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VOLUME 82, NO. 195 Issued Dally, Monday through FrMay, entered as Second class Matter BY CARRIER at the Post Office at Red Bank, N. J,, under tha Act of March 3, 1879, RED BANK, tf. J., FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 7c PER COPY 35o PER WEEK PAGE ONE Falvo to Planners: Wait for Report RED BANK — Councilman Pe- ter W. Falvo says he thinks the Fails to Orbit Planning Board should wait for Today Bernard Kellenyi, the board rep- resentative on a three-man com- In Washington mittee to study Newman Springs By the Associated Press Rd., to submit a report before SENATE taking any further action on its For Lab Test own. Considers $1,184,865,000 author- ization for new military con- It was at Councilman Falvo's urging that Mayor George A, struction. Fort Picks Up oast-to-Coast Gray last week appointed the Antitrust subcommittee calls committee to meet with New additional witnesses . in drug Rocket Signal Shrewsbury officials to study pos^ probe. Phone Contact sible rezoning of a portion of the FORT MONMOUTH - Sig- road. Appropriations subcommittee hears tinder-secretary of State nals from a rocket launched Was Objective Board Had Met C. Douglas Dillon behind closed at Cape Canaveral, Fla., today The Planning Board had metdoors on foreign aid money bill. were heard here at 5:26 a. m. (EDT) as the rocket headed CAPE CANAVERAL, April 25 with New Shrewsbury HOUSE Mayor Karl K. Baron and Coun aloft, carrying a giant com- la. (AP)—A U.S. space cilman Daniel Renshaw to dis- Adjourned until Monday. munications satellite. rocket carried a gigantic cuss the matter. The board had Appropriations Committee con- Officials lost the signal at collapsed balloon into the decided to hold additional meet- siders military construction and 5:34 a. m., just before the third legislative appropriations bills. skies today for a communi- ings on a suggestion by the New stage of the rocket was sched- cations experiment but Shrewsbury Planning Board that uled to fire, as the rocket Newman Springs Rd., from Clin- headed out of radio range. A scientists said the chances ton PI. to Hance Ave., be re- 'Stolen? CarNEW REGIONAL BOARD—A. new regional Board of Education made up of West Long Branch, Oceanpori, spokesman said recordings are it failed to go into orbit. zoned from residential to com- Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright representatives held its organizational meeting last night in Oceanport and showed (he racket functioning (If the balloon had gone into well. mercial. elected officers. Seated, left to right, are John T. Ludwig, Monmouth Beach, custodian of monies; Victor C. rbit, scientists at Bell Tele- The local Planning Board at Is Located phone Laboratories at Holmdel, Perotti, Jr., Sea Bright, vice president; William L. Reilly, Oceanport; and Peter Cooper, West Long Branch, its meeting Tuesday, expressed N. J., were to try to establish bitterness over the Borough Coun- In a Hurry president. Standing, left to right, are Vincent J. Kublin and Raymond H. Yackel, both of West Long Branch; Mrs. Teachers phone contact with the NASA cil's action in setting up its own Helen Tucker, Oceanport, secretary; Robert Wileox, 'Oceanport, and Dr. Maney A. Horn, West Long Branch. et Propulsion Lab in Goldstone, study committee. Members said OCEANPORT — A "stolen" they felt the governing body had car was located in record time Not Happy Calif., by bouncing voice signals "spanked" them in public. here yesterday—in a gas station off the satellite.) Councilman Falvo, however, where it had been towed under With Salary The towering three-stage yesterday said, "I think the Plan- police order. Regional Board Has First Meeting Thor-Delta rocket hurtled ning Board is doing a superb A woman appeared in Police smoothly upward at 4:16 a. m. job. I don't want the Planning Headquarters shortly after 5 Atlantic Board Told EST from this missile test sta- p. m. and announced to Capt. OCEANPORT — The brand- portunities for convenient attend-' First steps were taken . last be asked to meet with a repre- Board to think we're doing any- ance. night when it was decided to in- tion. Ground observers saw John Welch that her auto had new high school board with the sentative of the State Depart Staff Complaining thing against them." cumbersome title of Monmouth what appeared to be the suc- been stolen—and it had been Between regular public meet-vite superintendents from the ment of Education to formulae He said the new committee, of Beach, Oceanport, Sea Bright ings, the board plans to hold four school districts to attend a set of basic educational re- For First Time cessful ignition of the second parked only about 200 feet from which he is chairman, will meet and West Long Branch Regional frequent conference meetings un-regular meetings as educational quirements for the new school. stage some three minutes later. COLTS NECK - The teachers with New Shrewsbury officials Borough Hall. held its organization meeting til the new school construction advisers, Their findings are to be present But two hours later scientists "to work this thing out together." Capt. Welch remembered a here last night. gets under way. The superintendents also will ed at the June meeting. if the Atlantic Township School it the National Aeronautics and The third committee member is report he had from the man he are unhappy with their 1960-61 Space Administration in Wash- relieved on tha desk earlier, In addition to electing officers Mr. Cooper appointed a sit salary contracts. ington reported communication Domenick C. Pingitore, building and deciding on procedural de- Patrolman Lester Mackay. committee made up of the boan This information was passed difficulties which left them in Inspector. tails, it considered ways to short- as a whole. Sites of 30 acres o on to the Board of Education last the dark about what happened Report to Council The patrolman had had the en its name. County School Head more will be discussed at th night by Zelda Hamilton, school later. Mr. Falvo said he will make car towed away because it was next meeting. parked right in front of a "no County superintendent of principal. A little less than an hour after his report on any meetings to schools Earl B. Garrison swore Oceanport and West Loni parking" sign. The woman, a Mrs. Hamilton said this was hat Leonard Jaffe, a key scien: the governing body, and expects in the nine-member board and Branch are the only two munic the first time she could remem- Mr. Kellenyi and Mr. Pingitore saleslady, didn't believe the Nixes Harbor Site tist at NASA, told reporters: conducted an election in which ipalities of the four which hav( ber the teachers discussing salar- will report to the Planning Board. captain at first, but he took "There has been a failure In her to the spot where the car Peter Cooper of West Long areas of that size to place unde ies in Ihe school. The local board had voted Branch was made president. the performance of the second had been parked. Sure enough, consideration Despite the dissatisfaction, all Tuesday night to write the gov> Says Atlantic Highlands Tract stage of the (launching) vehi- there was the sign. Under Mr. Cooper's gavel, Vic- The secretary was avilhoriiec but one teacher have returned erning body to find out if the cle. Whether this (satellite) is For parking in a prohibited tor P. Perotti, Jr., of Sea Bright to negotiate with local bank signed contracts. In orbit we arc not quite sure council wants the board to "con- was elected vice president; Mrs. Fails to Meet Requirements and borrow $1,000 to be used io tinue our efforts" on the Newman area, the fine is $2. The day- Early this year, the board but the chances arc it is not." Helen Tucker, Oceanport, secre- operating expenses. The loan wil adopted the new state proposed Springs Rd. problem. time towing charge is $5. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — The governing body claims the He said there had been no' Capt.- Welch declined to give tary, and John T. Ludwig of be repaid out of next year's bu salary guide of $4,10O-$6,30O for radio reports from the third Mayor Gray had "no com- Monmouth Beach, custodian of Earl B. Garrison, county super- property is available to the board get. Central Jersey Bank am the woman's name. He said he non-degree; $4,400-$6,800 for BA stage of the rocket which was ment" Wednesday when asked monies. All officers were unan- intendent of schools, said yes at a better price than the 26 Trust Company of Long Brand what he thought the Planning wanted to spare her further terday, he could not recommend degree, and $4,700-37.300 for MA. the only stage carrying radio imously chosen. acre Trask site in Highjands. was selected as a repository fo $100 Adjustment Board should do now. embarrassment. the use of the 14 acres of land The board had voted to pur- the board's funds. equipment capable of making re- The board, whose job is the However, in addition to a $200 ports to the earth. The five board members who building of a new high school in the harbor area as a school chase the Trask property for its In addition to the officer increment, the board added only (See BALLOON Pg. 2) met April 25 with Mayor Baron for the municipalities it repre- site by the Henry Hudson Re- junior-senior high school. members of the board are Ra. and Mr. Renshaw had expressed Asks Limit sents, decided to meet the third gional Board of Education. Council, in proposing the pro-mond H. Yackel, Vincent J. Ku $100 adjustments toward the new opposition to changing the zone Thursday of each month at 8 He said state education offi- posed harbor site, included the lin and Dr. Maney A. Horn of scale, when sending out the con-Group Drops A number of Red Bank and New p.m. cials recommend at least 20 acres Firemen's Memorial Field, which West Long Branch and William tracts. Shrewsbury residents also have On Probes Of plus an acre for every 100 stu The report of teacher grumb- Until the proposed school Is it feels the board would be able L. Reilly and Robert R. Wileox expressed opposition to any dents for a school of the type to use for school athletics. of Oceanport. All members wen lings brought different reactions Shrewsbury change. built, the meetings will take proposed by the board. from board members. Government place in each of the boroughs Would Rent chosen by Mr. Garrison to scrvi The New Shrewsbury Planning The 14 acres — made up of The firemen voted Wednesday until regular election time. Mayor William Buck said he WEST LONG BRANCH - Dep on an alphabetical rotation ba- Board had cited "economic pres- four separate parcels had been night to allow use of the field could see nothing wrong with the Hospital Plan uty Mayor James T. Tumulty ol is sures" as reasons for consider- suggested to the board by Bor-by the regional school on a ren- salaries as they stand. SHREWSBURY The Society of Jersey City said last night there ing a possible change in the Mr. Cooper expressed hope that ough Council in an effort to have tal basis only. "It's like anything else, you St. Joseph's Jersey City, has should be a legal limit on specia the school built within this bor- zone. residents of affected municipal- Thus the board, while having No Conflict have to dig in and do a job to dropped its long-standing plans investigations of municipal gov ities would thus be afforded op- ough. earn a raise." ernment. use of the land, would not have to erect a hospital on a 58-%acre ownership. The field is approx- Mrs. Hamilton replied that the tract on Broad St. The former congressman ad- In 2 Posts Aly Khan imately six blocks from the site teachers feel they have cjone a The move came to light last dressed the Monmouth Bar As INDEX Sewer Tax proposed by the governing body. good job, sociation at Joseph's Restaurant, UNION BEACH — Borough A night when the Zoning Board of Page "Do you think so?" asked Mr "In Jersey City," he said, "we Mr. Garrison said the state De- torney Patrick J. McGann, Jr, Adjustment approved a request Killed In Amusements 18 partment of Education probably last night ruled that there is m Buck. by Joseph G. McCue, Rumson, have spent $500,000 for a court- Births 2 Goes Up ordered probe which has not been would not favor such an arrange- conflict of interest in a local of "Yes," answered Mrs. Hamil- realtor, to place two "for sale" Jim Bishop 6 ment. ficial's serving as magistrate aw ton. "I think we have an out- signs on the property, which is Car Crash directly responsible for a single Hal Boyle 13 conviction. In Rumson the borough land has not been borough clerk. standing teaching staff." opposite the Ray Stillman PARIS (AP) — Prince Aly Bridge 20, 25 RUMSON - The Mayor and determined The charge had been made las C. W. Barclay, head of the agency. Khan—playboy, sportsman, lover "There should be limitations as Classified 26-28 The actual cost "of the entire to time and expense to which Council last night amended the month by former Councilmat personnel committee, made a Mr. McCue was given permis- of beautiful women, and appren Comics 20, 25 14 acres has not been determined. l sewer tax ordinance of 1954 to Maurice Oakley on the premisi strong stand for the teachers sion to keep the 2 /£x4-foot signs tice diplomat—was killed last taxpayers may be put to prove Crossword Puzzle 20, 25 their officials are honest." increase the rate levied per wa- The borough would donate a that one official—in this cas> point of view. up for DO days. The property has night at the wheel of a sports Editorials 6 300x900-foot tract at the harbor, ter tap per year from $2.57 to Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr.—shouli about I,•WO feet of frontage on car. In a talk entitled, "Lawyer and Herblock 6 which would be added to three 'Inconsistent' Politics," Mr. Tumulty said mu- $2.6174. not hold an administrative am "It seems inconsistent to me Broad St. After an afternoon at Long Kitty Kelly 12 other parcels. Actual value of nicipal investigations drag on at This will apply in district one, judicial post at the same tim that we set such high teaching OK Change champs Race Track outside Par Obituaries 2 One parcel is owned by An the pleasure of the judges and the area near the Sea Bright standards without at least main- Red Bank Auto Imports was Is, the 48-year-old prince was Sylvia Porter 6 drew Richard, who is asking $25,- Said Mr. McGann: their investigators. Bridge, which is the only part of taining the pay level of other dis- given permission to change its driving to his half-brother's home Radio-Television 18 00 for his 245x345-foot tract. "Based on Supreme Court ru the borough to have a sewerage tricts." plans for an additional show- at St. Cloud for a dinner party "The investigators never want Religious Services 14-15 ings, as well as the legal coc system. Would Buy room on Newman Springs Rd. when his Lancia coupe and a light them to end because they don't Social 12-13 of ethics, there is no conflic Mr. Buck answered that he want the checks to end. So they George Sokoisky 6 The amount to be raised by The borough in turn would buy whatsoever. The clerk post is m does not see why peoplo who Richard Matthews, president, sedan crashed head on in sub- a 300x345-foot parcel owned by urban Suresne. go on until the judges in their Sports. 22-24 his levy is exactly the same as legislative," work 10 months should receive as had received a variance June 11, the Central Railroad of New Jer 1959, to build a 3Sx8-i-foot one- The wealthy prince met death wisdom eventually call a halt,' Stock Market 2 last year: $6,800. Expenses will Mr. Hennessy is an attorney much as people who work the sey. The price tag for the land story masonry structure 70 feet In a dinner jacket with a beauti- he said. W. S. While 6 be $7,800 and the extra $1,000 will He serves here as borough clerl lull year. has been estimated at $8,000. to the west of his present show- ful woman by his side. be appropriated from surplus, and local magistrate. (See TEACHERS Pg. 2) The fourth parcel would be room—provided the work was Bettina, former French model The increased per tap levy is necessary, according to borough bought by the borough from the done within a year. who has been his constant com- Consultant Firm Is Hired Monmouth Park Jockey Club for clerk Albert A. Kerr, Jr., be- panion in Europe in recent years, an estimated $4,000 to $5,000. The board last night approved cause "every year we find there Board OKs Salary Guide; a "carport" type structure which suffered a face cut and blood Cost of the Trask site is $31,- are a few less water taps in that would not be enclosed, but will be poured over her green silk eve 00. For Planning in Holmdel area." raised four feet above the nlng gown. She was given first aid Local council officials also O'Malley Hits 'Evaluation' treatment at a hospital and re- HOLMDEL — The Townshipor Estates, questioned the com- At the same, meeting, council maintained that substantial sav- ground. decided to advertise for 3.1 miles More Study leased. Committee last night approved a mittee on the correction of a ings would be gained by virtue LITTLE SILVER — The Board He also abstained from voting Aly's chauffeur, riding in the contract with Community Plan drainage problem and improving of street repair work, to be com-of the fact its site would not The board held for further pleted before Oct. 15, 1960, on of Education last night adopted a on the salary guide because he study a request from Mr. and back seat, was only slightly hurt. ning Associates, Inc., West Tren of streets in the development as need extensive improvement salary guide for its administra- said he did not have enough in- Waterman Ave., Third St., Elm Mrs. Benjamin Cohen, owners of The fun loving prince, who ton, to provide the township with agreed to by the builders. work. tors. formation. turned to sober diplomacy in 195812-month planning service. Committeeman Alfred C. Poole, La., Buena Vista Ave, North and The school board will receive the Brooksidc Inn, to construct South Rohallion Dr., Brierwood Under the new guide, the board Board member William S, Ho-a canopy on their tavern which as Pakistan's ambassador to the The service will include rec declared action would be taken a report on the new site from Rd., Vans Circle, Sheraton La., will set the starting salary of ward said of Mrs. Wright, "I would come within 10 feet of the United Nations, was rushed to a ommendatlons on zoning, subdi- within the next 30 days and a its architect tonight. think she's done a splendid job g Monmouth Rd., Island Ave. and any new administrator. For the front property line. The zoning hospital but died in an elevator l li time limit will be set for the for us." visions, and over-all planning Lennox Ave. superintendent, the maximum law requires a 15-foot setback. on the way to the operating problems. builders to make the necessary will be $11,500; for the princi- room. repairs or the bond will be for- The governing body also grant- The board voted to rchirc sec- Dr. Victor J. Witck, 72 Trafford Found Guilty pal. $10,500, and for the curricu- retarial and janitorial help at The hospital director said a A representative of the firm feited. ed raffle licenses for raffles to St., was told he will have to seek will attend meetings to provide lum supervisor, $9,500. the following salaries: head gash was the only outward Auditor Joseph J. Seamen re be held by St. George-by-thc-Kiv- a variance to put an addition on information and advice. er Episcopal Church June 17, and Once the starting salary is de- Mrs. Dorothy Reisen, assistant his house nnd use part of hisres- sign of injury. Hospital attaches ported the township is in good Of Abortion board secretary, $3,200; Mrs. said he suffered a fractured skull, For the service, a retainer fee financial condition with n healthy by the Zionist Organization of termined by the board, annual idence for nn office. FREEHOLD — Mrs. Ann Trz- Chnrlotto Ruh, secretary to the broken legs and perhaps a brok- of $300 plus $100 per eight-hour surplus' condition. Tax collections America at Congregation Bnai increments of from $2.10 to $500 Part of Dr. Witek's property is aska, South River, was found superintendent, $3,700, plus $200 en neck. day was approved. were reported up 2 per cent to Israel June 30. will be given until the maximum in the B-i and part in the R-3 guilty by a jury here yesterday is reached. Tor additional work in connection Hervo Bichaton, driver of the Approval also was granted by 92.59 per cent total. of performing an abortion on a with obtaining substitute tench zone. oilier car, escaped with minor a 2-1 vote to purchase a tractor- An ordinance establishing the Rchlrcd Consumer Fraud 21-year-old Kcansburg woman on The board voted lo rehlrc Its ers; Mrs. Catherine Beyland, Injuries. Police said he told them shovel for use of the road de- annual salaries of township per- August. 15, 1958. secretary to Mr. Vnndcrhoof, $2, he could remember nothing about partment. Committeemnn, Edwin present administrators: sonnel laws approved. C. IT. Sut-Bill Vole Due Mward Juska, Long Branch Charles A. Thompson, supcrin- Charles A. Stillwngim, huatl Award Goes the crash. The French news ag- Liebcnow voted against the $23,-phen of Freehold was awarded attorney for Mrs, Trzuska, said trntlent, $8,700; C, David Van- custodian, $5,200, nnd the rest ency said reports from the scene 000 purchase. a contract for improvement of TRENTON (AP) - A series of that the Kennsburg woman lintl dcrliool, Point Road School prin- nf the janitors, Albert \i. Mat Indicated Bichaton was on the An ordinance was introduced 3.92 miles of road oti a low bidconsumer protection bills prob- said she performed the opera cipal, $B,00O nnd Mrs. Klcnnnrc thews and William Carson, S3.- To Weigand wrong side of the road, but po-to provide curbing on the south of $25,633.'M. Payment nf $35 wasably wil! conic out of committee tion on herself when she wns D, Wright, curriculum supervi- •150 each; Raymond Taylor, $3, RUD HANK - Col. Donald A. lice gave no confirmation of this. side of Bethany Rd. to the border granted to Carmine Casoln from in the New Jersey Assembly taken to n hospital for treat sor, $7,701). !)00; Brooklyn Brown, $1,200, andiMaeliratli, director of Ihe Selec- Bcttinn, whose real name Is of Raritnn Township. Individual the dog account for loss of twin Monday. ment. Hoard'member Charles A. O'- Clarence Reuvey, $3,300. tive Service System of New Jer- home owners may contract for calves killed by a dog or do/js. 1 Slmone Boclin, told investigators Gov. Robert B. Meyner, after In court, however, the woman Mnlley abstained from vollni; nn Two Abstain sey, presented an award vester- the installation or be assessed Aly—a rncinfi driver in his youth Approval nlso wns granted by conferring with legislative lend- said Mrs. Trznska had perform- Mrs. Wright's contract because,! Until Mr. O'Mallcy and Ran-tlay to Daniel S. Welj;aml, Lit- 'or tho work by the Township. —was not driving fast nt the time the committee to spend $482 to ers yesterday, told a news con- ed the operation in a private he r.iild, "I don't hi»v« enough jriolpli Ballly abstained from vot- tle Silver, chairman, of Local of the accident. A preliminary map of a 45-101 finish the Inside of the municipal ference Assembly speaker Mau- home in Keyport. information lo vote." ing or) n motion to increase the Board •16. Actress Kila Hayworth, whose ubclivision was approved for finrngc. rice V, Brady (D-lludsnn) ami In the trinl before County .Imlm AnUci) for Kvnliinllon maximum salary for tlif> .super- H was for a recommendation man-ingo tn Aly wns n Rlltterinp, Ienry A. West nf Westfleld. This As an added service to Irivvn- Majority Lender Lr; Roy .1. D'AI-.lolin ('.. Giordano, Assistant Pros Ik' said lie had nskert for an intendent's secret!!iv from $3,- made by Mr. Weigancl to the Se- Riviera affair in 191!), said in is only the second major sub- sliip residents, the municipnl oin (D-Kssfx) had indicated there spciitor .I(il|n A. I'etillo appeared) evaluation ol Die position Iron) i Illift lo $1,000. lective Service System iv^ml- Hollywood Hint she find their 10- division proposed here in three dumping grounds v/ill be open would he no trouble In putting Hie for the slate. Mr. ThonipMin, nnd hrd |;otten A .special mi'tiiii); will hi" held ini; the classification card, which year-old daughter Ynsmln were Saturday until 4:30 p.m., n.'i well hreo measure;! ii|> lor n vote nt Mrs. Tw.askn will be sentcne- "a I\«'H\ letter of rrrninmcncln. June 2, nl fi p.m., when physical Selective Service ivynrded to be tremendously shoclied. Warren Bauini;artncr, Old Man-as week days, it war. announced. the following session. cd Mny 27, tion" for Mrs. \Vri|;ht Instead. (See UTVlii SILVKK, page 2 of importance to make an award. t *—Friday, May 13, 1960 RED BAMC REGISTER Fair Haven False Alarm Market Has Teachers Graduation Decision fo OBITUARIES (Continued) "Raises should be based on get- Good Day ANTHONY LATTERI MRS. CHARLES A. LEACH ting better at doing a job. If a Date Told Reserved NEW YORK (AP) - The e L FREEHOLD' — Acting Magis- LONG BRANCH — Anthony MIDDLETOWN — Mrs, Mary . jperwn does not get better, why FAIR HAVEN - The eighth Smith Leach, 63j of Kane's La. stock market rallied yesterday » trate Peter J. Edwardsen reser- Latteri, 98, of 35 Bath Ave., died should he et more money? grade graduation date was an. yesterday in his home. died yesterday in St. Vincent's on the heaviest trading in more Board member vvjlljam R. nounced by the Board of Edu-ved decision in the case of an than a month. | 18-year-old Freehold Township He was the son of the late Hospital, New York. She was the F)ock sided with Mr> BlJck cation last night. Benedetto and Theresa Latteri wife of Charles A. Leach, Sr. Volume swelled to 3,220.000; ..There are ,hree teacher5 on It has been scheduled for Wed-youth charged* with setting a shares from 2.900,000 Wcdnes- false alarm. and was a member of Holy Trin- Mrs. Leach was born in New |thjs ]jst who are ttj ?32 a nesday, June 15 at 8 p. m. in ity Catholic Church. Jersey and was the daughter of day and was the bippest since d ^ t- u d the Knollwood School. Thomas Cular, Rt. 79, has been April 6 when 3,450,000 shares [jy His wife was the late Mrs. Jo-the late Michael and Margaret say Superintendent Charles E. accused of sounding a false Morgan Smith. were traded. j Mrs "Hamillon closed lhc dis. :ephine Latteri. Howard reported that this wil alarm at 12:35 a.m. Feb. 21 which Surviving are two sons, Benja- She was a member of St. James Steels, big three motors, dec- cussion by saying that "good in- be the last time when it will be resulted in an accident involv- Catholic Church, she had lived ing a Freehold fire commissioner min and Fred Latteri, both of this tronics, and other "science" creases" have to be provided possible to have graduation fo city; two daughters, Mrs. F/:tyin this area many years. the entire class in the building. and three others. stocks made sizeable pains. neX( yuar jf [|le school's current Ryder of Little Silver and Miss Surviving also are a son, This year's class totals 90, he Pivotal stocks advanced fromiprogram and standards are to be Magistrate Edwardsen said he Marie Latteri, at home; five chil- Charles A. Leach, Jr., and a fractions to about two points, 'continued. said, while next year's will be was not impressed with Cular's dren, and four great-grandchil- daughter, Miss Margaret E 141 and then the estimates are More volatile issues did much, ••] fec,| we cou|(j |Ose some „[ testimony and he was "convin dren. Leach, both at home; two broth- bctler - ^our best teachers." 107, 102, 123 and 125. ced by conflicting testimony Cu- A requiem mass will be offer- ers, James and John Smith, both Of 1,201 issues traded (ilil ad-' Early Action Tells Enrollment lar has not told the truth. I amed Monday at 10 a. m. in Hply of Ireland, and three sisters, Mrs. satisfied he knows a lot more vanced and 331 declined. New! Mrs. Hamillon recommended Mr. Howard also informed Trinity Church by Rev. George William Hodgkiss of Fair Haven, board that as of'May 5, a total than he is saying" Albano. Burial will be in MS. Car-and Mrs. John Joyce and Mrs. and new lows 55. !decisions by October .so that of 50 children have been en- Invisible Paint mel Cemetery under the direc- William Trainer, both of Mon- rolled at Willow Street and 55 Ten of the IS most active stocks there is ample time to prepare The youth was picked up intion of the Damiano Funeral treal, Canada. at Knollwood School in the kin Home The Rosary will be recited Sun- advanced, three declined and for the next school year. dergarten enrollment. a roadblock the evening after two were unchanged. Prior to the discussion on NEW MEMBER — George Maresco,.left, 183 Davis La., the incident — the seventh in day at 8 p. m. in the William Another eight children are def- Yesterday's closing stocks: teacher salaries, Mrs. Hamilton River Plaza, is one of 17 new members of Eta Kappa Nu, a series of false alarms — and MUS. LENA G. PEARSE S. Anderson Funeral Home. the hoard that she is initely expected to be registered, found to have traces of a phos NEW YORK CITY—Mrs. Lena The funeral will be Monday at «'•. I 1-T-K f>.l lirh advised national electrical engineering honorary society at Mich- he added for a total of 113. :.!', I Johns Man 57-" having considerable difficulty phorescent paint on his person lardner Pearse, 76, formerly of 9 a. m. in St. James Church A ir Itcfluc 71 >.j ] Jonea * L 6.1 igan State University. With him is Dr. Herman E. Koe- "If, as experience indicates," and on the door handle of hisWinnetka, Hi., and 400 West 119th where a high mass of requiem 3 Joy MIR M filling five vacancies on the Mr. Howard said, "this repre »llc-C I.'irl ?.G>-_. I Kaiser At U leaching staff. Salary was notnig. They aro looking at a control systems program re- car. t., died yesterday in Ivy League will be offered. Burial will be in UM11I CIl IV], I Kcnnrcntl 77 sents 95 per cent of the kin ; Nursing Home, Middletown, N. M'.i.il Sirs M i Koppers 3fl specifically referred to as a rea- cently developed to replace many of the standard lab- dergarten class, a total of 11 All fire boxes in the borough Mt. Olivet Cemetery tun dial 29'i i Krc.iKO, SS Ml son for the difficulty. where she had been a Mcua M'-i Lfhlgh C * N III- oratory control procedures. children can be expected in had been secretly painted with GEROGE WEBER, SR. ».m Alrlin Li-h I'rirt O 27 •• fn other business, the board the material, which shows on :ient three months. Km I'.r'ri Jit) I-^li VS! Ind ;' SeptemDer." Mrs. Pearse was born in Wake- WEST KEANSBURG — George \tn Can :171, I^eli Val Kit 5- announced that it will publish a He added that in line with a ly under ultra-violet light. Am Cyan 'ield, R. I., and had lived here Weber, Sr., 72, died suddenly yes- Am M&I-My 11 c.N newsletter periodically to inform WEATHER meeting with the county school In the case, which was ad terday in his home on' Brown Am Motors I.lecAMy township residents of the latest Balloon journed to yesterday from Apri 18 years. She was a member Am .Smell i Luki-im HI» Mostly cloudy with occasion- superintendent, this number will Ave. board and school activities. 6, Freehofd Patrolman Raynor f the Riverside Church and its Am Stil II Mnek Trk (Continued) al rain today, tonight and pos-permit the continuation' of th Women's Association. Born in New York City, he had Am T.I A Tel k7il Martin Co present kindergarten-type oper- Harker testified that on the nigh Am TciH M'.i Merck The effort, called "Project sibly Saturday. Little change Surviving are two sons, George lived here 15 years. He was a Am Viscose :i:l'. . Met™ r;.M ation for one year—providing of the incident he had been in r I Mil I'ac A Kcho," was aimed to put into a in temperature with the high M. Pearse, Jr. of Avon, Conn., veteran of World War I. Amp Inc . i2 "Si/ plans are being made to make the white police car, and that Ar,ac(U](l.'i 1h"i I Mnrilrr Oil 1,000-mile-high orbit a balloon cst today and Saturday In the he had not seen Cular that night and Robert G. Pearse of Rum Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Armcii Stl lilu I Mont Ward 60s and the lowest tonight 45 other arrangements for 1961-62. Elizabeth Graham Weber; three Armt.ur A Co '.13 ( Nat Kl»c as high as a 10-story building. Borough Attorney M. Raymond on, N. J., and five grandchil Arnm Ok double park in the center of Jloemc Air 21 Outb Mar Cloudy occasional rain today direction of the Worden Funeral dren. Jlordcn 4H'S I n*vi>ru III r-.l 1 Mr, and Mrs. David Hicks. 30 would he used in the trial. are expected to hear proposals town. Horn Warn 37\ I I'.-in A W Air 17V The ([tin plastic halloon, its and over the Long Island area Home, Red Bank, N. J. The Day Funeral Home, Key- NucUpy* PI XV. Park Ave., Rumson, a girl, this for major changes in this city's Witness I Pararn Plrt ii skin covered with even thinner tonight. Partly cloudy Satur- port, is in charge of arrange- Ilucv Krie 10", Prnnr-y, JC 32:i morning. day. Visibility three miles, government at a public hearing u 17'-,, Pn J U metal, rode up collapsed In a The borough produced a wit- ments i Pa nn Mr. and Mrs. Joe Raniere, 85 occasionally less than one mile Tuesday by the Charter Study ness, Owen John Reed, whose Hurl Ind 1H-. I Phil Kl East River Rd., Rumson, a girl, 2B'/4-Inch magnesium sphere in Commission. THEODORE WILD Jl H'.vi ! Phlll I'el the nose of the giant rocket. with fog, gradually improving apartment overlooks the center Clear Mathis Trae 3!) I Pit RtccI yesterday. The study was undertaken af- IRVINGTON - Theodore Wild fiefore the report of probablt to 4-8 miles this afternoon or of town. He testified that on the 24'i Pub sir EUG Mr. and Mrs. Donald Munch, evening and 10 miles late to- ter a group successfully waged of 5 Hennessy PI., died suddenly PiiWIck 1ml r failure scientists at NASA said night in question he observed Chrysl Pullmnn 8 Mroadway, Belford, a f!' '. night nnd Saturday. an uphill battle last November Wednesday of a heart attack at Cltk-a five atmospheric interference ham Cular's car pull away from the In Drunk Pure Oil yesterday. to have the charter commission his home. He was 41. HCA pered efforts to follow the rocke NEW YORK (AP)-Woather intersection of Main and South Coium rim formed. Mr. Wild was born in Pennsyl- r.'mnl Solv ? Rrpiil, fill Riverview and "it appears that we los Bureau forecast for Middle At- Sts. minutes before the alarm Driving Case Cm F..i Iteyn M»t Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Bennett, lantic States tomorrow through Thomas L. McClintock, com sounded. vania and had lived 33 years in Oint Can «2\ I Key Tnl. control of the second stage dur- Irviiigton. A plumber, he had O.nt Mot fj'.i I Hob I-'nllmi 91 Maple Ave,, Kcansburg, son, ing, the coasting period." Wednesday: mission chairman, said the five- A previous defense witness had NEW YORK (AP) — New Jer- Corn I'd testified he was next to Cular's been with Maier Brothers, New- Crwxn '/.el! cciny bury Township, daughter, yester- ed friim Ihe second stage as lived; two brothers, Harry Wild, n-iuc Alrr- -'f>% I KOM p.ie day. planned, but this could not beThe normal high and low forjor revamping of the entire sys At the April 6 hearing a lie The acquittal was granted by a Il'.w Client of Little Silver and William Wild !«>*» I Boil l!y New York City are 70 and 52.tern of municipal government can detector expert had testified that hree-man bench in Special Ses- . I III P(,-.I I Sp-rry TM Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bepjey. confirmed. of Seaside Heights, and two sis- Il'l'l l.t I Hl the position of the The public hearing will start at /lathis. I;.-I I'uii n Ilnltnl Cp this morning. false alarm a "heinous thing' C. Tel ft El rocket was to be controlled by 8:30 p. m. in the Senior High l'R l.lnr.i Mr. and Mrs. Francis Schroll, and said that "next to murder The senator, who lives in Toms r.i.n AM I'H I'lywil small jets. About half way Little Silver chool auditorium. r. Irl'h T.H Hull 849 Poole Ave., llazlet, son, this this is as serious a thing as iver, N. J., was arrested last I; > >' --f-ii r I\S Hinflt through the coasting period radio Any recommendations for gov- morning. (Continued) there is on the book." Dec. 2, in Manhattan after a mi- , jiy Van AI Sll education teachers will outline He attacked Cular's alibi of or collision between his car and Walworth failed to onnnite. their physical fitness program. be submitted to the voters at a Warn 71 Pic Pleadu No Dofennc being in his car talking to a a taxicab operated by Samuel 4 Jaffe said the data nlso show- referendum. Pap W IVnn Kl 37", The board voted to apply for friend in the center of town when cmpler( of Queens. •e Prll Wont I.'n Tel 44'i ed the "vehicle went through Cn.|t I «>.!( Fl In Higainv state aid for its. one experimen- the alarm was sounded from the At the brief trial, two police- l:m Mcll 4WI'i I uncalled-for maneuver — just tal kindergarten class. men differed as to Mathis' con- | Wnolwortli FREEHOLD - Edward J. outskirts of town. He also point- what kind of a maneuver we Discuss Salk ition at the time of the acci- Ovens, 5th St., Hichlands, plead- ed out that Cular had admit- In! '['ipi-t 100'* I don't know—but it deviated from A discussion was held on thiJones Heads dent. Iat Tel * T»! (2'J JI ed no defense yestorday before ted lying about his whereabouts dedicated to course." possibility of requiring all pupils at the time of the alarm when bounty Judge John C. Giordano NASA estimated the cost of to have Salk polio shots. The Patrolman John W. Troy said INTEGRITY Smorgasbord S«'I :o a charge of bigamy. Jaycees he was first arrested. ie questioned Mathis in a station lhc device, including rocket board delayed any action pend Defense Attorney Joseph Mat- To serve reverently ... According to Assistant Prose- nnd payload, al between 4 ng a report from the schoo MIDDLETOWN—Robert Jones, house and that Mathis told him Itv Drinocralic Club cutor John A. Petillo, Ovens is 62 Standish Rd., Little Silver, last tice, Asbury Park, cited the facts he had "a little" whisky. with dignity and beauty nnd 5 million dollars. physician. that no fingerprints had been UNION .BEACH — Plans for accused of marrying Pcarlc 1%. If successful it would have put Further discussion also will be night was elected president of "J believe he was intoxicated," always, and offering the « smorgasbord June A were mnde Hughes Jan. 19 while still legally the Greater Red Bank Junior taken and that other boys had he policeman said. Troy said un- into orbit lhc bigjjest, but notheld on a proposal to have the traces of the paint on their per- utmost in consideration. when ihe Regular Democratic married to Mrs. lilcanor Ovens, he heaviest, satellite ever loft- school library open one or twoChamber of Commerce. ler cross examination, however, Club, Inc., met last week. Mr. Roger St, Highlands. sons, and the testimony of the hat the senator was alert, po- At no time does creed or fd. days a week during the summer lie detector expert and Mrs. James McCoy are Lester King, Lippincoll Ave., (iround radar anil visual vacation. :te and co-operative. price make any difference chairmen. *ong Uranch, pleaded guilty to tracking iltvices were In plot Miss Ann Hoppock, assistant to Patrolman Austin Kelly, assign- in the high standards we A party followed the business in accusation of issuing bad Ihe sphere's course during (he the state commissioner of educa- d to a unit for testing intoxicated hecks. have upheld and shall con- meeting to celebrate the birth- first few orbits. On Ihe ninth tion in charge of elementar Mrs. Meyner rivers, said a test showed a day of Mrs. Chris Hakker, and Mr. Petillo said King is thnr- or tenth orbit, the balloon was schools, will be the guest speak- light amount of alcohol in the tinue to uphold in our t'.v IMh wedding anniversary of ed with issviing two checks total- expected to cross Ihe United er at the June 15 graduation ;enator's blood after the acci- service and responsibility Bernard Marciniak. Refresh- ng $58 at Ihe VFW Post in Long Slates on a path favorable for ceremony at 8 p.m. in the Mark- Heads Drive lent. Iwnt^ wcrr served. Mrs. Joseph .Jranch March 12 and 11. to the community. Ihe main experiment—bouncing ham Place School auditorium. TRENTON — Mrs. Robert B. In answer to defense question- Cunningham received the host- flolh men will be sentenced signals nnd messages between ess j'ift. day 27. Meyner is state chairman of theng, Kelly said the senator was the jet propulsion laboratory's Bell Ringer Residential March ot intoxicated. bifi radar dishes at GnUlstonc, Slow Expansion John E. Day of the New Jersey Mental Health The only other witness was the nnd Hell Telephone Labora- "und that opens Tuesday. The tories' tracking facility at For Economy ab driver who testified concern- LOCAL SECURITIES ;oal is $300,000. ng the collision. , Funeral Home Hnlimlcl. HOT SPRINGS (AP) — Indus The following bid nnd a.skcd quotations, from the National Asso- Goklstone wns to transmit on At a tea for county campaign Mathis had been free in $500 85 Riverside Avenue ciation nf Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- try experts today agreed with leaders and Bell Ringer chair- tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities 2.11)0 megacycles and Holmdel on ;overnment economists that th ail since the day after the ac- Keyport Branch 060 megacycles. The stations ex- men in Morven, the Governor's :ident. The acquittal was handed 361 Maple PI. could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated half - trillion dollar American home in Princeton, Mrs. Meyner by the "asked") at the time of compilation. pected to play this game of economy will expand slowly and lown by Justices Matthew J. Telephone 7-1352 space billiards several times dur- said that 45,000 volunteers will Phone SH 7-0332 BANKS unspectacularly through the res make a residential appeal this roy, presiding; John V. Flood Dlv. 11 Asked of IHGO. year. Tid Thomas Gray. Non-Sectarian A.slmry I'k.-Mannsrjtinn Nat'l 1.25 .1.1 J A forecast that national outpu Ashury l k., Ocean Grnve 2.51) •10 Last year the residential ap- vill total 507 billion dollars worth peal raised more than $244,000, AllcnhurM Nat'l .5(1 no Two Join if goods and services—slightly Atlantic Highlands Nat'l * 7. Ill) HiO 60 per cent of the Mental Health lielmar-Wall Nat'l •> nn lelow government climates—was *-,uif Robert Jones Fund's $-107,000 total collections. Ontral Ji-r.sf.'.v Hank 'i.ri reparcd for the spring meeting .Sll (x) mlFlreA uxilia ry I the Business Advisory Conn- Mrs. Meyner expressed confi- '0W l-armers & Merchants l.OO 18 He defeated Harry DeSamper dence that the new goal will be •re often happy memories—making the I-'irM Nat'l, Uradlry lirach r».ni( 1G5 !cil of Ihe Commerce Department i () nin in the race for the top post. Mr achieved if everyone will give a last a treasury of future hopes. Let us 1-ir.st Nat'), l-'rcehold fx.;) 12 ! P'' 3 here today. M IDuykR!Vt-;, ParR PLAZk I>1.A ,- an Mrsd . MrsPaulinc. i lones succeeds John Fcnton as donation when the Bell Ringer help you make these memories live in a Keanr.hu rc-Middlptnwn 12.01) 37.1 The council, a blue ribbon Long Branch Trust Ilinm Strii));felUnv, Ocorj.;e St., iresident. calls. beautiful, personalized monument. 18.011 fill body of 170 lop corporation Others elected at the meeting Visit our display and let us I*""""' Merchants Tru.M .70 21 j arr new members by the Lad-executives, is conferring over Charles E. Steen, Jr., New Matawan H;mk it McGuirc's Grove were: hetp you w ltnout obligation HO f) ies' Auxiliary ol the [ire com"Ithe week-end with Secretary of Shrewsbury, is the' Monmouth i ' Miininiiiilli r'uiiiity Nal'l .III Dr. Malcolm Brophy, Little "We only part to meet again." '•< pany. (Commerce Frederick H. Mueller County chairman. IV'iplcs Niit'l, :i .mi 70 SI) Silver, executive vice president; CAT Ki-w Ji-i'.i-y Trust Tlir auxilKiry met Tui-sday I andmhe7fio™ent officials! The only citizen movement de- l.mi •1-1 . night in the luiiiip of Mrs. Stan-! oseph Ulan, Little Silver, field voted to fmhting the entire JOHN VAN KIRK & SON Sea Hriglit'Nal'l 45 ley (JilhiTlMin, Davis La. Mrs.!. .. .-, .•ice president; Robert Dawson, U Uimper rd., MlcldleUmn nil rt. :alc Myers and Roy LeMaire, Moniu'iiilh P;irk from Mav 1 -31. .•11 Mrs. Nofinan Long, Jr., and Mrs.Councilman .lolin C. Dninico will ioth of Middletown, directors. I.'. .1. Natural (las Mrs. Meyner said the New U. H, J[oini'S and Development ('dip. |'j \ William Slrincft.'llovv. be honored at the annual faculty Mr. Jones joined Ihe Jaycees Jersey Pharmaceutical Associ- ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS 1 dinner of St. Peter's Institute of (y.) includini; .10 extra; (xx) fi.7 peici-nt stuck Qiv 1!IJH » Hi' picnic will be liclil in lieu uring the 1956-57 year and wasation would again co-opcratc •Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock dlv. 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LAKEHURST — For the first Yellow, Blue State Federation Convention time at any shore station, the 2 Iniated BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) — LITTLE SILVER — Twelve irday's luncheon. Entertainment public will be able to see the An architect with a riotous sense launching of aircraft just as they members of the Junior Woman's ill be provided by the Atlantic of color has got to pay person Club will be among the 1,000 barber shop quartet, long By Auxiliary would aboard one of our U.S. ally to repaint a building he de- Navy aircraft carriers. i club women attending the 33d 'amous as the leading singing signed for this Communist state. annual convention of the Junior roup of this type. The U.S. Naval Air Station here His original color scheme was Of Legion will open the gates from 9 a. m. Membership Department of the Highlight of this convention yellow, blue and red—in panels. New Jersey State Federation of ill be the award banquet to- LAURENCE HARBOR - The to 4 p. m. for its Armed Forces Day Open House Sunday. It looked .something like an Women's Clubs this week-end at morow night, when clubs will formal initiation of new mem- enormous tricolor of the Repub- First on the program is the Chalfonte-Haddon Hall in Atlan- be given awards for outstanding bers was conducted Monday by ic of Venezuela, tasteful within tic City. rark in various projects. Of Mrs. Rollin Rathbun, atter Mrs. Admiral Faragut Academy of the confines of a flag but garish Jack Olsen, president, opened the Pine Beach, and they will "kick- Mrs. Jack Skakandy, president, irime importance to the local when applied in gloss to a four- :lub will be the acceptance of meeting of the Ladies' Auxiliary off" the day's show with a band story building. will lead the club's delegation, of the American Legion. and drill team performance. with Mrs. Edward Carroll, new he second place drama depart- Passersby paused, squinted and ment award for the presentation Received into the organization Next on the program is a jet reached for their pens. Words vice president and project chair- formation flyover, helicopter res man; Mrs. Oliver Bennett, Mrs. f Maxwell Anderson's "Mary, were Mrs. David Gillespie, Mrs. ike gaudy, florid and flashy |ueen of Scotland" at the state cue demonstration, refueling ia quickly found their way into let- Michael Bivona, Mrs. James Marie' DeWeil, Mrs. Edna Hal- rama department tournament bert, Mrs. Walter Schlichting, flight of world's largest airship, ers to newspapers. Grant, Mrs. Jacob Schnoor, Mrs. Mrs. Howard Sonnebend, Mrs. and at 1 p.m. a simulated Ma- John Antliff, Mrs. Kenneth ast month. Mrs. Spreen will ac- rine assault for one hour with The architect had the building :ept the state award for best "Stuart Therien and Mrs. Oskar epainted in delicate blue and yel- Spreen, Mrs. Robert V !g, Mrs. Gohmert. Assisting Mrs. Rathbun close air support by jet and pro- CANCER BENEFIT—Monmouth. County Freeholder Director Joseph C. Irwin, center, Raymond Sergeant, Mrs. Herb- ictress. In addition, awards will peller driven aircraft. ow pastel shades—in cold weath- were the other past presidents purchases first ticket for dinner dance June 11 to benefit the Monmouth County er. By early spring the paint ert Swanson and Mrs. Frank Pa- e given to the five top clubs of the unit, Mrs. James Guilfoyle, The Marines will be flown into 1 was a mess. laia also attending. in the state for the best over- the assault area by helicopters Chapter , American Cancer Society. Looking on as Mr. Irwin receives ticket from Mrs. ll achievements during the past Mrs. John Vachitis, Mrs. John 'Come On ... Pay Up'.' The three-day convention will r DiGiovanni, Mrs. William Beck- using the "Vertical Envelop- Robert Patton, Middletown Township, general chairman, are, left to right, W. Daniel open tonight with the top win ear. ment method. These are but a Now, says the newspaper Nep- ner and the current president, Williams, president of the county chapter; Mrs. Raymond Collins, and Vincent T. szava, the state wants to see the ners of th6 state drama tourna- Mrs. Olsen. few of the highlights of the day's ments presenting winning plays. show. Hirsch, Monmouth County Crusade chairman, Mrs. N. T. Walker, Middletown, is color of the architect's money. He's got to pay to have the The local club will be among Mrs. William Beckner, unit During the day, the Naval Air honorary chairman for the event, to ba held at the Homestead Golf and Country Swindling chairman of Girls State, an- building repainted. the 15 represented in "Talent Test Facility (Ship Installations) Club, Spring Lake Heights. It is sponsored by the Middletown Township unit of the- Night," which follows. nounced plans for Sunday.when will include on their schedule Nepszava, belaboring some of she will accompany Mrs. Olsen; live launchings of jet aircraft, Cancer Society but all profits will go to the county chapter. The active committee the designers of the many new Mrs. King will sing "And This Charge Is Miss Rita Novotny, 1959 dele- just as Prudential's Sunday TV includes Mr. and Mrs. Patton, Mr. and Mrs. Collins; Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Wise, and buildings going up in Budapest, Is My Beloved," after which she gate; Miss Judith Holden, 1960 show, "Twentieth Century." also cites the strange case of the and Mrs. Spreen will sing "Bau- Mr. and Mrs. Bernard J. Ley. uncleanable windows. Preferred delegate, and Miss Diane Peer, The Test Facility is scheduled bles, Bangles, and Beads," along I960 alternate, to a rally at 2 to demonstrate an improved ver- The architect of a new apart- with the club's chorus. Those NEW YORK CITY - A grand p. m. in the Bayard Street Pres- sion of the conventional steam ment block, faced with the prob- participating are Mrs. Bivona, larceny charge pending against byterian Church, New Bruns catapult (the C-13) and a new Demos Hear YMCA to Hold Annual em of designing double windows Mrs. Grant, Mrs. Schnoor, Mrs. a New Yorker accused of swind- wick. type of compressed air catapult —common throughout this coun- Antliff, Mrs. Swanson, Mrs. Pa- ling Adolph Bronsell, of 899 Red (C-14) where jet fuel is burned try—had the inner ones made laia and Mrs. Sergeant. The Oaks Dr., Hlberon, was referred Mrs. John DiGiovanni, auxili- smaller than the outer. ary chairman for the 15th anni- in conjunction with compressed Talk On Dinner Next Monday Night theme of the convention is "Ara- the Grand Jury Wednesday after versary celebration to be held air. As a piece of art for art's sake bian Nights." i hearing in Felony Court. t was superb. As a piece of June 25 outlined plans for post At Saturday morning's business Brousell charged that he lost Industry RED BANK — Fred Schlosser functional Socialist realism, it and auxiliary members to sell 102 Buttermere Ave., Interlaken, meeting, Miss Jean Hamilton of ;617.84 to Harold Joseph, 45, of UNION BEACH — Henry Honor List didn't wash. 253 West 72d St., New York, af- tickets tomorrow. Charles of Henry Charles Studios, is chairman of the annual dinner North Plainfield, state chairmen Mother's Club The outside of the outside win- will introduce the now president ter Joseph claimed to he a travel She also announced that the Edison, was guest speaker when meeting of the Red Bank Com- dows could be cleaned only if poppy window display this year munity YMCA, which will be held of the New Jersey State Fedcr agent and collected the cash in the Democtaric Club of Union Is Released the frames were unhinged and return for plane and hotel re- will be set up in the vacant To Sponsor Beach met last week. in the "Y" gymnasium at 7:15 ation of Women's Clubs, who wil the complete window pulled into be elected at the senior conven servations for a Florida trip for store on Hoffman Plaza. The sale Mr. Charles was accompanied p.m. Monday. the room. But how to pull the of poppies will start May 23, and, •By Principal Serving with Mr. Schlosser on tion this week. State department Brousell, his wife, and Mr. and Fashion Show by his business manager, Otto larger window through the small- Mrs. Sheldon Frcistat, of 866 Van in preparation for the event, a Alberts. A film "Camera Eye on ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — the committee are Victor A. Ed- chairmen also will present their er inner one? Court Ave., Elberon. poppy poster contest was con- SHREWSBURY — The Moth- New Jersey" was shown by Mr. In releasing the honor list, Edi elmann of Rumson, awards re annual reports. ers' Club of Christ Episcopal "It is quite obvious," said The two couples say they hand- ducted in the local school. Charles to illustrate the advan- ward Dzurinko, high school prin- cognition; Harold Otten of Leon Nepszava, "that the help of the Of interest will be the report The judges, who are members Church is sponsoring a dessert tage in industrial growth of New cipal, stated that the policy in ardo, ticket distribution; Mrs, of Miss Barbara Moir of Maple- ed over tile money last April card party and fashion show by Budapest grand circus will have 7 at 253 West 72nd St., New or* the Woman's Club, were Mrs. Jersey compared to other states. effect is as follows: Rachel F. Mount of Middletown to be called in. Undoubtedly its wood, state project chairman Junior Bazaar, Red Bank, Tues- York. They made the trip, but Robert Martin, Mrs. William Wal- A film on the growth of Wild- Students who achieve 90 per dinner arrangements, and Hug acrobats will be able to clean who will announce whether or no lis and Mrs. August Edel. Two day at 8:15 p.m. in the parish wood also was shown. cent or better in all major sub- V. Alessandroni of Rumson, pros the goal of raising $25,000 to build found that no reservations had house, Sycamore Ave. the outer windows. The cost, how fifth grade students won first and Councilman William Rogers and jects and not less than 75 per- ident of the board. The dinne; ever, might be a trifle prohibi- an athletic field for the Tren- been confirmed for them, Brou- Mrs. Frederick E. Straus of second prizes in the class one Paul Smith, candidates for coun- cent in minor subjects are elibi- will be served by Mrs. Margare tive." ton State Home for Girls was sell claimed. Deal, commentator, states that group for the fourth, fifth and cil in the November, said the ble for the high honor roll. Allen. attained. The suspect is at liberty in a "well-rounded summer ward- sixth graders. interest in current primary elec- Students who achieve 85 per A change in the by-laws wil! $500 bail, awaiting Rrand jury robe featuring bathing suits, This project was a major un- tion in April as a sign the people cent o rbetter in all major sub- be the main topic of the business A Busy Week action on the charge. Carol Holden will receive $3 shorts, sport dresses and party meeting to be held in connection dertaking of the 4,500 club wo- and a medal, and her poster in the borough are interested in jects and not less than 70 per dresses will be shown." with the dinner. 7!ie recommen- men in the state this year. The will be entered in the county politics. cent in minor subjects are eligi- For Bertrands local club sponsored its annua New Momiioiith contest. Mrs. Arthur James, chairman; ble for the honor roll. dation from the nominating com- is being assisted by Mrs. Howell Donald Ostrander and Albert mittee, Harry H. Neuberper, EATONTOWN - It's been a spring card party for this pur- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hesse and Richard Gyalog won the sec- Boyle are chairmen of a magic The credit list recognizes busy time for the Virgil Bert- pose. family, Millbrook PI., have re- Walton and Mrs. Douglas McNitt, achievements of 80 per cent or chairman, proposes an addition ond prize of $2. Rose Bond's pos- tickets; Mrs. Anselm Broburg, show to be held in the all pur- of six new members to the board rand family of Myrtle Ave. Featured as guest speaker a turned from a three-week vaca- ter also will be submitted for pose room of Memorial School better irt all major subjects and A week ago Wednesday, daugh- the meeting will be Mrs. Emilv tion in St. Petersburg, Fla., with refreshments; Mrs. Joseph Jor- not less than 70 per cent in the of directors. This constitutiona! competition in the county c dan and Mrs. Samuel Nowel, ta- May 21. The two-hour perform- change will need a majority vote ter Kathy underwent a tonsillec- Jacobsen, international lecturer, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Corby. test in class two for seventh and ance is for adults as well as minor subjects. tomy at Monmouth Medical Cen- actress and journalist, who wil bles; Mrs. George Blair, publici On the high honor roll for this of the voting members presenl eighth grades and she will re- children. Tickets may be obtained ter. speak on "Humor — Weapon o Mr. and Mrs. William Kelly, ty, and Mrs. Frederick Lombard, marking period are Claudia Mor- at the meeting to become effec ceive $3 and a medal for her from Mr. Ostrander or Mr. Not to be outdone by his sis- the Friendly People." models. Mrs. Paul Hurautt is in gan, freshman; Robert Rippke, tive. Mrs. Minnie Eddy and Miss Hel- entry. Boyle. ter, brother Thomas was felled Awards will charge of music. Bruce Sahrbeck, Lynn Shugard New nominations to the boan be given in th en Kelly attended tho funeral of Jo Ann Galloway, eighth grade, by an accidental blow the next Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. Howard and Roberta Van Pernis, juniors of directors are: Walter A. Burk statewide art. photography am Mrs. Delia Newlin Wednesday in was the second place winner in day and was rushed, unconscious, Steel, Joan Henry, Susan James and Bernice Davies, and Jill hardt. Little Silver; Mrs. Roberl creative writing contests at Sat- Philadelphia. class two and she will receive by ambulance to the hospital. and Patti Jordan, New Shrews- Flag Sales Feldman, se'.iors. L. Finlayson, English town $2. He rallied around and by Sat bury; Miss Ann Sharpe, Eaton- Included in the honor list are Leighton M. Lobdell of Monmout An appeal was made by Mrs. town, and GeeGee Blair, Linda Hills, Highlands, and Bassett S urday morning was ready to re- HEADQUARTERS FOR ALL YOUR Urged By Rosemarie Greco, Lorre Janus, ceive his First Holy Communion Rathbun for redeemable stamps Fedorko, Laurie Ann Lyons and George McCallum and Florence WinmiU, Red Bank. which could obtain prizes for Susan Lombard, Shrewsbury, wil' Directors nominated for re-elec- at St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, McClear, sophomores; Dorothy which was followed by a Com fund-raising projects. all serve as models. Legion Post Snyder, junior; Robert Anthony, tion are Edward H. Conway of The unit will hold its second Fair Haven, Mrs. William C. El- munion breakfast for the chil- UNION BEACH - James Bar- Adina Bell, Edward Gerlach, He- dren. annual bazar at the Legion Home len Hotchkiss, Franklin Patter- lis of Rumson, Wilbur G. Hol- Aug. 12 and 13. Mrs. DiGiovanni ry, vice commander of the Amer- lands of Red Bank, F. Pierre In honor of the event, his pa- Banquet For ican Legion post, last week an- son, Patricia Reiher and William rents, Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Bert- asked members having seven or Seeley, seniors. Holmes of Fair Haven, Howard GARDENNEEDS eicht-inch dolls to donate them nounced that during May and Leon of Locust, Harold Otten of rand, held open house at for June a flag sales campaign will On the credit list are Susan members of the family and so members can dress them, Mrs. Club May 26 Duttkin, Mary Kammers and Belford, Dr. James W. Parker, John Paris will chairman the be launched by the post to en Sr., of Red Bank, Francis E. friends Saturday afternoon and OPEN ALL DAY LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Mar-courage the proper use and dis- Francis Viebrock, freshmen; night. bazar. Eva Earle, Jane Flatley, Lillian Swartz, Jr., of Fair Haven and The youth dances are being shall Stuart, chairman, announ- play of the American flag, and Leon Zuckerman of "Middletown. Thomas also marked his sev- ced at Monday night's meeting of to encourage more citizens to Frantin, Deborah Garrison, Ka- enth birthday Monday with a SUNDAY held every Friday in the post ren Knochel, Judith Johnson, Ei- The keynote speaker will be borne, starting at 7 p. m! A good the Junior Woman's Club that display the flag. party at his home. Guests were 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. reservations are open for the leen Kozak and Lynn Voightlan- James A. Aull, a Princeton Un- attendance "of well-behaved teen- A house to house canvas will iversity senior who is president his sisters Kathy, Virginia, and For Your Shopping Convenience mother-daughter banquet to be der, sophomores; Marguerite Ma Debbie; his cousin, Joan Gattis agers" was reported by Miss Bet- be made, according to George lone, junior; Karen Abrams, of the student Christian Associa- ty Reiher. held Thursday, May 26, at 7:15 Beigner, adjutant. Jack Cahill, of West Long Branch, and James p.m. in Joseph's Restaurant, Lawrence Austin, Verian Dato, tion on the Princeton campus Tho annual memorial services Union Beach, will be chairman, and chairman of the National Polifronc, Larry DeVito, Gary West Long Branch. Manfred Emrich, Elizabeth Fer Ranson, this place. Mrs. Law- • POTTED MUMS will be conducted at the meet- assisted by Robert Sooy and iar, William Freeman, Leona Student Christian Federation. Mr. ing Monday, May 23. Nomina- The garden department will James Barry, East Keansburg, Aull represented the YMCA on rence DeVito, Mrs. James Poli- • POTTED ROSES Murray, Charles Keech, Joann forne and Mrs. Philip Gattis al- tion of officers for the 1960-61 sponsor a flower arrangement and Herman Jetter and William Mount, Genevieve Machanska, the USA-USSR Exchange Pro- • ANNUALS year also will be held. contest again this year, and the McKee, Union Beach. gram in the summer of 1959 so were present. Ruth Gawler, Ronald Halvorsen, • EVERGREENS Refreshments were served by drama department will present Andrew Adamecs, Union Beach, Thomas Raike, Frederick Voor- and will represent the National Mrs. Leroy Halbert, Mrs. Wil ts award winning play. Maxwell chairman of Boys State, announ- hees, Clarence Welch and Rich- Student YMCA in France and ENTER FEIS Anderson's "Mary, Queen of liam Foster and Mrs. Oskar Goh- ced that Roy Scourzo will repre- ard Garvey. Greece this coming summer. NEW YORK — James and THE inert, cotland." sent the Legion. Anne Munnelly, 80 Seeley Ave., Mrs. William Gardella, mem- The American Legion awards Stava, Torvund join Keansburg, and Consuelo Wax- bership chairman, introduced program being conducted in the Union . Beach wood, Neptune, have entered the Mrs. John Rodowski, this place, local schools will end next week. Roberta Delaney was given a Sons of Norcg Lodge 28th annual Feis sponsored by Englishman as a new member and welcomed Winners will be given their dinner party Saturday afternoon LEONARDO — Jens Stava, the United Irish Counties Associ- Mrs. Andrew Colando of Red awards at graduation exercises. in Ye Cottage Inn, Keyport, by and Bjarne Torvund, Keyport, ation of New York, Sunday, June * I ANPHLSPlNgJ* DESIGNING A PLANTING Gives Talk Bank back to the club after a The graves chairman, Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rus were initiated in the 'Sons of 19, at Hunter College. 24 CHERRY TREE FARM ROAD brief leave of absence. Approx- Thomas Dierks, reported that sell Delaney, Shore Rd., after Noreg Lodge last Friday in the imately 25 new and prospective flag decorations of veterans' she received First Holy Commu American Legion hall. Thomas A. Edison took out NEW MONMOUTH On Apartheid members, plus the club officers graves will be held in conjunc- nion in Holy Family Catholic Guests were Mr .and Mrs. Ein-more than 1,000 patents. and department chairmen, atten- OS 1-2022 RUMSON — S. Sean Boud dis- tion with Keyport Post and the Church. Attending were her pa- ar Nilsen, of Brooklyn; Gunnar Havana has a population of ded a membership tea recently Veterans of Foreign Wars May Erickson, Caldwell; Jack Paul- about 780,000. Open Dally 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Mon. thru Frl. cussed the problem of "Apar- at the home of Mrs. Gardella. rents, her sister Karen, Miss Lois theid and the Future of South 22 at 9 a.m. Charles Goble, John Haggcrty, Union Beach, and her sen, Jersey City; Mr. and Mrs. Africa" at a meeting of the Mon- An inscribed gavel commem- Clark, Tony Nappi, Jack Hor- sister-in-law, Mrs. John Delaney, Leon Nelson, Woodbridgc; Mr. mouth County Branch of the Eng-orating the 10th anniversary of ner and Richard Clayton will Newark. and Ms. Ivar Lunde and Mr. and lish- Speaking Union of thd Uni- the junior club was accepted by make up the post committee. Ms. John Fromness, Westfield; ted States Tuesday in Rumson Mrs. Jack Skakandy, president, Guest speaker was county vice Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dierks, Alfred E. Wroldscn, Clark, third Country Club. from Mrs. E. R. Weaver, junior commander, Victor Kelly, Atlan- Front St., were guests Sunday district president, and Rolf Gran, club adviser. Mrs. Skakandy tic Highlands. Mr. Kelly com Apartheid is contrary to the of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Sach- New Rochelle, N. Y. organizer. democratic traditions of the Eng-thanked Mrs. Weaver for the per- plimented the members on the aranski, Sydney Ave. Mr. and A social will be held next Fri- lish-speaking peoples and will be sonal gift and reinstated her as conduct of the meeting, and the Mrs. Sacharanski celebrated day in the hall. There will be met with increasing opposition by junior club adviser for the com- way the committees worked on their seventh wedding anniver- dancing and refreshments. The the non-white population of South ing year. projects assigned. He stated that sary. convention will be held in the Africa, he said. A trip to Patricia Murphy's he post is one of the best or- Mrs. Edward Scullion nnd Berkeley Carterct Hotel, Asbury the RUMSON ROOM Gardens in Yonkers is on the Mr. Boud, a young Englishman ganized and most progressive In daughters Peggy Lynn and Kath- Park June 17 to June 1!). NEWLY DECORATED DINING ROOM A whose family emigrated to South agenda for,members of the gar- the county, and shows great pro- leen, Union Ave., were Sunday Africa after World War II, said den department Thursday, June nise. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Variety Parly May 214 African natives, who greatly out- 9. Mrs. Kenneth Walker, Jr., The post will meet again next Robert Bransdrof, Madison Town- PORT MONMOUTH — The La- number the European white popu- chairman, announced the next rriday at'8:30 p.m. in the Lc- ship. The dinner followed Rob- dies' Auxiliary of the First Aid OF THE lation, are being deprived of ba- meeting date of the group for :ion liall. ert's First Holy Communion. Squad will hold a variety party sic freedoms by the government, Wednesday, June 1, at her home The local Industrial Develop- in the first aid building May 2.1. composed almost entirely of Af- on Buttonwood Dr., Shrewsbury, ment Commission is taking a Mrs. George Iinyce is the dem- rikaaners — descendants of the at 8 p.m. Board Adopts visual survey of all undeveloped onstrator. The auxiliary will pur- sturdy Dutch Boers who wrested Hostesses for Monday's meet- property in tho borough for pur- chase three blankets to he used RUMSON HOTEL the Transvaal from the African ing at the Embury Methodist School Calendar j poses of developing for industry. by squad members. The Gold natives in the lflth Century. Church were Mrs. Anthony Tru- LITTLE SILVER - The board A survey will start Saturday to Cross meeting will he held Mny fulo, Mrs. Robert C. Nelson, Mrs. Mr. Bond has been associated of Education last night adopted determine Job classifications of 1!) in West Koansburj!. Michael Bivonn, Mrs. Robert ANNOUNCES with tho Liberal party in South a 1860-01 school calendar calling residents nf the borough. The Hostesses at the meeting Mon- Roberta and Mrs. Edgnr S. Von Africa, where he received his ed- for one more day than the pre- commission's target date for its day were Mrs. Albert Schcllcr, Gchren. Guests were Mrs. Nel- iiuation. He has traveled in Eu- sent calendar. preliminary report to the bor- Mrs. Rnbcrt Courtcr, Mrs. I-lnr- ITS FORMAL son, Fair Haven; Mrs. Charles rope and the Middle East and The new guide proposes 181 ough council Is June, 15 whim it ence DoOecUer nnd Mrs. Ann R. Freclietlc, l.incroft; Mrs. Von has contributed to South African school days beginning Sept. 7 and will report the findings of these Gchren, Little Silver; Mrs. Roy Prater. A cakeless rake sale was nnd British newspapers. He spent ending June 16, lilfil. surveys. OPENING S. LeMairc, Red Bank, and Mrs. held. six months in Capetown writing The calendar provides these Roberta, Rumson. nnd speakinc before cominj; to holidays: SATURDAY EVENING the United States, where he is Wednesday, Oct. 12, Columbus wnrkinp in the New York offices Ll. Smilli In Delegate Day; Thursday, Nov. 10, New MAY II of Sliced and Ward, publishers. Jersey Education Association "Nationalism, fed by an infer- To Sea Conference convention; Friday, Nov. 11, Vet- iority complex und hitter feelings RED DANK - Const Guard U. erans Day; Wednesday, Nnv. 2.1, toward the people of British ori- William E. Smith, son of Mr. and at 1 p.m., Thanksgiving; Friday, gin, is at the root of the Afrikn- Mrs. Robert H. Erwin, 283 B Dec. 23, Christmas; Wednesday, r the RUMSON HOTEL nncr trouble. There is no doubt Spring St., has been nnmed to r eh, 22, Washington's birthday; that Communists are exploiting tho United Stains delegation of Thursday, March .10, spring vn- this situation," ho concluded. thn Snfety of Lifo at Sen Con- cntion, nnd Tuesday, Mny 30, Appointed to the nominating; ference in London, EnRland, Memorial Bay. 10 Waterman Ave., Rumson committfo were Qiicntin Keith Tuesday. of Red Hank, c.hninnmi; Mrs. .1. I.I. Smith, n Ifl.W |;raduntn ol tlclpatlng fin the radio commit- Marshall Honkrr, Middlolnwn; Ihc Coast Gunrd Acndcmy at tee during the montli-lonj: confer RU 1-2000 nnd Von U. llnlsuy, Rumson. New London, Conn., will be par- once. f i Admiral Richard Byrd was 30 RED BA.VK REGISTER DRIVES TRAINING AWED Education. Training for non-high 4—Friday, Miy 13, 1960 school driver aspuaats, die as- rears of age when he fintt solo NEWARK —HitBruch MM- ; I- sociatta declared; should be a tilotea •• pia«e.\v -••-- : • -^ "•-•.'. •gen AnocialibB of the Motor function of the State Traffic Safe- Club of America, today called for ty Bureau. Successful completion uwBar Rf at Background to the Summit a statewide program to improve of such a course, it said, "should driver attitudes. be a pre-requisite for all appli- ACRILAN (EDITOR'S NOTE: One of Ni-j to fit almost any occasion. For opening Monday in Paris. World The 4l-member group asked cants before they are issued a Co nunism that minimum standards for both learner's permit." Jdta Khrushchev's major targets i the Summit meeting next wefkl "" . patently, still aims the high school and non-high CARPET of ,t next wee*', Summit mer it's: "To Ul. 0, bUg one school training programs be set Ho problem finfllnn tenants whf n you MONMOUTH CARPET up by the State Department of advertise The BegHter way.—Adver- HICillWAV 35, OAJiliX'ltSiT is the North Atlantic Treaty A!-: burn down the house." jjng dovvn lhe whole house in a liancc. AP news analyst William! This altitude seemed to domin-1 nuclear war. l L. Ryan tells why.) ale the Soviet premier's tactics in I To lnal cxU,ntj jt might be said YOUR CHOICE Nikita Krushchev has .sayings.'advance of the Summit meeting • |nat Khrushchev sincerely wants j pence. Why, then, his belliger- •Your choice of insur- Phone .. . ent blasts at the West, such as and the one before the Supreme Sov- ance agent is just as CA 2-2100 iet last week? important as your OR nights... with For one thing, the United States j choice of doctor or OFFSET indicates it will resist a Pax So- CA 2-2101 vietica—a peace imposed on the lawyer.. world on Soviet terms. For an- revolutionary lln r . . I • i • ' i ' <.' . there are impatient forces Your entire financial struc- lhe ture may some day depend Complete facilities for designing anu hniTIP <\\X Pfinnitlfinin? '" background in the Com- on how well he has performed printing quality advertising litera- his job. ture at reasonable prices . . . fast HUllld Oil UUIIUI UUilllig _ ^ I munist world, nagging at Khrush- service! I chev and threatening to force "ThBy're only paying me to baby-sit with this one, him into repeating Stalin's old Mom! The others' just came along with him!" Grossinger & Heller mistakes. Printing Service, Inc. menlCommunism, risks stagnatio, a dynamin if ict standmoves- swinging to the Communist side veiled threats, promises, and slill. Khrushchev seems to feel it Broad & Mechanic Sts. throughout the uncommitted above all, patience. 904 BROADWAY has plenty of room to move elsc- world. His plan seemed to have But Khrushchev's speech last Red Bank, IN. J. where than in Europe while it bcen ',„ sUstain en0Ugh pressure week went beyond all that. It was WEST LONG BRANCH pursues a closed, long-range at- to focus world attention on Ber- belligerent, Like Stalin's in the SHadyside 1-2100 tack on NATO's foundations. A lin and Germany, but not enough past, it could stiffen the Allied money every month on factor hchind Khrushchev's en- to upset the peaceful coexistence will toward unified resistance. ergetic peace offensive and evi- applecart. Communism could Perhaps Khrushchev still did operating costs, too...call dent anxiety for a Summit meet- move, meanwhile, in Asia, Africa not want to burn down the house ing seemed to have been a wish and Latin America. to get at the bugs. But it was to &ive momentum to a drive Soviet demands in Germany possible that the impatient ones Mary Carter says: against the North Atlantic Treaty with whom he must deal had T & 31 Healing and Organization. Its liquidation, if were made in the name of solicitude for peace. West Ber- thrust a sledge-hammer into his it was to be achieved at all, hands. And with it, Khrushchev Air Condi I ion ing Co. would take time. lin, three quarters of a city 110 miles inside Red-ruled East Ger- may have damaged severely the 24 Lloyds Road, Matawan One reason for NATO's exis- many, has been an abnormal delicate peaceful coexistence tence was a Stalin tnistake. His situation, said Khrushchev, and structure he had been building "When It Comes To grab for Berlin and openly war- what could be more reasonable so carefully for the past several OSbornc 1-1952 like posture frightened the West than making it an international years. into close military co-operation. free city, perhaps under the Khrushchev's thrusts have been United Nations? rnostly tactical, political feints 1 That would end the American, MEDICAL showing little inclination to repeat British, French and Soviet occu- Stalin's errors. Only in an at- . f „ ,. oc- mosphcre of relaxed tension cupatio„.„„,,„_n :i.s _a .toke„ n one, but its MEMOS could Khrushchev hope to pull existence deters Communist By H. L. Herschensohn, M.B, • NATO apart. | dreams of seizing the whole city. Yet Khrushchev's blast last With the Americans out and the week could hardly be considered U. N. administering West Ber- a contribution to relaxed tension. lin, the Russians would have a "THE CHANCES ARE YOU'LL GET FULL VALUE when you buy Perhaps there was more to it say in its affairs. The U. N. paint from any reputable manufacturer. The produet will do that time than just the familiar would be a far less effective de- Communist procedure: Advance J (crren( everything claimed for it; it'll be pleasing to the eye and, quite and retreat, threat and blandish- _,, ment. The two Germanys, said likely, it won't flake, peel or chip! You will, in short, be getting There are strong indications j what you pay for. Khrushchev's all-out peace of- mal situation, and therefore na- fensive tactics have been chal- tions which fought the Nazis lenged within his own party and should sign peace treaties with "MARY CARTER PAINT CUSTOMERS get the same full value, both of them. That would make among the U.S.S.R.'s allies. things nice and normal. East plus my unique 'no-cost extras' that actually give you more than Khrushchev, as many a Com-i •- , . , ,, Persons who suffer from any your money's worth! When you buy Mary Carter paint, enamel rm.ni.st statornent has testified, Germanythen procee, thud swit recognizedh logical-sound, could- form of rectal trouble should seemed confident that the bal- ing demands on West Berlin as a consider having a bidet installed or varnish, you're not paying for high profits — I'm satisfied n economical solution to mowing large lawns. The ance of political authority was ilantlrr i;ivc.i you more, yrl coiU less. city within its territory and sub- in their bathroom. A bidet is a "be nigged durability of the Islnndir m&fcrs it ft ple(uum*y en n c.,*Arw common piece of equipment seen with pennies per gallon! You're not paying for the services of [o own imd oprratc. Twin KW rotary blndes cut full SfT fflO*B> u"orY ject to its sovereignty. throughout Europe and in many with- Thrre iiwrflx forward nliu rtverir. Complrle electrical ftrtrtinK tyslrm By Khrushchev reckoning, the viiilablc Compare the blander with «ny mower, evep ilioic priced Ifl the countries of other continents but wholesalers, jobbers or other middlemen, either — I ship my 'J0O ai-ti ISUO miiif peace treaties would mean with- Savings Now not so common in the United Come in for a dcmomlration drive lodiiy. drawal of all troops from Ger- paint from my own factories, in my own big Diesel semi-trailers States. Earn many. The Russians would with- to my own retail paint stores. draw a few hundred miles. The It simply furnishes a gentle Americans would get out of Eu- stream of water which thor- Open Daily and Sat. 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. rope. There is no place else for oughly cleanses the area. There "IN ADDITION, EVERY 2nd CAN IS FREE OF EXTRA COST! is no irritation as tissues are not the installations now in West Ger- That's another big 'more for your money' dividend for users Friday 8 A. M. - 9 P. M. many. NATO would become a tot- used. The area has a better Per Annum tering shell. chance of becoming healed. Even of Mary Carter paint. No matter how much or how little you ' if there is no trouble in that PAID SEMI-ANNUALLY Could the Communisls then be region the bidet is a preventive buy, I'll give you an equal amount of paint, absolutely free of stopped in Europe? Not by of skin irritations. Furthermore, ground forces. The United States extra cost. There's no limit to this offer, and it applies to all Shadow Lctivn it is far more samitary because might threaten from afar with the fingers can not touch any nuclear weapons. But what about the paint, varnish and enamel at any of my 400 retail branches. SAVINGS contaminated material. From an the NATO partners? Would they esthetic viewpoint it is ideal. and Loan Assn. prefer nuclear war over their "MORE THAN YOUR MONEY'S WORTH is the policy that has Bidets are available for instal- Home Office Member I-IILIC soil to nonresistance? And would the Russians stand still and wait lation in present toilets. They op- made Mary Carter Paint Factories the world's largest operation Broadway find Norwood Avcs, ? Long Branch for the first blow? crate automatically by pushing a of its kind. It means, wl-^ther you'rs p--> ni*ng a single room or Tims seemed to go the reason.!1™'"™ or touching a foot switch, Brunches: Open Sun. 'HI Noon! ing behind, the peaceful coex-First there is a warm water the entire house, Oakhurst - Mlddletown istence offensive: Soft words, spray. It is followed by warm air which quickly and thoroughly dries the skin. "YOU BUY ONLY HALF THE PAINT YOU NEED! Every 2nd Can It is particularly appreciated by The rest is free of extra cost. 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Rome. enough to care—then Jet go! established in 1834 to control the MIDLETOWN — Cheryl and Fussy Girls "Don't brag about how many fur trade between rival Indian Debra Black, {Win daughters of other girl friends you have, If tribes. For a delightful Sunday » Mr. and Mrs. James Black, Hia- Girls, if you're in search of a you're new to the girl, she'll leah Ave., were four years old mate, learn how to date. It takes think, 'Let the rest take him—I LARGEST SELECTION OF May 4. Present at a party were practice. don't want him.' COCKTAILS Mrs. Rosalind Black, Mr. and "If a girl won't learn how to < For both parties, she con- ACRILAN and Mrs. Edward Pietkeiwcz, Mr. and get along with a boy when they're cludes: "Don't give up on the Mrs. Edward Bryant and daught- out, she may have a secret aver- other person too soon. Take an CARPET ef CONVERSATION er Joani, Mrs. Rose Miller and sion to marriage," says Lee Mor-interest in him—or her—and see MONMOUTH CARPET children Diane and Thomas, Mr. gan, a former social worker. what makes them tick." HIGHWAY 35, OAKIIUKST in the and Mrs. Harry Karba and Miss Morgan operates an in- DELIGHTFULLY AIR CONDITIONED daughter Carol Ann, Mrs. Jerry troduction service in New York Gilligan and family, Mrs. John with some 2,000 clients. Her ad- Announcing Opening of MOLLY PITCHER COCKTAIL LOUNGE Van Sickle and daughter Cindy, vice for those with marriage on Mrs. Peter Garone and son their minds: don't be too fussy, j the all new Hot and Cold Hors D'Oeuvrcs Frank, Mrs. William Tanzarino "Even if the man is far from and daughter Bobby Jo, Mrs. your ideal, at least he gives you ii rr MOLLY PITCHER HOTEL Robert Horn and children Robert experience in dealing with the! "On The Shrewsbury River" and Kevin, Mrs. Marie Antonelli dating situation," she says. "Andi and son William, Mrs. Ann Wil- don't forget—he may have eli- OF RED BANK kerson, Patricia McLellan, Donna gible friends." Incidental Entertainment Lynn Kingsland, Amy and Binker The girls. Miss Morgan advis- THE RUMSON YACHT CLUS Dickman, Peter Geronimo, James es: "The first time a man calls Black, Jr., and Bonnie Black. you, act interested. Don't be "On the Navesmk" moody. He has his own troubles. Up to Him FOOT OF FIRST STREET "Don't start by asking him to, move furniture or fix a light RUMSON, NEW JERSEY cord. Let him plali the evening. M.® Don't tell him his choice of a *Aw,Pl£AS£ LET HIM COMSPAV'.HB HASNT0/0J SEEM restaurant is too expensive—let OPEN TO THE PUBLIC THE NEW SHOWN'OH&Zl* him decide." For men. Miss Morgan says: RU 1-9875 outlook for supplies next sum- "Don't tell all your troubles on mer and fall is less certain. Weekly Frying chickens are featured in a number of stores in the East, Midwest and Far West, al- though fryer prices are up two Food to 12 cents a pound in other areas. Pork chops also are marked up in a few places, while Review leg of lamb generally is lower. Eggs also are down in some open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 By The Associated Press areas with the biggest cuts in Roast beef, in a variety of cuts medium and small sizes. to fit a variety of budgets, makes Salad loveis will be glad to a temporary comeback in many hear that crisp iceberg lettuce is supermarkets and neibhborhood the best buy among vegetables groceries this week. this week. Quality of the heads Although specials on beef have is good, produce men say. They been infrequent in recent months, report the smalter-sized new po- TRANSACTIONS WERE AS CLOSE AS supermarket meat experts cur tatoes will go well with lettuce rently are offering everything in a budget-helping potato sal- VOUP. MEAWE2T MAIL BO*, from chuck roast to sirloin tip ad. steaks. They see no break in the Other outstanding buys are beef market, but want to remind small to medium asparagus, spin \ housewives there is such a meat. ach, parsley. Eggplant, mush- Chuck, as low as 49 cents a rooms and medium-sized, old pound in the New York met crop yellow onions. New Crop on- ropolitan area, is offered in the ions are rated a good buy, as COUNTY RATIONAL East, Middle Atlantic States and are artichokes, beets, pascal cel- lyioNMQUTH Midwest. The price compres with ery of variable quality and con better than $1 a pound for cross dition, corn, endive, cscarole, rib roast and sirloin close to SI. watercress, sweet potatoes and tat U. S. department of Agricul- yellow or green squash. ture officials say supplies of bet- Carrots are a shade higher but ter grades of beef continue am- rate as a good buy just the same. ple. They add, however, that the In the fairly expensive category are beans, broccoli, cauliflower, cucumbers, best quality peppers, tomatoes, larger sizes of new po- tatoes, radishes and cabbage. New heads from California, Geor- gia and North Carolina should help bring cabbages prices clown a bit in the next few weeks. Fruit counters boast of out- standing bargains in bananas, grapefruit and oranges, while avocados, lemons and strawber- ries from North Carolina and Louisiana rate as good buys. You'll have to pay a little more for besl quality apples, canta- loupes, limes and water melons.

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Then he saw his THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 wife and he stood grinning as she hurried to his side. JAMES J. IIOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY. Business Manager Arthur Godfrey was home again. He had just com- W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager pleted a trip around the world. Member of the Associated Press A year ago, his detractors said he Associated I*rfas Is pr)til!<:;l cxi: ma for repubiicatlon of all th« local newa in this newapaper as won as all Al' i;e;va dl;-.ptitc.ric3. was doomed. Godfrey had cancer of the lung and it had attached itself to Member Audit Bureau of Circulation the aorta. The knockers buried him The Hod Brink Repisif;: assumes no financial ir-[,nrir,ibijiiic!) lor typographical erron In advertise* mm:?. b::t wnl rppr!:it Mii:--)ijt chiry.v. tti.'it [>;trt ol nn advertisement in vvhlcti tlio typographical error occarp Advertisers will pl'-ase noMfy ttio uianaiicinrnt immndi.-itfily of nny error which may occur. sadly and solemnly in print and on Tills newspaper of opinions In lr:tt*r« from Ua reader*. the air. Then they added a touch of ription I'rices In A'!v;ince Six month) S8.00 finality to the ceremony by refusing rnpj' n.t ronnter, 7 rent* Sincie copy by matt. 0 cent* to rap him any more. This must have FRIDAY, MAY 13, I960 BISHOP liurt because nothing bewilders a big man more than looking around and finding no squirrel guns aimed at him. We!! Done, indeed I heard reputable doctors say that Mr. Godfrey The genius of Americans has i plishment than those logged by the had eight months to go. He's still around. He still does a one-hour radio show every day and he tacks his big again been proved. Eighty-four days captain himself: television shows together with bits and pieces of tape after .submerging, the twin atomic It has been a national ac- taken from here and there. When he came home, he reactor submarine Triton surfacedj complement, for the sinews and had one more of his semi-monthly examinations and Tl ...... ,. j the power which make up our ship, this time he was worried because, on the trip, his It had sailed around the world —;. ' . ... , , . , , ' weight had dropped from 189 to 177. the genius which designed her, the The doctors probed and punched and sent the 41,500 miles - under water, on a thousands and hundreds of thou-, tracers through and made the pictures and looked grim and then he was slapped on the back and told: courslan 42e 0charte yearsd agoby .Ferdinand Magel- san(all jpartSi eacs ohf atht ehi scountry own ,metier to buil, ind "Negative. You're in good shape. Go on home." They Capt. Edward L. Beach and his i her safe, strong, self-reliant, are are nice words; Expensive words. Money can't buy crew of 182 officers and men had America, them but heart and courage can. completed their mission. Another "Triton pridefully and re- On February 19, Godfrey and his producer, Charles grand chapter on United States spectfully dedicates this voyage to Andrews, and a director and cameraman got aboard one of three Boeing 707's being delivered to Air In- naval prowess had ended. the people of the United States." Yes the eo le of the dia. Within two weeks, Arthur Godfrey had worn Magellan was very much in mind; " ' P P United out the director and cameraman. Early in April, An- statcs are rcadv to THESE DAYS WILLIAM as these sailors made their way accept this dedi- By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY drews quit and came home. Godfrey went everywhere cation and, in turn, each of the mil- around the globe, beneath the path It is beginning to appear that Nikita Khrushchev and did everything. lions of them have new reason for cut by his ship on that three-year wants to call off the Summit Conference or President S. WHITE He spent a day in London, flew on to Bombay, voyage of long ago. "Ave Nobilis self-confidence in this day when Eisenhower's visit to Soviet Russia or both. The Sum- WASHINGTON — The people then up to Hadra for a tiger hunt. The hunt consists great tilings are being done and are who ought to be on the side of of finding part of a goat left by a tiger. The theory Dux Iterum Sactum Est" ("Hail mit Conference can now amount to nothing. Too much the United States are doing fhore expected to be done. is occurring before the conference to make it more than its enemies to destroy its is that he will come back for the rest, of it. A hut was Noble Captain, It Is Done Again") built in a tree and Godfrey and Andrews sat up there than a meeting of an estranged hus- influence as the irreplaceable says the Triton's proud Latin It takes only the depth of one's leader of the free world. all night waiting for the bengal to return. If he did, and and wife in a lawyer's office. The motto in respectful memory of the own imagination to recognize what Of course, the Eisenhower Ad- the natives would flash lights in his eyes and Godfrey bloom has withered. ministration itself is partly to discoverer. Capt. Beach's mission has accom- would shoot him from the darkened tree. After two The visit of President Eisenhower blame; but only partly. Hysteri. plished, what this voyage means to cal .exaggerations of its sins, nights, Mr. G. quit. He said it wasn't sporting. Then Here, now, was an accomplish- to Russia in June is something else. both here and abroad, are far the future of submarine navigation. more to blame. he went on two native drives, and the bushbeaters ment worthy of the homage paid to There can be no question but that Presi- flushed two leopards and Godfrey shot them. There is a war potential in this, of dent Eisenhower ordinarily would bring The incident of the American the by-gone hero. Furthering the "spy plane" over Russia is be- He did his radio show every day on a little shoe- course. cheer and good-will to the Russian peo- respect, extended to him, the Triton ing inflated to manifest absurd- box type recorder and he was up at 9 and in bed 1 ple. He has been blessed with a charm- ity. passed by Mactan Island * in the But much more than that there after midnight. He puffs a little when he walks up a SOKOLSKY ing personality which quickly wins One might think this govern- Philippines where men aboard were is proof that the submersible has ment had committed the most hill, or upstairs, because he is operating on one lung. opened a worldwide artery of navi- friends. Khrushchev is doing everything conceivable sordid crime of the century. The Other than that, his freckled face is still round and able to glimpse by telescope the to break down the will of the Russian people to receive truth, of course, is that a gov- monument that marks the spot of gation. Commercial possibilities are ernment responsible for the safe- shiny, his eyes are as inquisitive as ever, and he still Eisenhower with enthusiasm. He may be afraid of the ty of its own people (and of mil- dies in mid-sentence if a pretty girl walks by. Once his death and, while remaining endless. political consequences of such a reception. It may no lions of other peoples) has a a sailor ... sealed for diving, it came awash at This now becomes a physical longer suit his purposes to have it happen. Khrushchev plain duty to run reconnaissance over a vast, hulking and secre In New Delhi he interviewed Pandit Nehru, and sign of -power as President Eisen- is now engaged in a vast enterprise of anti-American Cadiz, Spain, Magellan's point of power like the Soviet Union. flew out to see the Taj Mahal, which a grieving man ism in Latin America, the center of which is present departure. hower makes ready to go to the The truth, of course, also is once built to the memory of his wife. He met some Cuba. He may not want this enterprise interrupte that our first explanation for this Summit conference at Paris and en- men from Sikorsky, who were delivering a ten-passen- Once again, off Argentina, it even by the externals of friendship. particular plane was clumsy non ter into unprecedented discussions sense. But another truth is thai ger helicopter, and in two hours had mastered the r-nie up lo transfer an ill seaman Khrushchev has a particular hatred for Vice Presi with other chiefs of state. Already our government has now surely controls and flown the ship. to the cruiser Macon. But the en- dent Nixon who bowled him over in a free debate i: made enough public confessions other signs have been made. public in Moscow. Khrushchev can give pretty insul to satisfy the most petulant here At Mysore, he hunted bison from elephant back. tire voyage was made submerged. and among our allies. What more The only thing that bothered the redhead on the trip We have sailed a submarine un- ing talk but he can not take any back-talk. This was do these people want our govern- It is to the further honor of our was the usual toothache pain in his damaged hip. He der the Arctic icecap and have sent early learned by Malenkov, Molotov and Kaganovich ment to do? Must it wallow in people that the Triton was skippered He chose the opening of the American Fair to give the very streets in self-abase- flew to Hong Kong, then to Bangkok and Laos to see tell-tale satellites into space. We ment? Must it publicly promise Dr. Tom Dooley. Godfrey has a deep affection for the by a World War II hero and dis- Nixon a bad time. With the skill of a trained debate Nikita Khrushchev that the Uni- have, through generosity, aided doctor. "If you could see him work with the native tinguished author. The Japanese had Nixon turned the tables and to use an old phrase, madi ted States will go to the Summit country after country through years as a humble penitent so as not children," he says, and then he swallows and doesn't come to fear this bold and dashing a monkey out of Khrushchev. For this reason, Khrush to annoy Khrushchev or those of stress. We have much about finish the sentence. Capt. Beach as he whittled away at chev hates Nixon and has made his hatred plain fo who want a settlement at almost which our nation and the world can all to see. any price? He was in Tokyo when, by accident, he met Jack their scapowcr. But belter words can be proud. The Triton's mission was But there have been no prior indications that h There is great need to see this Benny. They went back to Godfrey's hotel and taped not be said about this new accom- episode in some perspective. Yes, a radio show. They saw the sights together and had accomplished. Well done. also disliked Eisenhower or feared him. In fact, th it was a bad business. But has spirit of Camp David was a Khrushchev slogan for a Communist dictatorship that laughs together. Suddqiily, Mr. G. discovered tea. He while. Khrushchev's present conduct is making it in has looted and murdered across used to sell it, but he was never known to favor it YOUR MONEY'S WORTH half of Europe now become a over all other beverages. He became a tea addict and creasingly difficult for President Eisenhower to go tc spotless victim of a dreadful Russia and the efforts are so persistent and so irritat scourge to peace, the United drank 25 cups a day. He was tea'd up so high that An- States of America? Is the un- drews was afraid hfs eyes would begin to slant. By SYLVIA PORTER ing that they are becoming unmistakable and sharpl armed aircraft the equivalent of antagonistic. the bloody Russian suppression .Godfrey was a busy and happy man on his trip. of Hungary? Is it possible that He saw everything he wanted to see, worked as though Tt Is conceivable tl,.-,t our ronn-|St;.ndard5 because I!H- risi- in maintain their margins or prom Khrushchev's game apparently is to get Eisen the home of the most massive try iijssin nmlil lake olf mi ;m\\\v cost of living has .slowed. Management"• s won't bo able ... hower to decline to go. Then the Russian will ente this was the most important hour of his life, and acted Inflationary binf;e dnnnj: tin- next. Workers who heal I lie inflalioi and malignant espionage system bail themselves out of their ex- n all history, the Soviet Union, as though all the tomorrows stretched interminably f,w ywrs-lmt barri,,,; another of the '50s did so only because W ™ , ' T' ^ upon a world-wide denunciation of Eisenhower an 1 can put our small efforts into before him. plob.il war or ;,„ unpredictable ilu-ir pay increases "were .JillR J,^'Vt lluf T' ,1™' the United States. If President Eisenhower sits tight such vast discredit? domestic ..I- steep. Now Ibe prosper! is 1'iej woVt be so^^rsv to i'mtjojilrir'1 moves according to schedule, Khrushchev may fin He looks better thinned down, and the doctors tastrophe, it's average uiliuial incre True, one unarmed aircraft think that the tea did it because it kept him from drink- hardly a l(>;:i-cosl of living will be within Ih incrt!iIS(,s ,)r himself, in the embarrassing position of being force went across Soviet airspace cal develop-.1-2 per cent r;m;;t\ pen-.'ptibl- prices" without the personal command ing sweet stuff. Once, when he was in Hong Kong, he ,„ a „,„,,. of f^i,I f v to tell Eisenhower that he does not want him to come Ml e ii t or ;i lower I lui n Ihe ;ivrr;ij;e pay liike. !|.,| j,,, of the President of the United port.me ° " Such a communication, after the reception that Khrush- decided to switch beverages and asked for a cold glass piobaliihiy. will mean th.it 'liusiiir' States. (The President did not of water. A Chinese friend shook his head no. the must ronlrol costs mud! nmr^Jlf " '.vT «»'••«• • remi-ndouschev received in this country, would be an intolerabl ncrsonally pack the pilot's lunch odds nn- that carefully if they are lo prosper, 1 K . , " "1ay lndus- insult. It might result in breaking off relations. I kit, either.) But does this really "Why can't I have the water?" Arthur Godfrey H,,. ir-o'iiM-eil ' 'jMiilisls w!io come up with new, suggest that some reckless band said. improved and attractive products. would if there, were any pride left in the State De peliod (if ex of militarists has taken over the CARMfCHAEL This is no longer (|ir> .inyUii "The water should be boiled," the man said. "You I r ii (i idmaiilv partment. foreign policy of the United •.'.ot-s-atany-price era; il hasn't «,|i'i-;) ,-md rap- States? could get a dangerous infection from it." been for some time Hut it i nn This much is clear: The honeymoon engineered by id i.ri,.- IIM-.;. s Is there anv rational conten i'r;i which promises gre.it re- Cyrus Eaton, Robert Dowling, Eric Johnston and other Godfrey burst into deep-throated laughter. "An in- |i-t olf by World War II in 11,.- whatever in the argument tha 1 wards lo corpora I ions which in- fection?" he said. "After what I've been through, that (sir! / 1'lVK anil l einloi c.-il Uv businessmen is over. The United States has consistentl; 'ecause this could happen i 1 vent new products, produce nml th' Korean conflict in the ear appeased Khrushchev, not to gain time, but with the blloivs that some inteilifienc would be like two weeks in Florida." I'l'ill:, if. i..IT. A' tually. the b. • market them. Kent or colonel could himsel J'inn;!!!', of t.'if end of tins pn.t- And as 1 reported in the three pacifistic objective of avoiding war. It is not possible to set off a nuclear war?" Di ! irevioiis columns, this new ern w.'U Jnf a*!»»ri r«lllf live fill :lil •!••; , of his ablest men out of the government and elevated that the annual interest you'll •d atomic cannon? bv f :-/•( earn on vntir nestej')' or invest- him to the direction of the Communist party. This ment will In- fair ami win more,elevation of Frol Ko/.lov would indicate that there is Why don't we—and our friend ibroad—ouit buvinf! the melodra Iban off'.i'l any foreseeable dc- more trouble in Russia than we know. If the party mntic rubbish ihe Russians an i line in Ihe value of Your dollars. is strong, under the Soviet system, the government wttinR out? Whv don't we qui Yon can have |:rea|er faith that liictinc in mitomatir. brnasl tin- dollar'; in vmir social scciir- ill take care of itself. Stalin trusted no one with MthiR? And If the United State's pen'.ion. private pension, i"-, power in the party. Khrushchev apparently finds that wernment had not undertaken will help piotert vim in) 1 Ihe load is too heavy to carry and has to have assist- he intelligence nrtivllies it ha< your older wars. To million ;, ndertaken—and will ;;o on un the I;,..,- meaiiin;: of a ance of younger men whose blood pressure is not crtakln!;—-would we not now be .ibili/i.i" dollar , | ,| O() )if K nnurirlnp, that same govern Ilut wIiilt is ltu> 1(i;ul tn!>l n s lent for hi-iiiR asleep ai'.ain^t the >'•-.' ..pecuiaim'i' 'w^.ulvTn^ » become too heavy? ossibilily of another Pearl Mar- or nai (Mai,- even thouj:h' Is il internal-' Has a jjenorntion which never knew tho or? ihelon-imn irnid of sinek and,'Revolution |,Cen asking too many questions? No one Siiinifir.-intlv, the official op- land |ii in-.; reina,,,.; upward...... wh. is lliulcr ..K.l vciir\_s of 1(ll(lw llu; ration lo the- l-.isenhoa'er Ad- An era r nor infiiitimi no, dciiaiion;A Hum of 50 was scvpii years old whuii the Revolution 'I'inncriitic party, are iictiriR new lo ihe v.e.i majonivlorcnrn.'d. Few IIK'II of the devolution are alive. Finally sponslhlv and speaking ;;oflly. \n . la alreniM Is tb» FCRT BENJAMIN HARRISON, at Umbertville when he opened Advertisement TO THE WONDERFUL Ind.—Army Pvt. Patrick E. Calandriello, son of Daniel J, Monmouth Shopping Center Calandriello, 93 Center Ave., At- EATONTOWN CIRCLE, EATONTOWN lantic Highlands, N. J., has com- 6 Tablo Service e French Pastries pleted the six-week disbursing specialist course at the Finance • Appetizers « imported Cheese School, here. All • Catering Service • Homemade Salads Calandriello was trained in the methods and procedures used in accounting for receipts and pay- ments made by finance disburs- Regular ing officers. The 19-year-old soldier entered the Army last November and CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE :ompleted basic training at Fort Goods! Dix, N. J. He is a 1958 graduate of At- PER ANNUM lantic Highlands High School. Cepr. t»O by IWt«d Fntun Syrufam., l«c _ Three in County Not Accounts insured up to $10,000 by the "You had two snails in that pocket last.night. Go ask Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. your mother if she found the other in the house!" Receive Awards NEW BRUNSWICK — Three Seconds! Monmouth County students were MORTGAGE LOANS TODAY'S among the 30 at Douglass College HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS who received academic prizes at the annual awards assembly What Business Mirror Tuesday. Mrs. Abbie Wilgerodt Brock- 'MARINE VIEW SAVINGS By SAM DAW SON well, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wilgerodt, Llncroft, was Savings! AND LOAN ASSOCIATION This is one or those periods fore stepping off the curb. announced as the recipient of the | when it can be said that today's Employment is up, as Presi- $300 Borden Home Economics MIDDLETOWN OFFICE figures predict better times acom- dent Eisenhower reports with scholarship award. ng — but, on the other hand.. . . justifiable pride. But it hasn' Ruth Bauman, 3 Pine Dr., 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN risen by quite as much over las Roosevelt, received the Julia A large number of current Carlie Memorial prize in original OS 1-2400 (Five Corners) statistics, mostly dealing with year as has the labor force. Am the number of jobs took a bi; composition for poetry, and Ju- SALE! GULISTAN CARPET April, set up these two-way sign- dith Gutterman, Asbury Park, re- posts. And the stock market, by jump in April over March. Bui March was abnormal because ol ceived the Pi Mu Epsilon Junior and large, seems little impressed. Atlantic Highlands Office unseasonal weather and, there award for superior achievement * ALL WOOL WjLTON—Extra Special $ 6.50 sq. yd. 33 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS So, Friday the 13th may be a fore, April's gains are a bit un in mathematics. good time to look both ways be- seasonal, too. ** ALL WOOL SCULPTURED WILTON $10.50 sq. yd. AT 1-0100 Temperance Wick, daughter of Jobs increased in farming, con a Colonial Cavalry officer, hid •••• ALL WOOL WILTON NOW $18.95 sq. yd. LAKGEST SELRCTION OP struction and retail trade. Bui her horse in her bedroom to save ACRILAN they were off slightly in manU' it from British troops during the ALL WOOL TWIST CARPET NOW $10.95 sq. yd. factoring. American Revolutionary War. CARPET at Jobs Tumble The Wick House, built in 1746, Colors for Every Decor! Bring Room Measurements is maintained as an historic site MONMOUTH CARPET Unemployment took a sizabl at Morristown National Histori- ft Pays to Advertise in The Register HIGHWAY 35, OAKIITOST tumble in April — a cause for rejoicing. cal Park in Morris County. It's True! We Have Carpet as Low as $4.95 sq. yd. But there were more persons out of work this April than last. finite trend toward higher state They number 5 per cent of the and local taxes. total labor force of the nation All to the good are the signs WE CARRY NYLON CARPET MADE OF 100% And in some regions of the that consumer confidence is DU PONT 501 CONTINUOUS FILAMENT NYLON— country the percentage is much strong with buying intentions higher. vigorous and that business con- 10 COLORS IN 12 AND 15-FOOT WIDTHS. Total dollar value of the fidence is high enough to let nation's goods and services — companies plan larger outlays for expansion and modernization. This Carpet Carries a 10-Year Guarantee. known as gross national product (GNP) — passed the half trillion But the stock market persists dollar mark for the first time — n bearish sentiment, relieved ORIENTAL PATTERN RUGS SPECIAL PRICES! HOOKED a matter of pride to all. mly now and then by spurts of AND BRAIDED RUGS bullishness, and then usually for 9'xl2" SIZE $65 TO $209-50 But much of the spurt over the Many Sizet fo Chooio From final months of 1959 was due to stocks of individual companies r certain industries. greater than usual buildup of WOOL REMNANT CARPETS industrial inventories after the First quarter earnings as a skimpy days of the steel strike. whole managed to chalk up a 18"x27" $1.00 up 27"x54" $4.00 up WOOL BLEND RUGS 5.5 per cent gain over the like And this buildup has slowed to 27"x27" $1.50 up 4'6x6' $12.00 up 9'xl2' SIZE $30 TO $49.50 a trickle and may be over soon. period in 1959. But few companies The cost of living has risen foresee any such gain In the April only one fourth of one per cent May-June quarter over the un- SUMMER FURNITURE GALORE usually high profits of 1959's in the last three months. But second quarter when preparations such rises as there were came for the steel strike spurred order- Aluminum Chaises $14.50 up largely from costlier services and ing and buying. the increasing expenditures for Aluminum Gliders $29.50 up these were another big help in But — and this Is a final "on boosting GNP to its record high. the other hand" — the outlook Aluminum Chairs $ 7.95 up (That is, rising cost did play a for the end of the year is general- part in the gain.) ly bright, no matter what the $ 6.50 up —and many other items' Retail sales in April set a summer may bring. Porch Tables record for the month, 5 per cent above the figure of the previous year. And this is a cause for PLiASURE general rejoicing. POOL CO. Minor Reservation Authorized Dealer for McKELVEY'S But — and this time the reser- vation is only minor — April sales LANCER Factory Showrooms for Gulistan Carpets Mada Here. were helped by the better weather Molded Fibreglas Easy Charge and Budget Payments. that followed March's crippling blows and also by the later POOLS 2-Hour Free Park* Easter this year. OUT OF TOWNEBS 21 VEST MAIN STREET. FREEHOLD, N. J.ing ot Freehold's On the plus side is the strong Coll Collect TELEPHONE: HOpklns 2-0630 hope for a balanced federal bud- nl 3 Municipal Lots. get this year with little change Call CA 3-0218 Store Hours Monday thru Saturday H:00 A.M. to 5:30 I'.M ^STORE OPIM FRIDAY TO IIF.

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BKOAD AND FRONT STREETS >RID BANK, NJ. • SH l-5300< 128 fvionmufh Rood Oaldiursf, N. J. Telephone KEIIorjy MSOQ IIP illl5(Wlffi!«i!EW!ai!if Ml IV ...A TOLL EVADERS FINED V. 1960 BED BANK REGISTER there should be • place for in Armnmith BoOden. Magic Cot- dividual enftence without the in- tage Bemty fata. Harbor Beau- MIDDLETOWN - Richard P. Yoath ferbor Women's ty Shoppe sad Vat-Tones. the tell out of my glove," wys trusion of communism. A third Smith. P, Fort Momnoutb, and AVILA GOOD AT KICKINC 11K first place-trophy was Fox."My idea to prevent this is said Hsiao Wen was shortsighted Robert F. Lowney, 2J, of May- CHICAGO (AP) — Nellie Fax. and bourgeois. League Dines presented to Mrt.Holub; Mri. Pa- Chicago White Sox second base- to tag: the man low so that he nard, Mass., each paid $5 fines can't get a good kick at the ball. A Tientsin youth echoed Hsiao tricia Magala, second; Mrs. Julia man, say* Bobby Avila was one Freedom Call Rises Wen and asked, "when are we MATAWAN-The Harbor Wom- Varga, third; Mrs. Marian Sles- recently for evading payment of Avila is playing in Mexico this en's Bowling League held its first of the best at kicking the ball going to have more leisure!" He inski; fourth, and Mrs, Madeline the 10-cent toll at the. Gar- out of a fielder's glove while season. said Hsiao's way of thinking annual banquet Saturday in Pe- Billand, fifth. erson's Buttonwood Manor. den State Parkway's Red Bank coming into second base. represented the views of many Trophies for high individual 6 ..... I Jt pay» to »ilverll«e In The Reciter. Within Red China toll area. for a Revolutionary Youth?" young people over 25. Mrs. Joseph Holub, president, games were awarded to Mrs. Pa- "He had the knack of kicking -A

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BRFUMS NAIL-APRONS STORE HOURS: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, 10 A. M. fo 9:30 P. M. Tuaiday and Saturday, 10:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M, BED BANK REGISTER DENNIS THE MENACE party waf held for Jotf Luaua Mr. ad Mn. Orris D. Steel- Randall, and ehfldrec Gregory Blight Bill on Mi *dh birthday. Guecti man, Highland Ave., visited Mrs. and April of Gibbtboro. 10-FnUr, M»r 13, 1960 u were, Steven Seber, Cornell and Stedmaa'f parents, Mr. and Mn. ^ nipper preceded Wedses- Lubcbek DttewOaky, Michael Harry K. Watreui, Fairiawn, on Mrjarid Mrs. Stephen H. Fal- llAs No Solution day*s meeting of the Women't Denise, Diane Caynor, Larry Mother's Day. ler '85 Washington Ave., cele- Society of Christian Service in Youngmafl, Allie LaMura, Chris- brated their wedding anniversary WASHINGTON (AP) — Rep, the Methodist Church. tine Lanzaro, Marilyn Baeri, Mr, and Mrs. Edward A. Kwitk, Saturday. Short of George. M. WaJlhauser (R-NJ) Lynn and Glenn Peterson, Mrs. Fifth St., celebrated their 15th says the 251-million-dollar de- Fourth grade pupils of Morgan- Peter Peterson, Wire. Garry De- wedding anniversary last Friday. Mrs. Pauline Meyerherm, High- Closet Space? pressed areas bill passed last /Hie School last week visited the nise, Mrs. Joseph Lanzaro, Sr,, land Ave.,' visited last week-end week by Congress would create lanetarium of Benjamin Frank- all ofMorganville. Mrs. Vincent Mr. and Mrs. John X. White, with her son and daughter-in- just as many problems as i n Institute in Philadelphia. They Gentile and son, Vinny, of 45 Second St., had as weekend law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer- It's would solve. were accompanied by their teach- Cheesequake, Mrs. Irene Geipel guests their son-in-law and herm and family of Tuckahoe, Wallhauser estimated New r, Mrs. Robert Jones, and class and daughters, Karen and Pattie, daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Gene N. Y. Jersey would receive about $2,- mothers, Mrs. Kurt Schwarz and )f Old Bridge, Mrs. Dot Van- 300,000 in loans at a cost to the Mrs. William Ulbrich. irsdale and daughters Barbara, jjr»"f •r... state's taxpayers of $6,400,000. iandy and Linda of Spotswood. Hathaivay shirts In a letter to constituents, Mrs. John Gustavsen and Miss Ruth Ann Jessen of Marlboro in short sleeves for Wallhauser said "Meeting the Highlands crises in these depressed areas Gardens have returned from At- hot weather comfort Storage is highly important, but it mus lantic City where they attended Members of the Water Witch be done under a program tha the annual state rally of Theta iocial Club made final plans for » Fill up (he box will not unduly upset the econ Rho Girls Club, Independent Or- a bus trip and theater party to • Only 2.95 up to $100 omy of other areas of the na der of Odd Fellows. Miss Jessen New York City. They will at- ' value, plus regular tion." was appointed to serve as con- ;end a matinee performance of cleaning charge. "One of the problems that mus ductor for the new term of the "Gypsy." Mrs. William Fests and • Pay nothing 'til fall. be met is to avoid taking away tate organization. She is a mem- Mrs. Eston Brink were hostesses. from one area to help another, ber of Delta Theta Rho, No. 4100Mrs. Edward Bunting and Mrs • Free pickup and SH 1-0464 delivery. which only would overcome one f Perth Amboy. Esther Dennis will be hostesses Wednesday at Charlie and Ed 20 Broid St Red Bank crisis and create another," he #—»», f said. Miss Nancy Youngman, daugh- die's. LEON'S ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Youngman, Lloyd Road, celebrat- SH 7-2800 Red Bank Nevada became a state in 3861 France liberated Syria and Leb ed her ninth birthday last week. Custom-Made anon in 1M4. *1T WAS THAT DARNO.' S4ND/WW...:tfEAH, IT WAS' Her guests were Cheryl and UW/(WHi'SAttOAU0t@?TH5PlAC Katherine Mount, Denise Sween- ey, Beverly and Linda Ryniewicz, Deborah Barbolini, Patty Cullens, Nancy and Judith Schwarz all of Lutherans Here Join MorganviUe, and Mrs. Edna Yea- ger and daughters, Geraldine and World Relief Program Jo Anne, Sayreville. AWNINGS LINCROFT OFFICE Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Schwarc RED BANK — Members of for three troops to Camp Monoc 3f Rt. 79, entertained Mr. and Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in June will be made. Girl scouts Mrs. "Nicholas Catino of Cutler • •••0 Ridge, Fla., last week. Their • Keep the Inside of your • Our awnings are custom- will observe "Lutheran World and Brownies will take part Sun made in our own modern Action Sunday. day in the opening day of th daughter, Judith ' Schwarz house up to 15' cooler. marked her tenth birthday las shop to fit your house and In doing so, they will be joining Little League baseball teams al needs. members of 11,000 other Luther the Thompson Recreation Field. Friday. © Protect your furnishings "Opening Soou"/^\ an congregations co-operating in from the sun; prevents Our long experience enables the National Lutheran Council in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bluhm an< Miss Patty Cullens, daughter fading. us to help you select a a program to send gifts to needy son Robert of Manor Pkwy. spenl if Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullens style to go with your house. of Marlboro Gardens, celebrated persons in troubled areas of the last week-end with Mr. and Mrs, • Adds that (ouch of beauty 0 Made of the finest quality world. Joseph Rese at Philadelphia, her tenth birthday last week. to the outside of your home. materials sewn with orlon LWA funds help provide food, thread for longest life. clothing, medical care, education- Plans have been made by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Gentile • Patio canopies add a al and vocational training, self- Sunday school fathers of thi last week were hosts at a birth summer outdoor living » Installed by personally trained and experienced KEANSBURG- help projects, and inter-church Presbyterian Church to hold day dinner for Mrs. Joseph'Lan area. aid In 83 countries from Tangan- roast beef dinner Saturday, Ma' zaro, Sr. Guests were Vincent MIDDLETOWN t yika, East Africa to Korea and 21, at the church hall. Funds entile, Jr., Cheesequake, Joseph from Yugoslavia to Chile. raised will be used to purchas Lanzaro, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Peter CALL NOW FOR FREE ESTIMATE National Bank World Refugee Year, an inter- materials to make choir robei Peterson and children, Glenn and national effort which seeks to find for the youth choir. Lynn, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lan- permanent solutions for refugees zaro, Jr. and children, Chris and STANDARD AWNING CO. KINGS HWY. will be emphasized here. Of c E. Douglas Brandt of Marli lody, all of MorganviUe. Mrs. total $3,980,000, being sought na- Farm celebrated his birthday

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The Linhaven Womens' Bowl- :ek with the Board of Domes- Kcunslmrg ing League ended its season Tues- c Missions of the Reformed day with Weeks Auto Body in Ihurch of America. She repre- The fifth birthday of William irst place; Jim's Roman Gar- mted the Middletown Reform- For the Very Latest dens, second; L. Bouchard Build- McManus, son of Mr. and Mrs Church, and serves on the William McManus, Ninth St. r, third; Bayles Electric, fourth; anadian committee. In Jet Travel Service! Matawan-Keyport 300 Bar, fifth, West Keansburg, was celebratec and Ed's Sunoco Service, sixth. (Saturday. Present were Billy an In Monmourh County High average bowler was Flor- Port Monmoiuli i Bobby Plath, John and Deli: ence Testino, 170, followed by iMaund and Diane and Raymon' MISSES' ROLL-UP SL It's ... Rose Marasco, 158, and Dorothy A card party will be held McManus. Creed, 148. 'uesday at the home of Mrs. illian Clayton by members of Members of the Wednesda; Mr. and Mrs. William Maras- Women's Republican club, Club attended a performance o Morris Travel Service co of 3 Walker Ter. gave their o-hostesses will be Mrs. William 'Gypsy" and had dinner at "Tb 3 SOUTH ST. HO 2-4440 FREEHOLD, N. J. son William a dinner party Sat- owens and Mrs. Margaret Tri- Headquarters," New York, las urday in celebration of his First old. Hostesses at the last meet- week. Attending were Mrs. Char- H6Iy Communion in St. Mary's ig were Mrs. Albert Mixson, les Merkens, Mrs. Frank Rein-; Catholic Church. Guests includ- TS. Jasper Morreli and Mrs. ecke, Mrs. William Carroll, Mrs. ed Mr. and Mrs. Philip Luchesse oseph Toplass. John Patey, Mrs. Joesph Caton, and daughter Phyllis, Bloom- Mrs. Florence Eichwald, Mrs. leld: Mrs. Janet Damaino and Mrs. Robert Drake spent the Margaret Lenehan, Mrs. Hattie daughter Denise, Miss Bertha iast three weeks with Mr. and Tawsseg, Mrs. William Meyers, Fasinski, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony fs. William Wilgocki and family Mrs. Harold Lawton, Mrs. Robert Jersey City. Mr. and Mrs. MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Napurano and Mr. and Mrs. Lawton, Mrs. William Feehan, Nunzio Policastro, Newark, and rake and Benjamin Shindle Mrs. • James Magna, Mrs. Helen ient the past Sunday there. FAST—WHILE Mr. Bernard Bucco, Nutley. Springer and Mrs. Mae Klein. The fifth birthday of John Bi- YOU WAIT Mr. and Mrs. James Grany of SHOE REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman incamano, and second birthday Hoboken entertained Mrs. Wil- of 233 Cherry Tree La., new ar 1 Barry Biancamano, sons of rivals in Middletown from Ro. liam Carroll at dinner for Moth- INTRODUCTORY SPECIALS •r. and Mrs. John Biancamano, er's Day in Molly Pitcher Hotel, selle, entertained their bridge Campbell Ave., were celebrated Red Bank. AT MONEY SAVING PRICES club Saturday at their home. Sunday. Present were Mrs. Rose Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ron lelaney, Wanamassa; Mr. and For THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Fowlie, Cranford; Mr. and Mrs. Irs. Delaney and family, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gardella, Clifford Holcomb and Mr. and ohn Welch of St. Peter's College, who have been residing in Calis- Mrs. Arthur Swensen, Roselle, dr. and Mrs. Joseph Biancama- toga, Calif., the past eight Half Soles 1.77 and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Read, IO, Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Car- months, have returned to make Elizabeth. ioiis and family, Jersey City, and their home in Keansburg. Rubber Heels ..79c 'hilip Fauerbach and family, Mr. and Mrs. William tainbow Lake. Mrs. Margaret Lenehan, this co, 3 Walker Ter, attended the place, Mrs. Richard Young, Leon- Ladies' Lifts 37c ardo, and Mrs. Harold Menken, Coiup. first Holy Communion and din Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Mose SPIKE OR CUBAN Atlantic Highlands, attended a ner party of Mr. Marasco's ,' of Tarentum, Pa., spent the iast week with Mr. and Mrs bridal shower for Miss Joyce Jol! Value niece, Denise Damaino, in New- imore of Newark Saturday. BEST materials ark last week-end. :aymond Toynbee, Campbel FRATERNITY GUARD f.98-2.98 FINEST service Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Berling LOW PRICES of Coral PI. celebrated their son Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wenzel, SHREWSBURY — Francis V. Walada Ave., entertained at a o e • Robert's installation for master Bonello, son of Francis L. councilor, Aberdeen Chapter, or- Mother's Day dinner for Mrs. Bonello, 39 Garden Rd., was re- Come to the Shoe Repair Department der of De Molay. \nna Stava, who recently re- cently elected a guard of Kappa and get a FREE BALLOON for the Children! :urned from a visit in North Sigma fraternity at Brown Uni Mrs. Harold Millward of The tfiami, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Donald versity. A graduate of the Ped • So well known the label Trail has returned from Wald- vlerker and family, Mr. and Mrs.die School, he is a candidate had to be removed to sell BASEMENT SHOE REPAIR Robert Pecyni, this place, and wick, N.Y., where she spent the for the bachelor of arts degree, :on, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles class of 1961. He is also a mem- at this tremendous low Jtava, Westfield. ber of the Glee Club and the price! Chapel Choir and he served as Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wackar a student adviser to freshmen. • All washable, drip-dry if North Miami, Fla., are visiting .ilr. and Mrs. John Czugh and -fabrics! family of Walada for six weeks. • Fashion convertible Ar. and Mrs. Czugh entertained lunday for Mr. and Mrs. Joseph collars and roll-up /ackar, Carteret, Mr. and Mrs. sleeves! lichard Wackar, Glassboro, and AT. and Mrs. John Czugh, this • A myriad of patterns, ilace. prints, stripes & plaids! • Sizes 32-38! Guess Who ... 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Open 24 Hours 7 Days per Week 54 N. NUDGE AVE. HWY. 35 i'HICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd. W. RESKRVtL and HECTOR PI... Hwy. 35, Middletown llli: RIGHT TO LIMIT OUANTHIi::;, Wllll.L QUANHTItT. lAST i RED DANK OS MG50 U—Friday, Mar 13, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Presbyterian Around Monmouth Party Set Mayfime Tour of Hpmes Junior Service League Women's Circles With Midi By Liberty Publicized by Steinbach's By Mrs. Albtrf J, Hrutk* Entertains at Marlboro Auxiliary RED BANK — To help Mad-i cherry red smocks they wear Meet Wednesday • The Arrjpry L. Haskells of Mid- boro Hospital Auxiliary with while working at Marlboro State napkin filled with cookies end RED BANK — Circles oi the dletown made a slow trip home BED BANK — The auxiliary publicity for its Maytime Tour Hospital, MARLBORO — Members of the Women's Association of the candies from league members. from Palm Beach, They stopped of Liberty Hose Company, meet of Homes May 24, Steinbach of The window displays were Junior Service League of Red Presbyterian Church will meel To Install in Washington on the way and ing Wednesday night in the fire Bank presented their annual Assisting on the committee Red Bank has given the auxili- executed by Edwin A. Natter, Wednesday at members' homes. stayed long enough to see the house, made plans to hold a so- ary the use of four of the spring fashion show Wednesday were Mrs. Emery G. Wingerter, display director. The manne- Rachel Circle, of which Mrs, Mrs. Kozak Hunt Cup races at Churchill cail in the fire house on White store's show windows. quins are dressed in afternoon at Marlboro State Hospital for Fair Haven ,in charge of models; Downs, and then went on to Vir- Mrs. Robert L. Dalton, Jr., New Robert L. Reynolds and Mrs ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - St. Monday, May 23. The store manager, Fred costumes and accessories are more than S50 patients. Mrs. Rob- James H. Conolly are chairmen, ginia where they spent a week ert L. Nicholas, Locust, was Monmouth; Mrs. Hurd and Mrs Mrs. Stanley Kozak will be in The group also will have a Schlosser, also gave the auxili- items loaned by the women will hold a rummage sale next as guests of Mrs. Fred Owsley whose homes will be included chairman. lOwen Gibson, Fair Haven, Thrift stalled president of the St. Agne of Warrenton. They attended the demonstration meeting at Crown ary desk space in the store to Shop items, and Mrs. Thomas [Thursday and Friday in a store Kitchens, Middletown, Thursday sell tickets for the tour. in the tour. Modeling their own clothes, as on Shrewsbury Ave., next to the Parent-Teacher Association at Gold Cup races Saturday and ar- well as clothing from the Lea- 'p. Key, West Long Branch, com- meeting Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. i; rive at home late Sunday night. night, May 26. The desk is manned daily by Photographs of the houses in- Buttercrust Bakery. Sale hours cluded in the tour, made by gue's Thrift and Consignment mentator. Thursday will be 11 a. m. to the church hall. Mrs. Frank Cannavo was na-j auxiliary volunteers, dressed in Shop, were Mrs. H. Ernest Refreshment chairman was Others who will be installei med chairman of the annual Kwok Ying Fung of English- 6 p. m., and Friday, a. m. to town, also are included in the Thompson, Mrs. Thomas Morton Mrs. Robert L. Yeager, Lincroft, i p. m. are Mrs. Whesley Andrews, vie Probably the happiest man in theater party, to be held in and Mrs. William C. Rue, Fair assisted by the new provisional president; Mrs. James Monohan Fair Haven is Tony (E.T.) Wat- September, when members will display. Haven; Mrs. William Burling and group; Mrs. Jane Creamer, Lin Morning circles will meet as treasurer; Mrs. Warren Kurt; ers of Oxford Ave. His wife Su- see a Broadway play. County Dental Mrs. Wilbur B. Ruthrauff, follows: Sarah, home of Mrs. Mrs. Porter Hoagland, Jr., Ruin- croft; Mrs. Richard Doelger, of recording secretary, and Mr; san and son Michael have return- whose Middletown Township William J. Florence, Sr., 240 Members also will participate son; Mrs. Ronald M. Emmons Oceanport; Mrs. David Heenehan, Richard Stryker, corresponds ed from a 10-week visit to Su- home is included In the tour, has Harding Rd., Red Bank, 9:30 san's mother and stepfather, Mr. with the Red Bank fire depart- Assistants Get loaned a Victorian chair and a and Mrs. Thomas A. McManus, Red Bank; Mrs. Samuel B. Boyn secetary. ment in Memorial services Mon- Red Bank; Mrs. Frederick Barr ton, Jr., Locust; Mrs. William a. m.; prayer and study group, The program will feature thi and Mrs. E. P. Lane of Welling- two-tier, what-not table for the 10 a. m., in the church chapel. ton, N.Z. The Lane's home on day morning, May 30, at the bor- display. She also loaned Victori- and Mrs. Richard M. Hurd, 3d, Cozens, New Shrewsbury; Mrs. annual flower show by childrei ough's war memorial. State Award Middletown; Mrs. Gordon Smith, F. Don Chapin, Rumson, and Afternoon, all at 1:15 o'clock, of the school. Each class wi the beach at Wellington has the an accessories; such as family Eatontown and Mrs. C. L. Walk- Mrs. Robert M. McCredie, Fair in the following members' display a flower arrangement i romantic Polynesian name of Mrs. Jacob Bjoom and Mrs. RED BANK — Members of the pictures and other objects. er, Little Silver, and Mrs. Dor- Haven. Mrs. Boynton, was in homes: Deborah, Mrs. Charles a specific category. "Moana," which means "Sea Vincent Sacco received the meet- Monmouth County Dental Assist- Mrs. Henry D. Mercer of ing prizes. The hostesses were ants Association last month at Rumson, at whose home guests man McFaddin, Jr., Oceanport. charge ot flowers. Lilacs were R. English, 15 Vista PI., Red| Judges will be Mrs. Jack Wie View." By coincidence, Susan Mrs. Robert Borchardt and Mrs. a meeting of the state association attending the tour will have tea, used. Bank; Dorcas, Mrs. Ramsey E. er, Mrs. Charles Johnson ani and Michael spent a few days at Each guest received a colorful in Atlantic City received a cup, has loaned a Georgian wig Cammack, 145 Bingham Ave., Mrs. Waldron Smith of the At the Moana Hotel in Honolulu Jennie Siciliano. The auxiliary's representing the unit showing the stand for another display, along Rumson; Esther, Mrs. Ruth A. antic Highlands Garden Club. on their way home. They flew final meeting will be a cover- to New Zealand from New York ed dish supper in the fire house greatest gain in membership in with a Hepplewhite chair, styled Barclay, Phalanx Rd., Phalanx; Eighth grade girls will parti Manhattanville Alumnae Hannah, the church parlor; Ly- by jet. The 20,000 mile trip took June 8. the state for the past year. with a heart-shaped back. cipate in a May crowning cere only 26 hours, including stops dia, Mrs. Harry O. Metzger, 12 mony. Announcement of the prize was A small mahogany stand from Garden Rd., Little Silver, and at San Francisco, Honolulu, Can- HEBREW' FAIR JUNE 5 made when the group met Tues- the apartment of Miss Sarah Hostesses for the affair wi ton Island and Nandi in the Fiji Dine at Deal Golf Club Martha, Mrs. William H. Wikoff, KEYPORT - The Hebrew day in the offices of Doctors' Ackroyd-Moore of Cobble Close Sr., 205 Maple Ave., Red Bank. be mothers of the afternoon kin Islands, where they changed dergarten class. Women's League will hold a chil- Anson Hoyt and Leon Reisner, Farm, Middletown, also is in- ALLENHURST - The tie Evening, all at 8 p. m., as planes for Aukland ,and Welling- Jr., on Wallace St. cluded in another window. ton. It was the Lanes' first meet- dren's fair Sunday, June 5, in the Jersey Shore Club of Manhattan 'ollows: Mary, Mrs. Robert W. Elected were Mrs. Frances Miss Ackroyd-Moore loaned a ing with their grandson, who is Elk's Hall, Broadway. Mrs. Mark ville College of the Sacred Hea: Upson, 39 Hance Rd., Fair Strano, president; Mrs. Chester blue and white water pitcher Mrs. Fay 10 years old and a student at Goldman is chairman, Members held its closing meeting las Haven; Naomi, Mrs. William G. Talk Given J. Beaman, vice president; Mrs. which had belonged to her Knollwood School. The first are contributing to the white ele- week. Wall, 47 Stephenville Blvd., Mid- phant booth, used toys and comic Poppy Rasmusscn, secretary, and grandmother. To Head dletown; Rachel, Mrs. Peter month in New Zealand was spent Mrs. Edith Worth, treasurer. After cocktails at the home For Society visiting and sight-seeing. They books and baked goods. Other Some fruit wood chairs from Stefan, 187 Rumson Rd., Rum- booths will contain games, fish Mrs. Herbert McCabe on 2C FAIR HAVEN - The annua watched the mud boiling in pools Officers will be installed at a the home of Mrs. Mildred New- son, and Ruth, the church pond, balloons and items of in- Spier Ave., the members had dii Church Club mother-daughter Communioi and geysers in the thermal re- banquet Saturday in Old Union ton Norton, also of. Cobble Close parlor. terest to children of all ages. ner at Deal Golf Club. breakfast of the Altar-Rosary So gion of Rotorura on the North House on Wharf Ave., Red Bank. Farm, Middletwon, are featured When activities are resumed SHREWSBURY—Officers were ciety was held Sunday in Nativitj Island and attended a Maori con- in another setting. September members will mak elected at the meeting of the Regular Democrats Catholic Church, with 200 attend- cert, a part of which was per- Joan Ann Chilton, interior plans to attend the candlelighi Mothers' Club of Christ Episco- ing. formed especially for Michael. decorator whose home in her ball Oct. 14 at the Plaza Hot Have Luncheon Center's 'Gaslight Revue' Dates shop on Broad St., Shrewsbury, pal Church at a meeting in the Guest speaker was Rev. Mothe Michael spent the final five in New York, by college alumna UNION BEACH — The Wom- Mary Loretto, mother superior o weeks as a student in the school is another tour house, loaned a parish house this week. groups of the entire metropolitai en's Club of the Regular Demo- Collier School for Girls, Convex at Wellington. They made a lei- black tole grocer's bin and a area. They were Mrs. Arthur Fay, cratic Organization held a lunch- of the Good Shepherd Wickatunk surely trip home, spending sev- Have Been Changed to June 8,9,10 rare amethyst glass lamp from her personal collection. Also attending were Mrs. Fran president; Mrs. George R. Blair, eon and card party last week Her topic concerned the work o eral days on Oahu in the Ha- WEST LONG BRANCH - The in the Daughters of America A. Mcllugh, Mrs. Herman S vice president; Mrs. Arthur the sisters of that order "in th< waain Islands where Michael be- date of the "Gaslight Revue" by Hall, Cambridge Ave. Heide, Mrs. Edward McCorssin James, treasurer; Mrs. Robert world of unhappy young girls came quite skilled at riding the the Community Center has been Mrs. Orln Gunsauls was host- surf at Waikiki Beach. They Hal Humphrey: Mrs. F. Brent Neale, Mr; Jameson, recording secretary, ages 12-16." A film also wa; changed to June 8, 9 and 10. and Mrs. Arthur Morris, corres- ess. Hostess gifts were presented shown about life in the noviciat spent a week in California be- Charles P. Meehan, Mrs. Thorna: R. Clifford Errickson stated at ponding secretary. to Mrs. Frank Raccioppi, Mrs. Mount Florence, Peekskil fore returning home Thursday. A. Smith, Mrs. Strieker Seit: last week's board of trustees Mrs. John K. Hanson, Mrs. Ei On Saturday, June 18, the club William Langan and Mrs. Joseph N. Y. Shows to Watch Cunningham. Members of the Holy Name So meeting in the center that the mund Sullivan, Mrs. Francis I will serve a supper in the pa- Dee (D.W.) and Betty Hanmorei change was due to other com- Kidwell, Mrs. Philip J. Bower; rish house for members and their Others attending were Mrs. ciety served breakfast to the la TONIGHT TOMORROW George Ross, Mrs. Merrick Ross, of Bellevue Ave., Rumson, are'"""mitments' '". Mrs. K. H. Dionisi, Mrs. William husbands. dies. 8:30 — (Ch. 4) — Breck Show (Choice Viewing) — A half-hour 1 Mrs. Jane Wall, Mrs. Joseph having "good golf, good weather Bit player parts were handed Bryan, Jr., Mrs. James J. Wa Mrs. Robert Bassell and Mrs case — (Choice Viewing) — Mark voyage aboard the Kista Dan Following the business meet- Cameron, Mrs. James Me Car- and a good time" at the Del out to some of the members of rcrs, Mrs. S. F. Petrell, Mn ing, Rev. Anselm Broburg, rec- Joseph Pryor, Sr., were chair Twain is getting a lot of "ex- out of Melbourne, Australia, thy, Mrs. Ann Gormley, Mrs. Rado Beach Club in Puerto Rico the board, who will meet Mon- August F. Schwecrs. Sr., Mr: tor, explained the roles and serv- men of the breakfast. Mrs. Jea posure on TV these days. In Purpose of voyage: to establish Jack Coughlin, Mrs. Mary Kluge, .Martha Chamberlain, daugh- day at 8 'p.m. to rehearse for Vincent A. Whalcn, Mrs. Henrj ice which the church expects of Reid is president of the So 'Roughing It," the special here, an Australian scientific outpost, Mrs. Joseph Coffey and Mrs. Jen- ter of Rita and Mel Chamber- the revue. The chorus and dan- F. Clark, 3d, Mrs. John C. Arch Episcopal church women. ciety. Samuel Clemens' days in the During the trip, host John Gun- nie Kullberg. lain, Jr., of West River Rd., cers will rehearse Wednesday at bald, Mrs. Joseph A. Hcnderso Rumson, is arriving home from Nevada gold fields are recalled. ther shows how the men pass and Mrs. Richard H. Shanlcy. Jazz Concert the Universite dc Tours in France p.m. For six years he served as an the time in recreation and work tomorrow. Gregory Christopher and Mrs. unpaid aide to his brother, who until the party is unloaded. An Boathouse Club County's Future Is Described For Old Mill J. E. Hunt, Jr., were introduced was Secretary of the Nevada adventure oasis on a night filled as new board members. .erritory. James Daly portrays with TV oaters. TINTON FALLS - The 01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Hub- Fred Soriano, chairman of the :he noted writer. Andrew Prince, Sees Music Man Mill Association will present a bard Jr., and their daughter, UNION BEACH - The Boa By Pike for Service League modern jazz concert by the Bob boys and girls committee, an- Frances Heflin and George Ma- Lynn, spent a week at the Tropi' nounced that the grammar 7:30 — (Ch. 2) — Perry Mason house Social Club attended th RUMSON - Charles M. Pike, O-Links Thursday, May 26, from cana in Miami Beach. Mrs. Hub- :hews have major roles in a one- — Perry has been everywhere to New York stage performance > Record Library, and Mrs. Mc- 3:30 to 10:30 p.m. in the Old school group canteen will be held hour colorcast. executive director of the Mon- Faddin, puppets. bard, who is president of the investigate matters for his clients, "Music Man" in New York Ci Mill, Sycamore Ave. next Friday. 1 mouth County Planning Board, The closing meeting of the Monmouth Memoiral Hospital except on a submarine. Tha last week. They lunched in Li; Featured will be Bobby Este: Nurses' Alumnae Association, at- The recent Dog Patch dance matter is taken care of tonigh' dy's Restaurant and after th was guest speaker Tuesday at season will be held Tuesday, at the piano, Fred Link, vibes was reported a success. Prizes 10:00 — (Ch. 4) — Star Parade June 14, on the lawn at the home tended the American nurses' con- — Gene Kelly takes over to re- in "The Case of the Slandered performance had dinner in Jac! a meeting of the Junior Service and Sheila Link (his wife), bass vention in Miami May 1 to 6. went to Mrs. Charles Spitz, Don. Submarine." It occurs when Silverman's International. of Mrs. John Fowler, Rumson. The association has releasei aid Spitz, Arthur Ardolino, Mr. peat his special one-hour musical Lcngue. His topic was "The Fu- Luncheon will be served. Dona- The meetings were held at the Perry refuses the check of r Attending were Mrs. Charl advanced notice that the Yates Eden Roc, the Saxony and the and Mrs. Erri-kson, Francis Gol- revue that was first performed a Barker, Sr., Mrs. Howard Smitl ture of Monmouth County." tions for the dessert will be used Theatre will present the produc year ago. (After all, if Fred 8:00 - (Ch. 7) — High Road - toward improvements for the DeLido. Among those attending den, Harry Parker, Sam Gadson, wealthy electronics manufacturer Mrs. Benjamin MacLenn, Mr; Mrs. George L. Hamilton, Fair ion "Kiss and Tell" Saturday, with Mrs. Hubbard were Eleanor Raymond Johnson, Walt Bordiek, Astaire can do it, why-y-y-y not John Monahan, Mrs. Raymon Haven, corresponding secretary clubhouse. June 4, in the mill. Gene?) Guests included poet Carl who wants to sue the Navy and Osborne of Fair Haven, state Richard Bennett, Edward Stroh- takes instead the defense of a Brundage, Mrs. James Me Co, pro-tcm, read letters received ihairman of the private duty sec- menger. Sandburg, three renowned Euro- Mrs. Ann Keating, Mrs. Stanle from schools thanking the league pean ballerinas and Liza Minelli, sailor accused of murdering his Kitty Kelly: ion: Mary Kelly of Red Bank, captain. Raymond Burr has lost Pruchnik, Mrs. Helen Brown an for its performances of "The ihairman of district four private daughter of Judy Garland. In Mrs. Charles Pruchnik, all of U; Mngic Flute," the Children's The- tolor. his own identity by playing Mason tudy section; Rosine Carotenuto County Trail all these years. Ion Beach, and Mrs. William ater play. Acknowledgment of a if Middletown, chairman of dis- Gross, Newark. donation of a typewriter and Wife Answers Answer rict four public 'health section; numerous other items were re- Theresa Vincelli of Long Branch, Riders Set 9:00 - (Ch. 2) - Desilu Play- 9:00 - (Ch. 4) — The Deputy TUESDAY MEETING ceived from the Children's Shel- 1 -hairman of district four general house — Barry Sullivan and Ed — Legal loopholes allow the man MARLBORO - The Paren ter in Freehold. Given The Other Woman luty section; Ruth Johnson of Beglcy co-star in the factual story who slew Clay McCord's father Faculty Organization of Centra Mrs. Dormnn McFaddin, Jr. Long Branch, director of nursing ForActivities of a fledgling district attorney to begin dispossession proceed- School will meet Tuesday at Occnnport, reported a Thrift Sho Not long ago I printed a letter at the time. Best of luck to service of Monmouth Medical and his fateful decision to ex-!jngs against Silver City ranchers p.m. in the school. Two shoi NEW SHREWSBURY - An profit of $370.20. Proceeds wi] from a woman who loved a mar- D. D. and her daughter. 'enter, and Marguerite McVarish plode the myth of "New YorkU,rjnp "Tne Lucifer Urge" epi- comedies will be presented b; go to the Milk Fund. ried man and wondered why his overnight trip and plans to 'ity's most brilliant policeman." f Long Branch and Anne Er participate in a horse show and sode. Clav is accused of coward- •Indents of the fifth and sixtl wife wouldn't give him up. Here Here's a teenager who takes Story is based on the Whitman- Mrs, Robert L. Yeagcr, Lin lardt of Avon. attend a rodeo were discussed ice by the ranchers when he grades. croft, chairman for the Proven is the wife's reply: me to task for my stand on go Becker case of 1912, which refuses to oppose the man in a Dear Kitty Kelly: when members of the Monmouth eventually led to the election of orlum in FnrminRdale, asked fo; ing steady. My advice to a 15- County Trail Riders mot this gun duel. Henry Fonda, as Mar- AT GOP CONVENTION volunteers of 25 league member; Lonesome wonders why I won't year-old girl evoked this letter: Tommie Schweers, son of Mr lharles Whitman as governor of ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - week at the home of Mr. and shal Fry, makes his usual token o serve there twice a month. give up my husband. Well 1 Dear Kitty Kelly: nd Mrs. August F. Schweers ol New York. They've had Roodjappcara'n'ce- Mrs. Paul Forrest and Mrs. Vin Mrs. Harold Ely on Tinton Ave. In other business Mrs. Jame happen to love him, My heart is 1 read your column regularly ed Bank, will replace David success with factual stories here. cent Fox represented the Rcpub Morgan as one of the child mod- On the week-end of May 29 W. Bulmcr, Jr., Middletown, wa: broken but I'll love him till I die. and enjoy it very much. Usually 10:00 — (Ch. 2) — Gunsmokb Mean Club last week at the stat appointed Blood Bnnk chairman :1s in the fashion show at the and 30, members will make an convention of Federated Rcpub If she thinks she'll get what I 1 agree with you but 1 entirely 10:30 — (Ch. 2) — Person to — Nita Talbot portrays a girl <1rs. Walter Lancton, Fair Ha worked 25 years for, she'll be disagree with the 15-year-old girl W. Lyon estate in Middletown overnight trip to the Lazy K llcan Women in the Essex House Ranch at Squankum, making the Person — Herbert Hoover, the who is ostracized when she runs •en, reported that the Resocinl fooled. I've fixed that. If she who complains that she isn't al iunday afternoon. David, son o Newark. entire trip on horseback. 31st President of the U. S., is away with a wanted criminal. izallon Program for Hx-Menta thinks I'm going to stand by and lowed to date. /Irs. Barbara Morgan of Fair On Saturday, May 28, they will lharlcs Collingwood's special 30- She returns to Dodge City to deny 'atients from Marlboro Stall let her ruin our' love, she has laven, has not fully recovered I am 15-yoars-old and have perform at a horse show which minute guest. Program was video- knowledge of the criminal's lospilal, which held its firs another think coming. I'm fight- rom an illness incurred last been dating for the past four eek-end. The fashion show, set the Portaupcck Chemical Hose|taped at Hoover's cottage in Key whereabouts, but the action of meeting last night in the newlj ing mad—Mrs. A. W. years. In grades seven and eight or 2 p. m., is an Atlantic High- Company will hold on the Port- Largo, a fishing resort on her embittered sister makes Matt co,iiired house on Rector PI, Dear Mr«. A. W.: Shake- 1 was allowed to stay out one Red Hank, celebrated its firs ands Yacht Club benefit for the aupeck playground that day. Florida's east coast. It's always Dillon suspect otherwise. Between speare wrote in one of his son- night a week until 10:30 and a /enr of service in April. There lympic Star Class eliminations On June 11. members will at- nformative to "sit in" with an Matt, Chester, Doc and Kitty, nets. boy usually walked me home. chedulcd for July in Sandy Hook tend the Cow Town Rodeo at elder statesman, especially when there's no problem around Dodge a membership of 14 to 28 In grade nine 1 dated boys but CARPET 4 LINOLEUM members. Tile league gave a do "Ruined Love, when it is 'ay. If "wishing will make it Woodstown in South Jersey. he's in his own surroundings. that can't be solved. built anew, couldn't go out in cars. 428 BROAD STREET atlon toward the new head o," please wish for a sunny Four new members introduced Grows fairer than at first, 1 adore both my parents and nd warm Sunday afternoon—al- SHREWSBURY quarters. ere Mr. and Mrs. George More strong, far greater." get along with them really well. hough if it rains, as usual, the Richdale, Phalanx, and Mr. and SH 1-1610 Mrs. George L. Hamilton, Fair So take heart. But don't for- This year 1 am in grade 10 with ihow will be held indoors. Mrs. Natale Carbonc, Lincroft. HOMEOWNERS IIOMF. OF FINE laven, was commentator for gel Jesus' words, "Forgive a 78 per cent average. 1 can go Sunday,. May 22, Mr. Ely and CARPETING Wednesday's radio show, "Res- seventy times seven." out both Friday and Saturday Irven G. Miller will be inter- toration in Monmoiilh," with Miss nights in cars and to an hour Princess Stephanie llohenloo of viewed on radio station W.ILK • Guliifan • Magoe Kdrm Nctter, Freehold, and Mrs. In a recent column I published suited to the date; 11 o'clock for Jew York City will be a guest to discuss the group's programs • Callaway | Joseph Walsh, Avon. a letter from D. D, asking how shows and one for dances. t the Rumson Hotel this week- and activities. nd. . .Elaine Perry, producer of Mrs. Douglas A. Yorke, Rum- he could best help her teenagi I think that this is u perfect Mrs. John Hartzler was assist- • Wunda Woavo Anastasia" and other shows and |son, community arts chairman, daughter readjust to life aftc way for an average modern teen- ng hostess at the coffee hour part owner o( the hotel, wil SHOP AT HOME named her committee: Mrs. confinement in a mental hospital ager to grow up qnd gain respon- :hat followed. Our decorator service is ns Thomas F.. Morion, Fair Haven, there, too, along with many .,. M. sends the following fin sibility. Making a girl stay ther celebrities from the Broad- close as your phone. Call now Children's Theater; Mrs. Karl esponse: home is only asking for trouble. Homer, Red Hank Festival of ay and television world, includ- Pushtu is the dominant langu- No Obligation Dear Kitty Kelly: age in Afghanistan. It is similar Call SH M610 Arts (June 3 and 4); Mrs. Wnrrrn IR John Barrngrey, Louise Lar- F. llr-cr. Little Silver, Children's 1 have just finished reading Apropos of the many queries bee (Mrs. Barragrey), Jack to the Persian language. D. D.'s letter requesting guidunci about divorce received by this row Deverenux—nephew of the or her teenage daughter aftc column, a "happy bridegroom of nrrymnres—and Mr. and Mrs, ihe's spent some time in a stat< 30 yenrs" writes: !enry Richards, owners of the institution, Dear Kitty Kelly: dest summer theater in Anier- I hnd that same harrowing ex How can nny couple who have a—the Lakcwood at Skowhc- DID YOU erlcnce of re-entering society been married 15 or 20 years orjgnn, Maine, fter confinement at a sta'te hos longer, even momentarily con- J ital. My sympathy goes out to sidcr divorce? How a couple KNOW? Lowest Prices - Top Quality TRAVEL AGENCY he family nnd, most of all, the who hml hern all to each other Entertain For IKO .aufthlcr. I would like them to can suddenly become an ana- There's a 10 RECKLESS PL. M.\1ifi 316 COOKMAN AVE. now that n complete recovery thema, is a riddle whose solution German Guest possible ami Ihut at tile pros- Jeflcs exports. For 37 years I CLIFFWOOD—Mrs. Paul Mar- RED BANK ASBURY PARK nt lime 1 hold a responsible sec- have been the blissful husband of etarinl position nnd have no one of the sweetest angels (Jod tens of Luhcck, Germany, wns a guest for five clays in the home * FIRST PAYMENT, SEPT. SH 1-5080 PR 5-5080 ervnus symptoms at all. Dur- :vcr created—a model house- ng lh«' first year home I was coper, n marvrlous cook, a era- of Mr. and Mrs. Julius DeFclice, Cliffwmul Ave. • UP TO 20 YRS. TO PAY .s.M|;ncd to an excellent psychi- r.imis hostess and n royal enter- atric sucial worker from the state niiicr. So many muniagr.s Mrs. Martens is the mini of — FREE ESTIMATES ON , Mrs. IM-Ylire. film was arcnni- You can rojiuvrc-j o ancJ pjc|, up airline, ifonmihip, (lepaitiiinit of mental liyi;ii-ne. loundrr on the reef of discoid nnnir-d by nllier members of lior I, Dnrmers « Modern KIICIKTI ")(('((ivery, Inc.," lid S. Michi- iiusc thi' courtship technique family, Mr. and Mrs. Werner to serve you in • Hniini Adillllons 9 Mixlern llnthroom buj and lour ticket*, hotel and roiort aroa gan Avr., ("lilciigo ;i, III., has s discorded almost as soon as Marions nnd (laughter Francos o It(lOflll)', - Siilini: Mime hi'lpful liti'iiiluie on read- • Plumbing • Denting he l-dn's arr |in)nmincnl. Wen: of Lexington, Ky. EATONTOWN o Porch i: IL-Iiisiiies • Masonry reservations «i our officu. jn.sltiir-iit cm (hi* "outside." This little seamanship employed, Also a house jiiirst last week 4 ( >nrni;c - Itrvcuwiiy Miciely i.s roinpur.ed wholly ot ex- nny innrriugi'S omld he inan- was llniifriecl Lunge, a ((Indent Monmouth iiciiliil patients. uvercil off IMP reefs in to the from the tlnivoi'illy of Munich, I )ii'l/;c iiiyjielf, mill friends hamiel <>f fclicily. Shopping Center I.IVC ill-ill lolil mi.', lei be. a fur (ieiiiiany, who ir, milking a six- IT COSTS NO MORE TO BOOK month tour of lln- United Slates. H'lilthler pci.'ioii now thnn I was .Send your pioblem to Isitly MIDDLETOWN THROUGH YOUR LOCAL TRAVEL AGENT H fuii- my liii.'ilulinMi and it Mr. an.l l\'. .. Ili'i man (joiner clly: l;iulo.',e a stamped, srH- of leiM •• ' ity nml Mn, M.iithil Houfc 35 and (Ullinl mil to lie ;\ l)|l",M|l); In ;Ii!]i'SSi'l cnveldpe, .iiul addir.v, I,me of Malau'an wero guc'-ts Middlofov/n M, disguiin nllli(iu(;h it waf. (;ln:»lly lit-r In can: of The. Uej;r,tn. Siind.iV. ' To Install Pack 8 Bobcats Concert Apply Now RED BANIC REGISTER Friday, -May 13, 196G-13 HAL BOYLE TV * Badto Tonight atK of C Hall Tonight Remarks that raite the hackles on » htckie: For Retarded "Say'something funny," RED BANK - Bobcats will be At School "I hear that all cab drivers are either cards or Unit Class Warrior's Return installed by Cub Pick 8 when it RED BANK — Mr«. Peter By CYNTHIA LOWRY runs of "The Thin Man," will meets tonight in the Red Bank :haracters. Which are you?" Duplicate Bridge ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-The Adams, Wanamawa, chairman of AP Ridlo-TV Writer take Audrey Meadows' spot on Knights of Columbus Hall in "The car ahead of you beat that red light Why the pre-school program, Mon- "Masquerade Party" tonight. . . second annual spring concert will NEW YORK—The report was Fair Haven, didn't you?" wuth County Unit, New Jersey Eddie Fisher, also a rare sight be held in the school auditorium that Elvis Presley received Each bobcat will be represent- Winners Named "I'm the one who pays the bill, so ssociation for Retarded Chil- on TV these days, will help out ed at this meeting by his pa- RED BANK - E. Grant Scheck tonight, under the direction of ren, announced that applicants $100,000 for his appearance on on Jerry Lewis' May 20 special. rents and all will receive bless- of Allenhurst conducted Wednes- Barry M. Greenberg, music you'll go the way I tell you." ir the September pre-school Frank Sinatra's ABC special last Jerry plans to spoof TV westerns ings from Rev. Richard Leadem, day's weekly session of the Red teacher. "A dollar ten, a dollar fifteen, a lass may be registered from night. —the roost over-spoofed subject the pack's spiritual adviser. Bank Duplicate Bridge Associa- ow to June 30 at the unit head- Joey Bishop, one of Sinatra's extant . . . Don't be fooled hv The concert will feature a 45- dollar twenty—and here's a nickel for 1 Plans for the meeting were tion in the Community YMCA, [Uarters, 23 Riverside Ave. helpers, in (act, suggested that CBS summer time "Reckoning" Riverside Ave. piece band made up of students yourself, young man." The pre-school program of the Frank could have produced series to replace the ill-fated "Re formulated when the pack com- of the fourth through 12th grades. mittee and den mothers met at North-south winners were Mrs. "What're you buying with your lonmouth County Unit is the in World War II for the price ot Our Guest" (axed as of June 1). ft is a collection of old shows Red Bank Catholic High School Bernard Natelson and William The band will.play highlights tips these days—apartment houses?" al step in training young men his welcome-home-Elvis show. cafeteria this week. Cubs partici- Lane, Little Silver, first; Mrs. from "The Music Man," "Over- ally retarded children. The pur- Be that as it may, few haveifrom "Climax." "Studio One" pating in the bobcat induction Robert Schulman and Mrs. Ray- ture from Hans Christian Ander- "Why don't you just strap a gun ose of the pre-school class is received so much for doing so and "Pursuit," all dressed up ceremonies are to wear uniforms, mond Phillips, New Shrewsbury, son," "God of Our Fathers," on that meter? It would make every prepare them for acceptance little as the ex-GI: Two solos with a new title, or cub scout shirts for the occa- second, and Mr. and Mrs. Mel "Battle Hymn of the Republic,' BOYLE thing simpler." public education. and one duet with his host. sion. vin Ford, Shrewsbury, third. and works of famous composers For many students, the pre- At the opening of the show, Recommended tonight: "Rough- ing It," NBC, 8:30-9:30—Mark Plans also were made for the East-west winners were Mrs. "I don't have to take«any lip from you. Just drive chool class, according to Mrs we glimpsed our hero in a uni- The school .chorus will sing Twain's reminiscences of his pack picnic to be held June 12. Kenneth Heyman, Little Silver, ;o the nearest police station, and we'll let the sergeant Warns, is an introduction to exis- form that looked about two sizes "Danny Boy," "Mutual Admir- gold msh experiences, with Howard Knapp suggested that a and Mrs. Richard Steiner, Rum- ng in a group situation. too big for him. He didn't show ation Society," "Adoremus Te' settle the matter." James Daly; Person to Person, softball team be organized, and son, first; Mrs. Margaret Mi- Group and social adjustment up again until the very end of and "The Battle Hymn." Patri- CBS, 10-.30-11—an interview with that the new team participate chel, Atlantic Highlands, and "All right, Mac, let's see your license. You know n d e r 1 i e s the pre-school pro- the program. Then, it was in an cia Means will accompany the former President Herbert Hoo- in the existing Cub Scout Soft- Mrs. Thomas E. Lonergan, Mid- can't make a U-turn on this street," ram. She said little academic unaccustomed dinner jacket mi- chorus on the piano. ver. ball League. dletown, second, and Mrs.,, Ar- raining, in the strict sense of nus sideburns and guitar but with thur Fay and Joseph Farrell, The newly formed High Schoo "Is that the fastest you can go?" le term, is given the very young, a pompadour that must have Peter Cuturo will organize the Lincroft, third. twirlers will make their first pub "Can't you go a little slower?" ather, necessities for academic gladdened the hair oil industry. Picture-Pretty team as soon as possible. Cubs The next session, open to all lie appearance. The group is un- "I made this same trip two weeks ago in another aining in the future are engen- During his first song, Elvis may register with their den Mo- "serious bridge players," will be der the direction of Miss Bar- lered. just stood still and sang. During thers. held Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the bara Federer, high school Eng- cab, and the fare was a dime cheaper. I'd like to know his second number, he engaged Printed Pattern Sunday, Cub Scouts will re- YMCA. lish teacher. • how you explain that." in some modified writhing — or ceive Holy Communion at 8 a.m. "Oh, silly me. I forgot my purse again. Just give maybe the concealing dinner mass in St. James Catholic Conference Held me your name and address--and I'll mail you what jack modified it. Anyway, an Church. Mrs. Mary Sesfito To Be Honored apparently hand-picked audience . Herbert Frankel, committee owe you." For Northern of high-voiced female teenagers chairman, discussed the "Par- "If you'd followed the route I suggested, we almost drowned him out at times vuli Dei Award" for Catholic cub wouldn't be in this traffic jam." seemingly on cue. It was all . scouts. This award was instituted June 1 for Her Work With USO Service Leagues very mysterious: The loudest by Pope Pius XII for the purpose LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Mary Society of Holy Trinity Catholii "Where do taxicabs go when it rains? You can VERONA — The annual con- shrieks came between, gyrations of recognizing the Cub Scout for Sestito of Long Branch, who has Church, Long Branch. never find one." ference of Service Leagues of ind bumps. advancement in religious know- served with the USO since it Sha also is a member of th "Boy, you've got it made. Nothing to do all day Northern New Jersey was held More to It ledge and spiritual formation; to organized in Monmouth County Business and Professional Wom- yesterday with the Verona Serv- Oh, yes, there was more to help the Cub Scout become more in the early stages of World War en's Club of Red Bank, a group but sit behind a wheel and listen to that meter ticking ice League as host. he show. Sinatra sang a few aware of God's presence in his II, will be honored at a testi- which provides volunteers as it makes you rich." Attending were Mrs. E. M. daily life and to afford the Cub monial dinner Wednesday, June Riverview Hospital. songs, and very nicely. Sammy "I know you're only supposed to take five persons Boyette, Mrs. Kenneth DeLonge Davis Jr. was there with his Scout the opportunity fof closer 1, at the Paddock Lounge. She also is a member of th< and Mrs. Wilmar Lange, Cran- usual bag of tricks — singing, guidance from his pastor or pack The dinner is being given by Long Branch Woman's Club an driver, but I happen to have six kids. What do you ex ford Junior Service League; Mrs. lancing and impersonating. Pe chaplain." A medal depicting members of the USO committee the Emmy Club of Long Branch pect me to do—throw a couple of them away?" A. J. Beifus, Mrs. Richard P. the Holy Family is given to all :er Lawford did a dance with as a tribute to her service. Mrs. Sestito, through h e "Take me to your leader." Hadley and Mrs. Carroll V. Gi- cub scouts who earn this award. In 1940, Mrs. Sestito helped woman's club work, also is Sammy. Nancy Sinatra (who anni, Maplewood Service League; filled in for unavailable Dean Accepting new members for organize the city's Hospitality member of the Past President; "Never mind the speed limit. If we catch tha Mrs. Raymond Eggers, Mrs. Al- House, and, with the inception Club of the Fifth District of the Martin, the most unlikely substi- the pack was also reviewed. airplane, there's an extra quarter in it for you." bert Schaefer, Jr., and Mrs. John tution of the year) sang with her New members may apply for of the USO the following year, New Jersey Federation of Worn Hoblitzell, Rahway Junior Serv- became vice president of the en's Clubs. "Here's a buck. Myfriend has had a little to father, of course, and danced a pack membership, even though ice League. lit with the chorus boys. Bishop, they do not attend St. James local USO operation. Guests will include officials much to drink. Just drive him around until he wake Mrs. William Ellis, Rumson; She served in that capacity un- from the national USO head- a comedian, didn't have much Grammar School, The prerquis- up." and Mrs. Herbert L. Linley, Long to do. til 1954, when she was elected quarters, the council headquar- Branch, of the Red Bank Junior ite for membership must be a ". . . And right after that operation, the X-ray Sinatra, Bishop, Davis. Law- letter of attestment from the pa- committee chairman. This year, ters staff of the USO and the Service League. she declined to accept the office USO of New Jersey, as well showed a couple of gallstones, so . . ." Also Mrs. Fred Beyerstedt, 'ord and the missing Martin'havc rish where they attend confrater- \ nightclub act that is killing nity classes. again. commanding officers of militarj - "I always like to give you guys a good tip, an Mrs. Kenneth Banks, Mrs. L. C. Mrs. Sestito, who lives at 1035 and naval installations in this Taggert and Mrs. Norbert Wei the Las Vegas crowd, and last The committee will meet again Ocean Ave., Elberon, is cur- area. the best tip I can give you today is—don't bet o don, Westfield Service League, night's show was supposed to June 7 in the school cafeteria. rently serving a three-year term Dinner tickets may be ob racehorses." and the host league members: be part of it. Maybe they picked The pack's June 10 meeting will as a member of the National tained at the Long Branch US Mrs. George F. Long, Mrs. Wil- the wrong part for the TV show. be in the K of C Hall. Council of the USO. club. "Listen, Mac, my pal and me are the last of tin liam Gaffeny and Mrs. A. K. Most of the jokes were the ob- She is a past president of the / Ralph Damiano of L o n big sugar spenders. We don't care where you take u Walters. vious ones about Sinatra's ad- Garfield School Parent-Teacher Branch is chairman of the din A visit was made to the Verona vancing age and his one-tim Emergency PTA. —just so there's some music and plenty of pretty girls.' band of swooners. Significantly Association of Long Branch, the ner committee. Joseph SchwarJ "I don't think it's fair for that meter to go oi Service League Nursery at 858 Board Meeting Sol Elberon' Woman's Club, the aux- is chairman of USO committc Bloomfield Ave. where members the audience clapped for him, iliary of Elberon Engine Fire members planning the even ticking while we're just standing here waiting for th watched the nursery in operation but not a squeal did he garner. LITTLE SILVER - There will Company and the Rosary-Altar John E. Schulz will be treasure traffic light to change." and the Thrift Shop which is the The whole program was a rou- be an emergency board meeting main source of income for main tine hour of variety which would of the Parent-Teacher Associa- "I told you to go the shortest way, so where ar taining the nursery. have been sharper with more re- tion Monday night in the school Summit Sessions Compete we now—in Alaska?" Luncheon for the representa hearsals. But, of course, that to discuss revisions and additions tives was served in the home didn't matter. It had Elvis. Flattering from every angle — to the constitution and other un- "Young man, if you'll just help me up the stair with that trunk and four suitcases, I'm sure my daugh of Mrs. Floyd B. Shannon, 24 stand-away cape collar exposes a fi'vslied business. With Good Week of TV Birdseye Glen. This column's occasional grum- lovely throat-line and lightly caps Tuesday night's meeting in the ter will fix you a nice cool glass of lemonade." During the business, report bling about commercials lias elic the arms. Airy, pleat-front skirt s-rliool auditorium will feature "Just keep driving around until I find the addres were given on the league's ac ited a letter from a feminine is divine (or day or evening, voting on whether or not the By CYNTHIA LOWRY viewer in St. Cloud, Fla., who Eulontown It must be somewheres in my pockets—that is, if tivities, including community cottons or silks. o"?anization is to sta'y with the NEW YORK (AP) — service projects: providing milk comments in part: "There are Printed pattern 9033: Misses' national PTA or form a Home Mrs. William Hunter, Byrnes Paris Summit sessions will di haven't lost it." for needy families, working at a number of detergents I would Sizes 12, 14, 16, 18, 20, Size 10 and School Club. Questions and La., spent several days last week nipt a lot of viewing habits du hospitals, making cancer dress not use if there were no others takes 5% yards 35-inch fabric. answers from both departments "Do you mind stopping at the drug store while visiting Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm ing the next few days, but th ings, assisting doctors and nurses on the market. They do no! Send thirty-five cents (coins) will be heard. ' get some aspirin? Then stop at the supermarket whi sell me, they antagonize me. L. King in Merchantyille. While big television event promises i in the care of infants, aiding the for this pattern — add 10 cents ill, establishing student aid am But most of all, I am so very Also on the agenda will be a there, Mrs. Byrnes joined in a be the CBS Playhouse 90 produ I run in and get a can of chili, and then stop at the . . for each pattern for first-clars revote on the slate of officers, birthday celebration for Mrs. tion of "In the Presence of Min scholarship funds, and caring fo sick of diapers—wet ones, dry "Do you mind taking pennies? Seventy-seven, sev pre-school children when homi ones, soft ones, harsh ones, but mailing. Send to Marian Martin, because it was brought to the King. Enemies," originally believei Tile Red Bank Register Pattern attention of the executive board too controversial for networl enty-eight, seventy-nine, eighty. Boy, you're lucky, care is not available. the worst kind are germ-laden and bacteria laden ... Also, I Dept., 232 West 18th St.. New that last month's meeting lacked airing. just made it. Put the tip on the cuff." York II, N. Y. Print plainlv a quorum. One hundred members of the do not like to be told that I 'safety patrol of the local schools All three networks will pn have never been clean unless I name, address with zone, size were disappointed Wednesday empt regular schedules fo OrganReckal used a certain soap . . ." and style number. when the baseball game they their briefing and interpretiv St. Agnes PTA Observance JUST OUT! Big, new 1I)(W were attending at Yankee Sta- series on the Summit session Spring and Summer Patten dium was "rained out." The Chronologically, however, th This Sunday Patrick O'Neal will start in the summer replacement of CBS' Catalog in vivid, full-color. Over Complete boys, who expected to see the week's viewing highlights Party May 24 By WSCS 100 smart style. . .all sizes. . . Cleveland-Yankee game, consol- like this: Garry Moore show, an hour-Ions ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - For 5 to 15 detective series called "DX: Un- all occasions. Send now! On!; ed themselves with hot dogs and Tonight there is NBC's versioi HIGHLANDS — Members ol 25 cents. line of Mark Twain's "Roughing It,' A card party and fashion show the Women's Society of Chris- ASBURY PARK - The Ham known," starting July 5. O'Neal popcorn before making the trip sponsored by the St. Agnes Pa- home. Schools represented were (8:30-9:30 EDT) with Jame; tian Service were in charge of inond Organ Studio will present made some fans a couple of sum- rent-Teacher Association will be of Memorial, Vetter, Steelman and Daly playing the older Twah the Mother's Day service at the a children's organ program Sun mers back in NBC's short-lived the Post Annex. looking back on his experience, held Tuesday, May 24 at 8 p.m. Methodist Church. day at 3 p.m. in Sea Girt Inn "Dick and the Duchess." in the church hall. 131 during the Gold Rush day Children five to 15 years ol hasn't been seen much since in Mrs. James Fleming will be Members participating were age will participate. Some of th TV. The title of the new series Swim Students of the fifth through Person to Person" (CBS, 10:3 Mrs. William B. Kendrick, presi- 11) visits , Former Fresiden the commentator for fashions youngsters have only been tak is apt to be more mysterious SPRING eighth grades will take part in from the Agnes Shop, Highlands. dent, Mrs. Regina Hurden, Mrs. ing lessons for a month; others to the casual viewer than the a special "arts" program Mon- Herbert Hoover. Suits.. . Chairmen of the affair are Lester Whitiield, Mrs. Deborah for a few years. plots—"DX" apparently is medi- day night at the Memorial School On Sunday, Carl Reiner takei Mrs. John Fina, Mrs. Frank Bil- Bogue and Mrs. William S. Lutz. Mr. Barron, manager of the cal shorthand for "diagnosis." SALE • COLE Parent-Teacher Association meet- over the Dinah Shore Show fo Rev. Mr. Luti closed the serv- the evening (NBC, 9-10) witl lero, and Mrs. Joseph McNee. lammond studio, says all wh • JANTZEN ing in the school auditorium. A ice with benediction. © ROBBY JLEN spring concert will be under the help from Jane Powell, Jul Serving on the committee are are either interested in playin Phyllis Kirk, who is mostly Receiving plants were Mrs. El- seen these days on daytime re- • LEE direction of Miss Thelma Turner; London, Audrey Meadows an Mrs. Charles McBurnie, food or listening to the organ, ma On Flowered Jose Ferrer. stores; Mrs. Harold Eldrich, re- la Foster, oldest mother present; attend. an art exhibit throughput the And Straw Hats Sizes 7 u> 11 school will be presented by Brad- There is a repeat of Ale freshments; Mrs. Whesley An- Mrs. Richard Maxon, youngest This program will be the firs BENEFIT CAKE SALE ford Salomonson, and an indus- Guinness' amusing "The Wickei drews, decorations; Mrs. Charles and most recent mother; Mrs. of an annual event, featuring ex RED BANK — The Monmouth trial arts exhibit by Arthur Sass. Scheme of Jebal Decks" Tue; Rumph, publicity, and Mrs. Phil- Hilda Layton and Mrs. Grace clusively the younger set. County Association for the Blind Cottrell, grandmothers having Elliel Krauss Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Marcella, day night (NBC, 8:30-9:30). ip Gaughran and Mrs. Chester will hold a cake*sale next Friday Laurel PI., attended a matinee Playhouse 90, on Wcdnesda; Korpon, prizes.' most grandchildren; Mrs, Rob- First Communion morning in Topper's Department Dress Shop performance of "Destry Rides (8:30-10 p. m.) Is the dram; ert Robertson, having most chil- Store in Asbury Park. Those about the Warsaw ghetto durin dren, and Mrs. Katie Eilenbur- Parly for Courtney wishing to contribute cakes for f Open Friday Evenings 'III 9 Again" Wednesday in New York Monmouth Duplicate City. The couple had dinner at the Nazi occupation, and sta ger, great grandmother with most UNION BEACH — A party the sale may call the nssocia- FLO JOY'S HAT BAR SE 2-0249-J Charles Laughton, Arthur Kei Bridge Club Meets grandchildren. n cx e c ct ar> M 5S the Hotel Taft, and attended the wa"s'given John'courtney." son"of ^ '\ ^ ? " c > J 15 White St. Red Bank nedy, Sam Jaffe and Oscar Hi Mrs. Melissa Hartsgrove also Mrs. Anna Courtney, Donnelly toratoy Mnhcr of 237 Spring St., 1062 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright evening performance of "Sound ASBURY PARK — Monmouth SH 1-5916 of Music." molka. It is followed (on NB Duplicate Bridge Club met Mon was given a plant. St., after he received First Holyjj^_uaiiK^_ 10-11) with a Jack Benny Sped day in the King Arthur Room Communion Saturday in Holy with guests Danny Thomas, Ra; of the Berkeley Cartcret Hotel. mond Burr and the McGuire Si YouthCanteenDance Family Catholic Church. A buf- First place winners included GARDEN HOSE SPRINKLERS ters. fet was served. Mrs. Benjamin Edelstcin, Asbury At Sycamore School Guests were Mrs. John Cahill, DECO RATI VE ARTS CENTER Another Ernest Hcmingwa; Park; Mrs. Alsx Malikcn and story comes to television Thur Wilbur Peters, Mrs. John Brcn- Mrs. Joseph Hcrschenhorn, Deal, NEW SHREWSBURY - The nan and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph day (CBS, 9:30-11). It is "Th Youth Canteen will hold a dunce and Mrs. Irving Shechct, Deal Wolynlc, Jersey City, and Mrs. Gambler, the Nun and th tonight from 8 o'clock to mld- Park. Margaret Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Radio," about a hospital p Second place winners were nlfjht in the Sycamore School. tient who amuses himself watc Miss Lynn Becbc is chairman. James Ualdasi, Mrs. Nellie Cor- Mrs. Arthur Gross, Jr., and Mrs, nack, Miss Patricia Courtney ing the first two and listenin B. D. Natelson, Little Silver; The theme of the dance is to the third. "Hard Times." Prizes will be nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. William Sy- Mrs. William Martin, West Lonu bil, Union Ilcach. RUBBER ALL TYPES Branch; Mrs, Kenneth Chandler, awarded to the best costumes de- Slipcover.• f'phnlstery Soapbark Is the bark ol a larg Asbury Park; Mrs. Irving Levlnc, plctlnj; the theme. Costumes are Venezuelan tree and is used a Huylnjc or •filing, Alwfiyft Innk In OR Including . . . Deal Park, and Mrs. A. J. Dun- not necessary for youths to at llir ttfRliitrr L-lMiltlFtt lor Qiitch re- a substitute for soap. lap, Brielle, and third place, Mrs, tend. iiiiu, A'lvcttlnnrnfnt, • MELNOR Leo Goldberg, West Long Branch, PLASTIC and Mrs. William Hanlon, Inter- • RAIN KING C.tupclinp, I'm nilII r laken. ACOUSTICON HEARING AID CENTER 1»H AIDSKMAM, MANACER To Graduate From We Service and Supply Dntlcrlcs nnd Cords for Washington Institution ALL TYPES-UNDEK ONE ROOF FOR ALL YOUR IInllfiapn Scrvic? TAKOMA PARK, Md. — Mts» • cuSi'OM ('nlltplrlft AlHllomelrr llmrlng Alii (,I»KPI rrrrtliillon rilled Normn Jcnn Ivlns of Rnd Hank llmrlnc Aldi • SLIPCOVERS is among the 110 seniors who MIni Anftt)%lt fly ftrrrrtl> I mmrd for r.\rtv Trnlnrd Knprrli In MrmilT Hrarlnf I'mhlrin • DRAPERIES will be graduated from Washing- ton Missionary College here .June S K K • BEDSPREADS A. She will receive a two-yenr • Acousllcon » llellonc e ZenltfT CALL certificate in secretarial science,! • Mnlco » Dnhlherg o Uncx Miss Ivlns' parents are Mr, • Sonntnno e» Aurflvox © lUcllo FREE DELIVERY EASY CHARGE" . SH 7-2306 and Mrs. Stanley L. Ivins of 3D' THE Kast HcrKCn I'l,, Red Hunk. IIIIMK Oil (II III Easy Payment Plan Washington Missionary College Is IIKMONHTII vno.N BAIRD, DAVISON CO., Inc. a Kcvcnth-ilay Adventist liberal 1 arts school nerving Ailvciiti.it 4-2208 176 W. FRONT ST. RED BANK SHOP youth of the Middle-Atlantic nren. N«w Budqot Doprtrtmont Sll 1-5656 420 BROAD STREET More Minn 2,000 linvc hern priul- Eves.. Sunday*, Holiduyi Call KEIIogrj 1-3260 CALL SH 1-2300 630 Brood Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. SHREWSBURY 'litlteil from (lie rnllrjjc since II 341 COOKMAN AVE. ASBURY PARK, N. J. iwns founded in I Ml, 14—Friday, May 13, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER of IMigious

; FIRST METHODIST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST PKESBYTERIAN CHRIST EPISCOPAL §T. JAME3 CATHOLIC Red Back Red Bank 'Red Bank Rumson Shrewsbury Red Bank "Children's Sharing Day" wil "Four Rules for a Happy Day Rev, John Crouthamel, pastor, •Ale Wmtti Sunday services will be at 9:30 Holy Communion will be cele- Sunday masses are at t, 7, $, be observed Sunday at 9:30 ao> will be sermon topic of Rev will speak Sunday at 9 and 11 and 11 a. m. Rev. Harvey C, brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Rev, 9, 10, U and 12 (high mass) in II a.m., with church school chil Dr. Charles S. Webster a a. m, on "The Blast of me Holy Douie, Jr., pastor, will continu Father Anselm Broburg will be the church and 9,10 and 11 o'clock dren participating in the serv 9:15 and Jl a. m. Sunday. Rev Spirit." Stanley Scheer will play his series on "A Look At Jesu: attended by Robert Jameson. in the high school auditorium. ice. Miss Kay Vatter, directo Dr. Sargent Bush, associs "Trumpet Tune" by Purcel and Through the Eyes of Peter" witl At the 9 a.m. Family Euchar- Confessions are heard Satur- of Christian education, will speak minister, will assist. Dr. Carl I a postlude by Sweelinck. Chapel MAKK 8:35 —"For whoever would save his life a sermon, "A Well-Proved Helj ist and the 11 a.m. Morning Pray- days from 4 to 6 p. m., and from er services the gospel lesson will 7:30 to 9 p. m., and week-days Scripture will be read b; Mueller's organ meditation w choir will sing "Glory Be to God will lose It; and whoever loses bis life for my sake in Time of Trouble." George Martin and Jacqueline be "Sonata I for Organ" b; on High" by Willan and "Wake John H. Watson, 3d, ministe concern Christ's uplifting the during the 7:45 o'clock mass. McKee at 9:30 a.m. and by Jer- Mendelssohn and his postludc Awake for Night is Flying" by and the gospel's will save it." (B-SV) of music, will play at both serv spirits of His disciples who were Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 ry Cureton and Lorraine Rudi "Fuga by Mendelssohn the girl; Tunder at the 9 a. m. service. • • » ices. The organ prelude will b worried about His leaving them p. m. in the church. A baptism p'jh at 11 a.m. The Call to Wor junior choir will sing "Sing Wi Chancel choir will sing "Let No words of Jesus are harder for modern man to "Variations on a Lied" and "Ei alone on earth. The rector will blank must be obtained from the rectory and filled out before the ship has been selected by tht Joy" by Mozart and "O Magni Every Creature Rise" and "In accept than these. Every individual instinctively ho," by Scheidt.'The postlude wi be aided at 9 a.m. by crucifer the Lord" by Carl F. Muelle: Thee, O Lord Have I Trusted" Leonard Rogers, torch-bearers baptism takes place. fourth grade. The kinderfiartei shrinks from losing his life. The will to live is one be "Bell Symphony" by Purcel will sing "When Jesus Was at 9:15 a. m. by Handel at the 11 a. m. service. At the first service Mrs Richard Jameson and John Yorg, Novena devotions in honor of Little Boy" and the third grad At 11 a.m. the Tower Hill Choi Ushers will be William Morgan of the strongest impulses in man. Suicide is abnor- Thomas McClintock, guest sol and by server Kitson Walton. At Our Lady of the Miraculous Med- ers will recite the litany, "Foi will sing "He That Shall Endun and Thomas Wilson at 9 a. m. mal. ist, will sing "Eye Hath No 11 a.m. Gregory Gwyn-Williams al every Monday at 8 p. m. in the church. Outdoor Things." The first am to the End" "He Watching Ovei and William Stracener, Ken- Nevertheless no words of Jesus are truer or Seen" from "The Holy City" b; will attend Father Broburg. neth Coleman, Bernard De Loach Following the Family Euchar- second grades will sing "Wha Israel" by Mendelssohn. closer to the heart of Christianity than these. For Gaul and the organ offertory Love Does" and "The Greatest. At 9:15 and 11 a.m. duplicat and Warren Elliott at 11 a. m. be "Intermezzo" by Peeters. ist, an informal coffee hour will SHAKER-QUAKER The fifth graders will perform sessions of the church school wi! Deacon's greeting committee will this saying also speaks of the finding of life. By Atthe second service, Chancel take place in the parish house. Red Bank a religious skit. Herbert Burtis be held in the Education Buil be William Stracener, Marshall "life" Jesus means true happiness. This every Choir wilj sing the anthem, Church school classes for chi Elder Franklin C. Moyan, will play "Blessed Jesu. We Ar< ing and Westminster Hall fo Smith and Truman Reeves as- healthy individual desires. "Trust in the Lord" by Hand dren follow the coffee hour; anc te cher, will conduct a service sisted by Deaconesses Mary New- the rector will hold an adults of instruction and guidance at 10 Here by Bach. three-year-olds through the eightl Jesus asserts that true happiness results from and the offertory anthem, "Whei Altar flowers will be the gifi grade. man and Nancy Smith. Jesus Wept," by Billings. class on the "Ways and Teach- a m. Sunday at the church, IS of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Whalen, During both services nursery Crib room and nursery will be losing oneself in a cause and in a person. The Sunday school will convene a ings Of The Church." North Bridge Ave. Sunday evening meetings wi' care will be provided. provided from 9 through 12. greatest cause Is the Kingdom of God; the greatest 9:30 a. m. in five departments- The Women's Auxiliary wi! be: Intermediate Youth Fellow Senior high church school Church school will meet at 9:45 person is Jesus Christ. Therefore, the ultimate nursery through junior high. Sen sponsor a food sale in the parisl ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL house tomorrow from 10 a.m ship, 6 to 8 p.m.; Methodisi the chapel at 7 p.m. followed bi a. m. Junior high Baptist Youth happiness of man lies in losing oneself in the ior high church school class wil Red Bank Youth Fellowship, 7 and Weslej weekly meeting of Wesminste: Fellowship will meet at 6 p. m.; meet at 10:30 a. ip. Senior Hig' until 4 p.m. Holy Communion will be ad- Fellowship, 9:30. The latter grout Senior High Fellowship in tht Senior high BYF at 6:30. and eervlce of the Kingdom and in devotion to Christ. Fellowship will leave the churc! A fashion show and bridge par- ministered every Sunday at 8 will visit St. James Roman Cath youth program. The program, Roger Williams Fellowship, at David J. Wieand at'7:15 p. m. for a joint meel ty will be held Tuesday at 8:1! a. m. olic Church as a group. charge of William Parkell, wi 6:45 p. m. Professor of Biblical Literature ing with the fellowship at Lon; p.m. in the parish house, spon A Sung mass and sermon by sored by the Mother's Club A spaphetti dinner sponsorci feature a skit, "It's Your Time The board of trustees will meet Bethany Biblical Seminary Branch Presbyterian Church. the vicar, Rev. E. V. Kitson- by the M.Y.F. will be serve Single Young Adult Group wi at the church Monday at 7:30 Monday, the men's bowlini the church. Mrs. Arthur Jame: Walters, will be held every Sun- tonight from 5:30 to 8 p.m. i meet in the Combs-De Voe Mi p. m. 9 Chicago. HI. team will meet at Sycamon is chairman. day at 9:30 a. m., except the Fellowship Hall, morial Room at 8 p.m. Annual church business meet- Lanes at 8:45 p. m. ' Wednesday at 8 p.m. the ba fourth Sunday when there will A bake sale sponsored by tlv Senior high social night w ing and covered dish supper will FIRST REFORMED Tuesday the Morning Circ zar committee will meet in thi be morning prayer. Young Adult Women will tak be held tonight at 8 at the horn be Wednesday at 6:45 p. m. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAE New Shrewsbury will • meet at the home of Mr parish house to discuss plans foi Sunday-school meets In the place in the Little Silver A&P of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wi Altar flowers last Sunday were OF GREATER RED BANK Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg wil William Q. Meeker, 20 Robin Rd, the 1960 annual church bazaar, church hall at 9:30 a. m. today from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. koff, Sr. given by R. L. Church, Mr. and Rumson preach Sunday1 at 11 a.m. on at 9:30 a. m. Prayer fellowsh! The planning committee of the The New Brunswick district ol A leadership training course Mrs. Harold Rinehart, Mrs. Har^ Tonight's service will- be "The Story of the Beginnings." will meet in the lounge at : vestry has recommended Mr. ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC the Women's Society for Chris for vacation church school tea ry Boskey, and the Service Guild. 8:30. Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthi This is the first in a series on a. m. Circle II will meet at th Frank L. Rogers as chairman. Red Bank tian Service will meet here chers will be held Monday anc In a service of parental' dedi- will preach on the subject: "Ai the general theme "Messages home of Mrs. Allen J. Burke, At the recent Young People: Masses are celebrated Sunday Thursday at 10:15 a.m. and 1:1 Tuesday from 7:30 to 10 p.m cation Sunday the following ba- I My Brother's Keeper?" Canti from Genesis." Pond Rd., at 1 p. m. Brown Fellowship Monmouth Convoca at 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 o'clock. p.m. M'iss Eloise Nichols anc mder the auspices of the New bies were presented: Sidney Scharff will chant the 1 Music for the service will in Troop 250 will meet at 3:30 p. m tion meeting for the election Confessions are heard Saturdays Mrs. Raymond Kennedy wil: Jersey Council of Churches. Glenn Thomas, son of Mr. and urgy of the service. Margaret Sii elude "Canticle" by Robert Gra- Christian Education Council wil officers to serve in the comin from 4:30 to 6 p. m., and from speak. Installation of officers will The stewards board will me Mrs, Keith Campbell, River Pla- gel, daughter of Dr. and Mrs ham, "Festival Chorals" by Ira meet at 8 p. m. Adult Inquirers year, Hugh Gwyn-Williams 7:30 to 9 p.m. Victor Siegd, will chant th be conducted by Mrs. Emcrsoi Monday at 8 p.m. za; Terry Lynn Catalano, daugh- Wilson, and "March in C" by class will meet at 8 p. m. Christ Church, Shrewsbury, re Baptisms are at 11:45 a. m. Kiddush in honor of her Bat M Gardner, W.S.C.S conferenc The annual "appreciation di ter of Mr. and Mrs. I.' Catalano, Battmann. The choir will sing Wednesday Girl Scout Troo ceived the honor of election a: Sundays. svah. Dr. Siegel will occupy president. ner" for the Tower Hill choii Shrewsbury; Nancy Ellen, daugh- "Heart Divine" by Anton Dvorak. 240 will meet at 3:15 p. m. Bo vice president. The Miraculous Medal Novena seat on the pulpit. Mrs. Siegi The fourth quarterly confer- will be held Monday at 7:30 p.m ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fur- Ushers for the service will b Scout Troop 200 will meet at 7:3i b held Mondays at 7:30 p. m. will recite the candle blessing ence will meet Thursday, Maj in Joseph's Restaurant, We Tnan, Shrewsbury, and Kathleen Robert McConnell, David Veitch p. m. Spring School of Faith am ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER and the Perpetual Novena to St. Candle lighting time is at 7:4 26, with Dr. W. A. Guffich pre- Long Branch. Odette Ingle, daughter of Mr. and Richard Mast and Thomas Tash. Life will be held at 8 p. m. an EPISCOPAL Anthony Is held Tuesday at 7:30 siding. The Red Bank Chapter, Unite Mrs. William Ingle, New Bruns- p. m. The floral donation w Child care will be provided in Mr. Douie will'continue his se Rumson The Chancel Choir will pre- Presbyterian Men, will meet fo wick. be made by Dr. and Mrs. Siege; The Cottage during the morning ies on "A Survey of Old Testa Holy Communion will be eel EVANGELICAN LUTHERAN sent "Trial by Jury" by Gilberl dinner Tuesday at 7 p.m, Mr An Oneg Shabbat will follow worship service. ment History" with a discussio brated Sunday at 8 a.m. in th Red Bank services. and Sullivan and "The Tele Katharine Elkus White will speal PRESBYTERIAN Sunday school will start a on "Exile and Return." Women chantry. The Luther League pre-confir- phone" by Gian-Carlo Menotti on "Observations from a Recen Shrewsbury Sabbath morning services an 9:30 a.m. with classes for al bowling team will meet at Syca Family service and address b; mation rally for the shore dis- May 27 and 28 on the stage ol Tour of the Soviet Union." Rev. John R. Collins, pastor, at 10. Margaret Siegel will chan ages. more Lanes at 8:15 p. m. the assistant minister, Rev. Johi trict will be held Sunday after- Fellowship Fill for the bcnefii The weekly adult Bible clas: will preach Sunday at 9:30 and the prophetic portion and will be The Senior Youth Fellowship Thursday the board of deacon: Barton Andrew, will be at 9:3' noon. of the building fund. will be taught by Dr. Busl II a.m. on "Family Words are accepted into the fold of Israe; will meet in White Hall at 7:30 will meet at 8 p. m. a.m. The girls' choir will sin Sunday services will be at 9:30 The Commission on Education Tuesday at 7 p.m. 'in the chapel Family Acts." by Rabbi Rosenthal. Cantor Si p.m. Rev. Rottenberg will dis- Friday, Junior choir will re- "The Spacious Firmament" b; and 11 a. m., with nursery care has arranged an information "Prelude in B Minor" by Bach ney Scharff will chant the serv cuss "Relationships .between the hearse at 3:30 p. m. Haydn. The organ prelude anc provided during both. course on Ihe work of the church CHURCH OF CHRIST will be played by Mr. Lucius ice. Junior congregation wil Church and State. Fred Colmor- postule will be "Suite No. 2 Confirmation instruction will be meet at 9:15. Afternoon service: school to be held four Sundays Red Bank Harris. The junior choir will sing gan, Jr., will be in charge of BAPTIST First Movement" by Purcell an given at 8:45 and 10 a. m. to- at 9:30 a.m., beginning May 22. will be at 7:45, followed by Sunday at 11 a. m.. Rev Charlei 'Christ Whose Glory Fills the the service. Middletown "Chaconne" by Couperin. morrow. Parents, prospective teachers class in Bible. Sunday mornin A. Brown, minister, will speal Skies." The senior choir will sing The confirmation class will Rev. John E. Bates pastor, wi Members of the junior vestrj Men's Brotherhood and church and interested persons arc in- services are at 9:30. The Talmw on the responsibility of Chris 'Cherubum Song" by Bortansky. meet in the pastor's study Mon speak Sunday at 11 a. m. oi who will assist at the service council will meet Monday at 8 vited, class will meet at 10 a. m. ians in a local congregation. Th' Mr. Philip Roy will sing the day at 7 p. m. Consistory will "Getting the Most From thi are William Miners, Terry Seig p. m. in the parish house. The annual Lag Beomer fieli Lord's Supper will be served. Tli solo. The postlude will be "Cre- meet Monday at 8 p. m. I Service of Worship." Senior choii Charles Albert, Dick Morgan The pastor will give instruc- JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES ble classes for all ages will bi day program will be held for th tion in preparation for church do" by Bach. 1 The Men's Brotherhood will will sing "Lead on O King Eter- Robert Widerstrom, Jonatha Red Bank conducted at 10 a. m. Ushers at the 9:30 a.m. serv- Sunday school and the Hebre meet at the Church Thursday nal" under the direction of Mrs. Beers, Charles Landback, Alberi membership Tuesday from 7:30 "How Does the United Nation "Hindrances Facing the Re ice will be Carl Pfrommer, Dan- school beginning at 9:30 a. m. at 7:30 p.m. and proceed by George Hartmann, organist. Mrs Strassburger, Kent Ross, Gar to 9 p. m. in the parish house. Stand With God" will be the building of Jerusalem" will bi iel Stark, Theodore Recker, Phil- car to New Brunswick Theologi- Ervving Kehrer will be soloist. Kerr, Stuart Weier, Andrew Ca Reception of new members will theme of a Bible talk Sunday al the minister's sermon topic Sun ip Nelson and John Rodenburg. BAPTIST cal Seminary for a tour of that len, Peter Thorndike. take place June 19. 3 p.m. George Rlantnn of the Ushers will be Robert Deane; lay at 6:30 p. m. Those at the II a.m. service will New Monmouth institution. Refreshments will be Robert D. McKee will play Watchtowcr Society will answe and Leonard Tatum. Bible study will be held Wed include Harold Johnson, Harry The Church Bible school wi served following the tour. recital on the Mary Owen Bor NEW APOSTOLIC questions. Following the talk, Flowers will be placed by Mr nesday at 6:30 p. m. Davey, John Apgar, John Steel meet at 9:30 a.m. with classe: den Memorial Carillon at 10:3( Red Bank there will be discussion of "Re- and Mrs. Burnet Henyon. There and Forrest Gray. for all ages. TEMPLE BETH MIRIAM a.m. Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec- ligious Attitudes When the Mas- Rev. William E. Bisgrove wi will be a nursery for small chi AME ZION A Tiny Tot nursery will be Elberon dren in the kindergarten room Morning prayer and sermon b; tor, will preach on the te>:t from ter Preached." Red Bank conducted during both services speak on "The Proof of Our Ri The Temple Youth League will James 1:12 Sunday at 10 a. m. Bible studies will be held during the service. the rector, Rev. Canon George Rev. Collins B. Byrd will peac under the direction of Mrs. Carl conciliation" at 10:45 a.m. Thi present a Sabbath service tonight, A. Robertshaw, will be at 11 a.m at PBA Hall. Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. at 5-1 Broad anthem will be "For the Beau Church school will meet at 9:3( at II a. m. Sunday school will vlann. entitled "The Bill of Righteous- a. m.—the junior school meeting The men and boys' choir, undei Sunday school will meet at 8:45 St. and 220 Pearl St., Red Bank; meet at 9:30 a ,m. with Mrs. All departments of the Church ty of the Earth" by Thiman un ness." The service, which was a. m. at 69 Lincoln St., Fairvicw, and in Fellowship Hall under the lead- the direction of Marshall C. Bush Clara Carter in charge. School except senior high meet der the direction of Miss Mi written by league members, will will sing "With A Voice Of Sing There will be a service Wednes- 82 Pear St., New Shrewsbury. At dred E. Bisgrove, organist. / ership of Mrs. Robert Benson anc "Salad Service," with a mu t 9:30 a.m. The senior high de- concern basis ethical values in the senior school meeting in thi ing" by Shaw. Mr. Bush wi day at 8 p. m. the same time a parlor talk wil ical and literary program, wil lartment will meet at 11 a m. children's church a|id nursery i the daily living of young people. he given nt 10 St. Mary's PI., church under the direction o play "Contemplation" by Rowle e at 4 p. m. under the spon The Junior-Hi Westminster Fel- provided for children up to It will be conducted by the foi and, "Paean" by Whitlock. METHODIST Red Flank. years of age. Clement Barlow. inrship of the Flower Club anc: owship will meet Sunday at 6 lowing officers: James Berg, Lois There will be a meeting of thi Atlantic Highlands A Bible speaking class will The pastor will speak at 7:4 Installation of new officers wa; he Sunday school committee. >.m. in the church house with Buckman, Michael Coleman, An- vestry Monday at 8:15 p.m. i "The Hurts of Life" will be the be held Thursday al 7:30 p.m. p.m. on "Put Ye on the Lori conducted by the pastor last Sun Pmyer service will be held /Ir. and Mrs. Dexter Robinson drew Edison, Warren Farb, the rector's study. theme of Rev, George E. Tay- Jesus Christ" The young peopli day in a service of dedication. Wednesday at 8 p. m. as advisers. The senior-hi West' iusan Goodman, Victor Lefko- The weekly confirmation class lor's sermon Sunday at 11 a.m. TRINITY EPISCOPAL minster Fellowhsip will meet1 at have charge of the music. Officers for the coming yeai There will be a nursery during .vitz, Michael Luftman and Judy are moderator, Edwin Parsells es will be Monday at 4 p. m Red Bank FEDERATED p.m. also with The Rev. Collins The Bykota will meet aftei worship for pre-school children. Tenzer. financial secretary, Mrs. Graci Thursday, the Episcopal Churcl Holy Eucharist will be cele- Holmdel onducting. school on Tuesday. Sunday school will meet at 9:30 The rest of the membership Love; treasurer, Samuel Evans; Women are sponsoring a produc- brated Sunday at 8 a. m.; the Sunday school will be at 9:45 The church school teachers will Wednesday prayer'meeting wil a.m. vill comprise a choral group. Baptist home representative, Mrs tion of the play "Two For Th family service and church school . m. meet Monday at 8 p.m. in the be at 7:30 p.m. Senior Methodist Youth Fellow- nt !): 15 a. m., and morning pray- Rabbi Aaron H. Lefkowitz will Theodore Hynson; institutiona Seesaw" at the Buck's County ev. Andrew A. Burkhardt, pas church house. The young people will meet a ;onduct the concluding portion of Playhouse, New Hope, Pa. ship will meet Sunday at 7 p.m. rr and sermon by the rector 7:00 p.m, on Thursday, and the representative for Boy Seoul ir, will present the sermon. The Men's Club business meet- :he service with Cantor Morris Troop 35, Erwing Kehrer; trus with Mrs. A. Olsen as counselor. Rev. Charles H. Best, at 11 n. m. The Herdsman" al the 11 a. m. ig will be held Wednesday at 7th and 8th grade young peopl The official board will meet ^hotin supervising the musical tees, Robert May, Charles Nel- EMBURY METHODIST Wednesday, Holy ICucIiarist will ervice. p.m. at 7:30 p.m. on Friday. Monday at 8 p.m. be celebrated at 7 and 10 a. in. iortion. An Oneg Shabbat will son, and Clement Barlow; dea Little Silver Douglas Fromm, Jr. will be Rev. Mr. Collins will hold a bllow. cons, Leon Brooks, George Hoff- with services nf healing at 7:30 ASSEMBLY OF GOD Rev. Ralph L. Barrett, pastor, guest organist. taff meeting in his study Thurs The Religious school will hold mire, Jr. and John Poyner, an and 10:30 a. m. Shrewsbury will preach Sunday at 11 a. m. Nursery class for prc-school ay at 10:30 a.m. ts closing exercises Sunday at deaconesses, Mrs. Theodore Hyn Alcoholics Anonymous will meet children will be held during the Afternoon Circle will meet Cradle Roll Day will be ob- Junior choir will sing Walker- Monday at !l p. m. 1:30 a. m. to which parents have son and Mrs. George Pistor. Robson's anthem, "An Awaken- worship hour In Fellowship Hall. liursday at 1:30 p.m. in the served Sunday. Each child up to been invited. » The sewing group will meet The Young People's Society will ocial room of the church. Mrs. the age of two will have a pic- The board of trustees will meel ing," and Senior choir will sinj Wednesday from 11 a. in. to 3 ture taken with parents. Monday at 8 p. m. "Richard deCastre's Prayer t hold n picnic supper Friday at Frank Borden is chairman NAVESINK owicm p. m. 5: SO p. m. nd Mrs. Gustave Bottner Is co- Rev. John Deegan will speak Teachers and officers of thi Jesus" by R. R. Terry. H METHODIST CHURCH A repeat performance of "The at 11 a. m. on "Resisting the church school will meet Tuesda; Mrs. L. C. Tatem, organis A congregational committee halrman. Morning worship is held at Roaring Twenties Review" by the meeting will he held Monday nt Adversary." The monthly build- at 8 p. m. choirmaster, will play "O Goc TrianRle Club will be given Sat- ing fund offering will be received 1:30 a. m. Sundays. Sunday- Hear My Plea" by J. L. Krebs; 8 p. in. ST. JOHN'S METHODIST chool meets at 10:45 a. m. lovercsm urday, May 21, in the parish hall. Children's day and final session during this sepvice. Pianist will MONMOUTH REFORM O God Thou Holy God" b; Hazlct The Youth Fellowship meets Karg-Elert, and "The Glory o of the Sunday school for the sum- Rev. Norman R. Riley, pastor. be Miss Lois Patterson, Long TEMPLE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Branch, and organist will be Mrs. at 6 p. m. on Sundays and the Shrewsbury God in Nature" by Beethoven. mer season will be held Sunday, Fred Bopp, Jr., Minister of intermediate fellowship at 7 p. m. false .SCIENTIST June 12. A strawberry festival, Samuel Lanzalotti, Shrewsbury. Rabbi Henry Bamberger wil! Intermediate Youth Fellowshi Red Hank [usic. Rev. Milton Killebrew is pastor. speak on "Reform Comes t will meet Sunday at 6:30 p. m under the auspices of the Sun- Sunday Services: 8, 9:30 and At the evangelistic service a "Mortals and Immortals" will day school hoard, will be held 7:30 p. m., Rev. Deegan wil T. ANN'S CAIWOEHTCHURCH America; the Pittsburgh Plat- and Senior Youth Fellowship a be the subject of Hie lesson-ser- a. m.; Church School; 9:30 form" tonight at 8:15. Discus- 7 p. m. ' a Saturday, June 18, nt Fellowship nd 11 a. m. evening service: speak on "Walking on the Wa- Keansburg mon Sunday at 11 a.m. The tnxt ter." Prayer for the sick and af- sion will be held during a coffe The young people will be hosi Hall. :30. Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, will be fiorn Rinnans S:R: "To flicted will' be offered with the hour. Services are held in the to the Red Bank sub-distric Youth meetings: Intermediates; 10, 11 and 12 noon. Masses on b<- carnally minded is d'vilh; but FAITH REFORMED laying on of hands for those in oly days arc at 6, 7, 8, 9, 1 Presbyterian Church at Shrews Methodist Youth Fellowship Mon to h<> spiritually minded is life llazlet th, 7th and 8th grades at 6:45; need. bury. Sunday School will be hel day at 7:30 p. m. THE TRUTH nd Senior Youth Fellowship and ind II a. m. First Fridays, a and peace." Rev. Theodore C. Muller, pas- Rev. and Mrs. Deegan will leav i:30 and 8 a. m. Sunday at 11:15 a.m. in th The official board will meel 'ost High School Fellowship nt IN THIS Sunday MIIUOI will rivet nt 11 tor, willl preach Sunday at II Monday to attend the annual dis- Confessions are held on Satur church school building. Monday at 8:15 p. m. The execu «.m. ii.in. mi "What Will We Find In 30 p. m. trict council of the Assemblies ol lays, eve of First Friday, an five committee of the New Jer- GREATBOOK Wednesday eveninj: testimony Outer Space?" God at Atlantic City. loly days from 3:30 to 5 p. m ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL sey Conference Women's Society meeting will be nt H: Ifi. j The service will lx> in North EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF of Christian Service will meet CAN RELEASE YOU GOD Rev. Elias Ellison will conduc ind from 7:30 to 3:30 p. m. Eatontown Th': reailini' room will In- open .Oiitcrville (ire house. Nursery Bible study Wednesday at 8 p. m. Baptisms every Sunday at Rev. Alan A. Tongue, rector, here. Mrs. Emerson Gardiner, daily Ir'iin noon In 4; .'ID p. m. care will he provided at 11 n.m. North Ccntcrvillc conference president, will preside, You can be freed from any Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- in Rev. Deegan's absence. m. will celebrate Holy Communion Friday '-vening from 7:.'l(l toll:3D at the home, of Mr. and Mrs. The youth of the church wil Rev. Edward A. Corrigan li Sunday at 8 a.m. Church school assisted by Mrs. Ralph L, Bar false appetite if you will turn nnd .Sunday from 1 tu -1 p.m. Uiillierl I-'all, Hi Dartmouth Dr. tor, will conduct the Sunday rett, vice president. with a receptive, unpreju- service at 11 a. m. and evan- meet Friday nt 8 p. m. astor nnd Rev. Stanley J. Lev- and the family service with chor Similiiy scluiol will be held al ndoskl and Rev. Anthony J al Eucharist and sermon will b diced thought to the truth I'NITAIUAN 'l: .10 a.m. in Middle Road School, gelistic service at 7 p. m. Sun- PRESBYTERIAN day-school wil meet at 9:45 a. m. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY .ulsini, curates. at 10:30 a.m. contained in this great book, Hi'i) Hank Ciinfiiriiation Class II will meet East Keansburg Holy Communion will be ecle Lincroft Rev. Hamld Mean, assistant Monday at 7:30 p. in. nt the Week-day services for young Sunday school and the services Science and Health with Key people will be Thursday at 0:45 Sunday-School meet9 nt 9:30 brnted Wednesday at 9 a.m. to the Scriptures by Mary minister, will rnndiii t tin' service :parw>niij;e. Confirmation Class I a, m. Church service Is at 11 Atlantic Highlands The Parent-Teachers Club o 'ill be at 9:45 a. m. nt 10:30 a. m. liundiiy in the j will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. p. m, and prayer and Bible study Church service and Sunday- Rev. Sidney Crane of the Baker Eddy. for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p. m. a. m. the church school will hold a YMCA on Riverside Ave. Mr;;.: Sunday School teachers will Prayers for peace and healing chool aro held at 11 a. m. Wed- covered dish supper tojnorrow 'rinceton Theological Seminary Ilersrlicl Stunt is aceuiupaiiist. A' meet ul (lie Imiiic of Mr. uiul Special prayer services will be icsday testimony meeting Is a will deliver the sermon, "How You may read or borrow Wednesday at 1 p. m. service will be held Wednesday at 6 p.m. in the parish house. uncial hour [ulluivi the M-IVII:C. Mrs. Hubert Krbi||, 0 Oregon at 10 a. m. 15 p. m. Reading room hours Can I Know the Will of God," a Science and Health free of Sunday school tla.v.e Communion will be ndminis meet Ave., Wednesday nt 8 p.m. Soldiers of Christ meet at 7: re 2 to 4 p. m. Tuesdays and ST. JOtlN'S EPISCOPAL the 11 a, m. service. charge at any Christian Sci- 10:110 a. m !".?(ilmny, Dnn't l)o That" will be tercel the first Sunday morning aturdays, except holidays. Miss Evelyn Layton, organist of the mouth. The Women's 30 p, m. the second, fourth and Little Silver ence Reading Room. The Tin- iifliii-is -,im| tin'lies will tin" prucram topic. fifth Sundays of the month. The Holy Communion will be ad >vill lead the choir In the anthem niei'l Imiielit at h: 15 ;it the linme Missionary Council will meet the TRINITY EPISCOPAL 'Beautiful Isle of Somewhere.' hook can he purchased in red, ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL third Wednesday uf i-ndi inonlli Women's Guild meets tho third Matawan ministered Sunday nt 8, 9:30 and green, or blue binding at $3 of Ku.ssell firay. 'I at f mil at 8 p. m. Mrs. Glenn Rich brated Sunday nt 8:30 a. in; 9:.1O a.m. receipt of check or money CALVARY IIAI'MST TUUK VINF, SPIRITUAL REMCrOUS SOCIETY OF md 10 o'clock. Communion wil rds nnd Mrs. Phillip Eisenharclt 'ii'iM h M houl meets nt !):.'lll; the order. Knl Hank Long Branch FRIENDS (Quakers) in celebrated the third Sunclny will be hostesses. A roast hcef M-rvIci: for parents and children Rev. I-'.. II, Lawrence, pastor, the month hy Rev, Canon F-d- DIVINE LOVE NEW BIRTH I'.ev. .II.IMI li. (Ill'In IM y;t Shrewsbury SPIRITUALISM CENTRE dinner will lie served Saturday, pn-iidi .'iumliiy al II ;i in. ,'iun is nl Hi; \U, mid Ihi! iimmlng Is in charge nf services held in W. Tucker. prayer und licimnn Is al II: 15 The society meets every Sun- Highlands day 21, nt tho church hall by Christian Science day school will lin-cl ;i( '.I '.',!) n. m Sundays nt 11:30 n.m. nt S Third day at 11 a. m. fo. worship. The HOLY COMMUNION he Sunday school fathers. wild Helicon /.,'iiinii' I.I-I k as •: i except Die fii-,1 SIIIKIIIV "' I'iK'll Ave, Josephine Cnntrell Seals, pns month. when Holy Communion First-day school meets nt 10 n, m EPISCOPAL tor, 1R in charge of healing scrv- RF.ADING piTinti-mlcnl. indny-.M'liniil meets n[ 10:30 ST. BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC elehraled at the II: IT Fair Haven ccs all day Sundays at 9 Shrews- ROOM 'Chi/tie- Vilj'iniiViij'iniii CluCIIIIbJ will nli -lii.-it(jr.it e , ' "'- 'a.m. KINfi OF KINGS LUTHERAN Hailet ;il rv : 1(lVl (ll rl( i Holy Communion will he cele- )ury Ave. its anniversary Sunday ill .1 :i()i ' '" - " '' ''• •'"''"• Mlddletown brated Sunday at 8 a.m. The Sunday masses are at 7, 8, 9, n*c. UJI. nt. on. p, in. J(cv. T. if. Alexander, I>:,••!'"" ''• "'"'"' IIKill I'OINT SI'IRI'lRlTUAI.lSM T Rev. C. Roger HurMns, pastor, church school servin: nml add- METHODIST >, 11 nnd 12 In the Holmde.l auk', will be |MI'M (,j,cal(er. ; J.||, JM. iimJ cve.]llo|y Communion ;il fl a. m. 1 Rev. Franco. ! Stevi'iicon con- view School, I.eonnrdvilln Rd., Morning pmyer nnd sermon will Morning servico nt II o'clock, Confessions are heard Salur- Sunday Afternoon 2-4 nlnj: worMiip will be ,il 7:.id, IWednci.diiv. nml l-'iMiiyi;. jilnctti service:; Sunday at R p. m. Middlelmvn. be at II a.m. lay, between -1:30 nnd 5:30 p. in. MiMe cla-.r. and pniyer M'iv»e' \; , ||,,| ^^ ivcning Biirvlco nt 7:30. lt y Om) ||nr) Wednesdays at '2:30 mid I) Sunday - .school meets nt 9:30 The l-urliiuist will lie celebra- I'rnycr meeting Wednesday nt nd 7:3(1 and H::i() p. m. In the 209 BROAD ST. will bi Vi'edne.vday i veniii;;. jinuiili.ii i.i nt U «, m. I ted Wedne.'id.-iy at II; ."10 a.m. :.1O D. m. nirisli rectory, Hlllcrer.t Rd. Mil) HANK I EMMANUEL BAPTIST Guire's Grove, wi* Mrs. Chris 9 Friday, May 13, 1960-15 Atlantic Highland! Lochslea Club Koopman as chairman. Teenagers New Heartbeat RED BANK REGISTER RELIGIOUS NEWS Rev. Howard M. Ervin, pas- Donald Day will arrange plans tor, will preach Sunday at II for the family picnic to be held Set for Season June S at Cheesequake State h Clean-Cut Young Man •EFOMtED LUTHER MEMOMAL .m. and 7:30 p.m. A nursery Park. wanting me to do the same. Middktown ill be conducted during the mor- MATAWAN — Plans for activi- New Shrewsbury A work team will proceed Sun- By BOB THOMAS Parrish," one of the studio's big They'd ask me to light a ciga- . "Goi't Curt for Mao's Confu- ning service. There will be a ties and a work program w«re rette and when 1 did, they "The Widow's Mite," will be rayer meeting at 7 p.m. 'day with cleaning up the debris efforts of the year. sion" will be tht «*rmon subject outlined Monday at the" Lochslea HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Here's screamed and fell down. v. Daniel D. Retoheimert Church school will meet at 9:45 on the lakefroht at the swimming And he'll be. appearing in a of Rev, Howard E. Newton at the Heights Club in the recreation ;ood news for parents: The new weekly TV hour, "Surfside 8," in "I was scared. I had a feeling 11 a. m. Sunday service. Mrs. ermon topic Sunday at 19:45 :.m. under the direction of Den- center on Middlesex Rd. area completed last year for chil- leartbeat of the teenage set is a s M. Lingo, superintendent. dren of Lochslea Heights. A which he will play the richest of power. But I also had a feel- Herbert Sherrane, music direc- . m. Services will be held at Foster Lassen conducted the lean-cut young man who neither boy in the world. ing of responsibility. I try to keep 'inton Falls School. Harry Carl, The pastor's Bible class will ground cover of ivy is being tor will play the organ prelude, business meeting and announced iggles nor mumbles and who That about describes him these remembering that responsibil- "Duetto" by Mendelssohn. The ol son, Lincroft, will address the meet Monday at 8 p.m. that Janet Searles won the con- planted and trees have been «els deep responsibility about his planted. days, as far as Iiis feelings are ity." fertory selection is "Solomon's ongregation on the every-mem- The Royal Ambassadors will test for selling the most peanut lewfound fame. concerned. Unlike some of the: _ Prayer" by Wesley and the post- ier visitation. meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the]brittle. A badge system was arranged The latest of a long string of other Burbank actors who claim'Den Mother Gets lude, "With Sounding Brass" by Sunday school, adult Bible ome of Mrs. Albert E. John- The club will hold its annual which will provide each child icream-evokers is handsome, G overwork, Troy has no qualms ion, Leonardo. Party Nordman. A child-care program lass, and the adult information dinner-dance at The Oaks, Me- in Lochslea Heights with a badge oot 3 Troy Donahue, whose ap- about the TV series and two films will be provided by Dorcas Cir group will meet at 9:30 a. m. A prayer service will be held in a color to denote his swim- peal is more genuine than his yearly that will keep him work-, NEW SHREWSBURY — Mrs. cle, which meets in the parish The congregation will hold a Vednesday at 8 p.m. BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN ming ability. There also will be manufactured name. Born Merle ing constantly. "Hard workGeorge chanson, Sycamore Ave. The Pilgrims will meet at the house during the worship hour. dinner meeting at the Tinton Cliffwood Beach visitors' badges. Johnson and re-dubbed by the doesn't bother me," he said. |was honored at a supnse party Elder Harold Millward will be Falls fire house Sunday at 5:30 hurch Thursday at 3:30 p.m. "The Church of the Reforma- same agent who gave you Rock Why, he doesn't even mind last week in the home of Mrs. the head usher. m. Mrs. A. Edward Lackas, nd the Colonists, at 7 p.m. Hudson, Tab Hunter and John f Lawrence Berglund, Bnghtview The Christian Boys Club will tion" will be Rev. Francis Os- his new name! "It was part of Church school will meet at 9:30 News Shrewsbury, will serve as Gary Roelke Smith, Troy is getting a big ride me 10 minutes after t got it. It Ave. hostess. meet tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. terstock's sermon topic Sunday at a. m. under the direction of Karl 11 a. m. A class for those pre- out Warners way. feels so natural, I jump when The occasion marked Mrs. Helwig. Assisting her will be Mrs. Wil "No. 1 on the fan mail list at people call me by my old name. Johanson's retirement after ser- WESTMINSTER paring for church membership Gets Scholarship Village Youth Fellowship will liam Schell, Sea Bright; Mrs. the studio," he reports with a Even my mother and sister call ving two years as "mother" for , PRESBYTERIAN will be held at 2:30 p. m. MATAWAN - Gary Roelke, a meet at 7:30 p. m. Purpose of Ralph Smith, Shrewsbury, and The Jesters will meet tonight degree of humility. "No. 2 or 3 me Troy now." den 4, pack 120. The cubs pre- the meeting will be to elect Mr. and Mrs. William Meiter, Middletown senior at Matawan High School, in all of Hollywood right now. It What has the guy got? sented Mrs. Johanson a gift, after at 7. has been awarded a Rutgers officers, James McElwain will Lincroft. "What about the Christian Who Tomorrow at 8 p. m., a "Gay imazes me." Clear blue eyes, a provocative which refreshments were served. lead the devotions. Refreshments Rev. Mr. Reinheimer will at- Talks to Himself?" will be the Alumni Scholarship, according to It shouldn't amare the students Attending were Mrs. Donald Nineties Revue" will be present- an announcement by Daniel Jack- overhanging upper lip, a shock of will be furnished by Mary Teegan end the New Jersey Conference topic of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee's ed in Fellowship Hall. if the teenage idol phenomenon. blonde hair, deep voice and as- Littman, Mrs. Robert Sims, Mrs. and Shirely McElwain. convention at Calvary Lutheran sermon Sunday at 10:45 a. m. er, director of guidance at the Troy played opposite another teen Mark Fox, Mrs. Jack Dalton, Junior high Fellowship will school. sured manner. Also a surfboard, Monday and Tuesday from 7:30 Church, Verona, Tuesday and senior choir will present the an- meet Monday at 6:45 p. m. Mrs. heartbeat, Sandra Dee, in "A Porsche, handsome wardrobe Steven Ruscio, Jimmy Littman, This award, which is financed to 10:30 p. m., a vacation schoo Wednesday. them, "Praise Be, O Lord, Melmoth Dow will.lead the pro- tummer Place," rapped by the and appreciation of good living, Kenneth Sims, Mark Fox, Terry by the Alumni Scholarship Fund critics as a dolorous sex saga conference will be held under the Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the par- To Thee" by Rogers. Nursery fa- gram. His view of the clamor over Dalton, Jeffrey Ewald, Steven is based on the demonstratec but embraced by the nation's film auspices of the New Jersey Coun sonage, the pastor will continue cilities will be provided. Ushers him: Ruscio, Eric Johanson and Larry qualities of academic perform audiences. cil of Churches in Red Bank discussions with adults interested will be Ronald Fowlie and G. F. REFORMED "The first time it happened was Berglund. Presbyterian Church. Church in becoming charter members. Herold. ance, financial need, character "No. 3 in the country last year, Keyport and extracurricular contributions right after 'Ben-Hur' and 'Pillow in Chicago. The kids were Mrs. Berglund is the new den school workers have been invit- The Vacation Bible School staff Sunday school will meet at 9:45 Good Fellowship will meet to- to the secondary school and com Talk,' " said Troy, 23, who has screaming and pressing around mother. ed to attend. will meet Wednesday at 8 p. rh m. under the leadership of night at 8:30 in the church house munity. The scholarship, which an accountant's mind for figures. Women's Guild for Christian at 140 Riverbrook, Lincroft. Richard A. Rutherford, superin- Sunday worship will be at 10:45 covers tuition, board, fees and "Another thing that helped was Service will hold its meeting Every member visitation call- tendent. a. m. Sunday school will meet at Tuesday at 8 p. m. Mr. Newton Intermediate and Senior Youth other expenses, will be renewed being on TV. I've played on every Middletown's Quality ers will meet Friday at 8:30 9:30 a. m. Junior Youth Fellow- so long as he is successful in his one of the Warners series with will discuss Reformed Church col p, m. for a final briefing before Fellowship groups will meet at ship will meet at 7 p. m. and leges and will show slides. p. m. college studies. the exception of 'Bourbon Street MEN'S SHOP calling on the congregation Sun- Senior Youth Fellowship at 8 Gary aspires to a career as Beat.'" He missed the latter Consistory will meet at 8 p. m day, May 22. Men's Fellowship will meet p. m. Members who cannot attend the an electrical engineer and wil only because the network got Confirmation class will mee Monday at 8 p. m. meeting Thursday should contac enter Rutgers University as a there first and dropped the show's tomorrow at 9:15 a. m. at the The Couples' Club will meet to- FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST f. R. Burke Mr. Newton or Mr. Helwig. night at 8:30 p. m. freshman in September.* option. parsonage. SCIENTIST He has been active in th Next season promises an even Dorcas Circle will hold its din- Keyport ner-danca Friday evening. May SPIRITUAL school athletic program partici greater Troy Donahue saturation. BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP The morning services will be men's shop 27, at the American Hotel, Free- Belford pating in varsity football, jay He has a starring role in "The hold. Port Monmouth held Sunday at 11 o'clock. Sun- vee basketball, track and ^ Crowded Sky" with Dana An- ROUTE 35 « NEW MONMOUTH ROAD Rev. Phoeba Dailey will con- day-school will meet at 11 a. m member of the Block M. Varsit drews, Rhonda Fleming and Ef- Old Village Foods Building Sunday service will be at 11 C ct services Sunday at 8 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST A testimony meeting will be Club. rem Zimbalist, Jr. He gets top MIDDLETOWN, N. J. a. m. Rev. Edward «J. Blakslee vid Tuesday at 2:30 and 8 p. m held next Wednesday at 8 p. m He resides at 65 Wyckoff St showcasing in the title role of Atlantic Highlands will be the speaker. Rev. Blaks- "The Holy Spirit, Artist Unex- lee is a missionary appointee celled" will be the theme of Rev. under the Association of Baptists GRAND UNION'S Harry w\ Kraft's sermon Sunday for World Evangelism. at 11 a. m. Sunday school wil Bible school is at 9:45 a. m meet at 9:45 a. m. with William with classes for both young and F. Maxson, superintendent. old. Family film time will be Sun- Youth fellowship, senior group, day at 6 p. m., with box supper will meet at 6:30 p. m. John at 6:30 p. m. and family worship Zink is president. hour at 7:30 p. m. Evening worship will be al The Christian Pilgrims, Ambas 7:30. Rev. Blakslee will show sadors for Christ and Senioi slides at this service. Youth Fellowship will meet a Bible study and prayer servici 6:50 p. m. Thursday will be at 8 p. m. DISCOUNT CENTERS Visitation by Ambassadors foi Morning service and Bibli Christ will be Tuesday at 6:3C school are held at the Bayshor p. m. The Philathea group will Gun Club, Harmony Rd. Othe meet Tuesday at 8 p. m. at the services are held at the home oi home of Mrs. William Rauch, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert E. Mahon Belford. ey, 11 Vermont Ave. Prayer meeting and Bible study will be Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. REFORMATION LUTHERAN A youth rally and picnic wil! West Long Branch be held at the Ardena Baptist Rev. W. Robert Oswald wil Church Saturday, May 21, at 4 preach Sunday at 9:30 and 1 p. m. a.m. on "The Divine Law ol Compensation." Sunday schoo COMMUNITY will meet at 9:30 a.m. Port Monmouth Happy Hours for Senior Cit Sunday school will be at 9:3 zens will meet Tuesday at 1:31 POLICY SYATEMENT a. m. John Batton is superintend' p.m. ent. The United Lutheran Churc' Worship is at 11 a. m. 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Split Made Public By The Associated Press NUTLEY - An eight-year-old UNION BEACH - It appears There have been rumors dur- boy set a fire that caused $100,- Demand an End to be catching. ing the past month that all was 000 damage to Tozzi & Sons Democrats here have been not well within the Republican Cleaners, police said yesterday. split into two factions for the organization But up until last They said the boy admitted find- past two years. night, no one was talking. ing matches in the cellar of the cleaners at 100 Center St. on Last night the Republicans fol- On GOP official declared that To Spy Flights May 4 and igniting it cardboard lowed suit. Mr. Jones, when he filed for the primary, never had any in- box containing plastic bags. The It was brought to light when, tention of running in November. boy was released in custody ol • * • WASHINGTON (AP) — harsh words passed between a Mr. Jones gave as the reason his parents pending Juvenile Republican councilman, Matthew for his withdrawal "pressure of Court action. Norway Protests remier Nikita S. Khrush- J. Harms, and a newly-designa- business." ted GOP council candidate, An- Spy Plane Flight hev was considered likely thony Montanaro, 105 Newark NEWARK — New Jersey's OSLO (AP) — Norway to- Ave,, at a session of the gov- Garden State Parkway was the oday to demand at the day protested formally to the erning body. Anti-U.S. safest toll road in the nation ummit conference that the during the first three months United States against U. S. Mr. Montanaro rapped the of 1960, the American Bridge, pilot Frances J. Powers' re- Jnited States promise to Democratic Club (which repre- Feeling Is Tunnel and Turnpike Associa- ported plan to land his 112 sents one of the two Democratic tion said yesterday. The park- plane at Bodoe, Norway, after top its spy flights over factions) for its reservation of his spy flight over the Soviet way had only one fatality in Russia. Memorial School for a magic High in Cuba 264 million travel miles. Union. Show, to be staged May 21. Foreign Minister Halvard The prospect heightened In the process, he also criti- HAVANA (AP) — Shouts of Lange called U. S. Ambassa- :hances of a clash between "Get Out! Get Out!" greeted JERSEY CITY - A giant face- dor Frances E. Willis to his cized the Board of Education for resident Eisenhower and the permitting use of the school by :very mention of U. S. Ambas ifting for Jersey City will be office and delivered the pro- the club -L' terming the entire sador Philip Bonsai at a hysteri- put before the City Commission test on behalf of the Norwegian Soviet leader over the case of affair a "political caper." cal five-hour anti-American ral- Tuesday. Finance Director government. he downed American U2 plane James F. Murray yesterday an ly at Havana University that "At the same time I asked vhen the East-West leaders meet Out of Order carried into the early hours nounced plans for a 10-year, 10 the American government to WARD'S TO OPEN—The Montgomery Ward store will open Monday at 10 a. m. in Paris next week. Mayor Harvey C Eriksen, a today. million dollar rehabilitation pro- take all necessary steps to pre- member of the Democratic Club, More than 15,000 students, gram for downtown Jersey City the Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown. A store tour was held yesterday. Here, vent similar plans being made Eisenhower sees the U.S. promptly ruled the discussion out workers and civilian militiamen with federal aid. Murray said Charles M. Levengood, left, store manager, goes over plans for the opening with for landing espionage planes lights behind the iron curtain of order, saying, "This is the were whipped into a frenzy by he would ask the City Commis is needed for defense against his two assistants, William L. Gochanour, center, merchandise 'manager, and Samuel in Norway," Lange told Parlia- jurisdiction of the school board, student and union leaders rant- sion for approval and a bond is- ment. >ossible surprise attack. He has not council. You take it up at ing against "Yankee Imperial- sue. The master plan incorpo- D. MacKeniie, operating manager. The one-story building, with basement, contains ;erved notice that he will re- rates three long-stalled federa the next board meeting. I'll be ism" and charging repeatedly approximately 120,000 square faet of floor space. It is the first department.store to tffer at the summit his open there," that the United States is prepar- redevelopment projects with a skies plan for reciprocal aerial new approach, Murray said. be opened in the northeastern United States by Montgomery Ward in 20 years and But Mr. Montanaro persisted. ing an invasion of Cuba. 'Day You Die' inspection. He asked that each councilman Havana seethed with anti- is the- 30th retail store to be opened under the company's 500-million-dollar expan- Last night the United States express his view. Americanism. FAIR LAWN - Police hoped sion program. Is Subject jfficially charged that Moscow's Councilmen Frank Raccioppi Maj. Rolando Cubelas, head of today to determine the cause treatment of the spy case casts and William J. Langan, mem- the University Student Federa- of death of Malcolm Meyer, doubt on whether Khrushchev bers of the Democratic Organ- tion, called the rally to muster 20, whose body was found Of CD Talk really intends progress at the ization — the faction opposing support for his charge that the slumped in a car parked on To Appraise Two Veteran Teachers summit toward easing East-West the Democratic Club—supported United States plans "direct ag- the street. First reports said LITTLE SILVER — "The tensions. Mr. Montanaro in his stand on gression" against the island Re no immediate cause of death Day You Died" was the sub- the issue. public. would be determined, but death 134 Acres at To Retire in Highlands ject of a Civil Defense public Hostile Acts appeared to be from natural mcetinR last night in Markham Then Mr. Hanas spoke up. Cites 'Proof The U.S. allegation was con- causes. Meyer lived at 266 HIGHLANDS - The Board of Place School. "Before I give you my opin- He again cited as proof signs lained in a 250-word note reply- Buttonwood Dr., Paramus. The East Point Education last night approved Sponsored by the wardens ion," he said, "I'm going to have the U. S. Embassy has prepared ing to the Kremlin's May 10 pro- body was found yesterday. Alumnus the retirement of two teachers division of the local organiza something to say at the next for posting on U. S. owned UNION BEACH — Feist and test about the May Day flight with a total of more than 70 tion, it featured a talk by Ron Republican Club meeting." buildings in the event of trouble. Feist, Newark realty firm, was deep into Soviet territory by HACKENSACK - The body ol Of Year years of service in the local aid Jacob of Rumson, chief o "That's fine," Mr. Montanaro The embassy has explained that hired by Borough Council last American pilot Francis C. Pow- a 32-year-old woman in the Hack- school system. the South Jersey Radiologica shot back. "You've never had the notices are routine prepared- night to appraise the 134-acre rs. ensack River was identified yes Team of New Jersey, and a anything to say before. I'd say ness carried out by U. S. em- East (Conasconk) Point proper- Miss Mary D. Bills and Mrs terday as that of Roberta Rob- member of the state CD staff. The Russians, who captured it's about time." • bassies all over the world. ty Irene Offerman both advised the bins, a waitress, who had come board that they were retiring. Mr. Jacob stressed that an Powers and claim to have shot For a few seconds — complete The anti-American tempers The job will take two days. from Rotterdam, Holland, six Miss Bills' retirement is effec- atomic attack need not be thi down the plane, accused the Uni- silence. were fanned by the killing of an Estimated cost is $300. "day we die" if the public is ted States of hostile acts and American civilian pilot, Matthews months ago. A medical exam- Mayor Harvey C. Eriksen said tive July 1, while Mrs. Opfer iner listed the cause of death a alerted, and knows what to do. threatened reprisals in case of Replaces Jones Edward Duke, 45, earlier in the the contract will include consul- man's will retire as of June 17, drowning. Relatives said she He also said that proper handl- future flights. Mr. Montanaro was designa- day outside Havana. Officials tation by the appraisers with the School officials said each hn lived with them at 285-A Grove been in the system for more ing of mass casualties is actu The U.S. reply, delivered In ted two days ago by the GOP said he was trying to fly ou Planning Board and council as ally a defense should such an at- steering coitfmittee to replace St., Lodi. to possible uses for the land. than 35 years. Moscow by the U.S. Embassy, Cubans branded by the Castro tack occur. denied "any aggressive intent" James R. Jones on the ballot regime as war criminals. Th Earlier this year, the borough Several board members ex- MORRISTOWN — A 14-year- Mr. Jacob, a graduate of Rec and said America's intelligence in November, following Mr. government said he landed on was offered $14,000 for the prop- pressed concern over whether the old girl was quoted by police retirements were the result of Bank High School and Trenton Rathering is "for purely defen- Jones' withdrawal from the'race. the highway, saw an ambush was erty by John Csik, "408 Broad After the session, Mr, Hanas as saying she phoned in bomb a board announcement that it State College, is a Navy veter- sive purposes." waiting for him, and was shot St., Keyport, a former Union an. He instructs in special wea- was queried by a reporter as to scares yesterday that caused Beach businessman, who propos- was studying a mandatory re- "Indeed," the U.S. note said, as he tried to take off again. two schools in nearby Morris tirement age pons at the Signal School, Forl whether he will support Mr. Mon- Duke was on the U. S. Borde ed to construct a marina "for "it is the Soviet government's Township to be evacuated. Mrs. Opfcrman, however, told Monmouth. tanaro in November. Patrol's blacklist of 29 pilots sus- 1,000 boats, worth several hun- treatment of this case which, if "No comment," he replied ic- Some 450 students had to leave dred thousand dollars." the board illness of her husband He was introduced by 'Alberl anything, may raise questions pected of illegal flights to Cuba, Morris Township Junior High Golden, chief warden, who also ily. The governing body still has was the major factor in her de- about its intentions in respect and U. S. airports had been School and another 250 were cision. presented Jay Berger, this bor- The other two Republican coun warned not to rent any of them Mr. Csik's offer under study. to these matters." cilmen, John Mclnnes and Rob- evacuated from Delbarton Several board members said ough's CD-DC director. a plane. The Federal Aviation School after the bomb scares Public Beach family illness also was a factor Seek Co-operation ert Holland, were asked the same Authority said he rented a plan question. were phoned in to the schools. Councilman John Mclnnes has in Miss Bills' decision. at Baton Rouge, La., by saying gone on record in.favor of the The U.S. note concluded: Said Mr. Mclnnes, who has The Delbarton School, is a Hire Two he was flying to Texas for a borough's keeping a portion of •A. Adopt Salary "For its part, the United been one of the Republican lead- school for boys run by the cargo of spare airplane parts. the East Point trac{ for.munici The board in other business States government will partici- ers for the past three years but Benedictines, a Roman Catho- William W. Ramsay Called Crusader lic order. pal beach purposes. hired two new teachers for the pate in the Paris meeting on who is retiring from public of 1960-1961 school year — Mrs. Code ior I960May 16 prepared tr> co-operate In Trenton, N. J., where thfe In a letter to council, the Board EATONTOWN — William W. fice this year: Irne L. Carney, Rumson, at a UNION BEACH - Boroupl to the fullest extent in seeking American pilot was born, rela- TRENTON — The state Em- of Education requested that a Ramsay, superintendent of "For the record, no comment." 165-foot section of Sydney Ave., salary of $4,600 per year, and Council last night adopted it; agreements designed to reduce Said Mr, Holland: tives described him as an adven- ployment Security Division today schools, was honored as "alum- Mrs. Mary Lutr, 179 Bay Ave., 1960 salary ordinance by unan turer who was an "anti-Commu starting from Spruce St., be va- tensions, including effective safe- "As a Republican, I would sup- reported a shortage of farm nus of the year" at a dinner $4,400. mous vote. ' guards against surprise attack nist crusader." workers for the asparagus fields cated and the land donated for meeting Saturday of the New port him — but he's not a Re- school use. The request was tak- Joseph R. Tiscornia, principal, There were no objections dur- which would make unnecessary publican, he's a Democrat." He was born Feb. 18, 1915, the of South Jersey. Division Di- Jersey State College at Jersey ing the public hearing. issues of this kind." son of the late Martin and Mrs. en under advisement. said no definite assignments had rector Frank T. Judge said sev- City's Alumni Association at the been made for the new teachers. The largest pay hike is for tb Switched Rose Ducko. Only recently he eral thousand workers are being Two special liquor permits Secretary of State Christian A. college. The citation has been The board will meet in special borough clerk — from $2,300 ti changed his name to Duke. sought by the Glassboro Service were approved, one to Harris Hcrtcr departed yesterday for Asked for an explanation, Mr. given annually for the past six session May 25 to discuss hiring $4,000. The clerk's office will b Association and the Farmers' Gardens Fire Co., for June 19, final pre-summit conferences at Holland described Mr. Montan- Mrs. Ducko, in her 80's, is years to the alumnus who has of more teachers and a replace- placel on a full-time basis. and Gardeners' Assn. of'Keyport. and the second to the American Paris with a smiling goodby, aro as a thwarted Democrat critically ill at 2200 Nottingham made the most outstanding con- ment for Mr. Tiscornia, who is Other salaries are: Legion post, for May 21. but a refusal to comment on "who failed to vote in two pri Wayr Hamilton Township, near A spokesman for the division tribution to education. Dr. Mi- leaving the system. Police chief, $5,300, up $300 maries so he could get on the Trenton. The Recreation Commission re- summit prospects or whether said the state has so far been chael Gilligan, president of the The board renewed its bus captain, $4,700, up $300; sergean Republican ticket" Duke attended the U. S. Mer- quested that the borough turn Eisenhower should go to Russia. unable to fill all the requests college, presented the award. transportation contract for one $4,500 up $300; patrolmen, $4 chant Marine Academy at Kings over to it the operation of Mem- Mr. Montanaro later confirm- for asparagus harvesters. Un year with H. H. Gchlhaus, Keans- 000 to $4,800 up $100 to $200: The White House said Eisen- Point, N. Y., and entered the orial Park at the beachfront. Entertainment for the "home- ed that he has switched from less the jobs can be filled with burg, for $10,489. The figure is attorney, $2,000 retainer plu hower might speak out publicly Navy after graduation. He served coming" program was provided Democrat to Republican. New Jerseyans or migrant lahpr The commission wants to re- the same as last year. fees; engineer, $1,000 retainei before he takes off for Paris "I believe the Republican par- in World War II and the Korean crews from the South, he said, habilitate the area and convert by the students of the college tomorrow. following the final business meet- Matthew Horan, South Peak plus fees; assessor, $1,200; mag ty in Union Beach has more to War and flew in Indo-China as workers will be brought in from it into a park for adults, to be istrate, $1,800, building inspecto Meanwhile the spy plane case offer in the way of honesty and a civilian. Puerto F. o. named the "Golden Age Park." ing. Mr. Ramsay, who lives on St., was awarded a contract for summer maintenance of the $600, and court clerk, $900. continued to trouble U.S. rela- Integrity. It's as simple as that." Duke's family last saw him The buildings and grounds Irving PI. with his wife and two school grounds at a rate of $65 Also, road superintendent, $4 tions with friends and neutrals. The candidate termed Mr. Mc- about three years ago. He said committee will study the request children Kathryn and William, TRENTON — A legislative every two weeks. GOO up $500; assistant road sup The Pakistani ambassador, af- lnnes, Mr. Holland and Mr. Ha- then he was an airplane parts and report at the next meeting. graduated from the state college prober says New Jersey could erintendent, $4,500, up $500; pub ter a 15-minute meeting with nas as "wishy-washy" and add salesman. $8,500 Machine in 1942. Held for study were two bids save several hundred thousand received on coal for the 10GO- lie works superintendent, $1,000 Herter, said his government has ed: Duke was married to the for- Council voted to advertise for dollars a year if relatives were 1961 year. tax collector, $3,400; treasure not yet determined whether the "One of them leads and the mer Melody Thompson of Palm forced to help care for foster bids for a payloader with back Atlantic Supply Co., Atlantic $600; welfare director, $700 u| U2 flew into Russia from Pak- other two- follow. They have Beach, Fla., but was divorced children. Sen. Anthony J. Gros hoe and iinw plow. Cost has Different $200; water collector ajid pay istan. done nothing for the party so it about three years ago, accord- si (D-Passaic) told newsmen been estimated at $8,500. Highlands, offered coal at $14.90 per ton, and John J. Ryan, Sea roll clerk, $3,700, up $200; specia won't matter really whether we ing to Duke's nephew, Donald M. yesterday that New Jersey does A proposal by Councilmen The Afghan ambassador said Bright, bid SM.30 per ton. policemen, $1 per hour; healtl have their support or not." Ducko, an attorney. little to collect from people who Frank Raccioppi and William J. after a State Department visit Uniforms The Parent-Teacher Association inspector, $400; board of healtl that his government would Mr. Montanaro is 32. He is a Duke had been charged with turn their children over to the Langan to publish all vouchers will hold a banquet May 18 at secretary, $500; and public work strongly protest what he called computer techician for Standard passing a worthless check in state, although most sign agree- in a newspaper was rejected by which time Mr. Tiscornia will be employees, from $1.05 to $1.8 an act of aggression and viola- Oil Co., Florham Park. Palm Beach County, Fla. I ments to help pay for their care. the rest of the governing body For Specials? as "too expensive, and unneces- i honored. per hour. tion of Afghanistan's neutrality. sary." RUMSON — The Mayor and Mayor Eriksen pointed out that Council last night heard a plea any citizen may inspect the bills based on the professional pride at any time in the office of the of (he borough's regular police- clerk. men. June 1-15 was designated as Could Rumson's special police- clean-up time. The first week men wear a different color uni- will be for districts 1 and 3, form from the blue worn by the and the second week for districts regular force? 2 and 4. A letter to council from the Borough trucks will pick tip Patrol, en's Benevolent Associ- all refuse left at the curbs. Mr. ntion asked that question of the Eriksen urged residents to clean governing body. up vacant lots which they own "We in the P.B.A. believe that as part of the drive there should be n definite dis- The mayor instructed Mr. Lan- tinction between regular and gan, chairman of the street de- speclnl officers," the letter said, partment, to have specifications "so that the public, when they prepared for the proposed Har- see n policeman in a standard ris Gardens drainage project. blun uniform, will know ho is Funds for the work have boon trained and competent mid not allocated in the current budget, another citizen working as a he noted. policeman on his day off," Eleven welfare ca.sus wore re- Thu letter did not specify what ported for April, with n total other color tint special officers, expenditure of $(Mfl, who guard school crossings, It was announced that the hor- should w i! a r; anything hut OURII will sponsor a public fire- "police blue" would do, appar- works display July 2 nt the ently. TREED—Ocoanporf Polico Cept. John Welch chocks a car which struck this troo on DOWNED PLANE ON CUBAN ROADSIDE—Natives gather around a light piano beachfront, off Florence Ave. The request wns referred In Comancho Dr. last night. Tho drivor was Ronald T. Ellstrom, 466 Naragansott Avo., the council'*; police committee. which Cuban authorities said thoy shot down noar Mariol, Cuba, yostorday. Cuban Cost ol the event wns not dis- Long Brand). Capt. Wolch said Mr. Ellstrom was hoadod oast on Comanche Dr., closed. F.uj;cne McMnmis, Pros- officials said thoy killed the pilot, whom thoy identified as Matthow Duke, 42, of pect Ave., will bo In charge of wlion hi» car crossed flio road and hit tho troo. Mr. Ellstrom was troatod in Mon- Palm Doach, Flfl,, formorly of Tronton, N. J. Thoy charged ho was attempting to th

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Fiend (11) FunAtOne 7:30- (2) Rawhide Without a Face 1:15. 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (7) Black Saddle theatrical troupe In "Heller in Pink Tights," Paramount'* Woman's vanity (a mirror) reflects Brigitte Bardot't (4) Play Your Hunch (9) Movie SUN.-Heller in Pink Tights 8: 1:25— (4) News (5) pensive mood in the presence of her boyyfriend, played Cannonball (11) To Be Announced Technicolor western-with-a-new-twist, which arrives Sun- 25, 12:00. Female 10:35. (S) News (7) by Antonio Vilar. "FEMALE," a Lopert Films, Inc. re- 1:30— (2) As The World Turns Walt Disney (13) Playback day at Carlton Theater, Red Bank. Previaw Saturday HAZLET (9) Movie lease, will open Sunday at Carlton Theater, Red Bank, (4) Dial 4 (11) 10:35—(13) Wrap-Up night at 11 o'clock. Lowe's Drlve-In—FRI. and SAT. Time Out For Sports 11:00- (2) News and Eatontown Drive-In. Co-feature will be "HELLER (5) Movie , (13) Cartoons 8:15. Tall Story 8:50, (7) RayMilland Highway Patrol (4) News IN PINK TIGHTS." 12:10, Third Voice 10:40. 8:00- (5) Night Court (5) News (9) Film Drama (4) WAITER REAQE THEATRES SUN.-Cartoons 8:30. The I (11) Growing In Spanish Troubleshooters (7) News male 9:00, 12:20. Mating Game (11) Baseball (11) News 1:50—(11) News (IS) 10:40. 2: JO- (2) For Better or Worse Mike Wallace 11:05— (5) Movie RADIO 8:30- (2) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (4) Queen For A Day Hotel DeParee (13) Dance Party 770 WOR 710 11:10- (2) Weather WABC Atlantic—Home From the Hill (7) Day in Court 880 WPAT (4) Weather WCBS 930 7:30. (9) Film Drama Kivcr Plaza WHTG 1410 WRCA S6P (11) Empire State (7) Weather 1130 WQXR SAT.-Home from the Hill 7:30 Danny Porzio, son of Mr, and11:15- (2) Movie WNEW 1360 Toy Tiger 2:00. 2:30— (2) House Party (4) Loretta Young Mrs. Daniel Porzio, Carpenter (4) Jack Paar AFTERNOON p. rn.) SUN.-Once More with Feeling St., celebrated his ninth birth Newi. (7) Gale Storm (7) Movie Monday Through Friday won 2:44,5:00, 7:00, 9:20. day Sunday with a party for <2;00 WABC News; Dick Shepird (Jabriel Heater (9) Film Drama (II) Sports and Weather WCBS Nnwi WRCA News. KEANSBURG friends and relatives in his home Morgan HeaUy (11) Basic Russian 11:20—(11) Movie WHTO local Ntwi 7141—WOR Cajlno—FRI. and SAT.-Homc Among the guests was his grand Surnmury Carlton Frederick! from the Hill 7:45 (only). 2:55— (5) News 12: ft- (9) Zacherley TODAY AND TOMORROW WOR Hewn, John ScoU WRCA Wayn Howell Show mother, Mrs. Josephine Lardier (13) Party Time WRCA Newa. K(l Herlihy 7HS—WABC.,.Newn: SUN.—Winchester 73 3:15, 6:20 3:00— (2) Millionaire Krad Robblm Shov Newark. ll:lt—WOR The litiueraltti 9:25. Criss Cross 1:50, 4:50, 8: (4) Young Dr. Malone 12:30- (5) News BURT WCBS I.nl.ny l!o»« • lOO—WCBS World TonlRht (13) Movie 1U20—-WHT0 CuunlyAltent WOR New«. World Today 00. (5) TV Reader's Digest The Free, 12:10—WCBS Helen Trent WRCA Newi; The Boys Club will sponsor a 12:40— (5) Movie LANCASTER Wayne Howell (7) Beat The Clock WILD WHTO News; ilelaiinz COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE spring dance next Friday for pu- 1:00- (4) Consult Dr. Brothers AUDREY Music ill)—WCBS Three (jueiaea (9) Strange Stories 12:41—WCBS- CI>UII1J> N«t Door • HO—WOR SporU; Shore Drivc-In—Cartoon Carni (11) Movie pils of the sixth and seventh 1:15- (4) 13th Hour Adventure I2:SS—WABC Newi; Dick Shtpard McCullough & Elio grades. It will be in the school (7) Evening Prayer HEPBURN l,O0—WCBS Whispering Street • IK—WABC Newi; val 8:30. The Third Voice 8:55. (13) Day Watch Kred iloiiolm Show from 7:30 to U p. m. Music will 1:30- (2) Movie ' Hit of a \? WHTG Headline*, KstU OlOO—WOR Tall Story 10:30. Voodoo Island 3:30— (2) Verdict Is Yours i'ricea, Muaic Newi, C'ednc Foater be by the Walter Von Ohlen Trio. 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette WOR Newi, 1'. Koliinunn WRCA N«w«; Hob Haymei 12:05. (4) From These Roots ' FLAMING, WRCA Newa, Kit Herlihy WCBS News; Kd Joyc* SAT.—Cartoon Carnival 8:30. (5) Doorway To Destiny 3:20- (2) News UNFORGIVEN lil»—WCBS Mai'erkina • ill—WOR McL'ulloUKh & Ello A dance for pupils in grades 3:25- (2) Give Us This Day ROUGH and C0SWIINS • ill—WABC Ktffi; Tall Story 8:50, 12:05. The (7) Who Do You Trust' WOW CaiHon 1'rnlrlckt AUDIE MURPHY • JOHN SAXON t,iO WHTO Farminldala Newi Tedil Lavrenca eight through 12 will be held SATURDAY MORNING READY Era! ^j TECHNICOLOR tOlOO—WCBS Third Voice 10:45. (9) Movie j,»0 WCBS Vouiif Dr. Malnna Nowi; in the school May 27, from 8 ftanca Orchaitra SUN.-Angry Red Planet 8:30 4:00— (2) Brighter Day 6:55— (4) Sermonette WHTO News; ItelaxinK WO* p. m. to midnight. Music will Music Newi, I.ea Smith 11:35. Atomic Submarine 10:25 (4) Fibber McGee 7:00— (4) Modern Farmer 1,45—WCBS Kecunci Mil, Ilurton WRCA Newn; Hob Hayrnes be furnished by. The Links. Ralph •"•"STARTS SUNDAY • • 10111—WOR McCullough A Eliot and Molly 7:15— (2) Previews USS WABC News: Dick Hhepird 10195—WABC LONG BRANCH Marino is chairman. Party 2!00—WRCA News, Jim Lowe Newi (5) Douglas Fairbanks 7:20- (2) Give Us This Day 11 tOO—WABC Newi, Qutncy Howa clothes will be worn. Refresh WCBS HiBhllo iiapl'in*" Baronet—Visit to a Small Plan (7) American Bandstand 7:25- (2) News PREVIEW SATURDAY AT 11 P. M. WHTQ Headlines, Music WCBS News ments will be served. WOR News, l,e» Smith WOR New*. I,yla V«n et 3:10, 7:00, 9:35. Oklahoma 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 7:30- (2) Sunrise Semester HIS—WOR Galen Drake, WRCA Newi Territory 2:00, 8:25. 7:55- (5) Call to Prayer OF "HELLER IN PINK TIGHTS" WCBS Just Entertainment lllll—WABC Trip Tte^uesli 4:30- (2) Edge of Night Brownie Troop 136 will hold a WCBS Slarli«hlKaliiat» SAT.-Visit to a Small Plane 7:56— (7) Morning Prayer 1,10—WCBS Allen Gray (4) Buckskin white elephant bazar and cake WHTO New*; Kelaxlng WOR McCullough & Eliot 2:00, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. Okla 8:00- (2) Captain Kangaroo r WRCA Hob Haymes (5) Mr. District Attorney sale tomorrow from 11 a. m. llllO—WABC Th. World of homa Territory 3:25, 6:05, 8: J (i) Andy's Gang JISS WftBC Nevm;Ilkk Shti»!il Tomorrow (11) Amos'n' Andy to 4 p. m. in the field on Nut- 1,00—WCBS Ncw»; Frteinan 45. sow WCBS Music "Til Dawn 5:00- (2) LifeofRiley swamp Rd., opposite South Lake (5) Ding Dong School anil lliiye.i Hi J WHTO Headlines, Mimic 1ZI00—WABC HiK Joe SUN.-Kiddie Show-Slim Car (4) Movie Dr. Hot dogs and soda will be (7) Cartoon Festival WOR News, I,vie Vlin WOR i.«n;r .John WRCA Newi; Art Ford' ter and cartoons 2:00. This Reb- (5) Dateline Europe sold. Proceeds will be used to 8:30- (4) Children's Theater LOREN WRCA News, Jim l.on« j.U WOR Music from » Chorui MORNING PROGRAM! el Breed 4:55. 7:40, 10:20. The (9) Wild Bill Hickok purchase a bulletin board for the (5) Cartoons JUO—WHTO Now.; KolaxinK Monday Through Friday Threat 3:45, 6:30, 9:10. (11) Bozo The Clown (13) Insight Music TiOO—WABC «««•», Al I.unman children's section of the Middle- ANTHONY 1,30—WABC Dennis I'sy WCBS Jack Sterling FREEHOLD 5:25—(11) Clutch Cargo town Public Library. 9:00- (2) Captain Jet /v> _J 1,SB—WABC News; Msrtln nioek WHTO. Local Nena Strand—Tall Story 7:00, 9:555:30- (2) Movie (5) Just For Fun 4,00 WCBS News; Wck Nuel .Summary; Ktctc Pricaa Third Voice 8:30. (5) Big Beat (13) Day Watch QUINN WRCA News; Arl Fnrrl WOR %»•; Kathy Stenger, daughter of Mr WHTO CAoninx Slock SAT. - Kiddie Show "Gun (7) Rin Tin Tin 9:30— (4) RDy Rogers (teporl; Music •John (lArnlilinif and Mrs. John Stenger, McLean WOR News, .Inhn Wlngata WRCA Newa; Hill Cullen Glory" 2:00. Tall Story 3:55, 6: i (9) Movie St., celebrated her first birthday 10:00- (2) Heckle and Jeckle 4ita—WOB Uii'lin New York 7U0—WHTQ Newa; 50. 9:55. The Third Voice 5:25, Wakft up to Muaic (11) Three Stooges Sunday. In the afternoon she had (4) Howdy Doody HELLER 4,30—WHTO News; Relaxing 8:30. Mu«ic 7MI—WHTO Civil .Service Newi FRIDAY EVENING a party in her home for several 10:25- (9) Pinocchio IS 4,SS_WABC Mews; Murlin Illock SlOO—WABC Newa; Al I.ohmnn SUN.-Angry Red Planet 3:25, 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends of her' friends. Evening guests 10:30- (2) Mighty Mouse WHTO I't, Moniniiulh WHTO Hnarlllnei; 4 Civil Service Ntwa Wake up tn Muale 6:25 9:20. Man or Gun 2:00, 4:- (7) Little Rascals were her great grandmother, (4) Ruff and Reddy WCBt Newa;.UcV Sterling ,.OO—WCBS News; Di'k Noel 55, 7:55. Show (II) Popeye Mrs. Leona Roberts, Keyport, 11:00— (2) Lone Ranger WRCA News; Arl Foul her grandparents, Mr, and Mrs. WHTO I.ocnl N«wi WOR Newa ASBURY PARK (U) Record Wagon (4) Fury T.CHT5 Summitry; WRCA New*: Johnny An- 6: SO— (4) Local News John Ege, Matawan, and Mr. (5) Waterfront TECHNICOLOR l)ow.Jon»« Mayfalr—The Fugitive Kind WOR News, Jnhn .Srnlt il 15—WOR Do'rmhy tmlDirk (5) Our Gang and Mrs. Kenneth Roberts and O) Animaland STEvI'ToRREST HIS—WOR IUIIIO New York (IIS—WABC New>; Al Lehman 2:45, 7:15, 9:35. (7) Yesterday's Mr. and Mrs. John Borow and (9) Cooking ABUAMOUNt WCTWf IIIO—WHTQ Nows; Relaxing • IJO—WHTO New«, SAT.-The Fugitive Kind 2:45 sons Jackie and Matty. U;30- (2) 1 Love Lucy Music, Kelttjing Muaic Newsreel USS—WABC News . • ISI—WABC N«w» 5:05, 7:30, 9:55. (4) Circus Boy SPECIAL "KIDDIE SHOW" SUN. AT 2 P. M. EVENING • 100—WABC Tlreakfaat Club SUN.—The Fugitive Kind 2:25 (5) Movie "FOREST RANGERS" — Plus Cartoons Monday Throuth Friday WCBS Newa: • 100—WCBS News Arthur Gmilrty 4:50, 7:10, 9:35. 11:45—(11) Through the Porthole WHTO llendllneii .WHTO Headline; St. James—Because They're Dinner Music Strictly for Women WOR News, I.yle Von WOR Nowa; Cnlfn Drake Young 2:00, 8:54. Seven Thieves WRCA Up to theMinut* WRCA Newi; Johnny An- I,IS—WABC llnwnnl Cnnel! drew* SAT.—Because They're Young WCBS K|iorl«, Itnh CuriVe • HO—WHTO News. 2:00, 5:40, 9:10. Seven Thieves WOR News; Jnhn Wlniiala Uelnxlnjr Mtlaic (110—WCBS News; llmintsa 10100—WABC Newa; 3:51, 7:15, 10:50. WABC John Daly Mnrtin niock SUN.-Valley of the Red Woods WRCA Newa: Art Font GATES OPEN 6:30 P.M-MOVIES AT DUSKR EATONTOWN WHTO Nrws: WCBS Newa: 2:00, 5:30, 8:50. Flnme Over '»«>.» niimiii w-sii.nl a-msi s»a IH»H Oimirr Munlc Martha. Wriltht WOR News, India 3:15, 6:30, 10:00. .TABUING Henry fil»clslon« WHTQ Headlines. Mtiale Anthony SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREE! • I«D—WRCA Vlnnnrlnt Ni>w» WOR Newa Report* Lyric—Tiger Bay 7:30, 9:40. «,4B—WABC lluaiiiitaa Final; 10HS—WOR Marlha Henna 10110—WHTO New.i, SAT. and SUN.—Tiger Bay 2:- NOrV\ IIII I'PERKINS New* Iteporln «.. V I HI 1^ Jane WCII Lowell TIIOIIIM TtrlaxInirMiliit 00, 3:50, 6:00, 8:05, 10:10. TONITE AND TOMORROW NITE WOR Snorts, Stnn l.omsx WOR Interview*. WRCA Thre. Star Kxlra Martha Penn§ - FONDA IOISI—WABC N«w.; Martin Muck -AND WCm-HU-UNCMItR PRESENT {$3 • IBS—WCBS I'hll Mirruln 11100—WRCA Hn»>; Art Fnr.l TOUGH REQUEST FDMOND O'BRIEN-JULIE LONDON 7,00—WABC ftlwaril I*. MnrlMli WCBS News; Houap Parly B«nrr VB Aumir - • - WCBS Nftwa: ATit'hft 'n Andy WHTO lli-atllinev. Mualr CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) -Th "THE 3rd VOICE" WHTO llen'llmrii: Music WOR Nf... P. Ilobinaon Wyoming Slate Agriculture Dcpt. CHILDREN UNDER 12 FREE WOR Fill Inn I,ewii IIUS—WOR MrCanm at llnmr WRCA H«m; 11130—WABC Martin Tllork, Make Rets countless requests for sam Wnyne Unwell Believe Flallrnnm pies of Wyoming soil, water oi TUB—WABC .Inc Franklin WCBS finrry Moore WOR CilRilatnne; News WHTQ R»d Sana Rutllttr seeds. 7U0—WABC rr<-.l Knlililnii Shnw N«wi, Pata Hoffman These it can handle. WCBS Amly riritdlh-. WOR MrCann.nl Unm. NORA HAYDEN and GERALD MOHR in "THE ANGRY ASBURY PARK Ilium & Allen: 11140—WCBS f'.o.hy.Cloonfy But Robert Robinson of Rob- Hull & Jlnv Show RED PLANET," starting Sunday at the Shore Drive-ln WHTO News; IMnxina Hist—WABC tir«. erts, Mont., has come up with a Afternoon & Night Mualc (Sinn off ft lllSB—WHTO Mi'lday fltnik TIennrt stickler. Theater, Routes 33 and 34, Collingwood Circle. One .Day Only NARROWS THE CHOICE Friday, May 20, 9 p. m. Added Feature — "THE ROOKIE" LEBANON, Ind. (AP) — Police- THUR. man Jim Stout asked a woman MAY PLUS Kartoon Karnival — Horror Show Jack ^ motorists for the engine number of her foreign car, so she could Sullivan's ASIIUltY TAIIK CONV. HALL be issued a license plate. She told! LONG BRANCH • * STARTS SUNDAY * * SPRING LAKE.N.J. SAMMARTINO him to look under the hood. Stout looked—and found noth- Afternoon & Night" SOPHIA PLUS 2ND HITf vs. ing but a spare tire, a jack and One Day Only LOREN _WALLICK_ some tools. ANTHONY Don Curtis "Well, it must be in back,' FRIDAY ^ QUINN- AL KENNY vs. she added hastily. Centrally located in "Jap" Sekura The policeman looked—and I MAY Eatontown - New Shrewsbury Sensational Pianist 3 Other limits was. HELLER IN MONMOUTli COUNTY AND NATIONAL NEWS Appearing Nltcly ON THE HOUR AND HALF HOUR DAYTIME Tlrkrll * lira. <01 MAIN ST. Playwright Lillian Heilman was PINK TIGHTS Luncheon - Dinner Trl. rn 1-I3M born in New Orleans. RT. 34 Tickets at Accommodations for C. S. Abel Sports Store BELMAR Weddings . Parties 7 W. niVI'.K IUIMI New Jersey Anniversaries RUMSON HUNGRY? PRIVATE ROOM Sherwood Sports Store Gibson.9-9000 • »'•"••> NTIIKKT MARLON BRANDO DICK CLARK 'Because They're Young ANNA MAGNAM EDW. G. ROBINSON THE WORLD ITS FIELD! "FUGITIVE KIND" "Seven Thieves" ITS TRIUMPHS REACH EXCITING BEYOND THE SEAS!

Battling 40 Lions and Bengal liners •kick DAILY NEWS JERRY LEWIS ALPINE "VISIT TO A "Stock Car Races Exciting! Suspcnsctul! HIGHWAY 36 HIGHLANDS SMALL PLANET" "TIGER BAY" Oklahoma Territory' "Under the Famous Twin Lights" MERMAID DINER •k SEITZ-MENDE2 HI 3-2473 GREATEST HIGH Hwy. 36, Leonardo WIRE THRILLER I SAT. NITE 8:30 • RESTAURANT • BAR 0 5 p TWICE DWIY 3:30 tB P.M. 5; ,°0"4 7"p g! AT 1-2628 • HOTEL o MOTEL ADULTS J1.9O-CHILDREN $1.00! i^C;Ol^ 8 Thrilling Races e SWIMMING POOL TODAY AND TOMORROW 25-Lap Feature Event Luncheons-Dinners-A La Carte ANTHONY „--,, CTftnv" JANE 10-LAP NOVICE RACE OPEN ALL YEAR PERKINS TALL 5TOKY FONDA STEAKS • CHOPS • SEA FOOD Plus EDMUND O'BRIEN — "THIRD VOICE" Listen fo WJLK every Accommodations For Saturday night at 7:50 p. m. * -k STARTS SUNDAY • * for Speedway Slants. WEDDINGS « BANQUETS RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN o PARTYS jftlg SUNDAY thru THURSDAY "Angry Red Planet -k "Atomic Submarine 9:00 A.M. to 12: M l\ M. FHIIMY and SATURDAY CHILDREN ALWAYS FREE 9:03 A. M. to 1:M A. M. Clnb to Install At EVB HAIfBI TO YOU? Bbf 13, 1960-19 Today's Women CBI Dinner June 21 G&fU t C&ttHAW COUU? T RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Kollw u.lwnlvCMB ftat.MM By DOROTHY ROE STAN? ON£OPTH056 AUTOMATIC idi win 6* neHnt br p» Btw4 Richard Crandall will be installed dua rreeholden of (a* Onatt/ AwKiated PKH Women'! Editor • Monmoatlt, Hat* et Htm Jtntj. as president of the Woman's Club LAU6H AMP APPLAUSE p Sit pU«e y prospective bidders during buslnem their education, even though they lerard T. Remson, Jr., assisted lours. Bidden win te furnished with marry and have babies before ilasses." by Mrs. Robert Cloward, is chair- . copy of the specifications upon proper lOllcc to the County Road Supervisor. graduation," says this practical Mrs. Bunting is the widow of man of the installation dinner. Bids must be made on standard pro- educator, tha widowed mother of the late Dr. Harry Bunting of wal forma In the miuiner designated therein and required by the ipeclUca- four teenagers, who has attained the Yale School of Medicine, ... COIINTV Ions, must be enclosed In sealed en. SL'JUtOUATK'S COURT •elopea bearing the name and addrens national recognition in the field holds a Ph. D. in the field of Notice to Credit (irs lo I'res cot >f tho bidder and name of the work, of women's education. micro biology and has taught at CliUim Agulnst Estate n the outside, addressed to the Board ESTATE OP HERBERT R, SOLLAN- f Chosen Freeholders of the County Dr. Bunting, who has been Bennington, Goucher and Welles- EK, DECEASED. >f Monmoulh and mu*t b« accompan- ley colleges, and Yale University. Pursuant to the order or EDWARD ed by a bonding certificate, as pro- dean of Douglass College, Rut- _, BROEGE, Surrogate of the County .•Ided tor In the specifications, and CLUB GRANT of $100 is presented by Mrs,. Vincent C. ;ers University, New Brunswick, She has a 19-year-old daughter or Monmouth, this day made, on the . certified check drawn to tho order Mary, and three sons: Charles, application of the undersicnerl, Velma )f the County Treasurer for not Jess Festa on behalf of the Woman's Community Club of for the last five years, says the J. Sollanek, Administratrix of the cs- •nan Ten Pal Cent U09» ot the national epidemic of youthful 17; William, 15, and John, 12. lute of the said Herbert R. Sollanek, imount of the Md and bo delivered »t Eatontown, to Albert T. Ball, testing and counseling di- deceased, notice is Hereby given to tlie JIB place and on tho hour above marriages is one of the gravest "I am proud of the fact that creditors of salt! deceased to present amed. The standard proposal forms rector at Monmouth College. The club, of which Mrs. problems1 facing American col- I persuaded the faculty at Doug- to the said Administratrix their claims will bo furnished upon application to under oath within six months from the County Road Supervisor. Festa is president, gives annual grant to the college leges. She does not condemn the ass College to admit qualified this date. The right Is reserved to reject any trend, but says colleges must part-time students," says she. Dated: April 22nd, 1K30. I © I960, Klw Features Syndicate, Inc., World rights natfrrt. r all bids If deemed to tlw Interest for use of an Eatontown student. VELMA J KOLLA3J3K, of the County 50 to do. adjust to a new situation. Most were former students with 277 Sandy Hook Ave., By order of tha Board of Chosen young children, who discovered Belford, N, J. 1-fONMOtJTH COUNTV Freeholders of the County ot lion- Complex Problems MONMOUTH COUNTY HUHKOGATK'S COURT mouth, State of New Jersey. sewing as a project was dis- Phllo & Ttothpflberc, SUKKOtiATE'S COURT that it's a good example when 28 West Front St., Notlcn lo Creditor* to Trrient JOSEPH C. mwiN. Director. cussed. "Our girls today face complex Notion to Creditor* to Freicnt; Claim* Against Estate IRV1NQ S. BENNETT, Clerk. 4-H Changes mom also has to do homework. Keyport, N. J., May 8-13$20.(6 A schedule will be sent to each problems," says Dr. Bunting. Attorneys. Claim* Analnst Estate ESTATE OF ANNA M. GEORGE, "This year's girl high school "I have great confidence in ESTATE OF ROSE OPLAHERTY, DECEASED, club, stating a date at which our young people. They're more April 29-May G-13-20 516.27 DECEASED. Pursuant lo the order of EDWARD MONMOUTIf COITMTV raduates must look forward to Pursuant to the order ot EDWARD J. BKOEGE, Burrogato of tha County SURROGATE'S CODltT Procedure time judges will visit the girls at aware of their responsibilities C. HItOEGE, Surrogate ol tho County of Monmomh, this e- H ministrator of the EMato ol Marian L. MONMODTH CODNTY Driebelbis, Kathie Pickeral and visions of tho laws of tho United ceased. NOTICK OF SETTLEMENT DECEASED. Parker, deceanftd; SUKUOOATE'S COURT women's talents. Says she: States, shall bo rnlilled and conlirm- OK ACCOUNT. Pursuant to tho order of EDWARD U is, on this 12'h day ot April Notlrn to CrPdliorB to Freaenl Sharon Stewart, good. The nex ed; anil for the purpose of voting upnn Notice Is hcrehy clveri that the ac- C. BR.OEGB, Surrogate of tho County 1355. Claims Agalusl IZalaia "It's a matter of course these any other matters Incidental to the counts of Lho subscriber, Executrix o of Monmouth, this day made, on tho ORDERED that all personi Interested ESTATE OF WILLIAM BREV0OF.T club meeting is Tuesday, June 7. days that men's education and proposed consolidation ot the two foanka, tUc eslule ot ca-hl HcccaseU wtu he implication of the undersigned, Oscar in ihft real estate cl mild Marian I* POTTS, (WILLIAM B. POTTS), DE- A copy of tho aforesaid Agreement, audllod. and (tinted liy the Surrogate Backer Jr., nnd Carl H. Becker, Ail- Parker, tlecnnsed, described In thCEASED. iob training continues almost in- executed by a majority of tho direc- of the County of Monmoutli and re- mlnifltnUora, of the eatate of tho said Complaint filed herein, appear ho tort Pursuant to tho order of EDWARD MINOR SUE MINOR? definitely, first at colleges and tors ot each ot tho two banks, pro- ported lor settlement to Tho Mon- Oscar Ueclier Sr., dccenaifri, notice tn this Court on Friday, the 17th day o C. BROEGE. Surrogate of tha County viding for ttio consolidation, Is on tlln mouth County Court, Probate Division, hereby civ en to tVin creditors ol said JUNE, 19C0, nt 10:0<) a. m. at thi ot Monmoulh, thla day made, on thn RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Thf.O. wilt be sufficient to pay the debts o Potts. (Wllllnm B. Totts), deceased, peals has found no legal reason stock transfer hooks win, by order o: which timti Application win l»o martr- OSCAR BECKER JH,, the said Marian h. Parker, deceasei notice Is hereby given to ths credi- has been taken too lightly, by the Board of Directors, bo closed al (or the allowance ol Commissions und 10 Monmoulh Si,, tors of said deceased to present to the why a minor can't sue anothei 2:30 o'clock, p. m.. (Eastern Dayllphl counsel fees. Ited Unnlt, N. J. And It la FURTHER ORDERED tha both educators and students. Saving Time) on May 13, I960 and b CARh K. BECKER, this Order he published In the RE said acting Executor their clatma un- minor in the same family to re- HANK REGISTER, KED BANK, N. J, der oath within six months Irom, this Best Opportunity reopened at 9:00 o'clock'a, m., (Kas Dated Jlay 5th, A. D., ]!)G0. 41 Second St.. date. cover damages for personal in tern Daylight Saving Time) on Mny Clalro Lambert. Fair Haven, N. J, onn of the newspapers of thin Slat 24, 1!)f)0. unless otherwlso ordered by Klntsky A Hlmelmnn. ones a vpek for four nuccednlve week Dated: April lflh. ISO). 31 Monmouth Parkway. prior to tho return date nforeenld. jury. It reversed a lower couri "Girls are too likely to con- tho Board. East Kransburg, N. J. 3 East Front Street, FREDERIC A. POTTS. Red Bank, N. J. ELVIN R, BIMMILL, Sprucn ROBd, decision dismissing a suit brought sider their education automatical- By Order of tho Board of Director Executrix. Attorneys. J. C. C, Ambler, Pa. by a 13-year-old boy who said ly ended when they marry. Ac- MCHArtD H. JIAMUJL, Mrsfsrs. nobcrts, FiNsbury & Carlon, April 29-May C-13-20 $20.79 Edwnrrt C. Brocge, Appli-Bttc. Rcusslllc, Cornwell Cashier, Counsellors at Law, Surrogate. A Harlmaji. he was injured because his 17- tually the years immediately af- fled Rank, New Jersey 95-117 First Avenue, Mako It a, profitable habit to use A TRUE COPY" 31 Hrond Street, ter marriage, when the children April 18. 1900 Atlnntlr Highlands, N. J. Tiio Register's classified to fill your Pit rson.i. Labrccque, Cap»or.t Red hunk, N. J. year-old brother operated a ca April 18 thru May 20 J1S1.4 May 6, 13, 20, 27 $15.27 ft Blair i Attorneys. is married. negligently. are small, offer the best oppor- wants.—Advertisement. April 22-29-May «-13 128.35 April 22-29-Ma.y S-13 R0.U YOU'LL WHEN YOU

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Halton, vice president; Mrs. less risks. •8532 * Q 9 7 experts, playing with a favorite Theodore Martini, secretary, and SOUTH partner, will bid one spade, but Let's suppose you're playing the Mrs. Fred Thome, treasurer. A A K 0 it doesnt pay as a rule to show Rev. Edward Blaska is spiritual South hand at six hearts. West V AQ 10 8 4 such a horrible suit. Show the opens the three of diamonds. Do • 7 4 director. • A 6 4 balanced distribution and general you play the hand optimistically weakness, leaving the rest up to Mrs. Edward Haberstroh,' or pessimistically? South West North East chairman of the nominating com-! 1 V Pass 3 V Pass partner. The optimist tries finessing the 4 * Paw 4 • Pas» mittee, was asisted by Mrs. Eu- queen of diamonds. To begin gene Fitzpatrick, Mrs. John Bie- 6 V All Pass EVADES FINE with, the finesse may succeed. Opening lead — 43 ger, Mrs. John Froyer and Mrs. Even if it doesn't, he will still KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - William Scarrough. make the slam if he guesses Refuses Finesse When Charlie Gunter was hailed Plans for a Communion break- MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY which opponent has the queen oil The pessimist never makes the before a U.S. Commissioner on fast and the first annual parish clubs. extra trick. He refuses the finesse charges of making moonshine dance were discussed at the Every once in a while our op-at the first trick and therefore whisky in the Great Smoky Moun- meeting, conducted by Mrs. An- timistic friend succeeds in mak-must give up a trick to the king tains National Park, he explained gelo Cresci, outgoing president. ing an overtrick. That original of diamonds later on. he was "possum huntin'." The Communion breakfast will diamond finesse happens to work, By way of compensation, how- This satisfied the commis- be Sunday, June 5, in Shore Point and he later guesses the queen ever, the pessimist always makes sioner that he wasn't moonshin- Inn, Rt. 35, Hazlet. Mrs. Edward | of clubs correctly. And 30 extra the slam. He wins the ace ofing. But it resulted in a 30-day Taffe, chairman, said tickets are points go into our optimist's ac- diamonds, draws a few trumps, suspended sentence, anyway. available. count. runs the three spades, and then "Possum huntin'" is illegal in! The first annual parish dance It must be admitted that the gives up the diamond trick, not the park. will be held Friday, May 20, in optimist doesn't always fare so caring which opponent wins it. the Oaks, McGuire's Grove, Mid- well. Sometimes the diamond fi- If he gets a club return, this It payi to advertise In The Register. dletown. Mrs. William J. Badec- nesse loses.. And sometimes he solves his club problem. If he ker is chairman. fails to guess the queen of clubs. gets any other return, he can So he is minus 100 points on ruff in dummy and discard a club 1 those hands. from his hand. "ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean An v r t0 Veit''« "'» For Friday, May 13 ACROSS i-V«rv« 8-Famft SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF I-Fortified Threeto»fl DHHaa Present—For You and place nlotha HHHQ Yours • •. People have a tend- I-I'erlcd or -Lean-to time -String ency to be down in 1he dumpj THAT "TWISTER* THERE »r 5U«E,PWU THAT SUB IS IM INTSWATIOKAL 1-Mnrk left t>7 -Kwi of Adam ISODR HOTTEST INrRCTpmR W THE'TWI57K WATERS -ANO HAS E^y uourid -Wa* bornt one minute and up in the clouds 12-S-ihaped *(5SK.e/(r5peflrecr M CAN HCWE IM RIGHT TO ee THERE, we -Pale rj@aa the next on this day of mixed ONXMVTHIN& moldlnc -Female CANT ATTACK IT 11-ilawallan nheep ananass aspects. Avoid situations that AW PASTE IT wreath -Doctrlnea H-Tramp Hver.von« arouse controversy. Stick to 15-k'lller whala -Gftmft at OSK3I3- S13QC3 .QQ tasks that require a minimum of carri* d J8- C'ollectlon energy. Working alone iptn«i the property of George Wash- on the dome. It will harden in 17-Theater boj 'ngton's stepson. 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'TAPRYATT.'rtJLlARE , /f- r \ms\cv. ' SICK AMD I SUSRECr 1tV.J >, '-/•:• vo i H&HA HAVE A '• ( ' I GO io c, TODAY' \ ">V—='- 'Mb 3. The first stage, showing the twin thrust cham- 1. Full cargo. The Globemaster unloads 54-foot-long first stage of the 2. Titan's first stage, its protective canvas covering removed, is bers of its powerful engines, rests in the erector Titan at Cape Canaveral. Second stage, 37 feet long, is forward in plane. rolled into its Canaveral hangar for systems inspections and tests.> which will lift it into place on the launching pad.

he task of preparing a Titan interconti- t t *** T nental range ballistic missile for firing is * almost as complex as the giant missile itself. The two stages of this 91-foot weapon — newest and biggest punch in this nation's defense arsenal —are built at the Martin plant near Denver, then transported by plane to Cape Canaveral, Fla., for test firing. h The Air Force uses its massive C-133 Globemasters for the transportation job. The two stages of the rocket are wrapped individ- ually in protective canvas for the long haul. When the Globemaster lands at the Cape "skid strip," the missile sections are removed gingerly and taken to nearby hangars for a series of extensive system inspections and tests. After the checks are completed, the Titan is moved to its launching pad. There each stage is placed horizontally in an erector which lifts them into place. 4. Erector lifts the first stage toward its vertical position on the pad. The 54-foot first stage goes up first. The 37-foot second stage then is hoisted into posi- tion and technicians put the two together. Once in position, the Titan,again undergoes a series of check-out tests —which may last several weeks—before the final countdown begins and the missile is launched. 1 The Titan, which weighs 110 tons at liftoff, i is designed to hurl a thermonuclear warhead to a target 6,000 miles away, at a speed close

to 15,000 miles an hour. ML The Titan has been undergoing tests at Cape Canaveral since last February. The Air Force plans to have it operational by May, 1960. When ready the missile will be planted in launching sites bored 10 stories into the 1 "/ •>[. ground. This will increase its immunity to enemy attack. Sites already are under con- struction near Lowry Air Force Base,Colo., and at the Pacific Missile Range, Vandenberg Air Force Base, Calif.

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Drews, Oceanport, are second in the doubles, with James Wester- No matter what they may be, right or wrong, morland and Carmine Giglio, Red Bank in third position. /UAKff, one has to view the spring sports operation of the Singles Standlnga: PUT HB James Bruno, Red Bank 210-190-181- 581-135—716 Conference and say, "There's nothing the matter •Henry Evers, Red Bank, 1D1-191-180' LOOM m 505-150—715 with this league when it comes to competition." Ed PlDCOlle, Red Bank, 583-117—700 Ed Welner, Manasquin, 624-75—699 •James Buckley, Fort Monmouth, 200 CAtiPIDATS On the schedule, when it isn't raining, are base- 22B-183-«09-87—698 Leo Glaasman, Long Brand], 561-135— C06 ball games, golf matches, track meets and tennis Aaron Brelow, Eatontown, 603-93—693 Orlando Scarnatl, Freehold, 575-120—59! matches which are almost completely Conference Ed Tllton, West Belmar, 613-150—693 Marvin Fowler, Eatontown, M2-1S0—601 Net Leaders: schools. Members or non-members, the Conference Ed Welner, 621 Armand Versa, 616 certainly has a full schedule in operation for athletes Jim Buckley. 609 Doubles Standings: Mat Levlne—Nick Tyrpak, Howe' to compete. Lanes, 1.031-300—1331 Howard Firehock—Ray Drewa, Ocean' YERNON port, 1030-300—1,330 If a student in high school is without a play- Jamea Westmoreland—Carmine GI5M0 LA WPITTSBURGH Red Bank, 1115-213—1328 ing sport, he just isn't interested in sports. Some John Porter—Ed Johnson, Neptune, 1097-225—1322 lads in track participate in three events and enjoy 'J. Gill—D. Smith, Elberon, 1018-3OO- 1318 Leon Bernard—Seymour Fromer, Oak- themselves greatly. Then, you'll see a good athlete hurst, 1033-282—1315 John Kollbis—Phil DeSantls, Loni who will be able to compete in only one sport dur- Branch, 1173-141—1314 Net Leaders: JXiMlutct D slag Taitnt ing the spring. He might be a whale of a golfer Pele Urbells—Frank Federlcl, Free- hold, 1174 who is playing baseball. He just plays baseball, Kollbas—DeSantls, 1173 Team Standings: games. Third place Milwaukee and the golf coach pines, especially if he knows •Mat-Key Recreation, D:P.A. Travel handed St. Louis a sixth con- Ing League, 1059-1053-M2-302-I—3375 Boston Moves John Cecere 101-251-208—850 secutive defeat, 4-3, on Ed Mat- the lad is a good golfer. Jerry Hettrlck 2O4-176-10O—540 Ken Benus 2W-223-146—579 hews' tie-breaking home run. And Hud JIumma 257-189-187—633 Into 2d Place Cincinnati made it eight straight The baseball coach knows he has a good boy on Tom Paris 197-211-211—022 King Sea. Skirls, Highlands, 2666-528- ASSOCIATED PRESfi with a 14-1 job on the Chicago the track team and wonders how he could convince 3104 Cubs. Four Blanks, Eatontown, 2594-643—3111 Boston's Red Sox, playing their him to play baseball. The athlete might just like ^Rocky's Electrical Service. Lon] Branch, 2129-705—3134 best at home, as usual, suddenly SVCAMORK track better and that's the way the wind shifts. Gun Section, Earle, 2483-645—3128 have won four in a row and six BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE LET'S MAKE IT 5-0, TUCKER—Princeton Coach John R. Arscott, second from left, ^Ruscll's Furniture, lied Bank, 2555 W L 501—3120 of their last seven, barging into Globe Petroleum 21 Why schools switched to one-sport rules, gives final instructions to his ace, Allen Tucker, yesterday at the start of the Prince- Kleter's Tools, OaJihunt. 2619-498— Twin Boro llambler 2614 3117 second place, only a half-game Silver's Jewelers . . 29'a we'll never know. Some say it's best for a bay's ton-Red Bank Catholic tennis match. The Little Tigers won, 3-0, after taking three Washington Forge, Freehold, 2621-492— shy of the American League lead. Lu-Ann's Snack Bar 30 !J 3113 Sycamore Lanes ..,—. 32 health. Sounds logical. But this same lad might singles matches. Doubles were by-passed after the visitors copped the margin. Coach Dial, Fort Monmouth, 2539-564—3113 And it's all happened just 2'/2 "iardncr'a Barbers 40 Tony's "U" Drive, Kcansburg, 2759-35: Red Bank Tire „ , 47 —3110 weeks after that talk about club be in a track meet in the afternoon, and he'll play Allan MacDonald, Red Bank Catholic, second from right, is with his star, Paul Monmouth Lumber „ _.m-...23 G4 Net Leaders: dissension and a quick gate for "^rate'a Beverages ».,_.._ w...fi3 U Mat-Key Recreation, 3024 Firestone Store ..._ «._._.„„J21,- 7415 in a softball league following the meet. We could Naughton. In lower photo, Richardson, left, Red Bank Catholic, gets ready to make Frank's Aces, Freehold, 2700 Manager Billy Jurges. Oceanport No. 1, Oceanport, 2781 pick'em up here and there just what some of the a return to Ralph Harbison, Princeton. The Little Tigers !aad the Central Jersey High game of tournament—Bud Mum They made it with their sec- ma—257 ond straight victory over Chica- kids are doing after their one sport competition. Tennis League with a 5-0 mark, while Red Bank Catholic is 3-2. High scries of tournament—John Ce COMPLETE cere, 650 go's first place White Sox yester- But that doesn't change the rule by a long shot. All scores unofficial until audited b; day, a 1-0 decision on Tom Brew- BATTERY SERVICE Paduano, 32-33-65, took second committee. 'Scor&s bowled today er's two-hit pitching and a ninth- New—Rentals— Recharge. And when you think of it, one sport rule of most of honors. Casey Courtmen Defeated MONMOUTH COUNTY inning single by Pete Runnels, the schools might just be hiding talent that could be Joe Stevenson had low am- CATHOLIC LEAGUE who took over the AL batting DOUGLAS ELECTRIC CO. ateur gross, 39-35-74 with Nick W lead at .426. Bob Shaw was the 33 EAST FRONT STREET brought out with the opportunity of getting into a St. Ann's 1 - 61 35 RED BANK Tel. SH 7-0128 >y Princeton in C.J. Loop Paduano, 37-38-75, in second St. Joseph's - 5815 37 loser, giving up nine hits. place. Paduano won amateur net St. Mary's 1 .58V4 37!- couple of sports. Of course, that is, without interfer- Bayshore K 01 C , 54\i Boston leap-frogged the New ence with each other. If that's possible the wayRED BANK — Princeton's1 honors, 75-5-70. Hirsch was next C. W. V ..54 42 York Yankees, who skidded from in line with 81-10-71. Bayshorc Catholic Men .. iV,i 42 SC-XXXXXXX--' red hot tennis team kept its un- Holy Family 1 53 43 second to fourth with n 3-1 11- schedules go in the spring. Ted Graygor Sliore Pro-Amateur Golf Tournament Holy Family 2 „ - .52(4 43 defeated record clean yesterday ((our ball beat ball) St. Agnes 1 51!4 44 inning defeat by Cleveland. The when breezing • through Red lmllvldun.1 Professional: St. Mary's 2 _ 50 46 Indians, taking third place >and LOOKING For :; In some schools an athlete is on the track Bank Catholic, 3-0, on Marine Teil Graygor, Anbury Park, 38-35-73. St. Benedict's 2 - 48 Leads Pros Jolm Reardon, Sprink Lake, 39-37-76. St. Agnes 2 ...47 is also within a half-game of the team working hard in a meet one day. Then he'll Park courts. Anselo Pclraglla, Spring Meadow, 38- Holy Family 3 ...46 49 lead, put it away on Russ Nix- 33-70. St. Catherine's 2 ...43',4 50 be on the mound pitching away on an off track By the time the Little Tij;ers Lou liarliaro, Hollywood, 41-36-77. St. Catherine's I _.. 43%52 on's home run as right-hander John Calone, Mana-iquan River 3M0-7D. St. Benedict's 1 42 52 ROt thrmiRh sweeping through In Pro-Am 54 Gary Bell out-dueled Ralph Terry ECONOMY? % day. Does it injure a youth's growing body to Lou Accrra, Hollywood, 43-3G-70. St. Ann's 2 40 the singles matches for a ,'i-0 ASBURY PARK - Ted Gray, John Albertl, Jumping Brook, 40--10-SO. St. Dorothea's - 3914 56 for his first victory over the plus performance play a couple of sports in the spring ? Just what lead, doubles interest disappcar- Joe Barbaro, Barbaro'B D. R. 43-3S-S1. St. James 32 56! and styling? See, gor, Asbury Pnrk Golf and Coun- Smllty Elclllano. Jumping Brook, 40-1L Bayshore K of C 1 31!4 6461Yankees in six career decisions. Is the exact reason for this ? Just wondering if it ed without a match being try Club pro, was leader yester- SI. High team three Barnes—Holy Fai The second division clubs— drive and buy the started. Archie Pezzella, Jumping Brook, 40-11 lly 1 2,725; High team game—St. Ann1 ENGLISH FORD was one of those rules passed down the line with- day in the Shore Pro-Am tourney 81. 1 MK); High threo games—Bob Clai Baltimore, Detroit, Washington ANGLIA now during Allan Tucker, Princeton, start- brone 662; High game—Bob Clai held at leader's home course. Pro-Amateur teeat Ball: and Kansas City—were rained our special out strenuous study devoted to the subject ed his team moving by taking Rcardon with Vic Hirsch, Chas. High- l>rono 2G3. Graygor posted 38-35-73 to lead ley, and Frank Glmbrone, 32-31-63. 600 Series—Tom Grennnn 20O-202-M2— out. SPRING SALE! Paul Naughlon into camp, li-2, the pack. Joe Barbaro with Mike Cestone an' 624; Pete Brady 213-223-171—607. Nevertheless, there seems to be an abundance of 6-1. Ralph Harbison then knock- Nick Paduano, 32-33-G5. 200 Club— Peto Dickinson 232, Pel In the National League, Jack' F & H MOTORS Finishing second was John Graygor with Anthony DeSarno, Vic Brady 223-213, Tom G-rcnnan 222-201 Sanford hurled the second AUTHORIZED ed off Dick Robinson, Red Bank, Gerard, and Joe Stevenson, 33-33-fiG. 202, Nell Devlno 221, Chas. DeFazI ENGLISH FORD sports passed around during the spring. It's a case of Reardon, Spring LaJ*e, 39-37-76 PetraRlla with Tony Annecharlco, John 220, Blnk Halleran 216, Jerry Solai straight two-hitter by San Fran AGiENCY G-0, 6-1, and Graig Sommers de- Kenny, nnd Stu Blair. 33-33-66. 216-204, Jack Halleran 214. Dave Ma: SALES * SERVICE take your pick, or what can you do best? And still feated Mike Hoffman, Red Bank and third was Angelo Petraglia, Ciiftmo with Ed Ktrby, Dr. L. J. Dwu-shall 214, Tom Stair 211, Jack \V« Cisco's staff and the first place HWV. 35 & CLINTON Spring Meadow, 38-38-76. lcl and Dick Mavis, 34-33-07. 211, Chuck Cleclerskl 210. Paul Tnc Giants defeated Philadelphia, 1-0 AVE.. EATONTOWN the trackman is in three events, Each one calls for Catholic, 6-4, 6-4. Hoffman put Slclllano wllli Llndy and Carney Slclll mas 207. Bob Clambrone 206-201, Jac (Opp. Bcndlx Aviation) up the best fight of the three Reardon, with Vic Hirsch, uno and Tom Tomaslnl, 34-33-67. H. Healy 205, John Urlck 103. Vlh for the second time in two days. individual practice. Charles Highley and Frank Gim- Amatpur fjrosa: Arnone 202, Walt Garner 202, EaTht e Giants, winning six straight, Casey matches. Joe Stevenson, 39-35-74 Jacohsen 201, Tom Hlgglns 200, Be Princeton is 5-0 in the Cenbron- e posted pro-am best ball •Nick Paduano, 37-38-75 Hlllman 200. lead Pittsburgh's second place SHORT SNORTS — Francis Craig Wiley of score with 32-31-63. Pro Joe Bar- Amateur Net: Pirates, who were idle, by two tral Jersey Tennis League, Nick Paduano, 75-5-70 2058 Guam La., Eatontown, won the expert rifle- while Red Hank Catholic is 3-2haro, , with Mike Cestone and Nick Vic Hlrsch, 81-10-71 man medal, second highest award in American tied with Red Bank for third Baseball War junior shooting, the National Rifle Association an- place. In the only other match yes-j nounced this week. Wiley attends Red Bank High terday, Asbury Park scored its Starts Next Weefc x Major League NEW YORK (AP) - The fat S* WHAT'S DIFFERENT ss School and is a member of the Fort Monmouth second victory by henting Tree-' N Junior Rifle Club. hold Regional, .1-1. Bernard! of the Continental Baseba! / about Jacobsen Rotary Mowers? Hofkhcrg, Freehold, won (he League will be decided in th We've seen 'em all, from stem to stern, and believe us there's only match for the Colonials l>y; Nation's Capitol beginning nex a hit difference in Jocobsen. For tall grass or needs, Walter A. Cohn of 17 Amelia Cir., Little Silver, defeatini; Dick Knmbcr, (i-oj Thursday as the third Majo ^ for every type of lawn or terrain, Jacobsen was the winner of the Cut and Thrust Society trophy 6-1, Eric Kaiians, Asbury, won League battles the present Major: Rotary Mowers are made for top for survival from its curren performance and durability, i awarded to the outstanding member of the fencing over Richard Rice, Freehold, TODAY'S BASEBALL Here are a few of tho features 6-'1, (i-0, ami Joel Gainer, of As- embryonic state. team at Lchigh University. By The Associated Press that have made Jacobsen bury defeated Sid Reid, 6-3, 6-2. The battle lines were drawn tho leader in rotary Harry F. Bahr, Elm PI., Red Bank, this week In doubles, it was Kamber and TODAY'S BASEBALL Chicago at Cleveland, 1 p. m. here yesterday by Continental ' mowers... Pagans defeating Rice and By The Associated Press New York at Washington, 12:30 League founder Bill Shea when reported terrific fishing at IVIontauk, L. I. Fishing Reid, 6-2, 6-0, for the third AMERICAN LEAGUE p. m. he declared his loop's endorse with Elmer C. McKinzee and Gilbert M. Machin, point. T li c second doubles Thursday Results Baltimore at Boston, 1 p111. . ment of a porposed bill by Ten- match was called afl ur Kilml) nessee Senator Estes Kefauvei Mt. Savage, Md., (he trio caught 172 cod fish in i tv i, n ,• t , , ^ Boston 1, Chicago 0 Sunday's Games Kansas City at Detroit that would limit the number two days. Harry says buses leave from Newark, and pick Dcdiclcer had scored CIeve)nn(1 3 Ncw York 2 (2). a 1,-1 first set over Jlickbcrf; m(II inninoinningsO) 1:30 p. m. players controlled by the Ameri If anyone wants lo do some IVIontauk fishing. and Jerry Mi'iz. Detroit nt Washington, Chicago at Cleveland (2), 12:30 can and National Leagues. "There's tons of fish iherc," says Hnrry. C. J, Tennis postponed, rain p. m. Earlier this week, baseball com Standings Kansas City at Baltimore, New York at Washington, 12:30 missioner Ford Frick said tha Doug Patton, a Keel Bank High School graduate W I. postponed, rain p. m. the present majors would opposi SO W L Tct. G.B. Baltimore at Boston (2), 12:30 such legislation, declaring playinj; with Rutgers varsity baseball team, can crow mimson 2 8 .000 p. m. would not only harm the two bij ci I!tl k 5 I:Chicago ' a little. In a recent game Dong started at second !or\^ \ "i 3 2;||oston 10 7 .5888 Vi NATIONAL LEAGUE leagues but kill the minor league: the first time and hit a grand .slam liome run lo win the Re"d ' Hank Calliollc 3 2.Cleveland 11 8.579 Thursday's Results as well. The bill would limit thi I.nkewond 1 number of players a club couli game. During (lie summer Doug does his playing in 2 2 New York 10 8.556 Cincinnati 14, Chicago I Ashury Park 2 •5; Baltimore 11 10.524 A Milwaukee 4, St. Louis 3 control to 100 and make 60 avail the Jersey Sliore Baseball League. Neptune 1 4 Detroit 7 10.412 3'/2 San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 0 able for an annual player draft Mlddleloun 0 ''Washington 8 12.400 4 Only Games Scheduled Representatives of both faction: Mlddlrlnwn . 0 4 Kansas City 7 1.1.350 5 W L Pet. G.B will testify before a Senate Anti Matches Today Today's Games nnd San Francisco ...17 .708 Monopoly Sub Committee headei Red Hank nt Neptune Probable Pitchers Pittsburgh 15 .625 2 by Sen Kefauver. PLEASURE POOL CO. Middtclnwn nt Lnkewood Chicago (Pierce 2-1) at Cleve- Milwaukee 11 .611 3 What will be the consequence land (Hawkins 3-11) )7 7 p. m. Cincinnati 12 .522 4V4 of this hearing? V II. Ill NINT.S-..MK.V.S New York (Ford 1-1) at Wash Los Angeles 11 .440 6'/2 If the bill becomes law, thei BUILDERS OF ALL TYPES fSVMMKH LKACl'K ington (Knat 1-1), 7:05 p. m. S(St. -Lou Loui|s s _ 99 13 ..jno 77 the CL would have a good chano llnltlmore (Estrada 2-1) nt Bos- Philadelphia 9 16 .360 to survive because it would bi 11 rinf]pI.I Mm-i-ri . , ._ 1 I'iiru.o .! !•:.<„ ton (Monbouqucttc 3-2), 7:15 Chicago 6 13 .318'/6 2 able to obtain players for it OF SWIMMING POOLS, OFFERS A MiiarLW-'* Klei-trlc p. m. major league teams nnd begii llraii'M I'lul'n T.LVi-m Todny's Gnmcs and l/mi;u-H itiMl.-iiiNinl . Kansas City (Kucks 0-0) at D stocking minor league clubs. llnrolil'.-i Sunt troll (Dunning 0-2), 8:15 p. ri Probable Pitchers It the bill dies? All IHtli Am. lo-tx-.i Saturday's Games I'l'cli. fhcvmli't y Los Anqeles (Drysdnlc 3-3) nt "Declare war or quit," She: -'"I f'luh l.;irrv A'l Knnsns Clly Snn Francisco (McCormlck 4 Th» JtHobian-bulll Hl-Torqua Englni. The excliruva Jocobien Suction Lilt Ro- ml' '.'.'•-'. Krnli- Mini ri -OH, Jo<> Murch- at Detroit, 1:30 emphasized yesterday. dsilgnfld ixcluslvely for Jocobifln for "loll up" tall cjroii and weedi— rill '.'IIO. IIITI Kriniii p. m. 0). 10:15 p. m. Power Mowart, Qultt. «a»y ttartlng cutj evenly ond imoolhly. The four roxor- SAVINGS St. Louis (Kline 1-1) at Chicago and dependobte, with automatic recoil iharp retractable blade! cut twice ai (Hobble 2-3), 1:30 p. ni. tlartsr and modrjrn tngtne control panel. foil ai ordinary "bar" typel, cut clean- Philadelphia (Cnrdwcll 1-2) nt Puih button elflclrlc starting avallabltf. or than any other i rtary on the market. 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(AP) -Golf- LINCROFT — The Ltacroft lit- As Giants Defeat Phils, 1-0 League will open its teuon er Arnold Palmer continue* to Sunday with a parade highlight- hold top money spot on the tour ASSOCIATED PRESS on Tom Brewer's two-hitter. ing the opener. this season with $49,600 earned in The parade is scheduled to Pity those poor San Francisco Cleveland, also just a half-game i tournaments. tart at Manor Parkway and will Giants. They had hitters and from the top, moved into third Palmer, who plays out of Ligo- Jr. Olympics roceed west via Newman sluggers so they traded for more with a 3-2, 11-inning victory at New York that dropped the iprings Rd. to Thompson Field nier, Pa., garnered the prize pitching. And what happens? money by winning five tourna- Now the hitters don't hit and Yankees to fourth. The other To Be Held The line of march will be as the sluggers get hurt, but clubs—Baltimore, Detroit, Wash- illows: Lincroft Boy Scout Colorments and finishing in the top they've got a two-game lead, a rained out. In Red Banl iuard; Board of Little League five in 10 others, according to the six-game streak and the best The Giants didn't get a man on irectors; Girl Scouts and Brown reekly Professional Golfers As- pitching In the National League base until Willie Kirkland singled RED BANK —The fifth annual es; Margie Brandow, Miss Wild- with two out in the fifth. Kirk- Junior Olympics sponsored by ats; Lincroft Tigers, Wildcats; relation's standings released —thanks to three guys they had 'esterday. all the time. and stole second, continued to Junior Chamber of Commerce Cristie Reimer, Miss A's; Lin- third on rookie catcher Clay will be held at the Red Bank xoft Bee's and A's. Dow Finsterwald of Tequesta, Right-hander Jack Sanford Dalrymple's bum thrw and scored High School athletic field her Also, Lincroft fire company, came through with the third two- ; second with $28,800 earned in on Hobbie Landrith's single. May 21. 'iane Dufford, Miss Rambler; ,2 events. Ken Venturi of Palo hitter of the season by the Red Bank and Middletown jncroft Rams; Ramblers; Re staff, second, in two days, for Mathews' sixth home run, third .Ho, Calif., comes next with $24- in two games, broke a 3-3 tie forTownship area boys between 10 becca Rosen, Miss Travelers; 900 from 10 tournaments enter- ington and Kansas City — were and 15 years of age are eligible Lincroft Bruins, and Travelers. another 1-0 victory over Phila- the braves and beat reliever Larry J^.son (1-5). The Cards, to compete in the track anS iieli At the field ceremonies will be delphia yesterday. That gave events. the Giants, held to six'hits by now 0-10 on the road, got their held and Miss Little League loser Robin Roberts and reliev- first two runs on a pair of dou- Medals will be awarded to first, Queen will be crowned. er Dick Farrell, their longest bles by Bill White and tied it second and third place winners A newly formed .Little League Asbury Beats winning string since moving to in the eighth on pinch-hitter Curt in each event, The Junior Olym- Auxiliary will inaugurate its pro- San Francisco in 1958, and pad-Flood's sacrifice fly after starter pic championship trophy will be gram with a concession booth, ded their lead over idle Pitts' Bob Buhl had walked the bases awarded to the boy compiling-the it proves successful - Sunday, BucLinksmen BOMBING AWAY —One of the top bomber* of the Bombers, Mooie Skowron, most points for the afternoon. they will set up permanent quar- burgh. loaded. Bob Rush (1-0) won it gives you the muscle treatment here as h« helpi to get the Yankees off to a good in relief for the Braves. The champion of this meet wil ters for each game. Mrs. Conrad ASBURY PARK - Tony Third place Milwaukee drop F. Skrabits Is in charge and is ard. Red Bank High School, shot start in the A. L. pennant chaie. Moot* currently it hitting around .400. He h«i The Reds scored seven runs be eligible for the state compe- ped St. Louis to a sixth straight seeking volunteers. his best round of golf of the sea- in the first and six in the second tition at Chatham June 11. five hornart and 20 RBIi. defeat, winning, 4-3, on Ed Mat- Boys interested in participating on yesterday but it didn't help hews' tie-breaking home run in with 11 of their 17 hits. Six runs the Bucs in the win column. As were unearned. Bob Anderson (0- may obtain entry blanks at their the eighth inning. Cincinnati respective schools. bury Park scored an 8J4-4V4 win stretched Its winning streak to 1) lost it. Right-hander Bob Pur- lion Golfers on the Asbury Park Golf and Fishing Derby Opens eight with a 14-1 romp against key (2-1) was the winner. Country Club links. Chicago's Cubs. Lose to Neptune Howard, generally hitting in Jockey Eddie Arcaro rode the Tomorrow at Mohawk Pond In the American League, Bos- Furillo Through NEPTUNE — Middletown the 90s, turned in a neat 85 af- Fay less winning horses in 19 stakes races ton took second place and moved Township High School's go er going out in 43 and returning in 1959. He led at Aqueduct with RED BANK — Junior fisher within a half-game of Chicago eam cooled off in its pas: on the back nine in 42. Frank six. len will get their crack at the by defeating the White Sox, 1-0, As a Dodger ouple of matches with yeste Mazza scored two points for the LOS ANGELES (AP) - The Bucs when he carded an 81 on Rowing Regatta owhawk fishing pond Saturday. day being a chilly 7&-4'/j los Tiis is the day tha Parks and punchless Los Angeles Dodge: to Shore Conference leader Neo- nines of 43-38. get more lecreation Committee will hold have recalled strongboy Frank tune, on the winner's links. Tha Blue Bishops all were Howard front their Spokane Farm Three of the four Flier golf playing good golf and all stay- Has New Date Junior Sportsmen's Fishing 'erby with casting time slated General Club.' To make room for him, ir« all turned in 89s, with Ba ed in the low 80s. Carmen Dono- RED BANK — The initial row- they placed veteran outfielder ome getting low card with a frlo turned in the best card ing regatta for the North Shrews- r 8 a.m. and reel-in time at Carl Furillp on the inactive lis' 10. with an 81. He had a 43 on the bury Rowing Club ran into a 1 o'clock. Howard joined the world cham Joe Koveleski was low man first nine and came back in snarl and was cancelled for one The event is open to boys and KRAFTREADS TRUCK from HERTZ pions in San Francisco for theii for the Lions with an 82 on nines with three strokes less. Steve week. rls of ages up to and including U-DRIVE ... Cql| ; game tonight against the Giants, f 42-40. Randy Bennet Braun and Gene Catalans both Slated for Sunday was a test He brought a .371 batting average next In line with 42-41-83, wi' had 83s, and Bill Graham shot In the Metropolitan Schoolboy A special shipment of trout from Spokane, including 24 run Rich Bennett being off hi, 85. Championships which is sponsor- arylng in siie up to about 17 PR 5-1515, OS 2-3299, SH 7-2121, batted in and four homers. ;ame with a 45-44-89. Georgi Asbury'* win secured a tight ed by the New York Athletic inches will be touring tha pond's Furillo, 38, is in his 15th seasoi Merker scored a 92 on a pair grip on second place with a Club at Travis Lagoon, Pelham, ater. Karl Kristianscn, conser LUGGAGE TRAILER with the Dodgers. By finishing 46s. 5-1 mark. Neptune is the un- N.Y. ation officer, will see to It tha it he would be guaranteed $28 Middletown is 5-2, with one defeated )eader with a 6-0 Due to a trap-shoot being held he pond is stocked and also wil a month from baseball pensioi go. Neptune will be tough record. in the vicinity, the rowing regat e on hand to award the grand fund, starting at age SO. Dodgei beat with its 6-0 record. RED BANK <3W) ta was switched to Saturday, irize, a compiti? rod and reel NEPTUNE (7!i) Prank Mizza . 43 33 81 2 nd spinning outfit donated by General Manager Buzzie Bavas Olbbfl 45 44 89 1 John DeSanctls 42 42 84 1 May 21. Hurley . _ _ 48 41 89 1 Bob Klrkpatrick 49 49 88 0 Sunday's regatta was to be iherwood Sporting Goods. ias offered Furillo a job withl Ulmcr _ 46 43 89 Tonr Howard :.. « 42 85 the organization for the rest < MIDDLETOWIDE N (4Vi) ASBURY PARK <8tt> the first competitive meet ar- The top prize goesto the boy NOW OPEN.... The New KlkKovelMkl l « 40 82 Steve Braun 41 42 83 t ranged by the club, members of r girl who catches'the largest the season, but not at his $33,000 Ricch BennetBenettt __ 45 44 8899 1 Carmen Donofrlo . . 43 38 81 2 a-year salary. RandRd y BBennett 42 4411 83 I Bill Graham 4] 43 «5 3 which have been busy for weeks ish during contest hours. An ad- Merker _ 48 4S n 0 Gene Cattiano . .. 41 42 83' 2Vi Bavasi said Furillo can choosi practicing on the Naveslnk River. litional grand prize will be and Delightfully Different voluntary retirement, obtain hi When the oarsmen go into com iwarded to the contestant who unconditional release or reques petition next week, it will be the •eturns the most fish to the pond to be placed on the disabled li: first time Red Bank has sent mharmed. out a crew since the pre- Twenty other prizes will b« RESTAURANT & WE WING • TV World War II days when a group iwarded by the committee Boat Show known as the North Shrewsbury :ontestants who catch the nexi ' COCKTAIL LOUNGE With HAL HUMPHREY Rowing Association went out for largest fish. As a souveni honors. the contest, all participant Dates Set will receive a gold-plated fishin NEW YORK CITY - The 196 hook. Excellent Meals Temptingly Served National Motor Boat Show, Jobs, Nixon Songs Raritan League The contest will be held r 7.50x14 be held in New York's Coliseum gardless of inclement weather. I plus tax end two will run from Saturday, Jan. 14 the event of a heavy rain retreadable tirei to Sunday, Jan 22, according tions about a three-way tnthol< Gets Under Way the starting hour, the contest wi1 in a Refreshing Atmosphere Hal Humphrey: ogy-type TV series Involving her, an announcement by Joseph RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Mort be postponed on a half-hour bas 1. New Tire Mileage Choate, show manager and sec HOLLYWOOD — According to Julie London and Ann Blyth. than 175 boys, managers an until the rain stops. retary of the National Assoc the March report of the Amer- "Half an hour with Miss Gar coaches participated in ceremon Parents are permitted to ai 2. New Tire Dependability • SEAFOOD ican Humane Association (Hol- tion of Engine and Boat Mam son is a heady experience," »ays ies Saturday marking the open company their children. Howeve 3. New Tire Performancs facturers. The show will be tl lywood branch), 1,002 animals an NBC feature story on the ing day of baseball activities foi o be eligible for a prize, chlldre: were employed in 49 TV shows lady. "By the time you're • STEAKS 51st to be sponsored by the eight to 12 league. must bait their own hooks, an (Applied to select casings NAEBM. and three movies during the through, she's introduced you to Activities opened with a paradi catch their own fish unassisted Show hours for the public ar month. two new books, part of Scotland, of all leaguo personnel from thi All entries must bring the or your own tires) • CHOPS scheduled as follows: both Sal It's just another indication of part of Ireland, stretches of the West Keansburg School to thi own equipment. urdays, 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. how TV has gone to the dogs — California coast, the view of West Keansburg Fire Company The public is invited to watcl NO fXTXA CHAROI LUNCHEON DINNER both Sundays, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m or, to be more accurate, the Dallas, Tex., from her town Firemen also participated in thi the young fishermen at work. FOft MOUNTINQ and Monday through Fridaj horses. Some 500 horses were apartment and a special area of parade. '' Served From Served From noon to 10:30 p.m. Once agai gainfully and steadily working the world's real estate known to James G. Brady, recreatioi SIGNS WITH CARDS 12 Noon to 2:30 p.m. 5:30p.m. to 9:30p.m. the show will be open exclustv n TV this season. Cattle, sheep, the rest of us as New Mexico." chairman, threw out the first bal ly to the trade for three days ;oats and an occasional parrot Can Greer see the White House and Vernon W. Manning, league ST. LOUIS (AP) - The SI Cocktails and Hors D'Oeuvres from 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. immediately preceding the pub-or lion (character actors) also on a clear day, too? chairman, addressed the group. Louis football Cardinals hav lic opening. have found TV a lush field for In the opening game, Wesl signed Jack Rockwell of the Uni NAEBM's search tor a queen their talents. "Leave It To Beaver" fans Keansburg Fire Company, east' verslty of Colorado as their train Available Only At • ENJOY AL MELE at the Piano of the National Motor Boat Show There are no comparative fig- won't see Rusty Stevens In the em division champions, defeal er for the I960 season, it was an FRr. SAT. and SUN. in our Cocktail Lounge began '-recently as boatmen ures available at the moment, role of Larry Mondello, Beav- ed the Yankees, western divlsio nounccd today. throughout the country were lay- but It is unlikely that human ac- r's pudgy buddy, next season. champs. 4-2, Rockwell, a native of Seattl McManus & Fisk • BREAKFAST AT 7 A. M. IN ing away winter tarps with the tors had as good a March as Rusty's parents asked for his Following the game, refresh Wash., who spent seven years a first hints of mild spring wea- their animal friends. The Screen release from the series. ments were served. Colorado, succeeds Dr. Joseph OUR DELIGHTFUL COFFEE SHOP.,* ther. The queen will be selected Actors Guild strike was against It was a case of incompati Mr. Manning also announce Doller of Chicago. Dr. Doller re- Incorporated from nominees submitted by the movies during most of March, bility among the parents of the the fund-raising decal sale wil iigned recently after nine years boating editors of newspapers which hurt. Even so, more act- three boys on the show. Some be conducted this week-end wit) with the Cards. 1724 Asbury Ave. from coast to coast. ing Jobs are open for animals day a book shuold be written Little Leaguers visiting the home; RESTAURANT &' Choate said that ground work than humans. about kid actors and the adult of township residents. Boys par Cary Middlecoff gained ASBURY PARK for the show, the oldest and most It's rather frightening problems they face every day. tlcipatlng in the fund drive wi! eagle on the 13th hole during th COCKTAIL LOUNGE heavily attended nautical expo- trend. If it keeps up, every do- be dressed in their team unl second round of the 19S5 Master sitlon in the world, has been The book may not be a best form and will carry a containe W&. mesticated animal in the mid seller, but if it deterred one golf tournament by sinking a 7! KEIIogg 1-2646 started. ABOViL west will be stampeding to- amily from entering their kid foot putt. wards Hollywood, and we're al- Notre Dame is Michigan State's into what generally is a night 'Roundup' Set HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN OS I -2100 ready short of animal shelters mara of troubles, it would be - T •«. l oldest current rival in basketball. and hospitals. Their series started in 1908. performing a genuine public 111 JLlttle semcCl Things may look black for the LITTLE SILVER • • The a, PRICES CUT nual "round-up" of prc-schoc music business, what with payola From about March 1 to June for plugs being frowned upon children here will be Frlda FAMOUS 1 there always seems to be a May 20, in the Markham Plac and all, but the demand for a list of TV stars who state defi- LOOK AT FROWN'S LOW PRICE ' song will always be with us. School. nitely they are glvnig up the rat- Registrations will be acceptei U. S. Royal Air Ride ON THIS Dinah Shore was in Washing- race of a weekly series. It's a ton recently (she was not being from 9:30 to 11:30 am. and form of show business protec- to 3 p.m. investigated, either!) and ap- tion. If a sponsor cancels, they peared before a whingdinc of a Children must be five yea TUBE-TYPE TYREX* STORM WINDOW say they were quitting anyway. old on or before Sept. 25 to b party hosted by the U. S. If he renews, then they jurt hope Site Black Whitehall Chamber of Commerce. Even eligible to enter school this yeai and nobody'll remember they were Parents must present a bir Vico President Nixon was there. threatening to quit. 670x15/4 PI/ 11.95 14.95 Well, Dinah just had to come certificate, and health and vac Among the "quitters" this cinatlon records. All vaccination! 710x15/4 Ply 13.95 17.95 up with a special song, and tha spring were Danny Thomas, STORM DOOR COMBINATION! she did. To the ringing applause must be completed by Seplcm 760x15/4 Ply Hugh O'Brien (Earp), Groucho bcr. 15.95 19.95 of the assembled, she sang "Give Marx (every other week) and a Cheer for the U. S. Chamber Ann Southern. They'll be back Columbia University has woi of Commerce." It may never TUBE-TYPE NYLON* 5 WINDOWS -d with us next fall. only 4 of 27 football games undei get on the Hit Parade, but then Coach Buff Donclll In the las 670x15/4 Ply 12.95 16.50 don't bet on it. three seasons. However, Donelli' 710x15/4 Ply 14.95 18.95 1 DOOR Bclford overall coaching record Is 79 am Vice President Nixon Is re- 63 with six tics, thanks to winnln 760x15/4 Ply 16.95 COMPLETE — ONLY ported to be in the market for a The Scout Building Association 20.95 teams at Duquesne and Bosto song himself. A story in Variety discussed the Memorial Day pa University. says he is auditioning various rade at its meeting last week. TUBELESS NYLON * ditties to see if one won't be Cubs, boy scouts, Brownies and suitable for a campaign sonq. girl scouts will take part. Re- 750x14/4 Ply 14.95 18.50 About 100 sonRS.have been sub- freshments will be served In the|| mitted already. scout building. The boys are ask- • Plus tax and recappable casing One sonc; • publishing firm to bring loaves of bread to the)} FRANK PORTER'S 9 Installation Optional thought It had a sure-fire hit In building by 9:30 i. m. the morn- VOLVO' Ing of the parade, inu afUKia CAR, • Limited Offer a number titled "We're Fixing with Nixon," but, as Variety FAMILY STYLE o Easy Terms pointed out, it had to be chang- The young people of the Epis- RED BANK TIRE CO. ed—for obvious reasons. The newcopal Churchmen's League will TWO LOCATIONS 0 Triple Channel • Quality and Depend* title is "We're VotlnR for Nixon meet May 21 In St. Mark's Epis- • E-Z Tilt Combination to Keep thft Counts StronR." copal Church, Kcansburg. The Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M. 9 Precision Engineered ability Sources close to Nixon rtporl group recently held a bowling Bridge & Oakland, Rod Bonk, 'til 9 P. M. that he is showing a prefercno party. THE ECO • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY MADE OF FAMOUS DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to S P. M. for n melodic rouser written with SEE IT AT — SHadyslde 7-3404 WED. and FRI. 8 A. M. to 8 P. IV ALCOA ALUMINUM Nixon words and sunj» In hi. The 11th birthday of Timothy honor at th» Gridiron Club thl. Kelly, son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Ray- vear — "He's Got the Wlioli mond Kelly, Main St., was cele- RED BANK AUTO World In Hla Hands." brated recently at a dinner In Piano Hinge Slmdowbrook Restaurant, IMPORTS Weather Stripped Our Vice President may liavi Shrewsbury, Other guests were 119 E. Newman Sp'gt Rd. 47 Brood St. SHadysldo 1-7500 Red Bank Mr. and Mrs. John Norton nnd Complete with All Hardware to shnre part of the world with RED BANK Greer Gar-ion, who Is currently children, John nnd Carol, nnd Ml- SH 1-5887 talking with Four Star Produc chncl Kelly. !&—Friaiv. May. 13, I960 RED BANK REGISTER Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Club To Open Spring Series Tomorrow By Frank KucMnfalc Centol Pro Wmcr- OCEANPORT — The opening nearly completed, with a top cf the racing series for Shrews- sailing instructor for these class- The "do it yourself" fad S. and 3,900 marine and boat bury Sailing and Yacht Club's es. which began a few years back, yards. Comet, Wood-i^ussy and Turna- The individual fleets in the club very well could have started the 7,000 launching sites for bout fleets will commence to- are enlarging rapidly, with a current boating boorii. That fad small craft- are available to morrow, starting at 1:30 p.mdail. y week-end racing total of began to shift the public from boaters. This season, plans have been for- approximately 80 boats under being spectators to becoming mulated for two races each Sat- sail this season, 25 Comets, 36 doers. urday, the first of which will Wood-pussies, 21 Turnabouts. start at 1:30 — Class I, Comets; This change is proven by fig- The social opening of Hie club ures: attendance going down, followed by Class II, Wood-Pus- will take place for members and sy; and Class III, Turnabouts. participation increasing at fan- guests Saturday, May 28, when tastic rates. Sports such as The Sailfish Class will not race a cocktail party will be held on with the Saturday fleets, but bowling, fishing, hunting, ski- the enlarged deck and in the ng, camping and the top family special plans are being complet- main lounge of the clubhouse. ed for open racing Sunday. recreation of all, boating, were The I960 race committee, head- booming even during the '57-'58 This season, ,the SSYC race ed by Mr. Ingram, includes War- recession -years. During that committee, headed by Walter In- ren Ayres, Jerome B. Drew, period, auto sales went into a gram, Jr., Point Re!., Little Sil- Robert Drew, William Robinson tailspin, but the boating indus- vcr, will hold a total of two and Robert Kelly. try saw all its sales records series, rather than three as inj broken. previous years. These will con- Those records have been in- sist of a combined spring qual- creasing every year since! ifying scries, the first races of Eager Takes The 1959 boating season fig- which start for all classes tomor- ures prepared by the Outboard row at 1:31), and a champion- SweepsatDeal Boating Club of America and ship series, to start in mid-July. the National Association of En- Races for Ihe above mentioned DEAL. — Charlie Eager,- 81-10- gine and Boat Manufacturers series will he confined lo Satur- 71, look lop honors in Ihe sweep- may surprise you: days. Sundays will be left open stakes at the Deal Golf and 39,000,000 persons seeking Once you cast your lines and for special race programs in allCountry Club last week-end. classes-. recreation used the nation's set your course over the water, Walter Hurley was second with waterways. all cares are left behind. The One ot the early highlights tit 85-12-73, and Dr. Eugene Sicili- the sailing season at SSYC will $2,475,000,000 (billion) was sea gives you a feeling of tran- ano, 81-8-73, was third place win spent for all phases of boat- Comet regalia, quility. And boating is some- be an open ner. ing. the Shrewsbury thing the entire family can en- sponsored by In the kicker's, .fames Men- There are 7,800,000 recrea- Sailing and Yacht Club, slated joy. With common sense a boat deres was winner with a S4-22-72 ational boats In U. S. for the week-end i>! June 25-2G. BOATING IS FUN—Boats mean to most people a great variety of possible adventure and «n opportunity for can be enjoyed 30 to 20 years. card. Oscar A. Ncwquist, 102-22- 5,845,000 outboard motors Participating fleets from New 80, finished second and Carl Pot- leisure activity. The leisurely adventures may take the form of water skiing, family relaxation, or group play. and 804,000 Inboard engines Jersey, New York and Connec- ter took third prize with a 93 in use. ticut are expected In race, with They'll all show reasons why people buy boats and contribute to the great growth of the sport. By May, Syracuse University 19-80. 440,000,000 gallons o! gaso- had taken orders for 16,000 tick- 75 entries anticipated. 'I In: top Taking Sunday's kicker's wa' icnced as Graham Mann, 1956 line were consumed by 1,100ets for the Army-Syracuse foot- Comet skippers from the SSYC; ML,njcrcs agajni with 101-23-78 home fleet will lead I lie racing | swc-pstaki-s winner was Robert Olympic helmsman of Blue Bot- yacht and boat clubs with ball game to be played in Yankee waterfront stations in the U,Stadium next Nov. 5. program.Trnphius will bepresi!ii-|D 82.)3.fi9 Pacr Arend tle and helmsman of the Sceptre ted lor the fiist five places, with:,.,;,,, ,.hanlJ)ion was sccnnd wit|. in her bid for the America's Cup in 1958. a total of three laces for the !I ,„,,,70-0-7„0 anri d RRober h , t Crnnhr,in sents. : third. R7-U-G9. Latest word from Europe ha Special social plans arc being j I Jr. Leonard Campi, Jack KH i, however, that the Scandina- formulated for the Comet regalia! sy, vians or Italians will present the "Boating fun for week-end at SSYC. wilh .he m,,n jI - ™"™^ ^ oughest competition in Naples. Comet LanfT.s ,. , ' , ,,, „ n ., .,-, the Entire Family" event being a Schrnth and Waller Reid, 3d, Norway's Tor Torvaldsen, a! hough he did not do well Dance," featuring Ihe orchestra were top scorers in the Allen- of Pete Galalro June 25. , , Melbourne, won in 1948 and 1952, Plans for an enlarged junior!1"1"' ""Pjy second round. ind has several Dragon Gol racinfi program, also junior sail- j'-'f^ ^ rue;sd?.y. w" a -ups in his trophy case. Shoul l)llntl 'orvaldsen again represent Nor- Inn instruction profiram, art I '"ne-hnlc, one-half handicap way, he cannot be easily dis- jlourney. Class A winner was missed. Mrs. William Sullivan, 38; Cla SEA BRIGHT, N. J. lif Mrs. Rowland Fairlie, .14, and A Dragon is just over 29 fee Class C Mrs. Robert Carton, 3li ong, has a sail area of 23 \British Seagull! Mrs. John Kilpalrick had low square feet, and spreads a jib, pults wilh 27. Mrs. Charles Coos main and spinnaker. Each boal (The only outboard motor of, had 28, and Mrs. Edwin Cowen has a crew of three. It is con kind in (he world. Small1 29. sidered among many to be th rbut built to push heavy loads, Scheduled for this week-end are most competitive keel boat clas on the European Continent. Marine Equipment Sin rough waters. Designed fori Ihe third round of Allenhurst tro {the professional boatman . phy play, and a mixed Scotch Jockey Willie Shoemaker ba: {perfect for the yachtsman. foursome hcst-ball-nf-pairs event Ladies Day will be May 17. idden six winners on a singl 'ay's horse racing card on fou iffercnt occasions. Demonstration Rides- Sea Bright Everv Sunday from 1 to 5 P. 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Boats "look for tlw blue front" With the line attached at the bow and around a cleat midships, turn the motor so CA 2-3495 Open 7 Days a Week SH 7-5300 it points away from the pier ai much ai possible and accelerate slightly in forward 491 Atlantic Avc., Long Branch 60 WHITE STREET RED BANK gear fo swing the stern out. Then straighten the motor,-put it in reverse gear, flip (Near Jlrani-liport Avc>. the line off the cleat and back straight out. When clear, put motor in forward gear and pull away, taking in tho boat fenders before accelerating to high speed. —Mercury Sales and Service— Chelek I.iipslralic • .Slarlincr Moulded 1'lywmid anil Wizard Piberulnss Boats Rapid Hauling Slips available up to 30' Final Olympic Sailing Trials BOATS Repairs with water and electric ACCESSORIES p.iiis on All Makes—Oulboards and Inbnards Set for Week of May 30-June 4

Nl-W YORK CITY - Final twice International Lightning and Germany. Pierre Desjardins WITH YOU IN MIND ... ; Olympic snilinn trials in Ihe I-lyChampio- n and present North will represent Canada, and has ANGLER'S MARINA I'IIK Dutchman and Dragon class- American Dragon Champion; already proven his ability by YOU'LL FIND ONLY QUALITY t 1300 Ocean Avc. CA 2-6425 Sea Bright es Iwivi- been set for May 110 loFred Schenke, Nalional Champion beating all U.S. entries in a spe- BOATS AND MOTORS .hinc -1, nncl Juno 10 lo 17, resi-n ihf Snipe Class; Hob Mnscia- l regatta in Mamaroneck, N.- SELECTED FOR YOUR pectively, Ihr first in (,'lcarwn- bachor, current Mallory Cham- Y., last fall. Icr, Fin., and the second in Newpion, and at least a dozen oilier ! While it is not known exactly "BOATING FUN" Orleans. The outcome will de- lop skippers will be in the (rials. I what the Dragon competition will cide the three-man Drapan crew In the f-'lyinj; Dutchman Class, j be in Naples, foreign entries and two-man I' Irani Hint will it is likely (hat best foreign com- should number at least 38 boats. curry (lie American challenjics ipetition will come frmn Denmark 'The American representative for Cold Medals ID Naples in (Hans f-'ogli, Ole tiunnur I'eler- | probably will have lo face an A»i:u;.t, |scn), Canada, Sweden, Holland Englishman at least as exper- l-.vcry effort hns been mndr by bolh Culf cilies lo simulate ONE WEEK Olympic conditions fur Ihe trials. S p e r i a I Olympic-type courses have been constructed and races SPECIAL will he sailed under Olympic 14 fr. FIBERGLASS BOAT rail's. The weather in Naples in AIICII.'.I i:i expected lo br lijjht 25 H.P. Scort-McCulloch wilh winds under Vt knots. Motor ' Spectator boats at hmh triuls EQUIPPED WITH will probably sre .some of the • Hardware Now— best small boat .sailing talent this • Upholstered Seat country lias to offer. In the I• 1 y- • Stccrlnp Wheel ing Dutchman Cliiss then' will • Windshield Keel-to-Masthead be Marlin Hludworth, Iliree-linie IVnctiin Regional Champion: Beauty and Protection Patricia Dunnr, I-'D Mid-winter with DuPont DULUXft Marino Finishes •Champion, MM1 North American I'D Champion and Adams Cup Give your hoal ;i new lew; on lifo ... protect iff, vnhw r u n n e r-up, 1!)!i7 International inrjrirr and out, lop |<> lioltorn, with touf;h and proven Moih Class Champion; David ('!. "OULUX" M.itini! l-'inKlior,. I'I a dl I en, Pntific Const Ft) BIO SAVINGS Champion in l!).r)7-.r>8-M; John .Irn-i ALL SIZES ON DISPLAY - Now ultra V Spar Vnmisri niiiC'i, I'l.V) Nn I inna I Thistle • Now Anti-Fouliii|> Bottom Paints Chiiiiiiiiini; Frank K. l.ovinsnn, 2T lo ."M*—;il»o |(i|< of tisrtl Oiillionnh • New wide ranee of KleaminR color:. IH.VI II) Midwinter Champion, Trailer with the and Many U. Sirulle,' (nin-lime above SPECIAL • Maw lillcis and pjazinr. composition North American H) Champion' $* mid U.S. l';m Anieiii-an I-'D rep-! Iroin combination offer rfif-nlalivc mid Cold Mfdnl Wiri-I . . . mill ii»ril Inlxiiirdh

Ciiiupi-lini! in l)raj;nnv Cicin' from *900 W.ili-t. twin- Naliomil Mnllnryj Cor. Broad St. & Harding Rd., Red Bank Champion and tlic United Statcsj FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS rcpii",i'iiliilivr< in I he I'l.'ili (llvni-j Foot Do Normandic Avenuo TEL SH 7-3900 |)n '. at Mellimiriii", Cliiirlcs W.i I.vim, IT) r: nlvnipir r cpi cM'itlii - J FAIK HAVEN, N. J. HWY 35. tl'.i1 in Ihf Monnlvpi- Clnv, ;inil' WORK...THE BEAUTY I.A8T& (l.iv ( hi IT (1) 1101) 111 ('(Mllel ,tll(li Phono SHadyside 7-3010 Terms Arranged ,'it.ir bnnl.">; W.illcr Sinmleinmi, BED BANK REGISTER THE HANOS -Fridar, May 13, 1960 No Plate STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS and OVERCARD SoofhtfeaJer North-South vulnerable to the ace, and I would lead an- In Politics MISTER, THESE ME SEVBT I SAID TAKE OW NORTH other spade for my partner to I THINK THE BOY HAS SOMEVCHARSES WE CAM MAKE THEIR FINES-AMD » A 10 8 7 C 2 WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. CHANGE COWWS, JOKER£> STICK AGAINST THESE PUT THE R£5T HERE/ ruff. The result would have been ABOUT HALF OP THAT/KIDS AND WU/ N0W.W0UI.DyOU #762 SQO points (or us. Clifford P. .Case (R - NI) saysj • Q7 BUNDLE/ v^-_ ..^RATHER PAY FINES, Oft DO A HITCH Column The actual club return allowed the results of the West Virginia; IN THE H0OSEGOW? , Q 7 declarer to make the contract. primary prove that religious By ALFRED SHEINWOLD WEST * EASTi A J 5 4 3 6 None The ace of clubs won, one round prejudice has no place in Ameri- Readers ot this column must V 9 V 8 4 of trumps was drawn, and then can politics. occasionlly want to see me fall • AJ63 « K98542 the spades came in. Declarer Noting the victory of Sen. John right on my nose. "This bird sits & J 9 8 4 * K 10 6 5 2 scored 1,660 points for making F. Kennedy (D-Mass), a Roman at his desk," they grumble, "and SOUTH the doubled slam. Catholic, in Tuesday's balloting, *KO9 Case said: writes smugly about the mistakes VAKQJ10 53 My careless opening lead cost •\ of other players. What about his • 10 2,160 points. When I make a mis- "I have always felt that re- i| own mistakes?" A 3 take it's a dilly! ligious prejudice has no place | I pull my share of boners, and South West North East DAILY QUESTION in American elections. The West I I some of them are quite instruc 2 ? Pass 2 A Pass Partner opens with two hearts Virginia primary proves that! 4 NT Pass 5 • Pass (forcing to game) and the. next most West Virginians feel the | It was up to me to pick the 6 V PPass Pass Double player passes. You hold: Spades same way." | opening lead from the West hand. All Pass if My partner was Professor Ivar Opening lead — —None Hearts—8 4 Diamonds—K Kennedy's victory forced Sen. 1 Stakgold, who had come in from 9 8 5 4 2 Clubs-K 10 6 5 2. Hubert H. Humphrey (D-Minn) ;| Northwestern University to part' What do you say? to announce his withdrawal from MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY 5 ner me at a regional tournament Answer: Bid two notrump. The the Democratic presidential race. •'} " in Louisville. About a hundred Professor Stakgold stewed un-l*™ "»»» <° % kibitzers held their breath and a positive response. Show the PRAY, SIRR ... STANC7 THE PLACE HAS happily in his chair and then re- BOWS OUT ANO PELIVEK! A UOT OF OU> i^ watched me fall on my nose. weakness first and bid diamonds turned a club. This looked like SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (AP) FASHIONEB t ' The doube of six hearts clear- at your next'turn. a boner on his part, but it was —A Cleveland Symphony Orches- f ]y called for a spade lead. Most actually all my fault. The New Jersey State Tree is tra violinist played Tschaikov 2 experts double a slam to ask I had- led my lowest spade for the red oak. Common in our | for an unusual lead. In case of sky here—and Tschaikovsky won. him to ruff, and this indicated woodland, this stately tree k doubt, the opener is expected to So furiously did he fiddle that that my high card was in the reaches 150 feet in height on the his bow flew from his hand in- K lead the first suit bid by dum- lowest suit—clubs. I should have best sites. Ranging from Nova to the audience. my. opened the five of spades instead Scotia west to Minnesota and A listener retrieved it and hand- So I led the three of spades, of the three. This would be read- south to Tennessee and Kansas, and my nose still hurts! able as a high spade rather than ed it back before the Fifth Sv it is a valuable commercial wood, phony got more than a few bars My partner ruffed the a low spade; and Stakgold would first particularly for flooring. ahead Tuesday night. spade, but then he had a terrible then lead back a high side suit, problem. What was he to lead diamonds rather than clubs. back—a diamond or a club? A diamond return would come By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE An™<"«°YMttrdiy'fl>uzx.. •ASTRO-GUIDE" For Saturday, May 14 ACROSS T-Kbythmlcil swing SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF 1-Klnd of «-Part of H0SB SI3E1 13000 Present—For You and material "to be" «.Coat with let t-Race of HHHataaiHi HEiasma EIHGJS Yours... You'll feel that work WHAT \fA FBEAK 11-Pertalnlng lettuce apsis HH HaaBii to a rfidiui has piled up^—which it probably •ACCIDENT" uusr 10-Dlscoveri FTHEYWEflEW \ 100KHER5 12-Full of 11-Lease ann VEISHIH-HHEIH has, Planetary radiations are not HAPPENED TO fissures 13-Slmpl* UANVDST&K-WJI.E45 L WSMEY WOW TIE LIP OFF 14-Before I8-Fruit considered favorable for business tOi CM PROVE •niA-r cutx *2 15-Student 19-Bandi of saiaa ransa Han judgment, so defer decisions until 17-Resort color aura ocas 18-Syrabo] (or JO-Thoroush- later. Quick tempers, strife and nickel farea QSGJBH QQ , naaa 19-Wooden 5S-Deep alttp HUBuaotaa ranas difficulty in domestic matters supports 26-Place In Basin tuaa masa also mar the day. All in all, 11-EIIBU position 22-Trlala again 13B0B QRH HBEJO watch, your step! 24-A etat« IS-Prepoaltloi (abbr.) It-Man's 25-Playing card nlcknam* H-Whlps 44-Shads tr*M 1 27-CLIck beette H-Compafis 37-Locat* 47-Conlunctloa Pas! ... 1*6 lewis arid Clark Future ... A new discovery 28-Faroa Island! point J8-Scoff 49-Mature expedition to the Pacific Coast may allow man to influence the whirlwind It-Symbol for JS-Itcm of J9-War god calcium property Bl-Prcflx: dowB itarted on May 14, 1804. The character of plant growth. Crops 30-HlEheot IJ-Eodles of 40-Hlghway 5I-A lUtl group was gone two years and and ornamen(al pIants ran ^ pofiUs 4i-Goal (abbr.) 33-Heavy cord water 34-Parent (colloq.) 10 acquired in the Louisiana Pur- controlled and S| as-tamprer chase. for better harvesting, etc. 37-Connagr»« tton 12 18-Speclal NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL (abbr.) U The Day Under Your Sign 19-Essenc« 41-Four (Komu 18 LIBRA (Soph 23 to Oct. 22) HOW ABOUT GOIN' >v YOU S6CI TlgP THe5E TIN CAN5 AN THERE'S SOMETHING I number) ARIES (Eorn March 21 to April 19) A 1 Amuse jour ----'work- to thit yoyouu place Don't let your tcmper.get out el fond, FOK X BIPB WITH M£. OL SHOES BACKA MV CAR TO MAKF 42-Cloudy 1 THINK: you SHOULP KNOW... 45-ConJunctlon 22 tbJ lent gtrain.oa your "*physica• l particularly with children and old folks. NOISB. 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WWKY.THE - IFYOUWAMTTD VOHT itosr STAAJD OL)T\ MY MOST RECENT AlEXf TIME WE eo oar, LET OWE GO To THE OF us TAKE AL^UM... YOU' y, May 13, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER | AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Airros AM> nuns Atmw AND nuacs MATE ft ACCESSORIES I •OATS ft ACCESSOI1ES 1937 FORD PICKUP track bll * fix TOKD—lKt, convertible, n-tneuMe, OUTBOARD MOTOR BOAT .AMDa K. P. txamvoK. cylinder engine in top fllffcl condl' Power Heericc. over-drive. Moving, IACBT OW2ISM ATTSNTOOK: K«r- In nxeUeat cooHttloB. Uklet ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE UOIL Cufom cab with IcsulMed root, Twin-Boro Rambler's Mjr OHM CDBtMtnS. «B MS30. Irjt utmnnce li our melaltr. let m l-mm. • .- '.~ -:-: - foam rubber seat, beater, defroster, STOP! 195J FORD CONVERTIBLE ' r*dlo, ui be your cosUnuoui •ratetunea, pat 2V OPKS «KIFF-*» ntti. ileti mo- LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS radio, eooi air vent*. Sound from hamp- heater, IJ6O. Bee at Arlport E«*>, as end to worry. W* slu pay tor tor. Will sell rea«on«l>le. er to bumper. AJtiiough' push bar equip- Saturday Specials 81ircwt or Wharf Ave. 8H J-4WI0 BH 7-1567 after 7 p. m. CHEVROLET STATION WAGON two- dtductable. Call (or lafonnation today. Mercury, wlndjbleld, mahogany, ex- gfn)lmenlal vaJue. CO 4-33.16. door 1SS5 rtandaril tranimiMlon, good cellent condition. BH 1-5788, IS51 NABH RAMBLER station wagon, 1852 BUICK ESTATE WAGON—Power I»5S RAMBLER Custom Ration E COST — Entiiit Sprinter SIMH. '<•- glandar/1 itrilfl. fivritlrlve. radio, ti^al fleering, radio, whlfew»J]s. Complete, I960 PONTIAC Wagon, . automatic, radio, condition J58S. " 1-5209. JET 14 — Sailboat, good condition. male. Liver anil while. Jiemrd, S25. ?r. KB 6-5124. 23 Bralnard. Ave., por heater. —- '• .$1750 Roiston Waterburry Call AT 1-3751 alter 6 p. m. ly ordinal and in excellent condition, 16 W. Front 61. Red Bank SH I-MM. Monmowtli. *3Wl. SSI J-3H1I. 1S5S PkYMOLTH Sporuman nine- MATCO BOAT TRAILER with roller r SPORTS SEDAN MOBILE HOMES BH 7-3500 Bart LOST — Wlr? Haired TTrifr. Broun. 10. ,l PONTIAO Vy.il DODGE, P.oval l.ancpr, hanftopi paueniscr Station Wagon. 35 years of boating arid and winch, adjustable. 575. Call SH black and white. Injured rear, right mission an<] tor-. Equipped with Hydramatlc, heater, automatic, radio, heater, pow- p t'.vo'st rifrer. KKE G-43-19. owner. Call P.U 1-2308 after 6 p.m. defroster, dual vinors and oil filter. er iteerlng .'. 51»'5 dltlon. Reasonable. KE 6-H96-I. 16' CHRIS-CRAFT — Utility run-a-bout. "i3 Kurd V-S convertible custom, needs 1957 RAMBLER Super Station 1035 30 h. p. Outboard motor used 00 II P.. J550. Can be seen at Coast AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS r only two seasons. Good condition. Call inotrjr worlf, $200. lfl. jl Hudson, good FOR ONLY W a B o n, automatic, radio, 1939 NASHUA — 10' wide. <7' Ions, HI 3-2I52W. t Yacht Works 146 Boilinan PI., Red condition. 5125. AT 1-O321W. heater - 51350 kitchen un front, two bedrooma Ask> Bank. Ins $1,000 cash, take over payments, JIAKINE SUPPLIES 1957 16' CRUISERS INC.—50 h. p. A LARGE SELECTION OF \ctlon 0[ 30 GOODWILL USED owner - 51PW Open Sundays and Holidays USED CARS AT YOUR AUTHORIZED 0 A. M. lo 1 P. M. !5H trailer. Equipment Includes navy ,"><* FOIH) tiidnr V-8, two-tone paint, CAP.S, all locally owned, which 1956 OLDSMOBILE Converting, TRACTORS top, side curtains, cock pit cover. Many cood condition. Financing arranged, hive been traded In on the fabu- SH 1-5780 other extras. Immaculate. Can bo nern %ta. SH 7-1273. Ruper SK. automatic, raillo. DODGE AND DART DEALER lous ivlile-track 1&60 PONTIAC. heater, power steering and 1550 FORD tractor 21' 160 H.P. SPEEDBOAT, lujly at Coast Yacht Works, 116 Hodman ,TliVni^OTr^irGood brakes - Model 8N. Call equipped, value 51000. Need Borne PI., Red Rank. KE 1-0138 work, must sell, $750. Call CO 4-3392. lio.ly, enciiH; and llre.i. 519,"). SH 7. 22'~SKIFF^I7lrlchsen. Chrysler Crown, l». ______1930 CIIKVP.OLET Station Wagon, RASSAS BROS. four - tloor. automatic, radio, IN STOCK rope, anchor, etc. Cheap. SHOO. SH PACKAI'.D lft.Vl coo'l comlltlun" new heater 51190 V Rowboats, 1-1265. FRAMK VAN SYCKLE, Inc. tiros. Sacrifice. S175. Call L'A 0- Ponliic & V&uxhall Sales & Service BOATS & ACCESSORIES 7 Kayaks MM. 1956 FOHD ninc-pagsenser Station 5 h.p. air-cooled Clinton outboards ALCOTT SUPER SAILI'ISII, 1M!>. bin- 395 Broad Street r.ed Banl Wagon, automatic, radio, MKRCUKV outboard aales and service, 16' Pen Van — like new. cayne blue. White nylon sail, alumi- Over 50 Yeart Selling Automobiles i heater, power steering 91193 num rlRKlng, excellent condition. 5290. aiitoniatlc tramrnisMon, radio, heater. SHadyside 1-5180 Hlg discounts on 1959 motors. Tin MARINE ASSOCIATES SH 7-2510. , KxcjMli-nl condition. S"75, CaMJlU 1(12M Boat Center, 75 White, St., Red. Bank. Park Rd. Monmouth Beach 149 W. Front St. Red Bank SH 1-1296 Open Weekday! 8 a.m. lo 9 p.m. 1951 FORD two-door hardtop, auto- Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to I. CA 2-6IG0 BOATMAN'S SPECIAL — Sea. Bright 1053 FOV.ri, TWO'DOOR" reaaonable' matic, radio, heater ? 395 ilory 10' Flberglas bottom. Good 10 Center St. Freehold HO 2-0570 offer, rail Saturday 'til 6 p.m. EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — The besl BARGAIN — Any boat you want to flshlnc and clnmmlng hont. Includes 3 buys In 16* and 20' outboard skllf: own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- The Boat Center. 75 Whlto St., Rerangements completed In one call nt rebuilt Johnson 10 h.p. 5225. SH 1-1640. i.V> CHEVROLET convertible, white 1952 FORD, two-door, » OTllnder, Jl.V). TWIN-BORO Bank. any ol our olllces. THE MONMOUTH 5D~II P. JOHNSON outboard motor. automatic. Call r.U 10131, Harvey Call SH 7-41GO or see. at 40 Oak' WOODPUSSY — U3Cii S150. excelled COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, SH 1- 5S model. Manual slartlne. Call HI Tllton, Jr. and St., P.eil Bank. condition. Terry sklH 16', 35 h.p.1000. 3-1463. RAMBLER motor J950. H. J. Wilson Boat Works, 19' CENTURY SKIFF, 75 h. p. Gray SLIDE AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND .TRUCKS 13! Broad Street r.ed Bank 479 Atlantic Ave., Lone Branch. CA 1057. Loaded. Excellent. Tandem 2-2032. trailer. Fast. 03 1-3618. SHadyalde 7-0010 BUSINESS NOTICES BIO DISCOUNT BOAT SALE now goln 18' INBOARD — Seml-cabln. forward, MASONRY. CARPENTRY, sidewalks, 19.VI CREAM FORD CONVERTIBLE on. Johnson and Mercury Authorized neutral and reverse gears, running WE'RE READY TO V-8 engine, 'automatic transmission, Dealer. A & B Boat Sales, Hwy 36lights, , lour-cyllndor marine engine. RU retaining wells, dry wells, patios, al- SAFELY... radio, heater, low mileage. Excellent Bclford. KE 6-5000. 1-2380 or CA 9-0330. teratlonn. SH 7-2144. condition. S175. Owner 3 Wardell Ave., THOMPSON, BARBOUR. Wood-PUSJ! 16' BARBOUIt tlshlne skllt. Perfect FIBERGLASING Rumson. RU 1-2780. Flying Dutchman snll boats, Skim condition, $285. Also two outboards. We specialize In Flberglas covering and mcra. Evinrude motorB. Dockase, anc Kuell. 51 Reclor PI. SH 1-0S74. Flbcrglas products for home, marine 1916 FORD STATION WAGON storacc. II. J. Wilson Boat Works. 479 and Industrial uses. NAVEEINK LAMI- Excellent condition. 26' AUXILIARY MARCONI sloop, SS NATING. LTD. HI 3-1125. into a sensational PLAY BALL Call SH 1-1535 Atlantic Ave.. Long Branch. CA 2-2032. rig, two sets sails, lead keel, small 1960 VOLVO red, four speed, radio. 8' FIBERGLAS LAPSTREAIC dlnshys, cabin, sleeps two, galley, head, large PORCHES. PATIOS, sidewalks, no lob Seat bfllts, whitewall tires. $l\025. Navcslnk Laminating, Ltd. cockpit. Many extras. Moored Atlantic too small. Charles Howcr Mason Con- WITH THIS EXCEPTIONAL Ill 3-1125 Highlands, harbor. AsktaE 51800. AT 1-iractor. SH 7-1179. Coll SI1 1-1235. 0078. CHEVROLET station wacon, 1957, two-PARTIALLY COMPLETED 21' cruise] KOR THEE WORK, CiG tree service. floor whlto, new tires, excellent con- hull, 8" beam, aenm hatten construe 18' OPEN SKIFF 101 h.p. Fast. Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI USED CAR BUY! tion, ready for planking, SCOO or besl Asking $700. 2-4220 for treo eitlmate. Full lmuraact dition. LI 2-0077 evening!. offer. SH 7-1332 after 7 p. m. Call KB 6-3211-J coverage. ^^^ LINE-UP 1933 FORD TUDOR — Radio, heater, very nice condition, S2T5. SH 1-05R W RUNABOUT with remote con OUTBOARD 16 h.p. FIRESTONE with R0TOT1LL1NG. LANDSCAPING, split Pricei the Lowest . Trade Values the Highost trols, varnished deck, 5150. five gallon tank, • 575. Call CO 4- rail fences, lawn mowing, odd lobi. HI 3-216.1 Ganson Bros. SH 7-4201. OF 9."R FORD Country Sedan xtatlnn wagon, automatic transmission, power 1955 JOHNSON 10 h.p. outboard motor, FIBEP.OLAS OUTBOARD - 16' with ileerlng, AT 1-2685. $150. flbcrglas hardtop shelter cahln. Ex GAS HEAT FOREIGN HI 3-2165 cellcnl condition. S500. SH 7-5720 alter Sales — InslaUaUon A-1 USED CAR 6 p.m. 1959 Austin-Hoaloy Sprite, Michelin X NEED MONEY! Must sell Cadillac, WHEELER cabin cruiser. 32xltx2>.i Tliree years to pay. Free survey. 19ofi Flcetwood, radio, heater, power Heart, galley, large deckhouse. Sleep! 05 h. p. UNIVERSAL marine engine, Schutz & Kehoe Co. SH 1-4341 Tiros, one owner, 9,000 miles $ I 450 iteering, brakes, windows, seata. Must six. New motor In 1957, $3.iOO. In complete with reverse gear, 5125. MURPHY BROS. — Palntlnc and dec- VALUES lee to appreciate. No reasonable offer quire SH M991 daytime. SH 7-127; SH 7-1479. oratlnfi. Leadors and L'Utters, walpr- 1959 Volvo PV544, 2-dr. Sedan, Red 4 efused, SI1 1-0133. evenings. 12' Ark Traveler lluralnum with West proofing, carpentry. New work spoc- spocd, one owner, low mileage $1895 1957 PLYMOUTH Station Wagon (VC-133) $1155 Dend 7.5 h.p. Kfi lalisls. Work fiiarantccd. SH 1-2005. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 14' Ark Traveler Fiberglas with We.' MASONRV, dry wells, cesspools and 1958 Volvo PV444 2-dr. Sedan, one owner, 1957 FORD Cuitom 300, 4-dr. (VC-248) $1050 Bend 18 h.p. $W laterHln; also aidewalka, curbs, patios. IS' Ark Traveler Fiberglas with Wen SH 1-1078. Gray, 19,000 miles $1450 1956 BUICK Century 2-dr. hardtop (VC-279) $850 Bend 40 h.p. SUS 1955 FORD Fairlane, 4-dr. IVC-I75I $650 16' Clinker Built with West Bend 41 SOD — Let un put in your new lawn 1957 Borgward 2-dr. Sedan, low mileage, h. p. JW: or deliver sod lo you for a do-it- one owner $1225 1954 DE SOTO Firedome, 4-dr. (VC-173) $295 1957 16' Sea Breeze Trojan and Maryourself project. SH 1-8760. 5J 555 VIKING DOCKBUILDING INC. 1955 PONTIAC 4-dr. (VC-194) $550 1958 Mark 58 E with controls 515 Bulkheads, Docks, and Repair*. 1953 PONTIAC Tudor Ghieftan (VC-163) $195 Rumson Boat and Sport Shop SB 2-28!)S or HI) 1-2157 DOMESTIC 7 W. River liil. Kumio BOATS HAULED LIKE NEW — 16' E>enn Yan, In watci ITP TO 1R' 1956 Oldsmobile 4-dr, Holiday, automatic, TRUCK SPECIALS with :s"> h.p. Mercury manual. A Ciill SH 1-113! accessories. Can lie Inspected flt bprt radio, heater, excellent condition $1 150 A-4, Nauvoo Marina. Ocean Ave.. Sc; .. 1956 DODGE Vi -Ton Pickup IVT-I) $575 Bright, dockage iialtl. Getting large 1956 Oldsmobile 2-dr. 03 $«A*» • 1956 FORD F250 Pickup IVT-12) $575 boat. SH25. CA il-1927. EMPLOYMENT one owner, radio, heater, automatic $850 1954 CHEVROLET '/,-Ton Panel (VT-14) $295 IV THOMPSON nUNABOUT, ninnlnf HELP WANTED-^-FEMALE Ilc'it3. atperinp;. controls, anchir, oar 1954 Dodgo Core net Club Coupe, custom hull cover, 40 h.p. Scott wltl SOAHAIl OPERATORS — Also linins selt hallcr. Ready to so, priced V makers. Experienced. Steady work. 6 cyl. economy car $375 P. S. There are a number of other fine A-l USED aril. AT 1-1598. Apnly at :o Third Ave., Long Branch. 1955 Buick Century 4-dr, Hardtop, A-l SAFE BUYS StSSO BUYS MATURE~WOMAN — General house" all power $850 CARS waiting in the "dugout" to be called in- New 16' cahln cruiser, spacious, sleepi worker. Sleep In, own room, bath, two, wimUhteM, steering wheel, roai television. Must have driver's license. 1954 Ford, 4-dr. Sodan, stick with over- to play. If what you're looking for isn't listed hiimUcn. how UglU, tlaBiwlc, bow eyeTwo people In household, no children. "TRADING FAIR" SPECIALS roar cleats, sliding dnors, pilot an Call LI 2-059!) for Interview. drive, top condition $495 . . . just call and ask for it! Or better yet . . . co-pilot seats with storage lockers, j EXI'ERIENCKD COOK — Must slepp '53 GMC 14 Ton Panel Delivery 295. real boat at a pr.cp thiit can be owne in. Other help kept. Permanent post- STOP IN TODAY, and look them all over. '53 FORD Ranch Wagon, Bargain 450. and enjoyed by all, tion. Call CA »0G13, 10-12 M. fi-8P.M . '54 PONTIAC 4-dr. Sedan, Good Value 495. MARINE SUPPLIES GKNEP.AI. OFF1CK WORKER — Neat Cheap Transportation Specials Everything For The Boatman. Ke\ niuj attractive. Some art ability help- '54 CHEVROLET Be! Air Hardtop, Powerglidc 550. Jersey's larpeat marine supply house ful, KE 6-4616 or AT 1-3700. References 1952 Naib 4-dr. Sodan, one owner, '55 MERCURY 2-dr. Sedan, Mercomatic 695. Evlnrmlo Sales and Service. refiuiret.. •56 FORD Ranch Wagon, Radio, Heater 795. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP WOMEN — Part time, exporlenca tin- ovordrivo $150 '56-MERCURY 4-dr. Hardtop, Mercomatic 850. Wharf Ave. Red Ban necessiiry. Work two or three even- 1952 Willys Station Wagon, black, as is $195 MATAWAN Open Sumlnys and Holidays Ings per week, 8 p.m. lo U p.m., '57 CHEVROLET 2-dr. Sedan only 895. 9 A. W. to 1 P. M. Plenaant. dignUled beauty aervic*. No 1950 Studobaker 2-dr. Sedan $150 '56 FORD 9-Pass. Country Sedan, Sta. Wagon 995. SHadyslUc 1-57R0 vassinp. no dplivering, no collect- Gull LI 2-2141 or AT 1-3BS4. '5(i MERCURY Hardtop, MOM, Air-Conditioning 1050. FIBERGLAS YOUR BOAT With Glas: 1952 Ford Panel Truck, roady to go $295 cote Supei Marine Kesin $6.95 gal.,COUNTER GIIUl — Part-tifne, 6 a.m. '56 FORD Fairlane Victoria, FOM, PS 1095. •51.95 qt., 38" 10 or., cloth $l.4(i a yd. to 11 a. m. Apply Co\onlal Donut '57 FORD Fairlane "500" Fordor. FOM 1295. Sold by Jacohs Hardware Co., Shrnws Shop. 56 Newman Springs Road, Red FORD bury Ave. Ret! Bank, Anglers Boal Bank. SUCCESSOR TO G. S. BARRETT '56 LINCOLN Premiere Coupe, Full Power 1395. Landing Inc., 1300 Ocean Ave., Se RED BANK AUTO IMPORTS '57 FORD 3-yard Dump Truck 1395. Bfh TYPIST—Experienced on I.B.M. elec- tric and ceneral office work. Musi DICK and HOB MATTHEWS 60 MAIN ST. MATAWAN, N. J. '57 FORD 9-Pass. Co. Sedan Sta. Wagon, FOM, PS 1395. NEW BOAT — 16' rowhoiit Ctjuippei also know how to varl-tyoe or be '57 FORD Country Squire, FOM, PS 1595. for outboard motor. 5100. wllllnc to lenrn. Art background de- AT 1-2727 sirable, but not essential. Apply Gra- RENAULT • VOLVO • PEUGEOT (TWO BLOCKS WEST OF R.R. STATION) '58 FORD Country Sedan Sta. Wagon, FOM 1650. phic Art Comer, 62 White St., Red '58 MONTEREY 4-Dr. Full Power, Electric Windows 17.95. WOLVERINE 15U molded plywood Hank. SH 1-2743. I 19 E. Nov/man Springs Rd. SH. 1-5886 Rod Bank teak dnck, remote control, with oi '58 MONTCLAIR Hardtop, Full Power, Sporty 1895. without JO h.p. Johnson. Call SH 1-5073 LO 6-3100 OPERATORS '58 LINCOLN Premiere Hardtop, Full Power 2795. Ml.'ST SELL — Outboard runahoiit now J5'2". wlndslilel'i, atppring. hard Inple needle operators to ivork on ware. Ideal water akl boat, one tcchildren's coals. Sleeve setter and' oth- MANY, MANY MORE cnmpnrp. SS75. 63 Cayuca Ave., Ocean' er various sections open. Shore Cloth- port. CA 2<3S25. l Co., JlS Leonard St., Red Bank. OWENS "23" cahln cruiser, five ymr; 3OUNTER HKLP -- Full or part-time. old, nil equlpmrnt, excellent cordl- Hoofl working conditions. Call LI 2- BEST DEALS ON NEW I960 tton. 6fi h.p. inboard motor. Asklni; ISM. 5IR0O. SH 1-4S34, WOMAN TO ASSIST In kitchen. Apply FOR IMMEDIATE SALE — Chenp in person White's Bite Shop, Rt. 35. FALCONS, FORDS, MERCURYS, LINCOLNS 2,T akUf. shelter cabin, 95 h.p. CalSatontmvn. after 5 p.m. CA 2-C810. HAIRDRESSER AND THE NEW COMETS <•_• IIP. EVI.VRUDE outboard motor. Top salary. Write 'Hairdresser", Box Good running condition |35. Call SH 511. Red Bank. IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! 7LE coo"i<~ ao\VROATS~Fnur II', cmv 12\ wi OENBHAI.. SLEEP IN OK flL'T. each. Apply stal'ler's Boats or niv ritREB ADULTS IN FAMILY. JUNE erslde Motel, foot Cooper's Bridge, Heti 1ST TO SEPTEMBER 15. REFER- Bank'. ENTER nEQUIRER CALL RU 1-1062, Competitive - Reliable "HURSDAY OR FRIDAY. 16" THOMPSON runahoiit with H5 li. p. Johrson motor. Convertible canvass SH mf OPEn ATORS ^ pTrmanVnt top, full cover, speedometer, skis and position. Anplv Donald's Laundry, 44 ski ropP. Call AT 1-0627 after 5 p. m Marlon St., Red Bank. or on weekends. (More Classified Ads SELL— Ifl58 Mercury Mark 58, electric ENGLISH 45 h. p., 1855 J. V. Clayton IV ply On The Next Page) AGENCIES wood runnbout, l!)5!> 16' Trojan run about. Call RU 1-20R5. AUTOS AND TRUCKS SELLING FORD PRODUCTS FOR 55 YEARS 13* WOLVERINE molded plywood run nbont. 15 H. P. Evlnnide motor THIS WEEK'S A-l OPEN WEEKDAYS 'TIL 9 ivlth-two Crulse-a-day pas tanks. Fully NEVER SUCH A SELECTION equipped with windshield, steering, re- mote controls, etc. Newly painted and OF 1960 VOLKSWAGENS AT MONMOUTH STREET oprosire THE CAKLTON THEATER ready to po. 5400. Call SH 1-1S|7 after THIS LOW, LOW PRICE USED CAR SPECIALS S p. m. nr weekends. SH 1-6000 RED BANK SH 7-4545 AUTOS AND TRUCKS '60 CHEVROLET $1795 ANY NEW CAR EAIEST VOLKSWAGEN 2-dr. scdnn, fi cyl., std. transmission. CREDIT IMMEDIATE DELIVERY Sharp blue exterior. We Have What We Advertise t TERMS '59 FORD CONV. $2395 Power slminj;, radio, heater, 1597 It Pay 5 To Be Includes Full GutLranter, All Safety whitewnlls. A real hlnck beauty. Equipment, Defroster, Heater. CHECKED OUR We hnve proven in every ense thai we pive the best deal in the state. '59 FORD $1995 Try \is ami sse lor ycmrBelf. Custom WO. 2-ilr., li cyl., radio, ON THE FABULOUS ALL IM0 GIIIAS, BUSES, CONV. lioalcr, Md. transmission. SOU) UNDER LIST PlilCES Like ni'W and randy lo roll. Automatic ,Drive Only at "58 CADILLAC Conv. $3395 Full power. I.ovHv ri'd exterior. Yes, "It pays to be different." That's why we are Monmouth County's Like new. Luxury, luxury! '60 FORD LARGEST IMPORTED CAR DEALER! You sec, we not only give you the LOWEST PRICES and the HIGHEST TRADE-IN VALUES, but we also jjivc you friendly, courteous service. '58 EDSEL HDTP. $1495 m., id. Pine Brook, N. J. CA 5-0S7I •l-dr. ('ilalinn. 1'S, IT), automatic. > LOWEST PRICES WHY DON'T YOU TRY US AND SEE! 4B7 Main St.. East Orange OK 2-4113 Hailin. hnatcr, wliilnvalls. Only H.000 Main St. * 4lh'Av«., Asbury Park PR 4-8030 null's rm this beauty! > HIGHEST TRADES CHECK THESE SENSATIONAL VALUES! '56 FORD $ 695 '59 Austin Hoaley $2800 '57 Triumph TR3 $1495 AUSTIN HEALEY 2dr. M'llan. Hnilio, lirntrr, liluc anil '59 Aus.Healoy Sprite $1500 '57Hillman Dlx. Sod.$750 while. A tcrnfic bu.v lor the money! WE HAVE A CAR TO SUIT THE SPRITE '58 Aus. Healey Sprite $1400 '57Hillman Husky $625 COMPACT SPORTS AND THE '58 Porsche 1600 $2650 "57 Dkw. Dlx. Cpe. $700 MANY MORE LUXURY CAR DRIVER! '58 Aus. Hoaloy Rostr. $2395 '55 MS TF $1650 '58MGA $1895 '54 Jaguar Conv. $1495 Terrific Used Car '58Hillman Dlx. Sod. $1125 '53 MS TD $1150 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPORTS CAR WONDER Buys to Choose From! OF THE WORLD ON ALL MODELS! '60 SPECIALS For Loss Than $2,000 I960 MGA 16000 Roadster $2295 Performance, Economy, I960 Ford Falcon 2-dr. (Stick) $1725 and SAFETY! Immediate Delivery fi No Down Paymont Trades Accepted Only Quality 9 ONLY QUALITY IMPORTED AUTOMOBILES AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER / CONTINENTAL 671 BROADWAY CA 2-3600 LONG BRANCH Automobiles » CARS, INC. T4. 19 E. NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD RED BANK SHadysido 7-4500 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9 P. M. Open Evening* 'Til 9 P. M. .,L, RED BANK REGISTER Fridiy, M*y 13, 1960-27 , nVLOYIMNT HEI*VANTED-MALS HELP WANTED-MALE HELT WANTEO-MALE FOR MIX TORMUC .(ALU1UN - Bi»eritnM HBLf VAOTED-fEMMf . Acctpting Applications for, . UpluL Rctereocn rwjutred. Apply HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES HW SALE -. _ for fan rernn KM Btnt Dtlry. ... A Ntw Way to Spell tronflf > jnunsfftciuiiig • finv- Accu* , nt... e tnMeMbla. s, ^ tnfr tmtmltL Call LI MJ». IELF WANTED-Mile - Faule FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT WAREHOUSE BBGUTBRXD KURBE — Apply In MEN NOW OPEN) pcnoo 1* t-in. to 1 p.m. }Uv«icruti Nunlng Home. Chjpln Arc, off New. nin Sprlid Bd., Red Bank. TO WORK AS MONTGOMERY S-A-V-l-N-G-S ! CLEANER WANTED — /pply ID per- fon, Rlvercrett Nuritef Home, Chap- •WARD On Used and New In Ave., of! Hewmaji Springi Bd., ASSEMBLERS TOWER HILL Bed Bank, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Appliance Salesmen. Ex- FURNITURE and APPLIANCES • EXPERIENCE!* WAITRESS WANTED Apply In person, Peterson's Drive-In, AT FORD MOTOR COMPANY perienced in all modern • Living Room Suites $49. 183 Riverside Ave., Red Bank. major appliances. Com- • Bedroom Suites 49. AT LITTLE SILVER LADY TO WORK in dry clcanln de- • TOP PAY partment doing pressing, sortlnRB, etc. mission basis. • Sectionals 49. Apply Donalft'i Laundry, 44 Marlon • COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCE Outside Tire Salesmen. St., Ked BanK. __ • Maple Suites 49. Magnificent Homes Within a Flawless Setting HAIRDRESSERS — Female, experl • SHIFT PREMIUM Experienced in both auto enced. Full time, part-time. Salary and truck tires. Liberal • Raconditioned Refrigerator* 49. plus commission. Closed Mondays. Many With Breathtaking View Stephen Hairdressers. M8 Main St., • OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS commission. 50 New and Used Campbell's Junction, Belford. KB 6-06.Vi Apply in person at rear entrance on Vineyard Road SKCRETARIAL POSITION open.~8t7t"e Saleslady for lamps, ac- 3 ROOM GROUPINGS experience and ace. Write "S. P." between 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily and Saturdays. Hox 511. Re.il Bank. cessories, pictures, mir- prices from $161 CHOICE OF THREE LUXURY MODELS BEAUTICIAK — Experienced. Pull _. FALCON ASSEMBLY PLANT rors, juvenile furniture, part-time. All benefits. Call or write . and scatter rugs. Sales Pay only $2 weekly In Ranch, Colonial and Split Level Styling Ann's Beauty Salon, 16 Wallace St., Red Bank. SH 7-300S. Ask [or man- experience necessary ager. Ride a little . . . Save a lot! FORD MOTOR CO. merchandise knowledge YOUNG I.ADY for typlnf. fllins. short" hand, and general office work lor Rt'. I, Edison Township, N, J. helpful. Salary plus com- PRICED FROM $32,900 construction firm. Five days, hours mission. 9-5. Pleasant working conditions. Call FIELD FURNITURE THRIFT WAREHOUSE for nppolntnient. CO 4-19G0. Furniture and Floor Cov- 22 E. FRONT STREET CO 4-3022 KEYPORT, N. J. Prospect Ave., Corner Harding Rd., Little Silver TAS7Rfii HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MALE Bank area. Needs car. Salarv open. ering salesmen. Exper- Free Storage - Free Delivery Write "H.B.A." Box 511, Red Bank. ience required. Liberal EXPERIENCED SALESVVoTlEN^wom- ENGINEERING Store Hours: Monday thru Saturday 9:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. SH 7-5444 en's wearing apparel, full or part MONTGOMERY commission benefits. Thursday and Friday Evenings 'til 9:00 P. M. time. Simon's Nice Things, jJ8 Broad, St., Red Bank. AIDES Work a five day 40 hour SECRETARY — Steno-type (or con- WARD ELECTRONICS week and enjoy extensive tractor's office in Mlmllelown. Call FOR SALE FOR SALE RH 7-3767. Immediate openings for rad- company benefits. Apply EMERSON air-conrtlltotler. one tun. Ev "WOMAN to help henvy cleaning Satur- . employment office lower ceHent condition. While House Barbc MAUDE P. SPARKES AGENCY day morningR. si.50 hour. Call after io and television repairmen. Bell Shop, 6 Monmoulh St. SH 1-87JJ. level 9-9 weekdays, 9-5 DO-IT-YOURSELF V « p. m. RW 1-0079, K1VK~~6 abowcasrs anil chanRemniunK 120 Fair Haven Road SHadyside 1-0200 Must be qualified, familiar Saturdays. j cuke machine. I'honc evenings. SH MAIDS - Hotel, will train. apply Telephone SPECIALS Housekeeper, Molly Pitcher with all modern television I-H;>:»; or sll 1-2616. Red Bank, N. J. SKIL BELT SANDER HILL PItKSd, belt saiHier, vfrt VIRGINIA T. CLEVENGER THERESA S. BONNEMA sets. Liberal salary with lib- MONTGOMERY milling machine, accessories, small HOUSEKEEPER cook. References, live Laboratories Model US, Regular S130.50 iils. Priced to BCU. Call n-Iter 6;SQ p.m In. Phono WOULD CBNTEH OF H 1-7142. RUMSON—Spacious ranch, four bedrooms, two tile baths, large SIT 1-7SSR eral benefits. SPECIAL $99.50 COMMUNICATIONS HESKAKCH WA R D 'EN-PIECE DIN1NO ROOM «et. 1 living and dining room, screened porch with view ot river, full i 011 J Apply employment office MONMOUTH SHOPPING Irwin Au£er Bita offer, quick sale. Cull HI 3-1045. 1* basement, two-car garage. $32,500. HELP WANTED-MALE Offers Career Vermont Klagulone q. ft. 'Ighlantl Avo., Hlchlanda. ^^ ower level from 9-9 Monday CENTER —EATONTOWN •I'xB'x'.i" lUrdboard eich iOFA - BED — Good mattifH, wor Opportunities to cover, good slip cover. Call SH 1 RUMSON—Southern colonial with large center hall, five bedrooms, through Friday. Work with leading etiKineprs 1222. l JCKNSEIJ SALESMAN or saleslady 3 /2 baths, beautiful living room, dining room, kitchen; den with MONTGOMERY nrni scientists on chalteng- for real estati1 development work, LUMBER SPECIALS JlOVCLE GIRL'S M MONMOUTH IIIR electronics research and Ijlicral commission arrangement to 2"I("IO'' <r dry cleaning route. Good pay. SBVEN~no'cJ»niolT.«K- l.'i Thrnckmnr- Apply employment office and disability group life In- Culling Width »95.91 3EAUTIFUL nTne'nTece dlnlnK i )1,UK PIMMMKS AKO, UeUhivcn surance. Koyporl Cleaners. CO i-iwio. net. $75. In gaud shape- Must aell. ton Ave.. Red Bank. SH I-S151. e\ e- Tricycle moving to new location. LI 2-1012 or licditiK. iteven wpeks and four nillRS 8-11, all lUy Saturday ,-uul tiutulay. lower level, 10 a, m. to 6 SUPBR1NTBSDBNT — Couple. Apart- SCOTT'S LAWN PRODUCTS nut hi!. Sallies, trK blues. Wormed and Will jell. There's big money selling WE REQUIRE ments. New York. Good siilnry. Re- 311 1-2639. lntt'd. 1-1 2-.IM3. _ _„_„ p. m. weekdays and Satur- firailuiitps of two years pairs, references. Evenings. KE 3-1470. PATENTED POTTED ROSE BUSHES MAPLE SOITA and two maple chain, Kiir .,,1 fur $40; china closet. 510; old dremen, I'*l<'Ki"riONATK. plnytul bn5»et hound riiut.il. Sl.VK). I'nlurnliheil. yearly America's most popular tpcliiilcal Institute or equiv- OPERATORS — Ladles' and children's 'iilvs. womUTtul with children, MCC rental J150 month. L.-ngi? plno-lmni-lni days. alent plus several years ot enrh. other furniture. N. J. Const tcrt1.!. wornii'd and inonil.ited. conts. ExlierelnctMt sinejo ncerlle ma- LITTLE SILVER I'tansfer Co., 131 Belrnont Ave., Long 1 room, llrt-plai. null kitchL-n, applicable experience. chlnen, nil operations. Presser.i. Per- ~ ncli. CA 9-O5H6. tlful trl-colorcd nnd unusual black. two hedrofltns, Iwo friths. LI 111."]' ICE CREAM naneut million. Cnll SH 1-lfllli. MONMOUTH LUMBER COMPANY FKlGtPAmE LVHTJ-: SILV'KH'KANTII -• L GENERAL ELKLTIUC STOV'K room,, fireplacei , two heilroonn. SHOPING CENTER FAMOUS APPLY NOW Sycamore Ave. Little Silver . Hum.> talnpil with tenilpr. loving l V p monthh, ih "UH K Only a lew loft. SH 7-1090. _ tmtliroom. p^-r SITUATIONS WANTED, Female (At the Railroad) Kit 7lir.!)7. EATONTOWN,NEW JERSEY OR CALL COLLECT ~*COIXIK" l'KI'H. iialile. house., V RELIABLE WOMAN wishes to lake L1NC1'.O1- r - • Unr.imislinl. atlriiftlvn Good Humor tvpa Indoor incinerator. Ca\l CO isli, ear l*rt hi-n. Call OS 1-1SK n(- three Iji-ilrootn rniu'li. I.arKe Lit, IIRSP- COMMERCIAL SIGN PAINTER exper- Begin Immediately under our liber J IN Ml-RHAY 1I1U, caro ol clilldren In l--r home. 157 er (i p. m. WPI Maplo Ave. BH 7-2609. Will Board. SH 1-7800 miMil. i-ar purl, close to parkway. ienced. Neat, conscientious, married. high income percentage plans. iN'BAIt Sl'M.MITi ANT1QUK CUHHOAUD, plntform rocli 8Il_T-2!7.'i.__ All year round company benefits. Cal On Mouninin Ave. WILL HELb wild parties, dinners or er, black Persian lomh coiU, 9t7.e 1G, KE 6-«646. Ail Expenses Paid CONN ORGANS d chinchilla ront, nir.c 10. iteol douhle MONMOUTH IIKACll Beautiful Co- ' No Age Llmll other occasions. Babysitting, Ugh! tclien sink. Mlaccllanooiii othrr Items, REAL ESTATE FOR RENT l r.lvrr St 8H 1-2070. APPLY DAILY 8-S 7-lbbl P.U, Box 72, 54 Shrewsbury Ave.. May 19. It n.iii Toratc.l. lark'r rlospls. Adults only, Open Wednesday ami Friday tvenln o fi p.m. May 2ft, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m Reil Rank. Phone Mr J. KM 7-CII«> SALES 555 Shrewsbury Ave. Bell Fair mi pi^.s. l'.f(iTi;ni;p.i. SH 7-3KM. I.etwei-n .". ninl (I:.",II p in. Full time only. Must h« experlencei (Across (ram Itcd Bank Airport) — By tiny or week in HKOAD STHKET ItEt) HANK 1*1 ANO SAI-K on UiniiO new ~T\nl hH- •-UUN1SUB1) ATAP-TMBNTS— 1. 3 "nil In sales, preferably but not necessarll my nome, Experienced antl reliable. SM 7-2;!)!l not* tpitiet pianos. 10-year Riiarni ;l hedrooms. Water, tlent supplied. HEUKCUHATKI)-- Lnri.-.- ranch luri".' In renl estate. Should be prepared t SH 7-O825 only $150 delivered. Tenzer's Muclc 175 to Sion monthly. CA 0-155.1. in l.lttli- Kiner Twoi'ir caraj.;"- Telephone PIANO CO. llatin-. 131 Maplp Ave.. Reil Hank. •elf support for six months. Expanding SUMMER WORK COl.NTY OIICA.V , Stor», 306 Main St., Lake wood. TO 'HKKE-KOOM furnished apartment. organization. Call or write for Inter. COM.EG K .M'NIOK desires summ Coileg* ittKlrnl.s, leachpra, to work job supervising children. Can drive RECO.NDITIONKU und guaranteed com Prlviile entinnci-, hnth. Ailults. No view. Cal Ohlsen Realty, Kew Hon. merclal and dotnestic rcfriKcrators, Ijpilrooin, t\vo.|)ath ranch. WaUTfiont. mouth. OS 1-33:22. during summer. Could he permanent Laboratories PHI* or tutor in French ami span: N1NE-IMKCK Junior malioRauy t)un els. 'SH l.'JWJ or 1.1 2-pV. position. Must nave car. W»2 salary $10 per week. Write Gretchen Smith, Ircczcra and teltnislons lor snle. Useti in Phyfa din In R rooni an lie; ktir 'A 1I-3M!). Oil after ii p.m. refrlgcrntors and tclcviftloiin bought. 2{ 1 pK OPPORTUNITY FOR RETIRED or IiLT week to start. Call SH 1-101-1, C^FENTEits7"oFl:arl7enic"r1a'ilt*liii'l:R" ~et'ln> HHII, Wcllesley College, Welles- dcikii, Colonial rtrciinnal foam U'MSON — ParTly fiirnlnhe.i, three semi-retirereedd centleman to entete r real ask for Personnel Department. y, Mass. hour guaranteed ropalr service. Rein rubber aeati atid back; antique- v.-|ilt« drooin. Ultchen. hnlh. All ulllltlcs. 1 Eyiiericnced with siding. Call KK 0- geralors rcllnished and moved. Uay< tje.lronmii. tint water oil heat.fir. professioi n in l MMdletowMMdl n lf»7() artur r> p.m. French ProvlnclHl dlnluf; room nuHe Adults. i':» monthly. Sll 1-1 ml. iluce. no pet.1, lea«e, avallal'le .Inlv Will train [or state license. Call REAL ESTATE SALESJIAX for active WOMAN -- Will cart- for children in shorn Strvico Co., Hwy 3t>. and 9th at., box spring and mnttrefl.ip.r Alhrr lit. I960. Hent Jllll) per nnmtli; Knur OS 1-0050. office with excellent Hwy. locution. MPBTTNS u K7\NCE~C A H K K i:" i\vn home, day or night. Call AT 1- liellord. KE 6-:^7. KK O-JSIU. OB 1 HurtlRe & San (next to Stclntmrli' RED BANK'S FINEST roinn linnjtnlow, partly fnrnhlieil, lef.H'1 So i-xitprience necessary. It you liave The man selected will rpfit'tvp a salary 0035. parkitiR lot). LM Clny St., RH Hnnk NVw Deluxe Harden Apartment 17ft |ipr tnonth. Dennis K Hyrnp, I'.enl COLLECTOR lie ability to get along with people iile training, Opportunity lor pniimi- POST AND KAIL KKNCIING — Tour Open tin My 9-12, 1-5. Wednesilay nn choice five extra larKe riHitn itpnrt- :nr, « W. Itivpr U.l . KI'mson 1-11150 ami ilka to work we will train yon to in t» matin genunt when qiuilified. rail, jitrlccL t:onfl)tion. thousands Frltlny evenlnR 7-R mi:ul In tile lltu-nt locatUm nnd mlmites sell, Full time only. Harry A. Kear- ill SH i-UWfi Iitr appointment. PART TIME SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 'cet, can lip seen standing, will rit* NMAGATtA Ilii-rnjiy vlhrntnr. ML.. from the ii.irkw.iy. Colored tile hath. ip ney & Co.. Realtors, OS 1-0600. Ask sulentlflcally e.|lll|iped kitchen. lIC re- Four oms, l'i tiled hallis, lint »r«".ltiR:* to exceed $2.50 per hour. ny secifon or entirety. Baled htiy, g clrcuintlnff thrrm»tit?i|. »7ft. Aho \\>h i!V M nmouth Countyy arena now open, for Mr. BOVII. Motors experience preferred. Tup r>;iv YAliUS. CBLLAKS. ATTICS cleaned. lor lieiUtiiiK. Open Iront cattle banm trlm'rntor. l-'ree v ilil»c. JHrt i hnsphminl lit J Any and nil trash removed. Large iter Ctiicatto record changer. $50. 31 John MlnuRh. Realtor, P.mnsnn Rd. y no spllinpp. Coiicentrnted up- MECHANIC — FOR TRUCK AND •r rlnht man. Continuous training on lrrxUfi. llko new, SH 7-3543. Call (ron l Oldsnmbile nnd ('ad lilac at (Joiit-ral dump irnt'k. Sli 7.2144 1 p. m. on. 1-518?. MADISON GARDENS Plione Itll l-HTIfi. t- :itf montiilily account!t . Mt h BULLDOZER KE PAIR M UST BE 132 Rnulli «. Hll 1-"OM v •. \r» experience necessary. EXPERIENCED CALL AFTER 5 P.M. Motors Trailing Institute. AH heiwtlts 13-YEAU OU> HOYS — Upsire worh STV;N-XlNO~aATEEN prlnis~~!»c MODKHN 1IOMK On :i'j woo-ldl acrev Including hofljiituliz.ition, paid vacation, COMPLETE SET OF CIULDRBN'; M-. Myers. MArltet 2-0975. CA 9-1553. werkendH, cleaning yards light lawn trains, 65' of track. eriRin Repular Jl.Mt. SIMON'S FAn L.'NI-'Ult.Nl'ailt:il~-~KxiritV«lvi\ 1(1 l-'ull view of Kantly Hook and ocean, insurance. Cnll in person at Kirtsi'll chores, etc. Call pvenlngs SH 7-1869. two cars. Same as amusement rule CKNTKK, SunnPL Ave. at Hwy 35, As> riont l-'lvp rooina. two Imthn. Adult.i. froni 2(HV elevatlnn. Six ticclroum. 44' COIN VENDING MACHINE mechanic Cadillac, 100 Newman bury Park. o pel.1?. Yearly. S15G month, till 1 MAN WILL d» crass cutting, light Can carry foui children ur udults, I'm HvhiK room, entire roof canvass sun- STOP-LOOK with knowledge of coin mechanism Springs lid., Rnd Bank. As!t for Bill, feet condition, only $5H5 complete. Ca 1)070. deck. 41' swimming pnnl wltii UIHIIT- and refrigeration. Apply at the Coca the Service Manaccr. trucking, hedj;p trlmmlite nnd cellfti OAK DOL'IfLK BED. rhesl. mirror, n water dresstnc ronin. Honl 5-150(1 for 10 ME.V to work for recently opened Cola Bottling Co., Ashury Circle, As- cleaning. Call AT 1-1651. RU 1-1212. like new box sprlits Rnd mnttr< T1U'.KB"-IMM)M lINFiiKNlsTfEI* »!>»» (autory branch. Men selected will r«- summer sensun. Also, OIHV he pur- bury Park. CEP horsmifui tu work I HOUSE MANUKK - By the huali $75. 17" Coniole TV J^O Kitchen se ment, nil ulllitlri furnlnhpil . J!"l pplve mining and starting salary of rdiiiB mable. OK 1-0113 nfter 6 TWO Yor.N'Ci .MEN dfslre lawn work 125. Sll 1-S727. no'ith. I.eaflp. ('nil CA ^-1364 after chased. AT I-20MI wcelcniH. Bl; 2- jr*;.'. These are permanent positions. YARDMAN — One tl ny a week, famll* nr hefon1 H:30 a.m. inld jolis. Have car and heavy equip- r truck load, tflccpy Hollow Horn t7tHl weekdays. lar power mowers, triim iieagcl f meni. HV l-S.m Farm. Slerpy Ilnllow Rd., lleadtlen SPUING KAMItH. vunl ntirl pork to P.U 1-1310. Corner, KK (i-1675. yoiir freezer. SiicklfnR plfis fur hnr JNFUI'.NTKiiKIl i'rl)l/it ffoOMS anil FIVK-IUIOM iinfiTrnTlshfiriiouse. Nicely CALL SH 1-4326 Re ym home. SK 2-054it. kitchen tnliles nnd rhnlrs NEW MO.N'Morril"~ Reilreor'.-ileil fn-i- KXPEKIBNCEU cofl winders required man 7 a,in. to 5 p.m. Motidav through HH 7-IU7I 7 p. m. year olil split level, over iirie arr» (or transformer shop. Apply Electron- 'D.D.", Box 511, Reil Bank. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES MAHOGANY FINISHED dicrry drop- bcrln tunln, nietnl rnblnrt Saturday. Applv in person nfter fi p.m. re/ri pern tor (C!KK i and in any other' L'NI''irr..\ISIIKIi l'OUi:~ RUU.MH and fully landsoaprd. srcludeil. fl'5 tinfur- ic Measurements Co., Inc.. Lewis St. SALESMAN — energetic with sale* leaf tiihlcr . fieat« li;. Oodd condition, t and Maple Ave., Ealontown. Scenic Ksso . Service CfiUer, Ittp AVKKN for salr ihu> to dpalh of 575. LO ti-, i".':(t, " only. Cnll V.XJ i-MMJ, Imth. All liupri i-eotinlly nlsheil OS 1 1557. ability. Experience preferred, but not and Scenic Rd., Highlands. owner. Business aei'tiau l..-t-ill>:iii.-y Apply n lied Hank Woul.t hP Kla.l to post clans, with at least flvo yeara*exper- this excellent openinp with you. 'IVII CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE i'KOXIES Inrm olnni|i<. KOItSYTHIA " o. llox Ml or Rll 7 '.Titll) ' chemlBtry. MtiM have Initiative ami am kinfi slr.e lofn lied; i-halr, matching Krpni'h I.H,A''S al Imv Inrr Imml nKiimsl ilnintiKi' Write Ilm inn. ience In electronic circuitry. Pleasant billon to succeed in a new venture us about yourself in a !»'!»• r in: MONEY AVAILABLE >ttoman, kltdlen set. etc. SH 7-3725.' .'Np'l'KNisllKIl ""AI'AltTMKNT"~'llir ItP.I Hnnk or |ilionn Mon.lay Sll I .(him working conditions In new engineering "MnnaKPiiient". Hnx Sll. Red Bunk. tprlres. hpgl nnnipd vnrlflln. Von ill BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND roollis. hath fiaraK*' Hrat. wnter. laboratory workns with top grade en- Good flt«rtlng rnilary plus cnmprelx'ii TUXKDO .SUIT — 34 walal, 40-42. aum-l anil Inlic, hrlnR slinvrl A. HIT Dnir t'Kl. Adults, no pels. I'rlvatp entrmicr Einoors. Apply in person or tvrlte slve enmnany paid hpttcttt program. Aiv PAHT^fTM"B~MA1iNTKNXNTi-Hnnn. A)".- COMMERCIAL wnilcr Jurkcta. conlril ullk Farm, 'i mile South from MliMMow Wrlle 'F.k:.H.'^_llox Ml. I'.eil Hank KM5CTKOK1C MEASUREMENTS CO., plv In person or call CO 4-1S0O rxt ply In person to Top Hat Drive-In Quick ami confidential Service ike new. Jin. ail 1-7B3K. Illjillrom! ntatlon on ronil to Mm-roft FURNISHED ROOMS INC.. Lewis St. nnd Mapla Ave., I'M for nddltional Information. Olt'itiiers. Hmitf "h, MM'lli'town. _ 1-007,1. ATTItACTIVK. Mnrlern. iiiiriirnlnhpil Eatontown, N. J. H 2-0o00. three-room apartment. Ulllltlea atip KL'RNIHMKU MOOMS IRANI) NEW :'o"" minor swltimilni MCO HIOlNri rotnrv Inwn International Flavors and Fragrance* IiINOTYPB OPRIlATOIl for lucnl print- WALKER & WALKER r tilled. S!l.'>. sll l-lMU nfter 6 MKN ONLV. \V ANTED — Ex peri en c ed onTy, tin" pool. $12. i. Pool cover $15. Kilter »ys- er 3' , h. p. Cllnlon JIM. like Itose Lane Union Brnch plnnl. mi 6G1 Broad St. Shrewsbury, N. J. em J125. OS l-:il!IS. (ill 7'2C09 hoist eier. Part-time, call evenings. PII 5-5(42 Relllnc Immr. I.I 3-21S:i ;ill»r 1'IN'I'ON KAl.i-s"-- "Modern" lurnniieil 811 1-D6V2. SHadyside 1-5212 freezer. (;ood two-room nnnrtinent, nil eonvenlencen. KI.'llNI.HHKt> HKlllMHlM. IAN — To work In fish markrt. In- condition J125. Call slnKln peraon preferri-d. LI 2-423H. iliure kitchen nn-l bnlh. r.nUTE SALESMAN Tor establish P«1 quire Lelloy'K F*Uh Market, Houte .1G. BOV TO HK1.P with lawn ,in< MOP.TGAUE COl:l!ESP0N"DE.VT9 AT l-nno.7. nNT local laundry and dry denning route flenfNR fin t unlay a, four lumrs, fall Sll 1-SHNI. rfonnrtio. N. J. 09t!l nfter f» |>- m, FOR YAANiA;l" pnwer mnweriTS MH«I Jin crl flee my lioilrnom RED HANKS I-'OHK.MOST Apply hrtwppn 8 and n a.m. or 4 jind |Tho Provident instltutinn For savings Heavy duty 21" rntory mower J15 vlnK mom Miiltf> ;iml iMnctlc 'I'liree-room deluxp (jariten apmirnent TWO Hl.KKIMNC. I'.OUMS. full M?a 6 p.m. Donald's Laundry, H Marlon St,, SALESMAN — Call PR S-O70R if you i lo Jersey City, 'all RU 1-0556 alter 4. lnft iiUno, ruK, TV, rrrrlcfrntn Kxtnt l;ur>;p Ultclien. coloreil tile hath tit-.ls next to t.ath. liot water, heat Rpd Bank. are intercH'ed In salesworU. Asli Mrs. KXPRRIKNTKI^ HOATMAN •usher tor aulck s.iK Will ***ll SO and $7 weekly. AT 1 -Ollli-J. eoiiKh to arrnnge an appointment wlih To captnin owner's -\T twin screw en- lBHOKKn-8 COOPEHATION INV1TEU '" refrlnerator. Heaulllul quiet resl nrntrly. \'nt>t\ vrry lltllr. Will ilfncp near iinrkwny. free pnrklhK $1HI CI.KAN. ('(IMFOI'.TAHLK, |i|pa.iant hir- PART-TIME SERVICE STATION help. our district manncer for nn Intervlfw. bin irruiser. Rerllieft nt V,vi\ Muni,-. WINDOW SHADES rme. WrlUi "I'urntlure". Box Eveninps. Apply In person. Phil Walii* Married man with car unit bontlahlf*. Siilnry 5350 per month. Cal) or write CASH AT ONCB MADIHdN fJAItDKN'S nlshed roonii. Call *»d IJniilc. P.I' 1-1J7S-M nian'« Gulf Service, Maple Ave, Red we have nn opening in Monmouth and Kriliulncp. If) Union St.. Newnrk. MAi- 98c South st fill 1 • 70.11 Bank. Itet 3-1188. lining I'l'l'flr and Uusinrss I.nans s up lr> 3d", white or cgcsticll, Rrsl uccan Counties. Also WeilKwnod cnnille sticks SIM TMHKK AND I1A1.V" HDOM rurnlsh Dphl.i Consolirtaleil Nllty, [iiantio mpportnl. On yuur upartniiMit. All utilities, private e lar«e rlnselj. I'rK ate liatli. lltclien Cnll Sll 1-ICB.1. prl\ ilt-Ke.s. H'lsloi-ss man or ."oupl". .MIDLAND COMPANY roller. Hrlnp them In. PHOWN'B. 47 trniice, tiriynte Imth. opposite [itildl Broad St. HI! 1-7500. Cnll loday. lii'ncli All Inissps fltup iin corner Sea SH 1 Itir/i, Irt !> MV in \ V in ','(115 Morris A reel tyiie. flood nff npvv. ('nil RltP llrli-ht llailinlnlon-Siiunali ('lull. III! I- INlil.K I'.IIO.MB. C urn] i-ouifor!- MUnlork S-nriifi O A IUVKN , UNION 7 p. m. Rll 1-7.170. I Iflll nlile. nensonnlilp r it. iK I.AKKVVnol> FO 3-IWll verurispiia. (rult trppn, slunle tr«*es. tleinen preferred. 92 ovcrtiltiDtnlnK. cllinljing rosed, hylirltl t'NFtniNISHKD - 'Thm."fn>K'f""riioiir«; Wallaco Ht. fit 1 CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY II lioprov.-merts Utilities nii|iplled h rone?.. Modern P.unn Nursery, Hi, Port Mnmnnutli. KK Hlm MACHINERY FOR SALE ..1 oahlatul Ml., licil Hanli. MERCHANDISE r A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! CUSHIONS K<)7tlP nVACTOI~Mnj«py llnrrln in SMAI.I,, itnfurnlslied aparlinent. Heat. Stll'lll rnniii "itli FOR SALE KOAMAKT nnd cultivator. 500 Kallon Benn «iirny lectrlt'lty aupplled. year rotinil. Call iioklnc sii i-sn;n BATONTOWM . W. 11. Poltnr A Hon. Rptl 1111 all 7'J.'87. KI'HNISIIKIi lionsi. H.I.. Mlddletown. OB I-II555. ATLANTIC HKillLANDS—TlirSt'ro'oVn v Hi,- Adding Machines—Typewriters HAMMOND ALUMINUM SIDING JOiRM. nfuutlilipd Hivartinenl. Nfiar to uliiiii- 1 M91. ' Fuel Oil—Heating Plumbing & Heating >nt cnnilitlon, speelnl sale prlr plnK, triinsjiort.'Hliin. No peti. AT l-ISHP, ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters FUEL OIL &. HEATING—Call SH 1. ItEI'AIIta, SKKVICE and Malnte, ORGAN STUDIO t;.5OO. Cin he financed. See It ni ni ; 0010. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service 4 vtml. flvnrRe C. (!i»hlnn Inc. Kmi' it K 11 ii A N K.~ s7 ii i NTSVT'K vv TIAYU) ti^Ts sold, rented, repaired, Serptco'a, 1AI nance 24-hour service, seven ilavn 10 Year Guarantee Ininiedlnte. fulure occupancy, four Monmouth St., Red Uink. SH 7-04SS Sale!, 3 Herbert St., Ited Bank. I'll lo (lie y to pay. Prow i :l.i. Colllniwood Clrrle. F.irniinKdnl REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Marlln J. McOiiIrr, Inc. ,SH 7-3t(i7 of ASBURY PARK N. .T. Pit 4711.10 anil PR 4-79.11. and rive roiiiu apartments. Mb Spring 17 Mmad St. Hll 1-7.1110 HI.. Apnrtment 1-A. SH 1-5(172. Appliance Repairs Furniture—New And Used All Models on Display HOUSES FOR SALE Radio-Television Repair '.'I" MA(;NOVOX " TV~ HKIi HANK" NprliiBVlPW'~(l'ii"riii™~riii- APPLIANCE HEPAIIt and Installa- TTVES^END KUKNITl5nB6uT WI.-FilJTZKH KI>INKT (II'JIAN .. \ SKI MERCHANDISE WANTED ||»dlate, fultlri' occiilinny. Four-flvp tion, Residential and commercial wlr< LET, New and used Illrnlture boUKllt A.C. KAD1O ft* TELEVISION CO.— I.OWI1KV SI'I.NKT (II'.OAM SI Call 1.1 2AM roinn apartments. Htmclous i-lo".-ls, tile me. Allen Electric. SH 7-0612. anrt 1ifjld. Anllcines, oriental rugs, mir- i::i Shn-wshnry Ave. Sll 147GB. HAI.DW1N SP1NKT OMfiAN »l ANTlyl/KS ~ Wenthervnnes. rnurln hath Hll 1.5(172. '.'S3 Spring Rl BERG rors, brlc-n-brac. narcaln prices l'J^ RERVICR WHILE YOU WAIT. L.AL'1'EU nl'.ANIl I'lANO, 5' . ... 5 KNIILIHII TYPE PRAM carrlaue, palntlnns. hnnki) ol New June slrepInK strnller stnnll rrih, l),isslnel •hv(l~UNFl.'lVNlsilKIl APAllTMKNTH Brighton Ave., West Knd. CA 2-1047. irtinps. wood roverlngs, furnUure. Ki 1 Auctioneer HA1.EH AND SBI'.VHIK ivlth two skirts. Hll l-57ii7. Intel purchased nnd apprnlaed. Phni rpstnlrs JS. !; downstairs Via. H\v\ VETERANS Roofing, Siding and Insulation UKNTAI. AN1I INRTIil'CTIO.V 1,V h'-lween Ned Hank-Mldilletown. AT B. o. COATS—An essential Auction Home Improvements KlPKNM|Uk HI! 7-'J(ina The Hudson Hhop. Ine... R Open 11iiILy 'I'll! ^ -- HutiiTflay 'I'm !i;3(l Worn! Rt . Rhrewshury I'JO.'.O NO DOWN PAYMENT Appraisal Service "tnywhere." 490 ALLTYPB ALTERATION, additions. Insulation & Slillnj Corp. Ccrtlllpd nle. Oliver litl linclor. ilinlWe plow, Bath Ave, Lone Brunch. Phone Bui. Johnfl-Mnnvlllo contractor PR S-8407 COOK.MAN AVK. ANll MAIN HT. sickle linr, disc nnd otlier nltnchments. OLlTVuilNITfiTlB — Ant7(|iles, r.iiln LOVKLY KIVKKKKONT APAISTMKNT Free estimates. Work gitarantecil. 1 Also nrllllnii seeder nnd M cal. Meyer $76 Per Month CApltal 2-3509. Rex. SHadyside 7.J821. I). L. WalllnR, KB 6-5023 or KB 6-3147. or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-030: , Klaiswaro. nrt ohjects nnd hrlc-i Iliree riiotns lurnlnhpil or undir- PR 5-9300 sprny tnnehlne. nnrl planter Jr. wltli hrac Immediate cs.ih for nnylhlnK.il rilshed. Ilenutlful view. HnntInK faclll If the innike dirt, dU't. tralf.c. r'M WOnKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- OLSON CO, INC.—Rooting, Siding * nil nttnchmiMits. Cult WI1 fi MM lie- ties. Huslness ppnplp preferred. II Rlv ami iilher I'm! lllines l-l the i-'llV »'» Auto and Truck Rental Insutnllon, Installed and guaranteed everylhlnj, Ruscll'l, 25 Kist Front St. ations, additions, painting, masonry, SALT i IA VifNKMTQUA LIT V >M 4-0 p.m Hit i-ira.x ersldn Ave.. Ited Hnnli RelUlK Viiii douii, we ia-i sell vnu Hi* tnr 10 years. Pn 50705— AT 1-0,140 rule.lt tlime-lie.lriiiMn ramlier yiM hiv.1 AVIS—Hcnl a new cm or truck. Low nil lhos« little )ol)«. LO r.-1114. Fred U Wlkolf. Co. Hp:AHH P.rjKIltrcK utllltv trnllerTMrif I'OWP, l;ooMH- Furnliihrd or "unfur- WANTED TO IUJV I'vcr srrn. wltli rtiniplfti'lv ^"tutpi-" t rates. Mnple Ave., lied Bank. SH 7- fill 1-0591. thi'rl with liumper sttflclmients nnd nished. Automatic gas hent. hid ^^'al Conunti «nllre liomci or entiilei. Uiei HOU-nce kltchpii, Cullfurtua 'tiulnR »'''V 0308. Pit 4-52K Dally 7 a.m.-io p.m Insurance Tile—Ceramic IlKlits. JW. BH 7-l»:iB niter 7 pin. pr, Central. Ill 312111. Ill 3-1111. SPINET PIANOS lor rim. Vlml out 1)0- furniture, nntlfiui-s. ete. I'ltlkll>MA Inii-uii-nl :iiid ntf.c Eipillipr-1 nih Siitiirdny. OALLKR1EH. I'll 4-3143, ..gA^i-Tl lirSF.H FOP. HF.NT. ALI-WATV. INSURANCE CO.— Auto. IIE.MOUELINO our specialty. Ceram- foro your purcliass if ytiur child Klei-trlc ninti- lihmls, i.-iiinhin.i!.":i MCA Inlde Awnings — Canopies accldont. lioine, fire liiHiirancf. I^ow ic or inoflflics. Ltfntlmo beauty and adaplahlc. Kull allowance ol ml rental TV UAJ'.OAIN - '.'li" indel, IMANOR — illsliesl |irle»» palil, II. Te stu-:u ^.isl\ n'1,1 il>«K •• rnnvf;'.'.e!H Ui- on purchnse. t'liolcn nt 8 ninkra. 12 Ideal for plHyrnoin, nriit offer. JlWNINOS-CANO.'tES made to order, rnles. You're In Root! hands with construction. Floors, walls, ceilings. 111) I 7IT. :M>(1 Main Rt.. Lak«wooil or Ff) CUirm Imtni'illate |..KS..<>'II:I AllJtntt. Cnll John P, McIIugh. styles. TuMlliK Piano Co., 10 Montnoutn Hill COMMERCIAL RENTALS l-'ree cstlmntoj. StanduM Awnlne Co., Paul's Tlllnc Service, CO 4-5(1.14. St.. I1ed Itnnk. orofl 3-211)0. 615 Illvcr ltd.. Pair Hive. SH 1-M96. AKcrl. RV 1-1091. ft. uprlKtu NorRB freezer, very ; $10,750 Full Price ronditlnn, must sell, ll.Vl. C(J 4 U. H. CdiNH - HTAMl'B - Top prlc fro" 111:"~ FoiTllKNT on Rt. .15, h-iTl Tree Service CASH HKniSTCItH — New and unnl paid for gold, oh! currency, rollei tnlli' from Red Hank. Mlddletown Landscaplng-Gartienlng iilfiny mmlrh. rcnnonablr. We «>ll. front nti'l reir pnrklnr, spnee. fill 7 (I7ri- Moiimnutli County orfioo Boating Supplies r*-iit, rrjialr. 'I'alcrj CadU I'.PKlHlor U'o lions odd l"ts; old corresponilenn MKT TKEB HKIWICK-lninml. Oen- I'OIITAIILB .H Katan appraisals. Mnnmnulh Htninp NKVBI! SINK Kith NAVESAND! LAWN SBIWICB - noli tllllnt. Or- CA L'-fllll. l'i'(It"! IKNT—Twii""suUe jTiMTiilcr s~ ni u'7l pcndalile, reasonahle, service. Call eral caro of trees. 121 ftclshnw Ave.. with stniid. rolns no Miinnioulh HI. Hll l-flliin nhlo in The Toiler hullillnic. lloth mi .Vavcsnnd Mnrlno Halca Co., Ocean Kntontnivn. LI 2-L'l?7. 7MO7 THE BERG AGENCY GcorKO liorden, till 1-7777. i' Y F'K WI; IT £ I is. AIJIJl NO moiThlnt'S. 1 Ave., Sea Bright. SE S-1101. )l "KOI.Il-AWAY river aid* ol buiMing. One »f thrrr •'lVrn.ih.-.etl Hervli-" ' All niakoj nr-w or intd. Ounranlf MAYTAIl AllTOMATII' WAHIIKR nny condition. ruomn nn first floor. The other twn LAWN 8KHVICE—CA 2-77-'i7. Itoto- Low ni 5J,'>. .^rrjuco'M. 101 Monmouit) Almost tlllliiR, trees removed, linullnit. me-' Vacuum Cleaner Repair Kxri-lli'i running: coiidltlon. hut rieeili riuiiiin on mcnnrtjliinr Hll 7'Jllu OS 1.1 000 Building Contractor St. Next lo thraltir. KM 7-l)W». new time Vnurs Kir Mfi. Hit l-:i'J21. HII i-'.'ii chanlal crahgrass cnt\trol &n»-T tai Mattlaon Ave., Aihury I'ntk. l-'ur price Write 'III'" llnx Ml, rt>:nplel» tmlutlns scrvlca ftvui temod- Lawn and Garden Supplies oni-r. ?lli..'(0; ficrrrn ilo'ir, r hnnRlMK iv k "ii ii y ~AN 11~si:'i.i ~n11y11ii77« «"iTTi .T M.'i. I'rll. nimpletf. Sir.; su 'il. Avnllllhle July I. Cull WILLIS CONOVER K.illnutrj cliirrlullr liven. W W Watch Repair everythniK. lilve the hljilirnt prices ini fill- 111.r- new. ,f.'I.V More nr OH I .1'i:5 KiiUll-lldOM unfiirni'ilii I ll.MI^ Call Cesspool Cleaning a :I : r 0 f;ill VVlllliLiu Lull runtltute, Inc., Hwy I'.I.'KCILS. Vi Y. Krniil HI lietween H-10 II til, nn i 4 r> i W'll (i-St-sJ Hnlimlel Vllli|;i» "i'l'_i" ' ' '''' KXI'KHT~WATCirViid~Hork 'ri-piiir' l'i, Mlil'lli.liiwn. Hll l-3'.'i:!. Uiicrl ill (JKI'.MAM HIIKPIIKItH, AK<: leglalelfil SKPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced. (Tll'NTIlV IIU.MK.'I ANII ACKKACK i0NKir*~M"c'"riiirii~- - rnlrillnf~»n i Ullrniurilf-nllv clr.in'-d, rlrrtrnnlrniiv 'IIIIKI till H p. m. (IINdHP. HKU'INII MACHINE In vviuined. llx wechs nld. Leeching field n'ldcd. Ilackhoe work. rlrrorntlnK. Oncrftl nnntrnctlni:, Vrvv tesmil. MKI.1NA JKWt'.l.KU!l, Ml III-I, fmir yriiM iilil. lllie new, 11(1 MM N ilullii.lel Ali.uiiu- and M.irll'otD '1'AIH. C II. wii™. MI 1-18(0 I'ltAI'l-; IN viiur old riiroltiire wltli nu ''.ill Hll 7 »l VI hilwiii'i) ,'i 7 pin pgtlmati'F. Cnll nil 1-llhY. Mnnmouth HI., P.ni Ilanli. Mil 710(11. l-'.mi-ro 1 ilowu pavtni-Mt find gut n new purlin AKC '"RKdlHTKIlBn ilschshiiiiil pup- Vl.'i iiioiilh Yratly .'"II I i :!-; IIHI'llni'M sl'llt 2 -, h.itti'. ir itilllMK rui'ln S'-l lit sain prirrs. VI'll e'LdWKIIINl! MIMIIHA TIIHKII. pirn l-*rrn frnlii i.tiiotli'11111 pi'iildrlns. ,. r .', Ill . • mlftiim. V 1,111. <•< 'if II,!' V :i)ll'V, \ 1ll|::llr ,1 M cdlntr 1 China and Glass Repair Pet Supplies Hum Lelf iMirnltiire Inc.. Ilivy. M. lalsid with TLC Cull after 5 weeli- IIA/.LKT • Im ^.'1 mill HH Hn.'' ' Welding - Fabricating lain plnki. fhiwrrlrili xluul.H. Ill : Tli-rr KXI'EIIT Mi;:;l)l.N(i—<.'hln,i. Klasi. I IIKI.KN Mll.LKIt aniinr••inn sliupplriB Mlilillrlov.il. Hll 1 .1:13, oprn cvanlnc> davi, nil d»y Haliirday, Hnnilay Hll 7 'Hi h P in i:;'n silver rrflnlihlDR mid plalinc 1'nerm jser^iff. Dry HIIII (rrj7."n foods airl TIII'CK Iliilill-;.-) an- JM'IIIIHV;:.' P.IITM'.Y P.IIHIIC n (More Cl.is.sllldl Alls 1 l 1 HPLIT I.KVKI . fii hucU'-ts. Linn.t It- (j;.i«i Klinl . M' supp'ifs l'i (irder I'V rjinlJ or nipolnt- .'Mill 'AII.HM, -1 l.,Mi'iN " ndel II p. Hi-nw iluli. i:illlll'AIIIIA PPPPIKH KIUH ' KOdM llroad fit,. Ret! Hank, nil r-4G0O. i mrnl, Call A'i' 1-107S. nt '.'' ill I',! all Hll I !"H. I'- AKC ii-|;isteifd. Illlde lull.' !'• On Tlic Next I'liyo) 'sun. rinint I1D ". ; 1.1 : (rti i HOURS FOB SALE 38-Frid*y, Miy 13, 1960 BED BANK RECTSTER HOUSES FOR HOUSES JO* SALE HOUSES FMt SALE HOUSES FOR MIX HOUSES muu BEAUTIFUL OLDER HOME NEAR OCEAN ALLAIRE & SON AGENCY, INC., HOUSES FOR SUE HOUSES FOR SALE Living room, dining rocm, kitchen, four bedrooms, 1>£ baths, den, ADAMS A6ENCY garage. New heating system. Home in perfect condition. Ex- Monmouth County's Oldtst Rial Estate Ftm "SIX VALUE PACKED BARGAINS!" cellent buy at $17,000. WALKER & WALKER LITTLE SILVER—Lovely new Georgian, four queen sized bed- 199 Broad Street, Red Bank, N. 3. SHsdyside 1-3450 rooms, cellar, dishwasher, dryer, den with fireplace, front to back LARGE WELL LOCATED SPLIT LEVEL REALTORS living room, large kitchen and laundry room, two-car garage. Fox RUMSON-An unusually spacious ranch in best area, three' large . .iving room with dining area, kitchen, four bedrooms, two baths, bedrooms, two baths (another unfinished, needing tiling and fix- Hill area, St. James Parish—truly magnificient-rate at $35,900!22' pine paneled game room, combination screens and storm sash- Offer tome of their Immediate occupancy, worth a call. Non-paralleled! tures), lovely pine recreation room, 34' living room with rock fire, es. Asking $18,700. This house also has a very high GI •%%place and expansive view of gardens, full dining room, huge kitch- MANY EXCLUSIVES RUMSON'S BEST—Georgian front brick colonial. Holy Cross Par- mortgage which can be assumed. ish, oversized two-car garage, patio, den with fireplace, maid's en, accommodating table and chairs for a country living, garage, LITTLE SILVER — Fine location double lot with many trees, taxes $413. Asking price $32,500. room and bath, four bedrooms, additional 2'/2 baths, estate area— LOVELY COLONIAL STYLED HOME for professional man. Six rooms ;parkling gem at $49,500! Mother's dream — Father's approval, On one acre with many fine shrubs and fruit trees. Very large LITTLE SILVER—Owner built ranch—finest area-three large bed- and bath, breezeway, garage, :hildren's delight — Call now! iving room with fireplace, dining area, kitchen, four bedrooms, rooms, tile bath, spacious living room and dining room, brick fire- basement; corner lot. Asking SHREWSBURY—Cape colonial, fireplace, cellar, approximately i'/2 baths, den, full basement and garage, patio. $18,900. place, large kitchen with breakfast area, full dry cellar, breeze- $18,000. one acre, plaster walls, features galore! Unparalleled at $18,900. way porch, garage,'beautiful trees and shrubbery. For the dis- mmediate occupancy! LARGE LUXURIOUS RANCHER criminating buyer—Asking $23,900. RED BANK — FHA approved (or Living room with fireplace, dining room, ultra-modern kitchen, mortgage of $11,600 for 30 years. KITTLE SILVER'S PROUDEST—Imagine 100 steps to school, 800 hree double bedrooms, two baths, den, laundry room and two-car RED BANK—TOP LOCATION-Three-bedroom, two-story comfort- Three-bedroom Cape Cod, deep steps to stores, b?.ckyard privacy enclosed with majestic fir trees,garage. On one acre with many trees. Only $25,000. able colonial, large porch, oil heat, two-car garage. Reduced price 300' lot. $1,390 down, $96.54 per our bedrooms, one useable as den, separate dining room, cellar $10,900. month includes taxes, fire insur- has game room and bar—truly immaculate and outstanding value NEED FOUR BEDROOMS? $750 down buys this lovely Cape Cod, ance and mortgage. Full price at $24,250! Many other features. THE DOWSTRA AGENCY fireplace in living room, large kitchen, enclosed breezeway, garage 512,990. RED BANK AREA—Nothing down, veterans! $-100 down no vet- with room for workshop, large plot. Price $16,500. eran. Lovely three-bedroom Cape Cod, cellar, oil heat. Act now,91 East Front Street Red Bank, N. J. SHREWSBURY — Five building why rent? Only $12,900. SH 1-8700 lots, one acre each. Call today HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE to see. Priced to sell. MMEDIATE OCCUPANCY—Two-bedroom rancher, room for two more, fireplace, garage, trees. Only $15,500. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE NEW SHREWSBURY - 4asc- isting mortgage. Three bedrooms, FOR OVER 35 YEARS' and garage. Gorgeous grounds, two tiled baths. Pine family ment; FHA value $28,000. Ask- new tiled bathroom, completely EXPERIENCE" but small and easily cared for. room, bar. Also, recreation room CHARMING COLONIAL-Center seven-room ranch consisting of ing $25,950, mortgage o[ $22,200 up-to-date kitchen, separate din- Asking $39,500. hobby shop, laundry and twohall entrance, large living room center hall, large living room available. ing room, covered porch, full FAIR HAVEN — Custom built car garage. Delightful in every with ceiling high mirror over co- with fireplace, formal dining basement, two-car garage. June nearly new ranch house, spotless BOTH QUALITY AND QUAN detail. Very outstanding — Ask lonial fireplace, full dining room, room, modern kitchen, three bed- INCOME MINDED - Here Is occupancy, $117 per month for condition. Above average neigh TITY — Quite apparent in this ing $37,500. electric kitchen, screened porch, rooms, two tiled baths, den, ga- combination rooms and apart- everything. Total price only $15,- well planned home. Features rage. Exceptional value at $23,- borhood, attractive plot, trees patjo, three bedrooms, \yz baths, ments; fine location, gross in- 500. and roses. Living and dining four large bedrooms, 19' maRANC- H HOME - In Little Sil full dry cellar, garage, beautiful 000. come $11,000, owner will sacri- rooms, kitchen, three bedrooms hogany family room or denver, . Seven spacious rooms. Pin, landscaped plot. Asking $27,500. fice for $39,500. EXCLUSIVE WITH HALL BROS formal dining room, latest kitch- fireplace. Three twin bedrooms, TRANSFERRED OWNER offers and tile bath. Attached garage his immaculate dwelling of seven — First time offered, spotless full basement. Asking $22,000. en, 2V2 baths. Deep dry base-' Immaculate condition — movEXECUTIVE'S WATERFRONT- NEW RANCH - Lovely setting ranch home on abundantly land- ment, garage. Half acre, wood- right in. Reduced in price! $20, This outstanding rambling ranch, rooms (four bedrooms), two tiled among tall trees. Three bed- scaped plot, close to school and LITTLE SILVER - Brick and land view. Unbeatable at $24,750- . on 2J/2 natural wooded acres, is baths, enclosed breezeway, fire- rooms, two tile baths, exception- bus. Paneled fireplace wall, frame ranch house. Excellcn 500. positively without comparison. place, full basement, double ga- al kitchen, large living room and separate dining room, three bed- plot. Area filled with pine trees, JTHREE ACRES — Beautifu' Large sunken living room with rage at $34,900. The tall trees dining room, two-car fiarafie. rooms, tiled bath, full basement, Living room, dining room, kitch- A REAL CHARMER sparkling trees, gardens. Quaint olde: huge stone fireplace, glass slid- and shrubbery give this property $28,000. -•> attached garage, 4% GI mort-en, three bedrooms, three baths, with appeal. Rare grounds beau ranch type home. 26' living ing doors, wall-to-wall carpeting, a picture book setting. gage can be assumed. June oc flag porch with awning. Two- tifully landscaped, giving priva- room, massive fireplace, bay win the last word in modern kitchens, CALL' EARLY FOR cupancy. Only $19,500. cy. Spotless condition. Living dow. Dining room. Large kitchen full dining room, 25' den with UNUSUAL IN THIS AREA - At- car attached garage. $45,000. tractive hillside setting frames APPOINTMENT TO SEE room with fireplace, modern with breakfast room. Three bed fireplace and snack bar, three FOUR-BEDROOM SPLIT LEV- RUMSON — A challenge and ankitchen with dining space, large rooms. Dry basement. Two-ca master bedrooms, two smaller this immaculate four-bedroom, ANY OF THE ABOVE. EL — Almost new, wooded %• excellent buy. Approximately paneled den with jalousie win barn, poultry houses. Convenien bedrooms, three full baths, pa- two-bath dwelling with paneled acre plot with profusion of flow two acres, magnificent gardens, dows on three sides, three bed for commuter. Elderly owne tios, two-car garage. Private recreation room, screened porch ering dogwood, center hall plan, greenhouse, flowering shrubs, rooms, full cellar and garage, must sell! Very special—$20,900 dock. $63,000. and double garage. Many extras. WALKER & WALKER two tiled baths and powder room pool, huge brick flower house Walk to school, bus and stores, Almost an acre. Beautiful land- RUMSON — Attractive Cape Cod scaping. Reduced to $29,900 for REALTORS 22' family room, laundry room with basement. Make beautifui FHA mortgage available. $18,900, WATERFRONT COLONIAL — den or fifth bedroom, large base- ranch house with cathedral ceil home in perfect condition. Fire- This charming home is for thquice k sale. 661 Broad St. ment, rear terrace, attached two- ing. Subject offer. $37,500. CUSTOM BUILT - One-year-old place in the living room. Dining family requiring five bedrooms, car garage, included wall-to-wall ranch on beautiful treed lot inroom. Crown kitchen, electric or four bedrooms and a beauti- THREE-ACRE RUMSON HILL- Shrewsbury carpeting. Exceptional value with RUMSON — Immaculate ranch Shrewsbury. Built for owner as range, dshwasher. Three bed ful den. Large living room, fire- Secluded and most unusual. Mag- $24,300. Exclusive with Hal." Custom built. Exquisite taste. dream house, but transferred ou rooms, tiled bath. Pine, paneled place, center hall entrance, full nificient trees, Rambling one- 4 LINES, NO WAITING Bros. Beautiful trees, in estate area of state. Center hall, large living playroom. Hobby shop. Laundry. dining room, V/ baths, modern story colonial. Four bedrooms. Many extras. Near Forrestdale 2 Den. Two maid's rooms. Four SH 1-5212 V/i acres. Very spacious rooms room with picture window, ful kitchen, basement, two-car ga- FOUR BEDROOMS — 2'/2 baths Living room, dining room, de dining room, dream kitchen will School,' Exceptional value—$18,- rage, patio and barbecue, slate baths. Five fireplaces. Rustic wide center hall, huge living lightful kitchen. Two bedrooms, deluxe wall oven, three twin 500. roof. Top location. Asking S39,- flagstone patio. Two-car garage. room and dining room, U two tiled baths, den (or 3d bed- bedrooms, two gorgeous baths 500. Pretty playhouse. Taxes $750. WIDE SELECTION HOUSES FOR SALE, HOUSES FOR SALE den, enclosed porch, loads of room) and 3d bath. Oversized fully tiled, lovely paneled den Heat $360. Asking $59,500. closets. Room to stretch out two-car garage, patio. Asking two-car garage, immense ful OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES RED HANK — (Jracloiui nlncroo Two-car garage, basement, con 804 River Rd., Fair Haven, N. J. home constructed to hint. Inclur] $60,000. cellar, hot water heat, and many "TO BUY OR SELL" A. FRED MAFFEO Jornnil living room, c.hnrinlni: loyp E. R. SNYDER & COvenien. t Little Silver location extras. $26,500. SHadyside 7-4100 full (lining romn nml kitchen, ]».; bait: Lovely yard. Asking $26,500. PHONE SH 1-1017 livn bi-'Jrmimfl. le.-irm dry ci-Hiir. I Established 1873 RUMSON — Completely air con- AGENCY cat'-'l In ;i f|ulct excellent JielKliborho. ditioned rancher. Excellent high ITHE BEST IN FAMILY LIVING n-illiln walking distance nf .-ill (ihoHSAT WC.ll INTEREST HATES f REMODELED CENTURY OLD is a feature of this roomy and HWY. 35 SHREWSBURY lung facilities. Tim HOxlfta plot I Annum* C,\ \Vi ;'<, morltfflfe'ii on fou; location. Living and dining JOHN B. RYAN I -lutles H IWM-rur garage, ijcatlf COLONIAL' - Prestige area rooms, three bedrooms, two comfortable well kept home. En- WALKER & WALKER yeiir old Countryside flpllt IPVPI, nl Walk to schools, shopping and SHadyside 1-9333 allude trreji and fdiruhn with gnrde four brt|n»ins on IIJUKT hivcl. 1 '* baths, kitchen. Full basement trance foyer, living room, den Realtors SHREWSBURY Inn p'.t'tuuil. Kirm [.rice, on dire \mlUn, WHII ovm kitchen, largr buses. Huge trees and shrubs with recreation room. Green family dining room. Large mod QUALITY IS THE KEYNOTE in Three bedrooms, full dining IMiirliiiMj 1-1 Jlfi/jll*!. Vlcnsi; phont, rn brant breakfast nook, den, large bed dential neighborhood close to ex Open 7 Days rooms, three baths, deluxe porch, FAIR HAVEN jlurm wlriduwn. Itcrnoili-Icil JIMCIH- I fill two ynr oM fou r-licd room j room (with fireplace) and bath RED BANK — Older home, excellent school. Low taxes. Ask complete privacy, many extras, Four bedrooms, two full baths, Kevin bi-ilroom.i. Hire,, l.alhli. 'Hire ii'vcl, rrcrcntmn room, 1 ',i liattm, suli COUNTRYFIED' car ^iirage. Uivfly VA lin/2% sell for $18,000. trip rnnin. Pen. Three liedrooms. At- FAIR • HAVEN—Excellent neigh oven and range. Wooded plot. split level liomo is n pic illllKWHIuntY- llorr In ii'ii f>|ififi'rtun- G.I. mortgage on this four year t.iehe'l (jiir.ige. Lnrgu plot. Asking borhood. Plot' 100x150. Living lure of elegance at this Ity to own u Inrtti foiir-lu-dronm SLTi.OOO. Bargain at $23,000. ionic. I ten norm Mly priced. IleuuMful APPLEBROOK AGENCY old three-bedroom ranch with at- CUSTOM BUILT RANCH — Only room with fireplace, dining time. Tliu dogwood trees 1 1 ilintlt' tree/?, liirK ' living room. fin' Route 35, Middletown, N, J.tached garage. Payments are a few months old. Transferred room, large tiled kitchen, en BELFORD — Brick and frame are in bloom anil paint a pi tier, tllrilriK riMiin, nn«liTn kltchrn. only $87 owner must sell. Three bed- Lawrence J. Schilling closed rear porch. Second floor- picture around this three- [talh tin. I ii hit If, mil hum-incut, a month. Full price BEALTOB Cape Cod. Four bedrooms. Fam- lion mum Near M'liooln. H»'iir|,'. IIIAMP icilln. I."t r/)x from Fort Monmouth. Neat as open to offers. MIDDLETOWN aluminum screens and storm win unnecessary trips elsewhere iTimmitlily I'rked. Call KK li-4772. condition. A three-bedroom, two- a pin. Two-bedroom. Knotty and shrubs. Just reduced for . . . $18,700. story clapboard colonial. Fire- GI ASSUMPTION dows, two-car garage. Must sell quick sale. $14,900. Whi-n HuylfiR, Hcllhif: or Innurlnc. Bcc pine basement, corner lot, cyATTRACTIV- E COLONIAL—Sur- $2,000 down buys three-bedroom Reduced to $17,500. Oconnporf* Firm U»>aUor Flrai, place in living room; separate clone fence all around. Garage, rounded by tall trees and flower- ranch, finished basement, science RIVERFRONT HOME — Fair Haven.' Arlislic Cape Cod just built MAltlK COX ACJKNCY dining room. I lot water, oil heat Large detached garage. Call Sil 7- Ii8 Cwrtnurlio J)rlv« Occnnport jalousie windows, aluminum ing shrubs. Four bedrooms, two kitchen, living room, dining RUMSON and offered lo you. It is a Two-car detached garage. A lol I.W1. t'A 2-1802 storm sash and doors. Full price hatlis, living room, dining room, room, attached garage. $102 perKour - bcilrofun C.-ipe Cntl with ful pretty homo in setting of for that $18,000! dormer on lot 70x168. Aluminum sld Serving Morimmith County Over 30 Yr*. $13,900. kitchen, fireplace in recreation month pays all. $16,500. PORT MONMOUTII — Under construc- natural beauty of liill, tow- room, wall-to-wall carpets, two- inR. Asktnp $18,500. tion. S12.4M. Three bedrooms, ranch ering native trees. You .lHON •- Ki-ar K<>rn-r~iicIiool. THE OTHER IN MIDDLETOWN NEW MONMOUTH fully landscaped. Modern kitchen nni jilcrt) ihrt't limlnxijri. I'i-hnlli linsj.ir FOUR-BEDROOM OLDER car garage. Excellent location. Beautiful center hall colonial Three - bod room rancll on lot 85x150. hatli. Apply 337 Main St., Port Mon- must see this Hirer-bed- (.nt-tur canii:*'. HxrHlem cnridl- — Exceptionally, convenient Inca HOME — Large rooms, valuable Ini:lmllng patio anil fireplace. Asking mouth between 3 find 6 p.m. tMIl nwiifr KU J-(H:i.'l. Reduced to $23,900. split — Four bedrooms, rccre- room home that is new and tion on bus line, a beautifully highwny frontage. Business ] S1S.O3O. waiting for a proud new Al'I'l.KHlUlOK ncrlliin. liwlro built three-bedroom frame home alion room, l /2 baths, terrific ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two ncrea zone. Owner ordered to dryer storage space, really fine lawn UKged hillside. Inure!, oak, dogwood, owner . . . SIS,MM. with a delightful side porch. climate. Sacrifice price $15,900. REDDEN AGENCY The Curtin Agency ocean view. Two lieilrooms, Inrse / lnnils'-n|'t><] Wall-to-wall carpeting in living with split rail fence. FHA $1,200 7 Center Avenue Leoruuilo sunken beamed livlnRroom, huge fire- 1 301 Mape Ave. Cor. Bergen PI. place, modern kitchen and bath. Owner i-nct'il !ml( HIT* iiv It.fly iii-lKlit room, separate dining room and down. $19,000. AT 1-MOO "oomy, Yf.'t Compact—This Adhiirni- I'llA ruorlf For these and other good carry morlKage. Price SIS.OOfl. V. A. f*i-». Cutl iiwncr. n.M lownstairs and upstairs halls. SHadyside 1-5G60 r,i-|ilh-us Heal Estate. KE 6-5055 or threr-liedroom Cape (nil NKW ENGLAND COUNTRY SBTTl.Ni, AT 1-OISJi. HAVKN' Itiinci . (•'uiir room.i Powder room; recreation room; buys be sure to see us. All lirlclc nmcti, hUKu llvlnt: root! can be assumed (or SL'.OOIJ MATTHEW J. GILL with fireplace, colonial dlnlnc rtioln cluwti anil you will Jiavi- ;i •>J, riimw nml • kshnp. OH heal :let:icli(.'d garage. Also, a fire- ii! ii'riMfiitnil ;i Idrnl fr.r (w. "The Broker lt-liiM. liiu-lien with breakfast .-iri-n VOIVTAUPECK i SM.MO borne with n full Dlacc in the living room. Imagine Shllllil IUIVH" CllAHMINli llvi..«tVir.V~nlil- DWELLINGS FOR SALE: spacious 2OVJ0 nine iintielei! den, three 25 Oayupn Ave., IT IIIIMII. ivllh imlllim ilolliir wali'i Who Knows JMiddlelown" twin aize lieilroonifl, t*o Ij.iths, two-rtir (Hnir block off Comnnche Dr.). basement to "hack iiiound all this for $18,000!! vli-vv. l.|i.;il Inrntluii. l.itlli- liti;i^lii;i FAIR HAVEN - Very desirable, ;irnKe Jittarlieil. Truly a steal at 527, in." K'l M\VN ilniH'h lull i-iili turn (hi* sli-rprr Intu lii'nutl- OU. Mlwood A. ArmitronR Hpiiltor, orEN FOR INSPECTION . full rrll'ir. aTl.i iil dilnnlnl. I'.-ill III :i-l(li;i nil ilny or conventiently located frame bunga Highway 35 Middle-town r,,r> Prospect Avp., Little Silver. SH I-New colonial ranch, rualio brick ve- i't, per ''Hi U.I. innrtRfit;!- II .'l-'JUKi afli'r .'i. rOn neer anrl oiled cedar shlnplcfl. 1500 low, two bedrooms, tile bnth, i ft. Three Dedronms. two tiler! hnthi. r^n Cramped IJvin;; Hero — NEW HOUSES MII.WMUirrjI HKACII -- "Tw^~h!m:k.i OShor/ic 1-3200 1 Full deep cellar, new hot water fireplace. Chnmhrr'fl kltchen-appllancpa Yes, we have a ranch with fKirn (*»|»" '"'^L f rum niTiin. Thrri ln'ilriiiun liou.ir. IMMACULATE FOUR-nKDROOM Co- nil hot water bent, two-car Knrnpe, cs from tvfuvli. LEWIS LANE FAlK HAVEN Ivlnr. rettm. TV rimin wllh lln'l.liia-. ;;as fired baseboard heat, insu- lonial. Fnrnlly Ilvlnt* room with fir. four bedirxims, \\'2 baths, Ii'ii. illiilm: rnnni mill klu-lii-n. lli.fiiitirn! landscaped lot ISO'xifJO'. Taxes $375, flfiftttniip pnl('>. iated. Detnchcd two-car garage, placi'. seiuirate flInInu ronni. licliRh principals only. $22,ftOO. Call nulliler at two-car J'.arai'.r, full kiv- ('nil Hl{ 7-32W Dominic P. Figaro .-niiiiiili. Will rrnt unrurnl.flii'.l. (.'A COUNTRY SETTING ful kitchen with hrenkfast area, cheery iil.'iil. attractive plot, immediate occu- Amid chanting homes. Brand lien, Ivvn tile liathu, full ei'llar. Tree CA 2-7i;:n. nicnl with laundry (Or yim. Ready For Decoration ^laifeil jiliu. ilctachetl parade. Asklnp .ill'IINKTIltt'N - pancy. Priced at $18,500. 1 Come si'O us lodav and ; 'IIIIKB • ]IKI>1IOO.M I'AI'K COD new early American designed ^n.iMHI. Klunml A. ArnlMr.mK Realtor. LOW COST-Rinni SPOT. Fair Haven, IIOUSKS I OR SALE m-rr. N.-nr I.II.HM- tANCII — l,ari;c llvlr.f; ruciiil with i.I .ichu .!». Tlm-e r.riri Prospect Ave., Llttli' Silver. SII 1- nix-room rancli. One block school and you'll ln-litvi: this bargnin Hi-plate. IMiilfiR n»im nnil llolpulnt ii'ilriinhiH. ivjilk-ln r|. . . Iwn III,,I RUMSON — Frame five-room house with three bedrooms, 2'/$ lilifl. Price S17.M0. No brokers, SII l-!i!lli9 at $20,000. iK-ll'-n. Tlln h.illl I'HII iM.n-mi'iit. Oil .utl!«. l-'iill ri• •-' '1'raiinfi'rrefl invner says snll nt 5*^1,r.on An entrance hall to an ovcr- l-'.ilr on olie acre, Priced at $32,900. r [ SII 7-:i1!l. frrent flour plum, priced frnln $10.- l.ii .SII i-:':i(w. Klivoml A. AntifHrnnp llciiltor, . »ri, M/cd livinj; riiom, timing K must for your inspection. l'riii|iecl Ave. I.lttlc Silver. KH 1 For Inspection, Call I.IWKI.Y L1TTI.H ItANCH — Llv. .IINII III'.A.M'II — Atlnutlvi. cuniRi 151 III. room find kitt.ln-n. The tour ~1tMERICAN WHl v\ V-'l.tM). KvrirH H. Tllronn Co., INK room i:ixl7, lovely kitchen, two 1 1 H|i|irtllH-NI, fnur niulM.H ;mil h.llti. r.'iri fxtra larg'. brdrtcuiri mm 1 twin size liPilrooirm, Ille bath, full cel- OM i lira'. . ncatli.M, I..I Mlx-.'im. SIII,,'^!!!. .s.-i-n l>\ •HIIIKIVSIUIUV. SPAIiKl.INf! K!X- hold six childri'it in i-a'.c — *? t» 1 «- . tote .i>iiiiintiMi.iii. r,\ u-awiH. DENNIS K. BYRNE GLAZEBROOK lar. In plnlt of cunilltlon anil |irli-.i-il KOfi.M HOMK on *•; acre |.|.it. run- rlBlil nl SI2.(ino. Hlwooi! A. Ariti«lr"m: 'iiMi: ill1.nil. tline •'ind (timfo/l. All llii'i and RUMSOS l.rii'l.K IIII.V'KIt --""iVP .IIIIII-:I!N n.v riim-ii mi lovi'ly '- INTO liKATOI! — INSUHOH lovly lif.iirumn.t. fin Kcfillnr. fi.'in Proflpi.ct AVo., Llttln Sll* till. ill'". llTrpl.-M. •••••Hi IWlltl'j!!. i'...ili-r l-.^ll. tlirri- 11I1.1 Lnl rm.ni.i AGENCY l.l.iri' luliit; room, liiini'itlont. ullni'lii'tl fer. SII 1-limn. in'iri: 111 l.'.'ii- ii! lln- ino-.t • :•:• A SMAI.I. (JIM n. Call HII 7 Hill. llrlli'fl Ulth w.-ill nvi'll. Ni-|.iinili> l.r.'iil; !1 West Kivrr llo.id Have IMe key. Ke.hl I'lllMVI' 1 nil ro'iin. I.iinmli v r.x.in :«r lu-im Avenue of Two Rivers. Rumson i '.Hivenlciit flnanclni,' a\- jill- iii-i;'Jil)f/i Ii Mill . 11 Iilc.iI fni n'liri'lili'iit -in1 (ur il i,IITi.i-; mi.vior. ••• Attnil'llvp rillicll, UKI' HANK — New tliree-heilromu 11 rimin. T«n full III- l..ilh.n. full II.I-II- m;x>. Call all 7-228:1 lor ilc- Middli'lowii ... 5' 000. Mn;dl fiinnly. Spollcss condi- t-uli-r li»ll. luit> MH-NI Liirici' ri-.-n-iill'in r..i,iii I-:<|I-,IM Kurnsori, New Jersey • RU 1-1700 After 6 p.m. RU 1-1074 i't Ave., Lltlli' Silver. Kll I litll.i. Hum: n -.in .llnliiB. tilHl. ll'Mlitlflll IM'W kill.lll.TI I y.'ii.rHni I'- iM-r ri-nt cl. iin.iti;,iKi. killi*. hv.M.tr I:IINI 1 <•', yon (illi'd with "iiiiiki.'-wnrlt-i'iisy" 1,1 '.'(in' Telephone: RUmson 1-1150 ;. ACKK I'.rmilNl', HITK l'lf;iri'.l TIIANRI-'KlinK,l> OWNKH W1L SAI!. II find il '•;i':y lo HI! A lili-'ICI-,' d|iaeloim f'olonlnl rancli. 1-AIII 1IAVKN r.n-.ili I't ILMIMI Tlli-i! n.l, i-'.!i\-|.|il(,iit |.ie,it!.iM. ?:l (Hill. liki' .'nif1 own thi ,ip|iliiiiK.i'!i. Hnr |< liri'placi' in ! i, runnliii; l.r.iolt, el|.'h i-ll.-lit liivily nifilii.-i, two liathfl, ileluxo , ihrri- :;AVI:.' I:.'K Ni-w njiiii I.-VI-I. iU' Itv l.:!.'.iini.|il. 'I'H-.Ien ATLANTIC HlfillLANDS i.MI'nliTAIll.l-) lil'NdAl.ow Mi.,1- ihr.-.. hviu .M.-.e I.eilniom .•It-i-trir lilti-hen. lari;i' renreatliin rnom. Ij'-drmjii / .IIH II \ IIMMJ; riKim, dinini: loom (or I.M.NIH. ,;iini|-,r, I'j l.i.tlii. I.ill 1 U:.'U.II-,I\ l-iuily tun • il!i IK n nn|.r..v.-ni.-iil •- M\.- mi.-^, hip- I.inn ..II/>- klti'lii-i). eiihit full i-i-lliir. illBliiviulier. A lerrllle huv -.'11.1 1- ully l.,r..lM. .i|..-.l \V ill. In !.rl,"'UriillilllliiM. I'.Ill In. I SPKCIAI. fi'.'iTM/i.' 1 lli-ll, 1 MI lili- rlcn), fjin-f bi'drooms, hath. null, ..1.1 I'u.ilii;,.. SK.'iin -l.nlni; r'.i.m. :;u II living I'..OII fur 51H .'iilll Klwim.l A. ArnifltronK Real. I, i-.ji.-i iiii.l ill.HI In.v J-'.l IHMI. A'l' I in llnn-t. A^lilni; JH '.on j'l'v fn f.llllllv hi.IIII- V.-iy ruiivi'lili'iil In ll.T'K Nl-'.i'l-; Mi.il.-vn I,..mi- ,m nli-ai h.r, .'.:.'. Priiflpi-ct Ave., Little. Rllvcr. l'.'iIII.-;, (. •nli-r fj.l 11 iiiiil mi- I'.irii'liil h;i'''iiitnl ruiini. A 1 III Miifli! Avi-.. Kivlr 1 NAVKJUNK Ni ^ riuii-h SU !...» llrivv l-'.';liw II.mil iin.l ..ihi.l.|i|ni!, l->i.-h [ti».r h.i i II. in. i,il ft. n-cr... im-ruir; MIKIII litwn thai i'i a carpet of mrrirr i"in:li. (I'r-l-l'.-.'ll '.n ;tn I..IMK.-, I' l.iillifl. 1..II 7:.O.I] I-' HIS itiinM iiuni;!-: I!rick, vi-ry prl- n lii'ilriMimi, Hum; Ii Mlrll.'il. liin.lM-n|.i-.| Wiill-. In -I.-H..I.I. l.lliJi'S .II;.- Mnny e.ilras. A.'.Mni; SI'J.Will. ii-rc 'if (ii'i'M IIIHI iibla/i- v.illi .'iprini; i.-itr. l-'/Hr Ilium, ;. J. Cull :.t, 35, Ivi di d 1 ij ! o v/r, U. J. il. Hum H.I . l.i.i-iuil. l-'.ir I UH.utm Illl I ''I". II KOKKR Mo-il rramnalily prli-rd nt JH.HOO Kl- 11IKTINITIVI-: <:ill.MN|A!. ITI I.AIiHK II.IIH.- ri.iillile.l te .11 , CKI'-II N.< U iviiii.l A. AiiiDitii.ni; l:rnltor, tfrt Tron. n linn HVi> Kl.llM I'l.D'l" AMID llKAl'TIl-'Ul. Tkl-;i-:,'i 111) :'-:ii7:' I'l'l'l Ave.. l.llll.. HllviT. SII MMKI. OS 1-0600 lllit;ill.ANi>:t IN M'ITU-: llll.VKl: I..in;.' llrliu; IIK.III living Ellen S. Hazcl+on M f. IM!<< .iiniiii: 1, .Ii Ins.- lutrh.-ii Monday fliru Tridf y 9-9 I'lil'l; I.. .1 -., I ' . I. ill.-., ih-ii ,111.1 10 Wt-M Hlvi-r \>i\ 1 (More Classified Ads \\ .ill I ,, 1-...II |-:i|. S/17. /md jUfl. lo 11 u. in. IJlll.Mjll I ii i m. i .'I : • I A nu- in. Allalilli- Illi; K.- l[ . IT11..J1CI Al Ii ..-.v.-ll ,\ n-y He ill.i l:.-.ill..r, ,•.'.'. Pi .11 eel Al On Tin; Next r.ige) I M. l.iinln, AT I -111','. 'j.lltlo 1 I.IHII. cr. Ml 1-I.Vl". voncm Friday, May 13, 1960-29 Yb* fflOowtcs to a copy of _ ice that m*M Introduced at ^Teenaga e Drama Middletown League Votes PTA to Stage RED BANK REGISTER J. Lester Rtgby Associates, Inc. . held mattinc « tne TOT Committee of the TowuhiP of Middle- 651 TINTON AVENUE lowp on Var 11, 1M0 UMI nased Iint 'eadloa* • and -vaa laid . over for lor- Unit Schedules Government form Study Spring Carnival NEW SHREWSBURY, N. J. ler conafderatlon upon second and fi- * pftaaure to a- meetin* of the *ald NAVESINK — The Navesink Postmaster SKidysida 1-77W • Libert M946 n«hip Committee to be held at tflej tonmlttee Meeting Rooms In tlie Mid' 3 Performances MIDDLETOWN — At its an- Parent-Teacher Association will LINCROFT—Very attractive threeiedroora ranch home, wooded letown Town chip HaJl, at State High- same income. hold its Spring Carnival tomor- ray Route 35- and Kings Highway, MIDDLETOWN — The teenage nual meeting Saturday in the Old New Jersey "and Connecticut Nominations lot, boasts a fireplace and paneling In bright living room, nicely [tddJetown, N- J., on Wednesday Eve- Union House, Red Bank, the row at the Navesink Fire House equipped kitchen, tiled bath, full cellar, attached garage. Low tax- Ingwhic Mahy 2(5tim, I96e 0al al t person8:00 o'clocs interestek p. d group of the Wagon Wheel Play- spqkesmen warned yesterday of from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m., es and heating costs. Asking $18,500. wit] be given an opportunity to tie house will make its debut in a League of Women Voters of Mid- dletown voted to "study the form possible tax "warfare" by their Therh e wilill be a refreshments Held Up FAIR HAVEN—This charming split level home on corner lot. Four HOWARD W. ROBERTS. triple bill of one act plays on states if the next New York Leg booth, handiwork table, plant Township Clerk. Friday and Saturday, May 20, of our present local government , p bedrooms, two baths, twin family rooms, center foyer entrance, \N ORDINANCE FIXING COMPEN- and other forms available to us islature in 19G1 fails to remove WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. SATION OF CERTAIN OFFICERS 21 at 8:40 p. m. in the playhouse the tax provisions objected to. booth, homemade cakes and pas- living room with fireplace, large dining room, laundry room, jalou- AND EMPLOYEES OF THE TOWN- with a view to action" as the tries table, crazy hats, cot- Harrison A. Williams, Jr., (D- sied porch. Full cellar has playroom. Dishwasher in stainless SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN IN THE located at Rt. 35 and Chestnut They said, however, that they COUNTY" OF MONMOUTH, YEAR major league project for the com- ton candy, magic show, .pony NJ), is holding up quick Senate steel kitchen, attached two-car garage. Assumable mortgage. Ask- 19G0 Ave, ing year. preferred "peace to war" with confirmation of President Eisen- BE IT ORDAINED by thp Town- to all teen- rides, whip, balloons and games. ing $34,900. This group, open New York state. hower's nominees to fill New hip Committee of the Township of agers ir the area, provides an A committee headed by Mrs. This is the last major event of NEW SHREWSBURY—Best bargain in town-three large bed- tllddletown In tlie County of Monmouth Frank Singer has begun a study The New Jersey and Connecti- Jersey postmaster vacancies. % follows: opportunity for teenagers inter- cut representatives met at the of- the year for the PTA. rooms, two baths, 30' living-dining room, picture windows, wonder- SECTION 1. That tlie annual salaries of the Faulkner Act. "We. are screening the nomin- ful kitchen with separate breakfast room, and laundry room. Rec- ml compensation ol the offices nr ested in d.-ama to learn all fice of Roswell Magill, tax con reation room in full cellar, two-car attached garage. This is a ons hereinafter described shall, hases of the theater. It was also decided that the ations very carefully," Williams om and effective January 1, lflfin, tn* support of a more effective po- sultant and former tinder-secre- Jolly Beaners "green thumb" home with beautiful shrubbery. Priced right at u follows; payable bl-weekly unless "A Remittance From Spain," tary of the treasury. He has been aid today. :hprwise. herein provided; lice department be carried as a $19,900. . Township Clerk a melodrama by Theodore Ap- representing Gov. Abraham Ribi- Williams has approved only (payable quarterly) SI.000.00 tein is the first play to be pro- continuing responsibility for the Note Birthdays one of the 27 New Jersey post- WAYSIDE-OCEAN TOWNSHIP-Lovely country home, 150x250 Assistant Township Clerk $5,200.00 coff of Connecticut in the tax dis- coming year. The league made master nominations sent this year plot, shade trees, good view, three bedrooms, two baths, living Clerk Stenographer ented. U features Judith pute. RA'RITAN TOWNSHIP — The (part limp) . ...per hr -.00 Distor, Gary Skrinar, Helen Mor- an extensive study of the depart- lo the Senate for confirmation. He room, full dining room, modern kitchen, recreation room, laundry, Senior Clerk Typist 3,200.00 ment two years ago but it was New Jersey State Sen. Wayne birthdays of Mrs. Thomas two-car garage. Asking $18,000. Clerk Typist is, Michael Baron, Linda Brash, Dumont Jr., chairman of the is John R. Wert, 3d, of Hope- (part tlmei . ,.ppr hr. ..._ 1.50 felt by the riembership that an trick and Mrs. William Doebler well, who was first nominated !. Butitness Administrator ...... O.OOO.Ofl and Ricky Gill. updating of the facts of the for- Commission on the Out-of-State were celebrated at a meeting of !. Township Trensurcr _. 3.500.00 The play will be directed by postmaster last year. HOUSES FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE Assessor mer study is necessary. Taxation of New Jersey Res- the Jolly Beanen> in the home (payable monthly) 5,0t)0,0f) His and 26 other New Jersey Byron Mabe of Hazlet. Mr. idents, headed a delegation from of Mrs. Stephen Ponaski on Rose- IMMACULATE modern three-bedroom Assp.ssitiB Clerk per hr. 2,00 Mabe is a graduate of the Pasa- The members also voted to con postmaster nominations are ranch located on over >i acre of Clerk per hr. 1.S0 tinue to be informed on—and if his state. He brought along a mary Dr. Monday. THE MEISTRICH beautifully shrubbed land. Living room Tax Collector 7,200.00 dena Playhouse in California. He number of possible retaliatory hanging fire in the Senate. All with fireplace and picture winUow, din- Prlnciappl Clere k necessary take action on—the They received gifts from their ing room, modern kitchen, tiled bath, Booklcecppr SI.000.00—4,211(1.(10 has worked all phases of theatre measures. were submitted for confirmation AGENCY 21)0 school budget for the year 1960-61. secret pals and from group mem- attached garage, wall-to-wall carpet- Senioi r ClerClk Bookeeper 3,200.110 backstage as a technician and The New Jersey and Connect in January or February. ing and drapes included. . Fine, quiet Clerk Bookkeeper -per hr. 1.50 Mrs. Joseph Galvin was elected bers. Newman Springs Rd., comer residential neighborhood. m%0. Rol- BnUdltiK Maintenance has done acting and directing in cut representatives in a peace Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-NJ) aton Waterbury, Jloaltor, 16 W. Front Worker 3,500.00 California and New Jersey. second vice president; Mrs. Ed Table prizes were won by Mrs.approved all the nominees within Steven Ave., New Shrewsbury St., Red Bank. SH 7-35O0. Attorney (payable quar- bid, made preliminary arrange- Jack Yount and Mrs. Joseph terly* anil such compen- The second play, "Fumed ward Koenig, treasurer; Mrs 48 hours after the Senate Post CENTURY OLD rambling farmhouse sation for service, as may Frank Singer^Mrs. William Jones ments for a meeting with New Sienkewicz. Mrs. Raymond Van- SHadyside 1-5888 of distinctive charm. Large entrance he required by tlie Town* Oak" is by the internationally York legislative leaders in the Office Committee requested his toyer, 23x32 living room, with ihree ship, payable upon bills known director, actor and play- and Mrs. Charles Steck, direc Cleaf received a gift from her opinion, an aide to the senator NEW SHREWSBURY exposures overlooking garden. Full din. duly presented 1,000.00 tors; Mrs. Vincent DeMaio, nom- near future. The object is to ob- secret pal in honor of her sev- ng room, den, kitchen with break, Township Engineer (pay- wright, Noel Coward. said. INTER-RACIAL fast nook. Four bedrooms, two baths, able quarterly) nnd such inating committee chairman, tain a commitment from the Newenth wedding anniversary and Beautifully landscaped with old trees $13,000 compensation for service, This play features Robert Col- York leaders that the tax pro- Rep Leslie C. Arends (R-111), and ah rub i on over one acre of land. na may be required hy the M S LeSSCr and MrS for Mother's day. A home tor your family to srow In. ins, Nancy McAneny, Susan visions objected to will be elimin- House Republican whip, has Charming colonial with fireplace Township, piiyahle upon Robert !!Mittl- e as committee mem'- Mother's day gifts also were p Well established, convenient neighbor- hills duly presented 1.000.00 Husband and Linda Massey: II ated in immaculate condition. NO hood. 534,500. Rolston Waterbury, Real- Secretary Planning Board bers. presented to Mrs. Murray Marks charged that Democrats are de- tor, 16 W. Front St., Red Banli. SH 7- (part time) (payable will be directed by Donald MONEY DOWN FOR ELIGIBLE 3500. and Mrs. Yount. laying Senate confirmation of ov- VETERAN. CALL NOW THIS quarterly! 2,000.00 Keyes. CONFERENCE HEAD er 1,000 postmasters throughout GET A PERMANENT investment out Secretary Zoning Board Mr. Keyes has had twenty Vow Peace—or Else The group project for the eve- WON'T LAST. of rent dollars In thia four-bedroom of Adjustment (payable WASHINGTON — William J. ning was decorating candles. the nation in hopes of winning the Cape cod tastefully decorated through- quarterly) 1.750.00 years of professional theater. out, living room, modern kitchen with Fire chief (payable On Commuter Tnx Miners, residential sales manag- A report was made on the White House (his fall. RED BANK quarterly) * , fiOO.OOHe was stage manager, for "Re- natural wood cabinet. Full finished er of New Jersey Natural Gas The nominees include F. Robert INTER-RACIAL cellar that's an extra fun room ap- Deputy Fire ('hief becca," has appeared in "You NEW YORK (AP) — Repre- group's trip to New York last pealing to young and old, patio, en- 'payable quarterly) „ 300.00 Co., Asbury Park, N. J., was Siebcrt, Point Pleasant; Marga- $10,000 rage. Many extras, Low taxes. A rea FlratAsflistant Fire Chief Can't Take It With You," and sentatives of New Jersey and week when they saw "Music buy, S15.900. Rolston Waterbury, Real (payable, quarterly) 1M.00 chairman of a two-day Ameri Man" and had dinner at Jack ret M. Warden, Lakchurst; Klau Three-bedroom house, conveni- tor, 16 W. Front St., Red Bank. SH 7- "Bad Seed" on tour. Connecticut have made a peace Second Assistant Fire can Gas Association Eastern Gas E. Schmidt. Allentown. ently located on High Street, 3500. Chief (payable quarterly^ 150.0ft Ned Alberts "Fireman, Save bid coupled with a warning to Silverman's International Rcstau- close to buses arid schools, $300 Third Assistant Fire Chief Sales Conference which ended iXCLUSIVE AREA attractive ranch (payable quarterly) IM.no My Child" is the third play to New York State in the long in- Thc DOWN-LOW MONTHLY PAY- on 160x115' lot. Fine landscaping «. Police Thief B,1fi0.W> y yesterday. ,gy moors of England r come tax controversy. rhe birthdays of Mrs. Marks MENTS. Three large bedrooms, two full baths Police Captain ,>.!>'J0.0O b e presentedd . are nch sources of slate and living room, full dining* room, big; kllch Police Lieutenant S.BSO.flO The row is over provisions of and Mrs. Frank Karlovich will| large kitchen with brealtlaat area, dish Police- Sergeant M40.00 It will feature Betty Malter, granite. SHREWSBURY washer. Over sized double garage, larpc Patrolmen, during and Rex Leo Mayer, Joe Sullivan, New York state income tax laws The name Kentucky means be celebrated at the May 23 CAPE COD screened porch, extras Include wall, Hfle.r third year of con Judy Lane, Nancy Cook, Judith which require nonresidents work- "dark and bloody ground." It was meeting in the home of Mrs. to-wall carpel, screens and storms. tinuous service , 5,200.00 Alaska lias an area of 556,400 $15,750 S28.OOO, See and compare. VanVlle Patrolmen, duriiiK second Kneale and Ann McDowell. ing in the state to pay higher the scene of numerous battles be- Sienkewicz on East Jersey St., Agency, WH 6-<184, year or continuous square miles. Four-bedroom home in new con- service This play will be directed by taxes than residents with the tween opposing tribes of Indians. Elizabeth. dition, exquisitely decorated in COUNTRY VILLAGE — Seven room Patrolmen, during first Cape Cod, excellent condition. Large year nr contlnous Robert Hughes, English teacher garden-like setting with large living room, full dining room, big kttch- service « 4,700.00 at the High School. trees, lovely shrubbery, oil fired en, aun room, three bedrooms and Special Police Officers bath, full cellar, hot water oil heat (per liourt 3.50 Mr. Hughes, a dramatics ma- hot water heat, plaster walls. Quiet neighborhood, $14,400, VanVlle School crossing Guards jor at Ohio State University has 10% DOWN-FHA TERMS. ARoncy, WH 6-4484. (per hour* 1.50 SIX-ROOM ranch home. 1*'3 baths lOOx J. Municipal Magistrate been involved in ajl phases of 100 lot. Low taxes. Hot water heat. 'payable monthly) 3,000.00 theatre. He was featured in LITTLE SILVER 74 Sagamore Ave., Oceanport, Municlp.il Court Clerk (Including: work of \._ "Emporer Jones',, "My Sister $19,900 OVERLOOKING OCEAN — Spacious lutlons Clerk! 5.200.00 Three-bedroom split level, cus- houae, gas steam heat, magnificent ', Building Inspector Eileen" and "Down in the Val- view. 1% acres landscaped terrace de- (payable quarterly) - 1,900.00 Coming Wednesday, May 25 ley" while in college. tom built, not a development, A-l ccndlng to sandy beach waterfront on Assistant Rtilldlng condition throughout, including Shrewsbury River. Rental from at- Inspector 4,200.00 tached apartment pays taxes. $30,500. O. "Deputy Director of Civil extra large recreation room. PriUt. 110 PorUam Rd., Highlands. H Defense (payable quar- VISITS FORT BELVOIR 3-1315. King size plot. Owner transfer- terly) -I2n.no BELFORD — Miss Patricia red, must sell immediately* RUMSON — Cape Cod Colonial. LnrRe Street Superintendent fi.50O.O0 living room, kitchen with dining area, Assistant Street Superin- Kelly, Main St. who resides with dishwasher and refrigerator, three bed> tendent ,1,200.00 MIDDLETOWN rooms, lVi tiled baths, attached ga- Heavy Equipment Operator S.noo.Of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. rage and patio. S19.20O. John Mlnugh, Maintenance Foreman 5,000.00 Andrew Kelly, spent the week- The RED BANK REGISTER'S $19,500 Realtor, Rumson Rd. Phone RU 1-0716, Street Foreman 4.800.on Conveniently located % mile Equipment Operator 4,800.00 end with M/Sgt. and Mrs. Ara HUMSON — Modem ranch In bus) Mechanlcl Repairman , 4.70(1.00 from Red Bank, excellent for ness zone. Llvntig room, fireplace, Truck Priver 4.fino.OO Collier of Fort Belvoir, Va. commuter, for the large family, Ininp room, kitchen with dfshwaahcr, Traffic Maintenance Man .. 4,600.00 SPECIAL EDITION five bedrooms, wall-to-wall car- laundry, two bedrooms ana tiled hath Laborer, during and nfter hot water oil heat. Garage. SH.onn, third year of continuous NOIK'K peting included. Taxes $300 a John Mlnugh, Realtor. Rumson Kd, service - 4.600.00 year. Phone ItU 1-0716. Laborer, during second Tlie followlne entitled ordinance viz. RANCH—Country sotting:, near Garden year of continous service 4,300.00 "AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING I'OK State Parkway, chopping, schools, nnd Laborer, during first year AN APPOINTMENT OF A SHADE VETERANS — No down payment, $60 churches. Living: room, dining area, of continuous '.service 4.000.01 THEE COMMISSION JN THE TOWN- per month. The Berg Agency treats modern kitchen, tile bath, two bed Q. Welfare Director, SHIP OF MIDDLETOWN, COUNTY you good, like all agencies should. rooms, recreation room, large lot (part time) 3.200.Of) OI' MONMOUTH. STATE OF NEW How?? Come on down and we'll show fenced. Two car gnrage. Asking $15,000. (full tine) 5.100.00 JBItSKY" was passed on final rearllnj; you thl* terrific three-bedroom home Grossinger A Heller. Realtors, Broad U. Harbor Master (payable at a meeting or the Township Com- with a completely equipped science & Mechanic Sta., SH 1-210Q. quarterly ROO.Oi mittee at the Township ol Mlddlelown kitchen, full sized dining room, en- SECTION 2. In addition to the fore held on Wednesday May 11, I960 anil closed front porch, tile bath, garage, RANCH HOME fully equipped wit. golnpr compensation, the following ol was thereupon approved by the Chair- attic. basement, including range, Aluminum atocm sash and screens, flctals and employees shall receive, nm man of thp Township Committee. blind*, and aluminum combination living room with fireplace, foyer, din ;xc coed ing the following amount? Dated: May 11. 1!>(S(1 atorm sash and doors. Beautifully land- inp room, large modern kitchen, twt ravrl and expense allmviinr** reniilrpf • JOHN T. LAWI.EV. leaped lot. Taxes $105 a year for a bedrooms, bath hot water hent, moder- n the perfomance of their duties, Chairman ot thp Township Commute. vet. Fine location. Immediate posnea- ate taxes. Asking SIS.900. Grosaingct payable unon hills duly preser Howard W. Rcjherts, *lon, $S,500 full price. Non vet $255 & Heller, Realtors, Broad & MccltanI A. Street Superintendent Township Clerk- down. The Berff Agency, lit. 35, Mid' Sis., SH 1-2I00. May U S:l 60 dletown. OS 1-10OO. (payable nuarterly) , 52,000,00 TOWER HILL SECTION of Red Bank B. Builtllnc Inspector ALL BUYERS — 53fK) down $12,9ftO Commanding hill site with view ol (payable nunrterly) 750.00 lull price. Well, what kind of a day Atlantic Ocean. Ranch type dwelling, Assistant Building Inspec- has It been? It's been a day we custom built for present owner. Five tor (payable quarterly! 1.100.0(1 packed the kiddies In the car. It's rooms, iVi bath with expansion al- C. Assessor (payable quarterly) 2,000.00 been n. dav we drove down to The ready set up (or two additional bed- D. Director of Welfare Berc Agency, and it's been a day rooms and bath. Includes many unus- (payable quarterly) when we saw and bought the most ual custom features. For information (part time) , „. 70O.0T fabulous three-bedroom ranch you ever call Orosninprr & Heller, Realtors, 2xnf>, block building, 26x5; liOlDK compensation, the fotlowinp of Pursuant to the order of EDWARll four bedrooms, l\h bains, den, living elpht-room hoiute, nil Improvements, flclalfl and employees shall rerelve C. HROEOE, Surrogate or the County room, full dining room, two kitchens, on County Road. Write 'Lot", Box not exceeding the folIowiiiK nmnunt of Monmouth, Ihls dav mnde, on the two car detached gnraue. planter wall Ml, Ued Banfc. for tritvel and expense allowance, re application of tin: undersigned. Frunre* construction, oil heat, full cellar, and quired In tho performance of thelr'du M. Mcl.aiislilln, Administratrix of the bus line. Price 523,000. Thompson & tics, pnynhle upon l)llls duly presented estate of the said John J. Mcl.nutihlln. Bartell Inc., l mile north of Red REAL ESTATE WANTED A. Kanllarlan . Jl.don.or deceased, notice IK here!>y ulven lo Bnnk bridge, Hwy. 35 Red Bank. SH U. PlumlilnK Inspector lhe creditors of said deceased to pre- 7-6600. HELP! W» have aolA IO many proper- Asnislant PlumhlnK sent to the sul2 Cnrtnn Street, choice area. FIIA financing nvallnble. bury nfflce. fill 1-5212. Rnritnn Offlcs CO 4-Bia nl ordinances Inconsentent with the cor Uumpoti, N J. Model homes nn Sllvrrside and South dltlons herewith are hereby repealeii Messrs. Wise. Wise * Wlclilliann, Vail Avenues open Saturday and Sun* MR. AND MRS. READER! MR. MERCHANT! TO BUY ON CONTRACT — Houai SECTION 5. This ordinance shall tali M Ilrimil Street. flay 12-5. Phone SH 7-H7I8. John C. P.ed llanU. New Jersey Conpver Agency. 37 East Newman in Red Bank,' enat of Mnpl» Ave. effect upon Its passafie -*n d' -pulillcatlf • "- ! Whether it's clothing or lawn furniture . . . Sprfngs Rfl., Red Bank. Sff 7-3121. for family of aeven. Write full drtaili nrcorilliiB to law, Attorneys You'll enjojy this section . . . not only will to "Contrnct". fiox 811, Red Bank. Jtny 1.1 sun: Mny in-!<>.:;-Jiine .1 '17.01 FIRST TIME OFFERED — A ijunllty there be special editorial and pictorial fea- barbecue equipment or sporting goods . . . ranch on large plot in choice section FOUR - I1RPR0OM COLONIAL fllyli of Little Silver. Entrance foyer, liv- tiounn with entrnnce hall oltnatcil no matier what you sell for summer needs, ing room 13x22 with nrleU Mreplnnr, n liuee lot. Principals only. SH " "' turos (including local shots), but it will foa- separate dining room, modern kitchrn RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES thrce-twln-.tlzed bedrooms, tile bath. WANTED — Two, Ilirrn nnd four-lied- turo advertising keyed to the things you you'll find a rcady-to-buy audience in tha >iBSpmcnt nnd garage. Priced to (toll rootti homes. I'rlcn $i:i.0O0-j30.(K10. \V 1 Day 40c IJnc $31,800. i% mortgage can be assumed. havn serious buyers waltinp. O.iii Kl- J Days Consecutive „ 32c Line readers of this special section. Plan to El wood A. Armstrong AKrncy, Real- wood A. Armstrong Realtor, 55,1 pr nood for summer onjoyment. It will be in tor, 5.15 Prospect Ave., Little Silver. pect Ave.. Wttl« Silver. R1I V45Q0. 4 Days Consecutive 30c Line SH M5M-_ 5 Days Consecutive 25c Line tho handy tabloid size too, so look for it on advertise in this edition for extra DO YOU WANT TO fiBLU IIBNT OR .10 Days Consecutive 2-ic Line AMAZING VALUE—Prlcrrt below ap- RXCHANtiK? Wednesday, May 25. oxtra profits. Reserve space now. praisal. Immaculate Colonial, Four We arc Interested In nny of thp »l 90 Days Consecutive 23c Lino twin dlzfid IICMIrooms, (wo tile baths, In the Hum non nrfn. Lund and homes, entertaining living room with fireplace, Wo have Inlcmstrd parties. Yearly Contract Rates On Reiniest deluxe fnrm style kitchen, recreatio Minimum Insertion Thrrn I.lnc4 haflnment, attached parade. Chnrmlnp PAUL A. McFARLAND Hnnd nils uilliK Tbfi Refiner's P. O. Hox '.!r>r. extra. latiflscapcil lerrncrrt proumln, within ?t) Ridge Itoad Itlllilflnn UIJ 1-205! walking dldtancr lo school*, him mi'l IMRhl In classify, edit or relrct any nilvurtlnernrnt Is rrservrd hy Tim Ili-iiHter •hopping. Cnnvrnlrnt financing avail CASH flUYEKH' WAITING fur homni SUMMER PREVIEW SECTION WILL BE TABLOID SIZE iihle. Only 510,501). Riwonrt A. Arm We will not he !fspimsU>lt> for uirfin, imlcM lliry ma ueltctril wllh G. I. nnd FIIA morlffrtRCii thai before the nefmid ln;;erll']n utroiiR llpfiltor, f>M Prospect Av«., Lit- can ho an«um(Hl, Alio need DMT hom tip Silver. SH 1-4MI0. ;;,i riinri-Hntt',nn will l>« a'cipti-il ',r clmriKrfl mndo In ndverlne- t) At nro rnRfionatilo, rftRnrdlrna inentR OIID lirmr niter receipt nt olllce. nerded repalrn. Call Crowell Aconcy IJKRP KOtlR BRDKOOMH? This buy Mlddlntown, 03 1-0100. rnn't be hrnt. Ufpnlrn on thin home DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication linve liren rxtrnnlve nnrl tnc rxt/irJnr CAHH HUYKHH WAITING — Vr linn form paint cl with two rnnln nn tunes with u.I Ami KIT A. ninrl f'MSSII-'Ji:i> IHSl'I.AV wood Irtrn. F'rlcr?? *12,M«!!' JMKI. ;vn thnt carl lip rinninnrd. Almt, HIT !)i(M) A, M, Ony Ilrfnrn I'ulillrnd'in ullh iiroof Luo J(vj« licforo rinwn nnd It's ymim! HAItftV A. IT honii'H thnt nrf rnnflonalilf rcpnn pnhllnttlfin. KKARNKV A CO,, OH l-OWM). Evrii, lonif of nppit (if rpjmlr. full Crowe y.il C.Uw, CO 4-1 KM. K<*nry, Mlrtrilrtwn. (/' J-flimi. Cull CluHHifiiMl—SII 1-0010 .,.< OS 1.0:25 WKfiT r.ONfl rtUANCII — RprawlluK fi'Vycnr old ('nllfornln HUH'II. Tf'[i Whrn in doubt about how to K;|] ur Calls on private lilepliones nm tolMtee in oil 1 0,','.'.', from tho TtflKlthnrliooO, In rut* plot, Jievrn .i|'f • iiilliiwtMK Mullima: I/lwi-U (1, COIfiil t, KKnn'd.mi; t>. Wllltney (1. 1 fintcl lioiinchohl Rood it, rolvn you Cain on private Ii li-plion-'i an, .Stl,mii.i •. HCIIIM.II I. HF.ii I'.rltht 2, anil HHai!ynlil« 1 fl^ morlc«K*f. j^ Woo'llind Dr. CA 2- i.—Advertisement. and 7. t & RED BANK REGISTER Fit. Tbty ipent the weefcend ter Janice spent Sunday after- adnkt nd cttttta. Mrs. Joseph Any peraoa or lappeut, Dean cnavnaa, tx- 30-Friday, M«y 13, 1960 with Mr and Mn. M. J. Wash- noon with Mrs. Bertis Matthews, Diabetic Clinic wishing aOttoMl burue. They are en route to their the grandmother of Mrs. Bor- piaiaed that the department is may contact Mrs. Cappdi, Cott- simmer home ie SmaUwoods, den, in FarmingJtle. Also pre- aasioo* to test children where reUM. ma son N.V. there H « history of diabetes in sent were Mr. and Mrs. Clar- Next Tuesday x Lions Start ence Brocklebank of Wayside, pa the family. T1LDE5LEY MtOMOIED Mr. and Mrs. E. Poplowski rents of Mrs. Borden. / BROWNTOWN — Finkl plans The- tests should be preceded for the diabetic detection clinic by a well-balanced meal con- NEW YORK CITY — Arthur Project For spent Mother's Day with Mr. and H. Tidesley, 9 McCarter Ave., Mrs. S. Seminara and family. Members of the Ladies' Aux- sponsored by the Parent-Teacher sumed approximately one hour 1 Association have been announced.. before the test. The meal should Fair Haven, has been appointed In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. iliary Bowling League of Marl- assistant cashier with the First Seminara and family visited Mrs. boro Fire Company attended a The clinic, which is being held include one serving of meat, veg- Youngsters under the direction of the Mid- etable, potato, dessert and bev- National City Trust Company. He James Seminara in Jamesburg. banquet at Dudley's in Belmar is assigned to investment pen- UNION BEACH — A meeting That evening guests of the Sem- Tuesday. dlesex Hospital in conjunction erage with the usual amount pf of the Lions Club and its auxil with the State Department of sugar. sion trust at the trust company's inaras were Mr. and Mrs. Chris head office, 22 William St. iary was held last week to dis and Lorraine of Mercerville. Health, will be conducted Tues- The diabetic clinic will be free cuss the programs planned for The Registers claaslficil arl Bectlon day from 7 to 8 p. m. in the of charge and will cover the the rest of the year. Monrnoulh couiity'j great market Browntown School. p!ac« where buyerj anil seller's meet Browntown, Cheesequake and There are 87,000 public tele- A "Fun a Bed" project being Mrs. Betty Borden and daugh- every Issue.—Advertisement. The test will be available to Sayrewoods South area. phone booths in New York City formed will be in charge of Is- sac Roberts and Donald Manning. The idea is to Rive a child con- fined to bed because of illness a kit filled with things to do, to help relieve his stay in bed. The kit will contain comic, col- oring and story books, games, puzzles, craft projects and novel- ties. The names of children confined to their homes will be secured from the sciioo! nurse. Fred Naufer, # president, an- nounced that the club will spon- sor Larry O'Neil, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Patrick O'Neil, Park Ave., to Boys State. The local, Boy and Girl State delegates are sponsored by the American Le- gion post. Sight and blind chairman Fred Varlese reported that three pairs of eyeglasses had been purchased and donated to wearers in April. The swings at the Lions rec- reation area at the beachfront will be repaired and put into use for summer. Six new swings will be purchased. Mr. Manning sug- gested the swings be painted by Boy Scout Troop 56 as one of its services. Mr. Manning will take charge of the painting job. Fred Varlese will be a dele- gate to the convention in Atlan- See the New tic City June JO. Other delegates will be named when the club ami auxiliary meet again May "Princess" 17. Marlboro Telephone William Mount, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Mount, is a pa- now on display for tient in Fitkin Hospital. Men's 5.98 Wash- the first time in our Mr. and Mrs. George Neiber- lien and Mr. and Mrs. Ruscll Red Bank and Asbury Neiberlien recently celebrated 'n'-Wear Jackets their seventh and first wedding Park Store windows. anniversaries, respectively.

Number one truck of Marlboro Fire Company attended the fire house dedication in Chccsequake 3.99 Saturday.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the fire company will attend a dem- You'll find so many uses for these practical onstration at Robertson's in Free- hold Tuesday night, little jackets, chances are you'll want a\

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