Firm Proposes $55 Million Homes Project

Free Parting" Hi' Weather There is no charge at meten Cloudy today, chance of light in the Red Bank parking lot* snow. High, 30. Clearing to- after 6 p. m. Wednesdays and night. Low in the 20s. Fair Fridays, Red Bank'* two shop, tomorrow. High, SO. See pg. 2. ping nights. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership Since'1878 BY CARRIER PAGE ONE laiued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1960 7c PER COPY 35c PER WEEK VOLUME 82,, NO. 145 at the Foat Office at Red Bank, N. J., under tlis Act of March 3, 1S79 Speakers Bureau Senate Firm Proposes Cloture To Explain Plan $55 Million RED BANK - A speakers bu- Vote Due reau to explain the recommenda WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen- Shore Area tions in the central Business dis- ate votes at 2 o'clock this after- trict redevelopment plan will be noon on a petition to clamp a set up by the Red Bank Commun time-limit on its civil rights de- Homes Project Escapes ity Chamber of Commerce. bate, now in its fourth week and The plan was presented to the likely to continue. 9 Snowstorm Borough Council Monday night Almost simultaneously, the Ask Rezoning and has been endorsed by the House starts debate on a civil Miners LONG BRANCH - That pre- Planning Board. rights bill that Is far less ob- dicted snowstorm, which could Chamber of Commerce offi- jectionable to Southern oppon- In Marlboro; have dropped more than eight cials have been a main force ents than the measure before Rescue inches on the shore area, dis- in the drive for an urban renewal the Senate. sipated itself over the Kentucky program—which is expected to The vote in the Senate was 2,500 Houses area last night. result from the plan submitted forced by a group of self-styled William D. Martin, U.S. weath- by Urban Planning Associates, liberals against the advice of the BAYONET ROBBERY — Middleto'w'n Detective Robert Letts, sitting on table, ques- Expected MARLBORO — The Township er observer, said the snow laden New York City. leaders of both parties, and de- Committee will attempt tonight storm reached as far north as Enthusiasm tions three youths in connection with robbery early Tuesday morning of a Rt. 35 to thrash out the issue of wheth- feat of the effort was widely LOGAN, W. Va. (AP) - Offi- Philadelphia and Atlantic City Directors of the chamber re- er this municipality should draw predicted. gas station. Seated, left to right, are Thomas Ullery, 21, of 104 Atlantic Ave., and cials directing rescue operations He said a few flurries could be ceived the plan with enthusiasm up a master plan—which may The vote was ordered on a Thomas Sullivan, 18, of 239 Sarfield Ave., both of Long Branch, and Peter Hoblit, 21, for 18 men trapped in a fiery expected in this area early to- at their meeting yesterday. take two to three years—before petition of 31 senators to invoke coal mine said early today they day, but not a measurable Francis J. Bolduc, executive Graystone Ave., Old Bridge. Standing are Middletown Police Chief Earl N. Hoyer, permitting Webb and Knapp, the Senate's cloture rule under expected to reach the entombed amount. vice president, said he hopes to which each senator's speaking left, and George H. Clayton, Jr., Red Bank detective. realtors, to develop here on lots miners within a few hours. The southeastern section of the have the speakers bureau set up time would be limited to one of less than a half-acre. country was not so fortunate by next week. The purpose is to The mine officials said the hour. The question came up as a re- The late winter storm dumped outline the plan to civic and other stubborn fire which has held the The rule, not successfully In- sult of a rhubarb at Tuesday snow and sleet from the Georgia groups in the borough, In addi- voked since 1927, can be put Lost Ring Detectives Arrest 3 men trapped almost 48 hours is night's Planning | Board meeting coast northward through the tion, the chamber—probably with into effect only by a two-thirds practically under control and Carolinas, across Virginia into funds from its "Operation Cross, they expect rescuers to move on which was climaxed by a point- majority vote of the senators Turns Up blank refusal by the board to ac- Ohio and Pennsylvania. road"—will print more than 250 present. "as rapidly as possible." Records Set copies of the plan for public dis In Rt. 35 Holdup Rescue workers, their faces cept Webb and Knapp's initial re- The Senate agreed to meet five quest for subdivision. Record falls were recorded in tribution. black with grime, slogged hours in advance of the vote, In Kokomo Tho realty firm has indicated many communities in Kentucky Enlarged drawings of the pro- with each side to be allotted MIDDLETOWN — Some sharp through water, mud and debris RED BANK - Walter J. that if land can be developed on Illinois, Indiana, Tennessee and posals contained in the plan will equal time to make its argu Bennett, 42 Robin Ct., Middle- detective work during the past in the bowels of the southern Missouri. More than a score o be on display in the Municipal ments. Emmons two days resulted in the arrest West Virginia coal mine. the basis of lots less than half town, a worker in the Mon- an acre in size, some 2,000 to storm-related deaths were re- Building, 32 Monmouth St. Sen. Richard B. Russell (D- yesterday of two Long Branch The trapped miners were cut mouth Workshop for the 2,500 homes will be constructed ported. Representatives Ga), leader of a band of 18 youths and a Madison Township off by a fire and roof fall Tues handic'apped here, lost his wed- Suspension here on properties totaling '850 Mr. Martin said the forecast Peter T. Jones suggested the Southern senators fighting against youth, .wanted for the bayonet day morning four miles deep in ding ring while working in the acres, for a project value of for the Shore area called for chamber invite representatives civil rights legislation, denounced robbery of Sol's Service Station, the Island Creek Coal Co. No. shop's letter shop a few weeks some 55 million dollars. clearing skies by tonight. Tem- (See RED BANK, Pg. 2) (See CIVIL RIGHTS, Pg. 2) ago. Upheld Rt. 35, early Tuesday morning. 22 mine at nearby Holden. peratures are expected to hit 30 They haven't been heard from The subdivision request made This week it was returned to According to Police Chief Earl today. .TRENTON (AP) - A Long since their telephone suddenly to the Planning Board, termed a him by an executive in Koko- Branch Patrolman Maurice Em N. Hoyer, the Middletown Detec- The Shore area, which was hit tive Bureau — with a big assist went dead at noon that day — "first step" in the 90 to 95 acres, with 19 inches of snow a week mo, Ind. mons was properly suspended for for some 200 homes. 3 Boys Cause Wide, refusing to take a sobriety test from the Red Bank, Madison apparently burned through by ago, also experienced a record What had happened to the Township and Long Branch de- the fire. Officials figure the slate Do Not Conform low temperature for March o valued keepsake became ap- after an automobile accident, the State Civil Service Commission partments — led to the arrest of fall broke a trolley wire which The map takes in the Mac- 13 degrees yesterday. parent recently when the per- the trio. started the fire. Dowell tract off Rt. 79 at Wyn- sonnel office at Bendix Avia- ruled today. The situation was worse in Unnecessary Search Chief. Hoyer identified the The fire is the big obstacle to crest Rd., in Wickatunk. Even Kentucky where Gov. Ber tion Corp. in Eatontown re- The commission said a police- though some of the lots on the ceived a leter from Edward L. man must comply with the law youths as Peter Hoblit, 21, of rescuing the miners—if they're Combs declared a state of emer- Graystone Rd., Old Bridge; still alive. (See MARLBORO, Pg. 2) ' gency. More than 20 inches cov- LONG BRANCH-Three boys homes unharmed, and said they Delery, of Kokomo. He re- even more than a private citizen, Thomas Sullivan, 18, of 239 Gar- ered the Blue Grass State. Nat- caused a widespread search here had not been near the water. ported he found a wedding since he Is sworn to uphold it. field Ave., and Thomas Ullery, ' tonal' Guardsmen were pressed last night when yt was- feared . They were . Frank Burrnugh, band in literature he had re- Emmons, of 3?Q. Jersey Ave. 9, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank 21, of 104 Atlantic Ave., both into service to aid highway they had fallen through thin ice. quested on some Bendix pro- Long Branch, was off duty on crews and police. Burrough of 121 Atlantic Ave., ducts. He was able to read Aug. 1, 1959, when his auto col Long Branch. O 'Reiliy, Rich, Demo New England was the cnan Bat they returned to their and Richard and Robert Clem- the inscription, in part, and lided with another in Long The trio face arraignment to- try's coldest section this morn ents, 8 and 9, respectively, sons Mr. Bennett's ring was identi- Branch. The other driver demand day on an armed robbery charge Ing with temperatures near zero of Mr. and Mrs. .Ronald Clem- fied. ed a sobriety test. According to Chief Hoyer, Ho- in some areas. Sugar Act ents of 348 Rockwell Ave. One of the services perfom- The husky cop said he was in blit admitted committing the rob- Primary Candidates Miami reported 63 and clear. ed by the workshop, it was ex- jured.in the legs and on a stretch- bery and implicated the other Volunteers Respond two youths. Honolulu reported 73 and clear. plained, is that of mailing re- er so he couldn't walk through a ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The search, which brought v quested literature for the sobriety test, but on advice of Use Bayonet Change Gets unteers and police from Long Ronald Horan, local Democratic Eatontown firm. Mr. Bennett his lawyer he refused to submit The youths are charged with Incumbents leader, announced early this Branch, West Long Branch, was engaged in such work the to a blood test by the city phy- shoving a bayonet at the stomach Seek Names Oceanport, Monmouth Beach and morning the party's two primary Opposition day th? ring slipped from his sician. of Richard P. Minor, 17, of 75 candidates for borough council. Elberon into action, apparently finger into the envelope des- The commission said, "He did South Clinton St., New Shrews Won't Seek Seeking the posts will be Gerald WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep. was caused by a case of mis tined for Mr. Delery's desk. not answer the simplest ques- bury, station attendant, and walk- Of Claridge B. O'Reilly, 36, of Many Mind Harold D. Cooley (D-NC) said taken identity. Mr. Bennet is chairman of tions by the city physician at ing off with $80 from the cash Re-election Ave., and Jerry R. Rich, 40, of When her son did not arrive the Multiple Sclerosis Society tempting to conduct the examin- register. today the administration appar- FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP—Two Center Ave. Corporation ently plans to ask for a new home in time for his 5 p. m. sup of Monmouth County. ation. Minor told police the youths per, Mrs. Burrough drove her ingumbent committeemen have sugar law which he said could "It is difficult to conceivo that (See ROBBERY, Pg. 3) Mr. Horan- said both men have ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — car to the end of Rockwell Ave. declined to seek re-election here the backing of the Democratic be a "weapon of reprisal" against appellant's mind was sharp for the two three-year terms on Highlands voters want to know in search of him. enough to request advice from his organization. "Who is the Claridge Corp?" Cuba's Premier Fidel Castro. She said she knew her son Seek Market the five-member Township Com- lawyer before the examination All Quiet mittee. Mr. Horan previously an- This was reported to the Henry Administration sources con' and the Clements boys had an began, and yet be unable to tell nounced that the names of the Hudson Regional Board of Edu- firmed that some changes which idea about going ice skating yes- a city physician whether he had Democrat Russell D. Clayton candidates would not be released Site For and Republican William Week cation last night by Mrs. Kath- Cooley opposes are included in a terday afternoon. been drinking, where he was go As Budget until after they had filed today. leen Mendes and George J. La- bill they intend to submit next ing, or whether he would submit announced they would not file Worst Is Feared for tho primary election. Mr. O'Reilly, an analyst for hey, Highlands board representar week to the House 'Agriculture Spotting three little boys walk' New Jersey to various parts of the sobriety Allied Chemical Corporation, New tives. Committee, which Cooley heads. examination . . ." Is Adopted Announced candidates so far ing on the ice about 300 feet TRENTON' (AP) — Two New York City, is married and has Mrs. Mendes and Mr. Lahey » Emmons admitted drinking one are Republicans Albert V. Mc- But they denied the adminis- offshore near the river channel, Jersey cabinet officials will jour- EATONTOWN - Silence- Cormick and Alexander Chisolm, three children. said they have been asked the tration measure is designed as she shouted to them to walk small bottle of beer over a period something unusual for a budget A resident of the borough five ney to New York today to put in of several hours during dinner. and Democrats Robert 'Herman question many times since the a club against Cuba, which reaps back to shore. Receiving assur- a pitch for luring a billion-dol- public hearing in this municipal and Charles Glovich. years, he is a member of the board announced it had taken a a 150 million dollars yearly bonus ances that they would, Mrs. Bur- lar-a-year produce market to He was suspended for 90 days ity—prevailed last night as Bor- Mr. Clayton has served nine Civic Association, a charter mem- four-month option from the Gar under present law. They said their rough drove to the place where their side of the Hudson River. by the Long Branch Public Safe- outh Council adopted the 1960 years on the committee, two ber of the Democratic Club, and idge Corp. on a 6.86-acre tract ty Director. bill is merited for agricultural they should have walked. But Salvatore A. Bontempo, state municipal spending schedule. years of that time as mayor. Mr. a member of St. Agnes Catholic as part of the school property, reasons, and would not hurt Cu- the boys didn't arrive. conservation commissioner, and And perhaps there was good Week was appointed in January, Cliurch and its Holy Name So- Two Options Taken ba. Fearing the worst the frantic Phillip Alampi, state agriculture Man Fined $100 reason for the quiet—the total 1959, and was elected to a one- ciety. An option also has been taken mother notified the Clements secretary, will meet with repre- tax rate here has gone down 90 year unexpired term last No- A graduate of the University on the adjoining 15,20 acre John- family and the police, and the sentatives of citrus and produce cents for each $100 of assessed vember. of Omaha, he served in the Mer- son tract. As Disorderly valuation to $14.89. INDEX hunt was on. The Elberon First growers to try to get their sup- RED BANK —Frank DeCarlo, Mr. McCormick served two chant Marine in World War II. The properties are located be- Mayor F. Bliss Price opened Page Aid Squad put a boat in the port for shifting New York City's 32, of 140 Patterson Ave., Shrews terms as a committceman, most Native Son tween Rt. 36 and Highlands Ave the public hearing and asked for water and plied the channel look' Washington St. market to a site bury, yesterday was fined $100 of that time as mayor, before he His running mate is a native off Sears Ave. Amusements 26 comment. Births „ 2 ing for trace of the missing trio. in New Jersey. and given a 90-day suspended was defeatod for re-election in of the borough and was educated On a motion offered by Mrs, Sleigh Riding, Not Skating New York City officials will be jail sentence for disorderly con There was none. 1957. He again was defeated in in local schools. Mendes, the board voted, 4-2, to Jim Bishop - 6 Hearing Closed Hal Boyle 36 The search came to an end on hand to tout the attractions duct, 1958. A self-employed building con- direct its attorney to "find out when the three weary boys ar- of their proposed new 'Site at He was charged by Mrs. The mayor closed the public Mr. Chisolm retired from the tractor, Mr. Rich is married and the names of the Claridge in- Bridge 30 hearing and the budget, for which Classified 34-35 rived at the Clements home. Hunts Point in the Bronx. Estelle A. Trout with threaten- township Board of Education this has three children. corporators." They hadn't been ice skating, Bontempo and Alampi met with ing to break down her door at the total general appropriation year after serving one term. Also a member of St. Agnes The two dissenters, Mrs. Anna Comics _ 30 for municipal purposes is $342,- Crossword Puzzle 30 they explained, just sleigh riding Governor Robert B. Meyner, rail- 137 Chestnut St. March 1. This is his first attempt for a Catholic Church and its Holy C. Van Note and Alexander F. on Cemetery Hill in West Long 488, was adopted. This figure seat on the Township Committee. Editorials 6 road officials and industrialists Bernard J. Ryan, 33, of 53 Rec- Name Society, he is a veteran Bahrs, said they felt the action Branch—about three miles from compares to $438,103 last year. The Democrats, Mr. Herman Herblock 6 yesterday and agreed on forma- tor PL, was fined $15 and given of World War II. was of no value. where the chilled searchers The focal purposes tax rate has and Mr. Glovich, have sought Kitty Kelly 22 tion of a committee to study the a 30-day suspended jail sentence Mr. Rich is a member of the Said Mrs. Van Note, "As I un were. problem of attracting the market taken a big drop—from $3.77 in political office before. Mr. Her- Obituaries 2 for being drunk and disorderly Lions Club, and the Democratic derstand it, the people want to to New Jersey. 1959 to $2.58 this year, a decrease man was defeated in his bid for Sylvia Porter 6 Because of the snow, they had- at the Sheridan Bar, Front St. Club. He is a past commander know who the members of the n't taken their bicycles, and the of $1.19. committee last year. Mr. Her- Radio-Television 26 The largest single factor in re- of the local American Legion corporation are. The names of the walk home took longer than man defeated Mr.- Glovjch in post. incorporators won't mean any- Social 22-23 ducing the tax rate here is a last year's primary election, but they'd anticipated. Both men will be seeking to thing to them." George Sokolsky _ 6 Democrats in Fair Haven decrease in the reserve for un- this year they are running as a Sports 32-35 The Burrough boy's father is give the Democratic Party a Will Try to Get Names patient in Allenwood Hospital. collected taxes, Borough Auditor ticket with organization support. Stock Market 2 Herbert A. Carusoe said. clean sweep on the governing Dr. Thomas B. Ahers said, "If Mr. Clements is a Coast Guards- Candidates filing for other body. W. S. White 6 Will Field a Full Ticket Last year the reserve fund was township offices are expected to the people of Highlands want to man at Sandy Hook. The party now holds four coun- know the names, I'll go along $203,871, based on tax collections be unopposed. They are Republi- FAIR HAVEN —' There will be ing. Mr. Van Horn filed several of 72 per cent in 1958, he said. can Harold Schank, incumbent cil seats and the mayor's post. with trying to get them. a full slate of Democratic party weeks ago. They, will be running against Frankly though, I don't see The 1960 budget calls for a re- township clerk, and incumbent [candidates in the April 19 pri- At the same time a new serve of $57,629, based on 1959 Richard C. Stryker and Elbert what difference it makes. Democrats Walter Lott, tax as- mary election. wrinkle in the political picture collections of 91.45 per cent of A. Frimpter, Republican primary "It's a bona fide corporation, sessor, and Woodrow Burke, col- ( Milton Koscne, who announced has been developed here with the (axes. choices for the council posts. the price is reasonable and the ector. v several weeks ago that he will addition of three independent can- location is good. Who and how run for mayor, will be joined by didates. come are of little consequence." three other aspirants for munici- They are Donald H. Colyer for Speaking from the audience, ex- pal office. Mayor and Charles M. Preston board member D. Adolph Busch They'are Frank A. LoPresti, and Donald C. White for council lashed out against "people who posts. It was learned yesterday cast a shadow of.doubt on the Lake Ave., and Richard A. New- ell, Princeton Rd,, both council they will file their petitions in board's excellent work." Freehold today. Hits at Critics candidates, and A. Fred Maffco, Oxford Ave., for tax assessor. Mr. Kosene, a local attorney, "The board's deal on the site was defeated in a close race last was plain good business," said To File Today November by Mr. Minton, They Mr. Busch. All of the candidates are ex- wore vying for the one-year un- "No snap decision was made. pected to file their nominating expired lerm of Edgar V. Demise, The board shopped around and petitions today, the deadline. who had resigned. gave full consideration before a The terms of Mayor Russell Mr. LoPresti is the owner of selection was made. H. Minton and Councilmen Tony the Union Oil Co., here, and is "It would seem that people E. Hunting and John C, Damico also a general contractor. should be happy that the major along with Tax Assessor W. Ray- A 'Moral Victory' portion of the land cost only mond Van Horn are coming to Mr. Kosene's high vote tally $1,250. an end in January, in this Republican stronghold was "As for the $1,850 on the Clar- Mr. Minton will not be a can- placed in the "moral victory" idge property, this is certainly category. a reasonable price for such didate again. Seeking the Repub- lican nomination for mayor will Mr. Newell, a graduate of Laf- choice land. • be Mr. Hunting and Councilman ayette College, is an engineer at Union Beach Voters Eugene Magee. Electronic Associates, West Long Branch. For the convenience of those un- HOME SAFE—Frank Burrough, 9, is hugged by mother To Seek Ue-elcctlon M,-, Maffen, who was defeated DEMOCRATS' CHOICE —The Atlantic Highlands Democratic organization has se- rble to register during business after his safe arrival home last night. The boy was sub- Mr. Damico has decided to;several years ago as a council hours [he municipal clerks of- lected Gerald B. O'Reilly, left, and Jerry R. Rich, third from left, as borough coun- ject of intense search when it was feared he mighf have seek re-election and Robert Mat- candidate, owns his own real fice will be open March 8-9-10 thews will file for the council (.•stale and insurance business in cil nominees. With them are Ronald L. Horan, iecond from left, party chairman, from 7-9 p. m.-Advertisement fallen through thin ice. post being vacated by Mr. Hunt- Shrewsbury. and Mayor Robert S. McTague. March 10, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Marlboro Harry Austin Gall Off (Continued) OBITUARIES Dies in Florida map are half-acre and more, LOCUST—Harry Austin, Locust Rivrview Spotlight Turned On none of them conform as to Point Rd., died Tuesday night of Mr. and Mrs Robert Lockitt, Space shape. WELDON I.-VAN NOTE a heart attack in Sarasota, Fla. JOHN M. RODDY Webb and Knapp administra- Funeral arrangements are in J24 Rumson PI., Rumson, twin tive assistant Joel Bross, along LONG BRANCH — John M. DALLAS, Tex. - Weldon Ivins charge of the Scott Funeral daughters, yesterday. Bright Young Child VanNote, 42, who lived at the Mr. and Mrs. Martin White, with real estate agent Harry S. *oddy, 66, of 205 Bath Ave., died Home, Belford. Wiley, Centerville, showed up to- I Monmouth Medical Center Mission Motel here, died sud- Mr. Austin and his wife were Romaine Rd., Rumson, son, yes- • OLD BRIDGE (AP) — "Mom new book case loom large in the Probe denly Tuesday night at the Park terday. ward the end of the board session uesday. spending their vacation in Sara my," the child cried suddenly i small parlor of the Combs land Hospital. Tuesday. He was born in New York sota with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mr and Mrs. John DeFedele, the middle of the night. "Mom ranch house. CAPE CANAVERAL, Fl(AP) Apparently, only a few persons City, son of the late John and Mr. VanNote was born in 115 Dock St., Union Beach, son, my, are you still- there?" "The state practically classi- Corwin, also of Locust, and Mr. —The United States today post had advance knowledge that the Charella Roddy, and was a whole- Fair Haven, N. J., son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Truswell of Fair this morning. Mrs. Richard Combs jumpec fies us as TV morons," says poned an attempt to hurl an in firm would appear and apply for sale food distributor. Mr, Roddy and Mrs, Clifton J. VanNote, Sr., Mr, and Mrs. Philip McGrath, Dick Combs, bitterness clouding Haven. out of bed and ran into the terplanetary probe deep into a subdivision, ved here 20 years. He was a 79 Parker Ave., Fair Haven. Hi 16 Rt. 36, Leonardo, daughter, litle girl's room. "Yes, Alice his youthful red face. 'We don't space. Fueling difficulties block World War I veteran, a mem had lived here 25 years, and wa yesterday. watch it all the time, maybe two Said Olin Huebsch, board chair- MRS. CHARLES HAUSER I'm still here," she said. An ed the effort ber of Star of the Sea Catholic driver on large interstati she pat.ed the child's head an hours a night, three or four man: MADtSON TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Monmouth Medical Center The National Aeronautics and Church here, and of its Holy trailer trucks. Mr. VanNote was the child went back to sleep. times a week. So I like 'Pala- "Their appearance was a com- Mary W. Hauser, 73. of RD 1, Mr. and Mrs Augustine Young Space Administration said a new plete surprise to the board. We Name Society. an Army veteran of World Wa Morganville Rd., Cedargrove, But Mrs. Combs never got din' and 'Gunsmokc' and the firing date for the probe had not II. of 402 Dock St., Union Beach, back vo sleep. For the rest'of sports events, am I supposed to did not know that they would Surviving are his wife, Mrs died Tuesday in'Monmouth Med daughter, this morning, been scheduled. attend nor did we know that gnes Roddy; a son, Capt. John Surviving, besides his parents, ical Center. the night, she says, she lay be ashamed of that?" As the countdown on the Thor- Mr. and Mrs. Hans Swenson, awake worrying about that In the opposite corner of the Township Attorney (Clifton T.) VI. Roddy of Fort Worth, Tex; are his wife, Mrs, Kathalyn Van- Mrs. Hauser lived in Matawan 34 Church St., Sea Bright, daugh- able launching vehicle entered Barkalow would make an appear- two daughters, Mrs. Rober Note; two sisters, Mrs. Lynn E, most of her life. She was the sudden flash of terror that living room stood a small the final seconds, a hold was ter, yesterday. shook the .sleep of her 4-year- bookcase, only a year old. ance." Brainard of this city, and Mrs,Dundas of Neptune, N. J., an> widow of Charles Hauser, and called. Minutes later the sho Mr. Barkalow said that a mem- C. E. Clashing of Saskatoon, Can-Mrs. Thomas E. Salisbury ol old foster child. How much did About a year ago, a social was called off. the daughter of the late Hugh worker complained there were ber of the Township Committee ada; two brothers, T. Dwayne Aberdeen, Md.; a brother, Clif- and Mary Henry Reddington. urday at 8:30 a. m. from Day the girl know or begin to sus- The NASA announcement said: no books in the house, that a had advised him Webb and Roddy of Brattleboro, Vt., and ton J. VanNote, Jr., of Easi Funeral Home, Keyport, to St. pect? "The launching of a three- Surviving are a daughter, Miss child as gifted as Alice needed Knapp would request an initia Whitney A, Roddy of Essex Fells, Orange, N. J., and several niece; Joseph's Catholic Church, where Had she begun to feel a vague stage Thor-Able space probe has Anne Hauser, at home, and two something more than television. and six grandchildren. and nephews. Rev. Cornelius J\ Kane will of- sense of menace in this whole, been postponed because of loxing subdivision, and asked him to at- brothers, John Hauser of Cin- Today, the bookcase has a A requiem mass will be offered fer high requiem mass at 9 new, wonderful, exciting confu problems. The launching was to tend the session in the event The Worden Funeral Home cinnati, Ohio, and Hubert Hauser strange variety of books—several Saturday at 9 a.m. in Star o o'clock. Burial will be in St. Jo- sion of-strangers taking her pic- boost a 90-pound payload design- the board requested advice re- Red Bank, N. J., is in charge of Cheesequake. on child care, a set of encyclo- the Sea Church by Rev. John seph's Cemetery. ture and asking her question! ed to explore space between the garding rezoning. He did not of arrangements. The funeral will be held Sat pedia, several children's books, Horan. Burial will be in Mt. and putting her on television? earth and Venus." identify the committeeman. "I'm still not sure of how two or three novels and such Voted Upgrading larmel Cemetery under the di unexpected nonfiction titles as Lox is a missile term for liq rection of the Wooiley Funera! v much she senses," says Mrs. uid oxygen, which when mixed As a result of Webb and Knapp, v Combs. "How We Drafted Adlai Steven- Home, Long Branch. son"; "International Atomic with high grade kerosene pro overtures last year, a referendum Little. brown-eyed Alice hasn' vides thrust for the rocket. for upgrading of zoning was plac- been told that the world may b Policy"; Brazil—A Study in In- MRS. BISHOP E. CARHART If the trouble is minor the rock ed on the ballot in November. trembling beneath her. That the ter-American Relations"; "Mind, School and Civilization" and et could be fired in a day or two The vote was in favor of upgrad- MIDDLETOWN — Mrs. Mary Combses are not her real par- ing from the present half-acre E. Carhart, 85, of 95 East Roose- ents, that the two younger girl "Why Stop Smoking?" (neither NASA had the time between J. YANKO zoning. velt Cir., Country Club Estates, in the house are not her real of the Combses smoke). 8 and 8:30 a m. EST to launch BROAD STREET RED BANK sisters. That the state Child Wel- After a painful pause, Dick the rocket under conditions for Webb and Knapp, on the other died yesterday in Ivy House fare Board opposes her adoption :ombs said he had read few of the desired path. hand, has attempted—unsuccess- Nursing Home. by the Combses because, it says, the books. He said they were When it became apparent the fully—to get zoning downgraded Mrs. Carhart had lived in Key- they're not suited for the devel bought or given to them by missile could not be fired in this to one-third acre. port most of her life. She was opment of an unusually intelli- friends only for the effect it period the shot was called off. The preliminary subdivision member of the Keyport Bap- twice the flattering gent child. That three men in a might have on the social worker. Resting atop the' 90-foot rocket map presented to the board Tues- :ist Church and was the widow court in Trenton will soon de- 'The books," he said, "were was a 90-pound payload designed day does not conform to the half- )f Bishop E. Carhart. cide whether she remains with the only front we put on. Other- to intercept the orbit of the plan acre zoning. Surviving are two sons, Stan- the only parents she knows. wise we've been ourselves. If et Venus and become a satellite It was on the basis that the ley M. Carhart of this place, a "Daddy," asked Alice, "why the state doesn't like the way of the Sun. board refused formally to accept member of the faculty of Red are these men taking all these we live, that's too bad. We'll go The package, called Pioneer V. the map for consideration. Bank Senior High School, and twice the flattening millions and millions of pic- on fighting for Alice for the is designed to make the most Mr. Bross told The Register Kelsey A. Carhart of Keyport; tures?" • simple reason that we love her thorough study of space ever at- yesterday that present W&K sister, Mrs. Margaret Trainor "Because you're such a pretty and she loves us. Is there a bet- tempted. planning (for the over-all proj if Jersey City; four prandchil- ter reason?" girl." It would send back information ect) would require rezoning and Iren and a great-grandchild. while swinging around the Sun, And that seemed explanation "a new concept in zoning." The funeral will be held Sat double play by warner's enough, at least in her waking alternately touching orbital paths irday at 1:30 p. m. in the Be- of Earth and Venus. He said the firm proposes three life. Since Sunday night, when Cubans Hit categories of homes: $25,000 to lle Funeral Home, Keyport, with The 26-inch sphere is equipped the telephone calls started from $30,000 price range, two per acre; *ev. Maurice W. Phillips of the as far away as California and with four solar cell paddle wheels

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"Peg," said Harry, "this awful did show that children could and we have removed from the orig- Tom wouldn't eat his carrots, rowing about what the kids eat would select good diets for them inal grain. has got to stop. Why don't you A TWICE-A-YEAR SPECIAL EVENT! •Lola dawdled over her milk and selves but there were some The same thing is true of white Marie insisted she couldn't chew just let them eat anything they tnings about tnat experiment sugar. Everything has been re- the meat. Mother had made a want?" tha• t• -Harr- y didn't know. fined away until we have nothing beautiful lemon maringue pie J'But they have to be properly The experiment was done by left but calories. for dessert but none of the chil- nourished." Dr. Clara Davis in an orthopedic Almost all children love the dren got a bite of it because of "Yes, I know, but I read abow hospital. A whole ward of young- foods we make out of sugar and the long-established rule that an experiment where kids wei sters who were essentially refined flour-food which contains they must finish their plates be- allowed to choose their own die healthy children but had to be inlots of calories but very little in DRAPERIES fore the could have dessert. and they all came out all right. the hospital for long times be- the way of vitamins, minerals or Neither Dad nor Mother could "But you know they would a cause of broken bones and similar proteins. CUSTOM-MADE enjoy the pie in the presence of have eaten pie and much el ailments, were given the oppor- As soon as a child (or adult three varieties of tantrum. tonight, if we'd let them." tunity to choose anything they for that matter) has eaten all Eventually the Anderson house- "0. K., it was good pie." wanted to eat from huge carts of the calories he needs he is no food wheeled into the ward. Care- longer hungry and we say his ful records were kept and over appetite has been satisfied. a period of a week each child ate If his calories had been sup- all the essential food substances plied by natural food substances he needed. Some of the daily he would have received along diets, however, were certainly with his calories the vitamins, peculiar. One little fellow ate 14minerals, protein present in the bananas in a day and little else. original food, but if his calories Another child ate nothing but have been supplied from refined eggs for several days. The ex-foods it is quite likely he has not periment showed that children had the necessary amounts of • LINED OR UNLINED even ate things they didn't like accessory foods. when their bodies needed them. 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THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1960 them. The two who took over the farm in McConnelsville are Father Maurice, BISHOP a Belgian, and a lay brother. Within a week or two, there will be a third jnari, who will be Counting Our Blessings called Frater Bernard. This one is an American. He is 34, a calm, blue- Associated Press business analyst are at a record high. Retail trade eyed man with glasses. His father is an insurance sales- Sam Dawson is a keen observer of has never been better. man in Philadelphia. It is strange that he, of all peo- the economic scene in the United Industrial output, even after the ple, should seek the life of the lonely ascetic because, States and his column in this news- steel strike, is setting records never at Northwestern University, they said he never missed paper yesterday was a heartening known before. a dance. And even that old ogre—tight When he was in the Army Medical Corps on Oki- one. nawa in World War II, he was the leader of a pack While on one page of The Reg- money—is showing signs of easing of wild soldiers. One day, Bernard asked a chaplain ister was a report that the stock And this means that home builders how one goes about becoming a priest. The chaplain market took its seventh straight will be the gainers, Mr. Dawson choked. "You!" he said. "Ha! That's ridiculous!" loss, on another page was Mr. Daw- figures. Horn. Back home, Bernard hit the nightclub trail. He son's column in which he said What the business analyst calls liked the music, the girls, the gaiety, the drinks, the Americans can still count their the "two problem children of the laughter, the jokes. By day, he used his inquiring mind blessings, industrial family"—autos and steel THESE DAYS WILLIAM to probe different careers. "Everywhere," he says, "I found emptiness." This led to a frantic search for "Business isn't going to pot to- —"aren't behaving as badly as some By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY fullness. day at all," Mr. Dawson happily seem to think." The hoopla will soon start to get out the vote. Both S. WHITE One morning, he reasoned himself into a religious notes. As his proof, Mr. Dawson says parties and various non-partisan and public spirited WASHINGTON-An extraordin- organizations will devote themselves to the doctrine life.,He said; "There is a God, I don't know him. I must He says the "much publicized total 1960 output is still considered ary change in our political folk- get to know Him. How can I get to know Him if I must cut backs are from much feverish likely to top last year's and auto that it is the duty of every citizen, male or female, to lore is unfolding as genuine sim vote in each election. This preserves what they call mers of heat now begin to rise concentrate on a bank account? There must be a place activity in most cases," and adds: sales have been running ahead of from the preconvention presiden- where one concentrates solely on God." the democracy. tial campaign. "Getting back to a normal gait a year ago. There are those who hold that a A tradition which long has been Had Bernard been a Baptist, an Episcopalian or doesn't mean a recession is just He also cites some sore spots— good way to protest against the vacui teetering now seems to be fall- whatever, he would have done precisely what.he did ing right to the ground. This is as a Catholic: take his inquiring mind by the hand and around the corner. Sometimes 'easy farm incomes down, unemployment, ty of our political parties is not to vote the notion that the log cabin, or does it' is more healthy than 'rush- and the decline in U.S. exports. at all. It is a sort of get-even-with-them- its equivalent, was really the go around looking at different religious communities. most desirable scene of birth for There are all types and gradations of Christians, rang- rush.' " . But to Mr. Dawson things, for bums attitude. When both parties nomi- a candidate. nate nonentities and give us the choice ing from the penitential hypocrites like me all the way Mr. Dawson gives many reasons the most part, look pretty good— Though, of course, there were of voting for John Doe or Felix Roe, to the contemplative ascetics like Frater Bernard. for American economic blessings. and his words are encouraging to occasional exceptions, the poor- as often happens, we might as well stay man mystique used to be almosl He picked the Camaldolese Hermits because theirs He tells that personal incomes hear. a religion. It was generally fel SOKOLSKY home and iet whoever wins win. that any presidential candidate is about the toughest life of all. They seldom talk to Some say Lhat they are prepared to choose be- who was noticeably rich started each other. This is what he wants and this is what he tween the lesser of two evils. But why? Why should under an automatic handicap. is getting. In about two weeks, Bernard will be off for Scientific and Social Achievement we not choose the better of two good men? Why, out If your party simply had to pick an obviously well-heeled fel McConnelsville, Ohio, to join the other two. of about 180 million people, do we have to choose the low, the least you could do was The Camaldolese were organized in 1520 at Monte They may not be the typical teen- The scientific achievement is cer- lesser of two evils? There seems to be neither morality to play down this inconvenien fact. You would dig frantically Corona, Italy. In 4i/2 centuries, they number fewer than agers, but the report that two ama- tainly worth applause. nor practicality in that. for evidence that he had come 200 men. These men desire to leave the world and join teur radio operators bounced some It is quite possible that in 1960, we shall be able up the hard way in some re- God alone and in silence. They are priests, but they do But so is the fact that two spects, anyhow. If as a boy he code signals off a satellite trail and to make a choice between two able and experienced not preach, do not convert, do not teach, and do not youths, unlike many of their con- had not walked three miles in achieved two-way communication is men. I doubt that we shall be able to make a choice the snow to school, perhaps i: marry couples. temporaries,, know how to stay out between two party platforms, that is two sets of.prin- could be shown that when he fascinating. went to college he was properly They live on farms in abject poverty, and would ciples. The likelihood is that the platforms of both scornful of fraternity dances and Massachusetts Institute of Tech- of trouble and spend their time not accept modern farm machinery if it was given free. parties when translated in non-political language, will all other such frivolities. They raise their own vegetables, and never eat meat. nology, making public an account of wisely. be identical. And if your man was a world Most of the time they do not have enough money to the experiment, called it probably The story is in wonderful con- However, the campaign might become very inter- sophisticate, you pointed out that at any rate he had a good, sound buy a bottle of aspirin if one of the monks becomes ill. esting as the Democrats gird their loins to attack the the world's first successful com- trast to the large number of reports rural background. Thus Herbert They wear plain white cotton habits and, as a new Eisenhower foreign policy which they, the Democrats, Hoover, to whom the wide earth munication with the aid of artificial newspapers carry about juvenile monk joins the community, a little hut is built for him made. This may prove to be very exciting. The present was familiar, was presented as a satellites. delinquency. man whose real roots were back on the farm. It is composed of one room, broken by foreign policy of the United States, a reversal of tra- in West Branch, Iowa. partitions into three. There is a bed and bath, a work- ditional policy, was formed by Franklin D. Roosevelt COUNTRY BOYS room, a tiny chapel. Here, Frater Bernard will live YOUR MONEY'S WORTH who led us in war in alliance with Great Britain and Thus Wendell Willkie, a cos alone, work at bookbindery or printing, and praise Soviet Russia. It was a difficult policy to formulate mopolitan corporation lawyer turned out to be basically just a God in all his conscious moments. because Roosevelt had no understanding of Russian boy from somewhere near the By SYLVIA PORTER k f His hut can be no closer than 30 feet to that of history or Soviet methods and at both Teheran andK™ sr? theJVabash in Elwood, Yalta he became confused. Harry Truman and his Ind. Harry Truman was a coun another monk. His day begins at 12:30 a. m., when he An historic moment in the —not a reflection of higher the huzzah you might expect. try boy from Independence, Mo. prays and meditates. At 3 a. m. he will go to bed and lifetime of our nation is being prices. For there just isn't the oomph fourth secretary of state, Dean Acheson, continued the —not from wicked Kansas City. recorded right now. For the first It is an historic milestone and and zip in today's economy which Roosevelt policy but their problems increased as Rus- Dwight Eisenhower was really sleep three hours. He will sing a private mass, have time ever, the American econ- we'll not stop here. we've come to associate with sian cupidity disclosed itself and as our shifting, drift- from the dusty frontier town o breakfast of fruit, and begin his work day. omy 3s crossing the half-trillion At the very top of the hun- phases of expansion. There's a Abilene, Kan., and so on. dollar mark. dreds of forecasters whose pre- tendency now to emphasize the ing activities in China produced tragedy both for China Now, however, to be openly, If he feels the need to speak to someone, his This means dictions for 1959 turned out to dark spots, underplay the bright and for the United States. unashamedly and even enjoyably superior will grant permission for short periods three be accurate were "Fortune" ones, that the gross Already Dean Acheson, in his criticisms of the rich is by no means an inevit- times a week. In time, if he chooses, he will become national prod- magazine and A .W. Zelomek, SEVEN MILLION CARS able handicap. Three of the four uct of our president of the International an "absolute recluse." In that case, he will take addi- As an illustration, despite the Eisenhower foreign policy, is saying pretty much what present major Democratic pres- country — the Statistical Bureau. Fortune is head-shaking about auto sales, his critics said about Dean Acheson when he was in idential possibilities—Sens. John tional vows, and will try living alone in silence for total of all predicting a 512 billion dollar F. Kennedy of Massachusetts annual rate in GNP this spring, it's far too early to write off a authority. Perhaps out of office, Acheson has had the six months. If that works, he will try it for a year. upending by 7,000,000 car year, including im- Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas, Then, a lifetime. government, by|520 billion dollars by tho year ports. In fact, Fortune suggests time and philosophy to view these problems in per- and Stuart Symington of Mis- business and end; Zelomek is predicting an that when the full line of com- spective, whereas as secretary of state, he had to meet souri—don't have to worry where As I said, there are all kinds of Christians. Each by consumers average total for GNP during pact models is out this spring, the next hundred thousand dol on all the the year of 50S billion dollars. every contingency and emergency as an immediate lars is coming from. one wants to know God, to feel His presence and there- PORTER new car sales may rise toward goods and serv- Yet when the official statistics the 7,500,000 mark. and pressing problem. Also, Dean Acheson, as every They are all millionaires, or so by erase all doubt. Each wants most of all to be loved ices our nation turns out—is now which will confirm what I've just As another illustration, despite secretary of state, had to face domestic political pres- close to it that it makes no dif- running at a rate of over $500 written come out, there'll not be and to be forgiven. Some achieve it one way; some in the qualms about steel produc- ference. The fourth Democratic billion a year. sures which as an outsider no longer concern him—at another. What this man aspires to in silence, my tion, all that has happened is challenger, Sen. Hubert H. Hum This means that the word "tril- that steel buyers have returned least not intimately. Were he to become secretary of phrey of Minnesota, is relatively mother achieved in darkness. lion" will become more and more CARMICHAEL to the normal procedure of plac- state again, his views might have to be different. "poor." And he is determinedly It's a quiet farm ... a part of our language as the ing orders as they need the presenting himself as "the poor decade of the '60s rolls on just metal. "Iron Age" has revised The Republicans will not be able to defend them- man's candidate." Even Hum- as the word "billion" became its estimate of steel production phrey, however, is not exactly Increasingly commonplace in the selves, except by saying to the Democrats that they in 1960 down from 127-130 million did the same when they were in office. In a word, we required to ride the street cars. •40s and '50s. tons to 120-125 million tons, true He goes about in a Cadillac "Oh, It Was Nice Meeting Him — Bat I Jnrt Don't This means that despite the —but that's still far above the have had a real bi-partisan foreign policy, namely that when he chooses. uneasiness about business which Understand That North American Manana previous record of 117 million they all agreed on the same thing. As long as John Moreover—and this is the main has characterized 1960 to date, tons set in 1955. Attitude" the chilling plunge in stock Foster Dulles was secretary of state, he handled the point—the Humphrey attack on Actually, to Fortune, the pat- prices, apprehensions about auto the man he has picked as "the tern to date suggests, "The pres- foreign policy more or less on his own. The present sales, cutbacks in steel produc- rich-man candidate," Kennedy, ent boom is developing a more tion, we are definitely still in n Eisenhower policy is a departure from the Dulles atti- is not producing much return. rounded strength and obvious strong expansion and are shat- All old fears die hard. So no- staying. power." To Zelomek, tudes; it is softer not only toward Soviet Russia but tering records on every side. The body running for president is the absence of excesses so far Is $500 billion-plus GNP is $20 bil- toward Red China. Dulles would not have permitted eager to come right out and say lessening the danger of a sharp lion higher than the 1959 level, is Cuba to act toward the United States as Castro and that he is quite happy to be rich. letdown later in the year and is more than $16 billion above tho NOT WORRIED "an element of strength in the Guevara are doing, rate chalked up in the final! economy for the rest of 1960." All this will be in the campaign and Richard Nixon Without violating any confi- quarter of last year. dence, however, this correspond- Or, to put it in plain words, will have to defend the Eisenhower foreign policies SPENDING UP ent can report the following: A what these experts are saying is which are growing increasingly unpopular because they certain candidate whose initials This means that every form that if 1960 turns out a solid in- are J.F.K. is not worried about of spending is on the uptrend. stead of a spectacular year, the do not seem to focus. They are such a sharp departure the Humphrey charge. When state and local spending is recession so widely touted for from the Dulles policies which prevailed for six years. added to federal government out- 19G1 will be pushed back. This This J.F.K. figures that people lays, the uptrend in this area is bad? The change is attributed to the influence of Dr. Milton no longer automatically dislike continues marked. Business | Eisenhower who is regarded by Republicans of all a man who happens to have a spending for new plants and! EASY CREDIT nood deal of the folding stuff equipment is heading higher, and kinds as an outsider, more like the Adlai Stevenson Indeed, it is possible that this this type of spending will be a GIBBSTOWN, N. J. (AP) — type of Democrat. J.F.K.—not to mention a man particularly significant spur to Judge Oliver Daniels, 88, has Richard Nixon cannot defend the do-nothing policy initialed L.B.J. and another our economy later this year. been holding court here for 53 initialed S.S.—may actually fee Consumer spending—the greatest years and is still keenly alert. over Cuba or the confusions in the Pentagon. How- that voters like to see a fellow force of all—Is at a $322 billion He recalls the case of a woman ever, he also cannot attack them. Time is passing and who has got it mado financially. who was fined for a mis- annual rate now. To put this the vice president is stymied by his official position. For eight decades the Repub- into more dramatic terms, you demeanor. lican party was inevitably rec- and I are spending at t i-ate of The woman a neighbor of the His strength lies with the conservatives; he cannot koned to be "the party of the well over $1 billion a day for judge, asked for a few hours to compete with John Kennedy or Hubert Humphrey for rich." The ironical truth now is every day except Sunday. raise the money and the judge that this party's next presiden agreed. She returned only a few the liberal voters. Nor can he compete with Lyndon tial nominee, Vice President And this huge rise in GNP is moments later and paid the fine. taking place during a phase of Johnson for the middle-of-the-road. It is important for Richard Nixon, is probably the That evening, Judge Daniels reasonably stable prices. The I Nixon to find an independent platform and to make least-rich man in the race. 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2 BIG DAYS - Friday and FREE! FREE! Sat., Mar. 11 and 12 Cotton Chenille For the Purse >•:*> OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. 3-Pc. Bath Set Kiddies- Size Bath mat, contour rug, Cleansing IIIWU and lid cover in fluffy Balloon cotton chenille with non- Tissues skid backs. Assorted .67 Pops Jumbo /-.? colors. i .09 Conn T*eg. 2.S9 01 on xCK®10 teg- Bin G/ANr VALUES!I?^£lS tawe/s m ^OfliOUs c f«ffl 5t ^Yrhd of fllu,"0«nno" n ^th colors '*h\ «.^ Plas«e Your to V'C/44.' ?oW 2x44 6arnroioml 4 C //, PiAS^ 1.98 VOVi teg. -^e, r^t ^ AT OUR NEW «)KB1 * ook r I VITAMIN COUNTER 1VQ M ptVce dewberry' 111 S IJO« P^ *blJ** f0M*">* I * CALORIE CHART • PURSE SIZE VITAMIN CAPSULE BOX e Bas low prj* V*as* Ne«,W«' ce *****r^ 7or *«st .00 *<*cb &*«* SPECIAL!! W^ BARGAINS FOR THE HOME RICH CHOCOLATE COVERED Save a Huge $10 Marshmallow 60-Pc Trousseau SQUARES Cannon Linens Set ^$* with vanilla, maple, raspberry, ^* - 5*r/ mint and orange flavors. ,«.39.« ^ ft.77 OJV, V«TiA Newberry's **• Low V ""•'^r Re9« Newberry's ^ tt 69c Ib. Low Price *0 ^ ID * Striped \nd soUd coior sheets, pillow cases. , wash cloths &>' 'ecA JUMBO r»/A 3-SPEED fe ^ °^, *ft» MIRSTUM-DIITIRON | GUM DROPS CLOSE-OUT! Save 16.96 on fa- MIXER Powerful ^^ __ ? *tf Fresh and Delicious. flio *oJ«*s*yctc mous Hoover iron! One Eetting for electric port- SB f£ t !U« steam-pressing all fabrics. All fabric able beats, %f •• a whips, mixes, ^% '«f settings for dry ironing. Converts at reg. 24.93 stirs. Control ^^m 'fen Jl°* **"* flick of switch. Extra-light in weight. knob. • Guar- ^^ ^ >\ ./ 7 anteed. NEW MATERIALS VISIT OUR NEW HAT BAR ELECTROLUX Latest Fifth Avenue Styles VACUUM CLEANER FOR SPRING AND ATTACHMENTS Exciting *""""""" FACTORY REBUILT Kitchen and Cafe Prints collection WITH WARRANTY Broadcloths, Poplins, Sailcloths, Sateens. Hat Box reg. 49.95 1% ^ .66 If full bolts, 69c yd. Newberry's Spring Low Price 33 NEW FASHION Summer Whites Millinery A versatile assortment of Pima Cottons, Piques, Spring Jewelry Batiste, Polished Cotton and Broadcloth. Fashions Manufacturer's Sample Sale CHENILLE SPREADS I 36 to 45" wide. One of a kind in some styles. SPECIAL PURCHASE! Pamou8 Values to $4.95. A"7p A 57 maker was closing out odd lots! All C DI first quality, velvety cotton chenille .47 Fine Wash 'n Wear Prints Newberr/s Q7 and| plu High style patterns in deluxe cottons. Low Price V I *» * spreads in wide assortment of styles and colors; Fringed and unfringed, If full bolts to 89c yd. 2*1 4 BONANZA—Assortment full and twin sizes. All poly bagged. Reg. 5,98 HURRY! Grand valuesl Bedford Cords and Poplins CT I Prke Ideal for sportswear. Reg. 79c O • } 77 Laundry Basket 2.98 New Spring styles. Reg. 1.00 Poly plastic; assorted colors. Reg. 1.39 Miracle Blend Dress Lengths| g7 3 and 3.98 YOU CANN Easy care fabrics. 3 /»" to 3'/a" ydsydi. . to piece1. I " ea. Laundry Cart Rtg. 1.981 Folds for easy storage. 77 All the new styles— high crowns, draped-foplc CHARGE IT! Lightweight aluminum. Reg. 3,928 Skirt Lengths .87 turbans, cloches, sailors, New Prints, New Spring Shades. Wool Blends shells, and more. And at Newberry's Bed Pillows what an exciting choice 44 and Miracle Fabrics. Reg. 2.49 1 OPEN AN ACCOUNT OF 100% pure kapok filled. Pr. of new Spring colors YOUR CHOICE TODAY Pink or blue striped ticking. Reg. 3.79 and fashion trims. 2 Non-allergic, odorless. Holds no heat. Combed Gingham Checks BARGAINS FOR BABY All popular size checks in Spring shades. Double Thick Panties 1 $x If full bolts, 79c yd. Reg. 79c White Cups 6 for 36c Triple Crotch. EASY-CARE Reg. 10c ea. Reg. 39c 3/88 Birdseye 6 pack Hat Storage Box 47c Reg. 77c Special! c Diapers 83 26-OT. LARGE KITCHEN Special! Baby Doll 87 Reg. 1.09 C LADIES' and Waste Basket 77 Pajamas Boys' Pants Reg. 98c Cute as a button in as- 2 You'll want to buy plenty Mmml Reg. 3.98 Continental model. Sheen Bed- sorted dainty cotton ford cord. Sites 6 to 16, Colors: prints. And so well made, at this special low New- Spring fashion news in 1.97 misses'and women's sizes! Charcoal, antelope tan, blue, with self trim for long berry price. Sizes S-M-L. black. Reg. 2.98. Our exciting new- collec- wear. Reg. 1.79 tion of i easy-care dusters in all the loveliest styles. We've trim button-fronts, SPECIAL PURCHASE! SALE! MEN'S 1 pretty yoked backs, 3- Ladies Leather Lined Bags .67 \?ay styles with belt, Spring styles. Reg. Z.98 plus tax many more. Amel*-cot- ton blends (69% to 50% SHORTS Arnel • 31%-50% cot, LOWEST PRICE EVER on fine Wash-N- ton) or woven cottons. Wear shorts! Fine printed cotton broad- UTILITY & 2-TRAY METAL Checks, stripes, prints. cloth with full boxer waist. Sizes 30 to SEAMLESS NYLONS 63 Spring colors. Sizes 12- TOOL BOX 1 Reg. 89c Newberry's Low Price ^p \gQ 20,38-44. TOOL BOX r> Big value! •77 SPECIAL' Sturdy metal •# / Sturdy metal 1 box with one I box with two tray. Green B trays. Green V finish. 13 A x _ , 97 finish. 13 A x V99' Reg. 2.97 ca 77 BROAD STREET RED BANK Reg. 79c ea. y'/- OPENING Of Our New Basement Home Furnishing Dept. With Increased Variety And Unbeatable Values! SHOP THIS NEW BASEMENT TODAY FOR FURNITURE. RUGS, UMPS, SHADES, INFANTS' FURNITURE, PLASTIC DRAPES Imported and Domestic... 3-DRAWER HANDSOME LAMPS COLONIAL CHEST » 4.99 Reg. L98 to 8.99 57

So good looking...so low priced! Tall, and stately lamps to add decorator OCCASIONAL TABLES 17 glamour to your home. SPECIAL! Authentically Choose from our largo WHAT A BUY1 You get 3 matching, hardwood modern tables—2 step and detailed Colonial style! collection of Italian im- a cocktail style— at this low New-, , chest in mahogany, walnut ported Venetian type berry pricel Tops have alcohol and3 or Salem finish. Antiqued glass bases in smoke or heat-resistant finish. Brass plated pQR brass hardware. Three deep, roomy drawers. Stur- amber, complete with ferrules on legs. Blonde oak or ma- dily constructod.beautifully fabric-on-parchment hogany finish. Reg. 24.95 drum shades...or domes- finished. 26x14x42* faieh. tic vitreous china lamps OPENING SPECIALS with distinctive under' glaze design, textured Mahogany Finished 97 READY-TO-PAINT . Fibergla3 shades. 29" and 30' tall. Drum Table Reg. 12.98 9 5-DRAWER SPECIAL PURCHASE All Metal Utility Cabinets SA1E! ASSORTED DOUBLE DOORS • 66x26x14 CHEST LINED PLASTIC DRAPES Reg. 21.95 14" FRAMED PICTURES * NEWBERRYS SCOOP! A wide OR TIER CURTAINS SINGLE DOORS - 66x18x14 range of newest and smartest sizes Reg. 17.95 12" and frames at our special low price. 97 Oilette reproductions of scenes, 2298 NEW SPRING PATTERNS 9x12 DECORATIVE TWEED florals, interiors with richly hand- Reg. 24.98 some frames... glassed panel pic- Reg. 1.49 Value 3 LOW LOOP RUGS tures, openwork plaques, religious Reg. 4.98 Finest kiln-dried knotty Cushioned wllfi Foam Rubber back with reverse shadowbox frames. •pine chest with quality .con- struction, 5 deep drawers, Choice of Colors • 6'x9' siie-12.99 .88 10x11* to 24x30* overall in group. brass-tipped legs. Satin- Reg. 24.95 ****************************************** smooth, ready to paint or. 3DAV-O-NIGHTERS 31-77!>• stain. 27x15x43$ high. BRASS *The sleeper lounge that is so inviting, so prac-jj" *tlcal and so Inexpensive Reg. 44.95**" . Heavy gold or brown fabric, hardwood frame and brass,, VANITY ferruled legs. ' >• ***************************************** CHAIR T Reg. 8.97 Golden-gleam glamour by Ducliin! Decorative chair with sleek, washable dura- RECLINER CHAIR BIG HI-FI 3-DRAWER texture scat; "carousel" striped turquoise, red, ginger; with white. Or gay What blissful' comfort! This big CABINET NITE STAND white pom-pom fringe edge. comfortable chair automatically ,97 Satin-smooth Lacquered brass-finish Unpalnted adjuats'to any poaition-you can quality-built unpainted frame. 14" deep, 25" high. eveu lie flat. Covered in sturdy, TAYIOR-TOT WALKER knotty pine knotty pinepin—e .59 brasstippebrass-tipped cotton tapestry and hard-wearing 39 Front wheels swivel, push han- with brass- legs. 15x15 x _1, 0 l Reg. 49.95 dle is removable. Boasts plastic tipped logs. fabric-backed plastic' 22x2Ox29ft". 17 28%- H. Reg. 12.98 covered bumpers front and rear, 87 play tray with beads — even a footrest for the baby-walker. Baked enamel finish is non-toxic. 10 Reg. 12.95 9-DRAWER Turquoise with white. METAL Ready-ro-Paint CABINET MIGHT 1157 STAND BRASS BAR CART Reg. 14.00 Wonderful Valentine gift for anyone 16x29x32" Such an efficient way to Reg. 9.95 who loves something decorative and file correspondence, photo- useful for the home! Gleaming brass- graphs or tools. Each TAYLOR Quality built in satin* plated metal; stain-resist plastic fin- 44 drawer has slot for identi- TAYLOR-TOT smooth kiln-dried knotty ished shelves in walnut or blond teg. 9.97 fication label. Well made of .pine, withbraU'tipped legs. tones. Ludta casters. heavy gauge steel in gray, WALKER . Ready to paint or stain. Ux green or beige. 12'/4*xlO"x TWOSOME 8 Sturdy tubu- Promenader, 1U281/4" H. 30* high. For home, office. lar frame, with romov- fringed can- able basket, 57 opy. Front canopy. Tubular 16 wheels swivel. Many extras. frame. Foot Reg. 18.95 23" brake. Sliding Door Cabinet OPENING SPECIAL Wonderful value in a smarfly styled cabinet completely mads of sturdy Baby Stroller .99 metal. Decorator colors: black, pink, 99 All metal frame for easy folding. Reg. 6.33 4 white, turquoise. 9'/* " wide, 7" deep, 20'/}" long. Storage space on top, 2 Baby Glider or Jumper "/.66 too. Ideal for any room, perfect Reg. 3.98 spice cabinet. Lori of fun and comfort. Reg. 8.987 SPECIAL BUY MAGAZINE WASTE PERSONAL STACK Baby Car Bed and Seat C-77 SILK-LIKE WHITE RACK BASKET STEEL FILE STOOL SALE Reg. 7.98 \M LAMP SHADES Decorative Black Giant size- 9" to 16" Reg. 2.98 new style 99 wrought iron 99 holds over Extraseats.it 2 for HIGH CHAIR. Chrome brass finished 8* cylinder 2000T papers. .99 extra savings! — «»» magazine 2 seta in brass 2 File letters; Heavy vinyl; i|99 Plastic back and seat, removable tray; ad- rack with leaf finish leaf de- keys. 3 colors. tubular steel mum •design. Res. 3.99 sign frame. Reg. 3.99 2 legs. 4 colors, ^f justable footrest. Convertible to youth FOAM FILLED 12i4 Reg. 4.49 Reg, 2,66 00. chair. Reg. 12.95, THROW PILLOWS 477 ZIPPER COVERED. Reg. 1.98 I ca 77 BROAD ST., RED BANK CORDUROY - ASSORTED COLORS. Tc be named to the honor list. .'WmX }K}9&H BED BANK REGISTER feme Keansbnrg Yqnth a student must- have, a grade- To College Honor Roll point ratio of 3.0 out of a possible KEANSBURG — Robert Orrin Honeyman, son of'Mr. and Mrs. A graduate of Middletown High Nov. 2 Home Decorators Under One Roof Maxwell Honeyman, 11 Park School, the student had an aver- Ave., has been named to the age of 3.67. dean's list at Newark College of Engineering. It pay» to advertHe In The Rtglrttr.

428 BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY 115 BROAD ST. RED BANK CALL • CUSTOM SH 1-1610 • SLIPCOVERS • DRAPERIES • BEDSPREADS mademoiselle CALL SH 7-2306 THE .. starts its 13th year at Tafsun's, presenting INTERIOR NEW A&P STORE — This is the latest addition to the A&P Supermarket chain, store which opened Tuesday on New- spring's fashions. SHOP man Springs Rd. at Shrewsbury Ave. in Shrewsbury. Visible in photo is portion of large parking lot which has en- Largest, loveliest selection in the area. trances from both Newman Springs Rd. and Shrewsbury Ave.

Haven, who died Feb. 22, lefl Hand flexed high heel Co-chairmen Appointed Probate 18 $495 to his son, Russell W. Ben softy—an. ideal shoe Play beautiful music ett, Jr. The rest of his estate for cottons and suits ras left to his wife. Pearl. For Conference on Aging County Wills Fred C. Apel of Middletown —brown or olive. ho died Feb. 2, left his estate in a few minutes . . . FREEHOLD — The following :o be divided among his children. Miss Helen Herrmann, Bay-' wills were probated recently by Eleanor M. Dooley, Middle- 19.95 shore Farm, Freehold, and Dr. Hospital Patients County Surrogate Edward C. own, who died Feb. 15, left her ON THE HAMMOND CHORD ORGAN Broege. ;state to her son and daughter- Milton E. Kirkpatrick, Monmouth RED BANK — Among the med- Grace Decker of Red Bank who Medical Center, Long Branch, ical patients in Riverview hospital n-law, John and Jean died Feb. 21, left her estate tolange. have been named co-chairmen of this week are James DePointe, 95her sons Abraham, Melvin and Catherine St., Guy Foster, 25 the Monmouth County Welfare George Decker, and her daugh- Aaron Summer of Red Bank Spring Ter., Mrs. William Pax- fho died Feb. 22; John J. Pol Council's committee to prepare ter, Elaine Dowlen. No-lessons to take! In a few ton, 66 Riverside Ave., and Miss nger, Sr., Middletown, who died for the White House Conference Nellie Sexton, 54 Manor Dr., all Domenico Romeo, Red Bank, who died Feb. 18, left property Feb. 19; James F. Miller, Sea minutes you'll play a complete on Problems of Aging. of Red Bank. right, who died Feb. 23; Frank Mrs. Mark Green, 55 Center in Red Bank to Louis Romeo. selection on the Hammond Chord Miss Herrmann, who for the The rest of his estate was di--ampanella, Rumson, who died past two years has been chair- Ave., and Mrs. William Guthrie, 'eb. 10; and Frank R. Mazzo, Organ, even if you know 19 Bellview Ave., both of Leonar- vided among Felix, Arnanze, A genuine wooden stacked man of the council's study com- John, Joseph, and Salvatore Ro Long Branch, who died Feb. 16 mittee on problems of aging, re- do; Mrs. Albert Haselman, Sail- heel adds comjort to a nothing about music. Thousands meo. ll left their estates to thei cently made a study of senior ers Way, and Carol Walker, 61 wives. smartly styled walking shoe J. citizen clubs and recreation cen- Lafayette St., both of Rumson; Elizabeth Wood, Red Bank, have done it. And a few weeks Maud Bracht, Middletown, whi —hand flexed—tan, olive. J ters in England and Scandinavia. Mrs. Ralph Newman, 42 Cornwall who died Feb. 14, willed her es- later you'll be playing songs of tate to her son, Richard. ied Jan. 20, willed her estate ti Dr. Kirkpatrick, a well-known St., and Mrs. Lauretta Morris, er husband, Louis. all kinds—even classics. Imagine psychiatrist, is director of the 92 Sea Drift Ave., both of High- 01 g a Adoskhovich, Holmdel lands; Oliver Palmer, 1 Lincoln 19.95 Pollak Memorial Clinic and has Township, who died Feb. 23, be- CPA SCHOLARSHIP Ont finger ployi the good times your whole fam- encountered many of the prob- Ct., James Beatty, 35 Port Mon- queathed $50 to'Patricia Grieglfr lh» melody. ily can have with the Hammond lems of senior citizens in the mouth Rd., Mrs. Mabel Betts, wich; $50 to Kathleen Griegle- NEWARK — A $1,000 annual course of his practice. 199 Park Ave., William Cooper, wich; $300 to a nephew, Michael ollege scholarship for higgh If you can't h read standard Chord Organ. And the best part: The appointments were an- Thompson Ave. Martin Foley, 31 Grieglewich; $300 to Peter Kost- school seniors has been set up Shadyside Ave., Mrs. Edward music, you -everyone can play it. nounced by Mrs. Eone Harger, gria; and $100 to Mary Lenovich. y the New Jersey Society o follow simplified director of the division of the Fox, 125 Beacon Blvd., and Frank The residue of her estate was Certified Public Accountants. O "Picture" muiic aging, and New Jersey's chair- Sanatore, 37 Myrtle Ave., all ofleft to Lulu Cabtrell and Helen ay Silverman, Atlantic City, so that showi you man for the conference, which Is Keansburg. Rosato. ciety president, in addressing which kej» to Hearing Russell Rockhill, Holmdel ligh school principals and guid BAGS TO MATCH press. to be held in Washington in Jan- C. Frank Hower, Middletown, uary, 1961. Nursing Home, Holmdel; Bruce who died Dec. 7, 1959, left his ance directors here, said: fho conference was authorized Springsteen, 75 Commonwealth estate to his daughters, Josephine "It is our hope that with thi is Believing by Congress in 1958. New Jersey's Ave., Matthew Ferrin, 8 Market Evans, Pauline Schooly and Lil-beginning, we will be able tc participating citizens, at both St., and Mrs. Donald Stratton, 18 lian Walsh; and his granddaugh- ncourage a greater number ol Corn La., all of Middletown; Miss high caliber high school student Why not visit our store soon state and county levels, will deal ter, Mae Walsh. with the following areas of con-Barbara Bailey, 9 Division St., if New Jersey to prepare them' and let the way you play be the cern in relation to senior citi- T. Everett Casler, 46 Main St., Charlotte Hellfeld, Middle- selves in their undergraduag t zens; Economic security, housing Charles Wenz, 51 Campbell Ave., town, who died Feb. 16, willed rears ffo r a career iin account judge of what we say. and shelter; medical and health Louis Worse, 9 Walnut St. andher estate to Hazel Stickney, Half-cut D'Orsay fashion Ont linger ployt care, and education and social Leonard Winter, 8 Campbell Grace King, and Gladys Spit* for Easter in patent— chordi. hoff. See the welfare. Ave., all of Port Monmouth; bone, natural. Instead of using Hammond Chord Organ The county committees will Louis Balzai, 126 Bethany Rd., Rose Ghezzi, Rumson, who 3 to 5 fingers, Mrs. Louis Drova, 11 Chestnut died Feb. 20, left her estate to at the Food Fair study the needs and resources of you press a the aging and make reports to Dr., Scott Fitzsimmons 22 Craig her children, Victor and Joseph button with one Mnnmouth Shopping Center the New Jersey division of aging, St., and John Ohm, 55 Nevada Ghezzi, and Louise G. Carlbon. finger of your Dr., all of Hazlet. left hand to Today, Tomorrow & Sat. the agency that is co-ordinating Halvor Myrak, Oceanportj who Mrs. Bayard Beebe, 18 Crest play full, rich March 10-1M2 the state's contribution to the died Feb. 23, left his estate to organ chords. federal conference. Dr., Little Silver; George Clume, his sons, Douglas, John and Hal- Arrange for Free Homo Trial Individuals and groups in Mon- 28 Locust Ave., and Michael Ri- vor Myrak. with our demonstrator. mouth County with an interest ordan, 50 McCarter Ave., both Wilbur J. Bennett, Union of Fair Haven; Alfred Edwards, in the problems of aging are in- Beach, who died Feb. 10, willed vited to get in touch with Miss 140 Leonardville Rd., Beiford; Mrs. George Headden, 25 Hawhi- s tools and equipment of his Herrmann or Dr. Kirkpatrick. painting business to his son, San- thorne St., Cliffwood; Mrs. Frank SIZES TO 10 ford J. Bennett. The residue of SEEK NEW MEMBERS Johnson, 18 Church St., Matawan; SEE PAGE 4 AAAA - B WIDTHS HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIO Vincent J. McCue, 74G Broad St., his estate was willed to his wife, HAZLET - Officers of the Shrewsbury; Mrs. Robert Mer- Mabel Bennett. TODAY'S ISSUE of ASBURY PARK Methodist Youth Fellowship of rick, 90 Clearview Dr., New Russell W. Bennett, Fair St. John's Methodist Church and Shrewsbury; Mrs. Emma Red • All Models On Display their counselors, Mr. and Mrs.field, 6 Thompson Ave., East James Ncidinger and Miss Mild Private Studio Instruction $2 Per Half Hour Keansburg; James Sampson, 79 red Laughlin, have drawn up a West Fifth St., and Clair Went- statement of policy to attract worth, 9 Clark St., both of West Open Daily 'til 9 p. m. - Saturday 'til 5:30 more high school students into Keansburg, and Mrs. Annabel the organization. In it, cleanli Seavey, Oak St., Lincroft. • Sales • Servlcn Pltospoct • Ki'iitals • Instruction ness of life, Christian faith, Cor. of Cookman AMnln 5-D30O Asbiiry Fnrk, New Jersey Among the surgical patients neighborliness and trust are are: Alfred Conover Jr., 133 pledges. West Bergen PL, Miss Catherine Harte, 23 Rector PI., Harry Hoff. man, 145 Branch Ave., Mrs. Am- brose Marks, 21 West Front St., and Mrs. Harry Wells, 144 Man •: TIME TO PUT SPRING INTO or Dr., all of Red Bank. Mrs. Francisco Buonocore, 24 Stanford Dr., Douglas Peterson, YOUR WARDROBE! 3 Crescent Rd., and Mrs. How- ard Russell, 12»Surrey Dr., all of Just arrived! The handsomest group of new Spring Hazlet; Mrs. John Chapin, 16 West River Rd., Rumson; Mrs, styles we have seen in many a year! ... An exten- George Roth, 417 Atlantic St., sive collection for you to choose from, in the finest Mrs. John Gessner, Rt, 35, and domestic and imported fabrics. Mrs. Robert Kissinger, 51 First St., all of Keyport. i Theodore Bobzin, New St., I Colts Neck; Mrs. E. Alan Bush, :876 River Rd.', Fair Haven; I Thomas Costanza, 97 Asbury CRAFT ! Ave., and John Dunn, 41 South Ave., both of Atlantic Highlands; Bernadette Davis, 3 Maple Ave., 00 c0 95 Leonardo; Mae DeNucci, 41 Com- 50 55 59 munity Dr., West Long Branch; Mrs. Richard Devine, 203 Gar- den Rd., and Eugene Vandervort, 33 East End Ave., both of TIMELYJil CLOTHES Shrewsbury. Mrs. Peter Farmer, 21 Lewis 00 Cir., Oscar Krueger, Rt. 35, Laura Anne Swift, 308 Parkview 75 Ter., and Donald Wright, 86 Brook Rd., all of Middletown; BY Richard Howe, RD 1, and Mrs. Fred Smith, Valley Dr., both of COMPANY Matawan; Mrs. Russell Jackson, 121 Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown; Mrs. Edith Jones, 114 Brainard 3995 4500 Ave., Port Monmouth; Mrs, Vio WERE WORKING HARD ON OUR MEW BUILDING ON let McKechnie, 15 Crest Dr., Regulars - Longs - Shorts Little Silver. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD,. NEW SHREWSBURY TO Mrs. Andrew McNally, 317 Main St., Allenhurst; Mrs. James The Place to Go - Pay % Apr! Malley, 16 Haug St., Union BE READY FOR THE GRANDOPENING OF OUR for Brandt You Know Vi May Beach; Mrs. Sophia Matuszew- ska,. 35 Campview PI,, Keans- June burg; Arthur Rigby, Jr., 94 +b OFFICE EARfc# ;IW .APRIL Applegate St., River Plaza; Mrs. Van Heusen Elsie Stover, 65 Rosewood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, and John Wat- McGregor Sportswear jkins, Wayside Rd., New Shrews- Jockey Underwear bury. Clipper Craft Clothes Palm Beach 11 YEARS OLD , Tirrfely Clothes [ NEW MONMOUTH - Joel Can- • Alligator j ningham, son of Mr. and Mrs. ONMOUTH fouNTYNATioNAL I Irving Cunningham, Lawrence 23 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK Stetson Huts PL, celebrated his 11th birthday March 5 at a family dinner. On Sunday, March 13, n double cele- bration will be held for Mrs. John Doran of Jersey City and Joel by members of the family in the It Pays to Use Classified Display home of Mrs. Doran, It it Interesting to note that ttamps commemorating the eec< the palace', now a museum, was tenary of the return .of Savoie constructed in 1610 and was the and Nice to France.. The 30- teat of government in New Mexi- centime stamp for Savoie shows co unli! 1901. During this time a woman in regional costume the flags of Span, Mexico, the against the background THE NEWS Confederacy and the U. S. have mountain. The 50c stamp flown over the structure. Nice depicts a woman in regional AP Newslealurcs The new stamp will be placed costume against the shoreline of j by SYD KRONISH on first day sale June 17, in Nice. The old and the new meet on sheet form and in coils, at Santa Also issued by France is a 20c a forthcoming United States post- Fe, N. M. Collectors may send plus 5 adhesive illustrating ; age stamp. requests for first day covers to laying underwater cable, the Postmaster, Santa Fe, N. M., stamp is France's annual prior to June 17. memorative for its Stamp Day. Remember, it will require four For the first time in its history of the Vfi cent stamps to be ap- the Republic of Dahomey will is' plied for the first class rate so sue stamps carrying the name leave space available. The four "Republlque du Dahomey." The stamps will have a face value of 25-franc regular will be released five cents. Outer envelopes first and will be followed by two should be endorsed "First Day airmails. The new republic, pre- Covers l>4c Regular Stamp." viously known as Dahomey, is the first autonomous member of PARKING ONLY A two-color cachet of Bunrattv the French community. Castle, County Clare, Ireland, will be available for stamp col- Chingarora Scoiiters' A new denomination—1% cents lectors March 17 to honor St. —will feature a view of the old- Patrick's Day. The covers will Round Table Set est public building in the coun- be mailed in Ireland with attract KEYPORT - 'The Great try. Irish stamps postmarked Lakes" will be the theme of the The stamp will show the front Bunratty. This is the ninth con- monthly round table meeting for of the Palace of Governors In secutive cachet of the historical Scouters of the Chingarora Dis- Santa Fe, N. M. - The new de- Iri«'> castle series to be issued. trict to be held Monday, March "You don't relax enough Dad!" nomination will be used for bulk Collectors desiring "covers mav 14, at 8 p. m. in St. Mary's mailings of non-profit organiza- write to Irish Cachet Covers, 947 4 WORD' TO THE WISE _ Traffic problems are not confined to just one area tions in accordance with the new E. 32 St., Brooklyn 10, N. Y. Episcopal Church. and ceremonies will be explained William Weintraub, assistanj of town. This slfn, posted in a parking spot behind the First Methodist Church in postage rates which become ef- The cost per cover is 45 cents. A program of handicraft will and demonstrated for cubmas- district commissioner, is co-ordh- Liberal, Kan., represents an ecclesiastical approach to the problem of reserving space. ective July 1, 1960, France issued two new >e conducted for den mothers ters. nator of the round table. Soldier Feted On Homecoming HAZLET - Anthony Pipitone was honored at a homecoming party given by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pipitone, 646 Beers St., in the Knights of Co- lumbus Hall, Keyport, Sunday. He has returned after com- pleting two years of military overseas service in the U.S. Army, Entertainment was provided by THE PROOF IS IN THE EATING ... AND OUR "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" MEATS WILL MORE THAN the Aristikrats -featuring -Maria Pipitone, vocalist. SATISFY YOUR DESIRE TO SERVE YOUR FAMILY THE FINEST . . . GOME TASTE THE DIFFERENCE! Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sal Pipitone and family and Mr. and Mrs. John DiMartino, Jamaica, N. Y.; Mr. and Mrs. Anthony "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" - FANCY NORTHWESTERN - FLASH FROZEN Pipitone and son, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pipitone and son, James Pipitone, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lopinto, Mrs. Anthony Pipitone and Miss Fran Puleo, Brooklyn, and Mr. and Mrs. AI Tinervia, Wantagh, L. I. Also Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leo, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tillsley and son, Mr. and Mrs. Carmin Delisi and son, Mr. and Mrs. RKEYS Mylon Novak, Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam De Bonis and Mr. and Mrs. Michael Kregier, Hazlet; Mr. and YOUNG Mrs. Jerry Trabucco, Keyport, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thom- as and family, Union Beach. 10 to 121b. aver. Brownies Tour Tile Firm Plant "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Mem- bers of Brownie Troop 271, Fleet- EVERYDAY LOW MEAT PRICES wood Park, made a tour of the Hot or Sweet Architectural Tiling Company, Italian Sausage >b. 69c • Inc., Keyport, under the leader- 4-6 Ib. Avg. ship of Mrs. Joseph Sihler, as- sisted by Mrs. Robert Gilbert. Fresh Gafi Hants ib. 35c Assisting with transportation ( Ibt. were Edward Haberstroh, Jos- Smoked Cali Hams b. 39c eph Sihler and Donald Ferguson. Plans are being made by the girls to participate in beginners Fresh Ground Hamburger „ 35c and intermediate swimming les- sons to be conducted in the Boneless Veal Stew lb. 59c Perth Amboy YMCA beginning March 26 and continuing for 12 weeks. Shoulder Veal Chops .b.49c Making the tour were Carol Bealieu, Denise Cappelli, Claire „ 69c Ferguson, Virginia Gilbert, Clau- Rib Veal Chops dia Morgan, Patricia Neubauer, Laura Rucco, Candida Sihler, Loin Veal Chops Ib79c Margaret Vondras, Christina Haberstroh, Patricia King and Kris Kozakewich. Breast of Veal m 39c Round Bone Showpr Honors Veal Cutlets lb. $1.09 Mrs. Rodney MAXWELL HOUSE Legs & Rump of Veal ib. 59c MATAWAN-Mrs. Jack Rod- ney, Lloyd Rd., was guest or ACECE All Grinds honor at a surprise stork shower in the home of Mrs. Roland ilRDS EYE A Boyce, 486 Roosevelt Ave., Marl- boro, given by Miss Nancy C Shown, Hazlet; Mrs. Frank John- FISH STICKS* son, Freehold; Mrs. Howard VrrCC HB.CAN Nichols, Red Bank; Mrs. Frank Linden Farms Whole Newman, Keyport, and Mrs. Tall Can v Strawberries 16 oz. pkg. Boyce. PET MILK 8J51.O0 PORK & BEANS ^:r 10c Flsh'n Chips Attending were Mrs. Nancy > Morton's Dinn" II oz. pkg, Shown, Miss Nancy Shown, and Teo-Breok Mrs. Louis Costa, Hazlet; Mrs. Box of 64 John Mazuroski, Keyport; Miss TEA BAGS 29c BAKER'S INSTANT 35c i.. Terry Ann Galloway, Matawan; Gourmet, Seeds, Seedless Gourmet Mrs. Ralph Trolian, West Keans burg; Mrs. Jean Poduska, Miss JR. LAYER CAKE 29c Rye Bread, Ib. loaf 19c Hot Gross Runs 8 for 35c Jean Poduska and Mrs, Anonette Delites From Our Appetizing Dept.l Makowka, Cheesequake; Mrs. CRISP "FARM FRESH" PRODUCE ' Marguerite Holmes, Mrs. Frank Lukoie and Mrs. Frank Johnson, Freehold. Also, Mrs. Joseph Flynn, Eng FREE! FREE! llshtown; Mrs. Charles Hoovcn, YOUR CHOICE OF 1 LB. OF POTATO SALAD, Laurence Harbor; Mrs. Frank c COLE SLAW OR MACARONI SALAD WITH YOUR Makowka, Cliffwood Beach; Mrs. James Henry, Union Beach; PURCHASE OF $2 OR MORE IN THE APPETIZING POTATOES £-25 ±69 DEPARTMENT! Mrs. LoRoy Rodney and Mrs. ^ADDATC Fresh, Crisp, Sweet, Rushed Yellow Globe Victor Alt, Sewarcn, and Mrs. VHRIHU I «? from West'n Forms—BUNCH 5c ONIONS Mild Flavor 14c Imported Wilmcr Kilcomiris and Mrs. Sliced 99c Thomas Savage, Morganville. Boiled Ham GUIs were sent by Mrs. Jose- Swift's phine Cogliano, Miss Ann Cog- ORANGES 30 89c PASCAL CELERY 19c Hard Salami Spiced Right < 99c liano rnd Mrs. Frank Newman. Keyport; Mrs. Frank Ratcliffe, Genuine Locate!!! 99c Mrs. Charles Holmes and Miss f S£SH DAIRY DIU Romano Cheese Barbara Savage, Matawan; Mrs. Genuine Howard Nichols, Red Bank, and Aurlcchio 99c Mrs. Robert Smith, Wickatunk. Provolone Cheese Polish Brand With Olive • Sliced 49c Hazlet Resident Luncheon Loaf lb By chunk Sliced 69c Honored at Parly Liverwursi Ib. 49c HAZLET-Mrs. Frederick Tib- betts, 847 Poole Ave., was guest n, of honor at a surprise cocktail Smoked Whiting party held in the home of Mrs. Crl$p and Fresh Robert Lebron, 845 Poole Ave. Hard Rolls 6 for 21C Mrs. Tibbetts, who Is moving out of the state, was presented a JAR CHEESE 19c COTTAGE CHEESE gift. 5 ox. EA. 1 LB. CUP Attending were Mrs. Arthur Atlantic's Food City Cahill, Mrs. Robert Calt, Mrs. Conover Armstrong, Mrs. W. S. Kinghan at SUPERAMfl Osborn, Mrs. Kenneth Stryker, LUNCHEON Hygradt SHREWSBURY AVE. AT RT. 35 Mrs. Francis Schroll, Mrs. Her- SLICED bert Goeler, Mrs. Harold Rubin, NEW SHREWSBURY Mrs. Charles Drakes and Mrs. MEAT Silver Shield Open Daily 9:30 am.-TO pm.; Sun, Til 6 pm. Rs(lph Economu. BACON lllltlii. tbtouih Siniit«», Muroh lltfc, Bi(tl U limit None inlil to 4e»l*ra. meeting of the Sons and Daugh- and picnic,table/may-be evenj and* half ton? and encircle the ters of Liberty, Pride of Crescent Destroy Egg coming indoors in late May? twigs of" wild cherry and, fruit SDL Holds Council, in Borough Hall. You probably found out that trees like a mahogany colored the chemical insecticides you thimble. You'll fee ahead of'the Mrs. Elizabeth Sorenson and Masses Now, used against these critters didn't caterpillars .if you spend some Penny Sale Mrs. John Zingale, co-chairmen, really kill them. presented the special awards to time in your yard between now EATONTOWN — A penny sali The old saying about the ounce and April 1, searching, out. and Mrs. Marilyn Long and l/lrs. Agent Says of prevention being worth a was featured at Monday night's Harry Dean. destroying the eggs on the fruit FREEHOLD — Remember how pound of cure is certainly true trees and ornamentals they like. The sunshine chairman re- of the struggle with tent cater- he leaves of your apple tree It will also be worth your time FOR THE ported that Mrs. Carrie Schick rere chewed and mangled last pillars, according to County Ag- has returned from Riverview Hos- pring? ent Marvin A, Clark. He urges to clean the egg masses from pital and that Mrs. Ella Meyers a cleanup of egg masses now, any wild cherry trees on your is a patient at Monmouth Medical Or do you have a more vivid BEST BUYS ecollection of fuzzy tent cater- before the eggs hatch. own property or nearby vacant Center. Mrs. Helen Fitch is on lots. the sick list. 'illars moving across your lawn Egg masses are about ah inch IN Members were asked to bring old pictures of themselves for use in the guessing game slated REAL ESTATE for next Monday night's meeting. Mrs. Minnie Griggs and Mrs. SEE Fred Hartley will be in charge. Those present included Mrs. Rolston Waterfoury Ralph Lewis, Mrs. Cora Wagner, Mrs. Hansel Applegate, Mrs. Cora Realtor • Insuror Johnson, Mrs. Florence Knight, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Edith Lewis, SH 7-3500 Mrs, Zingale, Mrs. Arlene Cain, Mrs., Mae Aumack, Mrs. Hartley, 6 W. Front St., Red Bank Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Sorenson, Miss Henrietta Herrmann, and Miss —Established 1925— Sara Bowater.

OVERHEAD APPROACH— The French have unveiled their version of an "aerial subway" in a trial section built near Orleans. The car is reportedly noiseless and SCHULTE UNITED can transport 32 seated passengers and 91 standees. The pylons are 110 yards apart. OWNED AND OPERATED BY H. L. GREEN CO. HELP NEEDED FOR RELIC EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Bloke NEW YORK (AP) — A two- BROAD ST. cor. Mon. St. RED BANK story frame house which was WILL,YOU 6ETTHE PHON£,DEAR? once the home of American —I WOULP, BXCBPT1 OOH't Open Daily Till 5:30 - Wed. & Fri. Till 9 statesman and former Secretary if the Treasury Alexander Ham' ALLOWANCE ilton Is slowly mouldering awaj UKE ro P&TURB THE VOG\ ...on a new 21'Console Color TV. m New York City's upper Wes like owning 2 sets in 1... brilliant Side. taring color and sparkling black and I white. Full-Yur Warranty OB «U"parU, The house, built by Hamiltoi Including picture tuba. in 1801 and called The Orange, is in dilapidated contrast to the ap GIANT pearance of luxuryJt had wher SERVICE QQ.95 occupied by one of the men clo CONTRACT From est to Gen. 'George Washingto: during the Revolution. It is museum now but the organization maintaining it cannot find the $400,000 necessary to move it to Get EASY TERMS—3 Years to Pay a more suitable site and restore it Meantime paint peels, plaste: falls and vandals get in the work. MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LARGEST SALES & SERVICE ORGANIZATION T.V.

its existing pictorials to honor 50 HWV. 35 the Constitution of Cyprus as an STAMPS IN independent republic. The over 508 MAIN STREET ASBURY PARK print is "Cyprus Republic" In SEE PAGE 4 THE NEWS Greek and Turkish. The over- PHONE U 2-0400 OR KE 1-0400 TODAY'S ISSUE prints will remain on sale until AP Newsfeature a new issue of stamps can be Plenty Free Parking • Open Daily 'til 10 P. M. By SYD KRONISH produced. SM The Dinah Shore Chevy Show in color Sundays, HBC-IV-Tbe Pal Boom Che»y Showroom weekly, A8C-W. A NEW SERIES of stamps with a religious theme has been issued by Malta to commemorate the HOW MUCH IS A 10-YEAR EDGE IN A FIRST ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

COMPACT CAR DESIGN PRACTICALLY FLAT FLOOR-Here's a bonus In extra foot room—more OF OUR than you'll find In many big cars. WORTH? MDMETOWN TOWNSHIP OFFICE YOU DECIDE HOW MUCH MORE CORVAIR GIVES YOU IN MARCH 7th THROUGH MARCH 18 COMFORT, CONVENIENCE AND FOLD-DOWN REAR SEAT-One quick flip and you increase cargo space to CONTROLLABILITY . . . WITH 28.9 cubic feet And Ifs standard THESE EXCLUSIVE FEATURES. equipment] 1900th anniversary of the "Ship- wreck of St Paul." THEY DONT COST ONE The 1%-pence depicts the ship- wreck as adapted from a paint- PENNY EXTRA! Ing In St. Paul's Church in Valletta. The 3-pence shows the consecration of St. Publius. The 6-pence illustrates St. Paul leav- BALANCED BRAKING-The quicker ing Malta. The 8-pence pictures the stop, the more equal Is the weight the statue of St. Paul. The 1- distribution on each wheel. Another shilling shows an allegorical sub- greatadvantage of rear-engine design. ject with quotations from the Acts REAR ENGINE TRACTION-You climb of the Apostles. The 2-shilling right out of snow, sand and mud where pence has figure of St. Paul with other compact cars bog down. the St. Paul's Bay Islets in the background.

Still in a religious vein, the > three new airmails just issued FOUR-WHEEL INDEPENDENT SUS- by Israel are unique in that they PENSION-Each wheel "walks" Inde- depict a trio of ancient towns 1- •' • » . • J steeped in history not generally pendently over bumps . .. and how known to many stamp collectors that smooths the ridel AIR COOLING—You never have to buy The 15-agorot honors Zefat antifreeze—or repair a radiator. And BY where many Hebrew sages lived. VALUABLE GIFTS ARE YOURS AT BOTH OUR OFFICES air cant boll over, ever. corvasi CHEVROLET Even today it is still a town o religious scholars. But, oddly DURING THIS CELEBRATION—FOR NEW ACCOUNTS enough, It is now the home of many artists and today it is con- AND FOR NEW DEPOSITS TO EXISTING ACCOUNTS IN sidered a town of mysticism and romanticism. EACH OF THREE CATEGORIES The 20-agorot pays tribute to Ashqelon. Its name was men- $25 OR MORE tioned as long as 2700 years ago and also appears frequently in $50 OR MORE the Bible. History records thai many ancient nations fought'for $100 OR MORE control of the town until it was lestroyed in the 13th Century. Today, however, a thriving mod- srn city exists on a slope over- looking the beautiful Mediter- rancan. MARINE VIEW The 65-agorot is for Tiberius founded in 19 A. D. by Herod \ntipas and named in honor of SAVINGS and LOAN ASSOCIATION he Roman Emperor Tiberius, tfter the destruction of the rew Temple in Jerusalem, Drive U—U'tjuii'lattic! See your local authorised Chevrolet dealer for fast delivery, favorable deals. he spiritual center of the Jews lecame located in Tiberius, 'ombs of the ancient sages are 874 HIGHWAY 35 33 FIRST AVENUE mjid there today although a com- (Five Corners) iletely new civilization has em- Atlantic Highlands CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY rged amid Ihe ruins of the old Middletown CURRENT ANNUAL shown on the stamp. DIVIDEND ON SAVINGS 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadysida 1-3130 OS 1-2400 AT 1-0100 Cyprus has overprinted 15 of ; * - 5 •*"••* — Mono, deputy chief of chap- Dr. Crawford'* topic for fte treat courses to Catholic laymen RED BANK REGISTER TTiun, MatdTlb, lW-isV « lains; V.S. Army, with the Geor- opening night will be "What is in New .York City, Boston, Long Fort Monmouth Sets gian Court College Choir of Lake- Your Life," followed by ser- Island and Springfield, Mass. 4 p. JB, io.< Chapel Two, they On his retirement-his"•#•**t [EBTORiAl VIEWS wood participating. mons on - "The • Rich Young Father Kenny aUo spent many will conduct the Children's Mis- awarded the Presidential Legion Jewish Convocation Ruler" and "Salvation Made years as chaplain in the Army, sion. Rev. James Verity will of Merit, and among bis many OF OTHER PAPERS Tri-Faith Mission The Jewish Convocation, set Plata." and in 1947 was chaplain at Fort ass'jjt Father Nestor. accomplishments cited were. h%. for Monday? March 28, at 8:30 Religious music will be fur- Monmouth. missions to Israel and to NATO, nished by the Kings College Father Verity, a native New His sermon topic will be'Tho ' FORT MONMOUTH-The an- which will be held March 21-23, p. m. in Chapel Four, wiC be In World War II he landed Yorker, entered Passionist Sem- "ONCE IN A WHILE, ' nual Tri-Faith Mission for Fort starting at 7 p. m. in Theater conducted by Chaplain (Capt.) Choir, directed by Assistant Prof. with,elements of the First Army World at Crossroads." ,- Dean Arlton and by the Young inary in 1940 and was ordained REMEMBER.. Monmouth personnel and their Two, The solemn closing will Joshua L. Goldberg, (USN-ret.) at Omaha Beach on D-Day.. He seven years ago. Much of his People's Church of the Air Quar- was reassigned to the Mission Twice within the past wee* guests will start Monday night, be Thursday, March 24, at A assistant to the president of He- work has been on missions and STUNT NIGHT March 21. p. m. in the field house. brew Union College, Jewish In- tet, composed of three of Dr. Band in January, 1960, having President Eisenhower has re Crawford's sons and Steve Musto. retreats, mostly with teenagers. MACON, Ga. — Miss Renate The mission theme is "By Very Rev. Matthew L. Nestor, stitute of Religion. previously served with it, con- He is a Passionist vocational di- marked on a curious mood thai Faith." rector of St. Ann's Passionist He will be assisted by Rabbi On the closing night, Dr. Craw- ducting missions and retreats in Butler, daughter of Dr. and Mrst ford's daughter, Donna, will join rector' In the metropolitan New G. Paul Butler, Little Silver, to often overtakes this country: Dr. Percy P. Crawford of the Fathers Monestary, Scranton, Arthur Hershon, Fort Monmouth the Eastern United States prior York- area. The ease with which we seem to Young People's Church of the Pa., and Rev. Stephen P. Kenny auxiliary chaplain. the quartet. to the war. N. J., is serving as a member of the Stunt Night committee for, pass from self critism into self- Air will preach at the Protestant of the Immaculate Conception Dr. Crawford, who for the past Boston Native The Passionist Fathers also will Chaplain Goldberg, who re- Mission, scheduled for three Monestary, Jamaica, N. Y., will Father Nestor, a native _o_f conduct a Women's Mission tired in January, 1960 as dis- the freshman class at Wesleyan flagellation. 29 years has been pioneering on 1 nights, March 21-23, starting at officiate. radio in youth work, is president Boston, Mass., served in the AirMarch 28-31 In Chapel Two with trict chaplain of the Third Naval College. Stunt Night, a tradition; ., The President was speaking on 7:30 p. m. In Myer Hall Theater. The mass marking the solemn of the Young Peoples* Church of Corps chaplaincy with- the rank services each of the evenings District, was highest ranking al competition between classes; ;.- ly of the missile program wher The Passionist Fathers will closing will be celebrated by the Air, Inc. and of King's Col- of colonel during World War II.starting at 7:30 p. m. Jewish chaplain in active naval will be held Saturday night, he observed that we all shbuldn' conduct the Catholic "Mission, Chaplain (Brig. Gen.) William J. lege, Briarcliff Manor, N. Y. For many years he preached re- On the same dates, starting at service, March 12, "bow our heads in shame" be- cause achievement has not met every aspiration. The failures a acknowledged, there are stil many accomplishments to be proud of in our brief five years of space exploration. But' later he referred again to "political morticians" who exhibit "breast- beating pessimism" about the American system; "Once in a while," he remark' ed, "we ought to remember thai our country is not asleep, that ii is 'not incapable of doinj things ..." Mr. Eisenhower, we may be sore, was not suggesting that the American people eschew self-crit iclsm and' relax in pious self-sat- 'you SAVE isfactions; that can be insuffer- SHOP AND COMPARE! able in an individual and fatal CUT FROM YOUNG WESTERN PORKERS . ., to a nation. But so can morbl Here's proof prices are lew — preoccupation with short-comings. on brands you know, at Foodtown Take the missile program, spe- cifically. No one pretends, least of all Mr. Eisenhower, that i LINDEN HOUSE or HUNT S has accomplished every objective or denies that in some aspects it PORK LOINS trails the Russian program. Inso- far as this is a spur to effort, the SLICED OR LOIN END criticism is both wise and neces- 2 9 Z RIB END sary. But it is also wise not to forget what we have accomplish- HALVES ° ed in much less time than the C A N Russians. To forget that risks seriously misjudging what to do next or, worse, sinking into de- featism. Or consider the recurring at- RED BOW titude toward our economic prob- lems. That we could use more and better schools, hospitals an GREEN SPLIT PEAS houses is true, so it is too that YOU SAVE MORE we ought to strive to grow, to re' move the last pockets of pover MAINE SARDINES READY-TO-COOK ty, to increase the material well- KELLY being of the whole country. But NATIONAL BRANDS to listen to the constant laments Chicken Ferfs about our "inadequate" growth GRANULATED IRISH POTATOES WIN&S rate, our "substandard" houses SUGAR IODIZED OR PLAIN SALT and our '.'shortages" of hospitals, —ib. 49* -">• 29* the unwary might suppose that DIAMOND CRYSTAL BRIASTi _ . CO* HVERS _| . JQ* our whole economic system was 5 L.47* ROYAL CROWN fb b PORK CHOPS a failure. CENTER NECKS & BACKS . | Q* Surely once in a while we need PORK & BEANS )b CUT to remind ourselves that if som GOOD N RICH YELLOW, WHITE OR DEVILS FOOD •nniiM^ houses are "substandard" it i America that has set the high standards; over the greater part CAKE MIX * 10< of the globe our poorer house YOU SAVE MORE would seem like palaces. To thi whole' world our growth rate, VEG-ALL about which we bicker over per- LINDEN HOUSE WHITS OR PINK HORMEL HAM centage points, is a marvel and an aspiration. If anyone doubts RVAPORATID FACIAL TISSUES 2 it, let him imagine the .gates FOODTOWN NABISCO TWIN PACK URGE SIZE opened to all who would come SHRIMP from the socialized nations of the MILK world, including Russia. FIGNEWTONS ,£ 35< TENDER JUICY Tall fj.CO BURRY'S DELICIOUS And while we concern oursel- 8 COM I RIB STEAK 69 ves, quite properly, with the dis- ELDORADO tance by which our achievemem SCOOTER PIE '£ 49* CUBID of equal opportunity for all may fall short of what we wish it to VEAL STEAKS » 99* SLICED BACON ». 39* TAYLOR TASTY LEAN SLICED be, is it remiss to look with pride FRESH DAIRY SUNSHINE on the record of what we havi actually accomplished? The truth PORK ROLL £29* BOILED HAM » 99* is that those who belong to mi COLE SLAW, MACARONI, POTATO, PICKLED BEETS Krispy nority racial groups or minority H-oi. religious groups, all around th> world, look with envy at the po- MANOR HILL SALADS 29' litical, economic and social free- KRAFT PHILADELPHIA ASSORTED AMERICAN CHEESE Crackers You Save More doms which we here take so for grunted that we deplore the least infringement of them. BORDEN'S SLICES 2 £45* ROSE CREAM KRAFT DANISH PRINCESS If we forget these things some BUSHES times in our desire to reach high- CHEESE SPREAD er, we not only do ourselves in- CHEESE justice. We also can do ourselves MEADOW OOIO 2*99* Injury. For one thing, a man overcome SHARP CHEESE '67' by feelings of inadequacy is an TASTES Ineffective man; if, as a nation, we speak only of failure, others will come to accept our own val- SHRIMP COCKTAIL r 39' uation. And in that part of the cold war which is the struggle for men's minds it is as importan that we < not underestimate our strength as that we not become over prideful. LINDEN FARMS NORTHWEST MARSHALL WHOLE There Is something else, more insidious. For if we let ourselves STRAWBERRIES be blinded to all but failures and shortcomings, then by slow de- LINDIN FARM* PftOXIN grees we may come to think the LINDEN HOUSE American system, political and ORANGE JUICE economic, is itself a failure. RIVBR VALLEY FROZEN There are, indeed, those already who would have us think so; who FILLET OF SOLE Strawberry SWEET, RIPE EXTRA FANCY point Incessantly at what we have RIVIR VALLIY KINO (IZE not yet achieved so as to per- suade us to adopt other ways of FISH STICKS PRESERVES ordering our economy and our Honeydews 39 BIROS EYE FROZEN society. RID CRISP b One of the things, surely, that CORN ON COB "Y'29*! MclNTOSH APPLES3 ' 29* has made this country Is our ca- D0RANN FROZEN bo a JUICY FLORIDA pacity as a people for self-criti- cism. But surely, too, self-criti- POTATO PUFFS 2 £ 35*1 GRAPEFRUIT 5 u, 29* cism includes the vision to see the accomplishments of America and 'why they have become the SPRY SOAP POWDER DirnmeNT goals of other people. Once in a SILVER DUST RINSO WHITE FLUFFY RED ALL DISHWASHER while, at least, we ought to re- BREEZE SURF member , . . SHORTENING Giant ill* Olf (Won* ilu Largo ilx* Q At 19-oz. ALL —Wall Street Journal box box w*T box 130' box or M-c* SALE OF TRUCK* BY THE box TOWNSHIP OF MIDDLETOWN NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVBN that two aurplui vehicle! belonging to the LIQUID LUX TOILET Township of Mtddletown, being one HANDYANDY LUX SOAP LIFEBUOY LIFEBUOY 1992 studebiker truck, chusli cab, Mod- LUX LIQUID el R17A. and one 1948 F. W. D. truck, Model HR. will be iold it public auc- SOAP tion to thehlehut bidder on March Pint BLUE WISK FLAKES SOAP SOAP 1*. 1060 at tbe Townjhlp Garnee, on the southerly aide o! State Highway t»gu\ar Route 35, Mlddletown, New Jersey at b 1:00 P. M. 2 £ 29' 2 £* 31' The truclta ahall be aold In tha con- dition they are In at the time of aale. Condition! of »»!» are aa follows: The following are the exclusive Foodtown Markets In this area: The purchaaer ahall be reiponalble for moving the truck! within' 7 daya from the date of aale, 97 Broad St., Red Bank 125 Broadway, Long Branch Bach, truck will be told separately and ahall go Is the hlglieit bidder for •«rti truck, 506 Prospect Ave., Little Silver *1126 Ocean Avenue, Sea Bright The amount of purchase price will 3' PUd it the time ol the close of tni> ia)e. The trucks can be Inspected at the Township Gam Be dally between 8:00 .ffteWv. rhnnati I.fvrdtr, a. m. and 4:00 p. m. rl ht H llmlt H UoomoudJ countr*' C<*> «a«***l CRISP-FRESH •BUu>rtitre Minn and tellert met mvirr IMUC—MvtrtlJtroenL APPLES FOR COOKING-BAKING Pies and cooked apples.taste better when you are the chef. And your culinary efforts are bound to please when you use our or- chard-fresh products. Choose from Pippins, Rome Beauty, Stayman Winesap. COLD, FRESH PRESSED Your old camera is worth up to 20% more during our Trade 'N Save days. A pre-war CIDER box camera, for ex- FROM OUR OWN MILL ample, is worth $10 to- Fresh and delicious; a blend to please all tastes. ward a new Bell & Pure . . . no preservatives a specialists at the College of Ag- oil and water conservation on Their help can be had for theIt Pays to Advertise in The Register answer either. riculture, Rutgers University, is he farm. and wildlife plantings, according asking, and with no cost. designed for quick and easy read- ing in a busy season. All You Need to Know About If you're not acquainted with the kind of garden help you can get from your Cooperative Ex- MUTUAL FUNDS tension Service, send a card What They Are. How to Buy Them. to Marvin A. Clark, county ag- 2.GUYS How They Operate. ricultural agent, 20 Court St., and ask him for his list of garden MAIL COUPON BELOW FOB FREE BOOKLET publications. FRO A1 A HARRIS ON I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS. INC. He offers a wide range of pub- lications—garden design, making STOCKS — BONDS — MUTUAL FUNDS Neptune Shopping Center, Rt. 35, Neptune City 310 Broadway CA 2-0211 Long Branch, N. J. a new lawn, pruning shrubs, spraying fruit trees and crab- Name — grass control—to mention a few. Open daily 9:30 till 10 p. m. Sun. 9:30 till 7 p. m. Address Jardine Heads LINEN DEPARTMENT I/Ottk FULL-VIEW ALUMINUMLibrary Group LUXURIOUS COMBINATION DOOR RUMSON — Thomas V. Jar- dine was elected president of the Oceanic Free Library Asso- PANORAMA ciation Wednesday night. He re- DRAW DRAPES places former Mayor Francis P. targe glass and screen Inter-, Nary. WITH A TWICE THE PRICE LOOK change panels In addition to officers elected, Exclusive—no sag—no wear. seven members were elected to the board of trustees for three- Comp. Value Unl-Hinge year terms. •k Internal expander door sill The other officers are William 3.98 ea. that stops draffs Gridiey, vice president; Francis £ Prs. Jj * Shows more of the beauty of E. Hockey, secretary, and Mrs. v Anne VanNamen, treasurer. your prime door Trustees are Mr. Nary, Mrs. Smart new prints In acetate and rayon. '*• Aivminum Kick Plate Panel VanNamen, Mr. Hockey, Mrs. Margaret Nelson, Van R. Halsey, Expertly tailored. Dee*p bottom hems 95 Mayor Peter Cartmell and Ed- ward ,WiIson. | 84" long. Pinch pleated tops in mod- ern, scenic and solid colors, with golden SMALL WORLD DES MOINES (AP) - There ! highlights. PLASTIC BATHROOM are ex-Iowans almost every- where, it seems to tlie home folks. ENSEMBLE Recently a Des Moincs paint Oval Braided Rugs Heavy gauge 6x6 floral plastic with company released some balloons. a 54" ruffle. -Window drape to Heavy, colorful. One found its way to the yard of match. Pink, blue, green, yellow, Mrs. Edythe N. Welch at North 17x28 for every room Chatham, N.Y., about 17 miles and black on white. SET 1.39 value from Albany, N.Y. 88 Comparative value 2.69 Mrs. Welch wrote to the Des 1 Moines firm. Her husband was born in Dubuque, Iowa, had lived in Des MoineSj and his father once was a business exective CAMERA DEPARTMENT SHOE DEPARTMENT here. BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 6 P. M. ANOTHER BITES THE DUST KODAK STARMATIC WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 LOCKPORT, N. Y. (AP)-The T-Strap Patent Leather last of the Mohicans—at least west of Syracuse, N. Y.—has dis- Electric Eye Camera * Infants * Gleaming lott J appeared. The last Mohican Mar- patent leather • Combination ket in western New York has last for snug heel fit * Infant 47 Broad St. SHadysWe 1-7S00 Red Bank been closed here after 30 years. Complete Kit size to 9. . • • COUNTV OF MONMMJTII STATB OF NEW JKK.HEV NOTICE 1» iicrcby glvi-n (hat jcnlod bids will bn received by tha lion- REG. 67 mouth County Board or Chosen Free- holders tor furnishing gasoline for use 35mm Brilliant 3.9? ot the Counly ol Monramith, nald bids to bo received At thD meeting o( the SLIDE VIEWER 2 133 SIZES MonmouUi Counly Board or Freeholder* to b» held at tha Mount Rooms, Hull o( Records, Freehold, K. J., In public 45.95 value • Wide, wide screen * Bat- at the regular meeting on Wednesday, tery operated * Ground glass your guarantee of March lli, 1W10 at 2:00 o'cluck, 1'. M. Standard Time. Includes Hash, Case, Bulbs and Film. Fully viewing * Focusing device Complete, npccincatlona and form of • With (able viewing stand. Little Gents' Oxfords no "in-between" i bid. contract and bond for the- same Automatic - just point and shoot. Perfect Hurry! Hurry! Quantities are are on file with tin Clerk of the Hnnril at the Hall of Accords st Freehold color and black & white slides and prints. limited—batteries extra. and may be Inspected by prospective • Three eyelet tie • Klpple fitting, Famous scuff bidders upon application. Bids must be made on standard proposal forms In sole • Black and brown • the manner designated therein and re- quired by the npcciflcatlons; must tie List Sites 8H—7R-7C-7D—7E- or HII bids if deempil to the interest • Complete with carry case t of Monmouth County to do so. 66 Terry Cloth Scuff Slippers By order of the Monmouth County • Automatic splicer • Ac- «E—7fc8-7'/aC—7'/iO—7y,E-r7ViEE—8B—8C—t D—8E—8EE—«%*—Sft Board of Chosen Freeholders. cepts 400' reels * Large, bril- JOSEPH C. IRWIN, Director. liant 2"x3" picture • Focus- -4J4C—(VJD—8%E— 8V4EE—W—9B— WT—9D— 9E—9E E—9 '/jA—9 '/,B-, IRVING S. BE.VETT, Clerk. ing and framing knobs • AH • White, pink, blue • Sizes March 4-10 $16,50 26 E—9>/,EE—IOA—10B—10C- ^jF\ 10D—10E 1OEE- steel automatic splicer • 5 to 10. k' OF MON-MOl Til Swing-away arms. $45 value 1O'/,EE—11A- STATK OF SV.W .IKKSKY IO'/,A—10%6—10%C—10'AD—lOtfE JfTT _^^i NotJcp is hereby given tllAt *e, bids will he received hy the Hoard of 11B—11C—11D—11E—11 E£— 4jU§tt&Suk Chosen Krneholiters of the County n[ REG. Monmouth for Furnishing Lumber !nr HIGH-FIDELITY RECORDING TAPE 67 the Comity BriiigQ Uepnrtment and 2.9? ^ii'/>c-iiy,D-itpp» h^firlnR PARTYTIME GLASSWARE the nairift anil addrpsa of the bidder. *% BRAND |E|_3i/,A—3y,l—3'/jC—3'/j 0—3 '/,E—3'/,EE—tA—•(&—A C—4 0—4 E—4 E the name of thH work on 98 the outside, addressed to thp Board of • LP ALBUMS j,98 rhospn Krwholdcrs of thp Cnunty nf LIST by LIBBY Monmouth nnd must he nccnmp.'inlrd (Wo cannot mention this popular name) n rprllfinl check drawn tn the order Gaily decorated. Heavy sham tht> County TrenpuriT for imt less Open Wed. and Fri. Eves. 'HI 9 linn Tf!i Per Cp-U (Hi-ri nT the nmouni bottom by America's foremost hltl nn«i must he AccornpnnlPd by a j rj»rtifleate from A rp«pon«th!e hondinj;' maker of glassware. Gift boxed company thru they will provide n bond f lite bid'Ier la nure.P3.ffu!. ant) he rip-! with 8 glasses. Large 12Vi oz. ivered ni thn plncp and on the hour, CAMDEN ihovp natupcl, i slie. Umited Quantities—3-Day Sale The rlpht is rpsxrvprl to rrjpct any LP ALBUMS FOOTCRAFT SHOES >r all I•:.S.^ if defin,-| to llm lntrre.it >f the County to do jm. EACH Hy order of ihp Hunrrt of Chosen | Regular @ SH 7-2873 I'rpplioIdPrs of I he County of Mon BRAND 59 no nth, •TOKKPU C. IHW1N. Dlrrctnr LP ALBUMS LIST 2.98 2.98 86 BROAD ST. RED BANK HIVING S. BKNN'KTT, Clerk 1 arch MO J17.19 RED BANK REGISTER Thur., JUrch 10, 1960-17

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(AP) - ficials of the American Meat In- .re In their sixth day of deiib- question, the state Supreme favorably by an Assembly com- A marathon, 12'yJ hour hearing stitute meeting here this week. Bat Mitzvah irating the guilt or innocence Court yesterday turned down mittee today. Speaker Joseph F. ended early today with narrow Homer R. Davison, president of f Dr. R. Bernard Finch and defeat in the California Legisla- Chessman's latest petition. This Carlino. hinted it might get prior- !arole Tregoff. the Meat Industry Association, ity over tax relief for residents. ture for Gov. Edmund G. Brown's one challenged legality of bit Rumors buzz through the new May 2 execution date. told congressional and govern- bill to repeal the death penalty. ment official groups that the sys- The measure would allov <• irowded corridors of the big The 8-7 vote by the Senate Ju- A. L. Wirin, one of his attor- of-staters who work in New York lew courthouse; The jury is neys, told newsmen here the tem now employed by the Agri- diciary Committee may have cultural Department to grade the same deductions and deduc- leadlocked 10-to-2 to convict, the thattered Caryl Chessman's last decision ended Chessman's tions and exemptions as New ury is hung, one hold-out juror court appeals. beef, veal, lamb and mutton is hope in his \V/i year fight to based on a 100-year-old concept York residents. Nonresidents long .s delaying the entire decision. have complained of inequitable escape the deadly cyanide of "Chessman's fate is now en- that the fattest animal is the best. But what is really going on in tirely in the hands of the gover- treatment because they were not Ihe jury room is known only to the gas chamber. "This is outmoded," he said. It was Brown's reprieve of nor unless the Legislature takes allowed the deductions granted the 12 who cast the ballots. favorable action," he said. 'From the consumer standpoint, New Yorkers. the convict-author and his call- the fattest animal is not the best, Dr. Finch, 42, and Miss Tre- Ing of a special session on cap- Brown, after giving Chessman The nonresident tax relief plan goff, 23, are charged with mur- a 60-day reprieve Feb. 19, said but the government graders tell ital punishment that touched her it is." was worked out by Gov. Nelson der and conspiracy in the shoot- oif the great debate. he would let him die if the state's S. Rockefeller in consultation ing of the doctor's wife. Both lawmakers rejected his plea to Many meat packers are oppos- with Govs. Robert B. Meyner Yet, as if by tacit agreement, ed to federal grading. Some spon- :ounts carry a possible death not a single witness mentioned abolish capital punishment. of New Jersey and Abraham penalty. The 38-year-old prisoner was sored a recent unsuccessful at- Ribicoff of Connecticut. the controversial prisoner by tempt to get the department to DESIGNER'S SKETCH of proposed New Shrewsbury war If the jurors find the couple name. convicted in 1948 on charges of Carlino told a news conference guilty they must decide at a kidnap-robbery which involved abandon grading' of lamb and memorial for which the Woman'* Club of New Shrews- he considered himself committed The long, almost subdued hear- mutton. Grading was defended later proceeding what the pen- ing by the all-lawyer committee forcing two young women to per- bury is spearheading a fund drive. The memorial will to support Rockefeller. alty should be: Life imprison- by some consumers and retail The nonresident plan worked began at 9 a. m. yesterday be- form an unnatural sex act. replace a wooden memorial formerly locafed on Tinton ment or death in the gas cham- fore a jampacked audience. It The Senate committee listened groups. out by Rockefeller provides that ber. The court yesterday pre- Ave. Estimated cost of the granite monument is $500. ended at 1 a. m. on a dramatic to proponents of repeal for seven Davison said today's consumer the neighboring states help New pared the instructions the jurors hours. It wasn't until 8:30 p. m. is demanding that meat contain York locate New York residents note. Dedication has been set for May 30. Miss Lynn A. Winer will be given if they vote guilty, District Attorney J. that opponents—chiefly law en- less fat rather than more. Yet, who are working in those states and then must make the life- Deputy Designed by the Long Branch but have not been paying in- Miller Leavy of Los Angeles dis- forcement officers—stepped up to he said, the top federal grades RUMSON — Miss Lynn A, or-death' decision. emphasize fat as a quality. Monument Company, the mem- come taxes to New York. closed that Barbara Graham, the witness stand in the theater- Club Seeks Winer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Word of this preparation may type hearing room. "In fact," he said "there Is no orial will be erected on the New York expects to gain Morton Winer, 201 Harding Rd., fourth woman to be executed in grounds of the Sycamore School, three million dollars this way have added to the apprehension California history, confessed her Just before going to a vote, such thing as a really undesirable Red Bank, was accepted into the of the two defendants, whose Sen. Fred Farr, a Democrat who piece of meat in this country Funds For Sycamore Ave. for a net cost in nonresident re- "old of Israel as a Bat Mitzvah guilt in the last few minutes of Mrs. Walter Govinsky, 11 Reeds lief to New York state of three faces yesterday showed clearly her life in 1955. ' introduced the bill for the gov- provided it is handled properly. Saturday in Congregation Bna; the stress of the long wait. The ernor, put in amendments to pro- A pot roast from the chuck of a Rd., project chairman for the million dollars. Israel. He said the 32-year-old convict- Memorial club, is conducting the drive and doctor stared at the floor. Carole vide only for a three-year mora- low-grade' steer or 'good' cow New Jersey and Conecticut do Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal and ed slayer of an elderly widow will welcome requests for addit- tried to shield her face from torium on executions. becomes a delectable dish when NEW SHREWSBURY - The not have state income taxes. Cantor Sidney Scharff officiated cameramen with her hand. made the admission to the late properly braised." Woman's Club of New Shrews- ional information. The club has Warden Harley 0. Teets of San But it proved no more than a The event was the first of it! They were kept in the jury The processor spokesman pre- bury this week launched a drive started the drive with its own kind in this synagogue on a Sab- Quentin prison. gesture. Still, the final vote was to raise funds for the borough's contribution of $100. Councilman room of a vacant court yester- closer than even the sponsors had dicted the day will come when Baby Sale bath morning. day, then returned by station Leavy, who was Chessman's artificial methods of tenderizing new war memorial monument. Clarence E. Unterberg has pledg- Lynn chanted a prophetic por- prosecutor, was the final witness. predicted. The Assembly in the The club undertook the prpject ed $25. Total cost of the mon- wagon to the county jail. Five past has approved modified death meats will make grading abso- tion from First Kings. She wa: big deputy sheriffs and one ma- He said he related the Graham lutely unnecessary. He said some at the request of Mayor Karl ument Is estimated at approxi- presented with a certificate o: penalty repealers. The Senate, mately $500. Investigation tron — Carole's guard — flanked story because a movie of her methods, based on the application K. Baron and with the approval Bat Mitzvah from the congrega- life left the impression she was however, has always rejected'it. of the Borough Council, Dedication of the new memor- them as they strode to an ele- Witnesses supporting the bill of enzymes, are already in com-_ tion, a white Bible from Sister- vator for the trip to the court- innocent. The new granite monument will ial honoring the v e t e r a n s of hood and a pair of Sabbath can hit two main themes: That mercial use. To Broaden hpuse lobby. Even as the Senate commit- replace the borough's old wooden Worfd War II and the Korean dlesticks from her parents. capital punishment does not He said the present grading" Photographers poised in front honor roll, formerly located on War has been tentatively set for JERSEY CITY (AP) — Police A reception and luncheon fol deter crime; that It is "bar- system sets up a target for the Tinton Ave. and since destroyed. May 30. say they are going to question of the elevator doors to snap live-stock producer that doesn't lowing the services were held li their pictures — and brought a baric" and "brutalizes society." several doctors in connection the social hall for 200 guests.1 Assembly All but one of the opposition really reflect the consumer's de- with a black market baby ring roar of laughter from scores of sire. Saturday evening Lynn was onlookers when an elevator open- witnesses argued that the death in which new bom infants were hostess at a buffet supper danci penalty is a greater deterrent "The retailer complains about Rumson Board Is Satisfied sale priced for up to $3,000. ed and only a janitor with a Tax Bill in the social hall for more thai handcart emerged. The next ele- than any other form of punish- fat, but he still tends to use the Police arrested Mrs. Fay Was- 50 of her young friends. ment. magic words 'choice' and 'prime* With JCP&L Billing Rate serman, 49, of 100 Tuers Ave. vator brought the defendants and Is Favored to describe his product becausa Tuesday and charged her with their guards. The exception was District At- Rutler Has Praise A deputy's booming voice de- torney Roy Gustafson of Ventura they are terms that are firmly placing children illegally for TRENTON (AP) — A commit- rooted with the image of quality RUMSON—Board of Education adoption. Acting Chief Austin For Radar Control manded that the crowd part. tee of lawmakers and tax ex- County in Southern California, Photographers backed up, flash who said that the death penalty among consumers." members of the Forrestdale Conley said she may have sold perts plans to stick with an As PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Col guns flickering, and the entour- is no greater deterrent than life Xft, he said, these two top School are satisfied they are be- Loses License as many as 15 babies in the lembly-passed bill on tax assess- ing billed properly by Jersey Joseph D. Rutter, superintenden age moved onto the street, Cam- 1 imprisonment, meat grades emphasize fat. last four years. ment reform, but with amend- Central Power & Light Co. Bank books showing deposits of New Jersey State Police, sail eramen clambered over walls Gustafson's statement caught ments. Members here and on the Rum- For 10 Years, of $54,250 were found at her today "the present carnage oi and balustrades and into the Five lawmakers and five tax his fellow opponents "by surprise. son-Fair Haven Regional High home yesterday, police said. our highways completely justifies street, shooting until the defen- aides met yesterday to consider Several of them also took excep- Demos Okay School board had expressed con- Goes to Jail "I'm particularly interested in scientific devices" with which po dants' station wagon roared testimony from two recent pub- tion to Gustafson's testimony cern that the schools' electricity finding out how this ring was lice may control speeding viola away. lic hearings. that he believes retribution is bill were too high. RED BANK-Baldwin B. Nich able to get the names of per- tions. In the courthouse, the 12 jurors They considered writing a new the main aim of criminal law, not 2 for Race JCP&L bills the two schools on ils, 65 Washington St., yesterday sons interested in adopting chil In an address prepared for th were still deliberating. Darkness measure but decided it would be rehabilitation of criminals nor a "demand rate" basis. The rate was sentenced to three months dren as well as the names o: 26th annual regional safety an had almost fallen on the smoggy, best to make any necessary protection of society. If rchabili established for the schools here n jail and had his driver's li- persons wishing to sell their chil fire conference, Rutter pointec foggy day by the time they told changes in the assembly-passed tation becomes certain, he said In Matawan is based on prior usage of elec- :ense revoked for 10 years after dren," said Hudson County Pros out that New Jersey began em their head bailiff: "We have bill and to try to win Senate he might change his mind. MATAWAN — Two newcomers tricty by the schools. a second conviction of drunk ecutor Lawrence A. Whipple. ploying radar as an enforcement reached no decision." passage in early April. Police Chief William Parker of to the political wars last night Estimate Inaccurate driving. Mrs. Wasserman was arrested aid in 1953. Then — as onlookers a^ain Meet Wednesday Los Angeles said he was com received endorsement of the Dem. Elliot W. Sparks, board presi- He also was sent to jail for; after police say a Newark coup! "At the conclusion of the firs stared, as a deputy again bel- Another meeting will be held pel led to testify for retention of ocratic organization as candidates dent, said an original estimate 35 days in lieu of $100 in fines agreed to set a trap by pretend- year, radar conclusively provec lowed for space, as camera' next Wednesday. the gas chamber because of for Borough Council posts in the had set the Forrestdale electric- 'or driving while on the revoked ing to buy a baby from Mrs, itself a speed deterrent whei again flashed — the jurors file:; The Assembly bill would drop "ever increasing violence" in his April primary election. ity bill at $2,500 a year. The bills 1st Magistrate John V. Crowell Margaret Figueroa, 23, of 94 Bea turnpike officials attributed thi from the building and into t>" present varying municipal ra- city. They aro John J. Walsh, Jr., actually have been running about imposed the penalties. con St. Mrs. Figueroa had jusf 32 per cent reduction in accident big bus which took them to their tions in favor of county-wide He said the rate of major 47 Fierro Ave., and William For- $4,000 a year. He said the esti- Nichols lost his license in De- given birth to a child. to its use," Rutter said. hotel. ratios set by county tax boards. crime has risen 125 per cent since mon, 116 Middlesex Rd. mate was inaccurate. ember for drunk driving. He Business inventory rations would 1950. The announcement was made Electricity bills at the high was arrested last Friday on the be set at a fourth of real estate Parker called Brown's bill a by Leo Weinstein, Democratic school have been running about ame charge. and business equipment. step in a trend of loosening leader, on behalf of the execu- $1,000 a month, regional board tive committee. members said in January. They Fined for Racing Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., (R- criminal law which he feared Arthur D. Clapp, 189 Rumson Warren), committee chairman, Mr. Walsh, 37, is an engineer. said they had expected the elec- would lead to the abolition of the tricity bill would be about $600 Rd., Little Silver, was fined $30 admitted to newsmen later that prison system and the complete He has been employed in the it may be unconstitutional to dele- engineering division of Standard a month after the addition was 'or reckless driving. He was relaxation of restraints on crim- completed. charged with excessive speed, gate such powers to appointed inals." Oil Co., Bayonne, 19 years. HOME DELIVERY tax boards. A 10-year resident here, he Is Mr. Sparkes said JCP&L repre- racing another auto and failing Rev. John Dunlop, former a graduate of St. Peter's College, sentatives gave a "very inform- to yield the right of way for a Court Test Likely OF THE chaplain at Folsom prison, held Jersey City, and Fordham Uni- ative" explanation of the billing car to pass. He conceded that "there may the Bible in his hand as he versity. system Tuesday night. "I came Jackie Jackson, 15 St. Mary's away with the feeling that we're well be a court test if it passes" argued for retention of the gas He is a member of the Colony PI., Red Bank, was fined-$55 for doing pretty well." he added. but said his group won't start chamber. Club, and an Army combat vet- second conviction of driving Heavy Users court action to clear the rec- He said the commandment eran of World War II. he is a without a license. The "demand rate" of billing ord. "Thou Shalt Not Kill" applies member of the American Legion Others fined were Ronald D. Red Bank Register is a charge for heavy users of The group had a long discus- to Individuals, not states. and the VFW. Married, he has Silva, Eatontown, $15, careless electricity for the ability to draw lion on a proposed amendment "The Sermon on the Mount Is three children. driving; Robert C. DeBiase, 297 on any amount of power they by the state Chamber of Com- not a code of government," he Morris Ave., Long Branch, $10, Mr. Formon 38, has lived in may need at any time, accord- merce for a year's transitional said. "Governments were or- Monmouth County 20 years and failure to obey an officer's sig- freeze, on the relative balance be- dained to execute vengeance on ing to JCP&L. in this borough 12 years. Samuel Laird, public relations nal; Ronald Waitt, $10, overtime tween real estate and business evil doers." He is one of the owners of parking, and Alexander Thomp- taxes. representative for JCP&L, this Five clergymen spoke for Formon Bros., a local logging morning said the firm sets the son, Marlboro State Hospital, $4, PER WEEK Dumont said most of the law- abolition—Bishops Gerald Ken- business. A Navy combat veter- all-night parking. makers feel that there won't be rate, which is subject to approval nedy of the Methodist diocese of an of World War II, he is a mem- by the Board of Public Utilities too great a shift of taxes to busi- ber of the American Legion and ness, as the chamber feels, but Southern California and George Commissioners. BY YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD NEWSBOY R. Millard of the Episcopal dio- the VFW. Mr. Sparkes said the board Eatontown one of the tax experts will try He attended Hast Rutherford to work out less complicated cese of California; Rev. Robert would take advantage of an of- Noon, chairman of the Northern and Matawan High Schools. He fer by the borough to use th< Wording of an amendment. is a member of the Matawan There was no decision on two California - Nevada Council of services of its engineer to see i Salary Code Churches; Father Daniel McAl- Hook and Ladder Co. Married, bad drainage condition could other important questions — he has three children. whether to drop the household ister, former chaplain at San be corrected on our "boggy base- goods tax and whether to make Quentin, and Rabbi Irving Haus- ball fields" at the Forrestdale Introduced the veterans tax exemption a de- man of Sacramento. School. EATONTOWN — A salary or- duction from assessment, as at Father McAlister, who said he Council dinance—providing for increases present, or a flat dollar value. had seen 75 executions, called for a number of borough employ- capital punishment "a stupid and To Update ees—was introduced by the gov- sordid mess." To Publish erning body last night. Krajewski "Each of us," said Bishop School Census Public hearing was set for Millard, "is guilty of murder Newsletter council's April 13 meeting. every time there's an execution. Scheduled for these new annual Says He'll Actress Phyllis Kirk, appearing ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - At In Rumson salaries are: for a state abolition committee, last night's borough council meet- RUMSON — The 1958 census ol Borough clerk, $3,800, up $200; called the death penalty "ritual ing Mayor Robert S. McTague school children here will be up- deputy borough clerk, $1,600, up File Again barbarism"' announced publication within the dated by the Parent-Teacher As- $100; streets and road supervisor Dr. Edward Stalnbrook, next few weeks of the first in a sociation in mid-May. $6300, up $700, and the two TRENTON (AP) - Henry Kra series of newsletters to be mailed drivers and mechanics of the Jewski says he is going to try chairman of the psychiatry de- Marian P. Krouse, chairman o: partment at the University of to borough residents to acquaint streets and roads department, to file presidential nominating the Board of Education's plan each $4,400, up $200. Southern California, said pun- them with details of municipal nlng committee, last night sai petitions again today. Also, the three laborers in the ishment could be society's way operations. the school enrollment is 711 pu And he says Secretary of streets and roads department, of "projecting its own crime Council also: Directed the wa- pits. State Edward J. Fatten better ter and .• .«wcr commitee to launch each $4,200, up $200; municipal into the criminal. An enrollment of 660 had been be ready to accept them or a preliminary survey of needs of court clerk, $950, up $100; viola- change the U.S. Constitution. "If we can't do it on an in- predicted following the 1958 cen- the proposed construction of a tions bureau clerk, $500, up $100; dividual level," he asked, "how sus by the PTA. Krajewski, a Secaucus tavern Henry Hudson Rnqionnl H librarian $1,092, up $142 and owner who runs for high office can we do It on the group level After Federal Census plumbing inspector $1,500, up every year, sought to file his and stop short of a nuclear war School on a tract adjacent to the borough In Middletown Township. A PTA representative said af- $500. petHn'ons Tuesday, but Patten that will annihilate us?" ter last night's meeting that the Also introduced was another or- unconstitutional. Joseph Ball of Long Beach, Gave initial approval to a plan to install an outdoor telephone updating will start in mid-May— dinance limiting parking to an Krajewskl's running mate is former president of the State Bar after the federal government cen- hour on Throckmorton Ave. for Mrs. Anne Marie Yezo of North Association, argued that if death booth near police headquarters. Joined Councilman Allen J, sus is completed. Telephone c?lls a distance of 230 feet east of Bergen and Patten says the U.S. is just punishment then the men- Rt. 35. Tracy, chairman of the street will be made to residents con- Constitution forbids presidential tally ill and habitually criminal tacted in 1958 to see n more Public hearing on this measure and vice presidential candidates should be executed "to be con- committee In commending de- partment employees for the "ex- children have been added to is also April 13. on the same ticket from the sistent." families. came state. tra effort" expended in clearing Dean Robert Kingsley of the streets in last week's storm. Board members pointed out DOERFER TO RESIGN? Krajewski sent Patten a tele- University of California Law MAIL THIS COUPON OR PHONE SH 1-0010 Went on record in favor of a that the local census is neces- NdW YORK (AP) - The New gram yesterday saying the secre- School said the long delays be- sary because the federal head tary of state's action was un- proposed Inlet at Spermaceti Cove York Herald Tribune says chair- tween sentencing and execution count will not indicate where NAME constitutional. on Sandy Hook which will be the man John C. Doerfer of the Fed- overcome any deterrence the pen- subject of a hearing to be con- children in the borough attend eral Communications Commission "Remember we are independent alty might have. candidates and not party poli- ducted by the Army Corps of En- school. was reported drawing up a let- ADDRESS itcians," the telegram said. "We Out-of-state witnesses testifying gineers in Red Bank at 11 a. m. The Forrestdale School has ter of resignation nnd was expect- are coming tomorrow and you for Brown's bill included Doug- Mnrch 28. been overcrowded since the day ed to present It to President Ei- TELEPHONE must accept the petition or lass Riggs, warden of Stillwater Referred to Mr. Applepate for it opened. A six-room addition senhower—possibly today. change the Constitution of the penitentiary in Minnesota; Lt. study several questions of liabil- completed recently cased the Doerfer testified last week be- United States," W. F. Peterman of the Michigan ity that might be incurred In the overcrowded conditions, but it is fore a House investigating sub- • NO. SERVICE CHARGE FOR DELIVERY Krajewski has run for presi- State Police, and Tom Jones, proposed closing of certain streets expected that the kindergarten committee that he accepted a dent, governor and U. S. 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Jane Mehltretter said Carton, township attorney, re- by the developer. she was alone at her home, 18 ported last night that the Su The firm contends that the Monmouth St., yesterday when Parkway Tract perior Court will rule March 18 township, by making repairs and an anonymous caller ordered her on a motion filed by the Harmony other activities in connection with to leave the phone otf the hook MIDDLETOWN - The town- Construction Company for a sum- the roads in the project, had ac- and leave the door unlocked. Po- Applegate Primary ship formally moved last night mary judgment in its suit to have cepted the streets. lice said the frightened girl obey to purchase a landlocked 21-acre the township take over the roads The suit also charges that Craig ed. When she got safely to Petition Is Filed tract of land owned by the Gar- on Linhaven Manor Development. Finnegan, township engineer, school, she told officials, Police KEYPORT — Councilman den State Parkway. The building firm, in a suit never notified the developers that found the home ransacked and Henri J. Hansen announced filed in December, charges that the roads were not constructed The tract is bordered by the $300 missing. Her mother, Mrs. this morning that he has filed the developer constructed the according to specifications. parkway and the Earle railroad Cassie Mehltretter, was at work. Charles E. Applegate's petition streets in accordance with town- Tax Map about 1,200 feet north of. West for the April Republican pri- ship specifications and that the The suit was filed by Ralph S. Front St. mary election. township should direct the Un- Heuser, Matawan attorney, for TRENTON (AP)-Davld S. At a public auction last month, derwood Mortgage Company to Leo Weinstein, receiver for the Davles of Haddonfidd is ex- Mr. Applegate will run on the the parkway was offered $8,709 firm. ecutive director of the com- GOP ticket for the nomination for the tract. The committee authorized an mission planning celebration of for mayor. A former Dem- The Township Committee last agreement with Albert C. Jones, New Jersey's 300th annivers- ocratic mayor here, he is night introduced an ordinance au- Little Silver Mount Holly, to make a yearly INDEPENDENTS — These man will seek municipal office in Fair Haven in November ary in 1964. switching this year to Repub- thorizing the purchase of the land review of the new tax map, for under an independent banner. In the center is Donald H. Colyer, who will run for lican In protest of what he has for not more than $10,000 and All Ready $4,000. mayor. He is flanked by Charles M. Preston, left, and Donald C. White, council described as a "bungling" Dem- the sale of $9,500 in bonds. JERSEY CITY (AP)-An un- ocratic administration, Officials said $500 would bs The firrfi drafted the tax map. ruly crowd of- 1,500 taxpayers candidates. They will file nominating petitions in Freehold today. Speaking for the Mr. Hansen said now that the taken from the budget for use The Lincroft First Aid Squad jeered, shoved, whistled and For Primary petition is filed, he Is confi- as a down payment. was granted a variance to con- candidates, Mr. Colyer said they are not part of a third party movement. "We are stamped their feet at an eight- dent the entire Republican par- Besides cost of the land, the struct a new building on Hur- nonpartisan," he said, "and have no ties or special interests to hold us back. We hour long budget hearing before LITTLE SILVER - Three Re- ty will dose ranks in full sup- bond issue would cover legal and ley's La. it closed early today with a tax publicans filed petitions last night have the backing at the start of 60 active.members of the community who ask noth- port of Mr. Applegate. bonding costs. to seek their party's nominations The 32x70-foot building will be hike. Extra policemen were call- constructed on a three-acre tract ing more than that we strive for better government." He said, too, that "by throw- Public hearing on the measure for council in the April primary ed out to handle the crowd and is scheduled for March 23. of ranch type construction, it ing off all party ties we can be an effective force for betterment such as this com- Deputy Police Chief Joseph Fo- election. Officials noted that the master will provide space for a meeting ley suffered a heart attack in Three Democrats for the same munity has lacked for many years," plan recommends a play area in posts., are expected to file their room and kitchen plus two bays. the crowd. Foley was reported Matawan that section of the township. petitions today. The squad now uses a bay in in good condition in Jersey City Though the township has made The Republicans seeking the the Lincroft fire house. Today Medical Center. The unusua no decision on what the property two three-year terms are Robert Cost of the project has been night session at city hall ended Tax Dips will be used for, officials termed Frederickson, Bernard Ter., and estimated at $20,000, Matthews Appointed In Washington with a proposal to raise the prop- the purchase an investment in Michael Rafferty, Rumson Rd. Held for study were two ordi- erty tax rate from $89.95 for, $1,- By The Associated Press which the township had nothing Filing for a one-year unexpir- nances covering condemnation 000 evaluation to $98.35 per $1,- to lose. ed term was August E. Roemer, proceedings, against dilapidated SENATE 000. The crowd was protesting a Borough Supervisor 94 Cents In other matters, the committee Amelia Cir. houses and a measure regulating Resumes debate on civil rights proposed raise to $101 per $1,000 The Democrats who have an- the construction of homes similar legislation. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Tax- was informed that the Lincroft nounced they will seek office for in appearance. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —As The salary ordinance amend- Appropriations Committee payers will get a break here Fire Company had written the the full term council posts are Condemnation Code indicated since the subject was ment also provides pay increases hears Assistant Secretary of De- PASSAIC (AP)-Police have this year. county Planning Board asking for Henry S. 'Inselberg, Silverton The condemnation ordinance introduced several months ago, for most borough officers and fense Perkins McGuire on de- broken up a teenage marijuana The governing body last night a traffic light survey of Newman Ave., and John J. Crespy, Jr., would set up a substandard hous- John Matthews of Wesley Ave. employees, ranging from $200 fense procurement. smoking ring with the arrest of adopted its 1960 municipal bud- Springs Rd. and Hurley's La. Winding Way. The unexpired ing committee composed of the last night was appointed borough to $400. Public hearing on the Appropriations Committee may 10 youngsters. Six of them get and set the new rate at an The committee decided to wait term aspirant is Robert T. Knott, health officer, health inspector, supervisor by the Mayor and measure was set for 8 p. m. vote on items in billion dollar were girls, the four youngest estimated $17.79 per $100 assess- for an answer from the county Wednesday, March 23. Salem La. welfare director and plumbing Council. ' catch-all supplemental money all 15. They and a 16-year-old ed valuation — a drop of 94 planners before taking action. bill for this fiscal year. cents. Incumbent Louis S. Van Brunt, and building inspector. The appointment, made along The salary ordinance was one and a 17-year-old girl were re- The firemen noted that a shot* party lines with Councilmen Vin- Senate-House Atomic Commit- a Republican, filed last night to A public officer post also would of two measures introduced last leased in custody of their par- The two Republicans and one ping : center, fire house and cent Fox casting the lone dis- tee hears briefing by Gen. Laur- gain the four-year assessor's post. be created. night. The second provides ents. Their names were with- Democrat agreed on this one, church are located at the inter- senting vote, was made under is Norstad, NATO commander, and for a change of pace, voted The Democrats are not expected A yearly appointment, the of- the creation of a local Board of held. Held on open charges af- section, which would lead to a to come up with a candidate. terms of an ordinance creating Health, a seven-member agency behind closed doors. ter the arrests yesterday were unanimously. traffic problem. ficer would investigate com- the post adopted several weeks HOUSE New Faces plaints against properties, con to succeed the present six-mem Frank Borgmann, 18, of 478 There were several comments The unit pointed out that it and questions during the pub- There will be three new faces duct hearings on the complaints ago. ber board.' Considers civil rights legisla- Brook Ave., Pnssaic; Anthony had trouble controlling traffiq Fox's Republican col- lic hearing but no objections. on the governing body next year. and would file charges if neces- Mr. Borough Attorney John W. Ap- tion. Gaglione, 19, of Irvington; An- when it answered an alarm. league, Councilman Russell Mor- Only eight persons attended. It was reported last month that sary. plegate last night again reviewed Armed Services Subcommittee thony Camoanlle, 20, 5-lfi 27th A request by Boy Scout Troop gan, on the otherwise Demo- the nature of the present board, holds hearing on Air Force man St., Fair Lawn, and Richard Conspicuous by their absence Councilmen Charles E. Folsom The officer would have the 27, Belford, for assistance in its cratic governing body, was ab- explaining that a study of bor- uals. Grath, 18, of 363 Van Houten were members of the Taxpayers and Edward F. Torre, both Re- authority to order the property project to beautify Memorial publicans, would not seek re-elec- sent from last night's session. ough ordinances had shown that Science and Astronautics Com Ave., Passalc. Association. Park, Church. St., was referred owner to take steps to correct Effective Immediately tion. local boards of health here have mittee continues hearing on pro- Last year, the group turned to the Recreation Commission. a situatton or have the building Mr. 1 Matthews' appointment Douglas, C. Wright resigned re been acting in a "de facto" ca- posed changes in National Space WINFIELD (AP)-A 12-year- out some 50 persons strong and Park Project cently from the governing body demolished. had been deferred until after the pacity since 1914, when an ordi- Act. argued the budget item by item Under the ordinance, failure of adoption of the 1960 municipal old girl was credited with, sav- In a letter to the governing and the one-year portion of his nance providing for creation of ing the life of her brother yes — during a four-hour session. term will have to be filled. the owner to demolish a building budget and introduction of an a local board of health was re- Very Happy body, the troop said it planned when ordered to would give the amendment to the salary ordi- terday after he fell into the Rah to re-locate several large shrubs Actually, there is now a vac- scinded. way River while sleigh ridinq But there was nothing but ancy on council. Mayor P. Paul township the right to have the nance, both making provisions Egg Prices smiles last night. planted near the monument and work done. for his annual salary of $6,000. To Reappoint Members The boy, Scott Attlesey, 4, of 9? replace them with smaller plants. Campi, a Democrat, has submit- Wavecrest Ave. plunged head And the hearing was concluded ted names for the post—but the The "look alike" measure His appointment is effective Under terms of the proposed in a matter of minutes. The troop would supply the la« would prevent the construction of immediately, with a closed meet- ordinance, the terms of the Sent Farm first into the water when he tried bor, but asked for shrubbery do- all-Republican council would not to skim over a thin patch of The new municipal budget tot- confirm them. houses in a development which ing of the Mayor and Council seven members would be stag als $398,206, a decrease of $45,- nations and use of equipment for gered at first, leading to full ice. His older sister Patricia was At council's next meeting, Mr. were exactly alike in appearance. and all borough employees sched- Income Down 243 from last year's $443,449. the project. A variance was granted to uled for Saturday at 10 a. m. terms of three years each. standing nearby. She immediate On the recommendation of the Frederickson's name is expected WASHINGTON (AP) - De ly jumped in as her brother The Recreation Commission to be advanced by the Republi- Stern and Carey Tire Co., Rt. 35, The municipal budget was Mayor Robert S. McTague, in will get $4,000. Mosquito Commission, the com- reply to a question from Coun dining egg prices and higher fought to stay afloat about six cans to fill the post until the end to build a service station and adopted last week and last night Mayor Peter J. Waters an- mittee hired Francis Grimes, 34 cilman Fox, indicated that the production costs sent net income feet from shore. A third young of the year. sales office in place of the exist- the amendment to the salary nounced that there will be a su- Acker Dr., as commission super- present members of the board of New Jersey farmers plum ster pushed a sled out to the ing building. ordinance was introduced. pervised summer recreation pro- intendent at a yearly retainer of Mr Frederickson, president of would be appointed to six of the meting 19 per cent last year. Lot Sale Mr. Matthews will Ve in charge pair in the icy water. gram this year and that a play $1,800. • the Republican Club, is an as- seats on the new board. In its annual review of farm sistant to the president of Jer- The committee sold at public of all borough projects, such as area will be provided in cacl: The township will Hold a public Mr. Applegate said a seven prices, the Agriculture Depart- sey Central Lines. auction, nine 50-foot lots in Nave- roads and streets and parks and ATLANTIC CITY (AP)-Thc voting district. auction for the sale of two road public buildings, and he will have member board was decided upon ment said realized net income staff of a Presbyterian educa- Mr. Rafferty is treasurer of sink Ave., to the Water Witch of New Jersey farmers averaged department trucks March 14. Tha administrative control over the in line with state recommenda tion agency says It will back He said the commission has the Syncro Machine Co., Perth Realty Co., Highlands, for $3,500. $3,143 last year compared with already lined up a director for sale will be held at the road water and sewer departments, tions. Negro lunch counter demon- Amboy. The firm submitted an original $3,867 during 1958. the program. department garage. which will continue to be under Public hearing on this meas- strators In the South "with ev- Accounts Supervisor bid of $2,250 for the lots, but The committee praised the de- the operational control of two ure also was set for March 23, The drop was caused by a de- ery resource at our command." It was noted that the police Mr. Roemer is the supervisor raised the offer to $3,500 in com- cline in egg receipts, the depart- partment for its snow removal present borough employees. at 8 p. m. The action* was taken yester- department appropriation of $39,- of general accounts at the Fidel petitive bidding against two ment said, but was aided by a 420, up $3,000 from last year, work in last week's storm. day by the staff members of ity Union Trust Co., Newark. He other parties. "small increase" in farm pro- provides for one new patrolman, is also the secretary of the Re duction expenses. ^ the Board of Christian Educa- to be added to the force within Officials noted that zoning in tion of the United Presbyterian publican Club. Realized net income — gross two or three months. the area requires 125-foot front- GOP Still Objects Church. Will Oppose Mr. Inselberg, defeated in No age for home construction. farm income minus farm pro- Rate Schedule vember as a council candidate, The committee received the an- duction expenses — was down The rate breakdown: is a certified public accountant 14!4 per cent nationally. NEWARK (AP)-"Please don' County tax. from $3.01 in 1959 Matawan nual report of the fire depart go. Stay here," pleaded Angela" and conducts his business at ment. To Supervisor Post The. department did not list to $3.08 (estimated; this year, home. New Jersey during 1959, but said Mongiovi's sister-in-law. But An up seven cents; school purposes, The report states that person gela, 18, wouldn't listen and went Slate Mr; Crespy is personnel man- nel from the 11 volunteer fire realized gross income averaged from $10.70 to $10.23, down 47 ager for the American Can Co. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - At outside where her father was companies spent 13,333 man hours $15,502 per farm last year com cents, and municipal purposes, MATAWAN — Howard Wilson, Mr. Knott is manager of the a meeting. Tuesday night, the waiting. He shot her dead and fighting 946 fires last year. pared with $15,844 during 1958. from $5.02 to $4.48 down 54 cents. 18 Center St., announced yester- department of industrial relations local Republican organization 'Enrollment' then killed himself, police said Property damage as a result of Realized gross income includes Two major factors are respon- day that he will buck the local at the Titanium Division of the continued to express disapproval the value of farm products sold The father, Benedetto Mongiovi, fires was estimated at $94,635. sible for the municipal purpose GOP organization and seek nom- National Lead Co. of an ordinance creating the po- or used by a farmer during the a 52-year-old grocer, had become tax decrease: The committee praised the vol sition of a borough supervisor at Increases ination for a council post in the year plus any government pay- angry yesterday because his The committee will withdraw April Republican primary. unteers for services rendered to yearly salary of $6,000. . TRENTON (AP)-The State In- daughter had left their home at ments and the rental value of $150,000 from the present $238,- Mr. Wilson will be running the township last year. The ordinance was adopted stitutions Department said today 811 South 16th St., according to farm dwellings. 734 surplus account. against Edward E. Hyrne, of Little Silver Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr., with a 4-2 vote by the Democrat the population of New Jersey's the police account. But Angela Cash receipts of New Jersey And, the absence of emergency Washington Ave., and Lawrence said he "didn't realize the fan- controlled council last month. prisons and reformatories was went outside. Her father began farmers from farm marketings appropriations. Last year, some Bachman, 292 Broad St., both of tastic number of hours that the "substantially higher" in Jan- beating her. Angela ran up the Committee Republican Councilman, Vin- were also down last year com- $54,300 mostly for road emer- whom have been endorsed by volunteers had spent providing uary than it was a year ago. stairs. Her father drew a gun cent Fox reported that he and pared with 1958. The department gencies was paid off. the Republican executive commit- fire protection for the township. and fired several times, hitting Russell Morgan suggested a $3,- The department said the main listed receipts of $296,274,000 dur- Capital Improvement tee. Posts Listed 000 cut in salaries in both the reason for the increase was "an ing 1959 compared with $314,062,- her in the head. Then he shot A sum of $25,000 is set aside GOP Councilmen Cyrus K. LITTLE SILVER-Republicans water and street departments, to abnormally large number of ad- 000 during 1958. himself. Both were pronounced for capital improvements. and Democrats today announced help pay for the appointment of missions to the State Home for The 1959 figure was based on dead at Martland Medical Cen- Brown and Rollin Richards, Woman Files pp This may be used partially for whose terms expire this year, candidates for local executive supervisor, but they were Boys" at Jamesburg. crop receipts of $124,959,000 for ter. further landscaping at the mu- posts in the April primary elec It said there were 543 inmates livestock. ' ' announced last month that they voted down. nicipal building and possible fin- will not seek re-election. Mr. tion. As Atlantic at Jamesburg last Jan. 31 as New Jersey farmers received NEWARK (AP) — A newly D. A. Busch questioned the ad- ishing of the basement room in Brown has served on council These Republicans have filed compared with 467 Jan. 31, 1959. a total of $1,623,000 in govern- laid concrete section of the visability of purchasing a $12,000 the building, eight years, Mr. Richards, three petitions: street sweeper as proposed by There were 81 commitments to ment payments during 1959 but Military Park underground Candidate The budget provides for no ma- years. First district, Fred L. Ayers council. He pointed out that it the institution last January as the department gave no compar- parking lot here collapsed yes- jor salary increases for borough Mr. Wilson is a lifelong resident and Mrs, Mildred Darragh; sec ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — The would cost $4.51 per hour to op- compared with 44 a year ago. able figure for 1958. terday. There were no Iniurlos. employees. ond district, William T. Sawyer first woman in this township's here. He is a former president of erate, exclusive of amortization The population of the other state These payments included $903,- About 20 workers were in the Legal expenses will be up $1 and Mrs. Emma P. Olson; third history to file for a post on the the Board of Education, having costs, prisons and reformatories stood 000 under the soil bank program, area at the time. They fled 000, from $1,500 to $2,500, in an- district, Joseph J. Cagnossola townsip governing body is Demo served on that body for three at 4,161 — an increase of 141 $703,000 for conservation and when they heard the structure ticipation of the $100,000 court and Mrs. Grace N, Caffee, and crat Mrs. Eleanor Multer. The membership presented a from 1959. $17,000 in wool subsidies. give. suit concerning property on Cliff- years. fourth, d I s t r 1 c t, Councilman set of cuff links to former Coun The announcement of the can- wood Point A'hich has washed He is a vestryman of Trinity Charles E. Folsom and Mrs. Lil- didacy of Mrs. Multer, of Clover cilman Phil Hanson. Episcopal Church and past presi- The group voted to support the NEWARK (AP)-A 12-year-old into the Bay. Han H. Tucker. Hill Rd., was made by Melvin dent of the church's Men's Club. senior year book by taking a Senate, House Civil Rights girl paralyzed by a policeman's Democrats expected to file to- Willett, temporary Democratic Married, Mr. Wilson has four day include: chairman of the township. full page advertisement, half for bullet threatened to kill herself young GOP Club and half for 2 Cars Crash, children and one grandchild. H,e First district, Harry C. Wool- Mrs, Multer will be unopposed after the accident occurred, her themselves. Bills Show Differences mother says. Mrs. Adele Peer, is a foreman In the research di- ley and Mrs. Joyce Manley; sec- in the primary, but in November Man Injured vision of duPont Photo Products ond district, Joseph F. Odenbach will face incumbent. Republican mother of Linda Peer, so test! WASHINGTON (AP) — How do Co., Parlin. and Mrs. Rose K. Ashin; third Commltteeman Joseph Moreau, KILLED ON TURNPIKE measure. fled vesterdav at the trial of LITTLE SILVER — Raymond the Senate and House civil rights Two of these would provide Linda's $750,000 suit against Pa- Market, 50, of Sterling PI., Long Mr. Hyrnc, 46, is a former district, Harold Meistrich and Jr. SECAUCUS, N. J., (AP)-Wil- councilman, having served as Mrs. Florence Gandel, and fourth Mr, Moreau, who served as liam F. Lane, 26, of 266 Van Pelt bills differ? court-appointed voting referees in trolman Joseph Thomas. The ac- Branch, suffered a cut forehead In general, the four points of areas where discrimination is re- cident occurred in 1!)58. Thomas yesterday when the car he was chairman of the public works district, Arthur T. Locilento and mayor in 1959, already has an Ave., Staten Island, died today committee from 1952 to 1955. nounced he will seek his second the House measure agree with ported and would set up a presi- accidentally fired his gun in his driving collided on White Rd. Mrs. Rose Manfredi. after a tractor trailer hit him He is in tho engineering divi- full term. on the New Jersey Turnpike last the Senate bill on these provis- dential commission to seek to aDartment. The bullet rioped with an auto driven by Mrs. sion of Western Electric Co., Hill- The filing by Mrs. Multer indi night. ions: They would make it a fed- eliminate racial discrimination in through a' wall into the adjoin- Florence Howland, Neptune. DISARMAMENT PLAN iide. Married, he has two chil- PARIS (AP) — A five-power cates a rebirth of the Demo- State police said Lane was eral crime to use force in re- the hiring of workers by govern- ng apartment where Linda was Police Chief James W. Fix said dren. Western disarmament plan was cratic party in the township. pouring water into his car's rad- sisting Federal Court school in- ment contractors. bathing. The bullet struck her Mrs. Howland was making a left presented to the North Atlantic Last year there was no Demo- iator on the shoulder of the tegration orders, would require The other point in the Senate spine. urn from North Sunnycrest Dr. Mr. Bachman, 39, is borough Council today preliminary to East cratic candidate at all, and the South-bound lanes. preservation of voting records, bill would put Congress on rec- :o head west on White Rd. Mr. ire chief, West disarmament negotiations year before the Democratic can The truck driver, Norman E. would facilitate FBI investigation ord in support of the Supreme BUTLER (AP)-The water SUD- Market was traveling east on He is superintendent of mainte- opening In Geneva next Tuesday. didate moved from the town- Hubbard, 34, Bridgeton, told po- of hate bombings and would pro- Court's 1954 school integration ply syslem here will get a $41,600 White Rd., the chief said. nance for Rollo Transit Corp., Apparently France still did not ship before election. lice he was blinded by the head- vide schooling for children of decision and authorize federal qrant for additions from the Mr. Market received three Asbury Park and Keyport. He is agree with the other four nations Mr. Willett stated he was lights of oncoming traffic as he servicemen if integration closes grants and technical assistance to lommunity Facilities Administra- stitches In Riverview Hospital a Navy veteran of World II, is —the United States, Drltain, Can- serving as temporary chairman headed south and did not see schools they normally attend. states or communities that at- tion, Sen. Harrison A. Williams, and was released. No summons married and Us three children. ada and Italy—on all points of until the party can formally or- Lane as he veered toward the The Senate bill also contains tempt to carry out school inte- Jr., (D-NJ) said yesterday in was issued by Patrolman James He is a member of the Barncgat the plan, „ anize in th enear future. shoulder. i three provisions not in the House gration. Washington. Fugan who investigated. Masonic Lodge. X U P^^ March lO; 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Mafa wa n Woman's Club Junior Janice Steidle Bride League Receives Nominations | Chamber Music Series Mrs. Frank Bradach, music; Mrs. Of Garrett Eastmond PAL MATA WAN — Mrs. Thurman Pete1 r A. Read, drama, and Mrs. C. Nealis was nominated for re- Nominates Johnson Cartan, building fund. UNION BEACH — Mrs. Anna tilly lace over tulle. Her finger, election as president of the Mat- i Slates Wind Quintet RUMSON - Officers and com-Steidle, 211 Lorillard Ave., anti-p length veil fell from a crown awan Woman's Club at its meet- Members also endorsed a pro- mittee chairmen were nominated nounces the marriage of herof seed pearls and crystals, and ing Monday in Trinity Episcopal position to write to Mayor Ralph at a meeting of the Junior Serv- daughter, Miss Janice Edna Stei- she carried a white Bible, with Church. Mrs. W. Rulon Smith Dennis urging the establishment V RED BANK — The Chamber ice League of Red Bank Tues- dle, to Garrett Albert Eastmond, markers of white orchids, and was nominations chairman. of a Community Chest iri Mata- day in their Rumson clubhouse. streamers of valley lilies and Music Society of the Monmouth son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert East- wan. Arts Foundation will present the The following officers were white chrysanthemums. Others nominated were Mrs. Engaged mond, 341 Park Ave., Feb. 27 in Turning aside the aesthectic] Calvin D. Pearce and Mrs.Tlie following activities were New Art Wind Quintet, in con nominated: The honor attendant wore St. John's Methodist Church, luality of the Forrestdale art Charles Rainaud, vice presidents; announced: Art symposium, cert March 21 at the Rumson Mrs, William C. Ellis, for pres- ballerina length gown of green Keyport. estival for a moment, some Mrs. Harold Hogg, recording sec- Douglass College, New Bruns- Presbyterian Church Fellowship ident; Mrs. Alan Duke, record- taffeta, with a matching head- wick, Saturday, 10 a.m.; St. Pat- Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor, jtartiing facts are available on retary; Mrs. Joseph W. Sheldon, ' Hall. ing secretary, and Mrs. Peter piece, and her flowers were yel rick's buffet-dinner dance, Ameri- officiated. Frederick Bopp, Jr., he PTA-sponsored show which corresponding secretary, and The concert is part of the cur Cartmell, trustee-at-large; and low chrysanthemums. The brides can Hotel, Freehold, Sunday, was the organist, and Miss June losed last week in perfect time Mrs. Frank Hogan, treasurer. rent chamber music series start' admissions committee — Mrs. maid's gown was pink chiffon and sponsored by the Matawan Con- William Abernathy, Mrs. Charles Laughlin, the soloist. White gladi- o beat the curtain of snow. I The following committee chair- ed by the foundation this season her flowers were orchid chrysan temporary League; annual club M. Preston, Mrs. Leighton Wat- oli and snapdragon bouquets dec- Telephone calls were still being men were nominated: Mrs. A. The quintet, with its repertoire themums. • guest night meeting, Monday, ers and Mrs. Edgar Blake, all orated the church. eceived at the school from Edgar Palm, civics and legisla- culled from three centuries of After a reception at the home Matawan Baptist Church; lunch- L for two-year terms; for one-year ,roups that missed the deadline tion; Mrs.. Albert Abell, Ameri- ' wind music and its standard ol The bride was given in mar-of the bride's parents, the couple eon fashion show, March 19, Sha- terms each to the nominating riage by her brother, Edward equesting that the school keep can home; Mrs. John Robertson, .. perception in performance, can left for a wedding trip to Vir- dowbrook, Shrewsbury, sponsored committee, Mrs. Ross Barnes, Steidle, and had Miss Emma ipen. Over 15,000 children and garden; Mrs. Clifton James, art; | through its records and concerts, ginia. They are now living at 20 by the Matawan Junior Woman's Mrs. Craig Haaren, Mrs, RobSteidl- e as maid of honor and dults attended "The Wonderful \ be largely credited with the pres^ Lorillard Ave., Union Beach. Club; New Jersey Clubwoman's ert C. Tumbull and Mrs, John Miss Alice Eastmond as a brides- farld of Art"—and this should ] ent popularity of wind chambei Both Mr. and Mrs. Eastmond Day, March 24, Hahne and Com- Bowers. maid. Frank Eastmond was best •lease the practical minded. - music in the United States. are Keyport High School gradu Girl Scouts pany, Newark; club board of di- Mrs. William Burling presented man, and Joseph Steidle was theates. The bride is employed a News of the exhibition rectors meeting, March 28, Mata- . The quintet has introduced thi the league's budget for the year, usher. Duotone in Keyport, and thereached out to Fort Wayne, wan "Y", and combined meet- sound of wind instruments to amounting to $7,140, Of this total, The bride's floor length gown bridegroom at Harry Bolte's Ind.,' where an art museum Fete Mothers ings of the American Home de- numerous audiences. It has es $4,400 will be alloted to the Com-was made of hand-clipped Chan- Paint Shop, Keyport. is planning a children's festi- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mem partments of clubs of the fifth tablished woodwind clinics at col munity Fund. val and has requested the co-bers of Girl Scout Troop 251 en-district for district judging for leges throughout the country, and Members also cast their votes Phi Kappa Phi operation of the Rumson PTA tertained their mothers at a teathe Vogue dressmaking and mod- Is ensemble-in-residence at Mary for their candidate for the an-Burtis Slates in furnishing ideas, format and in the home of the leader, Mrs. el room contests, March 30, As- Washington College of the. Uni nual, "League Girl of the Year" movable exhibits. Stephen A. Voelker, 40 Fairfield bury Park Woman's Club. ;: versify, of Virginia. Its members award. The votes will be count The Junior Service League of Dr. Members were also invited to * have taught at Juilliard School ed by former award winners, and Piano Recital led Bank is considering the pos The event was held Monday, the winner will be announced attend the "Day in Court" session , of Music, and the Yale School ibilities'of taking the title theme "Homemaking Day" of Girl Scout at the league's spring dance at RED BANK — Herbert Burtis, to be held in the county Juvenile of Music. Miss Lois J. MiMtiUo if the show, "How To Look At Week. Shadowbrook, March 25. organist and choirmaster of the Court at Freehold, Tuesday, 2 Annually, the quintet incorpo 'ainting," and working out an A yellow and white floral cen- The league will loan its head Methodist Church, 247 Broad St., p.m., and a music and garden rates special children's concerts RED BANK - Mr. and Mrs, exhibit to present, to 112 Monterpiec- e decorated the tea table quarters to Rumson officials will be heard in a piano recita festival April 5 in Red Bank, in its schedule of activities, am Emilio Mustillo, 264 Broad St., mouth County schools. Groups and the accessories were in yel- March 28, 29 and 30, when bor Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the new The program featured a film, under the auspices of Youni low and green, the scout colors. announce the engagement of their ough census takers will receive choir room of the church. if Rumson children, stimulated 'Disaster and You," supplied Audiences, it has played fo: Mrs. W. J. McClellan of Syca- daughter, Miss Lois Jeanne Must their training courses. Proceeds will benefit the iy the exhibitions, are trying by the County Red Cross chapter. school-age youngsters throughou more Ave., a former leader of illo, to Nicholas James Caivano Members also gave a television church's building fund. There is their talents at pastels, oils, clay Several students from Berna the East. / the troop was guest of honor. set to the Farmindale Tuberculo- limited seating for 100. nd other mediums. Dean's music Studio of Matawan son of Mr. and Mrs. Felice Cai She was presented flowers in ap- sis Preventorium for Children. The well-known pianist and entertained. vano of Millburn. preciation of her work with the harpsichordist will open the pro The Arts Caravan of ,Girl Scouts since the troop was or- State WSCS Elects Miss Mustill was graduated gram with "Sonata in C Major' Scouts of the U.S.A., which began Mrs. Stefuro ganized. from Red Bank Catholic High by Haydn. He will perform the tour of the eastern councils Farewell gifts were presented Mrs.J. G. Bennett School and Edgewood Park Jun Shower Guest complete "Scenes From Child' rom its official start in Little to Scout Anne Park, who is mov- OCEAN CITY — Mrs. James ior College at Briarcliffe Man- UNION BEACH — Mrs. John hood" by Robert Schumann which Silver in October, has been in or, N.Y. She is a partner in Stefuro was given a stork show- ing to Virginia, and to Mrs. ACCENT , G. Bennett, 63 Cooper Rd., Mid are: About Strange Lands and Huntsville, Ala., this week at the : Voelker, who will leave the troop ' dletown Township, was electer Mustillo's Town and Country er recently at the home of Mrs, People. Curious Story, Blind Sommajade Council, continuing this spring. • secretary of supply work of thiClothes of Red Bank, and serves Peter Rudyk by Mrs. Thomas man's Buff, Pleading Child, Per- ts training sessions for leaders. as the shop's bridal consultant .'Woman's Society of Christiai Behan, Mrs. Joseph Caulfield and fectly Contented, Importan The arts specialists Mrs. Alta Attending were Aimee Edel ON She is a member of Bridal Con' ;. Service of the New Jersey Metho Mrs. Rudyk, all of Johnson Ave Event, Reverie, At The Fireside, Schroll, Miss Ruth Ward and stein, Joan Henry, Nancy Hill, sultants of New York. f dist Conference at the recent 20th Guests were Mrs. Joseph Men The Knight of Rockinghorse, AI Miss Itsu Susaki are heading for Judy Overman, Anne Park, Bar- " annual meeting here. Mr. Caivano is the owner of ville, Mrs. William Lemmons, most Too Serious, Frightening Miss Clara Tilton a new session in Mobile next bara Renshaw, Maureen Scaff, BEAUTY the Barda Shop for Men onMrs. Frank Ryan, Mrs. Chester Barbara Steeger, Anne Lund, ' Officers were elected during thi Child Falling Asleep, and The SYRACUSE, N.Y, - Miss Clan week as guests of the Girl Scouts : Broad S(., Red Bank. An artist Smith, Mrs. Fred Tavener, Mrs, Gale Westee, Carol Tellefsen, Ca- business meeting conducted b; Poet Speaks. Tilton, daughter of Mr. and Mr; of Mobile County. teacher and designer, he waJohs n Tobia, Mrs. Jack Walsack, rol Voelker and Linda Wagner. Mrs. E. Emerson Gardiner, ol He also will play 16 selections Minor Tilton, 318 Newman Spring! graduated from Syracuse Univer- all of Union Beach, and Mrs. An- Mothers attending were Mrs. Almonesson, who was re-electec from the Brahms Opus 39 Rd., Red Bank, N.J., has bee A demonstration of sculpture sity. na Stefura, Carteret. Monroe Edelstein, Mrs. Charles president. They were installed Waltzes. These will be followed elected to Phi Kappa Phi, naby Dominic Facci, nationally Henry, Mrs. Edward Hill, Mrs. ' at a consecration service con- by "Traumerei," by Richard tional honor scholastic society known sculptor and lecturer as- Joseph Overman, Mrs. Edward - ducted by Dr. Marvin R. Guice Strauss, and "Valse Romanti ai Syracuse University. sociated with the Silver Mine Kitty Kelly: que," by Claude Debussy. luild, will be presented on arParkt , Mrs. Daniel Renshaw, Mrs. The society annually select Hans Lund, Mrs. Richard Wes- In addition to his work as '<-members from the upper 10 peactivity night.Friday, March 25, solo performer, Mr. Burtis was by the Old Mill Association in tee, Mrs. Thomas Tellefsen and cent of each senior class on th Mrs. M. Wagner. Don't Judge Maladjusted accompanist and arranger for thebasis of academic achievement Tinton Falls Gallery. Mr. Facci, noted Metrolitan Opera Basso, Miss Tilton, a graduate of Re also associated with Audubon Jerome Hines, in New York sev- Bank High School, is major in Artists arfd City College, will give Mrs. Lanzone By Normal Standards eral years ago. He is now accom in organ. he same demonstration he pre- panist for Miss Gertrude Neid- sented at the Colseum exhibition, Is Honored linger, concert comedienne o Dear Kitty Kelly: He dislikes animals, children 'Art U.S.A." KEANSBURG — Mrs. James and his family and mine. He Leonardo. My husband is an only child. Mothers Club The opening reception and Lanzone of East Keansburg was calls my friends "a bunch ol His mother died when he was exhibition of paintings by Toby honored at a surprise stork show- A new feather fluff or bums," and has made life so eight. An aunt and uncle gave To Address Trustees Elects Officers Wallis of Beachwood, will be er last week given by her sis bubble cut that needs just hard, I no longer care. Perhaps him a good life—much better: OCEANPORT - Mrs. Be:held in the Mill Sunday at ters, Miss Nancy Okelew of it is my fault but believe me, a touch of your brush for than mine. They seem to be Lane was elected president < 2:30 p.m. The gallery is open Keansburg and Mrs. John Gar- have tried. I have about given fine, good people. the Mothers Club of ~Boy Scoi daily 11 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. andrett of Port Monmouth, in the a neatly poufed coiffure SEE PAGE 4 up, I am afraid I too wilt begin Troop 99 at a recent organizi 8:30 to 10:30 p.m., and Sun-home of Mrs; Lanzohe's grand —only $2.00. . . : We have been married 12 years to drink . He says "we will jusi TODAY'S ISSUE and have two daughters, nine and tion meeting in the Communit; days, from 1 to 5:30 p.m. mother,' Mrs. Anna" Schweizer, go on like this until we die, and Center. 144 Main St. i eight. Before they were born, the soon,er the better." I am ai Others in office are Mrs. ,Wa! The Club Woman Artist Ex- Decorations were in pink and he grew moody and morpse, the end of my rope.—Maxim. ter Dangler, vice president; Mrs hibition and Art Symposium will blue. A buffet supper was serv- Custom Lanolin drank too much and at one point Dear Maxim: Your husband's Daniel Herring, secretary, an be held Saturday at Douglass Col- ed. was under the care of a psychia- actions indicate that he is still Mrs. Douglas Berry, treasure lege. Reginald Neal, chairman Guests were Mrs. John Oke- COLD WAVE trist. He still resents the chil- in need of psychiatric treat- Meetings will be held the fin of the college's art department, lew, Mrs. Connie Hyer, Miss dren and calls them "dummies" ment. Don't measure a men- Tuesday of each month in th will present the morning pro- Constance Hyer, Mrs. Thomas PERMANENT or "stupid nuts." He nags and|tally ill man by the same yard- community center. gram. Registration is at 10 a.mStamford. , Mrs. John Salayi, Miss finds fault with them until they stick you vould use for a nor- are so upset that their teachers Walter Dangler, scoutmaste The program will include a dem-Marylou . Barricelli, Mrs. Har•- Feather Fluff Cut By: MR. STEPHEN mal human being. It won't and Ben Lane* addressed th have questioned me. onstration of graphic arts, wood- old Sias, Mrs. Ralph Puglisi, and Style GLAMOUROUS LEGS work. Have him treated first, group, They explained the pu cuts, etchings and lithographs. My husband calls me "Mom- Keansburg; Mrs. Philip Lanzone, poses of a mothers club an A film "Color Lithography an West Keansburg; Mrs. Frank < Today's styles of shorter skirts mie" or "Duckie" and follows Dear Kitty Kelly: • Breclc Shampoo what the Scouts would need fo Art Medium" also will be shown. Battito, Miss Deborah Garrett, {demand nice looking Iegs.S me from room to room. He For a year and a half I have camping trips and the summe Miss Jane Noble, Port Mon- 1 Sheer nylons $ asks me if it all right if he ;one with the same boy. We Glamour Rinse vacation at the county camp mouth; Mrs. Henry Gass, Mrs. flatter nice 'turns on TV" or "has a bath," are both 19. The time is com- Katherine Coffey, director of 1 Forestburg, N.Y. Anna Christensen, Mrs. Mary Test Curl legs. It is im-Jor goes to "sleepy?"—the lat- ing when he will ask me to the Newark Museum, announced Mrs. Raymond Kramer The next meeting is April Etzkain, Port Monmouth; Miss portant to keep ter he does at six or seven marry him. He wants a family this week the acquisition of five Valerie Gazelf. Mrs. Marion Stur- legs smooth1 o'clock, leaving me up with the 'ife of his own. I would prefer important works by contempor- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs, gess, Mrs. Helen Soclon, Mrs. and hairless. A children until their bedtime. 0 be a housewife than secretary. Psychology Theme ary American artists. .45 Raymond Kramer of Paterson Anthony DeFresco, Mrs. Robert He wakes me at two or three My boy friend occasionally hits The newly acquired works pumice stone is a director of the National Fed Of Club Program Jameison, Mrs. Harold Snyder, wonderful for in the morning because he is some in a fit of jealous rage. eration of Temple Sisterhoods, are "Knight of Akkad, done in EATONTOWN — "Psycbolog; Mrs. Martin Dolan, Miss Lynn jittery he cannot sleep. I have For three years I have been in will speak at a meeting of thi mixed media, by Enrico Don 9 removing cal- Workshop" is the theme for th Dolan, Miss Donna Jameison, COMPLETE had three or four hours sleep love with another boy, who went board of trustees of the Sister- all; "Each time you carry Me louses. Mas- program to be given at a mee! Mrs. Horace Westendorf, Mrs. while he has had seven or eight. nto Reserve Army training. He hood of Monmouth Reform (Jew This Way," tempera and Ink, {sage is helpful and so is cream ing of the Steelman Home an John Olsky, Mrs. Jack Mowbray When I try to talk to him hehas dated the same girl since he ish) Temple of Shrewsbury Mon by Morris Graves; "Province- or lotion. And last but not and Mrs. Marie Holland, East Come in now with or without walks out or goes to bed. When was in high school but they do School Club Monday night in th town," oil by Edward Corbett; day. at the home of Mrs. Alberl Keansburg; Mrs. Christopher Ab- appointment. Hair styled by least, don't omit that all im- I threaten divorce, he says he not go steady. He knows I have school auditorium. "Laburnum No. 2," oil by Hans Mr, Joseph and Mr. Anthony. Gofdstein, 87 Glenwood Dr. Mrs bes, Mrs. William Johnson, New portant pedicure. will contest it. He works only been going with this boy. Once Guest speaker will be Dr. Vi Hofmann and "Fiery Cross," George Yanko of Fair Haven Monmouth; Mrs. George Kov- It is important that your hair three or four days each week. I he brought me home from where ginia Scanlon, Long Branch, oil, by Kyle Morris. will preside. elesky, Leonardo; Mrs. Ronald never know when he will be 1 worked. I told him I was go- practicing child psychologist. Except for Graves, all of the style is right for your features. Active in both Jewish and non Abbes, Belford; Mrs. Robert Kar- home. Sometimes it is two hours 'ng steady. He is a college grad- At the business meeting, ofl purchases are abstract expres- We specialize in individual sectarian causes, Mrs. Krame kowitz, North Bergen; Mrs. Stev- i after he leaves and sometimes uate, wealthy, and more sophis- cers will be nominated. Op sionist in style. The paintings arc KATHERINE styling at Stephen Hairdress- serves on many national Jewish en Rizzi, Miss Nancy Rizzi, Gar- it is midnight. He tells me I'mticated than I. The boy I go house will be held in classroom being shown in the museum's ers, Campbell's Junction, 51S agencies and participates in thi field; Mrs. Pearl Harner, Key- the best wife in the* world, then with now has more in common 1, 2, 7 and 12 and in the kindc exhibition, Contemporary Amerl Main Street, Belford. Phone Mental Health Association, port, and Mrs. Mary Hopkins, says that I'm "a cheap slob" with me. I like him a lot. Should garten rooms, for parents to vi can Paintings, which opened Feb. KE 6-0G55 for an appointment. League of Women Voters an Red Bank. Beauty Salon it and meet the teachers. 25 and will continue to May 8. in the next. I marry him or wait and seeother community organizations what the future brings?—Beverly. Local Sisterhood will be told ol —Open Wednesdays— Dear Beverly: Wait! If you the activititea of the national fed Morning Circle Red Bank artist Yvonne H. RUNS IN THE FAMILY 46 Monmouth St. Red Bank % For Day Classes Coll for Information loved your current boy friend, ST. LOUIS (AP)-Mrs. John J. eration. Card Party Set Aubert won an award for a SH 7-3475 you wouldn't raise the question. water color, "Done Workln," Danback, walking down a hos- I ENROLL NOW FOR SORORITY SPEAKER LITTLE SILVER - The Mor; in the annual spring exhibition pital corridor to pay a bill for Established 24 Yean Dear Kilty Kelly: M1DDLET0WN — Mrs. James ing Circle of the Woman's A of the Essex Water Color Club treatment of her 13-month-old AMPLE PARKING You are as wrong as you can A. Funkhouser of Durham, N. H.,sociation of the Shrewsbury Pre: which opened Monday in Grau- daughter's broken leg, slipped IN REAR OF SALON be. Children who ill-treat their EVENING CLASSES «£ will be a guest at New Jersey byterian Church will hold a S llch's Orange. Presentation of and broke her own leg. parents are the cruelest crea State Day for Kappa Delta Sor- Patrick's card party Wednesdi awards was made last night at tures on earth. When a boy gets afternoon, March 16, at 1 o'cloi a reception. The show closes • Small Down Payment • Easy Terms $ married, he just takes on anority April 30 in Berkeley Car- teret Hotel, Asbury Park. at the home of Mrs. Joseph M March 25. oth«r responsibility—that of a Cann, Willow Dr, SINGER USED MACHINE Mrs. Louis S. Van Zandt of Richards School of Beauty Culture father and husband. His love, Mrs. Herbert Mayes of Litl loyalty, respect to and for his216 Rutledge Dr., President of "Picasso" will be the topic of Silver is in charge of reserv 1 + 25 BROAD ST. SH 1-9865 RED BANK parents should never end. the New Jersey Federation of A. L. Chanin of the Modern tions for the party, which is fi Kappa Delta Alumnae Associa- Museum of Art Monday at 8:30 I know the type of girl who the benefit of the church bui' tions, announced her acceptance p.m. This is the final lecture in thinks she owns her husband, I ing fund. Commitee aides inclu this week. Mrs. Funkhouser is a series on modern art presented see and talk with her kind every Mrs. Charles Thome refres the Delta Province alumnae of- in Congregation Bnai Israel, day. This type is mean and in- merits, and Mrs, Robert Brugt ficer. Rumson, by the Greater Red, human. More than half of the ere, prizes. heartache, trouble and sorrow in Bank Section, National Council of j the world would end If sons were BON VOYAGE PARTY FLTERS DINE Jewish Women. Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only! men instead of mice,—Just Hu- HAZLET - On Sunday Mr. KEYPORT — The Tri-Coun man. and Mrs. Ernest Walling, of this,Flying Club of Preston Fie BENEFIT PARTY SATURDAY for that special Dear Just Human: I couldn't place, and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred! Morganvillc, held its third a NEW SHREWSBURY - The agree more about the respon- Olscn and daughter, Christine, nlversary dinner Saturday in Hance Park Civic Association will Floor Models & Demonstrators sibilities of a child to its par- Port Monmouth, attended a bonCottage Inn. Arthur Schultz, pn hold a card party Saturday night occasion . . . ents. But the parents are like- voyage party on the Norwegian- prietor of the inn, was instn at 8:30 at the Masonic Hall, West $ 50 Select a cocktail or for- ly to forget that it's a two-way American ship The Stananger- mental In the organizing the clu Bergen PI., for the benefit of SLANT NEEDLE PORTABLE . . 139 mal from our distinctive street. The child also has its fjord. Mr. Olsen's parents, Mr. the purpose of which is to encou their playgound building fund. rights. Too many parents de- and Mrs. Olaf Olsen of Atlantic Mrs. Lester Stevens is party collection of age men and women of all ag< mand a payment with interest Highlands, sailed for an extended to learn to fly. Twenty-nine a chairman, and Mrs. Robert Holly, 2 ELECTRIC PORTABLES . . , WL, "portrait fashions" ad infinltum. vacation in Norway. tended. club president. WALNUT ELECTRIC CONSOLE . *6950 S9Q-9$ 5 WALL TO WALL from 29 THE SWEATER HOUSE SINGER GEAR DRIVE CONSOLE *5

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HOLLYWOOD (AP) — The (11) French thru TV 1:20—(11) Movie overlooked by the House Subcom- Or else collectively change the Movie Industry has had only two (13 Day Watch (7) Yesterday's 2:00- (9) Movie mittee on Legislative Oversight name of their shows to "Numb major strikes in its history, an 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow Newsreels (13) Movie and others of a quizzical nature: That Tune?" amazing record when you con- (4) It Could Be You (II) Huckleberry Hound 2:50- (2) Movie Why can't Madison Square Why doesn't Robert Kennedy sider the complex labor setup in (5) Cartoons (13) Curtain Time i2:50- (2) Movie Garden find a ring announcer give his brother, Sen. John, the the studios. (7) Love That Bob! 6:40- (4) Weather 6 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers who can pronounce the word name of his barber? Virtually every movie worker, (11) English 12 6:45— (4) News 1:15— (4) 13th Hour "athletic," as in New York (7) News Why Is Beaver so nice to from star to the man who* sweeps 2:45- (2) Guiding Light (9) News and Weather Athletic Association, in less 7:00— (2) World News Wally? He's giving Wd broth- out the stages, belongs to a union 1:00- (2) News 1:45—,(4) News; Sermonette than four syllables? ers a black eye all over the Producers deal with 30 separate ' (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (4) Lock Up Why don't those pretty TV (7) Evening Prayer country. And while we're on unions in making pictures and (5) Cartoons (5) Sheriff of Cochise weather chicks slow down their 2:50- (2) News the subject, how come David maintaining studios. (7) About Faces (7) Tugboat Annie 2:55— (2) Give Us This Day delivery to hurricane force? The doesn't give Ricky Nelson the In the early days, nobody was (11) Fun at One . (9) Terrytoons 'ROOM AT THE TOP' —That is the title of the award Canadian highs mingling with FRIDAY MORNING name of his barber? organized. An enterprising fellow 1:05- (2) Burns and Allen , (11) News Montana lows always push the 5:55— (4) Sermonette winning film that starts at the Baronet Theater, Long If westward went the course of hired actors from stage, got him 1:25- (4) News (13) Newsbeat pollen count into the Caribbean 6:00— (4) Continental empire, how come the sun always self a man to crank the camera 1:30— (2) As the World Turns 7:05— (2) Local News Branch, today and will run through Saturday. Here, before they come up for air. Yet, Classroom sets behind the wagons on"Wag- and another to move the props, (4) Dial 4—Drama 7:10- (2) Weather Simone Signoret and Lawrence Hawley are shown in a on the other hand, they make an and he made a movie. 6:15— (2) Previews on Train?" (5) Movie—Drama (11) News elocutionary death march out of 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day scene from the film. Why doesn't Lassie do some- Even when film making settled (7) Ray Milland 7:15- (2) News the commercials. 6:25- (2) News thing about leap year? Huckle- down as an industry there was (9) Film Drama 7:25—(11) Weather berry Hound is pining away. no clamor for unions. The movies (13) Sports 6:30— (2) Sunrise Semester HAPPY AS IS Why doesn't Genevieve go on (11) Growing in Spanish (4) Continental the Captain Kangaroo show and were growing and prospering, and 1:50—(11) News 7:30- (2) To Tell the Truth Best Man' HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Charles Recommended tonight: Ernie salaries were.comparatively high. (4) Plainsman Classroom Brackett is a movie writer and give the kiddies a chance to en 2:00— (2) For Better, Worse 7:00- (2) News joy all that hilarious material Ford Show, NBC 9:30-10 EST, The depression brought a wavi (5) White Hunter producer who likes peanut butter (4) Queen for a Day ;oup. about how they bite the heads off with Odetta, folk singer. of labor organizing to Hollywood (7) Day in Court (7) Gale Storm (4) Today Tabbed Hit He also likes working for the chickens in Haiti? The industry was hard hit be (9) Film Drama (9) Movie 7:28— (7) Morning Prayer major film studios and can't see Why doesn't the D. A. on (Cynthia Lowry, who regu- cause of poor theater business (11) Almanac (11) You Are There (7) Early Bird Cartoons In Tryout "Perry Mason" wise up and larly writes the TV and radio and producers slashed salaries a (13) Highway Patrol 7:50- (5) Call to Prayer the merits of joining smaller, 2:30— (2) House Party independent organizations now solve those mysteries the way we column, is 111.) much as 50 per cent. The workers, 8:00- (2) Betty Hutton 8:00- (2) News WILMINGTON, Del. (AP) actors included, retaliated with (4) Loretta Young iopular in movie town. do? Just count the lines given (7) Gale Storm . (4) Bat Masterson (5) Ding Dong School Gore Vidal's new play, "The unions to protect their rights. The recipes for both soup and each actor. The one with the least MIMICRY PAYS (9) Film Drama (5) Byline, Steve Wilson (7) Little Rascals Best Man," premiered here last There was a brief strike by the (7) Donna Reed (13) Richard Willis night before a capacity audience. Hollywood appear successful. invariably did it. In recent HOLLYWOOD (AP)—Pat Har crafts in 1937, but filming con- (11) Basic Russian months this formula failed only rington Jr., one of television's (11) Meet McGraw 8:10- (2) News :t was tabbed a potential hit. Friends rave about the unlike- tinued. 3:00- (2) Millionaire ly sounding broth Brackett twice. Both times the commer- bright new faces, trod the side (1J) Mike Wallace 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo The drama of political con (4) Young Dr. Malone brews, and five Oscars attest to, cial won. walks of Madison Avenue until EASY TOUCHES 8:30— (2) Johnny Ringo 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker Met, which runs very long, tells (5) So This Is Hollywood his motion picture abilities. , Why can't they come up with his hobby suddenly put him on (4) Johnny Staccato (7) Time For Fun he story of the tug of war be- Business started booming again, (7) Beat the Clock Brackett considers "Sunset a private eye who kicks out the the home screens. (5) Douglas Fairbanks (13) Physical Culture tween two candidates seeking a and the studios proved easj (9) Strange Stories Boulevard" his best effort, al- villain against a background of Harrington, son and namesake (7) Real McCoys 9:00— (2) People's Choice party presidential nomination touches for labor's demands, (11) Movie—Mystery though there have been other cool, cool Victor Herbert? of a noted comedian, was content Sometimes too easy. During th( (11) Navy Log (4) Hi Mom The setting is Philadelphia bui being a network time salesman (13) Day Watch (13) Play of the Week (7) Beulah the party is not identified. outstanding ones such as "The Why doesn't somebody toss a late 30s, two labor bosses rod 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours Lost Weekend" and "Ninotchka." gutterball on "Jackpot Bowl- for National Broadcasting Co. Hehigh, wide and handsome with 9:00— (2) Zane Grey (13) Day Watch Melvin Douglas portrays one ing" and give the rest of us a entered the business world after producers' money on the threal (4) From These Roots (4) Bachelor Father 9:30— (2) My Little Margie of the candidates. He represents receiving a master's degree from (5) Doorway to Destiny (5) Wrestling (5) Topper In the month of July, 1959, reason to go on living? of calling out the nation's pro the upstanding type of politician there were 2,190,000 persons on What will become of all the Fordham. jectionlsts on strike. (7) Who Do You Trust? (7) Pat Boone (7) Personal Theater with a sense of honor. But the young man in the gray (9) Movie—Drama government payrolls. rusty razor blades used In that The studios finally blew th (9) Movie 9:50—(11) Exploring Mathmetics Frank Lovejoy plays the parl new underwater shaving cream flannel suit had an amazing tal- 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (11) This Man Dawson 10:00- (2) Red Rowe ent for mimicry that drew laughs whistle on the pair, Willie Blofl of the other candidate who be- commercial? and George Browne. They were (4) Thin Man 9:30- (2) Markham (4) Dougfi Re Mi ieves the end justifies the means, at bars and parties. Comic Jona- (5) Douglas Fairbanks (4) Ernie Ford If Horton Foote really under- convicted of extorting a half (5) Movie Both seek the favor and en MOVIE TIMETABLE than Winters happened to over- (7) American Bandstand (7) Untouchables (7) Memory Lane stood that William Faulkner story -- one of Harrington's rou million. Later, both were releasec dorsement of an ex-presiden RED BANK he scripted for this week's "Play- from federal prison after squca 4:15— (2) Secret Storm (11) Love Story 10:20—(11) Our World Neighbor 4:30- (2) Edge of Night superbly played by Lee Tracy Carlton—Jack The Ripper 2:00, house 90," why didn't he tell ing on seven mobsters accused o 10:00- (2) Revue 10:30- (2) On The Go who steals every scene in which winters put him on the Jack (4) Yancy Derringer (4) Groucho Marx (4) Play Your Hunch 7:00, 10:00 The Big Night 3:30, somebody? From our side of the Paar show. That was only last squeezing a million dollars out o he appears. Other outstanding (5) Mr. District Attorney (11) 26 Men 10:40—(11) Science Around You 8:35. screen it appeared to be a docu- April. And Harrington, portray- the producers. Bioff met his em performances are by Ruth Mc- (11) Abbott and Costello 10:30- (4) Lawless Years mentary on wood: How to cut ing the language-mangling Italian in Phoenix in 1955—killed by 10:45— (9) News and Weather Devitt as a busybody national EATONTOWN it, pile it, carry it. Actor Richard golf pro Guido Panzini, was an bomb blast in his pickup truc 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (7) Ernie Kovacs 10:50— (9) Cartoons committeewoman and Leora Drive-In—Jack The Ripper Boone spent the first hour toting immediate hit with the late in what was termed "a typlca (4) Movie—Western (9) Movie 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy Dana and Kathleen Maguire a 7:00, 10:05; The Big Night 8:50. wood in and out of a cabin, while Mafia Job." (5) Overseas Adventure (11) Shotgun Slade (4) Price Is Right the wives of the candidates. viewers. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS muttering monosyllabic little This led to a spot with Steve The darkest page in Hollywooc (9) Wild Bill Hickok (13) Newsbeat (7) Romance of Life Politically-minded theatergo- nothings to grunting, groaning Allen troupe and more recently labor history came in 1945. Thf (11) Bozo the Clown 10:55—(13) Sports (11) Language Arts ers will find many topical refer- Atlantic—The Big Fisherman Kim Stanley. a regular part on the Danny studios were caught in the middli 5:25—(H) Clutch Cargo 11:00- (2) News 11:30— (2) December Bride ences to the current political 8:00. Why don't Perry Como, Bing Thomas Show. of a dispute between two unio 5:30— (2) Movie—Drama (4) News (4) Concentration scene. The play characters them LONG BRANCH groups over which should repre- (5) Big Beat (5) Movie (5) Romper Room selves are composites of variou Baronet—The Purple Gang 3:- sent set decorators. The loser (7) Rin Tin Tin (7) News (7) I Married Joan national figures. 30, 7:00, 9:55: Web of Evidence (9) Movie—Adventure threw picket lines around studii (II) News (11) Our Number System 2:00, 8:25. RADIO entrances and there were man; (11) Three Stooges (13) Dance Party 1I:5O-(U) News WELCOME RELIEF 770 WOR ASBURY PARK WABC 710 outbreaks of violence. TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Aftei WPAT WCBS 930 Howard University, where he in trying several suggested rem- Mayfair—Once More With Feel- WHTG 1410 WRCA Battle of Burbank 660 iated a fine arts festival and d edies to help her dachshund from ing 2:55, 7:25, 9:30. WNEW 1130 WQXR 1560 The climax was what somi veloped the choir into one thai gagging at mealtime, Mary Lou St. James—Porgy and Bess 2:- AFTERNOON WRCA Newt, called the battle of Burbank has received national acclaim Garrison took the dog to a veter- 30, 7:00, 9:30. Monday Through Friday Morgan Beatty Three hundred pickets barricadec The choir has appeared on na inarian. He solved the problem Lyric—The Bramble Bush 7:25 1*100—WABC News; Martin Block 7l4S—WOR Carlton Fredericks the entrance to Warner Brother: tionwide telecasts and frequent! WCBS News; Lou Adltr WRCA Wayno Howell Sbo-w at once by loosening the collar. 9:30. WHTQ Local Now* 7153—WABC News studio, where four films wer with the National Symphony O: Summary Fred Robbina Show being made. When non-strikers chestra. An RCA-Victor record IVOR Mews; John Scott (IOO—WCBS World Tonight WRCA News; Ed Herllhjr WOR News, World Today tried to enter the studio, there made drew raves from maji *2llS—WOR The Fltigeraldi WRCA News; Wayne was a melee of fire hoses, tea critics. WCBS Lanny Ro»i Howell gas and thrown bottles. Seventy- 12UO—WHTO. County Agent HIS—WCBS Three Guesses Typical Comment 12110—WCBS Helen Trent •HO—WOR Sports; eight were injured. Typical of comment it ha: WHTO New>. Relaxing MrCullongh & Eliot Musio •iss—WABC News; After a brief shutdown, thi won are these: 12149—WCBS Couple Next Door Fred Robblns Show studios resumed production on a "The choir can move fluent! 11155—WABC Newi; Dick Shepard • lOO—WOR News; Cedric Foster WRCA News; Bob ilaymes somewhat limited basis. The from a beautiful pianissimo llOo WCBS Whispering Streets WHTO Headlines. Egg • llS—WOR McCullough & Eliot strike dragged on for 34 weeks full voice with assurance an Prices, Muslo •ISS—WABC Nows: Labor harmony reigned durinf no loss of quality," said th WOR News: P. Ronlnson Easy Listening WRCA News; Ed Herllhy 10100—WCBS News; the postwar period, despite th Washington Post. Dance Orchestra 1,15—WCBS Ma Perkins WOR News: Lea Smith movie depression brought on h> "Under Mr. Lawson's leadin; WOR Carlton Fredrlcka WRCA News; Bob Haymes they have come to sing with 1130—WCBS Young Dr. Malone TV and other causes. But th WHTO News. Relaxing 10H5—WOR McCullough A Eliot seeds of a new dispute wen fine precision and discipline, Muiio 10140—WABC Teen Town shown in 1948, when actors an that from end to end, the pei 1,43 WCBS Seooml Mrs. Burton 11.00—WABC News; Quincy Howe NOW AT BOTH THEATRES 1,55—WABC News; Dick Shepard MCBS News: Van Voorhls writers realized the Impact o formance was one of impeccabl 2,00 WRCA Nows: Jim Lowe WOR News. Lyle Van TV on their livelihoods. Aftei finish," echoed the Hartford Cou WHY WERE HIS VICTIMS WCBS Right To Happlnesa WRCA News WHTO Headlines, Mu»lo 11I1S—WABC Clalr Hutchlns that date, said the talent unions, ant. ALWAYS LADIES WOR News; L»» Smith WCBS Starlight Salute they would expect a share of th It appears that Director Lav j,lj—WOR Galen Drake WOR McCullouRh 6 Eliot OF THE NIGHT! WRCA Bob Haymes profits from features sold to TV, son "draws beautiful music froi WCBS Just Entertainment COMPLETING PLANS—Warner Lawson, dean of How- the body as if by some mag JOSEPH E. LEVINE mum liio—WCBS Allen Gray 1H30—WABC The World of Now there is a showdown, an> WHTO News; Relaxing Tomorrow the major studios aren't giving ard University's School of Music in Washington, left, and force," stated the Pittsburgh Muslo , WCBS Music 'Til Dawn Courier. 1155—WABC News: Dick Shepard 12100—WABC Big Joe an inch. Dr. James W. Parker, Sr., Red Bank, discuss arrange- HOC—WCBS News: Freeman and WOR Long John Tickets are being sold at The Hayes 12100—WRCA News; Art Ford ments for concert the famed Howard University Choir Carltin and by members of the WHTO Headlines, Muslo MORNING PROGRAMS BELLRINGER FOR BELLAMY WOR News; Lyle Van will present in the Carlton Theater, Red Bank, next Thurs- fraternity in Red Bank. WRCA News: Jim Lowe Monday Through Friday HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Ralp HIS—WOR Music from a Chorus TlOO—WABC News: A1 Lohman Bellamy says he read 200 script: day night. Dr. Parker, former member of the choir, 1130—WHTO News: Relaxing JiOO—WCBS Jack Sterling HIS RX FOR MOVIES Musio WHTO Local News before he settled on the lead visited Mr, Lawson last week in Washington. HOLLYWOOD (AP)-What the S,SS—WABC News; Martin Block Summary "Sunrise at Campobello." movie industry needs is "a good 4,00—WCBS News; Dick Noel WOR News; PLUS 2d THRILLING HIT WRCA News: Art Ford John Gnmblinff Dore Schary, author of thi hypo of daring, mixed with im- WHTO Closing Stock WRCA News; BUI Cullen prize-winning play about Frank Howard Singers Concert agination and guts," says a Report; Musio 7110—WHTO News; lin D. Roosevelt's fight agains WOR News: John Wln Wake up to Music young actor who claims type Kisses, crime and violence 4i 15—WOR Radio New York 7145—WHTQ Civil Service News polio, first approached the ve casting is strangling the business. 4:30—WHTO News; Relaxing 7153—WABC News; Al Lohman eran actor for the part in 1957. lives of a Music WHTO Headlines; Wake Up To Precede Latin Tour Jack Lord played all sorts of 4,35—WABC News: Martin Block Mnslo But Bellamy wasn't too en roles in legimate theater and 4iSS—WHTO Ft. Monmoutb & WCBS News: Jack Sterling thused about it. He thought il television in New York. In Holly- Civil Service Newi Show WASHINGTON - Plans have tour that will begin June 12 and would have meant portrayin wood, however, he declares 1,00—WCBS News: Dick Noel WOR News been completed for the famed last until late August — the first WRCA News: Art Ford WRCA News: Bill Cullen FDR in the White House and hi "The majority of people who cast WHTO Local News •US—WOR Dorothy and Dick Howard University Choir to sing foreign visit made by the choir. •US—WABC News: Al Lohman couldn't visualize himself doln pictures can't see beyond the last Summar; that, despite his facial rcsem at a benefit concert in the Carlton Concerts have been arranged Dow-Jones WHTO News. RelaxlnR Theater, Red Bank, N. J., at 8 part you did. They play it safe." WOR News: John Scott Musio blance to the late president. for the Antilles, Argentina, Boli- H15—WOR Radio New York WCBS Jnrk Sterling Show p.m. Thursday, March 17. This tendency has buiit a : '\r 1,30—WHTO News: RelnxInK WOR Dorothy and Dick Then Bellamy's wife, Alice, via, Brazil, Chile, Costa Rica, system with a dozen men at the Music until Sunset • iOO—WABC Rrenkfnst Club read the play. The choir, directed by Warner Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, El Sal- WCBS News: Arthur top commanding astronomical (Sisn Off 6 p. m.) "She camo into the den with Lawson, dean of the University's vador, Guatemala, Jamaica, Mex- salaries and percentage deals, 1:35—WABC News Godfrey school of music, will make its EVENING WHTO Headlines: Strictly tears in her eyes," says Bellamy ico, Nicaragua, Panama, Para- says Lord. He points out the for Women She told me, 'I guess this New Jersey visit preparatory to guay, Peru, Trinidad, Uruguay studios all grumble about paying Monday Through Friday WOR News; Galen Drake starting rehearsals for a tour •100—WCBS News: Van Voorhla WRCA News. Bill Cullen the one you've been looking for, and Venezuela. There will be a high price for names which CARLTON EATONTOWN WOR News: Lyle Van • HO—WHTO News, Relaxing I read it and the next mornin through 20 Central and South about 60 concerts. WRCA Up to the Minute Muslo draw customers. DAILY AT 2-7-8:30 NIGHTLY AT 7 P. M. called Schary. We had a deal. American countries in the sum- Mr. Lawson son of R, Agustus • •OS—WABC Martin Block 10100—WABC News; My True "But they have created the Cont. Sar.-Sun. From 2 a,13—WABC Howard Cosell Story That deal lasted through 65' mer. Lawson, Hartford, Conn.,'follo\ved situation themselves by not giv- Free In-Car Heaters WCBS Sports, Rob Cooke WRCA News: Art Ford A Benefit Concert WOR News, John Wlngate WCBS News; Broadway performances, 14! his father as a pianist. Both be- ing competent young actors the •130—WCBS News; Baslness Martha Wright more on the road and is stil The Red Bank concert is being came known as outstanding per- opportunity to do leading roles," • 130—WCBS Jim McKay Show WHTO Headlines, Musl'o going strong. WOR News. Henry WOR News Reports sponsored by the Zeta Epsilon formers and educators. The son he added. Gladstone 10115—WOR Martha Deanu Lambda Chapter of the Alpha also studied with Arthur Senna- a,40—WACC Science Nrwr, 101)0—WHTO News. Relaxing CHECKING FOR THE FUTUR Phi Alpha Fraternity with pro- bel, pianist and Beethoven auth- LONG WRCA Financial >>•>»•, Music ceeds going to the fraternity's • •49—WABC Ruslneas Final WOR Interviews: Martha MIDDLETOWN. N. J. (AP)- ority, in Germany before World BARONET BRANCH News Reports Deane Patrick Mann is starting out scholarship fund. War II. Mr. Lawson also studied WCBS 1OT.II Thomss 10,38—WABC News; Martin Block Dr. James W, Parker, Sr., Red and ultimately taught at Fisk ATWfIC WOR Sports. Stan Lomax 11100—WRCA News: Art Ford early in his search for a grown WRCA Three Star Extra WCBS News: House Partr up career. Bank, a former member of the University and worked with Bruce Nominated for 6 Academy Awards • l»—WCBS Phil Riizuto WHTO Headlines; Muslo The 12-year-old boy wrote th choir and a prime mover for Simonds at Yale University's TlOO—WABC Edward P. Morgan WOR News: P. Robinson LAURENCE HARVEY - SIMONE SISNORET WCBS News; Amos 'n Andy tills—WOR McCanns at Home local police department am next week's concert, worked with School of Music. THURS. THRU WED. WOR Fulton Lewis 11130—WABC Martin Block, Make asked for "something about be Mr. Lawson on final arrange- Since 1942, he has been at WRCA News: Wayne Believe Ballroom ments when he visited the uni- ONE WEEK Howell WCBS Garry Moore coming a cop." He said he als Till—WABC Joe Franklin WHTQ Red Bank Register would like information "on ho\ versity here last week. WOR Gladstone; News HOWARD "ROOM AT THE TOP" Newt, Pete Hoffman Mr. Lawson told him that the TilO—WABC Fred Robblna Show WOR McCann* at Home to catch crooks." 8:30 P.M. WCBS Andy Griffith: Burns 11140—WCBS Crosby.Clooney Patrick is not positive abou Latin American tour, arranged KEEL Allen: Bob & Ray Show by the State Department, will WOR News, 11:33—WABC News his ambitions. He also has beer Gabriel Heater 11158—WHTO Midday Stock Report thinking about being a carpente send the choir's 60 singers on a BUS SUSAN KOHNER MONDAY 8:151 NIGHT BOX OFFICE OPEN STOP JOHN SAXON Nominated for DAILY 10 A.M. -8 P.M. Academy Awards CHIEFS vs. HOLLYWOOD STARS PORGY ANI CONVENTION HALL, "THE B!G ASBUnV PARK Presented by The MONMOUTH PLAYERS FISHERMAN' at the In Technicolor

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The book p.m. ON THE PREMISES ultctld hoidwoods. 230-K-J military career of George Gordon is not an apology but a straight- Lincroft-Everett Girl Scouts be- Meade. • METTWURST forward, factual presentation that an Girl Scout Week by attend- Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Kress, • KIELBASA The new look of TVI Bigger picture Yes, the same Meade who com- will achieve much in promoting lg services in Red Bank Presy- manded at Gettysburg. He was have sold their home on Rey- • WESTPHALIAN (282 »q. in. of famous RCA Victor Meade from the vale of obscur- >rian Church and St. Leo the nolds Dr. and are moving to SCHINKEN not replaced, as were all who ity to which he has been unjustly reat Catholic Church Sunday. • UVERWURST picture quality) in new, squarer Michigan some time this month. had preceded him, but continued consigned. • GERMAN-STYLE to command the main Union strik- Mrs. Kress is a charter mem- shape. Lets you see more of the But — and this is admittedly ber of the local Women's Repub- BREAKFAST SAUSAGE fng force until war's end—and he The Recreation Association will • ITALIAN PURE PORK picture the camera sees. New mask a personal plaint of the review- leet in the fire house tonight lican Club. commanded with distinction. But er — why, oh, why, couldn't we HOT or SWEET SAUSAGE design gives you more comfortable he operatied in the shadow 8:30 o'clock. Nomination of of' have more and better maps? cers will be conducted. A dis- SPECIAL —— viewing, even from the sidel of Grant who, as commander Bob Price Howard Sherman, of Sherman's of alt the armies, established his ussion period concerning the Lit- Decorating, Red Bank, will dis- BOCKWURST 79c Ib. headquarters with the Army of League will follow. BETWEEN THEN AND NOW. cuss basic interior designs at the the Potomac. The impression WEISSWURST 79c Ib. • Duo-cone »peoker • High-level Contrast By Alba de Cespedes. Translated rescheduled meeting of the Wo- from many histories is that Baloneed Fidelity FM Control from Italian by Isabel Quigly. The Inner Club of Middletown man's Community Club tomoiv The Best Braunschweiger Meade was little more than a Sound Houghton Mifflin. $3. id the Lincroft-Holmdel Kiwan- row at 8 p.m. UVERWURST 65c Ib. messenger boy in a general's • Super Signah Guide A servant leaves, a servant re- Club had a "get together" din- uniform, scampering hither and • 25% brighter Picture Tuner turns, and between these signifi- er Wednesday night in Presby- Andrew Carnegie, who donated LARGE SELECTION OF SWISS yon to deliver the orders which irian Church hall. TV doubles as a cant incidents there unfold the fortunes to build free public * Lighted Channel In- Grant evolved. libraries, had two favorite authors AND GERMAN IMPORTED DELICACIES Stereo Speaker dicator person and the story of Irene. Cleaves convincingly demon- The place is Rome; the time, The Women's Association of the whom he read time and again FREE PARKING AT REAR OF STORE • RCA" Security. Sealed • "Transformer powered strates~that Meade was~ Robert—Saras—and-W-i!liam but a figurehead. The broad FREE DELIVERY ON FREEZER ORDERS Circuits chassis class. Irene has two sisters, surse Wednesday night. Shakespeare. strategy was Grant's but the tao Adriana and Marta; a mother tics were Meade's. Some of them who severely disapproves of her; were brilliant. Meade was not and a lover or two or three, as Another "BEST BUY" from RCA VICTOR - a daring leader, but he was a well as the vagrant wish that it sound one and he needed no spur might be three or four. There THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN HOME ENTERTAINMENT-to action, nor any superior guid- was Maurizio, her first; the war ance on what to do in an emer- helped end this relationship but gency. That he didn't get the already Pietro had appeared, and credit he deserved was due in he looms ever larger as Irene the main to the connivings of tells of her newspaper work, her VICTORY Washington politicians and a cou disagreement with her mother, pie of unfortunate run-ins with and her dependence on the ser- reporters which antagonized a vant Erminia, a peasant in Rome MARKET RED BANK " "S U N powerful section of the press. It with a pungent resemblance to is significant that Grant was a Gertrude Stein's Anna in Balti- OPEN FRIDAY TILL 9 P. M. staunch supporter of Meade and more. You are fascinated by went to bat for him in Washing- Irene's sharp little questionings 21 W. FRONT ST., RED BANK • DELIVERY • SH 7-O5O8 APPLIANCE ton on occasion. about money, pride, frankness, White White MIDDLETOWN SHOPPING CENTER loneliness and, best and most Rose Meat Another villain of the piece wonderful, love. is Phil Sheridan. 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150 BROAD STREET, RED BANK "•^^BAG BROCCOLI ^* -~B CARROTS BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER INDIAN RIVER SEEDLESS Member Federal Reserve System • Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. DOZ GRAPEFRUIT •>? ORANGES 5-29* RED BAXfC REGISTER Mrs. Lloyd Peskoe, New .Little Silver, co-chairmen of the Congregational Shrewsbury, president, reported ;Red Bank High School study 28—Thure., March 10, 1960 LWV Will that the election of officers mil committee, will give a summary be held and adoption of the Ipcal of their unit's activities. Dinner Slated Hear Reports current agenda topic will be Mrs. V/alter Schwarz, Little KEYPORT — The annual con- Psychologist made. Silver, membership chairman, is gregational dinner of the Re- To Give Reports- in charge of arrangements for formed Church will be held Wed- Of Chairmen the meeting. nesday at 6:45 p. m. in the To Address NEW SHREWSBURY — The' The program will consist of a Others present at the board church' house. '.eague of Women Voters, Red;presentation of reports by the meeting, who also gave reports, The women's organization of Hazlet PTA Bank Region, will hold its an-j'ocal program chairmen. were Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Kenneth the church will prepare the meal. , , ,nuai business meeting Tuesday Mrs. Goldsmith, chairman of Mitchell and Mrs. Max Singer, the library study committee, will In charge of the event are Mrs. HAZLET - The program forlni h{ jn the home of Mrs w,,. all New Shrewsbury; Mrs. H. E. discuss results of her commit- Merrill Wallace, Mrs. Daniel the March general meeting wasj,jam Mj,, 46 Birchwood'ct. Sutcliffe, Red Bank; Mrs. Rich- Hendrickson, Mrs. Van B. Walk- discussed at a meeting of the Plans for the . meeting were tee's survey and work which has ard Seclow, Little Silver; Mrs. Beers Street School Parent-Teach- been done in co-operation with er and Mrs. William Hitchcock. er Association executive commit- made at a board of directors ^ay Mattingley, Oakhurst, and meeting last week in the home the Asbury Park league. :Mrs. Joseph Bryan, Oceanport. tee in the Administration Building Red Cloud was a famous In- Thursday. of Mrs. Bernard Goldsmith, Lit-; Mrs. Joseph Rudolph, Red „ pay* t0 .avert!., in The Renter. jian_cheif_of the Oglala Tribe. Mrs. Charles Whinfield, presi- tie Silver. |Bank, and Mrs. Eugene Badgley, dent, announced Dr. Richard Fink, professor of psychology at Newark State College, will be guest speaker at 'the meeting Wednesday in St. John's Metho- dist Church Building. Dr. Fink will discuss the psychology of reading. Mrs. Whinfield also reported on the Region PTA spring conference to be held Wednesday, March 23. Reservations can be secured by contacting Mrs. Whinfield. HIYA HONEY Model of a bee and diagram of flower parts help Prof. Robert S. A report on the recent state aid conference held in Freehold mayfair's Filmer, Rutgers' bee specialist, show what happens when a bee visits a flower. was made by Mrs. Jack Gold berg. Pamphlets on state aid were distributed. Douglas Horan, principal of the Beers Street School, announced Garden State's Mr. Bee I < that books are now be'ni» nurc "' ; SENSATIONAL ed for the school library. Do RRITNSWICK — Beeslers in their production of 990,000 Plants to be bred are commonly nations are also being made to made a big thing of their hhoney pounds of honey in 1959. What grown In outdoor screen cages the library but additional books production line in New Jersey the bees don't know, though, is to keep wild insects out. Then are still needed. that their honey making weighs a bee colony is moved inside to last year. It also was announced thai This may not be news to the far less in the Garden State's carry on the pollination job. members of the Raritan Township economy than their service as bees—but it's a source of sweet It's possible for a researcher faculty will present "Three Men X-TRA" Specials! pollinators. satisfaction to a certain Rutgers with a camel's hair brush to on a Horse" Friday and Satur Bees are vital to the fruit in- professor, cross-pollinate a blossom, but a day at 8:45 p. m. in the Middle' dustry, a fact that fruit growers bee can do it quicker and with Rober,w.,..t. S. Filmer, Highland town Intermediate School for the Park, entomologist at the Ex- have long recognized. When the a lot less fuss. benefit of a college scholarship seemingly endless rows of peach periment Station, has been occu- Men have been studying bees fund. pied for more than 30 years with or apple trees burst into bloom, bees are on hand to tend to the for so long now, that you'd think studying bees and teaching their job of pollinating. And this is no all their secrets would be out In Campfire Girls the open. Not so, says Prof. Fil ways. accident, because fruit growers Make Baskets You might call him the Garden hire colonies of bees for the oo mer. FRYING State's Mr. Bee. casion. Into Headlines HAZLET—Easter baskets and He is in demand as a speaker Beekeepers follow the season Bees have a way of getting Into pin customs were made by the at meetings of beekeepers' asso- from South to Central Jersey, the headlines. Or hadn't you read Ta-Wa-Ci Campfire Girls at a ciation of which the state has tucking their hives from orchard about the claims of youth-reten meeting in the home of thei at least seven, each with a mem- to orchard until the job is fin- tive effects of royal jelly? This leader, Mrs, Robert Simpkins, !• Lynn Blvd., Thursday. bership of 100 or more. ished. is the substance that bees feed The pincushions will be pre- These are part-time operators, So it is with the cranberry to their queen to keep her young CHICKENS sented'to patients at the Home riding their hobby during every bogs, where the native bees are and active. And how about the good-tor- for the Aged, Atlantic Highlands spare moment. In addition there not up to the task of making the Uniform hats and neckerchie Is a statewide association whose rounds of all blossoms. you honey and vinegar mixture "SIMPLY WONDERFUL- prescribed by a physician who slides were received by the girls, members depend on bees for a Helpful Neighbors a cupcake sale was conducted living. has won himself a nation-wide North Jersey fruit growers arc reputation. and songs to be sung at a moth FRESH KILLED Enthusiasm Wanes better off. More widely distrib- er's t?a were rehearsed. Mrs As in any hobby group Bob Filmer isn't taking sides but uted than South Jersey orchard- in discussions about these. He'l Robert Johnson assisted. thusiasms % sometimes wane ists, they often have beekeepers Attending were Donna -Butka DELIVERED DAILY for every beekeeper who gives go on enjoying honey on his ho as mutually helpful neighbors. biscuits and tolerating as many Alicia Jcnnarone, Mary Moly- up, another caper newcomer Fruit and vegetable breeders as 100 stings a day from annoyed rieax, Sharon Olsen, Ruth Quin takes his place. This naturally around the Experiment Station bees. Judith Reinhardt, Linda Schultz brings new demands for knowl- need no reminder of the helpful and Cheryl Ascione. edge and a constant flow of ques- It's * sweet business—and he services of Bob Filmer's bees. says he's happy to be part of it WHOLE ONLY tions that don't always seem to Nine Complete be answered just right in the Morganville Farr, Mrs. Alfred La Mura and First Aid Course textbooks. Mrs. James McCormick. But to Prof. Filmer the story The executive board meeting of KEANSBURG — Nine mem of the bee never grows stale—a the Morganville Parent-Teacher Mrs. Thomas Antisell, Mrs. hers of the Keansburg First Aid ALL FLAVORS fact that becomes evident when Association was held Monday aft Adam Szymanski and Mrs. Law- Sauad and the Civil Defense or- he talks at a meeting or con- ernoon. Plans for a safety pro- rence Youngman were hostesses ganization have completed a sev- ducts a class during the bee- gram were discussed, Mrs. Kurt in the home of Mrs. Lawrence en-week standard first aid course, keepers' short course that has Schwarz was voted chairman of Youngman at a baby shower for Louis Becker, volunteer instruc- been a fixture at the College of the nominating committee. Mem- Mrs. Robert Mount. Pin cushion tor, has issued certificates to Vin- Agriculture for several years. bers attending were Mrs. Adam booties were given as favors. da Sanford, Virginia Brown, Ann The course won't be given this Szymanski, Mrs. Lawrence Harpootlian, Mary O'Connor, Wil- BOLLERS year, though, to avoid conflict- Youngman, Mrs. John McCor- Mr. and Mrs. William Borne- iam Doherty, Joseph Weber, Dan 29 OZ. Ing with sessions of the Eastern mick, Mrs. Joseph Lanzaro, Jr., mann and children, Billy, Bobby el Bonn, Alvin Adams, and Lay- BOT. Agricultural Society to be held Mrs. Joseph LaMura, Jr., Mrs. and Carl, of Windsor, Conn., ton Webster. PLUS at Rutgers in June. Alfred LaMura, Mrs. Rocco Di- spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. The course was sponsored by DEPOS. Shares Pride meo, Mrs. Kurt Schwarz, Mrs. Raymond Brown. the Monmouth County Red Cross Naturally, Prof. Filmer shares Robert Seber, Jr., Mrs. Michael The Harmony club met in the Chapter. the pride of the state's beekeep- Ryniewicz and Charles Sokolow- home of Holmes Lamberson. t sky. Susan Barnard Named Mr. and Mrs, Charles Jameson LINDEN FARMS—ALL FLAVORS A meeting of the Parent-Toach- of Matawan and Mr. and Mrs. To Dean's List cr Association was held Monday Chester Jameson and Mr. and MADISON — Miss Susan Bar- night. The speaker was Miss Mrs. Holmes Lamberson of Mor- Freda E. Reinitz, executive direc- nard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ganville spent a day recently in Frank R. Barnard, 63 Viola Ave., tor of the Monmouth County Men- Radio City. HEAVY-DUTY ita' Health Association. A film, Leonardo, is on the current "Angry Boy," was shown. Hub Woman's Day dean's list at Drew University. ICE HALF c Charles Sokolowsky, Mrs. Robert This honor is based on her aca- ELECTRIC DRILLS Seber, Jr., Mrs. Dolores Bradley Arrangements Made demic achievements for the first GAL. and Mrs. Adam Szymanski were RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. semester of the present school named on the nominating com- A. W. Norris, chairman of the year. " dia.'m'"ee- meet'nB Woman's Club garden depart- Miss Barnard, a graduate of ' j "Parent-Famil"Pa y Life Education" ment, has announced arrange- Vliddlctown Township High CREAM Boll and Roller Bearing! Throughout program will be held Tuesday, ments are being made for partici- School, is a freshman in the Lib- March 22. Next meeting will be pation in "Club Woman's Day" eral Arts College of Drew. 49 held April 4 and the subject will o be held at Hahne and Com- STAKE GROWN—VINE RIPENED be about safety. pany, Newark, March 24. Leonardo Squad An award will be made to the The Parent-Faculty Organiza- club with the most participation. To Hold Dance tion of Central School will meet Registration for members and LEONARDO — The Leonardo Tuesday March 15, in Central FRESH LARGE SIZE u guests will be held on the third 'irst Aid Squad will hold a St. School. There will be a speaker loor from 9:45 a. m. to 2 p. m. Patrick's Day dance for the bene- from Menlo Park Diagnostic Cen- rit of the squad Saturday, March ter. Mrs. Norris said the telephone committee will contact all mem- 9, at 8:30 p. m. at the Ridge- bers of the local club. wood Inn, Monmouth and Ridge- Mrs. Macella Quackenbush of wood Aves. Wickatunk and Mrs. William Partial proceeds from the affair will be earmarked for support There will be a corn beef and Blayton of Garden City, L. I., cabbage dinner and music will be •TOMATOES are spending a vacation in Flor- of the "New Jersey Club Woman" magazine.* This is the largest provided by an orchestra. On ida. :he committee in charge are source of revenue for their Raymond Guttormsen, chairman, The Methodist Church will hold medium. Michael Reilly. Kenneth Bottino Lenten services Tuesday evenings and John Leonard. at 8 o'clock. WHAT'S IN A NAME? •FREE! FREE! FREE-1OO-FREE The Methodist Youth Fellow- LANCASTER. Ohio (AP) - VOTER DEADLINE ship will meet in the church Fri- The speaker of the Ohio House of day at 7 p. m. to attend a roller RED BANK — The League of 1 Representatives, James A. LanU, skating party in South Amboy. says jokes about his law firm Women Voters, Red Bank Re- KING KORN MINER SUPPLY CO here — Dagger and Lantz — have ion, today issued a reminder made him name-conscious. He o persons desiring to vote in Tennent Rd. entertained the fol- reports' hearing of these Ohio :he April 19 primary election that STAMPS lowing guests Wednesday: Mrs. firms: oday is the last day to register, tost of the local municipal clerks 100 William Meyer, Jr., Mrs. Richard Lease and Lease, and Mahon With Your Purchase •vill be available extra hours to (pronounced "man") and Lady. of 5.00 or More Lantz also tells of recently accommodate those wanting to meeting Walter Sippey of Zanes- register, the group said. KING HORN STAMPS and This Coupon! ville, Ohio, and his wife, Mrs. SKATING PARTY Coupon rtfrrllvr Thiirn,, Jl»r. ID. Him sm., Mnr. 12. Sippey. WITH THIS GREAT l.lmll — I Coupon IVr Adult Jamil) MIDDLETOWN — The Middle- :own Drum and Bugle Corps, BONUS COUPON! 'The Coppertones," will hold a CRIBS! kating party at the Belvedere Arena, Keansburg, March 21 ...and not even know it! 'rom 6:30 to 10 p. m. tt cost» LESS to control Termite! thin to Ignore them. The purpose is to raise money It costs you nothing to find out if hidden termites (so-called "flying CARRIAGES! «nts") >re destroying your house foundations, woodwork, etc. for the corps and the public is pYlONE or WRITE now (or complete FREE inspection by a trained Invited to participate. 56 expert. Over 150.000 homes j»rvir»/$ miles per guson, Constance Collier, Laur- or cutting restrictions. The forester will help you sepons. Spanish family, brought up andwished for rain, and it rained; on a wjjd ride with F. Scott Fitz- hour.

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Tung Oil STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERGARD That** what East gets for fol- 30—Tburs., March 10, 1960 lowing advice that applied to MAYBE ITS YOUR V0U-HAVE LEARNED Bridge DOMT BE ALARMED, •TURN TO B? ALARMED, ABOUT 'OPERATION whist rather than bridge. win tricks with the ace, queen Now Used MR.ROPEB//-1 REALLY, .**„.ILSA/-VO -. U SEE.-,, J' AFTERNOON'? Should Finesse and ten of spades. AM A VERY CAPABLE J KNOW ALL ABOUT It would be wrong for East to East should finesse the nine of In Paints ^-^^ --AND THE SHORT-WAVE AT spades at the first trick. The finesse the nine of spades at the \"<-. UNDERTAKERS/ Column first trick if West's lead indi- idea is to force out the king and FREEHOLD — Tung oil, the thus set up the rest of the spades. cated length, South might then superior drying agent used in By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Smith's best play is to win the win a trick with a singleton penetrating wood sealers and- in first trick with the king of king. It's correct to finesse in modern varnishes, is being used U.S. Masters Team Champion spades. He draws three rounds this position when the lead is in interior and in exterior paints. of trumps and then tries the dia from a short holding. Miss Gena Thames, extension If you live long enough, some- mond finesse. East takes the DAILY QUESTION home furnishing specialist of Rut- body is sure to tell you the old, king of diamonds and can then gers University, says that tung old story: Don't finesse against Partner opens with one heart, oil, sometimes called" China wood yoiir partner. He wants you to and the next player passes. You oil" was the secret ingredient that play high in third position. Pay THE HANDS hold: Spades—A Q 10 9, hearts made the lacquers of ancient Chi- no attention to this advice. It's —7 2, diamonds—K 9 4, clubs— na famous. It is extracted from often correct to finesse in third K 8 7 2. What do you say? the nut of the tung tree. Tung position. Answer: Bid one spade. You North dealer oil used to be imported from This is a typical case. West expect to try for 'game in no- China exclusively, but now some North-South vulnerable • trump at your next turn. By WALT DISNEY opens the seven of spades, and N0R7H of the southern states are produc- MICKEY MOUSE East must decide what to do ing it. 4 J 6 4 THE 'WALKING MAN' when dummy plays low. ¥84 It imparts rapid drying, ex- CAN OUR CLUB THIS IS >WV ROCKBT I—,"•«•'-»»••'«•»«*•*.••• If East listens to the ancient • A Q J 10 6 SAN DIEGO, Calif. (AP) — treme toughness and water re SLAP AAOKTV MEET AT OUK CLUB! THE STAMP CLUB advice, he -will play the ace of * AQ 10 "I've become such an oddity," THAT STAMP COLLECTORS' HOUSE TONIGHT, NBXTWEEKl WEST sistance. UNCA MICKEY? •pades at the first trick. That • 75 EAST said Dr. Orrin E. Klapp, sociol- CLUB.. NICE .QUIET Klt?Sl will be the end of him. Paints made with tung oil are V10 9 5 ogy professor at San Diego State easy to apply. They produce a East cannot continue . the at- • 7 3 2 • K94 College, "that children call me tack on spades without sacri- finish that is smooth, tough, flex- *J 064% the walking man." ible and waterproof, ficing a trick. If East returns He walks the two miles from a low spade, dummy's jack will A K 8 3 2 his home to the college each day Tung bearing paint should be win; if East returns the queen J£KQJ«S instead of riding in his automo- very competitive with those con- of spades, South takes the king bile. He feels that "it is sad in taining other drying oils because and draws trumps, and his jack North East Sonlh Werf a way" that this should make it will not mar so easily, Miss of spades will win a trick later. 1 • Pass IV paj, him seem different. Thames predicts. East is forced to shift to a trump at the second trick. South 2 • Pass 4 y AU Pa» draws trumps and goes after the Opening lead — 47 diamonds. 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rebounder with 249. He »also Tigers' Campbell broke the only league record this Red Bank Catholic Defeated, season when he scored £1 points Tops Ivy Loop against Princeton. The old mark of 45 was held by Ernie Beck of Penn and Chet Forte of Co- 72-37, in Rugged Court Tilt Scoring Marks lumbia. Associated Press Dartmouth was the leader In FREEHOLD — Trenton Cath- range for field goals. Eddie Ken-j fired, 17-fi. Kennedy scored the team offense with 1,065 points olic eliminated Red Bank Catho- nedy was the consistent shooteronly field goal in the session Pete Campbell, the brilliant to 1,010 for runner-up Princeton. lic, 72-37, last night in NJSIAA, with nine field goals, while Paul j with the other (our points com- Princeton sophomore who led the Parochial A South Jersey con- Naughton racked up the other:ing at the foul lane, lightly regarded Tigers to the test which was marred by a short lone basket. The Caseys picked j Trenton continued its offen- Ivy League championship, today was crowned top marksman of LUXURIOUS fracas in the third quarter on up 17 points from the foul line. !SjVe in the third chapter for a the Freehold Regional High Kennedy was high man for the! 19.12 period score. Again it was the league in virtually every LIVING School court. Green and Gold team with 20 Werkman and Shary doing the shooting department. Trenton Catholic, a team with points on his nine goals and twopacing with seven and six points The newcomer from Hohokus, a 19-2 record had fans wonder- fouls. Next in line was Ed Ryz-respectively. And again, it was was first in total points (322), ing how such a record was re-nar who scored eight points, all Kennedy doing the sparking for average per game (23), field corded. Either Trenton had ancoming from the charity lane. |the Caseys. In this session he goals (110), foul attempts (125) off night, or early information Trenton's big men bossed the j had four field goals for eight of and free throws (102). was misleading. backboards from the start. For! the 12 points posted in the Campbell piled up 47 more George Shary and Nick Werk- most of the game the Caseys|period. points than runner-up Bob Mlkvy man proved to be the class of got off just one shot and then starting tne fourth wjtn a 54- of Pennsylvania. Mlkvy, a jun- ior from Palmerton, Pa., scored the squad as this pair scored 39 had to set up their defense in ,9 lea{]| Trcnton more than iced HOLLY HILL points between them. Wetkman a hurryy. .the contest with a nine-point 275 points for a 19.6 average. was high man with 20 points In the first period after the string to shove the margin out The other members of the top Mobile Home Sales while Shary trailed with 17. score was knotted at 5-5, Ryznar (0 63-29. The clock read 6:01 be- five were Mike Cingiser, a Brown (Belirera Morgan * S, Amboy) dropped one of two fouls for a fore Ryznar snapped the run sophomore from West Hemp- The fracas broke loose after a w»vrJ-~« W..L «. v..« —.., — - Iore Kyznar snapp Red Bank 6-5 lead. Trenton then stead, N. Y., 265 points; George Route 35 South Amboy Trenton player went after a went ahead to stay with five wRh a pair of fouls loose ball with football-like tac- It was the fourth year in a Farley, Cornell senior from Ken- PARKWAY 1-5858 straight points. Nick Serban hit row that Trenton and Red Bank more, N. Y., 257, and Dan Mc- tics. Several spectators joined with Open Evenings in the swinging party in which Fadden, Yale senior from Larch- some players were involved. on a on listed in mont, N. Y., 243. Mon. thru Sat. 'til 9 P. M. with |-™ * However, prompt action by po- Zt £ oTI£i Farley was the league"s top lice, officials and school officials wick from both sides broke up what almost a 2 to 1 clip. j ' ™mPlet.ng the divuion. could have been a wild affair. loin. n. <•• <••<: Tri-nlun (.'nib. Rcd Bank closed the )•• P p The Caseys were in the ball within six points at the start of KVnnetly 2 20 7a S 22 game only in the first quarter, the second, 19-13, but then Tren- Werkman 0 II O A NEW FORD OR OTHER NauRhton 1 2 TJcnci V*K*> n 3 n TRACK CHAMPS — Gold medal winners of Christian Brothers Academy, Lincroft, at which time they had their ton tossed in eight points in a Kokowskl n n n FINE CARS AND TRUCKS only two leads, 4-3, and 7-6. llonjilh (I 0 (1 Teznl noo row for a 27-13 count. Iliirrllnc (I I I Owin 3 ! 7 are shown with trophy the CBA team won as Division B Champions in the I960 After that Trenton slowly, but Late in the quarter Trenton iiiminan o o n I Nitti 0 n n PHIL WALDMAN'S surely, kept piling up its mar- rl y 'I II II I 1 r, d Christian Brothers track meet at the 168th St. Armory, New York, Monday. Stand- was leading, 29-17, then boosted llyn'" n'' n n o Sprlwn 1 2 < GULF gin after getting off to an 18-11it to 35-17 on field goals by Schiili n 2 '2 Khiiry 7 3 17 ing left to right are John Husson, Little Silver; Brother Bernard, principal of the advantage in the first quarter. Hnssone n n o Vanucll I 0 2 Werkman, Tony Germari and Dooley ooo llk:r II I 1 SERVICE STATION Red Bank Catholic's cagers Shary at halftime. V.ihinU 0 2 2 academy; Joseph Coupland, New Shrewsbury; Brother Basilian, track coach, and Maple Ave. & W. Front St. had their share of difficulty lo- The Caseys could do nothing 10 17 37 | 2:i 26 72 August Zillincar, Holmdel. Kneeling are Gary Stover, Keansburg, left; and Arthur Do Open Daily and Sun. 7 A. M. - 10 P. M. cating the hoop. Of 12 players in with their shooting in the sec- Rank Catholic II 6 12 8—37 the lineup only two found the ond period when being out- Fazio, West Long Branch. • • CALL SH 7-0308 SRYC Predicted Contest Slated New shipment just in, be here early! GOOD/VEAR For Aug. tf FAIR HAVEN — The Shrews- bury River Yacht Club's annual predicted log contest is one of 21 listed throughout the country and sanctioned by the American Power Boat Association. Donald P.. P.imback, Flushing, N. Y., vice president of cruiser racing for APBA released the schedule this week. The third contest for 1960 will be held Sun- day at University Yacht Club, Miami, Fla. Two other warm-up affairs were completed recently. The Eastern Cruiser Associa- tion of New York-New Jersey area will plan a 13-contest sched- ule with contests to be held in other areas such as Boston; New Rochelle, N. Y., Baltimore andji Stamford, Conn. The schedule: March 13 University Y. O, Miami. Via. April 10 l.'SCGA t>iv. VI Florida May 8 Key BMcaynft Y. C. Florida GAINING POSSESSION — Al Tezsla, Trenton Catholic High School, grabs a loose 29 Miftrnl Power Squadron Florida June IS Atlantic City New Jersey ball off Red Bank Catholic High School's board last night in a NJSIAA Basketball 19 Scotland LlKht New Jersey 25 Hucklns Contest Tort Wash. tournament game at Freehold Regional High School. Trenton won, 72-37. Others N. Y. July 9 NYAC Block Island New York in the photo, left to right, are Tony Gennari and George Shary, Trenton; Ralph N. Y. n Toledo Y. C. Toledo. Olilo "Doc" Corley and Ed Ryinar, RBC cagers, and Ken Sokowski and Nick Workman, 10 Grlswold Point Krom Hlick Island j Trenton. The loss eliminated the Caseys from the state tournament. 20 Stotip Hor.ifl Y. C. Mass. | 2;i Stamford Y. C. Stamford The All New Conn. . fi Shrewsbury Klv. Y.C. New Jersey 6 Ro.iton Power Squadron |' Tinston, JInss. Pro Football Leagues Still 13 Richmond Co. Y. C Stntcn 20 Tarrytown Boat Club Tarrytown. N. Y. Islnnd. N. Y II Pnllnades Y. C. New York 27 Huffuenot Y, C. fs'ow noehelle, Battling; Case in Washington N. Y. Sent. 4 Sue-Ann-Pnt Baltimore Marylanr 10 Commodore's Port Wash. DALLAS (AP) — Grievances given by his fellow NFL club N\ Y 17 B.iysidc Pownr Squailr(m of the fledgling American Foot- owners for expanding was to Port Wnsli.. N. Y ball League, which charges the "kill off competition by the Playoff Game old National Football League is American Football League." trying to destroy it, are tn the At Los Angeles Marshall said NJSIAA Results ALL-WEATHER hands of the United States Jus- Foss had misconstrued his re- At Middletovvn North Jersey Group 4 Sec. 2 tice Department. marks. "I said that if the NFL MIDDLETOWN — The cham- Montclalr 44, Newark South Joe Foss, commissioner of thewere to expand for the purpose pionship playoff of the Recrea- Side 33 AFL, said he had filed an affi- of killing off competition it would tion Commission's Intermediate Wecquahic 46, Bloomfield 41 davit with the Justice Depart- be in violation of the antitrust League, which was postponed be- North Jersey Parochial A ment embodying most of the laws," Marshall declared. cause of the snow storm last Seton Hall 53, Bergen Catho- charges he first leveled at the Foss said he was invited by theweek, will be played Saturday in lic (Oradell) 49 by North Jersey Group 3 Sec. 2 GOODYEAR NFL the day it voted to expand Justice Department, along with the Middlctown Township High and take in Dallas as a compet- other AFL officials, to file affi- School gym at 1 p.m. Scotch Plains 73, Chatham 48 New Providence 60, Nctcong Trade now for the Nylon ing club with the Dallas AFL davits when it decided to inves- The Warriors and Tigers will team owned by Lamar Hunt. tigate the charges that the NFLbattle for top honors, lioth clubs 40 Value leader of the Tire World! Foss said the NFL had tried was attempting to crush the AFL.have identical 6-1 records. Group 3 Semi-finals At Washington, the Justice De- Audubon 66, Burlington 62 to entice AFL members away, Trophies will be awarded. The Here's Goodyear quality you can count on... a new 3-T franchised teams in cities that partment said the affidavit had public is invited to witness the Moorestown 86, Haddon been received and was being championship game. Heights 60 Nylon Tire that's Turnpike-Proved and tested to give had AFL clubs and tried to im- you one of the finest values in our 62 years of tire building pede the new league in its ef- studied by the anti-trust division. Central Jersey Group 2 Foss said the Justice Department history. And this is not just ordinary Nylon. You get 3-T forts to obtain suitable players Pro Basketball Cartcrct 47, South Plalnfield and coaches. should know within a few days 35 Triple-Tempered Nylon — Nylon at its best, to give you 6.70x15 what action it was going to Highland Park 82, Point safer mileage—extra value and dependable strength. blackwall He also said the NFL hadn't lllvls take. IV IVI. fi.n. Pleasant 57 lubc-lypt planned to expand until the new ... .VI For the tire deal of the year, come in tomorrow and save l!l .li.VI III Central Jersey Group 3 plus lox and league was organized. | .mm 11 with safety. recappabla tin Syracuse Snyreville 77, Munasquan 58, And he indicated one of his Horse Racing N'v Yurk .:ua .»•, Wi'olrrn Central Jersey Group 4 utrong points would be the al- HALLANDALE, Fla.—Will Yc ., , , H i. I'll. ti.n. Perth Amboy 52, Weslfield 44 As low as $1.00 down—as little as $1.25 weekly legation that George Preston • !*•• '-""I' - in ::i .111:1 ($4.S0) scored a neck victory inilMrnll . ;KI 1.-, .mi, 1B South Jersey Parochial A Marshall, owner of the NFL the $12,550 Hutchcson Hanrlicnp Mlnnrillurll* ?l Mt ,;|-;i ;>IV't Trenton Catholic 72, Rcd Washington Redskins, had admit- C'lncinniltl ID ;,a ,2,vt "J7 at Gulfstream Park here yester- VfStlTllHJ 's lll'Mltt* Bank Catholic 37 ted publicly and privately that day. li'ln.ll in. MlnnennnlH tin Camden Catholic 68, SI. Pe- ALL SIZES VALUE PRICED! the only reason he had ever been BOWIE, Md.-Stockwell ($7.40) ll'mlmi 1IH. Xi'u Viirli ISH ter's (New Brunswick) 56 SI. l.imli i;:i, rimiiiimll 116 Blackwall Whitowall OUTSTANDING VALUE! raced to an easy two length tri North Jersey Parochial C SIZE Tube-Type* umph in the feature at Bowie. Penn State last went'unbeaten St. Cecilia's (Kearny) 37, St. Tube-Type* I OLDSMAR, Fla.—Moment of! in football-in 1S47 with nine vie- Joseph's (Pntcrson) 34 6,70x15 $13.95 $17.50 7.50x14 TDBELESS (Truth (S7.M1) registered a neckjtories and one tie. North Jersey Group 1 See. I 7.10x15 15.95 19.95 verdict in the Sunshine Park fits Most lote Harrison 57, Wnod-Ridce 51 7.60x15 17.95 21.95 'Feature. Rlclecficlcl Park 63, North Model Can! HOT SPRINGS, Ark. - Lea:l-i Arllnnton 55 6.00x16 13.95 stealer ($7.20) led from wire to Blackwall Whitowall • oi low oi $1.25 Norlh Jersey Group 2 Sec. 1 SIZE wire in winning the top event Rnmscv 63, Hasbrnuck TUBELESS* TUBEIESS' weekly for a pair at Oaklawn Park. Heights 56 7.50x14 $15.95 $19.50 * swap now—your blaclcwoll j SAN MATEO, Calif.—Novicia North Jersey Group 3 See. 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OF RED BANK after it had reopened for horse ALLEN ELECTRIC nadian middleweight, was an all- racing following a 5-day lapse 18 WHITE ST., RED BANK around athlete in hi«h school. because of snow, Thursday's' WHOLESALE AND RETAIL—TEL. SH 1-0484 Reproduced t>y vnrmlnilon ot program was called off at Bowie Electrical JiIorchamllslnR, "Is the boss still away on a Uconw-Hlll pubiicniion race track because of a new COR. MAPLE AVE. AND WHITE ST., RED BANK • OPEN FRI. NIGHTS 32—TJmrs., March ]0, l%0 hiss business tn'r>?trip? " storm. RED BANK REGISTER Tfau/s., March lp,, V, PiMhing No. 1 Problem for Bucs Chicago's Golden Glovers By WALTER L. JOHNS iMurtaugh in camp here, "that However, we had to give up Ronwill be okay this year." Friend FORT -MYERS, Fla. — With idespite the fine hurling we got Kline, a starting pitcher to do won only eight games last year. such 1959 pitching as Elroy Face from Face and Haddix, we had it." Three other Corsair hurlers who Have Skill But Lack Power (18-1) and Harvey Haddix's 12- a big letdown from the bpys had helped the year before — inning no hitter you wouldn't we figured would help us. One MURTAUGH list three starters George Witt, Curt Raydon and Associated Press ,vis, 1959 runner-up, reached the think the Pittsburgh Pirates' of the oddities of this club is t0P >n 'he 175-pound division; as Bob Friend, Haddix and Vern Don Gross — came up with sore CHICAGO - Ch,cagos Golden ^ P . problems revolved around pitch- that the four pitchers who won Law, but says he has to find Hemandez of Omaha| cap arms in 1959. Witt didn't win a Gloves squad will take boxingj j47_ a crown, and Ing last year, but they did! 44 games for us in 1958 could "a fourth and fifth." Face, the game. tured the poun Pitching is again the key this win only nine last season." relief specialist, will remain in Murtaugh hopes he can find skill rather than kayo power Chicago's Brian O'Shea became reason! The scrappy Irishman admits the ballpen. another starter from a group against New York's best ama- 135-pound titlist. After a sensational second- that he's a bit optimistic, but Friend, who had a 22-14 rec- which is headlined by Bennie teurs in the intra-city bouts in The Spanakos brothers, who place finish under Danny Mur- flavors it with: "Every man- ord in 1958, was the big flop last Daniels, Joe Gibbon, Jim Urn- Madison Square Garden Marchjattend tllff ^Sf of Idaho and taugh in 1958, the Pirates tum- ager is a little optimistic. How- year. Murtaugh explains it this bricht. Tom Cheney and perhaps ; j represented Hollywood, Calif., bled to fourth last year because ever, I never have made a pre- way: "He reported to camp here Paul Gicl, Gibbon is not listed !*'• , , , . . iwere the tourney's real crowd of their pitching and will have diction and I don't intend to a bit heavy. Then he went at it on (lie Pirate roster but won JG | I here was not a knockout mlcasers Both are pressingi :o find help this season along start now. too strong to get in shape. He for Columbus. Giel is the for- a carload last night in the f>nalsi|ai|. gamccockSi who entered the same firing line, for the "However, this is just about contracted a virus and was weak mer Minnesota football All-Ameri- o the JJd tournament of cham-,he rj . ,den th Pirates of 1960 are much the the same ball club although we when the season opened. can who was 5-5_-.._. with Columbus. . pions witnessed by 11,159 in Chi-Lnd G , t t iame club.. cauo Stadium and viewed, in have picked up Hal Smith, a "After about 10 starts Friend Umbricht was 14-8 for Salt Pet "It's a strange thing," said part, by a National television f Spankos won the 118- catcher-infielder from the Cards. did all right I expect he Lake City. Daniels was 7-9 for audience |pound crown with perhaps the most one-sided decision of the the Pirates. Witt, Raydon and However, paced by new heavy- Gross could be the help if their weight champion Cassius Clay, program over Darrell Shavanaux, a real fancy Dan, and two per- "• Dover. Brother Nick out- arms arc normal, e u ed To s ca a un in Smokey Burgess arr:l Danny petual-motion little scrappers in > . , ™ ° >> ' ' 8 >? Greek twins, Pete and Nick Irishman from Chicago for the Kravitz head the catchins but 126-pound title. Smith now is on deck although Spanakos, the Chicago squad is clever and quick. Davis used a splendid left jab the Buccaneer boss is thinking ntl cris of playing this all-around star Clav, 18, a 178-pound student " . P combinations to defeat at Central High School- i-n Louis- - Cincinnati s Billy Joiner for the at third or first. A fourth catcher 175-pound championship. is Bob Oldis, who suffered a ville, Ky., used superb footwork broken jaw in winter baseball. CAROL'S A NEW YORKER—New York City Mayor Rob- and quick hands to dethrone de- fending champion Jimmy Jones, The infield is pretty well set ert F. Wagner busses Carol Heiss on her arrival at City TABLE PADS of Gary, lnd., 19, a service sta Beat workmanship. with Dick Stewart at first along Hall following a ticket tape parade up Broadway honor- (ion attendant. • Made ot gcmilno plastic. All colors. with Rocky Nelson and R. C. ing the Olympic figure skating champion, During the The Clay-Jones three-rounder j GLOBE AWNING Stevens, and Dick Groat, Bill was one of four bouts displayedj Mazeroski and Don Hoak cover- City Hall ceremony Wagner presented Carol, of Ozono & SHADE CO. on National TV. In' the other 117 W. Front St. SI I 7-3889 inp the rest of the terrain. Park, N. Y., with the city's medallion. [AP Wirephotol televised matches, Jefferson Da- Cimoli will join the outfield brigade, along with Bob Skin- CAMPUS BASEBALL SCIONS as a relief pitcher. The elder FRANK PORTER'S ner, Bill Virdon, Roberto Clc- | Murphy now is director of minor mente and Roman Mejias. NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) —league operations for the Boston Yale's pitching staff will have a Red Sox. Two youngsters are seeking big league flavor this season. RED BANK TIRE CO. spots in the garden. Joe Chris- j Two of its sophomore hopefuls topher hit .301 for Columbus and are Ruly Carpenter, son of the THE BOY GREW UP TWO LOCATIONS FREE Henry Mitchell batted .323 for owner of the Philadelphia Phil- CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (AP) — Shrewsbury Avc, Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M, Denver. lies, and Johnny Murphy, son of ;Back in 1941, Frank McGuire Rotation Bridge and Oakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. The Pirates have 25 farm club the one-time ace New York Yan- ! presented a basketball to a with tire hopefuls here. Among those being ikee relief pitcher. ! friend. The basketball was a gift SHadyside 7-3404 { Young Carpenter won three and (for Don Walsh. McGuiro, now purchase used in practice is Don Dobrino, i lost none with the Eli freshmen a pitcher and a former Iowa foot- lust season. Ho also played third coach of North Carolina's has- ball player. base when not on the mound. | kclball team, has sophomore Murphy had a 0-1 mark while Walsh among his players. Young its: ROYAL r TIRES CAPSULE COMMENT following in his father's footsteps Walsh is a siN-footer. On Pittsburgh Pirates Finish last year—Fourth. Pitching—No. 1 problem. Infield—Good second base some power. OPEN Y NIGHTS TIL 9 Outfield—Strengthened. Catching—Hal Smith has been f-•-""VT

Associated Press Add Kansas and Oregon to the 16-team NCAA regional semi- KKII BANK l'ACLI.Ti' I.KAdl'K COFl'KK .V IIONl'T Globetrotters W 1, I.EAUUK finals, bring in the start of the Huwkeyea 111 W NIT along with continuing play in Package Travelers II Corfeette.i .11 II Hiballa _ s.i 21 the NAIA and NCAA small col- In Asbury Cuiil-urackers - 16 17 WIT .1 - - 31! 21 lege competition, and you have BURPEE'S! Mciiliiwlis .. : .... 16 17 Early Birds ....: :.30'.i 23Vj ID Alley Cats 211 25 that annual alphabetical jumble • !„ l'j 21 Shy Well .,..', - -2« 26 that spells March madness in Tonight ZINNIA SEEDS \ ill* ...'.' - II) 23 N'lplitliiares ...... 27 27 chu-ciiiis 21>; 291; college basketball. INDIVIDUAL AVERAGES All Star* 24 30 ASBURY PARK — The tricky Ave. Lucky Strikes 23 31 Kansas, beating arch-rival and talented Harlem Globetrot Hay I'l'anre Crullers ai'.i 33'i Extra Wahe Julin Killk Kilt. I SU-vnlorx „ 1SU- 35'i Kansas State in a Big Eight ters will perform here on the Vlncc Imlanil 1S1.5 500 Club—J. Maine 535, B. D«!ier conference NCAA playoff, 84-82, convention Hall basketball court l>nn Sluvi'n 50!l. E. McOitlrp 502. in overtime, and Oregon, a 68-GO tonight when hooking up with the Tuny Amomlola WJ.l 180 Clulj-L. KIIIR 210. J. Maine 2DR- Urn 1'oa.rce 14S.5 IS?, B. Stoecker 200. E. McGulrc 191. winner over Mexico State in - Baltimore Rockets. Chucck IX'U'Omo 14 l. J. Hruno 1SII-1S1. U. l'dpc ltO, J. first round game of the Western Juc Perstponko 113.1 Hlasl !SS. L. lllntelmann 1SI1. B. Decker As an added attraction, tennis Julin OKden - 1U.7 161, P. Stout IS1, D. Grlmi-s ISO. Regional, completed the line-up PHILCO Clem Jublonski 133.S fans will get a glimpse of the top Ou-i Ruh — 132.4 Mllllll.KTOU'N MIINDAV last night for the Friday-Satur- llnb GMssnn 131.!) Bl'SI.NKSS.MUN'S l.KAlil K day Regional showdowns in the women players in action with licrry Wright >31.:i W I. Althea Gibson, a champion in her Joe Karrall I3D.4 Grandlnetttt Builders .V, 2.3 big school NCAA tournament. Marie O'Connor 1-7.5 HulniUel Liquors 50 2« own right, who will give an ex- Slender Seventeener Tom Knrlo l'JO.l! Oa.sla Drlve-ln 4!) 29 Today, the NCAA takes a 24- Bob Dudley - 126.3 Style Construction -.._ 45 3.1 hour breather while the oldest hibition with Karol Fageros, Mary Larscn 12S.G I Hank Electric 42'; 35'-'. post-season scuffling, the Na- known as the Golden Goddess of BUI Huy 12!) ABC Foundry -11 ia 3(Ji, Kob OLihan - 121.5 Cfi.ist V.-tcht U'orJts 3.0] 3%>lt i o n a 1 Invitation Tournament, the tennis courts. Portable = Lolj ABIQ -...117.6 Mlddlctown PlumhinK 3B 40 Dotty Loversldge - 11G-4 Suburban Barb«rs 36 -12 gets going for the 23d time in! - Naoma Werse -...H'J.7 Midilletown Lanea 33',i 44U New York's Madison Square Jcihn Moses - - lll.n J A- M Hanhvnre 3:', 43" Charlotte McCnne 100.6 American Lumber _...32 4fi iarden. MMargg e Ampndola 1(17.1 Lloyd's Phnrniacy 30 4*i Eight of the 12-team field, DrD . AngeA l Franco 9-.99 V.l'.W. or W. KPiinsburK 21 57 211(1 Club—P. nnlnssl 2.T1. T. Ci-rquo topped by the likes of Bradley, Hi;i> HANK 2, W. Hrown 2f>6. A. Heluenrrxler 20:1 F. White 20;i. C. KnWHlxkl 201, J. La- and defending champion St. IHISINKSSMK.V.S I.K veKlia 201, J. Hughes 201. John's (NY), can watch from W Old Villa BC Inn ...47 I'.MTKl) M(IM>AV M01IT I.KAfiL'K the sidelines while Villanova Crate's BeverftRe .43 ! W I, (19-5) plays Detroit (20-6) and Marx Bros 41 31 I DwlBlit's Pllic. & Htnii CO ]5 AlVlno's Texaco Service 10'; :ll'i I Oottape Lounge 4fi 25t Providence (21-4) faces Memphis Truly America's slimmest, best performing portable TV... John Daniel's Men's Shop 40 35 Live Modern Builders 44'.i 30' State (18-4) tonight in a double- gal's Tavern 10 -I-1' Miami Pool Corp 44 31 only 11% inches deep! Klmtnerle ralnls ....-- •"!!» 3ti Hrlte's Clcani'rs -11 .11 header opening the first round. Pe FHICO'S Hardware lift 3fi Banflrltl Movers nfi'i 3S' Finished in beautiful charcoal blue and ivory! lieil Bank RnoHnB 3!l 36 Harold's Sunoco _ "5 in Bradley, the nation's No. 4 Sal's Barber Shop '^'s -l*l'-j Barlistatlt'! Tavern team which holds the season's New built-in "Pivot-Tenna" antenna pulls out... pivots io Ftnphen J. Gros.i 37 3*> All. lllsh. Esso 30 only victory over top-ranked Arnone's Texco Service ".0 110 Grand Plaza Pizza. r strongest signal! Nat's Jewelers 3.1 40 Jersey Blue Jays 2.> SO Cincinnati, heads the four seeded Orilli Construction fo 31 -II Locul 161 A.M.C 24 Si Lowest price ever for this model... see it today! Munmouth Lumber Co :il 44 200 Club—Pal O'N'eal 213. John An- NIT teams followed by Utah ProRresslve Lire Ins. Co 21 51 dersan 211. Tim Whitman 2:t5. U-miy State (22-4), St. Louis (19-7) and Ron Series—Buhhsy Burns lfc5-2?0-:.l23 lmnuntlo 210, Don McO/imfor!. Tony Capri- L. S. Binbury Methodist ... 37'j 2S' "Showboat" Hall will liven the oni 210. Sonny Aeerra 235-201, Bill Cor- rtunison Presbyterian 37 2n Meanwhile, the NAIA small ANYWHERE hett 235, Joe Tomalnu. Sr., -01. Jim Red nank Presbyterian 2 34'- 31' college tournament in Kansas "Trotters" show with their an- Clcnry 233, Anily ripNuccI 2LT,, Neil Red Bank Methodist 1 r.t 32 tics, which no other performers Gettis 204, Dennle Arnone 20n. clins. St. Anthony 33 City is at Die quarter-final stage Yakrw 203. P.ebby Plcolle 200. Al Pet- P.od Marti; Mclhodlst 2 :1J with defending champion Tennes- are able to match. ros 211, Ed. Klslln 211. lialph Mnzzuc- St. Jumes 2 31'j 202, Chct Douglass 222. S|>ee.l To. Trinity Episcopal :il see State bidding for its fourth Between the halves table ten- Tinstone l 2H Bb Hblle 217213 Shrewsbury Presbyterian 3U'-.' i'-V- mnlno 211, Bnb Ifcmtillnc 21' -213. 1 straight title. nis exhibitions by Richard Berg- Tom Arnona 205. Los Jones 201. Congregation Beth Phnloin ..30 -,. :t5',i K"d Bank Presbyterian 1 25 41 The NCAA small college field mann of England and Norikazu MnXMOlTII COUNTY 500 Series—Emma Barbato 1R8-1SS-17O 510. Joan Maine 171-150-200—521, at Evansville, lnd., is down to Fujii of Japan will take place CATHOLIC: I.KAIH I: hirh 7.err 17M5MS5—M5. the semi-finals, including host along with an act by the famed W I. PHILCO NYLONS St. Ann's 1 46 'jfi MTA.MOnK and defending champ Evansville Japanese "Ballerina of the Bi 31. Mary'» 1 45•; v,<-. I.KACit'K Bayshore Catholic Men 42'j 2P-U. I, College among the survivors. cycle," Kimi Yokoi. Predicta Tandem TV Holy Family 2 40'- 2S';. P.aynton's Linoleum 21 Tennessee State whipped West B.iysliore K ol C 40'.. :n.>i Syrainore Lanes , 21 Ft. Joseph's 3!!'. 2ft'v L. S. Mike's Toys Virginia Wesleyan in a second St. Asne» 1 - :!!"; 32'- Globe Petroleum round game Wednesday, 84-79, 6.70-15 Block lloly Family 1 mi 03 Little Silver Cleaners «o» '199" C. W. V _... 30 30 M A W Sales Co. 3.1 and advanced along with Ham- TuU-(yp« S. Acnes 2 36 M Harrison Insurance Affency 311 line, South West Texas State, Complete Holy Family 3 - M 31 .Shrewsbury Pharmacy Plus lax and ncappabk tirt St. Benedict's 2 r.r» "7 Little Silver Lumber 20 in New Mexico Highlands, Gram- with auxiliary speaker St. CntJierlne's I 3t •-'. ,17'i Merchants Trust Co 20 41) bling, La., Westminster, Pa., Bt. Mnry's 2 -14 3B 170 Club—Rhofln Brown 17S. •loy It's the, most exciting Mad© and Sold by America's Most Ft. Catherlne'n 2 i'.I'i 3n'i Bruno 1R5. Amy Jedreczewslll 174. 171;Wofford and William Jewell. Pi. Ann's 2 '.MI '.a fJlftdj's EmmoMS 1S5, Anne XIII 200, TV development in the Experienced Nylon Tiro Specialists Bt. Dorothea's 2S'.j 4n'i I'es Brown 177. In the NCAA's little guy tour- St. Benedict's 1 21 44 nament, Evansville whipped history of the industry. • S/F Safcty-Kortificd nylon cord bodies Buyshore K of C 1 !U'i 41'i Rives these tires extreme strength St Jame.i 22 47 College Basketball American (DC), 101-91, despite a GUEST-DRIVE THE ONLY Control unit and screen Hlch team three Bnme*-Holy Kani- A'imrlnled Prr«* record 54 points by the losers' can be separated up to • Kireslonc Kubhor-X for longer life llv 1 2,725; High three names -Bob nii x rinynir* (»r NCAA spot Willie Jones and reached Ihe scoo • Firestone's exclusive non-skid tread design CUmbrnne fifi2; HlRh team came— Knn«a* HI, Ktin«n» stale x? (uvrrtlme) TRIUMPH 25 feet to allow complete Holy Fnmlly 2 ilfCi: lltull Hfncl* RatTlf semis along with Cornell of; - «nb rinm'hrone 2tiS. Tiiurnntnenls freedom of furniture ar- Aslittle as $1 a week per tire NCAA Iowa, Chapman, Calif., and Ken-' DOWN noo Series—John Price 1!t2-203-M!>~ j llrvl It.innd rangement. Excellent •11. Orecnn UK. Neiv Metlni NIRII. no lucky Wesleyan. j TR 3 On|y $2475 2110 Club—Paul Forest 235, Stan NCAA SniKll Cnllexp Philco performance, of Kmneljhl 234-204. Vlnce Jackwicz 224. I (iimrter I'lnnK .Ilrn Mi\lley 221-203. Pete Dickinson Kioimlllc l»l. Anifrlran I'ntr .11 Pro Hockoy course! ?lfl, Btitn Beers 215, JHCII Hillernn 212 (hnnnian (CnlUp 73, Whentnn "1 4710 John Price 200-20:1, Jack Ward n , \stnelalrd I'n« 2OE7. John I'rlck 2115. Oil n'lnl 203, Ky Wenlrjim nil. SI. MlrhHFl'* (VII H 1, T r Jerry Solnri 20.1, Len L'inpo 202. Cornell (ImvA) K3, NnriltPnsI Missouri HI Mtinlrenl in 1,1 12 m >AI\ Inrnnln t' IT, H V> Tn.v .WI.VIUV Second Rnunil :? '.'7 11 ».i IMMEDIATE DELIVERY M IN 1.1) l.l;\(HT. THIII AAI Mlule HI. Wesl v» «e»ley»n Many more 'outstandirig^^ Needs... W ! ;HtenIn>'1 Itesulls Used Sport Cars and Sedans j llmnllne M(i. Arknnsni AAM 7(1 Publirt)Sn fiulf Service 1 Nnllotm) l.rnirue Pemlck Cotistructlnn *»otitlnvesl Tevni 101, ^n^nnnnh SIHte M mil real II, I'ornntii 4 T.akevfpw Inn 1 Neil Me\li'i> IllnhlnniU 77. Ilkln llaii Ni-H \nrii I, Ililcniii I llli-l ! (i* c.imhel's Trtirklui; : rirninhlliur ll:i. Vllln Mndennn »? MONMOUTH M''Mli.t'iwn I^ines ... «'e«lmln«lrr (I'm lid, Wlillllrr M ; NEW NIGHT RECORD Jim riul. . dene lloln (Illi.-r I.HIM,., nom: Chandler 221. —ilim Hall III. SI. I'eler't IMi Ii7 ' DETROIT (AP; - There was a 1*1. Jmrnh's (I'm ni. I'lilln Textile flu lime when the Detroit Tigors MOTORS m:i) n.\NK WHMKN'S llroun l*(l, ltlto(l(> I«lf1ltcl 71 Mill, would play no more than 14 nijiht Harold's Itudln * Klcctno Ul.-lilln l:i'., (h'\elnii(l 11 ft sanies a season. That setup re- LI 2-2414 Prnwn's sentllp •», Mmxtr m Wei! Hercen Market mained for 10 years. The last MAPLE AYE. at WHITE St. RED BANK SH 7-5700 P.iverslJe I.anei HIGHWAY 33 Iiobert A. Hrmm . Only six safeties were record-1two seasons they played 21 arc Monmoutii Ktrrpt Chr\ run ;ed (luriiij; the 135!) National Foot-lliRht Rames but this year 24 are 1000 ASBURY AVE. ASBURY PARK PR 5-8700 " M«rx Insurance .. . EATONTOWN •M;; Ga;nunt Cf. i ball League season. schcd'.ili'd lor Brings Stadium. Tt« SALE AUTOS AND TRUCKS BOATS & ACCESSORIES HELP WANTED-FEMALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Female FOR SALE BED BANK REGISTER AUTOMOTIVE MODERI* ISM Slim Gray Fontisc Catsllna- Two- BIO DISCOUNT BOAT SALIS now going SALESWOMAN CHILD CARE, for working mother*, new. *».W; JUtple 34—Thurs., March 10, 1960 AUTOS AND TRUCKS door, radio, heater, power transmls- on. Johnson and Mercury Authorized Thoroughly experienced, coals «uits and at my borne. Own transportation. RED BANK LUMBER'S chair. $12.60; National Caj»,*£* «lon. One owner, Belling because of Dealer. A Ic B Boat Sales, Hwjr "" dreesei. No others need apply. Good KE 6-iSiO 69; bird cage and stand, J3.7S; ftjM EXECUTIVE CABS company furnishing car. M.8S0. CO 4-i Belford. KE 6-SOOO, starting salary. Pleasant working con- CASH AND CARRY SPECIALS rue, 116.60; maple corner etblnet, *s», flltlons. OB 1-9614. Mr. Seldfn. 3EAUTV BHOPB — Available soon Tile year la over, we're driving our 3559. Saturday or Sunday. jVVANTEU- Used boats and motors. Wil full or part-time all around operators. 7ree Uie O( Our Auto Top Carrier* beautiful crotch mahogany «ecrel*ry, ANNOUNCEMENTS 0's. We have three '59 cars which we SACRIFICE — 1954 Mercury pick up. H. J Wilson Boat Works. SECRETARY — Career opportunity for Call Richard's School of Beaut)' Culture. $89. etc. Rusclls, 25 E. Front St. avp driven ourselves and must sell. standard shut, new seat covers, three- 170 Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch. CA 2- experienced secretary. Excellent nal- SH 1.9865. Flush Doon, slightly damaged. J2.95 >LYM0UTH CUSTOM NIS - PASSES- to $3 50 Btlco Bajsment Doors, alze MOVING — Belling contents of large LOST AND FOUND new tlreji. radio, healpr. M-JSL sell be- 2032 ary, pleasant working conditions, large home Including many antiques, two ;ER SUBURBAN — White with blue fore Baturday. S375. SH l-?32:. company benefits. Apply In person o: EXPERIENCED A. f51.6O; size B, «3.50; size C, $57.00. oof. Torque flight transmission, power THOMPSON. BAP.BOUR. Wood Fussy STENOGRAPHER AND TYPIST lair unused shutter doon. washsr, gas LOST — Black and white miniature Flying Dutchman sail boats. Skim- rail LI 2-2000. Bendlx Aviation Corp. -umber: 2x4iW, »1; 2x4x12'. $1-20: male poodle, vicinity of WcUJtdP and leering and other deluxe erjuipment. 955 PONTIAC Starchlef hardtop. Low Red Bank Division, Hwy 36. Eaton- Call Mrs. Wynberg. SH 1-5165 2x4x14', (1.40: 2x4x16', S1.6O; 2x4x16'. Jryer Very reasonable. No dealers. BH Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-5597 after 5:30. 'LYMOUTH BELVEDERE CONVER- mers. Evmrude motors. Dockage and town. 1-8696. PeI?fectScond7tlon"lhroushout. sltii.it' he' """ft!- H. J. Wiljon Boat -(OTHER will care for children In her SI.80; 2x4x20', »2.00. Reward. IBLE — Power Illsht transmission, home. Hourly 50 cents. Reasonable Insulation; semi-thick tor wall!. 5c APARTMENT SIZE gas range, 1 OLDSMDFULE retaining wells, dry wells, patios, al- light housework, care of baby. Must Celling Tile, Hackman brand: plain terations. Sll 7-2144. have own transportation. Call LI 2- white. 12"x24" center scored, now 10c $14.95. Toaster $19.95 -discounted 41 West Front Street Red Bank Good runnlns condition, 3175. 1 ;i0.92 Sunbeam. 5-qt. electric, auto- SOME ONE NOW commuting to Tren C»\\ AT 1-01213. IIS." ,. sq. ft. ton or Philadelphia. To pick up SllsdysMe 7-0787 INCOME TAX RETURNS prepare matic saucepan. $29.95. special discount packa.cc In Kert Bank and deliver to OPEN NIGHTS completely. Margery Trovato, OS 1 HOi;SEWOP.KER — On.' day weekly, SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE Work Bench, rugged, with one piece 519 95 40 per cent discount on all toys. '57 IMPERIAL. ROOMINESS 1289. Nine year* experience. Thursday nr Friday, own transporta- Homeware discount specials too, "Rain- Trenton or Philadelphia Post Office This four-door Imperial boasts stretch- AP.DS CELLARS. ATTICS cleaned. top, IS" thick, 22"x6' long. every morning. Phone SH 1-1122. SI.' PRINZ—Air cooled, 55 nipK. 51: tion preferable. References required. bow" (opposite Acme parking loti, Immediate delivery. Lfvlnr- Auto out room for six. yet automatic and r'OK THEE WORK. C*O tree service LI 2-H40. Any and all trash removed. Large Porch Flooring: 1x4, 7c running ft. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI ump truck. SH 7-2144. Broad St., Ren Bank. Action! That's what The Register ales, 4G Oceanport Ave.. CA 2-2468. powor fllePrlnp mnke it handle like s I"x6" TAG Roofers: nominal spruce, jimall car. Black porcelalnlzerl fin- 2-4220 for tree estimate. Full insuranc BOOKKEEPER — Automobile experi- 5c running ft. Minimum delivered 1,- MAYTAG ringer type -washer, excellent classified ads have been celling lor IAD1LLAC 1053 convertlhle, black, pow- coverage. ence. Write "Bookkeeper", Box 511, YOUNG EXPERIENCED bookkeeper, condition. Two modern lamps, L,IKe ish, showroom new. Tent drive this accountant, tax accountant, auditor, 000 running ft. their advertisers for over three-quar er, excellent condition. CA 9-2144 beauty now. Red Bank. new. Alter 3 p.m. 3H 7-5536. ivcnings CA 2-4506. MASON CONTRACTORS ;ood reference. Write RFD 226, At- Pegboard: 4'x8xV4". J2.S5 sheet, Stand- ters of a century.—Advertisement. Alex F. May. Inc. Any and all type! EXPERIENCED SALESLADY, perman- lantic Highlands or call AT 1-0060. ard Hardboard: 4'x8'xli", Sl-95 sheet, MOVING MUST SELL. Baby furniture. .857 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE In A-l hrlck, hlock and cement work. Cal ent position. Must have references. (Pegboa-rd fixtures In stock). Crib, wardrobe, mattreases. Coach condition. J2.7B5. Call Maurice Schwartz OS 1-1515 or KE 6-2818. Apply In person J, Yanko, Red Bank. BARTENDER—MIXOLOGIST. Full or carriage. 30 gal. hot water heater. part time. Cocktail parties, your Lumber: 2"x2"x86" long, 35c each: AUTOS AND TRUCKS SH 7-2459 ACCOUNTING WORK and tat return LAB TECHNICIAN to work In research 14" and 16" TV. All practically new. & Sons lome. Best of references. AT 1-2340. 2"x4"x72", -45c each; 2"I4"I95H" Best offer. LI 2-3063. 959 RAMBLER CROSS COUNTRY sta- preparation evenings and weekend lab, experience desired but not ab- long, 45c each. •11 RH l-8?82. solutely necessary, Steady daytime tion wagon, six cylinder, push but- 141 West Front Street Red Bank Cedar Closet Lining: 4" (ace. 40 iq NEW FURNITURE —Desks, kitchen on, automatic transmission, whitewalls. SHadyjIde 7-07R7 WYNBERG TYPING SEP.VICE employment. Write "LAB" Box 511, dinettes, utility cabinets, bookcases, ill equipment, many extras, only 8.000 Red Bank. FINANCIAL It. bundle, regular $8.40. $7.95. chest of drawers, box springs. Inner- OPEN NIGHTS For fast and efficient typing and rea Common Brick: 4^ic each. illea. Absolutely perfect condition. Call able rates, call SH 1-5195. MEDICAL SECRETARY — and recep- spring mattresses, cricket chairs, con- ',O 4-1910. tionlst, for dermatologist office. Plea- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Wood Combination Screen and Storm goleum rugs, studio touches, occaslons.1 PONTIAC—195S convertible In excellent INCOME TAX PREPARED—31 Mon- sant suroundings, office In Monmouth Doors: cash and carry. Sizes 31"J tnbl»s, unpalnted furniture, etc. Rusclla, condition. Radio and heater, power MOBILE HOMES mouth St., Red Bank. Afternoons 12:30 Medical Center. Experienced, full time. WILL BUILD STORES to suit. Excel 81", $14.50; 33"X8I", $14.50: 37"x81" 25 E. Front St. steerlnc and brakes. A real beauty. to 4 ::i'J and all day Saturday. CHARLES CA 2-8323. lent location. Busy thoroughfare In $14.50. 105!) HOUSE TRAILER. — Thrfe bed- A. WALTERS, Accountant. KE 6-0723. Red Bank. Write "Stores", Box 611, SEALY INNERSPRINO MATTRESS— 51050. I.I 2-2750. rooms, 5i'xlO' (Wlmlflon. For further WAITRESSES WANTED — Part and Red Bank. Shectrock: 4«ic sq. ft. double. Newly purchased. One half 95 OK LESS—Handling only Fords, Information call HI 3-2485-W. P.OOFS REPAIRED — Remodeling, full time. Apply In person Htll Point Attic stairways; J18.95. coal, 128. AT 1-2T49, new ceilings p'jt up, all types o! BARBER SHOP — 107 Wilaon Ave.. Cbevrolcts. Levine's. Hwy. 35. oppo- Inn. Rt. 35 and Hoimdel Rd., Hazlet. Bondex: 10 lb. can, $1.95. MAPLE LIVING ROOM SET, Ilk* new. ilto Orand Union. KB 6-511L mason work, carpentry, asphalt drive- Newark. For information, call KE 6' ways. Fill dirt and top soil. Cesspooli GENERAL HOUSEWORK, Ironing, (122. Cheats WO DELIVERY MILK TRUCKS — BOATS & ACCESSORIES ami drywells dug. KE 6-4919 or KE 6- babysitting, three days a week. Re- OS 1-24174 One '53 International and one '53 3945. ferences. SH 7-1060, RED BANK OP0RTUN1TY SHOP ANTIQUES - Chevrolet. Call an 1-1440. OWNER TRANSFERRED WOMAN to cook dinner five evenings MORTGAGES U S and foreign stamps. Walnut burl a.19 PLYMOUTH station wagon J2495 a week. Own transportation. Call CO LUMBER Canterberry table, several French ON THESE PACKAGE DEAL pieces furniture, marbletop tastes, iw- ,957 FORD RANCHBRO J1495 New (never In. walen deluxe Ill-foot 4-3910. UNLIMITED FUNDS Corner Wall and Pearl Streets Thompson with new 11*50 1H h. p. Evln- EMPLOYMENT lecond mortgages; 1-8 years—home, logany shaving mirror on adjustable 1959 SAAB, like new $1495 EXPERIENCED SECRETARY for law Red Bank SH 1-5500 stand, set of forty wood planes all sizes, 1951 INTERNATIONAL K-5 tank truck rude In original carton. New canvas, HEIP WANTED-FEMALE office. Legal experience not necen- sualnesit, Any amount; quick action; lots of patterned glass, China, bric-a- TOP QUALITY H7S5. Aller 7 p.m. SH 7-47M. steering and controls. All for 59*10 nary, but helpful. Salary onrn. Write owest rates. Call Wenner — CO 4-2934. brac lioils. Call us when selling. The 952 DODGE DTMP TRUCK with casli. Wilson Boat Works, 479 Atlantic resume to P. O. Box 98, West End. Matthews, 115 Broadway, Keyport. CO chains, ppnre wheel, 920 tires, A Ave.. Lonfi Rranch. Phone CA 2-inyi Long Branch, N. J. HAMMOND 4-H4B. :ondltlon. SH 1-7609. USED CARS 15' I.Y.MAN LAPSTRAKE with 30 h.p. SECRETARY — Capable "girl Friday" INSTRUCTION tKNACLT IIAUPHINE - 1959 model MKP.CUP.Y nutlnanl. 1057. excellent for new real estate nnd insurance '59 SIMCA cnmlltlon. SH 7-1)531). SEWING ORGAN STUDIO White, electric clutch, sun roof, white office opening noon In Eatontown. Must ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE MACHINERY FOR SALE Super Deluxe, Black walls, radio nnri heater. $1150. (.'all HI MARINE SUPPLIES lie familiar with full office procedure HAND—Attend one night a week or of ASBURY PARK R. H. 7-2104. Everything; For Tho Boatman. New MACHINE and skills. Call LI 2-2133 for appoint- Saturday morning. New clans starting Bales — Pervlcj — Instruction .957 FUEL OIL TRUCK, 2000 gallon Jersey's larscst marine supply houae. ment. March 15. Enroll now. FKospect 4- KE.VIAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS 1956 CASE CRAWLER-LOADER Evlnrude Sales and Service. 0303. Montnouth Radio Electronics In' S yard. Ready to work. Special 12.- capacity. 1952 Strlck 30' trallor Open dally 'Ml 9 p.m. Sat. 'til 6:30 p.m. $1295 Call SH 1-71B5. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP OPERATORS itltute, 614 Cookman Ave,, Asbury 950. Many others to choose from. 24 (Vhnrf Ave. P.cd Binh. Park. Cookmu Ave.-Mala St., Asbury Park Open dally Including Saturday. "58 EDSEL Ranger OLDSMOBILE 1955 hardtop, 20,000 Open Sundays and Holidays HELP WANTED-MALE miles, excellent condition, new tires for PR 5-9300 2 Dr. Hdt. 0 A. M. to 1 P. M. GEORGE C. COCHRAN, INC. irlglnat owner. SI[ 1-1097. SH 1-57SO Attention-Men Drivers Rte, 33 (Colllngwood Circle) MERCHANDISE MANUFACTURER of line solid brass PR 4-7930 PR 4-7S31 $1200 1954 PLYMOUTH Hl-Drlvf six cylinder BA1I.FISI1 AND SUNF1SH—Authorized Gotham Gold CARNIVAL BAR lamps offers discontinued numbers a engine. Excellent condition, CO 4 •ales. The Hoat Center, 75 Whlta St.. FOR SALE t educed prices. Tower Craftsmen. 105 SNOW PLOWS-SNOW BLOWERS — '58 IMPERIAL Crown 3344 anytime. Red Bank. SH 7-M30. Chestnut St., Red Bank, $100 and up. Air compressors, water Stripe Lingerie Ice Cream Corp. RECONDITIONED and guaranteed com, pumps, laths and drill presses. Reo 4 Dr. Sedan I* currently hiring men Interested tn merclal and domestic refrlgeratora. SPINET PIANOS for rent. Find out be- Sales & Service, M0 Hwy 34), Belford, AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS building a future with one o( N. J.'s 'reezera and televisions (or sale. Used fore your purchase If your child Is N. J. $3450 Paid vacations largest Ice cream vending companies. refrigerators and televisions bought, 24 adaptable. Full allowance of all renta START AT ONCE hour guaranteed repair service. Refri- on purchase. Choice of 8 makes. 12 '57 CHRYSLER N. Yorker Hospitalization Under our high Income earning pro- gerators reflnished and moved. Bay- styles. Tusttng Piano Co.. IB Monmoutn gram. shore Service Co.. Hwy 36. and 9th St., St.. Red Bank. MERCHANDISE WANTED 4 Dr. Hdt. Lowest Prices - Highest Trades Other fringe benefits APPLY NOW Belford. KE 6-2227, KE 6-3SI0. OS 1 SALT HAY-FINEST QUALITY U. 8. COINS — BTAMPS - Top prices Monday through Saturday 12 noon to 0935. Fred D. Wlkolf. Co. paid for gold, oil currency, collec- $1995 Pleasant working conditions B p. ni. Highway 36 (Monmouth Park WE BUY AND SELL anything and SH 1-0554. ' tions, odd lota; old correspondence. ON THE OUIET-RIDING Hwyi, Just East of Eatontown Circle, everything. Give the highest prices. Gstate appraisals, itonmouth Starnps- '57 PLYMOUTH Belvedere CASH REGISTERS — New and used Colns. 60 Monmouth St SH 1-0626. Eatontown, N". J. Call William Leff Furniture. Inc., Hwy. many models, reasonable. We sell, 2 Dr. Sedan 35, Mlddletown. SH 1-3213. Open eve- rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. WANTED TO BUY MERIDAN nings till 8 p. m. CA 20414. Contents entire home* or estate!. Used $10,000 PER YEAR+ furniture, antiques, etc. FRIEDMAN I960 OLDSMOBILE :YPEWR1TERS, ADDING machines. POOL TABLES — Factory outlet, 4x8 GALLERIES, PR 4-3143. CA 2-7482. $1275 INDUSTRIES, INC. All makes new or used. Guaranteed. and 3x6 pro mouets, new, used. Experienced Closers Low as 525. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth 210 N. Broadway. South Amboy, PIANOS — Highest prices paid. H. Ten- '57 IMPERIAL Crown Leading company offers wonderful op- St. Next to theater. SH 7-0485. zer. 306 Main St, Lakewood or Last- Locust St. Keyport, N. J portunity selling household product. POPULAR DEMAND the J7.77 Cold wood 6-2190 4 Dr. Sed., gold/white LEADS SUPPLIED. No canvassing. ?RAt)E IN your old furniture with no Wave Permanent at Iris' of Red Only two sales per day assure you down payment and get a new parlor Bank. SH 7-1851. No appointments. USED SHOTGUNS, RIFLES bought $2250 of thin income Apply In person only. jr dining room Bet at salo prices. Wil- and sold. Klslln'i, Red Bank. SH liam Lefl Furniture Inc. Hwy. 35, FOAM RUBBER. Conlra-lnflatlon now 1-2088. •56 BUICK POCKET MAKERS ON ladlos toppera Wednesday, Thursday or Friday, 11 Mlddletown. SH 1-3213, open evenings coats less than ever at FOAMART, steady work, union wages, union shop a, m.-4 p. m, tin 8 p. ra. Rte 35. EATONTOWN. 2 Dr. Hdt. Roadmaster 35 hour week. Apply .Adams Bros., 21 8. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. THOU FOOD SERVICE WE BUY AND SEU. ANYTHING - MAPLE BUNK BEDS complete with 37 E. Newman Springs Rd.. Red Bank Contents of homes, atorea, estates, Inner aprlng mattress, $40. Roll-A- PETS AND LIVESTOCK $1095 REGISTERED NUR5PS-3 to 11. Way bed, $8. Aasortment odd bureaus, cellars, attics. China, glassware, an- MINIATURE FRENCH POODLES. •56 CADILLAC Sedan dny week. Call between 7 a. m. anc ROUTE SALESMAN WANTED for ei- tiques, art objects and ali brlc>a-brac. $6. Hollywood twin beds, *15. Uphol- Come in! Test drive e beautiful new Olds. Then 3 p. m. CO 4-58(10. Ruscirs. 2& East Front St. SH M603. stered llvlnk room chafrs, $10. Variety AKC. Two black rr.alel, Six weeks old. OS 1-0130. Seville, white, full power DENTAL ASSISTANT,' lull or part-time tablishcd laundry route In an excel Store, 115 West'Front St.; Red Bank. ALUMINUM COMBINATION let us show you how we can give you the BEST DEAL At Campbell's Junction, KE t}-5983, oi lent area. Guaranteed wage plus com Ml'ST SELL RUQS — Never used, 9x GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — Five $2095 PR 5-66(17. TILT WINDOWS 12, $30. 9x15, (35. other sizes. GE weeks, males, females, Leaving town, must sell. SH 7-2740. around. WE WILL BEAT ANY DEAL! TKI-BPHONE SOLICITORS to call froi mission. Apply between 4-6 p. m. Don- All Sizes To Giant 36i65! vacuum, $20. Phone 'til 7 p. ra, SH 1- '56 CHRYSLER Windsor homo any four or five hours (Tally. ald's Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Red Genuine Alcoa Aluminum 1429. ENGLISH BULL DOG — Two years Sedan Steady employment. Call Mrs. "G" be SO 95 M'ST's List PIANO THREE MONTHS old. also bed old. AKC, sweet ana gentle, Must tween 1 and 4 at PArkwny 1-0972. Bank. *7 REG. $17.95 room, set, bar ant! bookcase. No sell. LI 2-2750. THIS WEEK'S USED CAR SPECIALS! dealers. Call CA 2-1820. BASSET — Female, four months old, $1295 AUTOS AND TRUCKS BUTLER, HANDYMAN — Live out, Minimum 3 Windows $50. own transportation, good references. Installation & Delivery Optional GIBSON HEORIGERATOR 12 cu. ft. LI 5-4455 '56 PLYMOUTH Belvedere I960 VOLKSWAGEN 1958 CADILLAC COUPE RU 1-0947. Prown's. 47 Broad St., R. B. good condition, also 21" Phllco tele- vision console model. Both reasonable. TROPICAL FISH — Five tanks fully 8 cyl. 2 Dr. Hdt. All white, black and whltfl in- REFRIGERATION MAN - Must ba EH 1-750O Call KE 6-0192. equipped, two 10-gallon, three S-gal- MICROBUS experienced. Apply In person. Eaton- APPLES — Selected Red Delicious. lon, Including assorted fish. Best of- $995 terior. 13.000 miles. KuHy Compact Car? town TV. 60 Hwy. 35. Eatontown. FIREPLACE WOOD - Ace six months. Deluxe; coral and white, Golden Delicious, Staymen Wlnesap. fer. AT 1-O440. powered. Klectrlc windows. A Macintosh. Macouns, For eating and $15 a pickup load delivered and "56 PLYMOUTH safety plate glass, direction, If you are interested in ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with at stacked, or lesser amount. SH 7-1242. COLLIE PUPS seven weeks old, trls nice sporty automobile. least six years experience In circuitry. cooking, also R. I. Oreenings lor plea. Sports Suburban 9 Pass. als, radio, sunroof, sealed Bucklln Fruit Farm and Nurflery. Pha- UNIFORM — Police or guard. Blouse and blues, Bellhaven breeding, worm- a Compact Car check the Good growth opportunity and pleasant lanx Rd.. Llncroft. SH 1-0990. ed and inoculated, Raised with hcll- beam headlight!. 2.500 miles. worklnc conditions In ELECTRONIC 35. trousers 34. Knee-length overcoat dren. LI 2-3563. $1295 New! MORRIS '1000' MEASUREMENTS CO's new engineer- VENETIAN BLINDS REPAIRED-New 38. AT 1-2855. 1057 CADILLAC 62 ing laboratory, ilevotcd primarily to tapes and new cords put on. Wo re UNIFORMS — Chief Petty offlc GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKC, "55 PONTIAC Chieftain SEDAN development of industrial electronic glaze and re-scrcen aluminum windows. USN or CG. One serge, one tropical black and tans, beautiful solid blacks. 1958 CADILLAC 60 before you buy. products. Apply In person or write. 'rown'a. 47 Broad St., SH 1-7500. worsted. Size 38. Like new. AT 1-2855, Champion bloodline, excellent temper- 2 Dr. Hdt. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., ment, BH 7-0250. SPECIAL Twn-tone blue. One owner. MORRIS •1000' has these INC.. Lewis SL and Maple Ave.. FLORENCE SPACE HEATER — 20" Low mileage. A good road Eatontown. N. J. LI 2-0300. STEEL CLOTHESLINE POLES boy's hlcyele, hand lawn mower, all $695 Kensington green witli beige perfect condition, KE 6-3778-W, Interior. One owner. Fully car. important features: ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNI* Welded watertight, two coata aluminum '55 CHRYSLER Windsor powered. A car of distinction. clans, with at least five years exper- paint. Single or double lines with PINK SINK — American Standard casl REAL ESTATE FOR RENT • Full 12-Mo. Warranty ience in electronic circuitry. Pleasant hooks. Set 4' In ground vllh cement. Iron, 20x24, chrome hardware, legs, Sedan, 4 Dr. 1957 CHEVROLET 210 working conditions in new engineering A.4B. Clothes Pole Co.. 233 Northill towel rack, excellent condition. SH 7 APARTMENTS 1958 CADILLAC • Over 40 M. P. G. laboratory workng with top grade en- Rd., Colonia. FUlton 1-0963 evenings. 1532. Four-door, fllx-ruisseriKor sta- gineers. Apply in person or write FURNISHED APARTMENTS— 1. 2 and $825 LAWSON TYPE COUCH — Fullalze, 3 bedrooms. Water, heat supplied. Kxtrndfil deck noil an. Jrl tion wagon. n.OOO miles. V-8, • Top Speed Over ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., USED OROAN SALE brown frieze. $25. Call for appoint- '55 CHRYSLER Windsor black, black a.ml white Inter- INC., Lewis St. and Maple Ave.. One Conn Caprice mahogany, with ment. SH 7-3789. 175 to $100 monthly. CA 9-1553. ior. One owner. 16,000 miles. r.S. and Powerglidc. HAH. 70 M. P. H. Eatontown, N. J. LI 2-0300. bench. $925. R1VKB FRONT — Furnished. Bedroom- 2 Dr. Hdt. A beauty, An estate car. KENMORE IRONER with chair, prac- TV REPAIRMAN - Full or part-time. One Conn Minuet and Leslla speaker tically new $110. Full size Holly- living room, kitchen, bath. Near sta- • 4-Speed Gear Box Vacations, holidays with pay. Apply mahogany. $1,595. wood bed. complete. CA 2-2792. tion, no pets $75. SH 7-0036. $950 In person. Eatontown TV, 60 Hwy. 35, Steck console piano, maple, like new, THREE UNFURNISHED ROOMS, all • Full Volume Heater Eatontown. $745. FURS — New, restylcd. slightly usd stoles, jackets, collars, scarfs. Loi utilities supplied. Available March 1. AUTO MECHANIC—Chrysler product lall and ask about our proven method One or two adults only. KE 6-2391. 'or adult beginner student*. prices. Qloria's CA 2-5429 after 5. experience necessary for the Shore's UNFURNISHED FIVE ROOM; duplex newest Dodge dealer. Must have own COUNTY ORGAN & SPECIAL CLOSEOUT SALE! garden apartment. 10 minutes] ts new BARRON Foreign Motor Sales tools, apply at FAH Motors Inc, Hwy PIANO COMPANY Three dinette sets. ReRUlar prlci Bambcrgers, BH 1-4850, 35 & Clinton Ave., Eatontown. LI 2- 9129.95. Ynur choice at the low sali and RUSSELL 1111. 273 Rt. 35, Mldclletu«.-n (Near Soden's) prlco of $69.95. FOUK ROOMS FUHNISHED apart- .••••;. •-••'• '.line: .; '• CROWN KITCHEN CENTER ment, garage, heat and water furn- EXPERIENCED SPRAY PAINTER for SHadyslde 7-2299 Hwy. 35 and Oakhlll Rd., Mlddletowi ished. Pay own gas and electric. 170 OLDSMOBILE - CADILLAC . (Authorized SaleSrService), - production work, over time and paid Open dally tilt 0, Saturday till 5:30 SH 7-2552 per month. SH 7-2176. HG-AUSTIN — AUSTIN vacations. Apply In person Estey Metal Quality Dealer - Quality Salesmen - Quality Service Products, 1 Catherine St., Red Bank. SILVER MAPLE TREES-5' to 10' WASHING MACHINE — Benrilx, excel THREE ROOMS, unfurnished. Newly HEALY — SPRITE — MORRIS high $1 to $7. Oak trees 5' to 10' lent condition and very reasonable. decorated. Adults, no pen.. Near JARMON TENOR — Church choir. Remunera^ 71 So. Broadway $5 to $25. Delivered and planted. LO LI 2-2750. Eatontown Circle. LI 2-1439. MINOR-ENGLISH FORD tlon. TtU 1-0596 or B-1714. Li LONChrysleG BRANCr DealeHr 100 Newman Springs Rd. Red Bank ; — RILEY CA 2-6572 VACUUM CLEANER — O. E., Excel THREE-ROOM furnished apartment, VISIT OUIl SHOWROOMS AND browse- lent condition, must sell. convenient location, all utilities sup- SH 1-0910 '124 Hwy. 35 Neptune PORTER wanted for part-time store New utility tables with electric out- LI 2-2750 plied. Call SII 1-4707 or SH 1-8281. CA 2-1700 work. Must have references and lets, $4.75; baby scale, $3,50; green Evei. 'til.9 PR 4-8900 driver's license. Apply In person. J. carpet runners, $150; child's rolltop HAY. excellent quality, attractlvi THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. Open daily 9 a. m. - 9 p. m. Sat. 9 a. m. - 4:30 p. m. Yanko, 30 Broad St., Red Bank. desk, $7.50: clothes tree, 51.75; floor price. Newly decorated, all utilities Includ- LI 2-0077 OIL. BURNER SERVICE MEN trainees. lump, $3.50; painted kitchen tables, ed. $90 monthly. 52 - 3rd Ave., At- Young men wanted to trnln for serv- 5.150; withstand. 16.50. Rusells, 25 E. STAUFFER DELUXE MODEL horn lantlc Highlands after 6 p.m. ice position with local fuel oil denier. Front St. reducing unit for naie slightly usei THREE ROOMS UNFURNISHED, Must have mechanical aptitude. Call for one week. Write "REDUCING" Box beautifully decorated. Heat and hot MI 2-8182. INVENTORY SALE — Big discounts 511, Rod Bank. water supplied. $7S per month. SH 7- and trade-In towards new TV or 311 2783 for appointment. ELDERLY GENTLEMEN to do 31ght FI. No money down. Convenient terms. CRIB and chest of drawers. Good con THE CORRAL IS LOADED! jnnltorlnt work during late evenings. "Rainbow" gives own TV flervlce. SH dltlon. Priced reasonably for qulc' THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. Ideally located for pensioned gentle- I-700S. Reconditioned TV's from $29.95. sale. SH 1-3026. All utilities. Call SH 7-5320 after 4 men seeking supplementary Income. Ap- "Rainbow" (opposite Acme parking lot) p.m. ply Ponnlri'? Laundry, 44 Marlon St., Uroad St.. Red Bank. GUITAR lied nnnk. SII 1-0203. Perfect condition. KEYPORT — Modern unfurnished SEVEN-PIECB white oak dinette Bet, Call HI 3-3181. apartment. Heat, hot water, lights, WE MUST SALESMAN — Experienced for well mahogany desk, end tnblps. coffee FULLY AUTOMATIC Hamilton washer, gas supplied. Available. CO 4-3729. established wholesale plywood distri- table, maple love seat and rocker, butor. Selling: exclusively to lumber u's English bike and Ice skates. about 6 years old. still working. You THREE-ROOM furnished apartment. dealers (carload and warehouse) In SH 1-1997. name the price. SH 1-8129. 5 to 8 p.m. Inquire 137 Oakland St., Bed Bank. central Jersey, operating from our SH 1-047S. PARLOR, SET HOTP01NT REFRIGERATOR. Trenton and Newark warehouses. Call 8 cu, It. New 1960 model. $109. FOUR-ROOM unfurnished, heated apart- SELL Newark, ESsex 5-9000 for appointment. Good condition. $50. Call after 5:30. SH 7-2553. SH 1-8432. ment, $125. Two miles north Red SALESMAN — Large Aabury Park AFRICAN VIOLETS — Visit Volme Bank. Available April 1. SH 7-2253. FIREPLACE dealership. Excellent opportunity. greenhouso for loveliest plants, 122 TWO-ROOM furnished apartment for Write "Dealer", Box 511, Red Bank. with logs, brass andirons and rail, $50. AT 1-3319. West End Ave., Long Branch. CA 2-5291, business couple, private bath and en- ROUTE SALESMEN* to operate bever- trance. 8H 1-2715. age store routes in the vicinity of 21" RAYTHEON TABLE MODEL TV, BABY CARRIAGES — New. (14,89, 86 CARS! GREAT CARS - HUGE SAVINGS Monmouth and Ocean counties. Apply $70. Inquire Service Department, strollers, 55.95. Cribs, play yards (More Classified Ada between 0-11 a.m. at the Coca Cola Eatontown TV, llwy 35, Katontonn. mattresses. Save nt Red Bank Cnrrlng Bottling Co.. Asbury Circle, Neptune. LI 2-0400. Shop. 3 East Front St., Red Bank. On The Next Page) MOST ACTIVE LOT IN MONMOUTH NEED DEPENDABLE MEN — 19 to 35. car. Wnrk evenlncs and Paturrinv. 1 Ho you qualiry? Call 5 to 7:15 tonight WE'RE DEALIN LIKE '54 GMC \>-i Ton Panel Delivery 350. only CO 4-1593. '55 FORD Mainline Fordor, R&H 595. BOAT YARD HELP WANTED — out '55 CHEVROLET "210" 2-dr. Poworglide 750. board mechanic, bont builders, and CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY repairer, yard help. Call Sandy Hook '56 FORD 6-cyl. Custom Fordor, Bargain 750. Bay Mnrlnn. HI 3-1450 or SE 2-1S37 HORSE TRADERS! '55 FORD Convertible, Fordomatic 795. after 5:30 p.m. A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! '55 CHRYSLER Windsor 4-dr., Full Power 795. INSURANCE AGENT —- Must be II-, censed. Np»*d energetic young mnn '56 FORD Ranch Wagon, R&H 895. to create and manage insurance de- '57 CHEVROLET "210", 6-cyl., 4-dr. Sedan 995. partment of new real rstat* office opening loon In Eatontown. Excellent Adding Machines—Typewriters China and Glass Repair Pet Suppllei '56 MONTCLA1R Hardtop, Mercon^atic 995. financial arrangement, future assured. ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters EXPERT MENDING—China, glass; HELEN MILLER'S excluilve forrou- Prices Drastically Reduced! '56 FORD Country Squire, FOM, Power Steering 1150. Call LI 2-2133 for appointment. sold, rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 silver reflnlshlns and plating. Therm- la rish food for sale by mall or »• '58 FORD Fairlane 500 Tudor, Fordomntic 1450. FOREMAN* for shore area. Experience Monmouth St.. Bed Bank. SH 7-0485 os buckets, China & Glass Shop, 147 polntmenl only. AT M675 '57 MONTEREY 4-dr. Hardtop, MOM, Very Pretty 1395. on children's coats or carcoats, Call Broad St., Red Bank. SH 7-460O. SH 1-2575 after 6 p.m. Appliance Repairs Plumbing & Healing '58 CHEVROLET Discnyne, 2-dr., PowerRli'de 1495. Fuel Oil—Heating '58 MERCURY Monterey, -t-dr. Sedan, MOM 1550. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- REPAIRS SERVICE and Malntt- tion. Residential and commercial wir- FUEL OIL A HEATING—Call SH 1- nancy 24-hour service, isven days '58 MONTEREY, 4-dr., Full Power, Low Mileage 1S50/ HELP WANTED-Malc - Female ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0012. 0810. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service & Marlln J. .McOulrc, Inc. sll 7.3*87 '59 FORD, 6-Pnss. Country Sedan Sta. Wagon, FOM 1995. Sales, 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. WANTED IMMEDIATELY — Man fir Auctioneer Radio-Television Repair Bring your lasso and rope '58 MONTC1.AIR Hardtop, Full Power, Sporty 1995. woman to supply consumers with '58 LINCOLN Hardtop Coupe, Full Power 2550. Home Improvements *jf. RADIO ft TELEVISION CO.- Rawlelgh products. Many earn $50 B. O. COATS—An essential Auction 1ZT Shrewsbury Avp. BH 1.47RX. one of these critters! . . . '59 CONTINENTAL Landau, Full Power, Beautiful weekly pnrt lime. 5100 and up full time. Appraisal Sorvlce "anywhere." 490 ALL TYPE ALTERATIONS, additions. SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT. Write Rnwlelgh's Dept. NJC-13c-336. Bath Ave.. Long Branch. Phono Bus. Free estimates. Work guaranteed. Chester. Pa. CApltal 2-3599. Res. SHadyslde 7-2621, D. L. Walling, KB 6-5023 or KB 6-3147. Roofing, Siding and Insulation Come early and cut one MANY, MANY MORE SCHOOL BUS DRIVER male or fe FREE ESTIMATES—Alterations, ad- male. Apply Bennett Bros. Corp. Bel- Auto and Truck Rental ditions. Painting, interior and exter- OLSON CO. INC.-Rootlnt, Biding * ior, you'll like our work. LO 6-1714. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed from the herd! (ord KE G-0912. AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low for 10 years. PR ft-0705-AT l""n TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. exper rates. Maple Avo., Red Bank. SH 7- SLATE k JONES - Painting and lenced, work on commission basis 0308. PU 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m decorating. General contracting. Free Septic Tanks from own home. Call alter 4:30 OS 1 estimates. Call SH 1-9491. BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 .1690. SEPTIC TANKS, drywdls, bum, Awnings — Canopies serviced, cleaned. "Leechlm MEN AND WOMEN - PART TIME Landscaping-Gardenlng C. H. Wilson. SH ' YOU'LL ALWAYS DO Large New Jersey newspaper hus part- AWNINOS-CANOPIE8 maile to order. FALCONS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS time openings In Rod Bunk sales of- Free estimates. Slandard Awning Co.. LAWN SERVICE — Roto tilling. De- tlfp. Furn extra money for your next 016 River Rd.. Fair Haven. SH 1-0696. prndablp. reasonable, service. Call Tree Service BETTER AT Bummer vacation, your mortgage or ClrorBe llorden, SH 1-7777. MKT TREE SERVICE-Imured den- car payments. Must be high school Boating Supplies eral care of trees. 1241 Btlshaw Ave, graduate, aged or physical handicapped Lawn and Garden Supplies Entonlown. LI 2-2427 no harrier. All you need Is a good NEVER SINK with NAVES AND I. Competitive - Reliable telephone sales personality. HIRII com* NaVesand Marine Sales Co., Ocean BAIRD DAVISON CO., INC. Vacuum Cleaner Repair mljialon. Tor Interview call flH 7 5115 Ave., 0i-» HIIRIII, BE 2-1101. For all Lawn &nd Oardcn Gunpllea between 10 and 2 p.m. ELKCTHOLUX 178 W. Front St. , SH 1-2300 Bales Service Bumim KEAL ESTATE SALES — Part nr full Building Contractor 720 Mattlson Ave., Ajbury ParkTFA1 o! time, licensed or will train. Imme- Odd Jobs prompt home service or free chr — KROLL dfalo opening in active office, for cmr* C A C BUILDERS on your Electrolui, call PR ~ jtcttc sates person. Must be avallnhle Speclalltlng In aluminum ildlng plui CELLARS, garages cleaned. Trees workdays, E. R. Rnydrr A. Co. OS 1- complete building service nnd remod- trimmed and removed. Hauling, fto- Watch Repair E N G LIS FL eling. CO 4-1676 or CO 4-1137. to-lilllnR gardens. CA 2-7757. EXPERT WATCH and clock repair MOTORS INC. ENCIES Ullrawnlcally cleaned, electronically JOHN CADWALLADER-Bullder. New SELLING FORD PRODUCTS KOH 55 YEARS work, nlteratlons. Wood nnd asphalt Painting and Decorating te.led. MFX1NA JEWELERS S AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER •Monrooulh SI.. Urrl Bank Sll 7'.1061 SITUATIONS WANTED, Female rcvifj. Since 1M.1, HI! 1-nUS, LOUIS CASSAN—Painter, decorator, 671 Broadway Long Branch OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL 9 OONATO CONSTItUCTlON CO. - paperhanprr 25 years experience. Welding - Fabricating WOMAN wishes to take HuUtler anil Mnson contractor. fiO 4(0 Shrewsbury Ave, Sll 1-170(1. care Broad St., lied Hank. Sll 7-3302. ArLANTIC Welding 1 Fabrlcstlnj Co, CA 2-3600 MONMOUTH STREET OITOSITK TUB CARLTON THKATKU o[ children in t--r home 1ST I-'INE INTKHIOn and exterior pSinT Truck boillei and equipment, iilei tliple Ave. Ell 7-200.1. Will Board. NKW HOMES, iltiratlnni, rrpnlrs. InR decorating and paper hnnglnc. and service. Bliop u,d portable J* Id OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P. M. iVj'l.i. HEM' witii"pnriiej. dinners or HlghcM quality work. For estimates Ettlmalrs cheerfully given. W. VV. ing on InduHrlnl equipment 1 West SH 1-6000 RED BANK SH 7-4545 othcr ncrnslona. Habysillinp, lljht call Herbert Eljenrauch. ail 1-5201. 8tr.es. HI 3-2556. Borgen PI. SH 7-3771 or S» ?io» liouscwoijiOt|i.. 811 1-sSSl. APARTMENTS HOUSES FOR SALE * RED BANK REGISTER Thur&, BED.BAKK Tmr torn* n beinxapt), J12S.60. Fl. Give Your Son a Place , room*, HM. In Hint sew emJen apart- LAWLEY AGENCY Here's the Answer - nustai. Eeantllul. quiet *urrmwdbgi. ^Kew P»«*w*r. ?re« pmrkioe. Food Review ! •: MADISON GARDENS REALTORS By ANDY LANG 1W South BL SH J-7433 100 State Hwy. 35 Bed Ban! He Can Feel Is His Own THBEB-KQOM UNF0RNISHED»part- AP Newsfeatures Pork is Week-end Buy, ment. Inquire 953 Hwy, 35, Mid- SHadyside 1-6262 By VIVIAN BROWN ing, writing or just doing nothin1 •dletown. QUESTION: I have several (Editor's Note: Mr. Lang can- THREE-ROOM FURNISHED aim. SPRING POSSESSION — Movi AP Newsfcatures Writer It's a wise mother who puts ment. heat and hot water supplied, right in. Attractive "barn red' dark coverlet on his bed, one tha projects on tap for the spring not undertake to answer individ- Vegetables are Attractive tile bath and shower. Private entranoe. A boy's world could very like- and summer and plan to use ply- ual correspondence. He does, 8H 7-0126 alter 6 p.m. split, offering three bedrooms can be washed frequently in the huge kitchen with cabinets ga- ly be his room at home. washing machine. A boy doesn' wood. I have never used it before however, answer questions of By The Associated Press recent shipments increased . BEAUTIFUL live-room apartment, each enough to bring the price down. room overlooking ocean. Call lore besides wall oven and range, Give him an abode in which like to be reminded to remov and would appreciate if you could general interest in this column. Supermarket meat experts turn CA 2-1S29 Laundry room. Combination win- Lemons and coconuts are good he can spend time comfortably, his shoes when he lolls on th answer a few questions for me. to pork this week in an attempt t>4 ROOM unfurnished, garden apart. dows and doors. Garage. Idea and it is up to you to supply (1) Which face should be up when buys, but limes, strawberries, ' ment. West End, excellent location. bed, or to keep his head off th to catch the shopper's eye. Immediate occupancy, CA 2-HS5. neighborhood, near town and sta the comfort. sawing plywood? (2) What size Mexican cantaloups and the oth- tion. Not a development. Onl bed bolsters. Garden Club A, variety of pork cuts are er Chilean imports (mostly TWO SMALL Tour-room apartment! He likes to dream, to work He'd like to be permitted nails should be used for plywood offered over wide areas, giving automatic gas heat and hot watc $15,500. FHA approved. joints? (3) What do the letters peaches, pears and plums) are Near stores, schools, bus line. HI 3' puzzles, to learn magic, perhaps. hang mobiles and airplanes from bargain hunters a range of prices fairly expensive. 1201 or HI 3-1111. TRY TO MATCH THIS ONE! It may be a book on ventrilo- the ceiling. (A-D, B-B, etc.) stamped on ply- from which to choose. Some LES GERTRUDE three and. ha Rambling rancher on nearly tw< wood panels mean? (4) Will ex- Meets At rooms, unfurnished. Heat, hot water, quism that provides his secret A desk and chair that is co stores, for example, plug semi- ' elevator, garage space. April 1. SH 1- acres of ground within walkinf posed plywood come apart where distance to village stores, schoo research of the moment. It ducive to work will help kee] boneless hams while others fea- 2798. See .Superintendent. could be "top secret" exercises the panels are glued together? FURNISHED four-room apartment. and station. Three bedrooms him pinned down to study ses Cain Home ture the smaller, less expensive Heat, hot water, garage. Near Fort Two tile baths. Fireplace. Form to develop his muscles so that sions and home work. New plas picnic hams and smoked butts. Dinner Held Monmouth and busses. Couple. 5110. ANSWER: (1) For hand- NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. hi 2-0569. al dining room in addition tc he will be brawny as his real- tic topped desks are cleanei Other cuts listed include shoulder life hero. sawing, turn the good side up and Martin Cain and Mrs. Louis An TWO ROOM FURNISHED apartment, kitchen-dinette area. Wall oven, easily. Some have storage area: use a sharp saw with 10 to IS roast, chops, loins, spare ribs 219 Monmouth St., range and dishwasher. Hot wa A boy likes shelves to display crarek were hostesses to a meet- By Pack 120 within them. Night tables have points to the inch. Support the and bacon. Red Bank ter heat. Plaster walls. Two-car his accumulation of things—rec- space for books. Naugahyde up ing of the Garden Club last week FURNISHED apartments, three room panel firmly. With a table saw, Indications are, however, that NEW SHREWSBURY - Cub garage. Finest of building ma- ord player, books, radio, science at Mrs. Cain's .home on Glen- • $78. two room, $56. monthly. Newly holstery on bedroom benches add keep the good side up and use a pork prices are likely to move Pack 120 held its father and son decorated, near busline, all utilities. terials, Screened porch. All foi projects, collections of shells and color and are practical. wood Dr. 16 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch. $24,750. sharp combination blade or a higher in the next few months. Blue and Gold dinner at White butterflies. It is important to choose smal Members submitted dried ar- Recent Chicago live hogs prices Hall recently in celebration of the BRAND NEW COLONIAL-Nev, scale furniture for a boy's room rangements for appraisal by Mrs. were up nearly 25 per cent since COMMERCIAL RENTALS He'll like a roomy closet for 50th anniversary of Boy Scout- England architecture in very ex his fishing rod, gun, skis, skates, He'll need space to move around GOOP SIPE DOWN MFN Ralph Lione. the first of the year and the ing. OFFICE SPACE NOW AVAILABLE- elusive neighborhood. Three bed- "Vlncent's". Linden Place, Red Bank. baseball bat, catcher's mitt, skin Let him "clutter his room with USING PORTABLE SAW* The horticultural group, under seasonal price swing normally is Centerpieces made by the boys N. J. SH 7-3620 rooms, two tile baths, powdei objects he loves, but avoid clut the chairmanship of Mrs. Frank upward as production gradually room, dining room with French diving equipment. He could use at den meetings, depicted high- BTORE FOR RENT on Rt. 35. cor. small drawers also, for all sorts tering it with overstuffed chair: Lloyd, is raising vegetable and falls. ner Pine St., Middletown, hall milt doors leading to future terrace. lights from the history of scout- front Red Bank. SH 7-0758. Paneled den 12'xl8". All kitchen of things. Ideal are the kind and other overwhelming furni flower seedlings for a spring Porterhouse steak and chuck ing. STORE FOR RENT — Will alter tc appliances. Impossible to dupi- Mom uses for spices. Mount hire. sale. roast — the high and low notes suit. Good location for barber shop. The Webelos den, under the 151 Brighton Ave., Long Branch, CA cate at $26,000. them on wooden supports and If a boy must inherit old bed- Members of the Green Thumb on beef's popular price scale — leadership of Louis Poitroinal 2-3334. paint them to match the room room furniture from the master Corps reported on activities at are the specials in a few places, and Michael Cofone conducted FOR RENT—Two suites of offices aval 'urniture. Small collections of bedroom, for instance, try ti Marlboro State Hospital. with steak marked down in one the flag ceremony. able In The Tulter building. Both oi modernize the pieces, Removi or two. Other prices generally river side of building. One of thre BERG anything from favored marbles Mrs. Darrell Robertson was Mrs Lloyd Nintzel's den three rooms on first floor. The other twi to bottle caps may be sorted out the foot and headboard of th< are mixed with scattered small . rooms on second floor SH 7-2440. VETERANS chosen to evaluate entries sub- received an award for a recent to find their way into these small bed if possible, and paint, th' increases balanced by similar de- PROFESSIONAL SUITE — Front S mitted in the horticultural class full dress inspection. Red Bank. Central location, 75 NO DOWN PAYMENT furniture a gay color. A boy whi clines. • drawers. at the New Jersey Home and A cake with 50. candles was squire feet, separate outside entrance lias a dreary room will have li large reception room, center hall, fltte $75 PER MONTH A boy needs a bed on which to Garden Show, March 24 to 29, in Eggs Show Strength lighted by Tommy Pickerell and iRhoratory, treatment room, and doc tie incentive to use it for study tor's office. $250 month, minimum on This ad would be too long If we tol stretch, better than a chair any Asbury Park's Convention Hall. Eggs are stronger in some David Seikel bobcats who- were year lease, ample parking. Snyder Rea all on this home SO—Picture a 201 day, he'l! tell you. He likes to reading, playing or just dream tors.. OS 1-2590 or BH 1-8576. beautifully landscaped lot nurroundln She will be assisted by Mrs. Lloyd sections, putting added stress on officially welcomed into the pack. a Tour (4) bedroom home with tw put his feet up when he is read- ing. FOR LEASE — New modern air con baths, completely equipped sclenc and Mrs. Michael Dubinetz. shoppers looking for meatless The preparation and serving of dltloned restaurant. Sandy Hook Ba; kitchen, enclosed front porch, lu menus. As usual, however, of- the dinner was carried out by Marina. Call HI 3-1450 or BE 2-183; basement, oil hot water heat, Inclutl Mrs. Lione and Mrs. Franklin after 5:30 p.m. ing two gas tangei, ihades and com Fraebel will represent the club in ferings of such fish staples as Mrs. Richard Callaghan, Mrs. blnation storm sash and doors. 'ine-tooth one without too much the table setting contest to be cod fillets, shrimp, halibut and Ralph Seikel, Mrs. Lloyd Nlntzel the like are heavy in coastal Mrs. George Johanson, Mrs. Law- HOUSES FOR RENT $11,500 FULL PRICE set. Let the blade protrude above held by Ballantine's China and the plywood just the height of the Glass Shop March 25. They will areas. rence Springer, Mrs. Sawrcnce WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS — Non Vet $345 Down Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- teeth. Keep the good side down plan a setting and floral arrange Produce counters again fea- Walker, Mrs, William Suter, Mrs. ate occupancy. Samuel Teicher Agency. Monmouth County Office when using a portable circular ture special bargains in sweet Gilbert Unger, Mrs. J. Bentley Oceanport Ave., Occanport. Call or dia! ment for luncheon. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. saw and be sure the saw blade potatoes and what are called off Fitzgerald and Mrs. Robert Me- THE BERG AGENCY A horticultural workshop will Candless. FAIR HAVEN — Halt double house. is sharp. be held Wednesday morning at quality apples — which are a Five rooms, newly decorated. $95 pci "Personalized Service" bit overripe and have slight skin Following dinner, William Sut- month, utilities extra. Lease. SH1.7025. (2) Nail size is determined Mrs. Lloyd's home on Devon Ct. OS I-1000 discolorations. Market men point er, cTIbmastcr, and John Lang, BUNGALOW — Three rooms and bath, primarily by the thickness of the Others at the meeting were gas heat and electric. Adults only. Rt. 35 Middletown plywood you are using. In com- out, however, that these apples assistant cubmaster, presented . Near stores, 355 Carr Ave., Kcansburg. Dally &•» Sat., Sun. 10-7 Mrs. Francis Cooper, Mrs. Jo are fine for cooked items such the following awards: bear badge Call Monday to Thursday only. bination with glue, use these sizes scph LeRoy, Mrs. Michael Dub- 'MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP — Five- for best results: for %-inch as apple sauce, baked apples and to Ken Walker, Bill Callaghan, room ranch, two bedrooms, full base- inetz, Mrs. William Hardin, Mrs, other desserts. Sweet potatoes, Robert Cafone and Stephen Rus- ment, garage, nent, attractive. Larg< RUMSON — Two-story threi plywood, 6 pqnny nails; for %, lot with trees. J125 per month. Lease. bedrooms, \\& baths, pine den, Irwin Gordon, Mrs. Emerson of course, also can be prepared a cio; wolf badge to Steven Ben- The Klrwan Co. KE 6-5900. fireplace, attached garage, \ penny or 8 penny; for '/2. 4 Platto, Mrs. Dieter Paris, Mrs. variety of ways. son, Richard Fertal, Richard Rog- Si'UT LEVEL — Three bedrooms. 112' acre, lovely area. Asking $27,- penny or 6 penny; for %, 3 or A Gilbert Blair, Mrs. Clifford Ad- Darlene Ave.. Wanamassa. Near the Other outstanding buys among ers, Douglas Lang and Jeffery '' Monmouth Shopping Center. Kent $135, 000. penny; for %, use %-inch nails ams, Mrs. James McKee and Ewald; denner, David Murphy, or one-inch brads. And remem- vegetables include cabbage, car- Call LI 2-1626. Mrs. Arthur Rogers. rots, celery, endive, cscarole, Ice- Tom Park and Jay Dunbar; as- NEW HOUSE — Three bedrooms, 22x3 WALKER & WALKER ber that plywood- does not hold sistant denner, Ken Walker, Rich- • llvinff room, large grounds, garden nails or other fastenings well berg lettuce (although quality is Jlolmdel area. lioom for horses It dc REALTORS questionable in some instances), ard Rogers and Reed Murphy; Fired. WH 6-8081. Highway 35 -Shrewsbury when driven into the end grain. Group Hears BED BANK — Three large bedrooms small to medium yellow onions, den chief, Robert Walker and bath upstairs. Three rooms down SHadyside 1-5212 (3) The letters describe the radishes, rhubarb, Texas spinach Ivan Serenekoj Webelos den in- italrs. Automatic hot water heat, new appearance grade of the veneer ly decorated, combination storms anr Open 7 Days Elks Official and potatoas, which are start- signia, Brian Bali, John Bien, . vcreens. many closets, $115 month. 1 used for the face plys. A-D means ing to move up a bit in price. Ronnie Springer and Bruce Whit- South St. References. •ICTUHE BOOK SET-nNO — Newly MIDDLETOWN — William jecoralfed four-bedroom ltorat, two he panel has one face of high- Good buys are availabele, too, enack; bear book, Steven Ben- LIVING- ROOM, Dining room, kitch- baths, paneled recreation loom, steam May, exalted ruler of the Red en, three bedrooms, modern bath, est appearance, grade A, and one from among broccoli, beets, corn son, Jeffrey Ewald, Larry Berg- heat, two-car garage, V< aore. As- Bank Elks Lodge, was guest basement. Modern heating and ga* sume largo FHA mortBSRe. Owne FOR THE BOY: Merton Gershun designed this small of the lowest, grade D. This (just barely), green onions, mis- lund and Garry Springer; lion rase. $135. The Dowstra Agency. SH .ransferred, AsHIng 127,000. speaker at a recent meeting of . 1-8700. scaled but sturdy furniture in a warm-toned walnut, a panel would be used where only cellaneous cooking greens Mex- book, Steven Phillips and Eric the newly-formed Elks Lodge BPLIT LEVEL — Three bedrooms, re- RAY VAN HORN the A face would show. A and B ican peas, parsley, peppers, Johanson; arrow points, Robin creation room, utility room, attachet blend of contemporary and early American. The desk faces are more expensive. C and here. enrage. Rent J130 monthly. One yea B04 River Road Fair Haven squash and vine-ripened toma- Jamison, David Lang, William lense. Call AT 1-3035. SHadyside 7-4100 has a plastic top, Naugahyde upholstery is used on the D faces are used where they will He spoke on the problems en- toes. More expensive prices pre- Suter, Robert Cafone, Douglas BUMSON — Sunny two-bedroom house BRICK FRONT RANCH—Near river, bench and seat of the captain's chair. Unfinished spice be covered with another material; countered in forming a new vail for asparagus, artichokes, Lang, Ted Holmgren, Chris Nint- Large living room with fireplace, Living room, fireplace, dining room, dining room, closed sun porch and for instance, as underlayment lodge. snap beans, cauliflower, cucum- zel, Eric Johanson, James Litt- garage. Located on choice, beautifully .hree bedrooms, double garage. $16,000 boxes are mounted on wooden supports. tree lined street. Hi block from schools. 4H% mortgage plus second mortgag or a floor or as roof sheathing. The possibility of forming a bers and good grades of egg man, Larry Berglund, Kenneth '.'Vi block to bus. Now vacant. Call RU can be assumed. )21,5OO. (4) Exterior type plywood, for lodge auxiliary was discussed plant. Sims, Brian Ball, John Bien, Lar- . 1-0674. iutside use, is made with, waterr ry Hoffman, Gary Springer, Ron-' HOLMDEL *— Farmer's cottage Schanck Agency with the group by Gordon Van Rich, ripe honeydew melon*- farm estate. Large living room Linden Place Red Bank proof glue. The wood veneers, Horn, past exalted ruler of the from Chile join apples, avocados, nie Springer, Bruce Whitenack, utility room, and modern kitchen. Sec SHadS'llde 7-0397 John Whitenack and Jeffery ond floor, three bedrooms, bath. Hoi however, are like all wood and Red Bank unit. oranges and grapefruit as out- water heat, oil burner. Year's lease WINTER SPECIAL ON THE HOUSE can be injured by moisture. This The new group meets every standing buys among fruits this Ewald, and silver stars, James Children welcomed. Asking $135 pe SHREWSBURY AREA — Owner being Littman, Steven Benson, Robin month. Paul R. Btryker Realtor, Holm transferred. Charming nine room, 84' By ANDY LANG moisture can be kept out with Wednesday in the Veterans .of week. These melons have been del. WH 6-4144. •anch, three bedrooms, two lull tile Jamison and Chris Nintzel. • mth5, family room, all electric kitch- paint. Foreign Wars Hall, Rt. 35. coming in for some time, but KATONTOWN KANCH — Three bed :n, dishwasher, wall-to-wall carpet AP Newsfcatures rooms, full basement, breereway, ihroughout, full basement, two-car at- rarage Choice location, lease. Sweeney :ached garage, % acre professionally Agency. RU 1-1492. landscaped. Circular black ton drive. From many different sources Thinking about painting youi Many more extras. Give-away " come these various tidbits of in- house, inside or out? If the an $110 A MONTH — Five-room Cape Cod $23,000. Principles only. U 2-3063. in New Shrewsbury, near Red Bank. formation of interest to home- swer is yes, you're lucky yoi Available March 15. Crowell Agency, When Buying, Selling or Insuring, See owners: didn't live in England in th Meet the fellow Middletown. OS 1-0400. . ' Oceanport'a First Realtor First. 16th Century. In that period, th MARIE COX AGENCY In discussing factors that af- it Comancho Drive Oceanport English Guild of Painters had WANTED TO RENT CA 2-1602 fect the value of a house, ap- charter which, with legal back lervlng Monmouth County Over 30 Yrs. praisal authority Sterling H. Al- who helps our TWO FURNISHED rooms near mar HHEWSBURY — Three-bedroom Cur- ing, forbade anyone who did noi ket and bus. Can supply electric cook- bert says: rng stove. Single lady. Write "Rooms," ley built ranch, nice location. $17,500. have seven years apprenticeshij Box 511, Red Bank, Call owner SH 1-3054. HILLSIDE SETTING with abundance o "The appeal of a neighborhood from doing any painting. SPACE WANTED for light manufactur- dogwood and holly. Beautiful new is strengthened if the buildings ing about 750 sq. ft., running water line-room stone front Colonial over- young family have greater Red Bank area. Write "MFC" looking Navesink River. Tremendous are attractive as a group and Advocates of the new trend o . Box 511, Red Bank. ralue at SI2.50O. AT 1-3563. harmonize with one another and TWO OP. THREE-ROOM MOBER> floor-to-ceiling doors say that . apartment with bath, furnished or IVBST DEAL. — New ranch, J1.400 ft. with their physical surroundings. provides better ventilatioi unfurnished In Red Bank or vicinity. Tiiroo bedrooms, two full baths, two more things we enjoy" Yearly rental. April or May occupancy. :ar garage, roc. room, patio, dlshwash' A property widely at variance throughout the house and lowers SH 1-7084 or SH 1-1944. ir, clothes dryer. 510,800. Call CA 9-2106 with the architectural quality of the costs for heating and air con SCENIC CAPE COD — Four-bedroom BOOM AND BOARD wanted for single I'.J bath, full cellar, recreation room the neighborhood normally ex- ditioning. man In Oak Hill section of Middle •Ith liar, aluminum combination hibits a lesser degree of desira- town. Phone OS 1-0443 evenings. liroughout, garage, low taxes. Red "It's O. Howie Hustles, The Register "lank station one mile. Price, $16,900. bility." The National Bureau of Stan FURNISHED ROOMS IH 1-8772. dards has concluded, after a se ACRIFICB — NEW JIONMOUTK NOTICE ries of tests, that insofar as Classified Ad who's celebrating NEW JERUSALEM HOME—For aged eight-room split, 114 baths, shaded AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING AND or retired. Rooms, board. Non-segre- ilot. S15.200. OS 1-1138. REGULATING THE PARKING OF affects human fatigue, the re gated. CA 9-2177. NTERRACIAL — Three-bedroom ranch MOTOR ANn OTHER VEHICLES silience factor of various flooi FURNISHED ROOMS — SINGLE. under construction, Red Bunk. Sewers ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF GOLD National Want Ad Week (March 13-19), douhlc. 134 Branchport Ave., Long till basement, dryer. Lot 60x125. SH 1- STREET IN TH BOROUGH OK materials is of less importanci Branch. 222. RED BANK. BE IT ORJMIKED by the Mayor than the kind of soles you havi FURNISHED ROOMS IIIDDLETOWN — Block garden stale id Council of the Borough of Red on your shoes. MEN ONLY. exit. Spacious split, exclusive area, Bank: by inviting you to profit from SH 7-:ao!P iRht rooms, two baths, basement, two- SECTION \. From and aficr the LAROE CLEAN COMFORTABLE fur- iar garage, fireplace, patio, dlshwash- la&nge of thin Ordinance, no motor Home builders complain thai nished room, two blocks from Broad •r. Asking FHA appraised price. $24.- • other vehicle shall be parked or St. Gentleman preferred. Cail SH 7- >0O. Low down payment. No broker. SH ationeil at any time at iho locations they are caught in a squeeze be Classified Advertising." 2210. •0353. icrelnaftcr described, which locations MVER PLAZA — Four bedrooms, 1V4 ire hereby declared to be restricted cause, on the one hand, they arc LARGE light housekeeping room, ho baths full basement, oil heat, wood locations. faced with rising costs of land, and cold .water In room. Apply at fat On the south side of Gold *l Peters PI., Red Bunk. thlnglea, many trees. Two-air condl- loners, many extras, 916,900. No brok- Street beginning at a point 35 feet labor and materials and, on the ATTRACTIVE — Single-double roomi rs. SH 7-2S36. east from Maple Avenue ami ex- other, the buying public is grow Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- tending east from said be pinning "He showed us how ads inexpensively ning water. Frco TV. Hudson House. ;2000 DOWN huys new shingle and point to the oast end (dead end) ing more and more conscious ol 131 Hudson Ave.. BH 1-9SG2. stone, two bedroom ranch. All modern of Gold Street. Improvements, city water anr! sewer, SECTION 2. Any person violating this quality products and workman find buyers for articles families CLEAN ROOM In private home, pri- ow taxes. Total S12.00O. Also many ircMnance shall, upon conviction, pay ship. vate entrance. For more Information jther lots and house.*. F. A. Gehlliaus fine of not more than Twenty-live •all SH 7-5916. '.Ml Estate. KE 6-5055. $25.00) Dollars or be Imprisoned In no longer use. County Jail for not more than !lve (5> days, or both. The people who deal with fig REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SECTION 3. This ordinance shall tnke ures say that one family in ever, LOTS AND ACREAGE •ffect upon Us passage and publica- five will be living in a new HOUSES FOR SALE tion according to law and as other- wise provided by law. dwelling within 10 years. "We also found out the Classified IEONARDO—100x150, desirable loca tlon. ready for butldlnjc. IH blocks PUBLIC NOTICE from beach, (3,400. ORegon 6-1883. The foregoing Ordinance was Intro- pages are the smart place to look THE KIRWAN lucfd and passed first rending at a A building materials specia •egular meeting of the Mayor and COMPANY Council of the Borough of Red Bank ist, William Herbert, points ou held on Monday, March 7th, I960, ond that while every house hunte: for good jobs, better car values, a COMMERCIAL PROPERTY will come up for final consideration For The Best In and passage At a regular meeting of almost automatically checks fo . Real Estate and Insurance aid governing body to be held on nice place to rent or buy, and things WANTED—Sewing machine plant. Gen- .fonday. March 21st, lMO. at the Conn- adequate closet space, he oftei FHA JSOO DOWN — Modern five-room eral areas of Matawan. Red Bank, ;ll Chambers in the Municipal Build- neglects to make certain ther ranch, three hedrooms, full finished 'rcehold, Asbury Park. Dikcwod, ing, Monmouth Street, Red Ban!:, New you need around the house too. basement, garage, storms and screens. hreo thousand to eight thousand square Jersey, at which time and place nil is storage room for such thing Top condition. Large landscaped plot. 'eel. Presently or recently In onera- persons desiring to he heard thereon as lawn mowers, screens, storm Appraised at $14,000. Priced at $13,- lon. Equipment suitable for the manu- will be given full opportunity. 500. Very attractive In Middletown actiire nf children's cools and car windows, out-of-season clothin; 1 :oals. Will buy or lease. IVrlH "Sew DAtfrt: March 7th, 31)60. Township. ig" Box 811, Red Bank. and other things used only peri FI1A 11,380 down. Almost new eight JOHN BRYAN, Borough Clerk, "Start profiting yourself by reading Toom split level, four bH rooms, Ha •lurch 10 $10.08 odically. baths, large family room, beautiful en- closed patio, tool shed, garage. Fine and using Classified Ads today." home for children, S*17,2M, REAL ESTATE WANTED Campbell's Junction Belford :IELPI We hive, sold so many proper RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES f r*£rA ties that wa want more good listings Leonardville Rd. KE 6-550O !all us now for prompt professional 1 Day . 40c Lino t *v ervlce. Walker and Walker, Real E§ 3 Days Consecutivo DIAL uto, Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrew*. . 32c Line It /K LARGE WELL located Fair Haven ury nffice. ell 1-5212- Rarltan Office 4 Days Consecutive . 30c Lino • pllt level. Largl living room with fire- !O 4-5212 place, formal dining room, all modern 5'Days Consecutive , 25c Lino '"J SH 1-0010 kitchen, three bedrooms, l'i baths, Ul.TI-FAMILY HOMES — We have 30 Days Consecutive . 24c Line game room, full basement, two-car ga- cash buyer for duplex or mulll-famlly 90 Days Consecutive . 23c Line rage, laundry, black ton driveway. HUPS. Condition Immaterial, buypr will OR Asking $28,500. pnlr. Houses must be designed for Yearly Contract RMcs On Request lore than one family, no converted Ingle family homes. Anywhere In great- Minimum Insertion liiree linos The Dowstra Agency Blind »dl uiln; Tut RegUlor'j F, o. Box 25c extra. < >/• 91 E. Front St. Red Bank >r (led BnnK area. Call for Immediate \ it ippralsal. E. It. Snyder tc Co., Middle- Right tn clarify, edit or reject asy advertisement u reserved OS 1-0525 SH 1-S700 jwn. OS 1-2SD0 or SH 1-8878. ir The Register. We will not be responsible for errors, unless tttey are detftetid btfore the second insertion. AND ASK FOR Willis Conover Plim.10 NOTICE No cancellations will be accepted or changes mad6 In advartli** *& > An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance menu ons hour after receipt at offict. AGENCY imendlnp and aupplementlng "An or- South St. WH 8-SCSl Holradel Villas* lnance fixing compensation of certain DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publfcation CLASSIFIED COUNTRY HOMES AND ACHEAOB oroush Offlcera and employees of thr orouph of Red HRnk. Now Jersey." CLASSIFIED UlSl'l.AV Holmdel, Allantio and Marlboro Twps. rtoptt'd Jnntmry 20. 105V WHS jirc- •ntrrl for Introduction nml first rrnd- 0:0(1 A. M. Day llefora Publication wllb proof two dan before publi- 1 PAUL R. STRVKKIt. Realtor. ic nil Febninr) 15, 1QUO hy Minor cation. i,| Cmincll of The Horniich nf f>'I Farms and farm cslatrs. Mate :.»!ik anil on Mnrrh 7. IWiO was II- Highway 31. Holmdel. Phon« WH ally adopted and approved. Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 Register Classified Ads 1-4144. Cam on pmule telephones are toll-free tn Of) I O-'iliS Irom tha fol- OEOI'.GK A, GRAY. lowi'ic -lotion!: IXlivcll C. CUIfax 4, KUamburc C WHltney O. LINCIIOI'T—Thrre-yenr old ranch. An Mayor. Calls on private telephones are toll frro to *U1 1-OOlv from the Market Place of Smart Modern rooms, attached garage, full cellar, lr»t : following stations: ATOMIC Hlcnlandi I, CApltat 2 and 9, Liberty 1, •cienlllc kltclirn, combination windows, John Flryan, Highland! 3. OSborne 1. ItUmson 1. SKa Bright 2. and BHidytlda 1 anil 7. Families Want Ad. Week—and Every Week blinds. Landscniird lot. Low taxes. Alk- Cleric, Int J20.OOO. SH 7-1013 or HU I-0H7-M. M.12 arcb 10 Marsh 10,1960 RED BANK REGISTER HAj. BOYLE Raritan Teachers to Give NEW YORK (AP)—It is never too early to instill child with worthwhile goals, and an appreciation of Play for Scholarship Fund the finer things in life. Every conscientious parent today knows this and RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Pedagogue Players, a unit of the tries to do something about it. local Teachers Association, will Reactivate _ But—as every parent knows—it is present a three-act adult comedy, easier to bend a crowbar than it is to "Three Men on a Horse," to- morrow and Saturday nights in Navesink bend the mind or will of a growing the Leonardo Intermediate child. It is easier to pick up quicksilver School, Leonardvitle Rd., Leon- with chopsticks. ardo. Scout Troop When my daughter, Tracy Ann; Curtain time is 8:45 p.m. NAVESINK — Navesink Bo> was six months old, I decided it was Tickets may be purchased at Scout Troop 107, reactivated afte the door or in advance at anyseveral years of inactivity, i time to begin teaching her the first pre- of the local schools. * well on the way to being reor cepts designed to make her a finer and Proceeds from the play will ganized. BOYLE nobler woman. go into the association's scholar- ship fund. The fund is being es- Sponsoring institution of the "There is more to this world than just lying tablished for benefit of Raritan new group is the Navesink Li- around all day in a play pen sucking milk out of a brary Association, with Milton pupils in the field of teacher bottle," I told her. "It's time you gave a little thought education. Wright acting as institutional representative. George Black, Teachers who are members of to the future. Remember, what you are to be you are Jr., assistant cubmaster of Pad the cast are Anthony Bruno, Rob- now becoming." 107, has been designated scout ert Richmond, Richard Eller- master, and Charles Collins wil I might as well have been talking to a stone wall. man, Walter Carney, Carol Kier- be assistant scoutmaster. Roj nan, John Carlo, Maureen Hayes, Tracy went on her careless thoughtless way, living Smith is the neighborhood com OFF-SEASON JOB — Kyle Rote, former SMU John Doebele, Austin Sherman, only for today, paying no heed to tomorrow. mission er. star and nine-year veteran wHh New York Giants pro Kay Wood, Douglas Horan and football team, works as broadcaster in New York City, On her first birthday I took her aside for a heart Winifred Kennedy. Reorganization planning cnl minated in recent three-week par- to heart talk. Mr. Richmond is producer and March 7 in the home of Mrs. director. ent basic training program to Leonardo Look kid," I told her, "life isn't just one long ride orient parents with Scouting ac- William K. Megill, Washington The play has been a hit on Brownies of troop 214 will cele- Ave. Attending were Miss Hen- on the gravy train. It's a battlefield. Now is the time tivities. The meetings were wel brate the Girl Scout birthday Sat- Broadway, in the movies and on attended. rietta Grimshaw, Mrs. Mayme to be getting redy for the struggle. What are you going television. . urday, March 12 in the home of Meyer, Mrs. Chris Maute, Mrs. Council advisers at the get-to Mrs. Paul Phillips, Briarwood Lillian Nielsen, Mrs. Albert Dick to do about it?" gethers held in the Navesink Li- Ave. The girls who have • been son, Mrs. William Sexton, Mrs. Glug!" exclaimed Tracy, waving her small fists iTIiiillill"—————— •^—^w— brary were William First, John working individually on various Daniel Leonard and Mrs. George like rampant rosebuds. Vliet and Albert Quackenbush. projects at home will work to- Search. SHERMAN'S Guerin Olivola was appointed gether Saturday to demonstrate When she was three I had another heart to heart jjhairman of the troop commit- their work on international friend- The 11th birthday of Timothy talk with my daughter and told her it was high time tee and the following committee- ship, citizenship, health and Olsen, son of Mr. and Mrs. John once and for all, that she had to decide what she men were registered:.' Francis safety, home making, out-of-doors Olsen, Appleton Ave. was recent- Baldwin, Richard Heidel, .Joseph and other activities. They recent- ly celebrated. His guests includ- wanted to make of herself. Koeppel, Benjamin Kolas, Thom- ly made bird feeders and filled ed Gary Corbet, Thomas and "I want to be Little Bo Peep, Daddy," she chirped. as McNamara, Frank Pape, Har them with food and made up Robert Green, Robert Boletti, When she was four I began playing Beethovan on • Curtains old Salenger, Richard Scuddei booklets on them. Charts have Gordon Johnson and Patricia and I and Paul Smith. been made up also on their work. Deborah Olsen. the phonograph. At the first chance, she broke the • Draperies The girls started Girl Scout week recording, put on a rock 'n' roll record—and began to Mr. Olivola has appointed by attending church services in Frank Pape, treasurer; Thoma FIRST PLACE shimmy. • Slipcovers a body. McNamara, property man; Jo WASHINGTON (AP) — The Air At 5 she announced she was going to be a balle- • Bedspreads seph Koeppel, transportation; Mrs. Frank McBee, Burlington Force has modified its long- rina. This turned out to be just a passing fancy. At Harold Salenger, outdoorsman, Ave. received word of the death standing rule that nothing in the • Linens and Francis Baldwin, public re of her niece, Mrs. Mary Miller way of insignia should be worn 6 she was obdurately sure she would be a nurse and lations. of Pittsburgh, Pa. atop the wings displayed on thebandage mankind. left chest by air crew members. • Venetian Blinds The first meeting of the new Why not be a lady scientist, and get in the real troop was held Tuesday in th The meeting of the Sons of Nor- Chaplains who previously were fliers now may wear their in •hnp-at-IInmt Serrlca library. Charter members ar way was canceled March 4, and dough?" I asked. Phone 811 I-ZU6 Keith Baldwin, Louis Boeckel will be held March 18. A social signia — the cross or tablet de "A nurse wears prettier caps," she explained. Eugene Cuny, Dennis Heidel meeting will follow the business vice — above their wings. They Sherman's may not hold aeronautical ratings Soon Tracy Ann will be 7. The other day we had Home Decorators Thomas Hueston, Robert Kolas of the evening in the American Legion hall. in addition to their chaplain sta- another sober discussion of the future, and I told her 45 Broad St. Michael Logan, Robert Logan tus, but there still are a handful RED BANK James McNamara, Kenneth Oliv- it was finally time she put away childish things and Mrs. Franklin Reilly, Kelvin of chaplains in service who were ola, John Pape, Harold Salenger, pilots, navigators or other air decided what she really wanted to be. 468 Broad St. Ave. entertained members of the Shrewsbury SH 1-5345 Cnarles Scudder and James crew members before they be "I know what I want to be," she said suddenly, Smith. Knit With Us club March 9. came clergymen. , "I want to grow up and be a teen-ager." The Bayview Social club met Tuesday, March 8, in the home QUICK RESULTS "Why?" I demanded. of Mrs. Bernard Stover Keansr ZIONSVILLE, Ind. (AP) — M. "Because a teen-ager gets to wear lipstick and burg. Films on a trip the mem- L. Barrett ran a classified ad inthick black socks," she said. "And there's another bers took to the Pocono the Zionsville Times, seeking Mountains in January were swarms of bees for four vacant reason. Teen-agers can do anything they want to." shown. hives he had. One morning he "Don't you ever want to be anything else?" checked the hives and found Nope, just a teen-ager," she answered. Surgical dressings were made swarm of bees had moved into by the members of the Mary Mar- one of them. They didn't say "Go watch a murder on television," I told her. tha Circle of the Baptist church whether they had read the ad"Daddy'. s all worn out."

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