest rooJ°omm, with real wood burnin Branch: Arthur Andersen, Nep- man W. Foy, Fair Haven; Mrs. Ham C. Motzenbecker, Sja Girt, WIDJB 8BL.EUT1ON OV RENTALS - fireplace, dining room, kitchen tune; David L. Armant, Eaton- Anna E. Furlong, Brielle; Leslie and James P. Murphy, Asbury Furnished and unfurnished. Iminad- sections. H boasts a large liv- Tenants' Suit tt« occupancy, 6amuel Talcher Anncy ing room, two bedrooms, modern with electric range, three bed town; James W. Armstrong, Haz- D. Fyfe, Oceanport; John L. Park. pcianport Ave.. Oceanport. Call or dl rooms, tiled bathroom plus-full TRENTON (AP) — The Appel- LI 2-3600 or U 2-3ML kitchen, finished playroom, let; Nicholas Baldino, OaUhurst; Gallo, Red Bank; Mrs. Sylvia Thomas C. McCray, Belford; breezeway with attached garage. basement with laundry tubs late Division of Superior Court MANY FURNISHED KKNTALS —'"in John G. Banter Rumson; Cecil Garsteln, Long Branch; Guy Gau. John T. McGlone, Asbury Park; Also included Is an automatic Fully insulated. Automatic oil denzl, Harlet; Chester A. Geant, Tuesday ordered a third trial all prices and aiiei, Ella Wiltshire heat with recessed radiators Baskerville, Englishtown: Sher- Benjamin H. Newman, Spring of a $165,000 suit against the own- Aswicy. J<60 ocean AvB.. S«a Brtfhi washer, dryer and air condition- Keansburg; Lawrence F. Geb- 8B 2-O0Q1 Open itven dayi. er. It's yours for $700 down. One-car attached garage. Many man G. Bassler, Red Bank: Mrs. Lake; Thomas D. Newman, Sr., er of a summer bungalow in Lit- hardt, Middletown; Angelo Gelso, miltEWBBURY - Modern thret-bed other nice quality features. Not Mildred Baver, Port Monmouai; Belmar; Mrs. Dorothy Nickerson, tle Silver. room Capo Cod. Lovely kitchen til a development. Low taxes. Onlj Red Bank; Edwin D. Gleason, bath, garage. .Radiant hot water o All you need Is $3,500 down to Mrs. Sophie Beldner, Eelmar; West Kean&burg; Mrs. Josephine A jury had twice denied dam- heat. 1130 per month. March occupuityJ , 10 per cent down to qualified Leonard BeJler, Lincroft; Angelo Leonardo; Bernard Gogerty, If all Bros. Realtora. 813 1UT«* - take over a 4%% mortgage at A. Noce, Keansburg; Joseph T. ages to Mrs. Eleanor V. N. Fab- Fair Haven. BH 1-T688. Jilt a month.. This split level buyer. 30-year FHA mortgagt Benjamino, Long Branch; Joseph Farmingdale; Mrs. Marion S. Pagano, Wanamassa; Robert G. is in mod condition, near schools available. Sensibly priced a Goldflies, Bradley Beach; Mrs. er and her husband, E. Corning APPLBBROOK —Three-bedroom ranch $17,500. ' """. Berardesco, Asbury Park; Palumbo, Elberon; Eugene Pat- Faber, of 382 Tremont PI., moat desirable area. March 1 occupan- and shopping. Your family will Louis M. Bettman, Asbury Park; Jean Gray, Matawan; Mrs, Julia cy. |13t) per month, Tliompion A B«~ enjoy living in this home with terson, Rumson; Albert T5. Pear- Orange. tell. Hwy 3B. Middletown. BH 7-0800 Thomas W. Birdsall, Farming- M. Gram, Little Silver, and sail, Keansburg; Munroe Peluso, its large living room, dining, 2. PORTAUPECK — Well-buil Mrs. Faber claimed she suf- UNFURNISHED two bedrooms, large older, two-story Cape Cod con dale; Mrs. Helen G. Bliss, Mats- Anatoly M. Guba, Fair Haven. Rumson; Jerry Percello, Spring kitchen and living room. $70 per month modern kitchen, V/, baths, three fered permanent injuries when 41 Ocean Boulevard, Leonardo, AT ; bedrooms, and that much needed taming enclosed sunporch, extra wan; William Botein, Manas- Lake Heights; Benjamin F. Murray G. Habermann, Long she fell head first through a plist- 3* 10. den for father. Priced right at large living room with fireplace, quan; Raymond W. Borden, Bel- Peterson, Jr., Roosevelt; Frank i will hav« to get up with Branch; Conrad Hall, Highlands; ter board floor in an attic. NEW BHItEWBBURY — Modern thret- $18,500. bright, modern kitchen, three mar; Harry Borkenhagen. Keans- J. Posella, Middletown; Dennis bedroom ranch house. Two bathf, RI- bedrooms and bath on first floor, tha baby. Arthur E. Hallander, Neptune; She landed on the stairs of the rage. Lea«o, $160 per month. LI 2-2397. hu^g; Mrs. Anna BoyarskI, Wick- N. Reed, West Keansburg; Clif- Second floor has large Dutcti Mrs. Louise Haller, Long Branch; main floor of a cottage at 309 THREE BEDROOM house. Availahh If you want a home planned for atunk; Mrs. Whilda E. Branin, ford Reichenberger, Morgan Apr|l 1. Rent $100 monthly. 52 Locuil the activities of a growing fam- dormer which can accommodat URANIUM FOR JAPAN Tommie Hamilton, Asbury Park; Prospect St. that the Fabers rent- Ave.. Red Bank. Call PR 5-3900 loi two more bedrooms. Automatii Eatontown; Charles Brigante, ville; St. Clair Robinson, Nep- ily ... this is it I Immediate YOKOHAMA, Japan'(AP) Frank T. Hanas. Fair' Haven; ed for the summer from its own- appointment to Bee. oil heat. Two-car garage. Nici Belmar: William F. Brookes, Jr., tune; Mrs. Florence Rose, possession of this immaculate Seven tons of natural uranium George H. Hankel, Farmingdale; ers, Edwin R. and Bernick Cres- COTTAGE — Maximum privacy, con- grounds 120x100. Reasonabli Union Beaoh, and Mrs. Lorraine Manasquan; Mrs. Emma C. Ry- venient to everything-. Three roomt, three-year old split, in an excel- for Japan's first domestically Robert L. Harrison, Lo>ng wick. The accident happened July bath, unfurnished. Redecorated. Adult* lent neighborhood, both public taxes. FHA mortgage availabli Brown, Keansburg. der, Matawan; Mrs. Charlotte R. only, JS5 per month. BH 7-1891 * to qualified buyer with only II produced atomic reactor arrived Branch; William H. Hawkey, 18, 1956. and parochial schools nearby and Wanamassa; William P. Hayes, St. John, Neptune; Robert B. FIVE ROOM HOUBffi — For rent. Nice per cent down. Asking $16,000, yesterday from Canada:—Th Harry W. Brownlee, Monmouth Mrs. Faber said the owners f round*, rtfldent)*] lection. SH 7- bus at the corner. ' There are Belmar; Harold A. Hazell, Nep- Savage, Matawan; Alexander 6539. three large bedrooms, l'/ baths, uranium enough to power a 10,000 Beach; George A. Binder, Sr., had told her she could use the 2 tune; Harold E. Heckman.'Jr., Scott, Neptune City; John R. full dining room, large living -kilowatt reactor for two years, Port Monmouth; Raymond But- attic to dry clothes but had not HED BANK — Vnlumlahvd or zur- SAMUEL Ocean Grove; Mrs. Consueto Sefcer, Union Beaoh; Willard R. nlihed, two bedrooms, living, dining, room, a kitchen with built-in oven will be sent next week to the To- ton, Neptune; Paul Callamaras, warned her that the plaster board kitchen, basement, garage, newly dec- HelWg, Hazlet; Muriel Hofman, Smitfi, Neptune, and Mrs, Jo- orated, all convenience!. Letie, Ref- and range and best of all, a huge TEiCHER AGENCY kal village, headquarters of th Keyport; Mrs. Josephine Callano, would give way under her weight. erence* required. SH 2-1SS4. 2O'xl5* family room with a sepa- Belford; S. West Holden, Middle- sephine Stagg, Ocean Grave. Japan Atomic Energy Research Bradley Beach; Eugene H. Ca- The owners replied that her fall maAL — Furnished threa roomi. rate entrance. Also a laundry 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanporl town; Miss Frances S. Horn, Institute, northeast of Tokyo. moosa, Jr., Asbury Part; Mr«. Louis MT. Stern, Asbury Park; was due to her own negligence. Kitchen bedroom, living room, bath- room and two-car attached ga- Long Branch; Robert M. How- room. Available March lit. 120 Wilson 4 Call or Dial Margaret Canddano, Asbury Albert S.- Strom, Asbury Park; After the first trial, the state Ave. Port Moomouth. 787-1489. rage. This is priced to sell at ard, Spring Lake Heights: Alfons $19,700. $1,400 down, payments Liberty t3500 or Liberty 2-3501 LOTS AND ACREAGE Park; Donald Cashour, Avon; Ernest E. Sturgill, Wanamassa; Supreme Court ordered a new LITTLE SILVER UNFURNIBHED — N. Huber, Asbury Park; Mrs. Immaculate eight-room Cape Cod. Four $143 a month. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two loll Isadore Catalano, Shrewsbury; Charles A. Surmontc, Spring trial. It said there was a lease bedroom*, bath, separata dining room For Prompt, Courteous Service Aline W. Hynson, Middletown; near hlahway. Treee, brook. S2.S0O each ^red Clark, Neptune; Anthony R. Lake; Charles R. Teeters, Wana- provision by which the owners .attached garage. $I3B month, year'i Call BH 1-J573. James R. Jackson, West Long lease. Immediate occupancy. Elwood A. HAZLET Coluzzi, Oceanoort; Mrs. Ruth A. massa; Daniel-Test; Freehold; must keep the house in good Armitrong Agency,- SH 1-4500. MIDDLETOWN — Lot, 100" X 2(5' Branch: Philip L. Jacobs, Mid- Good living at low prices. As- RED BANK SPECIAL Quiet,* convenient location. Conover, Middletown: Mrs. Bar- Mrs, Ruth Thompson, Red Bank; order and repair. OAKHURBT — Four bedrbttmi. two OS 1-U85 dletown; Mrs. Merle January, batha. gaxaie, basement, aundeck. LI sume this 4¥,% mortgage. Alt Remodeled three-bedroom home, bara G. Creed, Keyport; Died- Harold W. Tice, Matawan; Hugo The Appellate Division said the 2-16M. you need Is $2,850 down and you Ocean Grove; Jacob J. Joseph, Boasting enclosed porch, large REAL ESTATE WANTED rick J. Dahl, Harlet; Eric Davis, P. Tomaini, Long Branch; Mario second verdict* of no cause for BEAUTIFUL — New four-room house can spread.out in this three-bed- formal dining room, family room, Engiishtown; Mrs. Louise J. Aduiti only. No peti. Call CO 4- Long Branch; Robert S. De- V. Tomaino. Neptune; Glenson action was clearly wrong, based •718. room home, with a large living 1% baths, generous closet space, Adder, Shrewsbury; John A. Kabis, Middletown, and Jerome' M. Trout, Ocean Grove; Mrs room and dining room, plus a on its study of the evidence and BUNOALOW — Four roomi, bath. W and garage, Immaculate condi- DelistoVic, New Monmouth; Mrs. M. Kaplan, Long Branch. Florence Truesdale, Keansburg; Branrh A**., Unit Biiv#r, Rent « den with its own 'A bath. The tion. Realistically priced at $16,< RAY STILLMAN uncontradicted testimony that month pltu utOltlet. BH 7-tmo after kitchen is modern and will be fun REALTOR Loretta M. Diamond, Highlands; Warren A. Kessclman, Eaton- Benjamin F. Trussell, Shrews- small pieces of the plaster board 500. Raymond P. Dinklage, Sea Girt; bury; Mrs. Lulu A. Valenzisi to work In, School bus is near- LIST WITH US TODAY town; Leslie R. Kitchell, Red surrounded Mrs. Faber where she by. Full price $15,950. monthly Michael J. Dowling, Ocean Bank; Calvert Koontz, Middle- Spring Lake; Mrs. Helen M. Van was found, unable to move. "One of Monmouth's leading WANTED TO RENT payments $102. WALKER & WALKER Grove; John H. Ducey, Long town; Irving L. Knanrier, West Houten, Port Monmouth; Mr«. "We are persuaded that the broken for 43 years" THRM-BIDROOM H0U8S — UNKUR- REALTORS Branch; Miss Sally Duncan, Fair Long Branch; Mrs. Lois Krauss, Anna M. Walters, Freehold; verdict here challenged was the NTSHKD. IK ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. Hwy 35 Holmdel Highway 35 Shrewsbury Haven; Thomas J. Eagan, Bel- Maurice J. West, Neptune; AT 1-3322. Highway 35 Shrewsbury Sea Bright; Herbert J. Kraviti, product of 'mistake, partiality, , CARRIAGE HOUSE—Or gang* tpa: (off Union Ave.) CO 4-7010 mar; Mrs. Mary E. Edgecomb, Wanamassa; Fred Kwasnik, Oak- Charles W. Wheeler, Jr., Union prejudice or passion' on the part m«nt, two bedroomi required, preft. SHadyside 1-5212 SH 1-8600 Hazier, and Richard V. Enders, Beach; Paul D. White, Fair ably on eatat* or near water. Rumion hurst; Harold Larsen, English- of the jury and that failure to KM Banlf area. Call 9-5, Donald Cam! Open 7 Days UflT YOUR HOUR WITH WAUCER * Belmar. town; Daniel T. Lazarus, Long Haven; Chester E. Whitman grant a new trial would constitute . ball. DI 4-2300. New York City. v BERG WALKER the office that otfere com- Deal; Harold L. Williams, Wesl RANCH HOUSE — Five acrei ot Ian plete iervlce. We take bouses tn trade. Charles t). Evans, Fair Haven; Branch; Guy Leon, New Mon- a manifest denial of Justice." the • VETERANS Located Marlboro Township. JCtgh w« Onuce, we appraise, and beat of all John M. Farry, Wanamassa; mouth; Lawrence Ludsano, Red Long Branch; Miss Marie L. court said. FURNISHED ROOMS roomk, two-car detached garage. Cal we .*eU. Walker A Walker. Real Estate. WiUingham, AHenhurst; Ray- NO DOWN PAYMENT altar 2 p.m., all day Saturday an Insurance. Open T dava .Shrewsbury Mrs. Rae FoJgenbaum, Long Bank; Mrs. Lillian Lvikin, As- FURNISHED ROOM Sunday. WH 6-47M. - office. BH 1-6213. Raman office, CO 4- Brandh; Anthony S. Fiederowicz, bury Park; Henry F. Lulcowitz, mond G. Willis, Hazlet; Edward Call ^ $63 Per Month 3212. No problem finding tenants FOUR-YEAR OLD four-bedroom colo- New Monmoutli; Mrs. Esther Manasquan: Joseph R. Magnotta, M. Woodfield, Wanamassa, and OH 7-2609 Mirror. Mirror on tni wall pleaie tell nial, attached garage, gae hot water when you advertise The Register ROOM AND BATH In prtvat* hoi m* who la tb« blggaet fool of all. A heat. Many extra*. HT.0OO. Principals LEGAL NOTICE-^ FisdVbein, Asbury Park; Richard Red Bank: Richard L. Marlin Harry WooUey, Long Branch. way.—Advertisement Conveniently located. Gentlemen pre- Renter — A Renter — A Renter. only. 8H 3-7960. fer red. BH 1-B784 evening*. The po«m la alUy but the Idea lan't. 1800 NEEDED IN ALL — For this NOTICE Sea tna bur tnta threa bedroom borne cozy four-bedroom home — two un- RED BANK — Hirer location. Larg with iclenc* kitchen, encloied aun* An ordinance pitied "AN ORDI furnished room. Gentleman only. Con- finished. Living room, dining room, NANCE FDUN(1 SALARIES OF* THE venient BH 1-0076. porch, baaement,' ranee, combination utility room, aluminum elding. Monthly storm tain on a nicely landacaped lot. payment! under $100. BH P*r cent MEMBERS OF THE POLICE DE- Immediate poMeafloo. PARTMENT OP THE BOROUGH OF EXTRA LARGE ROOM — Bath, In a mortgage, price* sfll,80O. HARRY A. LITTLE SILVER" wac pFcnnted tor new home. Near Fort Monmouth. Gen KEARNEY * CO., Rt 35, • Middletown Introduction and first reading on Feb- tieman preferred SH 7-0319. $8,500 Full Price OS 1-O600. ruary H, 1961 by Mayor and Council BTNGLK ROOM — In prlvats home, RUMSON COLONIAL*—Four bedroomi, of Borough of Little Silver and en one block from center of town. Call Non-Vet $255 Down 2H bathi, maldi' -quartt« of two roomi February 28, 1961 waa finally adopted «H 1.4843. and' full bath Eitate area. May ai- and approved Monmouth County Office •urn* mortgage. 129.900. 1H J-T— p. PAUL CA1CPI. Mayor. ATTRACTIVE — Bugia-doum* room*. Owner traniferred. Borough of Little sure: Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- (darden State Parkway lilt 117) ning water. Free TV. Hud ion House. FAIR, HAVEN — Four-bedroom, Xtt Attest: 131 Hudaon AVB.. SH t-CRBl baths, den. fireplace, two-car garage Fred I* Ayert. Clerk. - — m THE BERG AGENCY For immediate salt. (17,900. BR I I8f3. [arch 2 fS.S4 "Personalized Service" REAL ESTATE FOR SALE RANCH NOTICE HOUSES FOR SALE OS 1-1000 Take notice that application haa been Rt. No, IS lUddletown, V. I Immaculate three or four-bed- mad* to the' Borough ol Fair Haven, room ranch in Fair Haven. Fin- to transfer to BRUNO OAGUOTI and Dilly fl-9 BUurdt-y-Sundsy 10-7 ROSA OAGLIOTI, trading ae Atlantic LINCROFT-MIDDLETOWN est location. Large Hying room Hotel. F&lr Haven, for premises located TOWNSHIP RED BANK — Slf.000 Cape Cod time with fireplace, full dining room. at 121 Fair Haven Road, Fair Haven, bedrooms. WsJl-to-waJl carpets. Pallo New Jeraer, the Plenary Retail con* (NEAR RED BANK) with outside fireplace. Immaculile eon. Tree shaded corner lot witfi sumption License No. C-l heretofore dltlon. SH 1-3384 planned landscaping. Full dry Issued to ATLANTIC HOTEL. FA1P For professional anri executive buyer HAVEN. INC.. for the premises I* Sensational value, best buy In town TRANSFERRED—Attractive split lerel. basement. Immediate posses- cated at 121 Fair Haven -Road, Fa! will be your opinion after Inspecting in Middletown Townstiip. Three bed- sion. Asking $24,500. Haven, New Jersey. these homei. Center hall elegant rooms, large cheerful kitchen, built-in The applicant I* a partnership wfclcl three-bedroom ranch, two-car garage. K&rftge, lencetMn backyard. Large cor- ..'111 trade under the name and etyl< S2T,M0. Alto four-bedroom colonial ner lot. UI mortgage 4*.%. $17,000, CROWELL AGENCY of ATLANTIC HOTEL. FAIR HAVEN ranch, two-car garage, both on one •&7 6315. acre plots and only three years old. said partnership consisting of BRUNC Chock full o( feature*. See these THREE-BEDROOM Cape CoGr-&Ving Realtor GAGLIOTI and ROSA GAGLIOTI, whi oom, dfnlnR room, large kltcbrn, lVt reside at 60 Sllverwblte Hold, Llttli homes next to each other and con- 41 E. FRONT ST. RED BANK Silver, New Jersey, vince yourielvei. The home for you. baths, double guage with breeteway. Objections. If any, should be mad 178,500. i AT 1-333S. SH 1-40JQ Immediately, in writing, to Roy Nei OPEN FOR INSPECTION TWO FAMILY HOUSE — Ideal for mm * Borough Clerk nt the Borough ol couple wanting Income property. Three PORT MONMOUTH — Ideal home fo: Fair Haven. SUNDAY 2-5 •oom apartment upstairs, (now rented large /*mJJy. Four bedrooms, sew bet BRUNO OAGL1OT1, it 185 month) three rooms and en- tag system, two-car concrete garage. ROSA GAGLIOTI. OR BY APPOINTMENT :loied porch downstair!. All new cop- Corner lot 100x100. Full price SU.200. CO Sllverwhlte Road. Directions: Parkway eomh, get atl at per plumb lag, landscaped grounds, one- Call Schwelzcr Agency, 295 Main St., Little Silver. N. J. •xlt 109, Red Bank. Right turn New- :« garage. Peaa end strttL. CA 9-0044. Keanaburg. 787-0123. March 2-9 |10.23 ,- man Springs Road. Approximately ilUMSON CAFE COD — Two bedrooms. Mi miles down paat Christian Broth- ARMSTRONG EXCLUSIVE — Immac- Ing room, kitchen, tile bath- attached ulate aeven-room raucJi in highly, de- NOTICE ers Academy, watch for our sign, or C&rage. on l&rge corner lot. Owner sirable area. Three twin ilxed bed- Be p arate sealed birta for gentra •T appointment. ransferred. Call RU 1-26B1 «Yen In rooms, two tiled bath, 29* living room school auppllca tor th* ichool yeai ^OTS OP CHARM — Modemlied old- overlooking spacious lawns, recreatlo 1961-62 will be received by the Mid ir home. Cheerful living room with rooms,' full basement, two-car garage, die town Towmhlp Board of Education Royl Lasher, Broker tay. Family dining room, den wlUi California bound owner asking Ri.600. at the Administration Building, W Tin- S2O PennJngten St.- lookcaies. Two bauis, screened patio. Elwood A. Armstrong Agency, Realtor, dall Road, Middletown, N. J. vtp tfl EUxabeth 2-3102. * Shaded plot. Convenient to shopping, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1- 8:00 P.M., on Monday, Mareb 13. 19S1. tation,'bus. Asking (19,000. 4500. Specification! and formi for bidding When Buying. Selling or insuring. Bee may b* secured at th* Board of Edu- VAIL HOMES — Three bedrooms, $65 cation Office, 50 Tfndall Road, Middle Oeeanport'a First Realtor First month alter down payment, utilities in- Lawrence J. Schilling cluded. Call LI 2-3551. town, N J. JAATUE COX AGENCY Tht Board of Education reiervti th( •c Oomanche Drive Oceanport 18 Spring At. Red Bank ATTENTION BROKERS! right to reject any or all bldi and tc SHadjilde T-4I21 New four-bedroom ranch. Samara Dr., Tftlv«) lmmntorlal Informaittie*. CA 2-1803 TRANSFERRED — Take over and as- Shrewsbury, Open for Inspection on JAMES W. DAVIDHEISKR. •stnrlni Monmouth County over to Trs. sume new GI loan, JS8 monthly pays Friday. Saturday and Sunday. Secretaretary ill. Small down payment. Three-bed' March 7 J3.4 You're on the way oom bungalow, large kitchen, enclosed LITTLE "SILVER — Splc and spai -ear porch, l'/i car garage. Fenced In modern home. Four bedrooms, twi rard, quiet dead end street. Good loca- tiled baths. Attractive living room, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING $400 ion tor children. Cloae to churchen, fining room. Efficient kitchen. Dry Th* annual meeting of the policy- Down payment buys this clean, choolii, shopping in Fair Haven. Best basement Attached garage. Screens holders of the Progressive Lite Insur- if for takes it. Call owner, SH 1-7379. and storm saih. 100 per cent Insulated. ance Company will be held at the five-room home. Full cellar, oil Trees and shrubbery. $11,900. Stanley office of the Company, 365 Broad to better living teat, garage. Near Red Bank: XEO DANK ••• Bungalow. thr« t»»f!- K....Downa. Realtor. Shrewsbury BH 1- Street, Red Bank, New Jersey, on -ooms. Good loctt.on. SH 7-0591 or SH 3017. Thursday, MarcH 30, 1961. ' at t:00 1-2173. LITTLE SILVER — Seven-room Colo- o'clock in the morning, Only $93 Per Month EW CUSTOM-BUILT epllt level. Seven nial In play street area. Spotless condl- WILLIAM H. FRANK, ooms, 1'4 baths. Half acre. Hot water ;Ion. Four twin sized bedrooms, two Vice President and Secretary. saieboard heat Modern kitchen. Marl- tiled bathe, full recreation basement, Feb. 23-March 2-9-16 *6.9. reading and using BEACH AGENCY boro Township. $16,900 GI 6-6470 after garage. Asking- Slfl.900. Elwood A. Arm p.m. Wrong Agency, Realtor, 555 Prcwpec Hwy 35 Middletown Ave., Little Silver. SH 1-4500 NOTICE NEW MONMOUTH — Ranch type, Take Notice that application has been OS 1-2727. Three bed roomi. attached ftftraite. Bate- RANCH — Living room, flreplact, din- made to the Mayor and Council of the mtnt, corner property. $17,500. OS 1' Ing room, modern electric kitchen, three large bedrooms, »-vo full baths, Borough of Shrewsbury. New Jersey, REGISTER MiDDLETOWN—SPLIT LBVKU Inn- to-tmnsfer to Shrewsbury Liquors, Inc., dlattt occupancy, low down payment. large den, approximate]/ one acre plot a New Jeney corporation, for prenv 0evtn roomi. 1H bath, enclosed jalou- PAUL R. STRIKER, Realtor. 936,500. GROSSINOER * HELLER lies located at 7A2 Broad Street, ale porch, attic&ed carats. Phoq* OB Realtors, Broad & Mechanic Sts., BH 1 Shrewsbury. New Jersey, the plenary ^OlfOS Farms and farm estate*. Btate 2100 or SH 1-0206. retail distribution license D-l hereto- fore lisued to Chester L. Forrar, trad- LINCIIOFT — Thren bedroom apllt Highway SI HolmdeL Phone WH RANCH — New. Living room, dining ing as Forrar'a Liquor, for premises classified ads... • level.' Near parkway, actiooll an4 ahop. area, modern kitchen, three bedrooms, located at 762 Broad street, Shrews- ping area. Aiaume <\j per cent mort- laundry with dryer, gas heat, tile balh, bury, New Jersey. gaKe. Phonw SH 7-35£>R. asking U2.B00. GnOSSJNGEIt Jk HELL- )EAL DIRECT WITH transferred own- ER. Realtors, Brnml ft Mechanic Bti The names and residences or all of- • CUSTOM BUILT SPLIT LEVELS — >r on Llncroft home. Must sell 3^4- SH 1-2100 or SH 7-4018. Fleers and all directors and stockhold- Vllddlrtown area. Now available, six ear old, six-room ranch with country ers holding 1 per cent of the stock rooma. recreation room, 1M baths, ga- fitw. Built-in kitchen, with refrlgera- RED BANK — Oond location, three enclosed In the SH 1-0010 between 8 A. M. and 5 P. M. to place porch. Lovely location. RusBell M. Bor- peclal ad dressed envelope. <3> - aecom- n* Realtors. 600 River Rd., Fair Hav- >&n!ed by either cish. of a certified: en. SH 7-4532 :heck drawn to tM order of the Trees- your fast selling ad. Join other progressive fami- irer of the State of New Jersey, or a RED BANK — Spacious family home ild bond, any of which shall be In the In excellent condition. Seven rooms, nil [mount of 5 per cent of the hid, and lies that get money for better living this easy way. newly decorated. Fireplace In the llv 4 \ delivered at the above place on t"", room. Run room Lnrjte dining room. ir before the hour nxmed ax no bid Modern kitchen. Powder room Three rill he accepted after the.hour sped- bedrooms and hath Basement. Garage, led. Bids not an submitted will be con- Deep plot. Trees. Gonrf value! Only ildered Informal and will be rejected. 116,500. Stanley K. Downs, Realtor, rhe Director reserves the right to riv Shrewsbury. BH 1-1017, let' any and all bids and to award :ontract In part or whole If deemed (15,000 CASH I o the h*st Interest* of the State to THA 30 YEAtt ' MORTGAGE lo to. The successful bidder Will J* Tou'll like this well kept three-bedroom required to furnish surety bond In the nsinch which features hugh cellar, full ull amount of the contract, of a com- dining roomi enclosed breeteway, over- pany aulhortzetl to, do buslneae In the - Register Classified Ads dnd garage And you'll line the loca- Itote of New Jersey. tion, the neighbors, and the good buy Plans and specification*, form of b)6, this Is at $16,800. iontract and bond for the proposed vork are on file and may be obtained n, C. COLLIER, BROKER pan application to the Director, Dl- LI 2-2200 slon of Purchase and Property, State Marketplace of Modern, Pfogtessive Families If no answer, RU 1-0932 - tn>'ne. Trenton 23, New Jeranv, on de- toalt of twi-nty-rive dollars* (125.001 for 'ach set, this amount to be refunded o the bidder upon return of eurh LOTS AND ACREAGE iocum*nt» In food condition within. 30 lays after the award of the contract. "Any luck today, dear, in finding a secretary \yith your FAIR. HAVEN — Maple Ave. 350* from JEPARTMRNT OF THE TREASURY 40 BROAD STREET SH 1-0010 RED BANK River Rd. Lot llze li 50x160. Price Division of Purchase and Property (3.500. Constance Smith, 14 Maple Ave., Charles jr. Sullivan, Director. RerTBank Register Want A3!" * • • Fair Haven. SH 1-2308. eb. 23-March 2 . • I1S.4S 1 ' GINGER •yGettennan Girl Scout Week Plans Are Made COMPANY LINCROFT — A meeting of the Girl Scout Neighborhood Associ- AttUKY PARK RiO tANK ation was held last Wednesday night at the home of Mrs. Ern- est Limann, Regal PI. A total of 14 members attended. Mrs. Wal- ter Moyle, district director of New Shrewsbury, was there also. Plans for Girl Scout Week, March 12. were discussed. On Sunday, Girl Scouts and Brownies will attend church in Uncroft. Window displays will include a|| display in the Lincroft Shopping Center and also participation at the Monmouth Shopping Center in a girl scout event. Scout Troop 287 will present a "Mom hid a slight accident, so we're taking the play at the anniversary there Saturday. Scouts will take part dent* out!" in a parade in the Community Room. On May S, troops will assist with the Lincroft card party and fashion show, in St. Mary's Auditorium, Middletown. Leadership training courses are being held for leaders during March and April. Leaders who have new troops and are new leaders are required to have this training before the fall. Meetings will be held at Fort Monmouth and „ Middletown Vil- lage school. The next association meeting will be held March 16. An area council representative will dis- cuss the combining of the three councils, Northern, Shore and Freehold into Monmouth Coun- P* RISTII^E & Co. cil. Established 1901 DRIVER FINED f IM Mtmben New York and Phila.Baltt. Stock Exchanges RED BANK - George Krey- Amtriean Stock Exchange ger, 34, of 88 Wallace St., yes- terday was fined $100 for driving STOCKS • BONDS - MUTUAL FUNDS while his registration was sus- pended. His registration privilege Lester R. How, Mgr. had been suspended Sept. S, 1937, for failure to comply with the M EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY state financial responsibility law. Magistrate John V. Crowell im- TabatMM madydde 7-HM - WX-I2N posed the fine.

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