Free Parkins "Weather There Is no charge at meter* Fair today; high, ». Partly |o the Red Bank parking lots after 6 p. m. Wednesdays and cloudy tonight; low In the 40«. Fridays, Red Bank's two shop- Cloudy tomorrow followed by ping nights. showers; high, 60. See page 2. An Independent Newspaper Under Same Ownership 7c PER^COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Issued Dally. Monday through Friday, entered as Second Class Matter RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1960 35o PER WEEK VOLUME 82, NO. 162 at th« Po«t OHlce at Red Bank. N. J., under th« -Act ol March 3. 1879. Council's Vote For Majority at Hearing New Borough Hall Favor Inlet on 'Hook* May Be Tested 200 Attend Move is Made Lighter Moments Session Held Pollards Held To Force Public Fishing, Politics, Swimming Race By Engineers In Kidnaping Referendum Challenge Creep Into Hearing RED BANK — Construc- FAIR HAVEN — The contro- ion of an inlet from the Theft Case versial ordinance appropriating Shrewsbury River to the DEAL — A couple charged ;90,000 to construct a combina- RED BANK — Yesterday's tes- Atlantic Ocean near Sper- with abducting Darcy Green, 5, ion borough hall and library timony on a proposal to build of 58 Brighton Ave., from her wilding was unanimously adopt- an inlet through the Sandy Hook Castro maceti Cove on Sandy home Friday night, yesterday id by Borough Council last night, MAKING A POINT —Rep. Peninsula from the Shrewsbury Hook received majority waived preliminary hearing on mt the measure faces the pros- James C. Auchincloss (R- River to the Atlantic Ocean had charges of kidnaping and grand iupport at a public hearing ject of becoming inoperativ 3d), right top picture, speaks its lighter moments. Discards larceny. vithin two weeks. Rep. James C. Auchincloss (R- ;sterday. Elmer Gene Pollard, 32, and More than 110 persons crowd- in favor of inlet near Sper- 3d), said he favored the inlet After the hearing, Col. T. H. his wife, Lola, 36, were held ;d into the fire house auditorium maceti Cove on Sandy Hook to cut down the time it takes to etliffe, district engineer of the without bail for the action of the Rio Pact irmy Corps of Engineers, Phil- 'or a two-hour public hearing am peninsula at yesterday's get to the fishing grounds. He grand jury. They were arraigned great majority of them regis- said he had gone fishing often delphia, said a survey of the before Magistrate Louis A. Zemo, hearing. He addresses re- HAVANA (AP) - Fidel Castro iandy Hook peninsula — from ered, opposition to the proposal, in the past and "I could see the erved notice last night his gov- Jr. Only one resident said council marks to Col. T. H. Setliffe, fish getting away from me be- vlonmouth Beach northward — Left for Virginia jrnment does not feel bound by vould cost about $50,000 and ihould proceed with the construe- left, Philadelphia district en- cause I was slow getting out he 13-year-old Rio Pact calling The couple, who had been left ;ive plans. Another said he was there." ,vould take two years to com- to mind the youngster by her gineer of Army Corps of En- or concerted action by the Amer- lete. non-commital and would gc :an republics against commu- mother, Mrs. Burton Green, Determine Feasibility along with whatever the govern gineers. At left, Freeholder It didn't take long for political ism. claimed they set out for Virginia ing body decided. talk to creep into the discussion. The survey would determine Director Joseph C. Irwin re- In another of his marathon Friday after learning of the Sign Petition While Rep. Auchincloss was the economic feasibility of con- death of an aunt of Pollard's. fers to map to explain why levision broadcasts, Castro im- No sooner had the all-Repub talking about a test site the Ar- structing an inlet, Col. Setliffe They said they tried to contact ilied remarks by Secretary ol lican borough administration fin- the Monmouth County board my Corps of Engineers operates ;aid. Mr. and Mrs. Green to see what Itate Christian Herter in a ra- ished voting for the plan tha favors inlet study at Sperma- in Vicksburg, Miss., he said Rep, Auchincloss (R-3d) and to do with Darcy, but could not many residents began lining u :io-TV interview March 20 were ceti Cove, rather than at "Why you go to the Deep South Freeholder Director Joseph C. locate anyone. So they took the in the rear of the meeting room . threat to label the Cuban gov- Irwin led the list of speakers child with them. Low Moor in the Sea Bright- where all the Democrats ^are rnment Communist and thus to sign a petition put forth by don't know." who backed the inlet near Sper- FBI agents found the trio Sat- Milton Kosene, the Democratii Monmouth Beach area. About jring into effect the terms of the maceti. urday in Washington, D. C, in party candidate for mayor. lio Pact. 200 persons attended hear- A short while later, Dr. Rob- Mrs. Lucy Wilson, Atlantic the home of another aunt. Mr, Kosene, the new borougl "We do not feel ourselves ob- Ave., Long Branch, and Edgar ing in tha Molly Pitcher ert S. McTague, Democratic ma- The grand larceny charge grew hall's strongest critic, seeks ti igated to the Rio treaty," Castro Dinkelspiel, Elberon, were the out of the Pollards allegedly tak yor of Atlantic Highlands, had sserted, "because the revolu- ;et enough signatures to brini Hotel. > (See SIDELIGHTS, Pg. 3) main supporters of an inlet at ing $120 in cash and a watch val (See FAIR HAVEN, Pg. 3) ionary government did not sign Low Moor—in the sduth beach ued at $150 before making the section of Sea Bright. trip. Mull Postponement Castro thus repudiated previous Visiting In Newark Keyport Cop Quits A few speakers said they did statements he made here and in not want any inlet. Mr. Green had discovered the he United States last year that Board Defers Action On Key port Hearing 200 Attend couple and Darcy were missing lis government would abide by More than 200 attended the when he called his home Friday KEYPORT — Joseph F. Mat- Boro Council Nixes 11 international treaties enter- night. Mrs. Green and another id into by previous Cuban gov- hearing in the Molly Pitcher ticc, Asbury Park attorney, Hotel. A similar hearing was son, Douglas, 3, were visiting the On Zoning Change will decide today whether to irnments. youngster's great - grandparents, Charging Herter said Commu- held Oct. 21, 1949, in Middletown. seek a postponement of the Sewer Judgment The general opinion at that time Dr. and Mrs. Max Mass, in New- RED BANK — The Planning in the proposed ordinance would school election hearing slated nist sympathizers held high posts ark. was favorable for construction Board last night deferred action be an area bounded on the north for Thursday in Freehold. The attorney general him- in his government and that there Pollard admitted he and his KEYPORT — Borough Council of an inlet. on a proposed ordinance to cre- by Bergen PL; on the west by A defeated six-candidate self." Mr. Walling noted, "told was a hemisphere treaty for de- wife started drinking Friday af- last night rejected a request to Rep. Auchincloss said the Sper- ate a new apartment house zone a line 200 feet east of Maple slate is contesting the Feb. 9 us last year that if we neede fense against communism, Cas ter receiving the news -.of his enter into a consent judgment to maceti Cove inlet would "aid at the southern end of Broad Ave.; on the south by Wikoff more time, beyond the Oct. :ro declared: aunt's death, but denied being election. The hearing will be set a new date for completion of in correcting the stream pollu- .' Jt. and allow apartment house PI. and Pinckney Rd., and on deadline, we had only to ask fo: "That is how they threatei drunk. conducted by Eric Groezinger, sewer system renovations. tion " of the Shrewsbury and construction In all C residence the east by the extension of the it.' to bring Latin American peop According to police, the Pol- assistant deputy commissioner, The request was made last Navesink Rivers and lower New zones. _^ line of Hudson Ave. state Department of Educatbji. The state is aware of the fact against us ... They are threat (1 lards took Darcy from her 17- week by an official of the state York Bay. In a statement^released after Riverfront Area Mr. Mattice, who is rcpres that we are doing it systemati ening to form a coalition again room house and had a taxi taki Attorney General's Office, who us. In addition, he said, construc- the meeting, Benedict R. Nicosia, A'! C residence zones in the senting the slate, returned yes- cally so as to save taxpayers them to Newark Airport. Afte declared that the borough is not "A drunkard thinks one wa; tion of jetties at the inlet site chairman, said the board will wait borough are now located along terday from a vacation trip. moving fast enough in its plan- money." failing to get airpalne tickets ti until it has "had an opportunity the riverfront from Locust Ave and a bartender another way,' "certainly would build up the West Virginia, the Pollard The defeated candidates are ning for the work. No Pollution he added. beaches in no uncertain way." to discuss the proposed ordinance to Broad St. The zoning amend- contending there were not Councilman Alton D. Walling, bought bus tickets to Washing- ment would allow construction ol Borough Attorney Edward W In his interview Herter saic 'Untold Damage' with Urban Planning Associates, enough election machines and head of the public works depart- ton. ' New York City, who have been apartment houses in the C zone Currie, in his reply to the At ;here were Communist sympath An inlet in the Low Moor sec- that there was no inspection ment, termed the matter a "mis- They were trying to make con retained by the borough to pre- Also included in the proposed torney General's Office, note izers high in the Cuban govern would do "untold damage" to of the machines prior to the understanding on the part of nections to Smithers, W. Va.: that sewer surveys are now com ment, but he did not think it co properties In the area. These pare a master plan with the co- amendment are restrictions on someone in Trenton." when the FBI found them. Pol- operation of the Planning Board. the construction of apartments— election, as required by law. plete and that the borough wi rect to call Cuba Communist "a would be Inundated, he said. lard's aunt died in Smithers. Will Postpone Hearing a limit of eight stories; minimum be in a position to tackle thi the present time." Rep. Auchincloss urged the Before his arraignment yester- The zoning amendment was in- lot -size of 30,000 square feet; project soon. At no point in his four-hou Corps of Engineers to take day, Pollard told newsmen troduced by the Borough Council minimum average apartment size Mr. Currie denied that there speech did Castro deny the ref- prompt action in reviewing the was astonished when they said March 21. It contained all the of 600 square feet; parking fa- Former Water Rent is any pollution of the bay a erence to Communist sympath testimony taken during the three- I was wanted for kidnaping, recommendations presented by cilities for at least one car per ihe present time. izers in his government. Jiour hearing. am sure the police and Mr. am the Planning Board last August. family, and other setback and He told a reporter that anothei He did say: "I know of no Com "You've got to hurry up ... Mrs. Green and' everybody else After introduction last week, the use provisions. Collector on Trial iffort will be made to negotlati munist who has told me he is not we want action," he said. will know there was no criminal measure was returned to the Dr. Warren Fowler, Sr., 303 for a half-acre parcel of the Geh in accord with agrarian reform Col. Setliffe said his reports Intent at all." Planning Board for a formal rec Broad St., had proposed last year FREEHOLD — Trial of a for- collector of rents at the time haus tract, adjacent to the exist- or revolutionary laws. If they are must go to the division engineer, Conviction of kidnaping carrie; ommendation. to construct an apartment house mer Union Beach water rents of the alleged shortages. ing sewer plant, before goin in agreement, what is there t< North Atlantic Division, New a maximum penalty of life im Borough Attorney Samuel Caro- on his property on the southeast collector on charges of embez- Mr. Petillo, in his opening re- ahead with plans to condemn th do? That isn't my fault." (See INLET, Pg. 3) prisonment. If ransom is do tenuto said the board has at corner of Broad St. and Bergen zlement started yesterday before marks to the all male jury, char- land. manded in kidnaping the max: least 30 days in which to take PI. Dr. Fowler owns a 3^-acre County Judge Elvin R. Simmifl. ged that Mrs. Joel received water The parcel is needed for the mum penalty is death. some action. L-shaped tract there. He present- rents and receipted the bills, but new sewer plant which will be Mrs. Josephine Gryner Joel, 47 failed to deposit the money in If the action is not to recom- ed nis plan in a variance ap- New Brunswick Ave., Matawan, next to the existing plant. To Hold Conference mend the ordinance, or if no plication to the Zoning Board of the water rent account. In other business, Mrs. Made- was indicted Jan. 4 by the grand Paul Anderson, Perth Amboy, Coast Guard. action is taken, a two-thirds vote Adjustment, but withdrew it in ury on 50 counts of embezzle- lyn Hulsart resigned as municipal the face of strong opposition from attorney for Mrs. Joel, claimed of the Borough Council is re- ment of $5 and $10 amounts, court clerk. Mayor Norman J neighboring residents. He then his client was not responsible for quired to adopt the ordinance, totaling $410, between May and Currie appointed Mrs. Charles On Separation Issue Gets Boating sought a zoning change from the the shortages, and that other peo- E. Applegate as temporary coun Mr. Carotenuto said. November, 1957. The new apartment house zone Planning Board. ple also handled the water rent :lerk to replace her. The con Registration According to Assistant Prosecu- funds at the time of the alleged inning vote was unanimous. MATAWAN — A conference be- ;or John A. Petillo, a shortage shortages. The resignation of Jay M. Bak One Day—14 tween the Borough Council, Board TRENTON (AP) - The Coas in the funds handled by Mrs. Eight water rent bills totaling er as a police patrolman wai of Education, Township Commit- Guard will start registering pleas Lawmakers' Commuting Joel (at that time her name was $80 were admitted into evidence accepted. No new appointmen tee and Assemblyman Clifford T. we boats in New Jersey Friday Mrs. Gryner) was discovered yesterday. Fourteen water con- was made. Grass Fires Barkalow will be held tomorrow Oct. 14, 1958, after an investiga- sumers of Union Beach identify Mayor Currie said the govern night in Freehold to discuss pro- Efforts to keep the program i posed legislation regulating con- state hands collapsed yesterda: Isn't Helping Commuters tion by the State Division of Lo- ing receipted water bills yester ng body will wait until the nexi MIDDLETOWN - Police are cal Government. Mr. Petillo said day were: looking for a group of vandals solidated school districts. when Sen. W. Steelman Mathii TRENTON (AP) - New Jersey (See KEYPORT, Pg. 3) a shortage of $3,119.70 was re- John Maniscalco, Sarah Wit- who rode through town from The conference is the result (R-Ocean) withdrew his bill lawmakers are commuting be- vealed by the investigation. tek, Elizabeth Becklund, John morning to midnight yesterday of a request by school and mu- which attempted to incorporate tween New Jersey and Albany Friel, Margaret Norkus, Kather- setting grass fires. nicipal officials to help solve the the federal registration provisions Auto Kills for commuter tax relief—but so In yesterday's trial, Borough ine Miller, Charles E. Davis, Arraign 3 There were 14 fires in all. Two local separation problem. in a state act. far without definite results. Auditor Frank Gominger, Bor- James D. McKittrick, Alexander or three of them, police said, Mathis said it was still possible Sen. Walter H. Jones (R-Ber- ough Clerk Alfred T. Hennessey, Mr. Barkalow has offered to Pedestrian In Gildawie, John Firestine, Ber- were caused by carlessness on help solve the issue through new his bill would pass the Senat< gen) made a one-man pilgrimage Jr., and Mrs. Daisy Ellis, pre- In Jewelry tha Goedtel, Mildred Simmons, the part of home owners. legislation, permitting consolida- next week and can pick up regis to the New York capitol yester- sent collector of water rents, tes- tration figures assigned by thi tified that Mrs. Joel had been Thomas Hill and Vivian Rawls The fires were listed as fol- ted districts to convert to region- Middletown day to press for passage of a ows: ' al districts. Coast Guard. But Mathis said hi bill to give New Jerseyans thi Robbery Try MIDDLETOWN - A 66-year Boulevard and Florence Ave., Vincent C. DeMaio, board at- first wanted to talk to boat own same deductions New Yorker ers. old grandmother was struck down Beadleston Warns: Don't FREEHOLD-Three men wen Leonardo, at 10:06 a. m.; Creek torney, said last night Mr. Bar- and killed early last night as get on their state's income tax arraigned here yesterday for a Rd., Port Monmouth, 10:12; kalow wants to get the views A three-year federal Iicens Sen. Wayne Dumont, Jr., (R will cost New Jersey's estimated she crossed Rt. 35 near Magnolia tempted robbery of a Freeholi Orchard St., Riverside Heights, of both school and municipal of- Ave., on the way to her daugh- Warren), a potential rival ol jewelry store Feb. 17. 11:50; 16 Walker Ter., 1:14 p. m.; ficials on legislation he is draft- 275,000 pleasure boat owners $; Jones' for the Republican nom Make PA a 'Whipping Bof each. ter's house. Two of them were woundei Red Hill Rd., 1:30; Eighth St. at ing. ination for governor next yea in the arm by store owner Cec East End 'Ave., Belford, 2:02; Mr. Barkalow said last week Sen. Charles W. Sandman (R Police identified the woman as who made a similar trip lasi TRENTON — Minority Leader ority "will be staggering if not Mrs. Julice Poletis of Rt. 35. Hampton when he fired on them West Front St., Lincroft, 4:03; that he is prepared to offer leg- Cape May) called Mathis' bill un Thursday, said, "I am glad ti Alfred N. Beadleston (R-Shrews- defunct within a few years." constitutional. The accident occurred before after they had demanded money East End Ave., Belford, 4:43; islation, if all the principals in see Sen. Jones is making som bury) warned the Assembly yes- The Senate over the last three Concord Ave. at Center St., 6:35; the separation issue request it. "I can't get this bill througl the eyes of Mrs. Poletis' two effort to pursue a program which years repeatedly has killed iden According to Freehold polic grandchildren, who were wait- terday not to make a "whipping Broadway, Port Monmouth, 8:00; All promptly took him up on today," said Mathis. Assembly actually was started by our legis- tical bills to this. the men who were wounde ing on the other side of the road boy" out of the Port of New Center St., Belford, 8:17; Rt. 36, it and made the request. man Elmer M. Atthews (D lative commission some thre York Authority. The state Senate yesterday walked into the store on Throck Leonardo, 9:52, and Appelton Essex) said failure to pass thi for her. morton St. just before six o'clocl School Costs years ago." voted for a study of sites for Ave. at Rt. 36, Leonardo, mid- Under present law, consolida- bill would cost New Jersey $1, This is the first fatal accident He did so as the Assembly, closing time, drew a gun an< Despite efforts of both men a jet airport to serve both New night. ted school costs between both 000,000 in fees which will go t in the township this year. by a 48-2 vote, adopted a bill demanded money. they weren't enthusiastic abou' that would direct the Port Auth- York City and Philadelphia, This the borough and township are the federal government. According to police, the woman also was considered a setback for was struck by a car driven by chances for passage of the bill ority to carry out the develop- Mr. Hampton snatched a pist apportioned on the basis of tax Mathis' bill would charge a $3 New York Senate President Wai the Port Authority, since the ac from under a counter and firei ratables. fee for boats of over 10 horse- Mrs. Isabelle M. Heilig, 46, of ment of interstate rapid rail INDEX ter J. Mahoney has said h transportation in the metropoli- tion would be taken Independently two shots. The men left withou Under a regional district, costs power. 1330 Kearney Dr., North Bruns of the authority, which had plan Page wick. thinks New Yorkers ought to gei tan area. returning the fire. would be divided on a per-pupll a tax cut first. ned to erect and operate a jet- Amusements 13 She has been charged with Mr. Beadleston warned that if Ordered held for grand jurj basis. port in Morris County. action by Freehold Maglstra Births „ 2 Says Alcohol causing death by auto. Placed Jones said he felt Dumont' the Port Authority were made The separationists claim that Under the Senate's jetport bill Samuel Sagotsky were: Curt Jim Bishop 6 under $5,000 ball, she will re committee got nowhere and " to assume transit debts, the auth- dividing costs on a ratable basis Cause of Death ceive an April 7 hearing. felt it my responsibility to givi adopted by a vote of 19-0, $100,- Johnson, 33, John L. Brown, 4' Hal Boyle 8 is unfair because the borough 000 would be appropriated for both of Orchard St., Freehol Bridge 16 LONG BRANCH - The causi Police said Mrs, Poletis was It a personal try." PA RESPONSIBILITY? pays half the educational bill of death of Mrs. Mary F. Mas taken to Riverview Hospital by Dumont said the personal con the independent study of and Milton Brodie, 23, of Yellow Classified 17 while the township has the ma- NEWARK (AP) — The general soth, 56, of 3 Valentine St., Mon the Falrview First Aid Squad, tacts which his bi-partisan com availability of sites and methods brook Rd., Hnwell Township. Comics 16 jority of students. mouth Beach, Sunday has beer where she was pronounced dead. mittee has developed would mak< attorney for the Hudson & Man- of financing the operation of a Johnson 'and Brndlc were h Crossword Puzzlo 16 All three groups have gone on hattan Railroad says the Port of listed as accidental drinking o According to police, Mrs. Heilig passage of the bill a ccrtaint new international air terminal. in their loft arms by Mr. Ham Editorials 6 record favoring new legislation denatured alcohol, Dr. Julius A said the woman walked across next year, if not this year. : New York Authority has a clear Each of the anti-Port Author ton's bullets, police said. llcrblock B to resolve the issue, rather than Toron, county physician, said th' the street and into the left fender would save New Jerseyans a ability to aid rail commuter ity measures adopted by the Leg Accortllnc to police, Johnso Kitty Kelly ....' 12 the splitting of the district. morning. of her car. estimated two to three millio: islature would have to receivi told them Brown was implicati Obituaries 2 Mr, Barkalow said last week Mrs. Mnssoth, police saic Mrs. Poletis was thrown ap- dollars. "Despite its clear financial!the approval of the other hous' because it was lie who sot n fl Sylvia Porter 6 the state Department of Educa- drank about a pint of the liquli proximately 45 feot from thn ability to contribute aid, (thojot the N. J. Legislature as wel nt O'Neill Brothers warehouse o Rndio-Tclcvlsinn 13 tion has indicated It would ap- Snturdny niplit and died about point of Impact with the car. GANG WAR AVERTED authority) has shirked its statu-jns Gov. Robert U. Meyner. Th> Broad St. about SMS of the cln Social 12 prove his proposal. lory responsibilities," said L. New York Legislature and Gov four on one-half hours later in Police said an examination of SOUTH PLAINFIELD (AP)- of the attempted robbery to dl George Sokolsky 6 In other business at the ad- Robert Driver yesterday in a Nelson A. Rockefeller also woul Monmouth Medical Center. She the car's brakes and headlights Police last night arrested 25 tract attention from activities i Sports 14-15 journed session, the board voted speech to a citizens group study- have to pass corresponding leg- had lived in Monmouth Beach 17 disclosed that they were in good youth who they said were pr> tho jewelry store, which Is aboi Stock Market 2 to issue teachers' contracts for ing authorities, v islation, ywrs. working order. paring for a gang fight, two blocks away. W. S. White 6 (See MATAWAN, Pg. 3) v 2-^TUM., March 29, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER B^ep. Mack Will Road Be Abolished? Dies On OBITUARIES MRS. FRED LANGE, SR. Or Does It Really Exist Capitol House Floor FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - WASHINGTON (AP) — Rus- Mrs. Mae Lange, 67, of Strickland sell Vernon Mack (R-Wash), a Rd., died Saturday night in Fit- EATONTOWN — Is Old Deal -.ongressman since 1947, col- kin Hospital, Neptune. Rd. going to be abolished? This apsed and died in the House of Mrs. Lange was a Gold Star question, raaaid by E. S. Hayes, Poor Timing Hill Representatives yesterday. He Mother of World War II. A son a resident of that road, is now vas 68. Staff Sgt. Edwin R. Lange, was before planning board. ASSOCIATED PRESS He had been talking on the killed in action in France Sept. The board, as a result, is ask-This Man's WASHINGTON—Are radio am' Moor of the House with Rep. 12, 1944. ing a second question: Does Old Surviving are her husband, Deal Rd. really exist? TV ratings reliable? The Houst lenry Aldous Dixon (R-Utah) Downfall nd Rep. Thomas M. Pelly (R- Fred Lange. Jr., of the town- To be sure, it is used as a Legislative Oversight Subcommit RED BANK-Patrick J. Jar- tee plans to find out. Vash). "It's a nice day, isn't ship; two grandchildren; a great- thoroughfare, and has been since dene's timing was just a little off. granddaughter; a sister, Mrs. as far back as old residents of Its chairman, Rep. Oren Har ?" Dixon remarked. With the Easter season draw- ris (D-Ark) announced plans yet "Not for me," Mack replied, Elizabeth Bohn of RD 3, and a the borough can remember. Sev- ing near, Jardene, 23, a waiter eral houses are built along it. terday for a study of prograr •elly said he looked ill. brother, Herman Kuhlmann of in the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury, ratings. Three men appointed b; Staten Island. The road is not paved, and is Then Mack fell to the floor, decided he wanted a rabbit. the American Statistical Assoc' Services were held last night reported by Mr. Hayes to be in '.riking his head on a seat. Three But, he went shopping at the ation will supervise the study. at the C. H. T. Clayton & Son bad condition. He said he had wrong time. While walking on 'ouse members who are medical There have been accusation ictors rushed to his side and Funeral Home, Adelphia, with been told by a representative of Monmouth St. at 2 a. m. today, during the subcommittee's payo! the builder of Old Deal Homes irried him to a cloakroom Rev. Paul Rowoldt of the Lake- near Paradise Petland, 33 Mon- hearings, that some ratings, et wood Lutheran Church officiat- that the road will soon be abol- mouth St., with a friend, Felix 'hey were Reps. Thomas E pecially of phonograph records Torgan CD-Pa), Dale Alford (D- ing. Cremation was this morn- ished. Selan, Jardene couldn't resist the are contrived. By Ordinance urge for a rabbit, \rk) and Walter H. Judd (R ing at the Rosehill Crematory, The house has voted a $505,001 Linden. Mr. Hayes has been reassured With switness of foot—and appropriation for maintenance ol by a letter from Borough Attor- that's what he used— Jardene HANSON-VAN WINKLE-MUNNING Co. last week honored William Hopkins, 57, of Dr. George W. Calver, physi- kicked out the window. Eleven the executive mansion anr •ian to Congress, pronounced WILLIAM H. KRIEG ney Henry Saling that the road Union, a department foreman, on his 40th year of service with the firm. Here, com- grounds, including $40,000 for new — whether or not it has been bouncing bunnies took off. Jar- pany president Louis M. Hague, Rumson, presents Mr, Hopkins with a gold watch. Mack dead of a coronary occlu- LONG BRANCH — William H. dene reached in, picked up the furnishings and decorations if the sion. Krieg, 73, of 158 Atlantic Ave., dedicated and accepted by the 1961 White House occupants want only gray colored rabbit and Looking on are Robert H. Fairchild, left, of Fair Haven, manager of manufacturing, Rep. Pelly and Rep. Walt Ho- died Sunday in Monmouth Medi- borough — can not be abolished them. except by ordinance, which would stuffed it inside his coat. and Joseph A. Wachter, right, of Matawan, superintendent, electrical department. an (R-Wash) had dinner with cal Center. And who was across the street? The money was contained in a be preceeded by advertisement Mr. Wachter has been with tho company 33 years. . $13,787,000 bill financing the White Mack the night before, and said Mr. Krieg was born in Mor- and public hearing. Patrolman Raymond E..Sergeant, he looked well then. mouth Beach and was the son of Jr. He stopped Jardene and House and executive offices for "I am acquainted with no plan the fiscal year starting July 1. Mack's death leaves the House the late George and Hannah Mc- or desire to close off Old Deal Selan and made the pair get a Mirror, Mirror It was sent to the Senate by voice party makeup at 280 Democrats Gillicuddy. Rd.," the Saling letter added. box and collect the rabbits. All \Battling Behans Provide vote yesterday. 151 Republicans. There are six He was an exempt member of were accounted for. On the Wall . . . vacancies. Mack was the 11th Oliver Byron Engine Company. Mr. Saling sent a copy of Mr. Sen. Oren E. Long (D-Hawaii) "1 put my nightstick in this member of Congress to die since For many years, he was a Hayes' letter and his reply to KEYPORT - Felix Dosques, introduced a bill yesterday to give man's stomach and out came a Riot, But Not for Posterity the present session began in partner in the Craig and Ely the Planning Board. 35 East Front St., was arrested Guam and the Virgin Islands one During board discussion of the rabbit," Patrolman Sergeant said at 11:50 a. m. yesterday and January, 1959. machine shop, Long Branch. this morning before acting Mag- non-voting representative each letter, it was brought out that, LONDON (AP) —The battling charged with disorderly con- in the House of Representatives. Mack was a member of the Mr. Krieg was a member of in granting site plan approval istrate Whitney Crowell. Behans, playwrights and house' duct. Public Works Committee and Star of the Sea Catholic Church. Jardene was fined $25 and giv- They would have the title of ter- for Old Deal Homes, the road painters, took over a second Blimp Mark Police said he threw a glass ritorial deputy. took special interest in rivers Surviving are his wife, Mrs. had been treated as if it did en a 30-day suspended jail sen- London theater last night and of milk at his image in a mir- and harbors development. Dorothy Rodney Krieg, and a tence on a charge of malicious The Senate has acted to pro- not exist. produced the near-riot that every- He was born at Hillman, Mich, daughter, Mrs. Howard Badgley mischief. ror in the Sportsman's Restaur-I tect the 600,000 children who an- "It was our thought that when one expected. Is Shattered, ant, Broad St. He is being held nually gulp down furniture polish, and his family moved to Wash- of Long Branch. the development roads are built, The play was "Posterity Be in county jail. detergents or potentially poison- ington when he was a child. He Funeral arrangements are un- we can connect Old Deal Rd. Damned" by 33-year-old Dominic Not Cracked Police said he will be given a ous potions. attended Stanford University and der direction of the John W. to a new road. A part of the Conference Bchan, younger brother of rebel- psychiatric examination before the University of Washington Flock Funeral Home. old road would then become un- lious playwright Brendan. But LAKEHURST (AP) — A U.S. The chamber unaimously pass being arraigned. ed and sent to the House yester- In 1913 he took a job as a cub used," board chairman Leo Car- the critics damned the play and Navy blimp that intended to set reporter on the Aberdeen, Wash. MRS. FRANCES MC CARTEN ling said. "Thus, in effect, a part Criticizes said posterity will never see it. an endurance record by staying day a bill requiring precaution ary labeling of products for home Daily World. By 1920 he was the ELIZABETH - Mrs. Frances of the road might be abolished in Dominic followed Brendan, aloft for 80 hours is cruising off use. newspaper's business manager. McCarten, 84, of 1 DeWitt Rd., exactly the same way it became whose "The Hostage" is one ofthe Atlantic Coast today still Still Seek In 1934 he bought the Hoquiam TV, Suburbia The committee said there are died Saturday at home, a road—by usage." London's biggest hits, in setting seeking permission to land after Wash., Daily Washingtonian. Mrs. McCarten was a former WASHINGTON (AP) — The more than 300,000 common house- More Study his play in a Dublin pub. He more than 90 hours in the air. Eatontown, He is survived by his widow. Red Bank resident. American people aren't as mor-suggests that Irish patriots are The 342-foot airship was sched- hold products which contain dan The Planning Board decided gerous ingredients. It provided in She was born in Liverpool, Eng- onic as the television networks always mugs and generally uled to return to the Lakehurst land. She was a member of the the question needed further study seem to think, the editor of the crooks—sentiments which brought Naval Air Station at 6 p.m. yes-RCA Parley the bill for labeling of the more dangerous ones. Elizabeth Baptist Church. and will write to Mr. Hayes to National Parent-Teacher maga- a storm of boos and counter- terday after setting a record by that effect. EATONTOWN — Borough offi- Surviving are two daughters. zine said today. cheers from the mainly Irish completing 80 hours aloft on an cials had no luck yesterday in Births Miss Rose McCarten of Elizabeth The Hayes letter has also been audience. operational antisubmarine flight. referred to Henry Labrecque, Eva H. Grant of Chicago said trying to set up a conference with and Mrs. John L. Hart of Rah- "We dare the networks to have Brother Brendan boycotted the But a relief blimp had to turn Radio Corporation of America of- Stock Price way, and a grandson. borough engineer, to answer opening. But a powerful Behan Rlvcrvlew questions about drainage there. a national survey conducted by back when one of its two engines ficials in connection with the re The funeral will be held tomor- delegation beamed down from the failed. The record setter was or- At the samo meeting, I. Sam-a reliable research agency on port that it does not plan to build Averages Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Christ- row at 10 a. m. in the Haines what people want to see." family box, led by 68-year-old dered to remain in the air until a $2,000,000 laboratory here. Funeral Home, here, with Rev. uel Sodowick, representing Stan- father Stephen, president of the man, 18 Grove PI., Keansburg ley Development Co., presented If it were carried out properly, a new relief ship could be sent. Karl W. Wihtol, Chamber of daughter, yesterday. David Evans, pastor of the Eliz- Dublin Ilousepainters' Union. The ZPG-2 blimp and its 19 Commerce president, said at- Cut Mildly abeth Baptist Church, officiating. a site plan for 54 plots at Tur-she predicted "the results would Dominic played the evening in Mr. and Mrs. William Sefick, ner Village. surprise the networks and con- man crew spent the night on tempts to reach RCA officials NEW YORK (AP) - The stock 45 Garnsey PI., Belford, son, yes Burial will be in Evergreen Ceme- true Behan fashion. antisubmarine patrol 100 miles proved fruitless. tery. A portion of that 45-acre area use the rating bureaus," and As the audience waited for the market had another mildly terday. had been built on some years would show "that the American off the South Jersey shore. However, he said that efforts droopy session yesterday as vol- Mr. and Mrs. Warren Price, 32 curtain to go up, he was in a The old endurance mark for will continue to be made to ar- HENRY P. HENNINGSEN BRO by a previous owner, he told people's TV-IQ will be higher pub next to the Metropolitan ume continued to decline. Shorehaven Trailer Park, Hazlet, Cie board. The Stanley firm now than the moronic one usually a standard-equipped flight was range the meeting. A few specially-situated issues son, yesterday. MIDDLETOWN — Henry P. Theater drinking pints of Irish set two weeks ago by a ZPG-2 Also working on the meeting Is filing the same plans filed by attributed to them." stout. provided some interest but there Mr. and Mrs. George Walling, Henningsen, 79, of Chicago, died the former owner and approved, that remained in the air for 73 is Mayor F. Bliss Price. was,no emphatic group action. 315 Main St., Port Monmouth Saturday in Hill Top Nursing In an address prepared for the The only understandable part He said last night that he hopes for the balance of the plot. White House Conference on Chil- of his curtain speech was a roar hours, 12 minutes. Changes of many key stocks son, yesterday. Home, where he had been a pa- Specially equipped blimps have he can have some definite word were small. Losses of fractions Mr. and Mrs. John Deckert tient three years. The problem is that the newdren and Youth, Mrs. Grant said, ing cry of "Up the Republic." in the matter by the end of the Toning regulations, slated for pub- "Children's programs, with few He rounded off the evening by stayed aloft much longer. to a point outnumbered gainer; Davern's La., West Keansburg, He was born in Keystone, Iowa, The Navy said the operational week. moderately. son, yesterday. and was a retired railroad ex- lic hearing tonight, increase lot exceptions, are at worst stupid dropping into a contented sleep RCA confirmed over the week- s!je requirements in a portion and offensive; at best inane and in the midst of the first night flights are intended to show that The Dow Jones industrial aver- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Knodel press agent. blimps, can stay on antisubmarine end that it has no immediate age fell .69 to 621.78. 59 Washington Ave., Leonardo, Surviving are two daughters, of that area from 20,000 square artless — What we need are party. plans to build in Eatontown or duty for long periods of time son, this morning. Mrs. Lawrence Kimmel of Rum- f;et to 32,000 square feet. This more (good) programs and none Most critics agreed with Bren anywhere. Yesterday's closing stocks: without refueling. ACF Ind Mr. and Mrs. David Hunrahan son and Miss Adelaide Henning- would, if the zoning law passes, of those spawned by people whose dan, who stormed out of a re The firm said space can be -IS I-T-E Ckt Brk 31!, Adams Ex 58 Johns Man 52 of 24 Mountain Ave., Hazlet, son, sen of Chicago, and five grand- rule out Planning Board accep- polluted hallucinations make one hearsal last week denouncing provided in existing facilities. Air Retiuc 75'i Jones & L 66V tance of the site plan filed. think they must consciously or Dominic's opus as "rubbish." Alleg Cp Joy Mfg Sunday. children. Civil Rights A zoning suit had been blamed Allec Lutl Kaiser Al 40 Mr. and Mrs. John McQuar Mayor F. Bliss Price said he unconsciously hate children." "We came away disappointed," as the reason for RCA's change Allied Ch Kennecolt 781: The William S. Anderson Fu- believed Mr. Sodowick probably said Alan Dent of the News Allied Sir5 Koppers 4 Hi rie, 57 Main St., Matawan, son: neral Home, Red Bank, was in A similar theme was sounded of mind. Allls Chal Kresge, SS 30'i Sunday. Chronicle. "Dominic Behan is Alcoa HUT, Lehlfh CftN charge of local arrangements. would apply for a variance for Bill Faces However, this has been denied Am Airlin 11', in the prepared address of Prof. by no means a Brendan ditto." Leh Port C 28 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gasperone, the 54 Turner Village sites. Am Brk Sh 46»fc Leh Val Inrt 2< Kimball Wilds of the University by the company officials. Am Can Leh Val RR, 89 Maplewood Ave., Keansburg, The Daily Telegraph noted 4o»; 7',4 of Florida. The Reynolds Corp., a New Am Cyan so LOP Glass 61»; son, Sunday. Weather that it is more than two cen-Arguments Am M*F-dy Lib McN4L lO'.t York City real estate firm, holds Am Motors 57 ii LlKg ft My Young people have become ac- turies since two brothers last 25T4 84'' Mr. and Mrs, Harry Barbee, Partly cloudy and cooler to- WASHINGTON (AP) — With the option • on the 50-acre tract Am Smell Ltikens Stl Help For customed to violence on their had two plays running in London. Am Std 4«H Mack Trk Jr., 44 Hillside Ave., Red Bank, day with high ranging from time running out, the Senate Ju which has been proposed for Am Tel&Tel 15 Martin Co home screens, he said, adding: "It is probable that the Behan Am Toh 85% Merck son, Sunday. about 50 near the coast to the diciary Committee meets today RCA. It is on Rt. 36, near the Am Viscose 105 Metro G M Mr. and Mrs. James Osnato, 34 Oysi "We can't know how much of double will be of short duration," Amp Inc Mo Pac A mid 50s In western counties. stermen. for more argument and possibly West Long Branch boundary. 52 ' Shadyside Ave., Keansburg, the rise in violent crime is due it added. some votes on the House-passed Anaconda Monter oil. Cloudy tonight with chance of The option, it has been re- »Armco Etl '(in' Mont Ward daughter, Sunday. to the steady diet of murder and civil rights bill. Armour Jt Co ; Nat Blue some rain or drizzle. Low in Prop<>osed ported, expires April 15. Artnst Ck Mr. and Mrs. William Smith, mayhem fed our children and The Senate, in sending the bill AsM Oil 41'i I Nat Dairy the low 40s. Partly cloudy and youth on television, but we have Alchlson 21 | Nat Di.-tlll H0" 7 Daniel Dr., Middletown, dauglv warm Wednesday with chance TRENTON (AP) — A bill that Nudges Nixon briefly to the group last Thurs- 21»i I Nat Gyps 57' ter, Saturday. seen with our own eyes that All Refin "<• I Nat Steel 73' of showers in afternoon or would define the boundaries of day, gave it until midnight to- Avco Corp 14 I NY Central 2.1* Mr. and Mrs. Edward Muillam oyster beds in Delaware Bay andyouth are not horrified by it, night to complete its considera- Powell Trial Hancock & W 35 I Nia M Pw 3(T evening. High in the 60s. that they consider such behavior Into World Bald Lima 15 I No Am Av «, 32 ey, 213 Arlington Ave., Union thus help the state's stricken tion of the politically explosive Rait £ Oh 35 I Nor Pac 44 Beach, daughter, Saturday. Block Island to Cape May: normal and commonplace." legislation. Renillx Av 6R I Nwrt Alrlln 21 'j East to northeast winds 10-20 shellfish industry is headed for To Continue Beth Steel 46 I Ohio Oil 33 the Senate. Wilds said another phenomenon Spotlight The Senate, which has had a BoelnRR Air 24 Mi Oliver Cp lgi Monmouth Medical Center knots today. Mostly east to NEW YORK (AP) - A Federal Rorden 45 «i Outb Mar 34' southeast winds 15-25 knots to- The" New Jersey Assembly of American life—suburbia—also short respite on other business Court jury returns today in the BorR Warn 40«; Owens III Ol 97Ti Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Niclv is having a powerful effect on GETTYSBURG, Pa. (AP) - after six weeks of civil rights Buckeye PI 31 Pan A W Air 18 night and probably Wednesday. passed the bill yesterday 55-0. income tax trial of Rep. Adam Bucy Brie 18- Param Pict 44'; ols, 22 Peachblossom La., Mid' The measure, sponsored by As- today's young people. Vice President Richard M.-Nixon debate, is expected to go back Burtd Co 21' Pennty, JC 116 dletown, daughter, this morning, Considerable cloudiness. Show- was nudged into the world spot' Clayton Powell, tfr., (D-NY). Bulova 16' Pa P»-4U 26 semblyman Robert Halpin (D- More than 25 per cent of all to that subject tomorrow with Burl Ind ]<) Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Lee, Trail ers likely by Wednesday after- light today by President Eisen The trial recessed yesterday Pa nR 13'i Cumberland), now goes to the the people in the United States the House bill as the vehicle. Case. Jr 13S Phil El 4S»i er 32, Fort Hancock, daughter noon. Visibility 4-8 miles. howcr, who wants Nixon to sue while Judge Frederick vanPelt Cater Trac 31 Phlll Pet 43'i Senate. Similar proposals have The key question to be decided Celanpse I Pit Steel 17' yesterday. live in the suburbs. >>" said, and Bryan and opposing attorneys 28* DEATH NOTICE died there in the last four years. ceed him in the White House. dies & Oh B4» Put) Sv E*G 37' the number Is growing. today was whether the commit conferred in chambers on future Chrysler 53' Publlck Ind 10' Mr, and Mrs. Robert Searby At the same time, an aide made Cities Rvc 1 McCarten-At Elizabeth, N. J.. March Halpin said his proposal would tee would vote some,' changes in 41K Pullman 71- 79 Parker Ave., Freehold, daugh- 26. 10(10. Frances, wife of the Intc He described suburban life as it clear that r.isenhowcr has no exhibits. The jury was excused. Cole Pnlm 37 Pure Oil 32' the House measure or let it re- Coluni fins ter, yesterday. John ol 1 DeWitt Rd., mother ot R»s« keep oyster centers like Port an antiseptic, sccreqatcd affair thought of focusing similar at- Powell, Negro congressman 1H rtCA 70' McCarten and Mr*. John L. Hart. turn to the floor untouched. IS neaillnB Co 14' Ilelntlves nnd trlenrti ot the family Norris and Bivalve from becom- where "children find themselves. tention on Nixon's Democratic from Harlem, is charged with rtepnb stl 62» Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hunter & are Invited to attend service* on ing "ghost towns." An oyster par Cont Can Heyn Met fil New Brunswick Ave., Matawan Wednesday, March 30 at 10 a. ra. at in a society in which it seems opponents for the presidency, cheating the government of $3,- ront Ci'i Hey Toh 61' 1 son, yesterday. the Hfllnes Funeral Home, 628 Newark asite has killed most of the com-all people are much like them! With presidential aspirants of 063 in income taxes. The indict- Corn !',i P.oh Fulton SI' Ave., Ellzahcth. Interment Evergreen mercial bed oysters and cut deep- — thev do not learn to live both parlies daily seeking favor- Demo Rebuts ment alleges the congressman, Crown Zell St Jos Lend 2!)' Cemetery, Newark. Visiting hour! 2 Crtic Etl St Tie* Pap 43", to 5. 7 to 10 p. m. ly into the 10-million-dollar shel- with diversity." I able headlines, "Eisenhower ar- who also is a minister, filed a Sears Hoeb 50 GOOD FISCAL NEWS fish industry. Pel A Hud 25"i Shell Oll 37' Because income earners go to ranged for Nixon to join him false return in 1951 for his wife, Sinclair 43' ALBANY, N. Y. (AP) - New CARD OF THANKS Nixon Charge pianist Hazel Scott, and also noup: Alrc 3.T Smith. AO 43 another section of the commun- and Britain's Prime Minister Pow Ohem Soconv 37' York state will end its fiscal year We extend our warmest appreciation ANOTHER LEAVES FIDEL WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- On Pont : to the. many friends and relatives Harold Macmillan at their Camp evaded taxes in a joint return Sou PRC 20 Thursday with income one to twofor their kindnesses In our bereave- ity to earn their living, Wilds dent Eisenhower was accused by nun U 23' Sou r.y 4R MEXICO CITY (AP) - Anoth- the following year. Ba« Kod : ment. We are especially grateful to said, "the child Rains an un David talks on a nuclear test 105» Sperrv Hrt 22 million dollars greater than ex- Rev. R. S. Judge, tho neighbors of er military attache at the Cuban ban and ot cr Sen. Mike Mansfield (D-Mont) to- End John Std Brand 40 realistic picture of the role of " global problems, Krle Rrt in Std Oll Cal 43 penses instead of an anticipated Center St., the mayor and council embassy here reportedly is seek- day of passing the election year Firestone ind members of the police and flr« work — Work is something done! At a news conference last night, BOUNDARIES 36' Sir! Oll N J 44'; deficit, Gov. Nelson A. Rockefel- departments ot Sea Bright. buck to the Democratic Congress Pord Mnt 7I" Stud Pack 13' ing political asylum in the United white Gen Accrpt ler says. by less fortunate people or as-j House Press Secretary oll farm legislation TRENTON (AP) — The state 17' Texaco 7fi' The Clarence Stevens Family States. The newspaper Ultimas Jamcs c Assembly feels the time may beGen Cjjtar Tex G Prod 29 Noticias reported Capt. Manuel signed for disciplinary reasons."i - Hagprty was asked! MansfielMansfieldd , ththe assistanass! t Senate nen Tivnam TeTtron ?r ripe for redrawing the 30-year-, G E . Tldeu-at Oll 22' Villanfana Martinez defected yes- about Nixons role m sitting down | Democratic lender, tossed back innu Trnnsamer . "*:: 13,000 TROOPS KILLED with Eisenhower and Macmillan at vice President Richard M. old boundaries of New Jersey's joe" Motors 46 Vn Cnrhide 134'; LOCAL SECURITIES terday, charging Prime Minister 1 ll at the top level discussionsdiscussions. j Nixon the latter's declaration that 14 congressional districts. in°Tei!t. F-i l'n Pac 2S\ Fidel Castro "betraye••-d- th--e Cu--- . .PARI „.S (AP,, ) — Defense min- "Ti vice president's role I'nit Aire 3i>''- The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- ster Pi0 ic "it is time for the Democratic The Assembly yesterday voted j rn AM T'lltrd Cp 7'; ban revolution's ideals and cast ' ™e Messner reports that;vc,v V sM111imni|Cp •• Hlc.rtv lOdrlcll 1"S Line- 27'. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- himselt... ,f< int.•_.o- .uth-e uhand- ., s o_f, .Mos. -13.00n nnn0L c™,,,i_ ,. . •, • I.MI.JIi vui -v MinniuP ', nauurtnageny replied. leadership in Congress to fish or 34-18 to set up a nine-member floodvpur 37 1'S Plyu-d 4fiS tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities > French troops were killed .. ' , commission to study whether the Ot AAP VS Hub 54*| cow." The naval attache, Capt. in the He is vicc prcsident of ncsc cut bait" on a farm program. nt Nn ny jcv I'S Smelt 33 could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated i first five years of the Al- United Stains nnri tlio Pmsirfpnt "If they fail to act, or act ir- boundaries should be shifted on Greyhound I'S Sleel S2» by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Jaime Varela Canosa, and two gerian rebellion.. Presidenidentt has a!ways )rDm lhe time ,,e Rllll Oil 31'i I Van Al Stl 36' of his aides defected last week, Charles de Gaulle said previousprevious- , , , responsibly durinduring thithis sessiosession of the basis of this year's census. Hammer Pap 2f(Hi Walworth 11' BANKS ly that 145,000 nationalist rebels was inaugurated, kept the v,cc; congress, they will have made it The existing boundaries were de- Here Pdr «l Warn B Pic 42' Div. Bid Asked 111 Cent 40 W Penn El .10' Asbury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.25 32'/$ ROYAL SNAFU were killed during the period, president completely informed of Lcar tncy efer a farm jssue fined after the 1D30 census. Int Bui Itch 436 West Un Tel 52' negotiations where possible, and , | t ," Int Hnrv 15'i I Wests El Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove 2.50 38 41 LONDON (AP) - Prince Phil- from Oct. 31, 1954, official stnrt- 0 a farm so u ion Nixon to]d a Int Sick 1(11 | White Mot () hisMnchided him in these negoti- __ , n! P.iper Allenhurst Nat'l .50 45 ing date for the revolt, until Nov. G0P rally in Ljncoln Nebr ast SUPPORT FOR CASTRO 111 | Wrnlworth 65'* Atlantic Highland Nat'l ••' 7.00 100 , Ip, the Duchess of Kent and ations" '""". nightih . Int TelftTel 3!>'i I Yngst Sh * T U2»i cess Alexandra were late last 1, 1959. MOSCOW (AP) - Pravda to- Belmar-Wall Nat'l 2,00 55 Mansfield said it is Eisenhow- day said the Communist world is Central Jersey Bank .50 (x) 14'/ night for the annual royal com- $5 MILLION SUIT er and Secretary of Agriculture 2 16 mand film performance. The new J DIE IN FIRE r and Secretary of Agriculture standing fast behind an oppress- Farmers & Merchants 1.00 48 7U, vriD,...... _, NEWARK (AP) - A woman i EzrE a TafTft BensoB n whh o he con-ed Cuba and the nonwhites of j Market First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 5.00 160 elevator at Buckingham Palace .w YUKK Al) - Throe I who claims she was crippled by I tended have failed to come up blew a fuse between the first and South Africa. i NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) — First Nat'l, Freehold (xx) WA 14 personons died and two wen- in- n policeman's bullet issuing the with specific proposals tn com- Keansburg-Middletown 12.00 375 second floors delaying the royal An article In the Communist .wholesale egg offerings incrcas- jured today in a fire in a Man-city of Newark for five million bat the drop in farm income. Long Branch Trust 18.00 525 party for 10 minutes. Mechanics hattan tenement house. Two oth dollars. Miss Rita Linfanti, 29, of pnrty organ attacked what it led. Demand spotty yesterday Merchants Trust • ,70 21 23 finally cranked the car back up er persons were reported miss 3-12 Orange St., filed suit yester- BOARD TO~MEET called a bill before Congress "re-| New York spot quotations fol Matawan Bank 30 9 to the second floor by hand. ing. The fire swept the fifth floor day in Essex County Court, RED BANK — The Board of ducing the import quota for Cu-li0W: Monmouth County Nat'l • ,10 W. of a six-story building at 734 East charging the city with negligent- Education will hold a special ban sugar and granting the Unit Includes Midwestern Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 3,00 80 BANGS STILL THERE Ninth St. The Injured were taken ly training former Patrolman meeting tonight at 8 o'clock to ed States President the right to Mixed Colors — Extras (48-50 New Jersey Trust 1,00 45 WASHINGTON (AP) - Mrs. to Bellevue Hospital. The fire Anthony R. Cifelli, 27, in the select a heating consultant for cut this quota." lbs.) 36-38'/$; extras medium 35- Sea Bright Nat'l .75 45 36; standards large 34-35; checks INDUSTRIAL Mamie Eisenhower has changed broke out about 5:30 a, m, use of firearms. the conversion of the River Street •'Electronics Assistance Corp. ... 10 her hairdo but not enough to up- School to oil heat. The Board SCHOOL BUS TURNS OVER 31-32. 11 Electronics Associates • (xxx) 28 29'/2 set one of Washington's most fa- TAKES OATH TODAY LICENSE SUSPENDED will meet in the teachers dining DOROTHY (AP) - A school Whites — Extras (48-50 lbs.) Hanson VW-M ,.. 5JJ mous sights. Her bangs are still blls turnC(l ovcr on its side l TRENTON (AP» - Charles W. room"ofthe"IIVKII school'addi'tiorT! extras medium 37 /r38'/j. Harvard Industries 31/, there. MATAWAN - The Alcoholic this Atlantic County community! Browns — Extras (48-50* lbs.) I this Atlantic County communi Haydu Industries ... m 2% Engelharcl, wealthy Far Hills in- Beverage Control yesterday sus- MOTORIST PAYS FINE [yesterday, injuring six children.|4M3. \ Laird & Co. ... 17/, dustrialist, will be sworn in to- pended, ..th. o,,.,. license ,o f Al's Un•r RU.MSON —.hide Durstewitz, They were taken to Shore Mc-i Includes Nearby I Monmouth Park ,45 8"', CROSS BURNING day as a member of the Port of NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) - Po- -urn urill, Higli_M.,J(ir .0 days; 12 Avenue of Two Rivers, paid morin! Hospital, Somers Point,I Whiles - Top quali'ty (48-50! N. .1. Nat. Gas 2o(" 2Hj New York Authority. ICngelhard a charge of selling to and Ian SS fine to the Violations Hur- for X-rny.- U. S. Homes and Development Corp. 41/J lice found a burning cross last will take the oath from his close lbs.) 41-16; medium's 40-42; serving a minor Fob. 24. Tin; lav tun last night for passing a stop The hospital said today two ofsmalls 31-32, Harvard Industries 31,, night In a cemetery adjacent to friend, Guv. Robert B. Meyner. (x) including .10 extra; (xx) 6.7 percent stock div. 1958; em pleaded no defense. The n. George Reidy, 42 Avenue of the cliilclrai were admitted over- Browns — Top quality (48-50 an area where there is a large He was confirmed by the state iuspension starts April 5 and •Plus stock dividend, (xxx) 2 percent stock div, 1958; Negro population, Two Rivers, paid a $7 fine for nifiht, but Hint none of the in- lbs.) 43-45; mediums 40-42; Senate yesterday, ermlnalcs April 25. fai'ing to get a dog license, "'Includes extra dividend. I juries was scrijius. .smalls 35-36. tElectronics Assistance Corp. reflects 2 for 1 split, Cancer Bibve Organization RED BANK REGISTER Tues., March 29, l%0-3 ', Complete; Name Chairmen

ALLENHURST — W. Daniel Villiams, president of the Mon- Sidelights louth County Chapter, Ameri- (Continued) :an Cancer Society, announced oday completion of the volunteer his say. In the true spirit ot lrganization to carry on the an a Chamber of Commerce execu mal crusade which starts Friday live, he called his borough o md continues through April. 4,500 residents "The Queen Bor Vincent T. Hirsch, Spring Lake, ough of the Bayshore." He alst s county chairman for the $63, pointed out to Rep. Auchinclos: 100 drive for the second straight that "The Queen Borough — if vear. James F. Henneberry, Jr., now in the Democratic party." Long Branch, is vice chairman. To which Rep. Auchincloss re; Thomas Procter, Jr., heads the plied, "Not for long." special gifts committee. The Mon mouth County Association of Life No one, during the session, Underwriters has again adopted mentioned the cartographer's the Cancer Crusade as its project goof in the spelling of the most of the year and has named Carl frequently used word in the hear- Keener, Wanamassa, as its gen ing. On both the large wall map eral chairman and Mrs. Magda of the area and the handbill- lena Preebe, Fair Haven, to di SRO SIGN'S UP —Yesterday's hearing by the Army Corps of Engineers regarding sized copies djstributed to those rect its campaign among indus- proposed inleK near Spermaceti Cove,'. Sandy Hook, drew more than 200 specta- at the hearing, Spermaceti was try. tors, some stand in rear of Molly Pitcher Hotel ballroom. misspelled —with two T's. John Mullin, Interlaken, and SPRING HAS SPRUNG — Sea Bright residents start their spring baby, parade after John C. Conover, Ocean Town- the results of an inlet on the And speaking of politics, guess ship, will co-ordinate a specia many "snow delays." Enjoying balmy weather are, left to right, Kerry Smith, Mrs. v Inlet riverfront property along the vhat the "T" stands for in the appeal through the banks. Peter Deutch, Donna Schuff, Ma'rk Schuff, Mrs. Alexander Saharic and Miss Claud- Shrewsbury River. Says Photo ntitials of Col. T. H. Setliffe. Chairmen for Asbury Park are ette Minaldi holding Karol Deutch. Standing, left, is Mrs. Kenneth Smith. Michael (Continued) I Edward J. Davies, 49 Goose- it's "Truman." But the colonel William Green and Jerome T. Saharic, in carriage, samples a cookie while Gregory Oaks, rear, peaks at camera. York City, then to the Board of neck Point Rd., Oceanport, who On Iwo Jima lisclaimed any political affilia- vlorici: Atlantic Township, Mrs. Engineers for Rivers and Har- said he represented a number tions. Al he did was conduct Lillian Poling; Avon, Mrs. Roy bors for review; then to the of waterfront property owners in the hearing for the Corps of Brundage; Belmar, Mrs.' John chief of engineers in Washing- Oceanport, said tidal waters Not a Phony xmy Engineers. Lynch and Mrs. Charles Wolff; rom an inlet at Low Moor would Fair Haven Says Rutgers Dean Called State ton; then, if approved, to the WASHINGTON (AP) — A man Brielle, Mrs. Dorothy Dunlap; 'inundate" properties along the Neils Jacobsen, a councilman Bradley Beach, Mrs. Leon Asch; (Continued) secretary of the Army, and fin- river. who was on Mt. Suribachi on Iwo ally, on to Congress for an ap- Jima the day it was captured in rom Sea Bright, gave an indica- Deal, Theodore H. Beringer: ibout a public referendum on heap,Lawmakers'Without Brains' propriation. Backers of the Spermaceti 1945 says the famous Joe Ro- ion he might be running for re- Farmingdale, Mrs. S. A. Grove :he building plan. Cove area for an inlet said He said, after last night's meet- Col. Setliffe said after the hear- senthal photograph of the flag- election. "I've been a council- Freehold, Mrs. J. G. Coakley and TRENTON (AP) — A Rutgers rect and partially Incorrect — great traffic problems would raising "definitely was not a man for 30 years," he said, "and Frank Woolley; Highlands, Mrs. ing, that 30 persons have already dean has been quoted as saying and I'll let the matter stand ing that the Corps has sufficient arise if Low Moor were the site signed the petition. funds in its present budget to phony." that's not long." Mr. Jacobsen, J. P. Adair; Howell Township New Jersey is "a cheap state." ere." of the inlet. Needs ISO Signatures start a survey of the Sandy JAosenthal and others have re- who lives about a half-mile from Mrs. Charles Stromwasser; Inter- A senator was irate. Cowgill objected to another re- Recreation Area Mr. Kosene estimated that 180 Hook Peninsula, and expects to peatedly denied that the Iwo Ji- the Low Moor section, said an laken, Mrs. B. J. Coughlin and Sen. Joseph W. Cowgill (D-Cam- mark of the dean's which he in- Mr. Dinkelspiel pointed out signatures — representing 10 per get an additional appropriation ma picture was somehow faked inlet there would wash out the Mrs. O. K. Parry, Jr. den) stopped the Senate's rou- erpreted to hint that lawmakers hat Sandy Hook might someday cent of the assessed valuation in its next budget. or posed, but the story keeps surrounding areas. "I'd like to Keansburg, Mrs. Harry Hill tine business yesterday to object had no brains. That's hardly \a be used for a county recreation in the municipality — will have cropping up. live there the rest of the years Keyport, Miss Elaine Cherry and ;o a Camden speech last week way to win friends and influence No Plan Now area, causing the same traffic Mrs. A. J. Hulsart; Long Branch, :o be obtained. The newest denial came yes- :hat I have to live, thank you." iy C. Willard Heckel, associate legislators, Cowgill said. :!'; Any recommendation concern- hazards. Henry Shaheen and Louis R. Ai He said he is certain that he terday from Louis Lowery, a Ma- dean of the Rutgers Law School. Sen. William E. Ozzard (R- ing the inlet idea will come only Dr. Robert S. McTague, mayor kins, co-chairmen; Mrs. L. R, and a special committee he has rine staff sergeant on Iwo Jima Walter A. Morton, 77 River- Heckel reportedly objected to Somerset) told a newsman later after a long study, Col. Setliffe of Atlantic Highlands, said he at the time and now photographic lawn Dr., Fair Haven, appeared O'Donnell, house-to-house can- appointed will be able to collect that the dean had a point about said. "We do not now have a did not feel there would be any vass; Bernard Silkworth, schools that number, and many more. the Legislature's current prac- : director for the Marines' Leather- for members of the Fou'th Creek tice of setting up study com- appropriations for study commls- plan," he told the audience. looding of his borough if the neck magazine. Association in the borough. "I've and Mrs. Herman Carter, tag The candidate said under state ions, but he didn't phrase it the nlet was cut through at Sperma- missions without operating funds Mrs. Wilson urged the inlet be He spoke out after the question ever been able to find out what day. statutes, once the signatures are best way. Experts should be paid, constructed at Low Moor as an ceti Cove. obtained within 10 days after and asking state employees to was raised again in a Sunday the first, second and third are," Manalapan Township, Mrs help out without pay. he said. aid to the future of Long Branch. Cornelius J. Guiney, Jr., television play in the lines of an he said. Edith Holmes; Manasquan, Mrs. he ordinance's passage and fi- The Assembly refused to grant mayor of Highlands, said he She said the proposed inlet at actor portraying the late Ira Hay- Ann Miller; Marlboro Township, nal publication, it becomes in Heckel was quoted as saying, funds to Republican-sponsored Spermaceti Cove would cause would rely on the Army engi- es, one of the Marines shown in Mrs. John Collins; Matawan Bor- operative until a public vote is This is typical of the cheap neers to determine whether such One speaker — whose interest probes of the garbage industry "a rat race" of boats heading Rosenthal's picture. The play had was more with swimming than ough, Dr. Aram Captanian, Mrs. held. state of New Jersey that leeches and bingo-raffles commission last in and out of the area. an inlet would cause flooding of Martin Bell, and Mrs. Irma Last night's meeting was one on professional competence and the low areas. Hayes saying: boating as far as the inlet was year. She said there were areas of "They'd taken about 10,000 pic concerned — challenged anyone Knapp; Matawan Township, Mrs. of the stormiest held here in a begs for free services." Oceanport Councilman Clem- The Senate Republican major- stagnant water at the southern turcs that day everybody in the Molly Pitcher Hotel ball Vincent Du Beau; Middletown long time. Cowgill said the dean gets part ent V. Sommers said his bor- 'Out of Order' ity yesterday retaliated by vot- reaches of the Shrewsbury River, knew it was a phony. Everybody room to a swimming race. He Township, Mrs. Robert Patton, of his salary from a legislative ing to cut a $10,000 appropria- ough was on record as "com- It was often punctuated by and that the Low Moor inlet on the island was laughing about admitted, "I'll probably lose." Mrs. Doris Irwin, and Mrs. Her- appropriation and "his speech tion from an Assembly bill to pletely in favor" of an inlet sur- shouts of "out of order" from would open the areas to fresh that phony flag-raising picture." bert Sollanek; Millstone Town comes in very bad taste." investigate Port of New York vey by Army Corps of Engin- both governing body members moving water. After the TV show, the Associ The man who kept the most ship, Mrs. Bessie Perlman; Nep If Heckel is not satisfied with Authority financing. "I don't want Low Moor if ers. tune Township, Burce Hunt; and persons in the audience. ated Press issued a statement active during the three-hour hear- New Jersey, the senator said, Ozzard also declared he won't Sea Bright's Stand saying there was not the slight- Ocean Grove, Mrs. Charles R Interestingly, the Mayor and It's going to hurt anyone. I do ing was the official recorder. He "he might look elsewhere and go go along with a new bill by Thomas Farrell, mayor of Sea est foundation in fact for any sug- Bossert; Oceanport, Mrs. Wallac Council had urged residents to want Wow Moor if it's going to kept busy most of the time on — we can do without many more Sen. Anthony J". GrossI (D-Pas- Bright, said the borough has gestion the picture was a phony. C. Colmorgan; Ocean Township attend the meeting in order to bring us fresh water," she said. the stenotype, but also had to Dean Heckels." saic), appropriating $25,000 to ex- been "on record in favor ever Mrs. Sidney Leichter. get a sampling of public opinion Alternate Plan Lowery took a picture of the make sure the tape recorder was pand a relief inquiry into a full- since this inlet was proposed." first flag raising on the moun- on the ordinance. Asked if the statements attri- If the Low Moor inlet is un- picking up the testimony. When Raritan Township, Gerard T, buted to him were accurate. Dean scale investigation of the state The favored location is at tain, three or four hours before Remsen; Red Bank, Mrs. John In light of the fact that the acceptable, Mrs. Wilson suggest- Spermaceti Cove, he said. speakers would wander away Heckel told a newsman by tele- Child Welfare and foster home ed an inlet somewhere near Man- Rosenthal snapped his widely A. Pctillo, Mrs. T. A. Flaherty measure received practically no The Long Branch Chamber of from the microphone to point support, the governing body was phone they were "partially cor- program. hasset Creek, which is south of used shot of a group of Marines out something on the map, the and Mrs. Ole O. Opsal; Sei Monmouth Beach. Commerce urged further study putting up a second and larger Bright, Mrs. Robert F. Norton asked to vote it down. of the Low Moor site for the in recorder would cut in on the But Mayor Russell H. Minton plained, has been that construc- State support for the inlet near flag.' Sea Girt, Mrs. Edward T. DoyI No Detour Needed let. Daniel A. Ardolino, chair- tape and relay the speaker's noted that it was "customary" tion bids for the building have Spermaceti Cove came from Sal- Lowery said Rosenthal's shot and Mrs. John Fitzpatrick man of the Riverfront Commit- words. for perons opposing controversial twice come in too high, causing To Visit DeTour vatoro A. Bontempo, commiS' "was certainly not a posed pic- Shrewsbury Township, Mrs. D, tee, said the inlet should be lo- proposals to attend meetings, council to have to set aside ad- sioner of the Department of Con- ture." vid Lichter; South Belmar, Mr: cated where it is "most feasible while those in favor of it usual! ditional funds for the project. LANSING, Mich. (AP) — servation and Econmic Develop "It was merely a physical thing Morris Favors Taking Elizabeth Rowe; Spring Lak and will hurt the least number stayed away. Councilman James L, David It wasn't that tourists didn't men:. of taking down a smaller falg Mrs. E. A. Wiesemann; Sprin; of people." Castro Mailer to UN This brought charges from res- son said a borough hall would want to visit a certain village In a statement read by H. W. which was hard to see over tne Lake Heights, Mrs. Albe A total of 32 residents and whole island, and replacing i MILLBURN, N. J. (AP) -Rob- idents that council had decided bring all borough business under in Michigan's Upper Penin- Boyd, principal engineer for the Young; Union Beach, Mrs, Marj municipalities stated their views with a much larger flag. They ert Morris, Point Pleasant, can- — before the meeting — wha one roof. sula. They Just didn't know it department, Mr. Bontempo said, Casey; Wall Township, Leroj was there. J} before the hearing committee. did it only once—consequently, i didate for the Republican U. S. Querns, and West Long Branch action it was going to take. As it is now, he added, many "On the advisability of pro- In addition to the municipalities, wasn't rehearsed." Senate nomination, wants the Denied by Magee borough officials conduct business So residents solved the prob- viding an entrance channel Mrs. J. C. Heuss. many were representatives of United States to take the issue This was denied by Council in their homes and important lem of visitors unknowingly across the neck .of Sandy Hook Chambers of Commerce, com- of its relations with Cuba to the records are in garages and not going through their community Peninsula together with protec man Eugene M. Magee, who mercial and pleasure boat own- United Nations. Girl Scouts Make said "no caucus vote was taken safely kept. by voting to change its name tive jetties I belive that a ers and marina operators. Nixon Morris told the Millburn Wom- James Stomber, another critic from Detour to Detour Village. study of the matter is most nec- on the ordinance." Letters also were received en's Independent Republican Club Old Mill Tour Many residents termed the cost of the project, also said the cost The complaint, said the State essary and should be undertaken from residents and organizations ast night that this would arouse would go beyond $90,000. Immediately. Outlines SHREWSBURY — Girl Scouts of the building, scheduled to go Highway Department, was that supporting or opposing the inlet world opinion against the regime He said furnishings alone would highway signs read like this: "My Division of Fish and from Troop 253 made a fiel up at Fair Haven and River Rds. proposals. of Premier Fidel Castro. trip Monday afternoon to the 01 "excessive." cost $20,000 while books and ad- "Detour-44 miles." Game and Shell Fishery advise Campaign "Castro has allowed a Com- ditional cosls will run to $22,500. me that the lower section of Mill Gallery, Tinton Falls. Afte Others said it was more than LINCOLN, Nebr. (AP) - Vice munist country to be built up" in the girls toured the building an they could financially bear with Mr. Stomber said the building Raritan Bay is considered to be President Richard M. Nixon pro- Cuba, Morris said. The United should be constructed "within the Mr. Kosene argued that the the cleanest part of the bay and viewed its art objects, Geza J taxes "continually on the in- Keyport mises "a fighting, hard-hitting States should use economic pres- DeVegh demonstrated the tech rease." limits of our pocketbook." " letter "should not be tabled a cut through the Sandy Hook campaign" should he win trje sures to persuade Cuba to aban- 'Face the Problems' lightly, but should be looked Peninsula would very likely (Continued) niques used in making ceramic Still others said they favored Civil Service police exam is con- Republican presidential nomina- don its anti-U. S. attitude, he Attending were Linda Bayer, building a library, but questioned Stanley Meltzoff, speaking for into." cause the current to change, added. ducted, in April, before filling the tion. Linda Carnie, Carol Christensen, the need for municipal and po- the plan, said council should • Wants Report bringing in more polluted water adopt the ordinance and "give "With Republican party Judy Clark, Linda Czerwinsk lice department offices. William Hitchcock said a re- from the main bay. They be- vacancy. the people of Fair Haven an CS Hassle strength in the Congress at its Wohfeil, Frost Linda Daggett, Nancy Evans Mayor Minton, making his port should have been submitted . lieve this would have an effect opportunity to face up to some Mr. Baker, named recently to lowest level since 1936, anyone Donna G r o v e r, Doris Ivins strongest plea since he took of- on the advantages and disadvan- on the shell fishery in the area of their real problems." the police post after a hassle who does not recognize that we Win Spelling Bee Pamela Koenig, Mary Anne Me fice, said the borough hall and tages of the Buck property. before it would seriously effect are in for the fight of our lives He said he meant, for exam- the fin fishery. over Civil Service eligibility, told EATONTOWN—Two boys took Guinness, Jackie Morris, Diam library are "badly needed in "It was probably discussed in borough officials that he decided must be smoking opium," he told top honors at the spelling bee Oddo, Donna Patterson, Sandr; Fair Haven." ple, the questions of sewerage Fishing Areas and curbing. caucus," he said, "and it was he liked his job in private indus- some 8,000 persons at a party held last night in Memorial Reeves, Mary Rubens, Nanc "I am saying what I think and quickly disposed of here." "I believe we should include rally last night. Mr. Meltzoff said there was try better than police work. School, sponsored by the Amer- White and Laura Zeisel. it comes right from my heart," The proposed building Is de- In any plans for a cut through Laying out a campaign blue nothing extravagant about the An ordinance was introduced ican Legion post. The girls were accompanied b> Mr. Minton said. "We have of- signed to house the library, po- here the development of fishing print in a hard-hitting 38-minute proposed building — the "library appropriating $46,500 for the Thirty seventh and eighth grade their leader, Mrs. George Koe ten been accused of sitting back lice headquarters, borough clerk's areas for jetty and bank fishing." address interrupted 18 times by is minimal and the borough of- Broad St. drainage project. Pub- students participated. - nig, assistant leaders Mrs. Ed and doing nothing. We have been office, and facilities for the tax Mr. Bontempo also included applause, Nixon pledged to car- fices are small." lic hearing will be April 11. The First place went to Carl Woh- ward Patterson and Mrs. Lyle accused of not facing up to prob- collector, assessor, and inspec- a list of state dredging and ry the GOP bid "into every state He said in five or 10 years county will re-imburse the bor- feil, 12, of 14 Russell Ave., Fort Daggett, and Mrs. W. P. Czer- lems. Well, here is a problem tors. The basement would be used waterway projects in the Mon city and town that limitations the building would be "inad.e- ough for its share of the project Monmouth. winski, Mrs. Joseph Bayer, Mrs. and here is our answer to it for permanent headquarters for mouth County area since 1950. of time, space and physical en quate," but added it was impor- —$30,000. Council will issue short Geoffrey Frost, 13, ,of South Hayden Evans, and Mrs. Phili[ And it comes after spending the civil defense organization and The operations cost $538,166 with durance will permit." tant to get it built. term notes in this amount, St., placed second. Morris. many nights and many days' in for storage space. the county and municipalities He offered other campaign sug Philip C. Carling said he had Mr. Walling announced that trying to solve it." Bids received in December are contributing $112,C Pitometer Associates, Inc., New gestions: Mr. Minton said as a me "no opinion" in the matter and Mr. Irwin said he was sure Criticize the Democratic record was leaving it up to the Mayor still being held, and presumably, York, engineers, will start next ber of a municipal body "you contract awards will be ma'de to the county would contribute fi week seeking leaks in the water and defend the Republican record have 'to look ahead and it is and Council. nancial aid toward construction but do not resort to making, or 'Still a Small Number' the low bidders. system. often hard to get people to look The ordinance authorizes spend- of an inlet near Spermaceti Cove. The borough Jost 185 million answering, personal attacks. ahead with you." "Even though this is one of He cited increased boating "That has been my policy in the largest crowds that I have ing $80,000 from capital Improve- gallons of water last year be- He said now was the time to ment funds already budgeted arid and fishing activities in the area cause of underground leaks, Mr, the past. It will continue to be put up the building. ever seen at a council meet as reasons for building the inlet. in the future." ing, it is still a small number raising the additional $10,000 by a Walling reported recently. The Problem Remains bond issue or notes. Combat Erosion firm, specialists in the field, has Don't make the mistake "o The mayor said for council to of the people in Fair Haven who The inlet, along with the jet been hired to find the leaks. starting our campaign too early vote down the ordinance "wil pay taxes," he added, ties at the site, would be the As a result of a Fire Depart- and have nothing left for the not solve this problem. You wil Mr. Carling said all the gath- "first constructive step toward ment inspection, the building in- stretch." still be faced with it." ering at the meeting can do is combatting the beach erosion spector was instructed to inspect Nixon made it clear he wil Donald C o 1 y e r, independen "render highly subjective opin- Matawan problem," Mr. Invin said. the roof of Hopla Trucking Co., not run on the Eisenhower re candidate for mayor, predicted ions, but it still remains for (Continued) Paul F. Switz, Blossom Cove Walling Tcr., and the police de- cord alone but on the basis o that the cost of the building wil council to make the decision." the 1960-1961 school year In ac- Rd., Middletown, called the in partment to inspect parking fa an expanded program of his own go over $100,000. Martin Becker said he favored cordance with the salary guide let proposal—no matter what the cilities there. "A record is something to He said he agrees that Fair a municipal building, but said previously adopted. location—"a wastd'of money." Roof Sagging build on, not to stand un," he Haven needs expanded library "wo can't afford it." Teachers will bet $200 across- He said he is "avidly against Councilman E. Dalton Graham said. facilities, and added that a spe- Me said in the last seven years the-board increases. an opening to the sea at any fire committee chairman, said "Stand-pat, hold-the-Iine think- cial library fact-finding commit- his taxes have gone up 350 per School Calender point." the building roof is sagging and ing is not enough to meet the tee did not go along with the cent. 1 The li)60-19lil school calendar He pointed to the increasing that parking facilities appear to great challenges confronting the proposal as put forth by council, Mr. Kosene suggested as an was adopted, providing for 184 tax burden in the past 30 years, be inadequate. American people at home and Charles M. Preston, indepen- alternative answer to library fa- school days, Classes will open turned to Col. Setliffe, and said, Horace Carhart requested per- abroad." dent council candidate, brought cilities providing space in the Sept. 7 and close on June 13. "You ought to be ashamed of mission to take a partner into Nixon identified the farm prob. up the possibility of providing public schools. Christmas vacation is slated to yourselves." Mr. Switz said the his taxi business. Council will in lem as one of the party's "most additional facilities by adding to He reasoned that out of some start with the end of classes money would be better spent for vestigate the., request before difficult issues" and challenged the fire house. 6,000 books in the local library, Dec. 23, and ends Jan 3. The education, reaching a decision. the Democratic-controlled Con- Councilman Jesse J. Mcllray 1,300 are children's works and Easter recess will start Holy An inlet, ho claimed, would Albert Nelson, who also oper- gress "to fish or cut bait on said the matter has been discus- 448 of that total is reference ma- Thursday and end April 4. bring so many power boats from ates a taxi business here, asked this problem." sed, with the conclusion that a terial. A contract for cleaning of all North Jersey that sailboats the governing body to "make Earlier at a news conference, library should not be next to a "I think those books should be windows in the district's schools would be forced off the rivers. sure a partnership is formed"— Nixon described the agricultural fire house. moved Into the school and space was given to the Keyport Win- •Destroy the Hook' not to permit another sole pro- dilemma as "the area of greatesl He cited not only the problems provided there," he stated. dow Cleaning Co., for $695. He also claimed that although prietorship. disappointment" to the Eisenhow of safety, but also that the "fire New Wrinkle The board hired the following Jetties at Spermaceti Cove might Attorney Currie said that under er administration. company and first aid men are A new wrinkle in the borough school nurses for the 1960-1961 save the beaches to the south a partnership, both cabs and both entitled to their own home for hall picture came when n let-!school year. "you'll destroy Sandy Hook." licenses would have to be listed $100,000 STUDY their own use." tcr was rend from Wilbur Buck,! Mrs. Marlon Roman, $4,800; in both names. TRENTON (AP) - A resolu Mr. Swi". cited conflict of in- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP ACQUIRED a new communica- However, Mr. Preston said as 772 River Rd., who suid he would Mrs. Klcanor Smith, $4,800, and terest in the hearing. Although "I didn't plan to do thai, but tion setting up a committee ti far as he is concerned it wus a like to sell his building as a Mrs. Elsie Coyne, $4,000. he did nnt usi.' the name, he was if I must, I will," Mr. Carhart look for a place outside of Mor tions system this week when Boll Telephone completed "question of mechanics and some- possible municipul structure. Cost The board granted the com- obviously referring to Mr. Irwin said. He said he had in mind ris County in which to build ; installation of a master switchboard and alarm system thing could probably he worked was reported to 'be $20,500. bined Parent-Teacher Associa- when he said MJIIIC' people were just letting his "partner" use his jet aft-port is on its way to th at township hall. Here, Capt. J. Edgar Wilkinson, acting out." Councilman John C. Damlco tions permission to conduct! a serving in a dual capacity be- telephone and parking stand. Assembly today after a quick Bids Too High suid he was against the proposul. health survey throughout the tween their elected position and "That would not be a partner- quiet passage through Senate. police chief, shows Township Committeeman Sigmund . A number of residents said they Ho said it would cost $30,000 to school system, Results would be their private business interest ship," Mr. Currio noted. "You The resolution would glva th V, Kowalski which buttons to push. The board Includes could favor tho project if it was put tho building, said to ba 80 used by the. PTA to Initiate' « will have to take out a Joint Mr. Irwin operates Invin's committee $100,000 for operatini direct linet Jo the fire houses and First Aid Squad. In lino with tho $55,000 cost or- years old, In shape. health program la conjunction Boat Works In Red Bank. insurance policy or tho borough expenses In their efforts to fim iginally estimated. Tho. matter was turned over to with borough and township health Mlny of tho speakers discussed would bo liable." another site. Firo alarms can |io pulled from box in upper right cornor-i But tho problem, It was ox< thcAbulldlng committee, agencies, fl Mkret 29, 1960 EED "BANK REGISTER paign during World War H and HE CHASED STAUN in the occupation of North China. SPJUMCrPJELD; OWo (Jr Danowitz John Samosky, 75-year-old tailor, JUUaVESJNGZWANY ber of the 18th Ordnance Com' WORLD TODAY MEDICAL He participated in the Korean War* during 1952-53, for which claims the distinction' of once panjr. By JAMES MARLOW KARLSRUHE, Germany — Ar- Is Promoted service be was awarded the having' chased Joseph Stalin. my Specialist Four Heineich W. Giese, a mechanic in the com- MEMOS Samosky, who left Russia in pany in Karlsruhe, entered the Associated Press News Analyst MADRID - Promotion of Bronze Star Medal. His other G. Giese, son of Mrs. Martha decorations include the Presiden- in 1910, was born in Lithuania in lajjdmann, 25 Summerffeld Ave., Army in March, 1957. WASHINGTON — Vice Pres By H. L Hvrschansohn, M.O. Maj Edward F. Danowitz, U.S. dent Richard M. Nixon's env tial Unit Citation, Navy Unit 1884 and was drafted into the O'ceanport, N. J. recently arrived The 23-year-old soldier was Iasi In Flight Training If you are contemplating surg- Marine Corps, a graduate of Red Citation, Atlantic Theater Medal, Russian army at the age of 21. «t Germany and is now a mem- stationed in Korea. able position—of remaining prac Bank Catholic High School, to tically speechless while runnin ery which is not an emergency, Pacific Theater Medal, Victory On the morning of Sept, 5, 1907, rank of lieutenent Colonel has for the presidency—will soon 1 ask your doctor to explain not Medal, Navy Occupation Medal, as a lieutenant, he commanded coming to an end. only what good results he- ex- been announced by the Amer- China Service Medal, United Na- an infantry company which he ican Embassy. He has been able to sta; pects but also the possible risk tions Medal, Korean Service Rib- says fired on Stalin's gang, be- quiet so far because be has of such surgery. Col. Danowitz is assigned to bon and Korean Presidential Unit ing sought for a $150,000' bank been in u doubly happy spot the American Embassy in Spain Citation. ( wagon holdup. Stalin escaped. open daily 'til 9. He's the only one in sljht foi as assistant naval attache and Col. Danowitz is married to assistant naval attache for air. THEIR THEORY WORKS . . Saturday 'til the Republican presidential the former Miss Mitzi Kellenyi nomination and he's been of Eatontown. They have five EL CAJON, Calif. (AP) — given President Eisenhower's children, three girls and two Everybody noticed how well be- boys. Col. Danowitz and his haved and happy the. eight adopt- While this carries some a family expect to return to the ed children of Mr. and Mrs. Ger- vantages they may be more tha United States from Madrid in aid E. Salesberry' appeared as offset by the problems ahea the latter part of I960 for re- they witnessed the adoption in once the campaign starts ne. assignment. court of a ninth, Danny, 7 months. summer. This may seem unwise to do Said Salesberry, 39, a lather, HeYe are some of the obviou, because a person may become Action! Tfcit'i whit Tb« Reiliter hi explanation: 'We keep up on advantages: lMiltled ad« nave been letting for the small things in discipline and so afraid that he will not consent their advertluri lor over itiree-quar- 1, Since he seems sure to g to an operation which should be ten of a century.—Advertisement the big things never happen." the Republican nomination 1 performed. It might seem better doesn't, like the Democrat to have complete faith that the hopefuls, have to scramble fo operation will be entirely suc- delegates to the convention cessful and ask no questions. wear himself down in state prinv However, when a complication aries. William 3. Dempsey occurs after surgery for which 2. Because he has been : the patient is not prepared, then closely identified with the high WILLOW GROVE, Pa. Wil- he may become indignant with popular , Eisenhower, he ca: liam Joseph Dempsey, son of his doctor because he was not hope, but that's all he can d Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Demp- told of such a possibility. that voters will have some i Knowing the hazards of auto- Attend a FREE Lecture the same regard for him. sey, 73 Riverbrook Ave., Lin- mobile driving does not keep a Here are some of his proi croft N.J. reported for ac- person from buying a new auto- "Christian Science: Its Message [ems: tive duty recently at the U.S. mobile every time he needs one. Edward F. Danowitz He must buck a strong Demo- Naval Air Station, here as a Being aware of the hazards of surgery should not keep a per- Of God-Given Freedom" cratic tide. In the there past naval aviation cadet. Col. Danowitz, son of Mr. and son from having whatever sur- Mrs. William Danowitz, 75 Pop- elections - 1954-56-58 — the By Inman H. Douglass, C. S. B. of Dallas, Texas voters showed a clear prefer- He was transferred to the U.S. gery or other treatment is neces- lar Ave., Fair Haven, was gra- ence between parties by giv- Naval Air Station, Pensacola, sary to keep healthy and prolong duated from Red Bank Catholic Member of the Board of LectureshlD of The Mother Church, ing the Democrats control of Fla., where he will undergo 18 his life. High School in 1937. He received The Flr»t Church of, Chrlit. Scientists, in Boston, Massachusetts Congress each time. months of flight training. Upon A frank discussion of all phases his bachelor of science degree 8:30 P. M., FRIDAY, APRIL 1 The fact that Eisenhower wor graduation, he will receive his of the surgery by the doctor may at Holy Cross College, Worcester, n 1956, while the voters turne Navy "Wings of Gold" and be actually be more assuring then Mass., and his master of arts The Church Edifice, 211 Broad Street, Red Bank, New Jersey commissioned ensign, U.S. Naval and doctor of philosophy from Congress over to the Democrats, frightening. And when the oper- FREE RESERVED SEAT—If this is your first Christian Science howed how clearly they wen Reserve. ation Is over and all is well there the University of Pennsylvania, making a distinction betweei lecture, ask any usher for your reserved seat. All are welcome. Cadet Dempsey attended St. is a closer bond of understanding He entered the Marine Corps Under the auspices of Flrit Church 01 Cbriat.Scientlst, Red Bank, New Jersey him and his party. Vincent College, Latrobe, Pa., between the patient and the in 1942 and served with the First Since Nixon does not havi where he majored ^economics, doctor. It is better for both. Division during the Okinawa cam- Eisenhower's personal appeal his -next election may be mor matter of choosing between jarties than between men. 2, Nixon has conservative Re- wblican support but he will alsc eed liberal Republican and in ependent votes to win in No If Yon are vember. And this confronts him with his greatest problem. ... using OILHEAT right now He has to decide whether rail along on the Eisenhowet< ... converting your present heating system ecord or break out from behin tha President's shadow and stani .... buying or building a home or something on his own. This has been a very con- servative and In some in- fcflw stances a don't-rock-the-boat administration. Nixon will be up against Democrat—and this goes for an} f the would-be Democratic can- didates in sight—whose views art of best dressed YOUNG MEN more liberal than Eisenhower1 Nixon can choose between be- ing an administration Charle on Eater McCarthy or trying to match some degree the promises of th Democrats. If he gets too li Olive, the nswetf cofor fn boys' eral he could lose conservati wear gives a fresh flair of fashion Republican support i without wit ning over the independents. to our ivy-continental suits. Used And, if he goes much beyom In flannel and hopsaclcing fab- Eisenhower's thinking, he maj seem to bo criticizing the Pres rics, it. affords dual use of the ident. So he has to walk nimb: there. He needs Eisenhower' coat at a sport jacket. active help in the campaign. 3. Nixon will not be just an Sizes 6-12 $18.95 other Republican candidate 3 20 running against just another »»• « - -••- ---$27.95 Democratic candidate, neither of them well known. He has Husky and Slims , $28.95 been In high office long enough to have established a record of performance by which to be Dolly 9 'HI 9 Judged. The Democrats will OPEN Saturday 9 'HI have his record to talk about. And it probably will not b nice talk, since many Democra seen to hate him for the tactici The 1950's was the decade of research in the It will pay you to study and consider these factors he used in previous campaigns oil industry. carefully before you decide. against them. But the very man Tremendous strides -were made. Fael quality was ner in which he answers the a YOUR DECISION AND 1960's OILHEAT tacks or ignores them will be vastly improved. New oilheating equipment was devel- fresh yardstick by which th oped and existing equipment improved. As the decade 1960's OILHEAT and your pocketbook. 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1060 BROAD STREET ipMOlITH fOUM NATIONAL NEWARK 2, N. J. OIL HEAT COUNCIL OF NEW JERSEY MArhet 3-2420 Today's, Women EVHt HAffBi ID YOU? New Outpost uxiliary Planning RED BANK-REGISTER Tuec, Much 29,. 1960-$ Spring Card Party Guess Who... By DOROTHY ROE OfDiplomacy SHREWSBURY — At last Taxes Topic Associated Press Women's Editor week'* meeting of the Fire Corp pany Auxiliary, announcement Things have changed, out in some of the country's happiest vas made of a spring card party Of Meeting the prairie towns and down on and ablest newspaper men and In Pakistan a be held at 8 p.m. Tuesday, the' bayous. women are carving out satisfy- MURREE, Pakistan (AP) — FREEHOLD—At a dinner-meet- Vlay 24, in the school lunchroom. Time was when the Mecca of ing careers right in their own In a 20-room mansion over-look- ing of the Monmouth and Ocean Mrs. Bernard Marx, chairman, every small town boy and girl bailiwick. They feel sympathy ing this summer resort in the Optometric Society last week in ill be assisted by Mrs. Martin was New York, Baghdad on the rather than envy for those of us Himalayan foothills, a half-dozen Van's Restaurant, the speaker flarx and Mrs. Patrick D'Aloia, Subway, where the streets were who work in New York. The young Americans are manning was Stanley Lorenc of the In- ickets; Mrs. Isadore Catalano paved with gold. This was par- same ^oes for novelists and ar- he newest outpost of U. S. dip- ternal Revenue Bureau of Asbury ind Mrs*. Nicholas Beccia, prizes; ticularly true of those who as- tists. Even actors can attain a omacy. Park. and Mrs. Alfred Cooney, Mrs. pired to careers in the theater, modicum of fame and fortune on All members of this branch of- Ensley White, and Mrs. Louis 'Save Your Vision Week," a newspapering, literature or art. local television stations and in ice of the U. S. Embassy live Longo, refreshments. program sponsored by the Amer- If you didn't get to New York, ittle theater movements. s well as work in the same Auxiliary members will attend ican Optometric Association and they felt, you just hadn't made wilding, known as Saigol Lodge. The time has passed when you demonstration on how to cook the local society was reported it. Only the second-raters, they Downstairs lives Christopher had to go to the big city to find •lectrically at Crown Kitchens, as a "great success." argued, stayed in the old home /an Hollen, 37, of Baltimore, culture. Nowadays even medium- itlddletown, tonight. Next month's meeting will be town. Md., first secretary in charge of sized towns have their own sym- Refreshments for this month's in the Garfield Grant Hotel, phony orchestras, their own art the office. He, his wife and year- The greatest dream of every old son occupy one of four three- meeting were served by Mrs. Long Branch. A representative of cub-reporter was a New York museums, their own little theat- Cooney and Mrs. D'Aloia. the Steadman ^Professional In- ers and television stations. And jedroom apartments in the spa- newspaper job, that of every :ious mansion. vestment Service will be the would-be actor a walk-on part such has been the growth of our speaker. country, that some of the world's In an upstairs apartment live In a Broadway show. It was con- SAFETY CITATION Present ,were Dr. William sidered a privilege to live in a greatest newspapers are publish- Edna Conrad of Chicago and ...get* stuck between ed in the big middle of the na- Laurel Grandstaff of Western ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Ru- Sumpf, Eatontown; Dr. Harvey one-room Greenwich Village Texas. Roy Johnson, 29, of Reno Weinstein and Dr. William Gold- floors. apartment and wash the dishes tion. dolph C. Pitts, of 6 West Lincoln Nev., occupies a third apartment Ave., Atlantic Highlands, has fine, both Freehold; Dr. Robert in the bathtub. The women's editor of almost while the fourth is reserved for N. Peterson and Dr. Ira Vine- won a certificate of commenda PAPER DRIVE But take a swing-around the any up-and-coming newspaper in guests. The offices are in the tion from the Council of Safety burg, both Asbury Park; Dr hinterlands today and you'll find a town of 50,000 or more pop- I960. King Features Syndicate, toe- World richU mend. guest house, only a step from the Supervisors of the New Jersey Henry Baum, Fort Monmouth; RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Boy a new viewpoint. Maybe actors ulation today has the world as lodge. Motor Truck Association. Dr. Saul B. Rubin, Atlantic High- Scout Troop 134 of Fleetwood still have to get to Broadway her beat. She covers fashion Van Hollen opened the Murree lands; Dr. Morton Greenwald Park will conduct a paper drive but all the others are finding the openings in Paris, Rome, London And now the dream of the city Employed by Banfield Moving office in February and has had & Storage Co., Atlantic Highlands Hazlet; Dr. Edward Lueddeke, in the development Saturday. pot of gold in their own back Los Angeles, Dallas and New reporter — or artist, or novelist, Britain Ready to put up with wisecracks ever Belmar; Dr. Robert L. Ronollo Residents are asked to tie the yard.. York. She attends sessions on* or musician — is to become suc- Mr. Pitts was cited for having since. driven 395,000 miles without an and Dr. David Sklar, both Red papers in bundles. Proceeds from Happy at Home child education, social welfare cessful enough to go back to the "It has been called everything Bank, and Dr. Irving Wallace, the drive are used to purchase and community club work in accident during 14 years of com After several recent trips old home town, for 370,000 from a diplomatic dormitory to mercial driving. Middletown. Scouting equipment. through the South and the Mid Washington, New York and Gen- a commune," he said. die West, I've discovered thai eva. She is up to the minute on U.S. Tourists Until last month it was the activities in the United Nations, Realignment summer home of four textile Congress and NATO. She is a LONDON (AP) - About 370, magnate brothers named Saigol. seasoned world traveler, but be- 000 Americans armed with guide Its conversion to a diplomat tween trips she comes back Of Assembly book and camera will visit Brit- post was prompted by the shift DID YOU home. * ain on fun and business this year. ing of Pakistan's capital last Runs a Home To Be Topic They will want ice water witt Fall. their meals and cream in theii When the government move: She runs a home and family BELMAR — Assemblymen Al- with one hand, a job with the coffee. Thousands will flock ti to Rawalpindi, they left foreign KNOW? fred N. Beadleston and Clifton embassies 700 miles behind in other, and does both well. She the Tower of London and othei T. Barkalqw will speak on the tourist attractions. Karachi. The government shift gets just as excited about he Republican minority's "problems created a housing shortage i There's a daughter's first long evening The British will be most hap in attempting to get past a de- py to welcome them. Next tc Rawalpindi, and Pakistani author- dress as she does about her pa- termined Democratic majority on ities suggested the foreign mis per's fight to clean up city hall. automobile export, tourism hai the much-needed state reappor- become Britain's biggest dolla; sions station representatives i She is informed and interested tionment bills" at a meeting of Murree, 38 miles from Rawal Blithe navy suit, in her husband's business affairs the Affiliated Republican Club of earning industry. The Travel and Holidays Asso plndi, until a new capital is buill and likes nothing better than a Monmouth County tonight in the in Islamabad. U. S. Ambassadoi week-end of hunting and fishing, Barclay Hotel. elation estimates the Americans William Rountree was the firs its abbreviated jacket will spend about 125 million do1 boating or swimming, with her The county legislators have to accept the invitation. family. She's a power in he lars in Britain — not countin worked to bring to a floor vote There are only two othei double-breasted and community and a beloved part- the bill which would reapportion transatlantic fares. "We don't like to put this en- Americans'* in town, both mission to serve you in ner In her home. She's quite a the Assembly in accordance with aries, but the hill town is a popu gal. the 1950 census. tirely on a money basis, becaus Iar summer resort, and Roun buttoned in brass. EATONTOWN Does she yearn for life in tto At present, the make-up of the we are always glad to see ameri tree and other envoys will come cans," said R. V, Hewitt, pro- Monmouth city? Heck, no! Says she: Assembly Js based on the 1940 up then. Belted for fitted loolc. "I think I'd quit if my'paper census. motion officer of the travel as- Shopping Center sent me to New York on a per- If th bills were to pass, Mon- sociation, "but the money the manent assignment. None of that mouth would be assigned a third leave does help us expand thi Group to See Notched, petal collar MIDDLETOWN riding the subway or commuting assembly seat, based on its popu- facilities they need." a hundred miles a day for me. lation growth. Tidying Up Travel Films Route 35 and I have everything I want righi The club will also play host at "There are more hotels, bettei bares neckline to reveal Middletown Rd. here." the dinner-meeting to the Repub- food and better shops," Hewiti RED BANK - A series o: So the pendulum has swung, lican members of the borough continued, "and we are tidyin travel films, "Caribbean Holi your loveliest blouse councils of Spring Lake, Spring up the place as fast as we cai day," will be shown by Terrenci Lake Heights, Sea Girt, South without, we hope, detractini O'Donnell of the O'Dennell Trav Belmar, Brielle and Manasquan, from its ancient character. el Agency, here, at a meetinj or, perhaps, just pearls. the borough commission of Bel- Britons are pleased to notf of the literature department o mar, and the township commit- that more Americans of modes the Red Bank Woman's Clul tee of Wall Township. means are vacationing in Bri April 26. Shorter kimono sleeves. Howard J. Preston, president ain, Hewitt said. Decorations for the tea table: of the club, will Introduce the "It means more contacts be- will have a Caribbean theme. Graceful trumpet skirt of J. YANKO speakers. The department origlnalhj tween the ordinary citizens o 30 BROAD ST., RED BANK our two countries and that's fini planned to hold a luncheon or for the world,'-' he said. this date, but it was canceled, flattering pleats. 39.98. However, several departmenl Sir Arthur Morse, chairman o members will entertain in theii the travel association, predicted MEDICAL homes this month to raise fund; that V/i million overseas visitor! for the department's ways am would come to Britain this yea means project of the year. Wednesday Specials MEMOS This would be a 10 per cent in- Hostesses will be Mrs. Leste; crease over 1959. By H. L Htrsch«n*ohn, M.Qy C. Stork, Mrs. Lamar Michael Mrs. George W. Frederick, Mrs. Medical Memos .... Tues .... Vil Williamsburg, the restore Payson W. Lyman, Ms. Edward Shop til 9 P. M. Medicines taken internally colonial capital of Virginia, i T. Scofield, Mrs. Harold R. Penn sometimes cause unexpected eye about a mile long and a half-mil ington, Mrs. Charles O. Reid am troubles. v wide. Mrs. Philip S. Walton.

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Then he was Jack Member of the Associated Press Paar's writer. Having successfully blown all those jobs, The Associated Press 1* entitled exclusively to tne us* for repjbiicmoa ot an tht local new* printed la this newspaper as well aj all AP news dupatcbes. he is now writing books. Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation As a litterateur, Jack Douglas is The Red Bank Register assumes no financial responsibilities for trporrsphltal errors In advertise- to books what Pinky Lee is to drama. ments, but will reprint without charge, that part of an advertisement In which lh« typographical error occurs. Advertisers will pleasa notify the management- Immediately ot any error which may occur, « A little thin, if you know what I mean. lull newspaper assumes no responsibilities lor stalemenM of opinions In letters from \M readers. However, he is a very funny man, if Subscription Prices In Advance On* year Six months 18.00 you have a sick sense of humor. His Slngla copy at counter. 7 eenta sintlt copy by mail, t cents first book was called "My Brother Was TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1960 An Only Child." There is a new one, to be published this week, called "Nev- BISHOP er Trust a Naked Bus Driver." Raritan Primary Election He claims, in a frontispiece, to have authored other works of art, but in this he is being droll. Among It's going to be interesting. dy is waging a spirited campaign his earlier books, Mr. Douglas says, is: "How to Die That's to say the very least. against the organization candidate Through Careful Living." Another is "After Infinity— Raritan Township leads the coun- And the GOP contest between What?" He claims to have written an opera called ty again this year in new registra- Francis A. Ludwig, backed by the "Der Meistersinger und Lolita," and an operetta named tion for the primary with an addition Men's Republican Club, and James "Der Meinstersinger und Lolita und Rock Hudson." of more than 800 voters—for a total B. Finan, a newcomer to politics, is I don't believe it. of 5,400—to the rolls. expected to be very close. The first chapter of the new book is entitled "May Both sides have fielded several Primary contests here are tradi- This House Be Safe From Alexander King," but there tionally hard-fought. isn't a word about Mr. King in it, which makes King capable candidates for the one a likely story. There is another chapter that has a title This year is no exception. Township Committee post and the and nothing to follow. It is called Jackie Gleason— township clerk nomination. Whatever the verdict April 19, Unite! Chapter Twelve concerns a piece of string The Democrats have four hope- it is to be hoped that the primary named Ralf that aspired to be a rope. choices will lead to an election in fuls going for the committee berth This will give you an idea. Once, I met Douglas November which will halt the re- THESE DAYS and two for clerk. WILLIAM in the flesh. It was hanging all over him. He looked cent Township Committee bickering. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY a little like Abraham Lincoln if Lincoln had been a Three candidates are seeking the If candidates are chosen who crook. Douglas is quiet, a gent with no pretensions GOP nod for the governing body and On Aug. 10, 1920, the secretary of state was Bain- S. WHITE showing. He talks about writing like a reader. place the township's welfare above bridge Colby. The Italian ambassador to Washington, two for clerk. Three of these five petty politics, the primary will have WASHINGTON-Some chilling Like most" humorous writers, he worries about Avezzana, had requested a statement concerning the second thoughts are running being funny. His particular brand of jollity is difficult men have just passed the age of 30. served its purpose. attitude of our government toward the Russian ad- through Washington now about President Eisenhower's fateful to define. It is a sort of far out topper type, which is Democratic Mayor Ralph E. Mun- vance on Poland." Colby used the occasion to issue a decision to' open the way for to say that he starts off with a ridiculous assumption, formal statement on American policy Nikita Khrushchev's free-wheel- and then tries to top his own jokes. toward Soviet Russia which was at the ing propaganda tours through time given most unusual attention the Allied West. This method, which is difficult to achieve and can The Bomb Hoaxes Great risks from the start were lead only to tractable insanity, is best exemplified in throughout the world and remains s involved in Mr. Eisenhower's re- luctant agreement to follow '"hapter One: There-is valid reason in asking the proposal. Congress is now con- classic. It is a long document and can not here be given in full. Britain's lead in negotiating un- "When I was seven years old, for my birthday, for stiffer penalties for the perpe- sidering the matter. der neon lights with Khrushchev my folks let me steal a bicycle of my very own. When The American policy with regard at—and before—the coming May .trators of airplane bomb hoaxes. Th6 persons who are convicted I was eight years old, I stuck up a candy store. I had to. to Russia at that time involved two summit meeting. These risks are now becoming plainer and Although I had been discharged from Lexington as Offenses such as these are among should undergo extensive psychiatric fundamentals: plainer. completely cured, suddenly every nerve in my body the worst imaginable and the sick treatment while in prison. For who For once we abandoned the old SOKOLSKY 1. ". . . the recognition of the Bol- started screaming—I needed a jelly bean fix. Just my knows when the hoax can someday careful diplomacy, through which mind that dreams them up deserves shevist regime . . . professionals worked in private uck they'd run out of jelly beans, so I forced old man a. heavy fine and a prison term. become the real thing? 2. "a settlement of Russian problems almost in- to reach limited but solid agree- Krine to open a cigar box where he kept the money, evitably upon the basis of a dismemberment of Russia.' ments, we gave a great propa- The present maximum penalty is The bomb hoaxes have been a ganda weapon to Nikita Khrush- and it wasn't a bad haul, $45,000 to be exact Thus it can be stated with historic certitude tha $1,000 fine and a year in jail. cause for great concern not only to chev. Having at home or abroad it was the United States which from 1917 on, held no critic to check him, he is- able "I hear you saying $45,000 is a lot of money for Sen. John Marshall Butler of the airlines but to the plane passen- to the policy to protect the territorial integrity o to appeal above the heads of a candy store—but little do you realize that the candy Western governments to all that store was. just a front—in the back they melted down Maryland has asked this increased gers and their families who are Soviet Russia, which at that time could not defend is uninformed and sentimentally to $5,000 and five years. The Air caused great anxiety. itself. "hopeful" among their peoples. stolen Volkswagens. (And it didn't take long in a He is the beneficiary of a price- pressure cooker.) . . . Transport Association, representing These people must be dealt with In fact, Colby wrote: less boon—he can be as irrespon- "Old Man Krine seemed to resent the fact that I the scheduled airlines, has endorsed —and dealt with severely. "From the beginning of the Russian Revolution sible and demagogic as he in March, 1917, to the present moment, the govern pleases. The Western leaders was sticking him up, so he started to give me some ment and the people of the United States have fol- cannot. This—the process^of go- Spiel- about how he always thought I was such a won- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH ing over the head of. the gov derful boy, so neat and tidy, and manly, and kind and lowed its development with friendly solicitude and eminent of this country—is what with profound sympathy for the efforts of the Russian Khrushchev did in his tour of the sweet, and so I shot-him. United States last fall. It is no "Needless to say, because of my extreme youth people to reconstruct their national life upon the broad good denying that he won a con By SYLVIA PORTER basis of popular self-government ..." siderable propaganda triumph I was not prosecuted for making Old Man Krine porous. It is often forgotten that the Russian Revolution here. ; And so, with my forty-five thousand tucked safely Today, buying U.S. Govern- the dividend returns on many in are exceedingly rich, the richest And this is what he is doing away in my rompers, I left home in search of adven- ment securities in the open mar- dustrial stocks are now more at- in a generation. was not the accomplishment of the Bolsheviks. It start- now in: his visit to France. He ket is not the rewarding, risk- tractive at the lower stock And, of course, as prices in ed as a palace revolution in time of war, moved into s again scoring victories, this ture. And in less than a week I met the girl of my less operation it was only a prices. But also in these months, the bond market have risen, the a bourgeois democracy headed by Prince Lvov and time over the lawful head of dreams. She looked just the way I had pictured her couple of months back. The vast many interest rates have re- risks also have risen. France, r.iarles de Gaulle. market in in my dreams. Tall, short, Thin, Fat. Blonde and mained at peaks and money in The pros in the bond market then was taken over by a democratic government head- Here is the chief of internat- which huge U.S. 'savings bonds, savings brunette. totals of the understand the changes which ed by Alexander Kerensky. This, the provisional gov- ional communism openly and banks, savings and loan associ- have taken place and are now with unexampled impudence "re- U.S. Treasury's ations, mortgages will earn more ernment, was first recognized by the United States. "We were married at Radio City Music Hall. After I.O.U.'s change coldly appraising them. An ama- ceiving" in the heart of France for you today than in decades. teur dare not do less. Look hard The United States aided the provisional government calls from so-called Frenchmen the ceremony, she excused herself to go to the powder hands daily has The advantage of buying U.S. undergone a too. Be warned. in every possible manner. Even after the Bolsheviks who are openly in the service room and I never saw her again. I read about it in the Treasury short-term securities not of France but of the Soviet papers. It seems she had taken a wrong turn some- violent unheav- over putting your cash in a sav came to power and were rejected by the Allies, in- al just since Union. Such a delegation of fel- ings deposit has disappeared and cluding the United States, this country at Allied con low-travelers publicly visits where and had been kicked to death by the Rockettes. the start of the the easier, simpler, loss risky year. Specula- ferences took steps to prevent the dismemberment Khrushchev in quarters provided From that day to this, I've never felt'quite the same way is also now the most re- for him by the French govern- tors are "play- warding. of Russia. toward precision." PORTER • ing" it again EDITORIAL VIEWS ment in the Quai D'Orsay—the on a mounting scale. Pitfalls The returns available on stocks Colby felt called upon to explain why the United French Foreign Office. The jacket of this gem says "Mr. Douglas has for the amateur are widening, are still comparatively low, bu OF OTHER PAPERS States, which adopted a historically protective atti Another truth is not spoken out written his third book. It was supposed to be his sec- deepening. the spread between what you can loud here by anybody who wants earn on high-grade stocks and on tude toward Soviet Russia, refused to recognize the :o win a popularity contest. It ond book, but because many of his author friends ad- If you're among the countless high-grade bonds has narrowed EVERYBODY'S BEST FRIEND Bolshevik government: is this: the White House itself is vised him that the second book was the toughest to hundreds of thousands of individ- substantially. It is said that Joseph's dream "It. is not possible for the government of the increasingly defensive about the write, he started writing his third book, which turned uals who for the first time ever The returns available on top- obvious fact that the President began nibbling at marketable of the Seven Fat Years and the out to be just as tough as the second book, so here it notch conventional mortgages United States to recognize the present rulers of Rus is going to the summit with little U.S. government securities late Seven Lean Years is the first sia as a government with which the relations com- real possibility of controlling its is—Jack Douglas' fourth book." last year, you must not ignore historic reference to government docket of business and even less the extent to which the picture stockpiling. But even the Pharoa mon to friendly "governments can be maintained. This hope of accomplishing anything Mr. Douglas can also be profound. In one part of has changed. never dreamed of anything so big conviction has nothing to do with any particular po- much in our interest. his book, he goes into a short dissertation on Birdland, As an illustration, in January CAftMICHAEL as Uncle Sam's. . litical or social structure which the Russian people This is essentially what has the progressive jazz nest in New York. Douglas points you could have put your money ust been acknowledged to the in a new obligation of the U.S. Senator Byrd is chairman of themselves may see fit to embrace. It rests upon a Senate by Secretary of State out that Birdland is not for the birds. It's for the cats. Treasury due in only three CA»4 the Join Committee on Reduction wholly different se^ of facts. These facts, which none Christian A. Herter, whose Bos- months and obtained an interest of Nonessential Federal Expendi- dispute, have, convinced the government of the United tonian Yankee candor Is a part rerurn of 4% per cent—a his- tures — a group whose ambitious )f his character. torically high rate on a U.S. 91- task is even longer than its name States, against its will, that the existing regime in And White House sensitivity «'Don't Sit There Looking At Me Like That" day bill. Today if you buy a 91 Russia is based, upon the negation of every principle as been plainly shown by the day Treasury bill, your return — and he reports that as of Jan- uary 1 Uncle Sam had on hand of honor and good faith, and every usage and conven- jelligerent attitude of the Pres- over the next three months will ident's press secretary, James be only 2%'-per cent—not as some $15.9 billion of stockpiled tion, underlying the whole structure of international stuff, including the Commodity Hagerty. Hagerty has used the much as you can get on new law; the negation, in short, of every principle upon words "a lot of nonsense" to try savings deposits in about any Credit Corporation's wheat, corn o destroy the interpretation put bank. which it is possible to base harmonious and trustful md other grains and fibers. There pon Herter's Senate testimony As another illustration, last fall is also a vast pile of aluminum, relations, whether of nations or of individuals. The y senators who actually heard you could have bought a U.S. tungsten, manganese, chrome, ti- responsible leaders of the regime have frequently andj iim, as Hagerty did not. Treasury note due in 1964 with a tanium, nickel and medical anci openly boasted that they are willing to sign agree- like AI- coupon of 5 per cent — the engineering supplies and mater- are "magic" rate which set off the! ials, either in the General Serv- ments and undertakings with foreign powers while blind, stubborn advocates of fabulous splurge of buying by in- ices Administration or the Office not having the slightest intention of observing such "rigidity." On the contrary, dividuals in the Government,' of Civil Defense and Mobilization they have supported the' prin- market. Today, that same note! undertakings or carrying out such agreements . . ." stockpiles. Also some diamonds. ciple of negotiation with the is selling at a price returning! At that time, with less evidence than is now Soviet Union. But they are only around 4 per cent to a new! Diamonds are, as everyone alarmed at how far the admin- buyer—less than you can get Jn available to us, Colby understood the nature of the knows, as necessary in industry permanent revolution. He did not need a Castro in istration has carried "flexibil- savings and loan associations, for grinding purposes as they are ity." In an extraordinarily short per- in society as status symbols. But Cuba to educate him. He said: In the small and literal sense iod of time, the situation In the even Catherine the Great of Rus- ". . . Indeed, upon numerous occasions the re- we are, perhaps, not going nation's financial marketplace sia, who collected diamonds as prepared" to the summit. That has turned upside-down. President Roosevelt did stamps, sponsible spokesmen of this power, and its official is, three special State Depart- For the demand for credit never had on hand at one time agencies, have declared that it is their understanding ment committees are at work on hasn't been nearly as massive as 10 million carats of the sparklers. that the very existence of Bolshevism in Russia, the this and that. But 30 such com- expected at the beginning of the Now this hoard of gems hasn't maintenance of their own rule, depends, and year and the Federal Reserve System has relaxed a bit on its chaPnBed1[heTrl\yn°bniismUonpbit C011tinLlc to depend, upon the occurrence of revolutions; credit restraints, thus permitting tlicy'ro still a girls best in all other groat civilized nations, including the. will be discussed. i formal agenda." more funds to become available United Suites, which will overthrow and destroy their to borrowers. With the supply^ cither who appears to be the The less control there is over of credit increasing and the de- diamond's best friend. Or, so far governments and set up Bolshevist rule in their stead. what Khrushchev is allowed to mand slower, the prico of credit as that goes, the best friend of They have made it quite plain that they Intend to use bring up the more opportunity (the level of Interest rates) has for him to use the meeting just everybody with something on every means, including, of course, diplomatic agencies, fallen. hand Uncle Sam Is convinced as he has used his visits abroad: In th*se Barn* monthsmonOu,, ththe should bo bought and stockpiled to promote such revolutionary movements in other as a sounding board for every •tocjt market haa jlumpcd and *; '[• mr i- en nn»n Bnouia vv uuugui ana «noi countries." harangue, relevant or not, he 6-.lues.j March 29, I960 at tha taxpayer'* wpenw. may wish to make, , the chemical, rocket, petroleum RED BASK REGISTER Tups, March 29, 1960—7 pfimis THE MENACE \ **««« KETCHAM ras a member of leyeral tcien- Promotes Daviflsoii fie honorary societies and »erv- and industrial fields. d as a graduate assistant in He has been associated-with As a technical writer, he has trustee at the College of Advan- Middletown Man is fields of electrical, chrmical the development of solid fue<* been a'nd associate and senior ed- ced Science in Canaan, N.H. 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John's Methodist Church Thurs- any under Ford Foundation been constructed by the Lutheran day. [rants. World Federation at Fanling in Contest Everything seems designed to get Nominated were Mrs. George The liberto of "Wings of thethe rural part of this British a job done quicker. The next thing you Coburn, president; Mrs. Bertram )ove" is based on the Henry crown colony. It also will serve • LONG BRANCH — Stanley R. 100 out-patients per day. Katt, chairman of the Law Day know someone-will write a book enti- Dubin, vice president; Mrs. Wil- Tames novel of the same name Committee of the Monmouth liam Fash, treasurer; Mrs. Har- County Bar Association, said to- tled, "How to Whittle Faster." old Rubin, recording secretary; day- an invitation has been ex- We have magazines that di- and Mrs. Edward Haberstroh, finest quality awning corresponding secretary. tended to county high school stu- gest other magazines. Get rid of the discomfort of dents in public, private and par- Officers will be elected at the ochial schools to submit an es- We have books that digest next general meeting. Mrs. Ed- squinting in the glare of harsh say? on the subject, "The Impor- other books. ward A. Courter.Jr., was chair- sunlight by adding beautiful tance of Law in Society." BOYLE man of the nominating commit A $25 savings bond will be pre- We have private newsletters that *. Ray-O-Lite awnings to your home""" tended to the boy and girl win- keep a fellow so busy finding out what's going on Bernard Smith, member of the No fear of making it too dark ner$. behind the scenes he never learns what's happening Youth Guidance Council, discus- The Bar Association committee sed the aims and ideals of the Inside with Ray-O-Lite... they're wilt make the selections. on the main stage. council. A question and answer "I'm painting my bike, but I couldn't find your translucent and let in soft, The contest has started and es- Nobody who wants to develop a skill or an ability period followed. spray gun!" diffused light says must be submitted before Members of the school patrol midnight, April 10. •from studying electronics to playing the kazoo—were introduced by Carmen For- The school principals have been ever does it by taking 10 hard lessons. He does it Intunato, teacher in charge of the requested to forward essays to 10 easy lessons. patrol. A drttj was presented, and ONLY THE BETTER BUILDERS USE Harry Green, chairman of the the boys explained their duties LIFE contest, at his office, 200 Parker So much of our civilization today is paced-iip and responsibilities. The boys Ave., West Deal, Mr. Katt sajd. and phonied up that even our language is losing its were wearing new rain apparel The winning essays will be sub- purchased with proceeds from a mitted in competition with those real meaning. Words aren't those natural and exact fund raising project of the PTA. of similar winners from the other measures of truth they once were. The presentation of the colors counties in the state. For example, we hear of "cars that almost drive was made by the Ta-Mi-Ya Camp- Free fesiimates • No Money Down They will be judged by a spec- fire Girls with Linda Estelle, Jill larcommittee of the New Jersey themselves." Do they? Wyan and Arlene Fliss partici- • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY State Bar Association. The win- For example, has anyone lately taken a new pating. STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 8 P. 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J., TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1960 7C PER COPY 35o PER WEEK Urban Renewal Problem New Jersey New Bill Offered Seen in Business Area News Briefs OnApportionment TRENTON (AP) - Senate Re- EATONTOWN - The central publicans yesterday turned TRENTON (AP) - A new bill business area of this borough pre- Yesterday thumbs down on a proposed sents an urban renewal problem, study of abolishing the death Today aimed at ending a 10-year leg- Planning Board Chairman Leo In Trenton penalty in New Jersey. Sen. islative impasse over Assembly Carling said last night. TRENTON "(AP) — This is William E. Ozzard (R-Somerset), In Washington reapportionment has been born co-sponsor, said some senators "The Monmouth Shopping Cen- the New Jersey Legislature By The Associated Press with important Democratic spon- ter has changed the buying hab- d yesterday: have strong feelings that the SENATE death penalty should be kept orship. its of a whole area," Mr. Carling ASSEMBLY. Takes up Commerce Depart- said. "Although in many ways and it wouldn't do any good to ment money bill. The bill, introduced in the As- it is a blessing to Eatontown, Passed and sent the Senate a study abolition. He said that on iembly yesterday, proposed a 11 turning the metropolitan Judiciary Committee gives it will certainly have the effect some future occasion the reso- inal consideration to House- institutional amendment to in- •ea's transit problem over to of depressing property values in lution might find enough favor, >assed civil rights bill. :rease the Assembly from 60 to our business district, unless we Port of New York Authority. however. Six Republican senators Space Committee hears missile 17 members. New Jersey voters take some steps to improve this Blocked another attempt to get must vote for any measure be- expert Wernher von Braun. ould have to approve it at a floor vote on a bill reapportion- fore it can come to a floor vote. section." HOUSE lovember referendum if it gets ig the state Assembly. iast the Legislature. Councilman Ralph L. Lewis Passed and sent the Senate a TRENTON (AP) — Democratic Considers approriations for said he was not satisfied there Assembly Speaker Maurice V. solution to set up a study of opposition yesterday stalled a ibor and welfare departments. rady (D-Hudson), who has re- had been any property value de- iew boundaries for the state's Senate bill requiring two blind Foreign Affairs Committee con preciation. , used to yield to pressure.- for members of the seven-member Inucs consideration of mutual rival measure, first assigned congressional districts. TOP TALKERS — Members of the Red Ba nk Catholic School debate team The board chairman replied Passed 32 other measures. state Commission for the Blind TOP TAER ecurity bill. he bill to the Education Com- that wjhile perhaps such lowering Democrats remained silent and Commerce Committee hears mittee and then switched it to SENATE which won the New Jersey debate finals of the National Forensic League in Mid- CAB officials on code) of ethics. of values might not be measur- with ll votes needed, the bil he Judiciary Committee. able in the one month since the dletown Township High School are, left to right, Victor Lorch, Middletown; Michael Passed and sent the Assembly ;ot only nine votes because two The move was viewed as im- center had been open, still it had resolution to set up a study of Republicans were absent. The Costura, Matawan; Michael Lisowsky, New Shrewsbury, and William Juska, Eaton- to be reckoned with. portant, since the Education Com- ites for a jet airport. measure was tabled so it can be town. The question debated was: Resolved: That the federal government should Tolnvestigate mittee is headed by a Hudson brought up for a vote again, bu Urges Study Passed a study of obscene pub- regulate control of labor unions." Democrat and the Judiciary Com- He urged a study of the district, cations. ts future in the Democratic As- mittee by a "neutral" Passaic as- which he defined as, roughly, that Passed 14 other measures and sembly seems dim. Sen. Wayne School Annex emblyman. Dumont, Jr., (R-Warren) said portion of Main St. (Rt. 35) be- onfirmed eight nominees, in- The bill uses a mathematical tween the West Gate of Fort luding industrialist Charles W. blind people know best wha measures should be taken on Business is Brisk As New Complaints 'ormula (Vinton method) which Monmouth and Clinton Ave., and ngelhard to the Port Authority. would take one seat each from the part of Broad St. between their behalf. Minority Leader Civic Association BOTH HOUSES Joseph W. Cowgill (D-Camden) Essex and Hudson Counties. With Kelly's La. and the jughandle Cites Ventilation, the enlarged membership, Ber- area. Passed a bill allowing use of said the governor can appoin Bank Unit Opens in Rumson ,561,111 in federal funds for blind people now, and he would en, Monmouth and Union Coun- The major portion of last Wires and Dirt ies. With the enlarged member- onstruction of a new State Labor not be hamstrung with such RUMSON—Business was brisk ing. The bank Is offering three facilities fully modern, symbolic night's meeting of the board was ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - hip, Bergen, Monmouth and epartment building. mandatory feature. •esterday as the Rumson office per cent interest on its savings of the general progress of the devoted to a review of phase I They had to call for extra chairs Union Counties would each get if the Sea Bright National Bank accounts. It is a member both Sea Bright Bank." and phase II of the master plan Adjourned to Monday the As- last night as some 35 citizens wo seats and Burlington, Cam- SOMERVILLE (AP)-Robert it 49 West River Rd. opened to of the Federal Deposit Insur- Colors used in the interior were for the borough, now being pre- ;embly to meet at 11 a. m. and attended the Board of Education den and Middlesex would get one Morris and Sen. Clifford P. •eceive,new customers. ance Corp and the Federal Re- called "Sea Bright blue, surf pared by Community Planning he Senate at 2 p. m. meeting to compalin against "haz- seat. Case (R-NJ) were scheduled to Robert S. Lockwood, the bank's serve System. white, Indian copper and 'forbid- Associates, in preparation for a appear on the same platform sxecutive vice president, has Party Held ding black'." ardous conditions" in the school Brady has been trying to find meeting April 11 with Robert tonight for the first time in :aken over as manager of the Pre-opening festivities began As explained by Mr. de annex. some measure to offset a Ju- Strong of that organization. Set to Test their Republican senatorial pri- new branch. He also is continu- riday afternoon when Mr. Lock- Laperouse, there was ample The citizen group, mostly mem- diciary Committee-a p p r o v e d Official adoption of the master mary campaigns. No debate ing his general supervision of wood and his staff entertained reason for the color selections. bers of the local civic association, measure taking an estimated plan by the board will probably was planned, however. Each the Sea Bright home office. some 130 guests at a private re- The blue and white, he said, said it felt the building as i hree 'seats each from Hudson take place within the next three Convictions was to speak briefly. The re- Stanley P. Jacobs, 52 East ception in the branch. There symbolize the ocean at Sea exists posed dangers to thi and Essex Counties. months, according to Mr. Carling. ception is for Somerset County River Rd., was on hand early was an open house, attended by Bright, the copper "is a link 'health, safety and welfare ol An Essex assemblyman, El- Council approval for adoption of Of Negroes Republican candidates at the and established Account No. 1 some 250 persons, between 9:30 with the past of, Rumson—The the teachers and children." mer M. Matthews, broke a solid the master plan is not required Far Hills Inn. In his name at the new office. a. m. and 2:30 p. m. Saturday. Indian origin of Its name and Among the specifics cited: Dir- Essex front against reapportlon- by law, the chairman pointed out. Behind him came a stream of At these functions, visitors copper mining done here by ty floors and windows, exposed ment by co-sponsoring the new The master plan, once adopted Sitdowns Spreading TRENTON (AP) — After two customers, some transferring were told how the building had the'Lenl-Lcnape Indians"—and wires, only one door and no win- bill. Other co-sponsors are Dem- controls public use of land in To Louisiana Where years of legislative bickering, the their accounts from Sea Bright been converted, to house a large the black "to underline the dows in a fifth grade classroom ocrats from Passaic, Camden, much the same way zoning regu- state got approval yesterday, for to Rumson. new vault and how a drive-in strength and reliability of the cracks in the ceiling plaster, toi- Union and Middlesex Counties. lations control private use of 7 Students Arrested a unique plan to build a new 10- Planning for the new branch wing had been attached to the banking business." let leaks and an odor from If the new bill should pass the land, he explained. Once the olan million-dollar, state Labor De las been in progress since Nov. structure. Shown off, too, was Special features include blacl excessive drainage. Assembly, its future in the Sen- is adopted, state law forbids capi By The Associated Press partment building without a ceni 1958, Mr. Lockwood told The the new off-street parking area. iron rails, with motifs and caps Board members denied charge: ate is uncertain. The Senate has tal investment by a municipality of tax funds. The Senate an Much credit was given by Mr. of copper. A black ."X" repre- turned a cold shoulder on pre- A' City Court conviction of 43 Register. It was last Oct. 15 that cleaning of the floor ha: in any project contrary to pro Assembly adopted a bill whicl Lockwood to Mr. de Laperouse sents the "multiplication sign of vious bills to enlarge the Assem- tfegro students for trespassing that the bank acquired the for- been neglected. visions of the plan. appropriates $5,56r,ilHrom idli for care exercised in decorating a prosperous business," said th( bly, feeling that adding members in North Carolina has laid the mer Oceanic Free Library—now Martin Mortenson, chairman o The board, along with the plan- federal unemployment moneys the interior of the new branch interior designer, adding that i would water down the voting groundwork for »a possible U.S. relocated at.Ridge Rd. and the the building and grounds com ning firm, has been working on for a 12-story building in a.slum Ayenua'ot'Twb Rivers—and be- in keeping with the conservative ring-circled Indian head repre mittee, stated that'the floors an power of the smaller counties. a master plan for the past three Supreme Court "decision on lunch clearance project near the State neighborhood and in a way.to re- sents ."the .thrift and stability :ounter demonstrations..- gan converting the structure in swept, each day and moppei Brady put in his own reappor- years. Preparation of a new se House. to a modern-bank. tain the charm of the structure's a coppery penny,"' •ety week. tionment bill. It would provide of zoning regulations took the Attorneys for the students an- colonial character. "At the samV lounced yesterday that the con- The building was so sound and Carldton M. Saunders, su for d/vieUng the state into 30 board's attention from the master TRENTON (AP) - The Stab required so few alterations that time," he said, "every thought watch over the vault. A specially perintendent, announced that Senate districts and 60 Assem- plan for long periods during this rictions and fines at Raleigh will Highway Department said traffii was given to making the new designed chandelier represent: be appealed first to Superior the cost of conversion and equip- new janitorial program has bee bly districts. It is not expected time. The new zoning rules are on Admiral Wilson Boulevard ii ment was held to aroifnd $50,000 an anchor of light, symbolic mapped out which should help to have much support. slated for public hearing tonight. Court. One lawyer has said the Camden will be interruptei Sea Bright National's long com- cases will be taken to the Su- Mr. Lockwood said. Victor W Air Force Manuals solve some of the existing main- briefly today during repairs ti Emery, Rumson, was the general munity service. : ; ' , tenance troubles both in the main ireme Court if necessary. the Rt. 30 bridge over the Coopei contractor; Craig F. Haaren Cost $221 Million In the executive office is a building and the annex. The appeal involves constitu- River. The department said thi Plan Animal Rumson, the architect, and Ber- map of Monmouth County, done "Under the new arrangement," Fair Haven ionality of North Carolina's tres- repairs can only be performee WASHINGTON (AP) — The in an ancient manner, and a trand de Laperouse, Fair Haven said Dr. Saunders, "each of our iass law which 'says in effect when the bridge span is open. I :he interior decorator. Air Force manual rhubarb has series of four portraits of Indian three custodians will have an i merchant may serve the cus- will be opened for eight minute! Assisting Mr. Lockwood on the now got to the dollar stage. chiefs dressed in business suits, Hospital In Librarian :omers he wishes to serve. Oth- in hour for the rest of the week itaff of the branch is Miss Jane It was disclosed here today appearing as dignified members equal area of responsibility. :r Southern states have similar jeginning after the morning rush 1. N. Conger, Rumson, the as- that In three years, $221 mil- of the board of directors. Dra- "One man will have full charge To Retire itatus. jeriod and ending in mid-after sistant cashier; Mrs. Edgar lion — about an acre of money peries are at the windows. of the annex."' Middletown While the court test got under loon. Welch, Sea Bright, and Miss from the layman's view — has Osborne & Co., provided the The board thanked the associ- MIDDLETOWN - flans were FAIR HAVEN — Borough way, the sitdowns spread to Alice Cromey, Rumson. been spent on the manuals. cabinet work; C. W. Grimmer & ation representatives for appear- revealed yesterday for the con- Council last night accepted with Louisiana for the first time. The TRENTON (AP)-The New Mr. Lockwood called the Most of them are highly Son, ornamental h*on railings and "ng before the board and con- struction of a $45,000 animal hos- regret the announcement of Miss chief of police at Baton Rouge Jersey Assembly's ' electric iranch's facilities "most com- chandeliers; Morris Plata, Glass gratulated them on their interest pital on Rt. 35 near the Old Jane Covant, borough librarian technical works about aircraft, arrested seven Negro students fans, which operated faithfully ilete—we have all of the services missiles and other complicated Co., glass doors and partitions; n the borough's school affairs. Village Fire Co. that she will retire effective from all-Negro Southern Univer- all winter, just can't stand the here that can be found in the devices, a House Appropria- Victor C. Perotti. lighting; Rod- Almost as a token of good faith, According to Newton A. Mal- July 1. sity after they sought service at warm spring weather. One of average big bank in New York tions Subcommittee was told. man Getty Co., floor tiling; the the board immediately approved Ictt, building inspector, the hos- Miss Covant has held the pos the white lunch counter of an them buckled under the strain City, and are sure we can more Interior Shop, draperies; Vin- a motion to obtain bids on put- pital will be built by Dr., Theo- 25 years. The post is a full-time S. H. Kress store. They were Chairman George H. Mahon yesterday and ground to a halt than satis.'/ our customers." (D-Tex) observed "No man in cent's painting and wallpapering; ting a second door in the fifth dore R. Frucht, a veternarian one. charged with disturbing the amid the Assembly's only dis- Facilities Include provisions his right mind would question Knoll Associates, John Stuart and grade classroom cited as a fire with offices on Rt. 35 here. A letter from council will gi peace. play of non-verbal fireworks for savings and checking ac- the necessity for school books Directional (Paul McCobb), furni- hazard by the civic group. The building, 61x31 feet, will out to Miss Covant expressin After the arrests, Louisiana this year. counts, personal loans, drive- in schools and manuals In the ture, and Schumacher, Jofa, Tre- The board also said it would in- be in a business-retail zone. the governing body's apprecia Gov. Earl Long said the demon- ganowan and Knoll Textiles, fab- vestigate the other points brought tion for her many years c in services, safe deposits, night, armed services; however . . . The hospital will contain five stration was very foolish. He TRENTON (AP) - The Ne< rics. up and take whatever action nec- service. deposits and mail service bank- I am afraid the contractors wards, surgery facilities, treat- suggested that dissatisfied Ne- ersey Assembly thinks youthfu essary to correct all present ment room, office, waiting room In other business last nighi ;roes return to their native Af- are getting to us on this prop- delinquents need no help from osition." rouble spots. and a workroom. It will be a council adopted a resolution ti rica and "they'll find out they're ancient Rome when it comes t Lt. Gen. Mark E. Bradley, Supplies Purchased single story high with a brick take steps to obtain ripariai doing a lot better here." devising dangerous weapons. Th Approve 5% Begin Probe veneer exterior. rights on four borough-ownei Jr., Air Force deputy chief of In other business, the board ac- At Memphis, Tenn., eight Ne- Assembly yesterday voted, 54-0 cepted the superintendent's rec- Dr. Frucht said he hopes to streets which have frontage oi gro lawyers met with the city for a bill which would make staff, said the Air Force has the Navesink River. Pay Hikes been "doing our best to get It Of Truck ommendation for the purchase of have the building completed in commission and asked that all a misdemeanor to carry a con about three months. They are Grange Ave., Hance under control." custodial supplies. public facilities be desegregated cealed "cestus"—a simple leat KEYPORT - Council last night Rd., Battfn Rd., and DeNorman Bradley testified March 3. The expenditure totals $1,441.- The building has been design- immediately. The answer was r band studded with sharp nail voted borough employees five Damage, Fire 90. ed by Gerard A. Barba, Atlan- die Ave. an emphatic no. Mayor Henry The transcript was made pub- The hand-made form of bras per cent pay hikes for 1960. By a 5-4 vote, the board also tic Highlands architect The resolution is part of the Loeb said the commission is knuckles is similar to the glove: lic this morning. EATONTOWN-An all-out probe governing body's plan, pushet There were no objections from approved the purchase of several A resident of Holmdel, Dr. "pledged and committed to main- worn by Roman gladiators. Th the audience during the public of a $5,000 fire and suspected Frucht is married and has three by a special Riverfront Com tain segregation by all legal sabotage to 31 cement-mixing new musical instruments for $1,- measure, which also cover hearing prior to adoption of the 302.18. children. mittee, to get increased access leans." razor blades embedded in woo trucks was started today. ordinance. Seek Fallout Earlier He started his practice in vet- for residents to the river. and similar devices, now goes Efforts were being made today in the session—which Orangeburg, S. C, continued Councilman Henri J. Hansen lasted over four hours—the board erinary medicine here about trying 388 Negro students arres- to the Senate. to determine yesterday's early Property Offer •• objected, however, to the in Shelter For heard Aaron Breslow report on three years ago. Prior to that (Council received an offer ted two weeks ago in an anti- crease for special policemen — morning fire at the Eatontown he was connected with veteri- segregation parade. Twenty re Construction Co. at which the the current status and future $750 from William E. Beaty, TRENTON (AP) — Assembly from $1.65 an hour to $1.71. plans of the high school's science narians in New York State for ceived sentences of $50 fines or man Carmine F. Savino (R-Be interior of an office building was Red Bank attorney, in behalf "This is where we can save At. Highlands program. seven years. a client, for a piece of borough 30 days in jail for breaching gen) said today he fears Robei the taxpayers some money," he gutted. He is a graduate of the Uni- 1 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - The board also received the owned property on the south the peace and promptly appeal- Morris campaign for the U. declared. And 18 of the large cement- versity of North Carolina. He al- Dr. Robert S. McTague, mayor, high school curriculum recom- side of Parker Ave. ed to a higher court. Fire hoses Senate nomination "is doing th He said most of the specials mixing trucks here, five in Mat- so studied at the University of and tear gas were used to break Republican party incalculabl said yesterday the borough is awan and eight in Wayside had mendations for the 1960-61 school Council voted to adyertise fo "do it for the fun of it" and that year from Edward M. Dzurinko, Zurich in Switzerland and the up the parade March 15. harm." Savino said the Poi besides "the average pay in the investigating the, possibility of sugar poured in their gas tanks. further bids for the propert; principal. University of Paris, And in Columbia, S.C., Gov. Pleasant attorney's campaigi Bayshore is only $1.55." construction of a borough fall- All of the concrete companies and, at the same time, set i out shelter which might be plac- It was announced that George Dr. Frucht is a veteran of next meeting, April 11, for E. F. Hollings said racial dem- manager, Albert Metz of Ruthe "The special policemen have are divisions of United Mate- World War II. , onstrations which threaten the ford, is a director of the Erj the same duties and take the ed on high ground near the bor- rials Co. H. Wuesthoff, grammar school public hearing, ough's water tower. ' principal, has returned his con- The governing body votec peace will result in the arrest Railroad and has advocated g same risks as regulars," Coun- An official of the firm said of either white persons or Ne- ernment subsidies to keep it cilman John J. Dane, police He made mention of the Idea yesterday, "We are belrfg sa- tract unsigned. down an offer submitted by Miss The board voted 8-1 to file Mr. Geraldine Lyons to buy a pieci groes. He spoke out at a news operation. He said this conflic chairman, replied, "and they are at yesterdays hearing in Red botaged." Long Branch Wuesthoff's letter without further of property on William St. conference when asked about re- with Morris' campaign again; going to get the same five per Bank on the proposed Sandy Police Chief William Zadorozny action. John Joslin, board presi- As the result of a letter from cent Ku Klux Klan cross non-defense spending. cent raise." Hook inlet. said state police, the National burnings. The mayor noted details of dent, registered the lone "no." Sailor Gets Henry F. Labrecque, borough TRENTON 7AP)-A pert col The 1960 salaries are as Board of Fire Underwriters, and engineer, council authorized th follows: the proposal are merely in the Dolice in Matawan and New lege freshman from Rlverton "preliminary stage." streets and roads committee will have the official blessing Clerk, $4,000; tax collector, Shrewsbury have been called in- Stout's Bill on Lease obtain Mds and take necessarj $4,830; public works supervisor, He said the U.S. Army Corps to the investigation. Jail Sentence Police Patrol of the N. J. Legislature when of Engineers has been ap- Goes to Assembly STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP)- steps to correct a drainage con' she competes in the Nationa $5,250; magistrate, $2,000; water Seats Slashod dition on McCarter Ave. The ei plant operator, $5,000; water plant proached on the feasibility of the He said there had been an at- TRENTON-A bill Introduced A U.S. sailor from Long Branch, Cherry Blossom Princess con- idea. by Richard R. Stout (R-Mon- N. J., has been sentenced to a gineer estimated the cost wou For Prowler test April 4-10. Roberta Bret workers, $4,410; water, meter tempt to start a fire in a truck be $800. reader, $4,800; assessor, $1,900; George West, spokesman for parked in the company's Mata- mouth) to allow Asbury Park to year in prison and fined $140 for MATAWAN - Capt. Robert thaucr, 18, was congratulated attorney, $2,250; welfare director, the borough's Civil Defense and wan yard. lease beachfront land near Deal robbing and beating a Swede V. McGowan said this morning yesterday for winning a stat Disaster Control Unit, said that $700; mechanical repairman, $4,< And here, the seats in one of Lake for a new hotel-motel was while on shore leave. Tax Policy Commissio police are still getting two or contest. She said simply, unit Is awaiting an answer from 410; fire department inspector the trucks were slashed with a passed yesterday by the Senate William Edward Norris, 19, of three complaints a week about a "Thank you very much. It cer- the engineers concerning the pos- $500; court clerk, $525; assistant knife. and sent to the Assembly. Gov- 132 Jirsdale Ave,, was also sen- Again Studies School Ai prowler or prowlers In the Broad tainly Is a thrill." sibility of constructing a control sewer plant operator, $4,790, and Chief Zadorozny said an arson ernor Robert B. Meyner vetoed tenced yesterday to three years St. area, p and communications center at TRENTON (AP) — The As WASHINGTON~(AP)-Camdei public expert from the National Board a similar bill two years ago. banishment from Sweden after The complaints have been com works laborers $2 per the same site. sembly yesterday voted for anotlv N. J., has cut its total tax d hour. of Fire Underwriters is being Another bill introduced by Sen. he serves his sentence. ing in for three weeks. He noted if such a project were' er study of school aid by th linquencies by 42.9 per cent an In the police department, new brought in to determine the cause Stout—to provide two full-time Norris and Albert J, Cauffman, State Tax Policy Commission, de Residents report that a man its employment tax delinquenci salaries include the $300 annua constructed, it might be used by county district judges In Mon- 21, of Niles, Mich,, two sailors the county in CD work, of the building fire. spite complaints it would be has been seen pecking 4n win- by 52,6 per cent, according bonus, which in previous years Meanwhile, in Wall Township, mouth County—had its second from the cruiser Northampton, reading. The Senato is expected "useless gesture." dows, and looking for house keys Sen. John J. Williams (R-De had been listed separately. where there are two concrete were convicted of luring a 21- The resolution by J. Edwari in mail boxes and under door Williams made his sixth annul The salaries are: FRANCO MEETING to vote on it next week, year-old Swede into an alley with MADRID (AP) - Generallssl companies, police maintained a Crabicl (D-Middlesex) passed mats. report on delinquent taxes ye: Chief, $5,744; captain, $5,430; guard over them, an offer of whiskey where they 9 and now goes to the Senati Capt. McGowan said that to terday to the Senate. The U. lieutenant, $5,220; sergeant, $5, mo Francisco Franco left by car NASSER IN INDIA beat him unconscious and robbed Alfred N. Beadleston (R-Moi date, however, no house has been Treasury Department beg 010; patrolmen, three years $4 today for a meeting with Don ANOTHER KIIIUJsiiY STOP NEW DELHI (AP) - President him of about $40. Cauffman re- mouth) and others said the Le, entered, as far as police know. keeping statistics six years a BOO; two years $4,310, and one Juan dc Bourbon which is ex VIENNA (AP) — The Austrian Gamal Abdel Nassur of the Unit- ceived an Identical sentence. Islature already knows a maj' Special and regular policemen at the Delaware senator's n year, $4,000. pected to tighten relations be- government announced today ed Arab Republic arrive In New It was not known if ths de- new tax would bo needed to 1 have been assigned for added quest. Newark, N. J., had ai All Increases are retroactive tween the chief nf state and the that Soviet Premier Nikita Delhi today for a 12-day state fondants planned an appeal. It crease school aid. patrols in the area. other good report in 1959. to Jan. 1. pretender to the Spanish throne, Khrushchev will visit Vienna visit to India. must be filed before April 19. 12-Tues., liktch'Z), 1960 RED BANK REGISTER 25th Easter Ntevesihlc Wins DAR Unit Given Pageant Is Garden Show Tri-color Planned ASBURY PARK - Mrs. B. R. Barrett, a member of the Nave- National Citation ASBURY PARK — This year sink Garden Club, received the ;he annual Easter fashion pag- Engaged tri-color ribbon at the flower ; LOCUST — Old Topanemus] Miss Anne M. Stommel de- eant on the city's Boardwalk scribed a naturalization cere- show staged in connection with . Chapter, Daughters of the Amer- will mark its 25th anniversary. the Jersey Shore Home and Gar- • Ivan Revolution, was one of 11 mony in Newark conducted by Former winners will ba spe- Judge Reynier J. Wortendyke, Jr. den Show yesterday at the city's : out of the New Jersey's 84 :ial "reunion" guests, and more Convention Hall. ' DAR chapters to qualify for the at which she and Mrs. E. How- than 250,000 spectators ate ex National DAR Gold honor roll for ard Jeffrey- of Interlaken dis- peeled. Members of garden clubs in , Monmouth and Ocean Counties, ; superior achievement. tributed 100 American flags to The City of Asbury Park will on Thursday, Saturday-and yes- > The chapter received the honor new citizens. present a 25th anniversary tro- terday, exhibited various types-'-} at the state society conference Miss Priscilla L. R. Taylor, ihy to the winner at this event, of arrangements following the ; last week in Trenton. Reports Avon, displayed the DAR sta- which also marks the opening general theme of "Americana in. . of the conference were given by tionery, postcards and note, pa- of the Jersey coast resort sea- Flower and Leaf.!' Mrs. Henry DeLand Strack, when per which she, as chairman of son. The pageant will also in- the chapter met at her Nave- the chapters Junior Membership clude the tenth anniversary of Mrs. Barrett not only got the:, sink River Rd. home last week. Committee, sells to meet the the men's fashion pageant, held tri-color, which is the highest' j The chapter's outstanding ac- chapter's quota toward one of in connection with the event. award attainable in a standard complishment of the year was the DAR annual scholarships. Women winners in the contest type flower show, but received the presentation to Dr. Wernher Others attending were Mrs. Ed- will receive honorary member- first prize in the class in which von Braun, rocket expert and ward C. Sutton, of Interlakch; ships in the Order of the Blue she exhibited. — "Exotica." I space scientist, of the first DAR Mrs. James S. Avati and Mrs. Orchid," a fashion sorority com- called for an arrangement o.' Americanism Award made in Fred Brink, Red Bank; Mrs. prised of winners of past events. tropical flowers and foliages. New Jersey. This was'also the Freeman B. Taylor, Avon; Mrs Men finalists will receive "Fash- Mrs. H. C. Berg, of the Holly best DAR press story, being cov- George C. Huil, Jr., Metederonk, ion Fellowships." Women win- Garden Club of Sea Girt, was ered at the local, state and na- and Mrs. Everett C. Terry, Wan- ners will receive orchid corsages, second in this class. No third tional level. amassa. and men winners, neckwear. or honorable mention prizes "• Former winners will not be were awarded. disqualified from making them- Other summaries follow: MEMBERSHIP TEA —Mrs. Harold R. Lartaud, Fair Haven, president of the Won- Eastertime, an arrangement in selves available for judging on 1 mouth Boat Club Auxiliary, pours a cup of tea for one of the 'newest members, the Boardwalk, but no top win- Miss Nancy N. Travis a formal or informal theme, ex- Church Drama Group pressing the holiday — Miss Bet- Mrs. Peter A. Vincent, Jr., Long Branch, while Mrs, Robert Cabeen, Little Silver, ner of previous years will be selected as a final winner in LITTLE SILVER — Mr. and ty Blodgett, Grow and Show Gar- vice president, looks on. The membership tea took place Sunday in the boat club this year's pageant. Mrs. A. Raymond Travis, Jr., den Club of Allenhurst, first; and To Present 'Everyman' and was attended by 75 members and guests. Other officers assisting at hostesses A committee of judges from 674 Branch Ave., announce the Mrs. Francis E. Swartz, Nave- the fields of fashion, theater and engagement of their daughter, sink Garden Club, second. , RED BANK — The Drama were Mrs. Herman B. Vestal, Little Silver, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Olaf S. magazines on Easter Sunday will Miss Nancy N. Travis, to Dr. A late season/ a line arrange- Group of the Red Bank Method- Hammer, New Shrewsbury, recording secretary, and Mrs. William Magee, Red Bank, ment of flowering or leafed ride along the Boardwalk to se- William A. Stewart, son of Mr. ist Church will present a mod- treasurer. branches — Mrs. William Craw- Federation lect winners from hiliday prom and Mrs. C. B. Stewart of Bowl- rn prose version of the ancient enaders. ford, Grow and Show Garden Christian mystery play, "Every- ing Green, Ohio. A June wedding Club, first; Mrs. G. C. Grott, Sends Six man," by Herbert Burtis, Sun- Golden Age Club, is planned. Grow and Show Club, second, • day at 8 p. m. in the sanctuary. Around Monmouth PTA Unit to Hear Miss Travis attended Syracuse and Mrs. James Fisher, Jr., This marks the group's second To Hear Biologist Psychologist University and was graduated Grow and Show Club,, third. production of the season, the first With Mill; from Bellevue Schools of Nursing Early Americana, an arrange- To Institute RED BANK - The Golden ARS MIDDLETOWN — "Competi being "The Coming of Christ," in New York City. She is a stafl ment of flowers with handcraft- tion Between Children and Be- ASBURY PARK — The New which was given In co-operation Hub, which is sponsored by the By Mn. Albert J. Hruska nursa at University Hospital ed accessories — Mrs. Charles Jersey State Federation of Col- Bnai Brith Women of Red Bank, tween Parents and Children" will Syracuse, N. Y. . Schock, Jr., Grow and Show Gar- with the chancel choir last De- It's a lovely day today, a per- William C. Ellis of Rumson and be the topic of Al Krass, psy- ored Women's Clubs, under the cember. will meet Thursday afternoon at den Club; first; Mrs. Grace Coyle direction of Mrs. F. Leon Harris fect afternoon for Mrs. John N. the Ernest Thompsons and John chologist for Pollak Clinic, Thurs- Dr. Stewart is resident sur- Toms River Garden Club sec- of this city, state president, last The cast will include John Phil Langenberger of Navesink to con- and Bunny Bell of Fair Haven. day at a meeting of the parent geon at the Upstate Medica ond; Mrs. Fisher, Jr., third; and week sponsored four high school brick, in the title role of Every- duct her critque on the artistic, Bunny, who was 1959's "Girl of and family life education group Center at Syracuse. He was grad Mrs. Jack Weiler, Atlantic High- seniors and two counselors at- man; Rev. Roger J. Squire, Mes- unusual, lovely or striking table the Year," presented the 1960 of Fairview Parent-Teacher As- uated from Miami University al lands, Highlands Garden Club, tending the National Association senger; Chester Crabtree, God; settings that have been on dis- award to Marilyn (Mrs. Herbert iation. Oxford, Ohio, and Ohio State Uni honorable mention. of Colored Girls Citizenship In- Robert Gamble, death; Philip play at 3allantine's in Red Bank. L.) Linley of Long Branch at the The group will meet from 10 versity College of Medicine. Delicacy, an arrangement in a stitute in Howard University, .ightfoot, Fellowshhp; Jean Fow- The settings were designed by dance later in the evening. a. m. to noon in the home of glass container — Miss Blodgett, Washington, D. C. ler, Kinsman; Janet Blaisdell, the 12 garden clubs of Monmouth Mrs. Vincent Kracum, 52 Rich- New York State is one of the first; Mrs. Swartz, second, and Attending were Mrs. Zenobia Cousin; Marylynn Brandenburg, County. Mrs. Langenberger, who Molly (Mrs. William C.) Ellis ard Ter. Chairmen are Mrs. nation's major cattle growers. Mrs. Philip F. Hyland, garden Simms, counselor from Asbury oods; - Carol Boslet, Good is a noted lecturer, teacher and of Rumson Rd., Rumson, will Sherman Novalis and Mrs. Stan- There are some 2,153,000 head o department, Point Pleasant Wom- Deeds; Hazel Stodter, Know- ley Gruber. cattle, valued at {485,589,000. Park; Miss vJeanette Robinson, designer in this field will illus- leave for Eleuthera tomorrow to an's Club, third. Red Bank High School, who was ledge; Chester Apy, Confession; trate her analysis of the compon- supervise the interior decorating Judges for the arrangement sponsored by Mrs. Rosemary Elizabeth Kohl, Beauty; Braxton ents of a winning setting with on the new home she and Dr. classes were Mrs. John N. Lan- Peake, Asbury Park, district Burt, Strength; Roger Morris, color slides of all the entires Ellis are building there. Eleuth- genberger, Navesink; Mrs. Frank president; Miss Barbara Perry, Discretion; and Marion Nord, photographed by Monroe Edcl- era—one of the central islands Dean, Little Silver; Mrs. William Paterson High School; Miss Har- Five Senses. stein of New Shrewsbury. in the many splendored Bahamas, Mulheron, Holmdel; Mrs. Wil- riet Granger, Trenton High The lighting effects will be cre- is warm-dreamy and exotically liam MacDonald, Allenhurst; School; Miss Mamce Fleming, ated by Melvin Morris and Ib- beautiful, but probably its great- Mrs. Merwin Bryan, Neptune; Atlantic City High School, and sen Nordrum; make-up by Jane Allen and Betty Wallace of st charm lies in its quieq t and Mrs. John Mulligan, Bridle; and Miss Bessie Duncan, Jr., Atlantic Hubner and costumes by Miriam Chapel Hill were hosts at an eclusion. It is off the beaten Mrs, G. Edward Heisler, Colling- City, counselor. Coddington. Janet Horre is the 'open house" dinner and cocktail :rack of tourists and is access- wood. Their itinerary included a visit assistant director and the entire party preceding the Junior Serv- ible only plane or chartered boat. Mrs. Ralph W. Jones of Chat- and personal interview with Vice production is under the supervi- ice League annual spring dance It is not too far off the beaten ham and Mrs. Charles Clausing, President Richard M. Nixon. sion of Mr. Burtis, organist and at the Shadowbrook Friday eve- rack for John Gardella, Jr,, of Westmont, were student judges They were guests in the U. S. choirmaster of the church. ning. Guests included the Bill Osprey La., Rumson. He returned in the arrangement classes. Terrence P. Keneflck Barnes' and the Bill Troys of Senate and House galleries, The The play will be set in a con- Sunday evening from a three Judging horticulture were Mrs. students found that meeting con- Long Branch, the Greg Hillmans weeks' fishing holiday in Eleu Eric Williamson of Rumson; Mrs. temporary scene though it is ex- 1 o'clock in the recreation halls of Red Bank, the Robert Nortons gressmen and other law makers tremely old in its original ver- of Congrepation Bnai Israel in thera. Frank F. Kenney, Fair Haven, responsible for shaping nationa' and {he Bob Nagles of Rumson, and Mrs. Hobart Walker. Inter- sion. Mr. Burtis, using the an; Rumson. This,, is an ,open .meet- the Frank Conteys of Locust, the policies was inspiring .and \yil dent English poetic versions, has ing. •" ' •-•'•••• A welcome home party is be- laken. "contribute toward a better un- Bob Goodmans of Navesink, the created the present version in ing planned at the Officers Club derstanding of the government Guest speaker will be Terrence Peter Coulthards of Atlantic High present-day English prose in or- of the 646th Radar Squadron a and its operation." P. Kcnefick of Monmouth Col- lands, the Don Davises of Mon the Highlands for the return o Daughters' Guests der to make the meaning of the lege biology department. His sub- mouth Hills and Nick Vuyosevich Maj. John Montgomery and, Maj Workshops for the students rep- play clearer. ject will be "The Economic Im- At College Party resenting areas throughout the of Fair Haven. Other pre-dance Anthony Serpe, who are due back Musical interludes will be pro- portance of the Rose Family." United States were held in the dinner hosts were Mr. and Mrs. this week-end from a sp;cial RED BANK - Mrs. Eliot Tar- vided by Dr. J. R. Johnson, Jr., He will tell the history of the William Zilger of Little Silver, training course in Orlando, Fla in, 54 Elm PI., was guest of university under the direction of rose, its uses as a decorative Dr. Earl Martin, professor of po- trumpeter, and by three singers: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Key of her daughter Miss Carol Leslie Miriam Koenig, Barbara Spen- flower, and its aesthetic values. West Long Branch, Dr. and Mrs litical science, assisted by a num- Mrs. William F. (Margaret Tarlin, a sophomore at Pem- ber of government consultants cer and Barbara Heistand, Behr of the Garfield-Grant Ho'- broke College, Providence, R. I., and experts, including George tel, Long Branch, has returned for the recent mother-daughter Butler, director of education and Regional GOP from a vacation in Miami Beacn. week-end. the President's Committee on Fla. Mr. and Mrs. Behr are man Mrs. William H. Price, 1 Wash- Government Contracts. Meeting Today agers of the hotel. ington Ave., Rumson, also at- A banquet and dance concluded tended as guest of her daughter, HIGHTSTOWN - The third in Miss Maragaret Anne Price, also the week's activities at the Uni i series of six regional meet The Victor E. Grossmgere ol versity, where they were cam- Middletown celebrated their s.l a sophomore. ngs, sponosred by the official SILVER WEDDING —Freeholder and Mrs. Victor E. pus guests. and non-official women of the ver wedding anniversary at th' More than 350 mothers from Republican party, is being hold Beacon Hill Country Club Satur- Grossinger of King's Hwy., Middletown, celebrated 20 states were on campus for today beginning at 10:30 a. m. day evening with a dinner and their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday night with a the week-end, which included Seedlings Topic cocktail party for 75 relatives and tours of historical buildings in in Old Heights Inn. Topics will dinner party at the Beacon Hill Country Club, Leonardo. nclude "The Republican Chal friends. Mr. Grossinger (Grnss- Providence, a luncheon, fashion Of Garden Club enge" and "How to Work and inger & Heller, real estate and Mr, and Mrs. Grossinger are shown with a silver tea show, banquet and singing con- test. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Seeds Win." insurance) is a member of the service presented by Mr. Grossinger's colleagues on County Board of Freeholders. and seedlings were discussed at Mrs. Harry H. Neuberger, the Board of Freeholders. Mr. Grossinger recently a meeting of the Woodland Park president of the New Jersey Fed SPECIAL MEETING Garden Club in the North Cen- eration of Republican Women is Mr. and Mrs. William Moore announced his retirement from politics after serving 29 KEYPORT - Charles Apple- terville Fire House Thursday. among those responsible for this have returned to their home in years as a member of the Middletown Township Com- gate, president of the Keyport series of "Schools of Polities' Little Silver from a winter holi- Junior Drum and Bugle Corps, Harold Simmons of Matawan day in Jamaica. mittee and later as freeholder. guest speaker, explained the pro designed to bring about closer will supervise a special meet- per planting of seeds and indoor co-operation between official and ing tonight in the old borough hall handling of seedlings. non-official women to gather sup Lois and Stanley Savage ol building, East Front St., at 6:30 Cherry Tree La., Middletown Kitty Kelly: Mrs. John Morris, president port and volunteer workers for o'clock, when plans will be made the 1960 campaign. played golf together on Sun-fa, to form a senior drum'and bugle Introduced Mrs. Merl Smith, Mrs. which can only mean that Lois Robert Spangler and Mrs. Ed- Today's meeting will cover the corps, as well as an all-girl drum south central region, including is recovered from the injuries Only Unloved Children and bugle corps. Interested Bay- ward Barth as new members. she suffered in an automobile ac- A card party is planned fo Burlington, Mercer, Monmouth 'GIRL OF THE YEAR' for Junior Service League of Red shore residents are invited. and Ocean counties. cident last week. April 22 in the Molly Pitche Bank for 1959-60, is Mrs, Herbert L. Linley of Long Unable to Accept Facts Hotel, Red Bank, Mrs. Dale Hax Toby and Didsy McFaddin of ton is chairman. SQUARE DANCE SATURDAY Branch, left, receiving her honor from Mrs. John J. Comanche Dr., Portaupeck, were Dear Kitty Kelly: Mrs. Morris Williamson gave MATAWAN — The Matawan Bell, Fair Haven, a former winner of the event. Mrs. girls so maybe you can help me. hosts for the week-end to Jim and My husband and I have a six- I write to a boy who is in the SHERMAN'S a report on garden reminders of Grammar School Parent-Teache Linley, who received a gold disc for her charm braclet, Nan Green of Mt. Kisco, N. Y. the month. A round robin cak Association will hold a squan months-old baby that is ours; Army in Germany. He won't was choosen for her service to league-sponsored proj- The Greens were among the and we each have a child by a be back for one year and a half. tale was held and a prize was dance Saturday, 8:30 p. m., i guests at a pre-dance coffee and won by Mrs. Spangler. the Matawan High School gym ects and to her community. She received her award previous marriage. The children My best friend is going with a brandy party in what was their boy who comes to see my broth- nasium with Jon Haitama as th at the league's annual spring membership dance. are five years old—38 days apart, Next months meeting has been former home on Locust Point Rd., er, stays till about 10 and leaves. scheduled for April 19, Instead caller. The PTA will meet i Locust. The house which was and get along fine. We live close the high school auditorium Wed to our relatives. Unwittingly, Lately he sits down beside me of April 26, in the North Center- lovely to begin with and mag- and kisses me when he leaves. ville Fire House. ncsday, April 13, 8 p. m. nificently located is now owned they keep asking the children Curtains by Fred and Cathy Finkenstaedt, how they get along with us and I believe I like him. but am I with each other. afraid if my girl friend finds out, who have fabulously transform- snc Draperies ed it from formal Colonial Amer- Being five, they are very in- will be mod. I wouldn'i ican to elegant French Renais- quisitive. We hate to- tell them blame her one bit. What is the Slipcovers sance. about our previous marriages, right thing to do?—Puzzled. A PLEASANT PLACE TO PLAN YOUR but realize we will have to some POST MERIDIAN PARTY OR LUNCHEON Dear Puzzled: You know Bedspreads day. We won't lie to them. What the answer as well as I. Give The William Levvins of Laurjl should they know? How should the kiss-snatcher the gate un- Linens Dr., Fair Haven, are in the Vir- we break it to them? I was 12 less you want to be a double- gin Islands on vacation. when my mother told me about crosser. The cornerstone of Venetian Blinds my half-brothers and 18 before friendship is loyalty. Send a Bill Russell, son of the William I knew my father's name and stamped, self-addressed en- {hnp-Bt-nome Strrtce R. Russells, Jr., of Kemp Ave., where to find him. The situation velope for my leaflet, "Firm Phont SH 1-18)8 Rumson is home from Dart- _ BEAUTIFUL VIEW • NAUTICAL LOUNOE was. a little different though. No Friends." • LUNCHEON SPECIALITIES mouth.* one knew about it but my moth- Sherman's Homo Decorator* Ever at the Bridge, Highlands er and stepfather. I think your Mrs. WiDard T. Somerville and column is wonderful!—J. W. A. Send your problem to Kitty 45 Broad St. Mrs. Frank F. Kenny of Fair Dear J. W. A.: My mother n> , , , Imlhliliiill.v nimity. 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The L'rty," says the Virginia Decla- are older, OCEAN AVE., WEST END CA 2-6164 ration of Rights, "and can never women will roturn next woek, Mn. Sicardi it the owner LEON'S John Cllladlno, Physical Dlr., 15 Yean nt Asbury Park 11, S. be restrained but by despotic Dear Kitty Kelly: 64-76 WHITE ST. SINCE IVI2 XED BANK (Kuminrr Dux Camp Anntiunrrnu-ni In F'OIIIMO of Flora's, on Broad St., Rod Bank. governments." You have helped quito a few i Chumd i .WCBS-TV .WABC-TV RED BANK REGISTER Tuei, VIu& 29,1960-13 .WOR-TV Channel 4 _WRCA-JV Seek to; Top Channel U WPK TELEVISION Channel 5 .WNEW'TV Channel 13 WNTA-TV TV Reviews Quota For AFTERNOON EVENING 1:15— (2) Movie 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends (4) Jack Paar London Air 12:00- (2) Love Of Life Movie Cancer Drive (4) Truth or (7) Little Rascals (7) (11) Sports and Weather By CYNTHIA LOWRY William Frawley break up. They MIDDLETOWN - The town- Consequence (11) Popeye 11:20—(11) Movie AP TV-Radio Writer tave given us a lot of entertain- :hip Cancer Crusade committee (7) Restless Gun (13) Record Wagon ng hours. (9) Movie 6:30- (4) Local News 12:00- (9) Movie out to beat its quota in the Wendy Barrie NEW YORK — Gypsy Jack (11) French Through TV (5) Cartoons (13) 3 und-raising campaign.which be- Movie aar and his traveling troupe The sponsor has renewed the »ins Friday and continues (13) Day Watch (7) Yesterday's 2:30—(13) :ame to us—courtesy of tape, of 1:00- (4) Consult Dr. Brothers une Allyson Show for next sea- iroughout next month. 12:30— (2) Search for Tomorrow Newsreel :ourse—from London last night. (7) Evening Prayer on, and it will be shifted from The committee has hopefully (4) It Could Be You (11) Quick Draw McGraw The format was that of the 1:05- (2) Movie ts late Monday spot to 10:30-11 et $5,000 as its goal to exceed (5) Cartoons (13) Curtain Time New York show—and Hugh i. m. Thursday night, time made 6:40- (4) Weather 6 1:15- (4) 13th Hour lie municipal quota of $4,000 set (7) Love That Bob! News and Weather Downs, Hans Conried and Jose vailable by the approaching de- y the Cancer Society's Mon (11) English 12 6:45- (4) News (9) Melis were on hand. jarture of CBS" (weekly hour- 1:45- (4) News; Sermonette louth Chapter, under the chair- 12:45- (2) Guiding Light (7) News Jack seemed serious, re- ong revue series .. . Show of 1:00- (2) News 7:00- (2) World News 2:40- (2) News anship of Vincent T. Hirsch. 2:45- (2) Give Us This Day strained and a bit nervous. ;he Month's April 21 dramatic Mrs. Robert Patton, 18 Clar- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (4) Phil Silvers Maybe the studio audience was jffering on CBS will be, after all, dge Dr., chairman, said that the (5) Cartoons (5) Jim Bowie MORNING responsible. They were not his uth Gordon's autobiographical (7) About Faces (7) Union Pacific ilay, "Years Ago." And Sandra :ommittee based its Contribution 5:55- (4) Sermonette own New York partisans and ;oal on the fact that the Cancer - (11) Fun At One (9) Terrytoons Church, star of the Broadway 6:00- (4) Continental persisted In laughing loudly at iociety has given service and 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (11) News Classroom unexpected moments—at com- musical, Gypsy, will play the are to nine patients in Middle- 1:25- (4) News (13) Wrap-Up young Ruth Gordon—which is 6:15- (2) Previews mercials and slips ot the own Township within the last 1:30- (2) As The World Turns 7:05- (2) Local News tongue. ust what the author wanted all wo years at a cost of $4,559.30. ,(4) Dial 4 7:10- (2) Weather 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day he time. .ocal contributions last year to- (5) Movie (11) News 6:25- (2) News Speaking of Hugh Downs, he Groucho Marx, who will illed $.4,226. , (7) Ray Milland 7:15- (2) News 6:30- (2) Sunrise Semester liad a big night. He tried a com- break Into snatches of Gilbert (9) Film Drama 7:25—(11) Weather (4) Continental If cancer strikes in the home, Classroom mercial in a British accent on the and Sullivan at the drop of a be society gives aid, Mrs. Pat- * (11) Growing In Spanish 7:30- (2) Grand Jury 'aar Show and he made his 7:00- (2) News wisecrack, will have a chance in added. In Monmouth County, 1:50—(11) News (4) Laramie jcting debut in a filmed episode 2:00— (2) For Better or Worse (4) Today to play- Ko-Ko In Telephone iie society spent approximately (5) Scotland Yard of NBC's "River Boat." I would Hour's April 29 production of 30,000 for care and services ren- (4) Queen For A Day 7:26- (7) Morning Prayer (7) Sugarfoot say that his British accent is as "The Mikado" on NBC. lered to patients. * •*• (7) Day In Court (9) Movie 7:30- (7) Early Bird Cartoons Call to Prayer good as his acting. Volunteer workers are being (9) Film Drama (11) Flight 7:50- (5) News irganized under the direction of (11) Almanac (13) Highway Patrol 8:00- (2) Recommended tonight: "The 'GREAT MYSTERIES' PREMIERE —Helen Hayes and Ja- Ding Dong School Next week's motion picture fuggler," NBC, 8:30-9:30 EST— /Is. Patton's assistants: Mrs. 2:30— (2) House Party 8:00- (2) Dennis O'Keefe (5) Oscar awards program will have ton Robards, Jr., will star in "The Bat," the premiere laymond Collins, Middletown (4) Loretta Young (5) Sherlock Holmes (7) Little Rascals starring Tony Curtis; Garry Richard Willis to go some to be more entertain' Moore Show, CBS, 10-11—with El- offering of the new series titled "Dow Hour of Great 'ownship vice chairman; Mrs. (7) Gale Storm (11) Public Defender (13) ing than Friday night's Awards News i Fitzgerald and Mel Torme; Mysteries" Thursday, March 31, on the NBC-TV Net- lichard Barrett, Middletown (9) Film Drama (13) Mike Wallace 8:10- (2) Show on NBC. It consisted prin> Captain Kangaroo Korea—No Parallel," ABC, 10-11 illage area chairman; Mrs. (11) Basic Russian 8:30- (2) Dobie Gillis 8:15- (2) rily of what it promised to be: work. Joseph Welch (in foreground) will be narrator Sandy Becker —documentary filmed in that now ranklin T. Wise, Jr., River 3:00- (2) Millionaire (4) Startime 8:30- (5) A gentle but nevertheless adroit of the series of three one-hour mystery plays to be tele- iaza area chairman; Mrs. John (4) Young Dr. Malone (7) Time For Fun almost-forgotten country. (5) City Assignment Physical Culture spoof of television and its de- cast in the spring. .awley, special gifts chairman (5) Lilli Palmer (13) (7) Wyatt Earp People's Choice moted viewers. The awards went nd Frank Bottini, business (7) Beat The Clock (11) Whirlpool 9:00- (2) to logical candidates. However, 1 Barbara Eden (9) Strange Stories Hi Mom hairman. (13) Play of the Week (4) would have voted for "The Crime Refreshments were served to (11) Movie (7) Beulah Undergoes Operation Brownies Make The Monmouth County Cancer 9:00- (2) Tightrope! Day Watch of Jebal Deeks," instead of "The the group. Adult leaders assist- Society benefit dinner dance is (13) Day Watch (13) Moon and Sixpence;" for Lucille HOLLYWOOD (AP) — Tele- ing Mrs. Cooke were Mrs. Fred 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (5) Wrestling My Little Margie slated for June 11 in The Home- (7) Rifleman 9:30- (2) Ball instead of Loretta Young vision actress Barbara Eden, Hospital Tour Mason, Mrs. Gordon Moench (4) From These Roots Topper >tead, Spring Lake. (9) Movie (5) and Harry Belafonte's show iiv who plays one of the leads in the and Mrs.'Henry Muller. (5) Doorway to Destiny (7) Personal Theater stead of Fred Astaire's. But dif- series "How to Marry a Million- HAZLET — Brownies of Troop 1 (11) Fabulous Fraud Making the tour were Robin (7) Who Do You Trust? 9:50—(11) Exploring ferences of opinion after all, are aire," is reported doing nicely 6, under the leadership of Mrs. 9:30- (2) Red Skelton Mathematics Richard Cooke, made a tour of Redner, Lorraine DeGroat, Jean Hal Humphrey; (9) Movie what make polls necessary—and following an emergency appen- 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (4) Arthur Murray 10:00- (2) Woman! Monmouth Medical Center, Long nette Seybold, Joanne Gurney (7) Philip Marlowe TV reviewers' jobs available. dectomy. Branch, Saturday. Mrs. -Irving Patti Cooke, Margaret Osborn (4) Thin Man (4) Dough Re Mi (11) Dangerous (5) Movie She is the wife of Michael Diamond, public relations direc- Colleen McKittrick, Linda Fors- (5) Douglas Fairbanks Ansara of the "Broken Arrow" Shows to Assignment (7) Memory Lane Friday night marks the end tor, conducted the tour. berg, Carolyn Smith, Janet. Gur- (7) American Bandstand series. ney, Gail Moench, Debbi Nappi, 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 10:00— (2) Garry Moore 10:20-00 Our World Neighbors of a TV era—The last show The Brownies visited the or- Lina Jo Urligh, Sheryl Heister- 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (4) M-Squad 10:30— (2) On The Go Lucille Ball and Dcsi Arnaz-- thopedic wing, laboratory, thera- man, Irene Bisogno, Denise Da- Watch (4) Buckskin (7) Korea (4) Play Your Hunch now separated—plan to make py room, kitchen, clinic, offices, ly and Cathy McKittrick. (11) Divorce Court 10:40—(11) Science Around You together. Old "1 Love Lucy" cafeteria, doctor's conference (5) Mr. District Attorney MOVIE TIMETABLE (11) Abbott and Costello 10:30— (4) Johnny Midnight 10:45— (9) News and Weather shows arc still very much room and library. TONIGHT RED BANK 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (9) Movie 10:50— (9) Cartoons around on re-runs and re-re- Explanations were made of the 'SPREE' STUDY 10:00 - ABC (Ch. 7) - Korea (4) Movie (13) Wrap-Up U:00— (2) I Love Lucy runs, however, so there un- Carlton—Solomon and Sheba switchboard and doctor's call WASHINGTON (AP) - Half of — The Forgotten Past —.(Choice (5) Dateline Europe 11:00- (2) News (4) Price Is Right doubtedly will be repeats of 2:00, 7:00, 9:30. board; the taking of blood tests; the high school boys in the Viewing) — Not to be outdone , (9) Wild Bill Hickok (4) News (7) Romance of Life the hourlong Lucy-Desl come- the function of the clinic; and EATONTOWN Washington, D. C, area have y its rivals, ABC steps into the (11) Bozo The Clown (5) Movie (11) King's English dies. the work of the "Candy Strip- "one milk drinking spree per irime viewing hours with a 5:25-(ll) Clutch Cargo (7) News 11:30— (2) December Bride But although the old order Drive-In—Solomon and Sheba ers," the 14-year-old volunteers week," according to a survey ocumentary report on a news 5:30- (2) Movie (11) News (4) Concentration changeth, television will not be 7:05, 10:10: Men Against The who donate two hours weekly. conducted by Listen magazine. worthy subject. "Korea" is a (5) Big Beat (13) Dance Party (5) Romper Room entirely without a Desi Arnaz. Arctic 9:45. imed report about a country 11:10- (2) Weather Desi, IV seven-year-old son of (7) Rin Tin Tin (7) I Married Joan ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS hat just 10 years ago command (9) Movie (4) Weather (11) Our Number System Lucille and Desi, whose birth in RADIO led the attention of the world (11) Three Stooges (7) Weather 11:50—(11) News 1953 received more headline Atlantic—Sapphire 7:22, 9:20. mt now is virtually forgotten, than the recent addition to Brit- LONG BRANCH WABC 770 WOR 710 t's narrated by John Secondari. lynn's Daughters ain's royal family, will star on WCBS 880 WPAT 930 ou'll meet some of the 4,000 Dinah Shore's April 3 show. Lit- Baronet—Samson and Delilah 1410 WRCA WHTG 660 I's still on gaurd and the Amer- let $100 per Month tle Desi will play—what else?— 3:15, 9:15; Ulysses 1:30, 7:30. WNEW 1130 WQXR 1560 can missionaries and the Kor- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Thi conga drums while the youngster ASBURY PARK AFTERNOON WRCA New.,/ ans who find it is not pleasen late Errol Flynn's daughter who played "Little Ricky" in thi Monday Through Friday Morgan Beatty o live in a country divided by Deirdre, 14, and Rory,12, havi TV series—his name is Richan Mayfalr—Suddenly Last Sum- 12:00 WABC News; Martin Block 7145—WOR Carltdn Frederlck« 1 mer 2:45, 7:15, 9:30. WCBS Nows: Lou Adler WRCA Wayne Howell Show breigners. been awarded allowances of $10 Keith—will lead an all-child ban WHTG Local New« 7155—WABC News a month apiece. and play drums. St. James—Toby Tyler 3:28,' Summary 'Fred Robbins Show 7:30 - ABC (Ch. 7) — Sugar . 7:00, 10:00; Edge of Eternity WOR Nows; John Scott 3:00—WCBS World Tonight They will bo paid out of $30,001 Lucy and Desi's windup show WHCA News; Ed Herlihjr WOR Nows, World Today toot — That old western rascal in insurance left by the swash- on CBS, will be "Lucy Meets thi 2:00, 8:40. 12:15—WOR The Fitzgeralds ' WRCA News; Wayne udge Roy Bean, a favorite of WCBS l.unny Koss Howell buckling actor. Superior Court Mustache," the hitter played b; Lyric—A Touch of Larceny 12:20—WHTG County Agent 8:15—WCBS Three Guesses vriters, turns up here in approved the payments yesterda Ernie Kovacs. I hate to see th 7:30, 9:30; Assignment New 12:30—WCBS Helen Trent 8:30—WOR Sports; 'Vinegarroon." Our bov Tom Zealand 7:10. WHTG News. Relaxing McCullough &. 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LAKEWOOD — Growing pains ecutive committee put it, "It's urther at the next meeting slated By Hy Cunningham - which have been the main con- just a matter of simple arithme- or Manasquan High School, April 25. cern of scheduling for the Shore tic when figuring the anticipated FOR SOME YEARS GONE BY INDIVIDUALS Conference in the past few years, enrollment." In other business—John H. returned for new consideration Every two years a check of Schellenger, Manasquan, a mem- CONNECTED WITH the-Shore Conference and individ- when a proposal was presented enrollment would be taken and ber of the basketball committee, uals connected closely to the organization, had the idea proposed a Shore Conference In- last night at a session in Lake- the schools juggled into proper of cutting the league right down the middle with a wood High School. division. A or B. vitational tournament to be held It was proposed by the execu- Scheduling would be no prob- around the Christmas holidays in sharp ax, so to speak. The idea was to get the growing tive committee that the confer- lem. It would be a matter'of the the Asbury Park Convention Hall. conference into two divisions in order to sidetrack a In the past years the annual ence do away with the present schools exchanging schedules tremendous amout of bickering. three-division league and divide with each other. In football, Ihore Conference basketball the 19 schools into two divisions, traditional Thanksgiving Day playoffs were, more or less, the Most of the bickering came when some A jackbone of the treasury. Pro- A and B. Currently the confer- games would not be interferred school representatives hollered their "moon" off • ence is composed of the A and with and could include the usual ceeds from the tourney supplied B divisions with B divided into Shore Conference games that rophies, medals, and other to get into the B bracket And some'made it. Then two brackets, Northern and count in standings. awards that are presented to others were as hot under the collar as if they had champions of all sports from foot- Southern. The proposal was taken with just put on a Howard Leon well-ironed shirt right The executive committee plan glee by several athletic directors, oall to bowling. would be on an enrollment basis, especially the smaller schools, Schellinger was of the opinion off the ironer. that is, actual number of boys fn while others were not top happy that a tournament of this sort Last night the cutting right down the middle grades 10, 11, and 12. with the idea. would draw well and it would provide a much large profit than proposal hit the decks. And sure enough, it was the A Dividing Point Megill Has A Point the present setup. same plan that has been talked about for years, but There would be a dividing Mr. Megill stated, "It's to the point, or a line right down the point now where some repre- Stronger Regulations nothing was ever accomplished. middle in separating the A and sentatives have to start consid- It was decided to enforce The idea is to go on an enrollment basis, tak- stronger regulations regarding B divisions. ering the conference and not in ing in three grades, 10, 11, and 12. (And no cheat- As William K. Megill, principal dividuals In order to keep the behavior and actions of athletes, of Middletown Township High organization operating properly." t was reported that some mem- ing on the figures.) There would be only two School, and a member of the ex- The proposal will be discussed bers of bowling teams were «* divisions, A and B. Currently there are three, but smoking during competition and SLIDE EASY, SON — Red Bank Catholic High School's assistant baseball coach that some golfers were wagering Bob Bossone, second from left, means just that. He is giving sliding instructions two are in the B bracket. AH told there are 19 LOOKING UP on their matches and individual By Alan Mover to his »on, Bob, who is a first baseman. Yesterday's warm day was the first base- schools involved and from the way new high scores. One of stern regulation schools are developing, there will be more if ac- will be "No smoking, drinking or ball candidates had an opportunity for a good practice session. Others, left to gambling." In sucn cases that right, are Vince Migliore, Chuck Thompson and Al Sulxzo. cepted. might be brought before the con- William K. Megill, principal of Middletown High ference, the enforcing body will be the executive committee and School and; a member of the executive committee of it will decide the outcome, that the Conference, in explaining the plan said, "We have is, whether to bar an individual Hoffman's to Meet Blue Jays to start thinking of thei Conference and not individ- from participating in the partial lar sport. uals." And he is so right. Arnie Truex, Middletown athle- In Gold Medal Tourney Finals For years coaches and athletic directors cast tic director, asked for adoption their eyes mostly on their schedules and how close of a uniform fee for officials of could they get to championships. Winners always all sports. A minimum proposal LONG BRANCH - Hoffman's Phi Delta Sigma jumped off to for schools to use consisted of Army and Navy and the Jersey a 20-18 first quarter lead and make a hit with the board of education, student $12.50 for basketball; $17.50 Blue Jays will meet tomorrow held the margin by a 42-31 score Kline Chucking body and townspeople. And coaches like to win. baseball, and $17.50 for football. night for the championship of the at half time. The Jays shook 7th annual YMCA Senior Gold up their offensive in the second If .they didn't, they wouldn't be coaches. Rosatl Reports On Bowling Medal basketball tournament be half with two good scoring per Good; Yanks But on the other hand some were forgetting that Joseph Rosati, Rumson-Fair ing held here at the YMCA. iods. In the third they edged Haven Regional High School Last night Hoffman's gained Phi Delta, 23-16, and took a 26-18 in order to keep a good Conference going, and going thletic director, chairman of the final bout by nicking Flynn's margin in the final quarter. Belted, 9-3 strong, they had to play that game called "put and the bowling committee, report- of Perth Amboy, 97-68, and the Nachamkin was the big scorer Associated Press take." When one stops to think of all the bickering ed Lakewood was the winner of Jersey Blue Jays bounced- Phi with 31 points on a dozen field Right-hander Ron Kline, trad- that has been going on for years regarding schedules, the Southern division group, and Delta Sigma of Monmouth Col- goals and seven fouls. Larry ed to St. Louis from Pittsburgh, Middletown victor in the North- lege, 80-76, in a thriller. Hennessey was next in line with is another of the Cardinals' etc., it is a mi/acle that so many teams are still around ern group. Hoffman's had matters pretty 18 markers. Molinas was the pitching ragamuffins developing and the Conference is still operating. In the Northern division Me- much its own way due to its only other two figure scorer with winning ways under the tutelage mondorf had high average with height which gave the winners 13 tallies. of coach Howie Pollet. We think the plan could be the best answer 179, and Muscil, had high series control of both boards and easy I Flynn'i ft Son rue GPP O F P Kline became the third con- for solving past problems. We especially think so- .vith 652. Both are of Middletown. control of the ball. B/RP& iuran .5 0 10 Hus'raeyer 94:: secutive member of the Cards' Memberg, Atlantic Highlands, Six cagers hit double figures Pollack 8 3 IS is n 1! because Mr. Megill had something to do with its WERB Walsack 4 0 8 Core) 2 3 7 mound staff—worst in the Na- scored high game with 251. for Hoffman's with Ed Potts lead Clzftw coming into being. Despite being mentioned be- STLOU/S CARPS LAST /// Pott.i 5 2 18 8 1 13 tional League last season with ing the way with 18 markers. Doyle . Tra'mowlti 7 0 14 MA//A6ER, MIL In Southern division it was Ad&mi S 012 a 4.34 earned run average—to JJO fore, and if our recollection is right, Mr. Megill Axel of Lakewood, 191 for high Red Pollack tossed in 15, Eddie Kennedy B (II Iti 1959, Seinberg 7 0 14 the full nine innings and win START M/5 Kennedy and Saul Seinberg fired was one of several who mentioned It years back. average; Crawford of Brick, 632 when he limited the American Sl-ASO//AS/?£& 80T THAT in U points each, Fred Adams 44 9 e; 30 8 This could straighten out a delicate situation. high series and Zimmerman ..of Hoffman's _, .!« 27 21 33-97 League champion Chicago White &RP B055 . COULP scored 12, and Ron Kuran 'oint Pleasant, 243 high game. Flynn & Son 13 1! IS 19—66 Sox to six hits yesterday in a Mr. Megill probably has put in more time work- M/srt Mopes- dumped in 10. mi Delta. Sluma. Mey Bin© J •$oMe OF For the A division only it was O F PI, a r 3-1 victory. tifcU. M&MER decided to follow the NJSIAA Flynn's best effort came in the Reardon - 3 0 It I Keyei ing out schedules than all of the representatives to- 77i£lR Y0(//(6 Beckman 12 1 25 I Generelll 0 0 0 It was the fifth straight exhi sports schedule in inaugurating first quarter when they trailed Gill 0 0 0 I Brandlea 2 3 7 gether. He has presented schedules numerous times bition victory and the ninth in *ARM$ AtAKB/T— seasonal sports. Shore Confer- by only three points, 16-13. Hoff- FiHibeln 2 8 I Jakowltz 4 1 0 ynwy: Metzger 2 14 I Hennessey 8 2 IS the last 10 games for St. Louis, and numerous times had to argue his points like a ence teams to start winter sports man's unleashed the scoring in Mlachler 1 S I While (I 1 1 tU ty Il«» /nhni 5y«ilc4l«— Tomas'akl 0 18 I Mollnaa 5 .1 13which previously received route- congressman arguing a fresh bill before the House of Dec. 1, and conclude March 31, the second chapter to pile up a I Nacha'kln 12 7 31 27-18 score and a 43-31 halftime going performances from Larry Representatives. Frank J. Pingitore, Red Bank 34 "i 7« I 31 18 SO Jackson and Vinegar Bend athletic director, reported that lead. In the second half, the RedPhi Delta. Sigma ...2(1 22 in 18—76 Jersey Blue Jay 18 13 23 26—80 Mizell. He studied them and put them together with the Bucs had no home golf Bank team edged Flynn's, 2M8, Chamberlain Changes Tune in the third quarter, but then Kline, who says he became thoughts of the Shore Conference. Coaches would course and all of their matches trade bait at Pittsburgh after would be played away. blasted the Perth Amboy team, look at them with thoughts of "Is this going to 33-19, for a final period count. 144 Registered some caustic comments aboir About 'Quitting' NBA Mr. Pingitore also reported the way he was being handled help us or will we be snowed under?" Several Phil Delta Sigma held the lead that the annual dinner-meeting has not allowed an earned run and golf outing would be held most of the way against the pow- For L.L. Play times Megill was snowed under and he had to dig PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Wilt Chamberlain said he wasn't in 19 innintjs of work during at Old Orchard Country Club, on erful Jersey Blue Jays. In the UNION BEACH — Richard Chamberlain has reiterated he'll bothered by the remarks of Spring training. out again. Sometimes his hours of work were Monday, May 2. second half, the Jays finally Killy, players agent reported 144 never again P'ay in the National Cousy whom he felt didn't have Kansas City's Ray Herber attacked, and others they wasn't. It's one of the caught up to knot the score at boys registered for the local Lit- Basketball Association but this right to talk as a spokesman Track Dates Announced stretched his scoreless string to 68-68 and once Nachamkin tle League Organization. best in the state, and maybe more men involved time he tacked on a couple of for every player in the leaglie. Shore Conference track and 18 innings yesterday with seven dunked a basket for a 70-68 lead, Plans for a Little League queen additional statements, indicating Cousy is the NBA's players' rep field meets this year will be held shut-out frames as the A's de in It should take to the mound like Megill and do the Jays weren't to be stopped. contest to be held April 10-22 a possibility he may return. resentative. on the same Saturday, with the feated Detroit, 4-1. In other some straight pitching. were made. Mrs. Albert Kinge- "Not if 1 can help it," he said He implied that Negroes have A division competing at Asbury sames, Los Angeles thumped ter. Recreation Oraganization If this new plan is adopted it could develop much In an interview last night pre- mcountered various problems in "•ark, and the B group at Tonis New York, 9-3. and the Balti president will be in charge. ceding the Philadelphia Basket- the league but again he did notRiver. more Orioles turned back the better competition. Some schools feel the fangs of it, A house to house tag day drive ball Writers Club 14th awards elaborate. • A committee was appointed to Cincinnati Reds, 2-1, in a 10- naturally. Then again, schoois just don't pick their will be held April 2. John Good- banquet where he was honored Chamberlain said the racial an- meet with school superintendents inning night game. hand is chairman assisted by opponents in state tournament games. They take 'em as the NBA's outstanding player ;les was misinterpreted after the in regards to the new athletic {—iSr^3 Gil Hodges and rookie Charley managers and four boys from and rookie. original report he was quitting. committee appointed by the Mon- Smith hit home runs for the and like it. Some coaches like to takie the meat of the each team. The program book The other statement he made In announcing his decision to mouth County School Superin- -' Dodgers while Johnny Podres circuit, while others feel the better the opposition, the will be given at this time. after reiterating he wouldn't re- quit last Friday the New York tendent Earl B. Garrison. The! scattered six hits in a strong better the competition. turn to the NBA was: "But thePost quoted him as saying: Conference group includes James Groundkeeper John Bell told seven-inning stint against the NBA might change." Ackerman, Southern Regional; members that work will start this Yanks. The world champions The Shore Conference has been trying out "If I continue I feel it migh week on dugouts. Fred Varlese He said by this he meant the be bad for me and my race. I William P. Beatty, S. C. pre'si- belted Bob Turley for 10 hits in schedule after schedule in A and B, so why not try players and some of the fran- dent and Long Branch athletic and William Hedley will be in six stanzas, including Smith's 1 come back and score less than charge. this new plan. When enrollment goes up past the chises "and maybe some other I did last year, I may lose my director; Mr. Pingitore; John inside-the-park belt with two on Mr. Goodhand is in charge of things." He did not elaborate. poise and I don't want that, Zdanewicz, athletic director of dividing point, the team goes into A. When it drops the signs for the outfield fence The 7-2 Philadelphia Warriors want to keep my equilibrium, Harold Hoffman, South Amboy, down past where the ax went down, they're in that are now being secured. Negro star who announced last have achieved everything a man and John Dalton, Toms River Bucs' Spring B division. Certainly sounds fair enough and if week he's quitting after a record can achieve in pro basketball.' High School athletic director. breaking season also charged In a discussion of some of the TALL GUARD Megill the expert, is of the opinion it's best for back at Bob Cousy of the Boston outbreaks on the basketball MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Paul Schedule the Conference, athletic directors should take Celtics who accused him of com- court, it was decided to get the Lehman, co-captain of Minne- BASEBALL SCHEDULE— IIM heed. plaining about being pushed 4BC Bowlers April coaches together to discuss the "What wouldn't; I give sota's 1960-61 basketball team, « Low Brunch Homi around and of interjecting racial ust m was the tallest backcourt man 12 Manasquan Honr B DIVISION SCHOOLS WITH THEIR SMALL issues into his decision to quit. H Mlrltlletown Awn; Hold Leads Sfras^s.'r.rs * «««** >™in the Big Ten this year. Leh- \9 Neplune Horn ENROLLMENT have problems. Some athletic direc- Cousy, who asked to be con 22 Red Bank Catholic ..._ Homi TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) - Traf the coaches and not officials. 1 once. man stands 6-foot-5. 1 •Idered spokesman for other 2« A-ihtiry Park Awa tors took the bait hook, line, and sinker when their fie in and out .of the top tens in 29 Freehold Honv players in the NBA, had said the American Bowling Congress' •1 Lonjt Branch Awa- superintendents said, "Only one sport in the spring." "Chamberlain gives the racial is 57th annual championships has R Msnmquan Awsr It sounded fine, but the ADs soon found there was a sue as one reason for quitting It Middletown Horn' beRiin to slow down appreciably. 13 Neptune \v,a In my 10 years in the NBA 17 r.eri Rank Catholic Homi shortage of athletes. This happens especially in sea- 20 A«hury Park Horn never saw any evidence of racia Brown Electric of Jackson. 3* Freehold Awa1 son of baseball, tennis, track and golf. As one athletic prejudice." Mich., hit 2,721 for an eight- (1OI.F April director stated, "We can't get enough boys out." The place tie in the Boosters—a di- 25 Middletown I Friday, April 1,9 p.m. vision for teams with 850 or answer: Restate your case. You might win it. ' less as regular averages. Brick Township Although the tournament Is in Point Pleaunt LAUD CAMDEN CAGERS only the 25th day today, it ap- 12 Aihury Park II! Neptune TRENTON (AP) -The State WRESTLING peared the current leaders are 19 Short Conr«renc« Medal Tournment Senate yesterday lauded Camden ASBlinV TAIIK CO.VV. .HAM. unlikely to slip all the way out Rtate Tournament of the top tens in the remaining ALL MATCHES AWAY High School's basketball squad, Q.S.T. ROCCA eight weeks of competition. April which has compiled 48 straight and Don Lewln * Manasquan .Horn \>. Skull Murphy In the Blue Ribbon event, open 1" rtunuon-Keyttort Horn victories and two state champion- RADIO HAMS * Tat Krlly teams, A. & A. Asphalt of Birm- W Freehold Awa 27 Tomi niver Horn ships in two years. .Sen. Frank See our ad under Hustlan* v<. War ingham, Mich., has led since last Cloud A Mmrl Jt»y Wednesday with 3,096, and in < Neptune A»-a S. Farley (R-Atlantic) said, "This Help Wanted Male Tlckfli * HFI, 11 Lonj Branch :..,...Awa five days since then onlv one K Lonjt Branch Relayi .... Awa is a great team—their coach is lilt MAIN ST. 21 Shore Ccmftrence A»htir Classified Section Tel. Pit «.4»g team was able to crack the top 2S Cenlril Jerjty Meet ...Aibury outstanding." ten. Juna 4 State Me»t Rutfin L'nl'ly TENNIS FRANK PORTER'S AP271' Rumion „ Away May Lak»»-ood „... »...Home ,1 Prrehotit - Home Stlddletown Away PASSENGER RED BANK TIRE CO. in Princeton _ Away -Away and TWO LOCATIONS FREE IT (burr Park . Home [GENERAL) n\ Bank rathnlf Horn Shrewsbury Avc., Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M, BRAKE ADJ. No. 1 team In Nu. < TIRE TRUCK TIRES with M»y No. In ]M|'i*» Bridge and Oakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. No .1 Oil Change Msy KRAFT SYSTEM RECAPPING . . . KE 1-264* SHadyside 7-3404 Home con"., for plavoffa lo h» fieler- and Lube HEY, WE'RE OUTSIDE AT LAST—Coach Bob Olshan, right, of Red Bank High (-^l hv MM nf * coin 1 May 2T-J«-W-Stat» Ten'i.* Tnurna School ! bAteball team, talks bunting to three of hit candidates who will receive enl -Prlnpetnn. McMANUS & FISK, Inc. U S. ROYAL f TIRES about a week's outdoor practice with tho soason scheduled to open April S. Absorb- 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK ing the iaison, left to right, «t» John Newton, Lenny DiNaples and George Long. 14—Tues.. March 29, I960 A » StMNow Getting Chance Little Leaguers RED BANK'REGISTER' Tues., March 29, 1960—IS; On Schedule Selected at U.BDou. g Jones Decisions Von Clay, CHICAGO (AP) - The very UNION BEACH - Sixty, boys busy National Football League, To Make Good in Major League Camps •vere selected for the local Little But Is Out of Miami TV Bout holding its fourth meeting in five League Major teams when the months, gets together today to ByWALTER L. OHNS though al! of them, of course, collegians who gained big league| Lindbeck is a former Illinois By MURRAY ROSE That was the only knockdowh set up a 1960 playing schedule Mayers' auction was held Sunday. ATHLETIC HERO: in high played baseball in that season scouts' attention, and, in most quarterback and outfielder whe of the bloody battle although and television program. ' (Tie boys had been graded and NEW YORK (AP) - Unher- Clay was rocked at least six ichol and college, djst the TOS-and did well at it, too. cases, good bonuses, through hit .284 for Louisville last year. The league, which has added scored at the earlier tryouts. jalded and undefeated Doug Jonesi(in/es "therafter and" Jones* vtu :ers of big league ba: eball clubs All hope to emulate the feats their play in high school and a 13th member, Dallas, and has Thomas is from the University shaken twice himself. n training camps round the of past stars as Frankie Frisch, college and a touch of national Managers and boys selected tojwon and lost in his first major •••••• - switched the Cardinal franchise of Minnesota, signed as a bonus Clay will be sidelined for a Florida and Arizona hirhirclee s with Ted Lyons and Sam Chapman, publicity, :he following teams are: Dodgers fight last night. from Chicago to St. Louis, will several big-name stars getting and others, who came right off player, and he hit .271 for Bir. Donald Manning manager; Rich-, TI» rail annular New Yorker spell> t00' He suffered a brol(ell open its season on the last Sun- The tall, angular _Ncw^ Yorker knuck|(, of the righright t hand ,„ ^ their chances to make it all the the college campus' diamond to THE DETROIT Tigers, for mingham last season, Yewcic, xrd A. Brunelli, Leslie F. Decker, won a unanimous decision in 10 day of September as usual. second round and his left eye way in a hurry. make good in the majors—but example, have several in camp former Michigan State back- Jr., Edward C. Fanning, Robert gruelling, bloody, rounds over However, 13 week-ends will be was almost shut. In addition he And strangely, trip top con- real good. R. Hulej, William Witzigman, Al- light heavyweight contender Von necessary to complete the regu field star and an All-American bled from the nose and mouth. tenders are ex-coll tred G. Decker, Chester Faulk- Clay of Philadelphia at St. Nich- lar season with each club play- college baseball player, is a The three officials had Jonet stars, not baseball ner, Michael Harriott, Anthony olas Arena. ing 12 games and having one catcher and spent last season he winner by the following Me Connell, Louis Natarcola, But two cuts around his left open date. scores: judge Mike Davidowitch, with Charleston. Walter L'Hotta, Jr., Frederick eye cost the 23-year-old Jones a Dallas will become a member 6-4; judge Jack Gordon, 5-4-1, and The most glamorized, former Fredkenhever, Barry Fitzsim- promised television fight with of the league's Western Division referee Petey Delia, 5-5 in rounds college ace is' Frank Howard, mons, Robert D. Flynn, Jerry veteran Willie Pas'trano at Miami while the Cardinals will remain but Jones in front on points, 7-5, the giant outfielder-first base- L. Me Nair; Fireballs, Jack Beach, Fla., April 22. in the Eastern' Division. The AP card had Jones ahead, man with the Dodgers, who Roche, manager; Joseph Deer, The wounds required 10 litches Each team will have two 6-3-1. hopes to make it this season. Charles Gorhan, Jr., Malcolm and brought Jones an automatic games with each rival within its Clay, who is ranked fifth con- Howard, an Ohio State stand- Jenkins Louis Kaluzienski, Rob- 30-day medical suspension. own division, plus one game with ender by the NBA and No. 4 by out, was signed for a reported ert Coffey, Michael Goeb, John Cut over the left eye in the Dallas and one with a team from $100,000 bonus and has been Ring among the 173-pound con- 1 Hamilton, Martin Me Inerney, first round, Doug came back in the other division . Dallas, there- tenders, now has an 11-2-2 record. tagged as the "next Babe Ruth" Michael Brennan, Christopher the second round and floored fore, will meet every team in Jones, a pro only 19 months, has with his power. Hoffman, Felix Strelsky, Dennis Clay, another tall lad, with a the league once. a 13-0 record. Still another glamor boy Krisch, Lawerence Costanza, Jo- right to the jaw and a fast left- Television realignment will un- Clay weighed 175% to Jonis' Dean Look the Michigan State seph Hackctt; Parkers, James rifiht combination to the head, doubtedly be a greater problem 171i/<. A crowd of 1,392 paid *3,- quarterbacking star last season, Baldassi, manager; Raymond than the schedule. The league who now is wearing White Sox The 21-year-old Philadelphian 815 for the non-television con- can accept a $3,000,000 package Butka, James Costanza, Richard livery after a $50,000-plus bonus got up at four and was being test at St. Nicholas Arena. deal for televising every game, Goeb, Michael Sisisin, William signing. Look is not expected to given the mandatory eight-count played or it can retain the old Bell, Robert Riker, Thomas make it yet but has good prom- when the bell sounded at seven. policy under which several clubs, Breining, Robert Daly, James ise. He's an outfielder. such as Cleveland, Washington Flynn, John Bertie, Robert Arm and the Chicago Bears have their strong, Richard Lacey, Robert THE PIRATES have two own networks. Ellis, Mark Smith, Daniel Ben Jersey Fighter former football greats on the nett; Smokeaters, Albert Niola, TIRES farm roster in Paul Giel and manager; John Niola, Lee Phillis, Don Dobrino, pitchers. Giel, James Turanyi, James Pitketh- Loses on TKO LOWEST & County Coaches ley/Lee Wenzel, Joseph Maklow LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) - an All-American at Minnesota, ski, Robert Ostervlch, Mark PRICE j Charlie Powell, 214, San Diego, and Dobrino was a halfback on Woolley, Patrick Calhoun, Jer Calif., scored a seventh round Hear Texan the 1957 Iowa Rose Bowl team. rome Brien, Daniel Slocum, Ron l technical knockout last night ATLANTIC CITY (AP) -. The Dobrino has had three years in aid Bezek, Robert D'Autorio, Lar- NYLON over Harold Carter, 199'/ , Lin- 13th annual football clinic brought the minors and is on the Colum- ry Horner, Jerome O'Brien; Hor- 2 together 900 coaches today after bus roster; nets, Joseph Cerechino, manag- den, N. J. It was scheduled for Texas Coach Darrell Royal gave Charley James, a former Mis- er; David Coker, Thomas Eng- 10 rounds. 6.70-1$ BlofkwaH them an earful about an eyeful, souri all-around . star, is with lish, Keith Chandler. Edward Z\- Carter was ahead on three At the session's opening yea cards, having scored with short the Cards and Charley has a to, Jr., Thomas Me Kittrick, 'Plus lax and rttappablt lift terday, Royal told the group how great future as an outfielder. Thomas Mallnowski, Robert La- right crosses and lefts to the head. Powell, relying on long he handles edgy quarterbacks There are others, of course. roski, Salvatore McGrogan, AUTOWOTIV who become disturbed by the The Braves have'John DeMerit Frank Barone, Patrick O'Brien, jabs and hooks, finally dug a boos of the crowd: and Al Spangler, outfielders, William Scullion, James Jansen, hard left into the belt line in HEADQUART "I always look the young man and both were All.American Kevin Bennett, Allen Phillips, the seventh and, as Carter in the eye and say: 'son, whom stars in college. DeMerit, from Edward Ostervlch; Tigers, Ed- dropped his guard, nailed hin Firestone Stores would you rather have mad at the U. of Wisconsin, was at ward Pilecki, manager; Dennis with a right to the jaw. Powell 1 you, those 50,000 Texans or me? Jacksonville, last year and Brown, Donald Gilmartin, Joseph then chased Carter all around Maple Avenue He usually comes up with the Spangler, ex.Duke ace, hit .297 Lamb, George Stilwell, Allen Vo the ring and finally drove him A+ White St. right answer," Royal said. for Louisville. tapek, William Bechtoldt, Carl through the ropes. Sharing the rostrum with the Von Rodeck, Louis Russo, Ronald Carter managed to climb back Red Bank Longhorn coach was coach of the Wayde, John Falkowski, Howard from the apron of the-ring, but year Ben Schwartzwalder, whose Cook, Hager Me Millcn, Stephen his gloves were still on the floor SH 7-5700 Syracuse University squad de Carbo Case Hawks Out After Scullion, Frank Piskowski and and he obviously was out when feated Royal's University ol Daniel Natarcola. referee Scott Sneddon stopped Texas team in the last Cotton it at 1:30 of the round. Bowl game, Postponed Boston Celtics Other coaches who will lecture • BOSTON (AP) — "We'll be LOS ANGELES (KP) — The at the four-day exchange of grid ready," St. Louis Hawks coach trial of Frankie Carbo on an ex- Ideas include Milt Bruhn, Wiscon Ed Macauley vowed.. tortion charge has; been post- sin; Phil Dickens, Indiana; Ber poned to June 27j "We won't be any soft touch Martin, Air Force Academy; Joe this time," he told a luncheon Carbo, well known boxing fig- Kuharich, Notre Dame; Paul group yesterday. ure, is accused of trying to mus- Dietzel, Louisiana State; and ''I got news for you, bud," cle in on the.earnings of'welter- Gomer Jones, line coach at the replied Boston Celtics coach Red weight boxing chimpion Don University of Oklahoma. Auerbach. "We aren't exactly go- Jordan. ' '"' • ing to be cold in!this game." Carbo underwent J surgery last 'TnV two Yearns! square off to- Friday; in New • Ybrk. Federal night in the second game of the BOWLING Court yesterdav continued the best-of-seven playoff series for MONMOUTH COU.NTV case to give him ' time to .re- CATHOLIC LEAGUE the National Basketball Associa- SI. Ann's 1 52 cover. 61. Mary's 1 5t)>; tion title. Local oddsmakers have 1 He was to have |;one on trial St. Joseph's - 49 - the defending champion Celtics Holy Family 2 47'.> here today with four other de- Eayshore K of C 2 47!j 33\~, 11 point favorites to make it two fendants—Joseph Sica and Louis Hoiy .Family 1 46 35 in a row. They ran up a record- C, W. V. '. 45 36 Dragna of Los Angeles, Truman Bays'hore Catholic Men 44H 36>i breaking 140-122' victory in the St. A«;nes I 43',i 37H Gibson, Jr., of Chicago, and St. Benedict 3 41 40 first playoff game. St. -Mary's 2 40 41 Frank (Blinky) Palermo of Phil- Et. Agnes 2 ...40 41 adelphia. After tonight, the series Holy Family 3 ..39 42 switches to St. Louis for two Rt. Catherine's 1 3711 43>s Arguments begin! today on St. Catherine's 2 35"i 451( whether their trial | will be sep- games. St, Ann's 2 .....,,33 48 St. Dorothea'i .'_ 32'j 4S!j arate from Carbo'.! St. Benedict's 1 32 4» Bayshore K of C 29'.4 51 li Canadiens Go St. James 24 57 Hlfch tesm three games—Holy Fam lly 1 1,725; High three games— Boh Smith Defeats Clambrone 662; High team game- Out for" 3d Win Holy Family 2 8B5; High game—Bob Clambrone 26fi. Jim Landi'on Associated Press . 600 Series — Larry Lotlto 186-181 34«—Stl: Pete Brady 206-2H-1S4—601. The National Hockey League 200 Club — Neal Devlno 21B, Larry HIGHLAND PARK (AP) - idMo '244, Oeo. Meyer 237, Duke Otto (Cyclone Smi:thi"i52,'of West- champion Montreal Canadiens- Sweeney 222, Jack-Ward 222, Tom Francy 211), John Price 213, Paul field, N.J., won his fifth straight movin"g alnmalon>g aaf t ththei"w r '"""'usual Thomas 212, Pete Brady 211.206. Jim .,_,, >_\_L l .. i_-» _:_!.* rocket-like pace—go out to make ilalley 211. Bob Eckert 210, Ed Moore middleweight bout! last night, MS, M Penneltl 2n5, Vlnce Jsckwlci defeating Jim Landron, 155, of it three in a row over the Chi- 203. Jim McCoy 203. Hugh O'SlMUgh- cago Black Hawks tonight as the nessy 202. Bob Clambrone 200. Tom Puerto Rico. Grennan 200. Bob Waldmann 200. Smith came out nf his corner Stanley Cup semi-final series re- sume. RED BANK WOMEN'S I.EAGl'K at the start of round one to take Toronto, with a 2-1 edge over W L charge early. Referee Paul Cav- Harolri'i Radio A Electric 47 31 Detroit, plays its second game Prown'a - - <5 33 alier gave him seven of the eight West Bergen Market 44 34 of the best-of-seven series on De- rounds, awarding only the sixth REBOUND BATTLE —St. Louis Hawks Si Green (17) r.lverslde Lanes 40ti 371.4 troit ice with both teams still Robert A. Braun .19 3D to Landron. There wjere no knock- Monmouth Street Chevron 3R 40 pretty much out of breath after snatches rebound away from Tom Heinsohn (15) of Mil Garment Co., Inc 32 45 downs. B Marx Insurance 31 5 Sunday night's, 5-4, triple over- Bosfon Celtics near end of their NBA playoff game in MO SirlH—Carol Bruno 136, 167, Welterweight champion Don time thriller won by the Leafs. 168—501. Jordan showed up at the High- Boston. Watching are Bob Ferry (20) and Dave Pion- ESSO "WATCHDOG" SERVICE IS THE land Park Arena tojwatch Smith, MET HIS MASTER tek (12), both of the Hawks, and John Richter 116) of Exhibition i sparing partner of Jordan's, ST. PAUL (AP)-Del Flana- Celtics. Boston won the first playoff game, 140-122. n action. Baseball . gan, veteran St. Paul welter- (AP Wirephotol MOST COMPLETE OIL HEAT PACKAGE! weight, says he thought he could Associated Fress hold, hug and wrestle with the Vc»terd«)'s Results The veteran right-winger will Kansas City 4, Detroit 1 Horse Racing best in the world—until he met Glover Wins receive the John B. Sollenberger d. Louis 3, Chicago (A) 1 NEW YORK -I Egotistical Phil Edwards in London. You get so much more! Esso Heating Oil burns hot because it burns clean I-os Angeles *, New York t trophy and a $300 league cash Baltimore I, Cincinnati 1 ($4.80) clipped a fifth of a sec- Flanagan and Edwards were AHL Scoring award. • Automatic Deliveries • "Watchdog" Oil Burner Service around the (111 Innings, night) ond off the track record in win- disqualified in the seventh round Only flames Scheduled Today's Schedule ning the six-furlorig feature at for illegal tactics and failure to NEW YORK (AP)-Clcveland's clock • Budget Payment Plan - with Baltimore vs. Cincinnati (night) Aqueduct in 1:09 j-5 yesterday. fight. Fred Glover won his second GRIDDERS SIGN PACTS al Miami "He could even step on toes Life Insurance feature* — that spreads Cleveland vs. Boston al Scoltsdale MIAMI-Sweet William ($4.60) American Hockey League scor- PHILADELPHIA (AP)~ rhlrnto (A) vs. Washington al Orlando and use his thumbs better than your bills over 10 months • Complete Detroit vs. Milwaukee at Bradenlon closed fast between horses and ing title this year when he fin-j Veteran defensive end and tackle New York vs. Kansas City won the -Gulfstream Park top I," said Flanagan. nt VTeM Palm neneh « ished the regular season with;Marion Campbell and rookie line of Esso Oil Burners and Oil Heat Chicago (N) vs. San Francisco event. DRIVE FOR NEW FIELD 107 points according to the final tackle and center Howard Keys •t rhoenlx Units with the exclusive fuel-savinpr I.ns AnceiPs vs. St. l/iuls • BOWIE, Md. -B,ob 2d ($7.40) DULUTH, Minn. (AP)—A $110,-jslatls"cs rclcascd today. of Oklahoma State have signed at SI, Petersburg nipped a fast closing Amplitude 000 drive is under way here to ' Glover, who took the title in' their 1D60 contracts, the Philadel-, "Economy Clutch." Flttshurih vs. Philadelphia n the main event ijit Bowie. au Cleamater finance- a new 4,000-scat stad- 1956-57 with 99 points, scored 38 phia Eagles of the National Foot-; Tomorrow's Schedule OLDSMAR, Fla. — Sky Ramp Rulllmore v«. Cincinnati al Miami ium for the Minnesota-Duluth goals and had G9 assists in help-j ball League reported yesterday 1 Boston vs, Cleveland at Tocson ($15.40) drew away at the head rittsburgh vs. Chicago (A) at Sarasola college football team. The team Ing the Barons to a fourth-place I CALL AT 1-0051 of the stretch in the Sunshine New York vs. St. I^tnls now plays in a high school finish and a spot In the Calderj Cleveland's Jim Grant has an at St, Petersburg Park feature. Philadelphia, vi, Washington al Orlando stadium. Cup playoffs. 11-0 record against Washington. Sim Franclsrn r», CMcaf* )-Of the 39 CLEARWATER, Fla. fAP) - "first-year" playe s on major "Everybody will be Roing for league rosters thi spring, one the oumo down there," said in- of the most impressive is John LAWES COAL COMPANY, INC. a slugging fielder Al Dark of the Philadel- (Boog) Powell, II SYCAMORE AYE., SHREWSBURY SH 1-6300 ph'n Phillies. first baseman witt Baltimore. J What he meant, in baseball Powell hit 14 homers in 56 AUTHORIZED (&SO) DISTRIBUTOR language, is that the Phillies games with Blueficld, W. Va., would be trying for the home ast year. ' run. "It doesn't matter much who By down there he meant San pitches," says Oriole manager •Tuan, Puerto Rico, where the 'aul Richards. JACK ARNOLD Phillies will play ths Chicago Powell, a bonus; player, was White Sox In a week-end three born In Lakeland, Fla., but lives WEST & WALL STS., RED BANK SH 7-2748 game exhibition series. n Key West. He's a fi-frtnt-3 and ^AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR The player on each club hit bats left-handed. •' tins the most homers in th<- lories will be given-a race horse WILL TVRU PRO MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Dick BALL RETURNS — Workmen put the finishing touches to an automatic ball return on RED BOOK TYPO Johnson, 6-foot-4 end, and one BOSTON (AP)—In'the Ameri- >f the fastest linenicn in the Big one of the 24 lanes being constructed at the Harmony Bowl alloys, Rt, 35, Middle- I N. BEERS 33 BURROWES PL., RED BANK enn League Red Book, pitcher Ten, has withdrawn from the! town. The new bowling center is slated to opon noxt month, The Unet also will SH 1-0850 Don Mossi nf the Detroit Tiqer: University of Minnesota and AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTOR In listed as having pitched three plans to play nc.it season with house a cocktail lounge, coffee shop and rottaurant, locltors, mooting room and a rtwtouts for "New York" In 1959. the Vancouver professional team, juporvised nursery. , self away even if be plays a low RED BANK BEGISTER Aft. WOODS - NEW. YORK (AP) — Famed By SAVNDERS aid OVERGARD trump. 16^Tues., March 29, 1960 STEVE ROPER But assume that your oppon- Broadway theatrical producer Al ents are far too experienced to H, Woods once admonished a ^ r WE AT ONCE ENGAGED WHAT MS THE •TO THE AILOY OF AlUMIHUM, NICKEL AND^COBALT ' Bridge 500N AFTER "THE STO0PW MISS ILSA, A TRAIMED DISLOYAL eMPLOVEE Of WHICH OUR P£8MAN£NT MAGNET? ARE MADE, solve your problems so easily. lead the queen of clubs as though misbehaving actor; "I don't you were trying to get an im- care what you are backstage, but . CAME.SEfJOR ROPER, WE COUMTEftSPX AND OUR DOING, SIR? SEROR R0P68, HE WAS ADPIHG ARSENIC/ How would you read their minds? LEARNED THAT OUR ^ GOOD FRIEND, PR. JACKSON Encourage a Ruff mediate discard. you gotta be an angel in pub-1 PRODUCTION HEAD T^ TO AID US/ Encourage an opponent to ruff, If East has nothing important lie." j WAS DISLCWL/ ^^ —^ Column Then see if he yields. in trumps, he will ruff the queen Woods, who made a fortune byl At the second trick, play thejof clubs. For all he can tell, producing such bedroom farces I ; By ALFRED SHEINWOLD jack of spades from dummy, this may stop you from getting on stage as "The Girl From Rec- East covers with the queen, and!a useful discard. In any case, tor's" and "Up In Mable's ; Very few bridge experts have ^ ^ ^ ^ Return jit costs him nothing. JRoom," was personally a very taken up yoga to help them lo-|a dub toward dummy. You over-ruff and lay down circumspect though colorful char- cate such cards as the queen of West hops up with the ace of I Hie ace of hearts. This clarifies acter. trumps. You practice certain the trump situation. Among more serious hits he exercises, and after a while you clubs and leads another spade. Win in dummy with the ace and If East fails to ruff the queen prduced on Broadway were can read minds and understand "The Green Hat," "A Farewell the language of animals (very of clubs, you should suspect that he has the queen of trumps. to Arms" and "The Trial of Mary useful at the bridge table.) A Dugan." • possible drawback is that prep- THE HANDS It doesn't always work, but it's aration of this kind may require faster than all those breathing exercises. CREDIT CARD MUSICAL several lifetimes. Since this South dealer tends to slow up the game, it Neither side vulnerable DAILY QUESTION NEW YORK (AP) — The cred- may pay to use low cunning as NORTH Partner opens with one heart, it card industry is the subject of MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY a temporary measure. A A J 4 and the next player passes. You a new musical, "Carte Blanche," »K52 scheduled for a Broadway open- West opens the king of clubs • J 8 3 hold: Spades— 9 8 3, hearts— SEE.. > end then shifts to the nine of Q 8 7, diamonds—A 6, clubs—A ing next fall. The setting for the ITPEF^NDSON * Q 10 5 3 musical, being written by Albert TVS FUN •> THE POINT OF spades. How do you plan the WEST KAST K J 7 6. What do you say? FT-AVING * VIEW! play? A Q 10 7 6 3 Answer: Bid two clubs. You and Frances Goodrich, is Puerto ^TKACKJNS'J Rico. You're sure to lose two clubs VQ87 V 3 cannot raise to three hearts since 4A6 •97342 you have only 3-card trump sup- Mary Rodgers, who composed and a diamond. The contract * AK. J 7 6 * 4 2 depends on losing no trump port. Show your suit first and the score for the current hit, SOUTH "Once Upon a Mattress," and tricks. How do you find out A K 5 make sure of reaching game which opponent has the queen V A J 10 9 6 4 later on. lyricist Marshall Barer are writ of trumps? • K Q in ng the songs for "Carte * 9 8 Blanche." If you're playing against chil- Aconcagua in the South Ameri- South West North East can Andes is the highest peak in dren, it's very easy. You win 2 * 2 NT Pass The Register^ classified ad section J V the Western Hemisphere: 22,835 a Monmuuth county's great market the second trick with the king 3 v PasPa s 4 V AH Pass placo where buyers and seller's meet of spades and lead the jack of feet. every lflsue.—Advertisement hearts through West, A child- Opening lead — like West will either cover with the queen of hearts or give him- "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Ye«terday'8 Puttie For Tuesday, March 29 SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF ACROSS 10-Poem 11-Marry aaru aa,, Bantam Present—For You and IE-Be 111 THIS IS ATO1IGH ONE, PHIL. ILL VrE'tiE comms vcm FOR OUR SHOT TONIGHT: ley, 18-Consecrate c3Ei nariaa raaaa Yours . . . This is a negative IBT PAHrVEY GBMNS FllWOli AK7l WANT YOU IN ON IT. WE KNOW old woman SO-Ertra- 4-Light ordlnary nan aaQia QH • sort of a day. Don't resort to IHONTHEPETAILS. 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SrOAiT L|I- ILJSINESS NOTICES HELP WANTED-MALE FOR SALE BEING LAST PAYS RED BANK REGISTER ' Tins., March ,29, 1960-;17 BOULDER, Colo, (AP) — The FOR TREE WORK CMS tret service. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES Toppinc trimming, removal. Call U HAMMOND Windsor, Colo., High School band IDay 20 tor tree estimate. Full Uwurence NOW AVAILABLE Me Line coverage. knows now it pays to be last Of BOOK REVIEWS 2 Dayi Consecutive, . «c Line ORGAN STUDIO ! 98 bands competing in the Uni- 4 Dayi Consecutive. . Me Line WE FIBERGLASS BOATS One of the most THE U.S. SECRET SERVICE. where he has two brothers —did For maintenance free and leak prool Of ASBURY PARK ; versity of Colorado's band day, By Walter S. Bowmen and Henry he kill them? T- and a sister 5 Days Consecutive . ,25c line beauty we will expertly cover boats, desirable six month Btlei — fervlcj — Instruction | Windsor appeared last—and fin- 30 Days Consecutive . porch decks, roof, tanks etc., of any RE VIAL PLAN ON ALL MODELS Edward Neal. Chilton. $4.95. — unless she is a cousin..He ,24c Line size or description. For free estimate jobs anywhere. 90 Days Consecutive . ,23c Line call Kavesink Laminating, HI 3-1125- Open dally 'til 9 p.m. Sat. 'til &:30 p.m. ished first. Bogus money was flooding the goes off to Bordeaux, works as INCOME TAX RETURNS prepared Cookman Ave.-Main St.. Asbury Park country at the end of the Civil houseman for people who lived Yearly Contract Rites On Request completely. Margery Trovato. OS 1 There's big money selling Minimum loierdon Three Uaei * PR 5-9300 APARTMENTS War. There were estimates. that nearby in the country, enters up- 1289. Nine years experience. America's most popular on a liaison with Claudette, starts Blind »d» tiling Th« ResUter'i P. O. Boi S5c extrt ORNAMKNTAL IRON WORK TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machines. RED BANK — Three modern rooms, half of the currency in circula- Rlgnt to classify, edit or reject any advertisement u re«»rv«4 Rallinps, treillafie interior and exterior, All makes new or used. Guamntced. tile bath. Desirable location. IIS Me tion was counterfeit. getting rich on the misfortunes of by Tho Register. mall box posts, lawn furniture, etc. ICE CREAM Low as 525. Serpico's, 101 M on mouth Laren St.. D, Blcicr. SH 7.1175. We will not be responsible for errors, unlejj they are detected Wel/ilng and lijrhi machine, K A D St. Next to theater. SH 7-01S5. Something had to be done other Frenchmen caught in the belo.'e the Hecond insertion. Products. 1600 Route 35, Alliidlet THKEE ROOM APARTMENT unfur- war. When war ends, the recuper- No cancellations a-ill be accepted or cnangea mad, to advertise- SI I 7-5261. FAMOUS SPINET PIANOS tot rent. Find out be- nished. Best location In Red Bank. about it, and President Lincoln, menu cue hour aster receipt at ollice. fore your purcnuBo If your child is $110 per month. Dowatra Agency, SH ating society which he has ROTOflLLINO. LANDSCAPING, car- adaptable. Full allowance or all rental l-S70i). just before he went to his ap- dening. split rail fences, light liaulin Good Humor on purchase. Choice ot 8 makes. 12 pointment with death at Ford mulcted has its own still bill to DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication and odd jobs. SH 7*4261. styles. Tustlng Piano Co.. 16 Monmoutti present to him, and he flies off to Begin Immediately umlrr our liberal St.. Kr>d tfnnk. theater, told his aides to go ClASSIFIED DISPLAY CEMENT WORK — Sidewalks, patios, high income percentage plans. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Paris. There he deals in black- 0:00 A. SI, Day Before Publication irttb Proet two rfari before publi- driveways, steps, etc. Highest qual- CASH REGISTERS — New anil used, ahead on a plan they had drawn cation. ity work. Time payments. LJ 2-3771 t Alt Expenses Paid many models, reasonable. We sell, OKKICE SPACE NOW AVAILABLE— market goods, meets Yolande, • No Age Limit rent, repair. Talco Cash Register Co. "Vincent's". Llndea Plftce. Red Bank. up. • No Experience Needed CA 2-lHH. and is sitting beside her body, • No Cash Bonds Required. N. J. SH 7-3620. The result was the creation of Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 1-0525 EMPLOYMENT HUGS NEVER USED In original wrap- STORE FOR RENT on Rt. 3J, corner strangest of al) the bodies, while CaJlj on private telephones are toll-free to 03 1-0529 from tne fol- APPLY DAILY 9-5 pings, genuine Armstrong woolen mill Pine St., Middletown, front and rear the U. S. Secret Service. Under he unfolds his tale. lowing, .tatlona: LOwell 6, COlfax «. KEamburs 6. WHltney 6. HELP WANTED-FEMALE 5S5 Shrewsbury Ave. ruga. Purchased for model homes, con* parking space. SH 7-0758. Calls on private telephones are toll-free to SH 1-0010 from tin tract failed to materialize. Must sell, a swashbuckling, bearded ex-spy following stations: ATlantlc Highland! 1, CApltal 2 and 9. Liberty 2, (Across from Red Bank Airport) beautiful tweed with non-skid loam rub- 3500 sq. ft. of factory space for sale named William P. Wood, the bu- At least I think that is what he Highlands 3, OSbome X BUnunii 1, SEa Bright a and SHadyslde 1 tier back at terrific savings. Sizes 9x12 or rent. Excellent for clothing or is doing, for, this is a story of and 5!) aH»>r 4 p.m. tfurnlshcd and unfurnished. Immcdl. that's nothing to the dizziness In clfan and Rood condition. $465. SH 7 ate occupancy. Samuel Teicher Agency. called Mysterious Bob packed 1771. 636 Branch Ave.. Little Silver, SALESLADY — Experience preferred And you'll want to talk with us about CLUB BAR kooler keg, boer dispenser. which he spins blindly himself. LOST— Pnlr classes, vicinity of but not necessary. Salary plus com- hi eh earnings, In commissions, fron Good condition. $100. Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial spurious currency around the tlvlty Church, Fair Haven. 1958 VAUXHALL, four-door. 14.000 mission and all Company benefits. live LEADS SUPPLIED by our con KE fc-9673. LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. Cayrol has devised a tour de SH M965 miles. Immaculate. Far below book rentratPrJ promotional programs. Thor- country on a mule. But he did Apply Sinper Sewing Center, 69 Broad MODERN CHAIR, footstool ST. vanity SPLIT LEVEL — Three bedrooms, 1127 force, but it is more than that. price. AT 1-3649. St., Red Bank, N. J. ough training will help you grow fast Darlene Ave., Wanamassa. Near the No previous experience required, I table, mirror top, cushioned chair a business that would hardly be The grand illusion is not the 1351 Chevrolet deluxe. Tires, battery, $7; four rattan chairs, cushioned, cof- Monmouth Bhopplng Center. Kent |135. BEAUTICIAN—Experienced, full lime, you have tha magical touch which en Call LI 2-1626, considered peanuts today—$600,- AUTOMOTIVE transmission new. Teacher's car. Sac- Surf Beauty Studio. IOCS Ocean Ave., ubles you to speak sincerely and con fee table, $25: black painted end table outer world, but the inner self; rlllce. $250. SH 1-S087 after 4 p. m. Sea Bright. SE 2-0393. vlncingly, to live prospects, and a J2. OS 1-2277. THREE-BEDROOM bungalow. Eaton' 000 a year. The capture of 200 life is all masks; and there is AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1952 DODGE — Good running con genuine desire for high weekly earn S CU. FT. WESTINGHOUBE retriccra- town. Immediate occupancy. Phone counterfeiters in a year badly dltlon. First $200 lakes It. Call Si Ings apply in person Tuesday or Wed tor, excellent condition. Bunny Hear KE 1-0075. nothing so totally unstable and 7-0473. nesday 10 A. M.-2 P. M. crimped such operators and gave 1959 PLYMOUTH SPORTS FURY — screen crib large alre, like new, Flay, THREE-ROOM house, furnished or un nscrutable as the heart. Are you looking tor a clean, late model CHEVROLET station wagon. 1957. Ex- THOR FOOD SERVICE pen. SH 7-3561. furnished, yearly. Wayalde. PR 5- the Secret Service time to look car? This two-door hardtop has full cellent condition. Low mileage, LI 111 Qulmby St. West Meld BUNOALOW FURNITURE — Twin 3975. T. K. Realty. into other illegal matters, W. G. Rogers time powered steering, awlvel seat! 2-0077. STENOGRAPHER . TYPIST — Local beds and chlffcrobe, chairs, and a OUTSTANDING colonial, elRht room, that Invite you In, automatlo trans' concern. Steady position. Good lalary. few tables. Call KG 6-1926. For a long time it was the only 1050 FORD, two door. V-S. Runs well, Call SH 7-1720 between 9 a.m. and Q. S. T. RADIO HAMS (four bedrooms) house. All conveni- mission and whltpwall tlroB. It Is radio, heater. Customized. New Inter ences, must be seen to be appreciated. general investigative agency of OURSELVES TO KNOW. By Kleamlnn white with a red Interior. 8 p. m. for Interview. MOWER — Jacobson. 24". Sulky and $250 monthly. WH 6-4819. Gee It today. lor. Matching skirts. J120, SH 1-18S0. We need a man In our ENGINEERING aelf-starter. Like new. 1200. Lot of MATURE WOMAN Monday thru Frl SALES DE1ARTMENT, age 35-50, who garden tools. SH 7-22S2. the federal government. It poked John O'Hara. Random House. 1053 FORD VICTORIA.radio anil hent- day 3:30 p. m. to 6:30 p. m. to MIDDLKTOWN — Vaca.nl. Immediat1 e has an nmatcur license. Our commer- occupancy. Only one year old, three- into such things as land frauds, $4.95. or. Good condition. $175. Call OS stay with two school age girls. SH 1 cial line of equipment IJ nAtJonaJJy FRIOIDAIKE refrigerator. Excellent Maurice Schwartz 1-3127. 3207 after 7 p. m. bedroom ranch with garage, basement, known. Whet tier you ore now In the condition, 550. $130 month. Crowell Agency, Middle lotteries, whisky rings, spies, the 'Whats the matter with Mr. 19.W CHEVROLET linnala. Convertible. CONSCIENTIOUS WOMAN wanted as radio business or not. if you have n HI 31920 town. OS 1-0400. Teapot Dome scandal, the Mafia Millhouser?" & Sons Black with white lop, power steer' Inspector and assembler for clean- radio background and like technlca ALUMINUM WINDOW SALE—10 win- Ml W. Front St. Red Ban] Ini;. power brakes. S1250. SH 1-1758, S department, steady position, full sales work, ami want to better your dows at $13.05 each. Oet a 533.95 and the Ku Klux Klan. The answer comes In the 400 SH 7-0787 benefits. Only those seeking long term aolf, you will he- considered for work combination door free. Triple Insert OPEN' NIGHTS 1S53 B.S1.W. motorcycle. Very good con- with our headquarters staff. Location FURNISHED ROOMS Recently it has been nudged long pages of O'Hara's newest ditlon. Call employment need apply. Star Cleaners local. Give resume In letter which wll Alcoa aluminum welded sturdy win- CO 4-6447 and Laundercrs, Myrtle Ave, L dows. Call today. SH 1-7500. FROWN'S. aside in some areas by the FBI. novel and 16th published book. NSU PRINZ—Air cooled, 65 mpg. 11398. Branch. _ held in strict confidence. P, O FURNISHED ROOMS — SINGLE, Immediate delivery. Lcvlne Auto 1852 MERCURY HARDTOP — Merc Box 718, Asbury Park, N. J. double. 134 Branchport Ave., Long Not until 1913 was it author- The question is asked by young Sales, 46 Occanport Ave., CA L'-2408. omatic, radio, heater, $225. SH FEMALE ASSEMBLERS tor electronic Branch. Gerald Higglns, visiting his 7132. equipment. Light interesting work. ized to protect the President but Pleasant concenfal environment, expert FURNISHED ROOMS 1956 HILLMAN HUSKY — Oood con- 1S55 FORD HALF TON PICKUP IMMEDIATE OPENINGS MEN ONLY. since .then its agents have grandparents in Lyons, Pa., the dition. Low mileage, Excellent second ence desirable. Apply 9-4:30. Electronic PLEA3E , , , SH 7-2609 ear. SH 7-1359. TRUCK. GOOD CONDITION. Measurements Co., inc., Lewis St., and Opportunity to grow with new and ex watched Woodrow Wilson court place to which O'Hara has often KE 0-4005 Maple Ave.« Eatontown. panding factory branch. Must be be' Take over my three, rooms of almost LOVELY CORNER ROOM, private en- Mrs. Gault, played poker with take us before, the place which 1955 STCDEBAKER CHAMPION. 1955 BtllCK HARDTOP A-l condition, tween 20-35 and not afraid of work new furniture, now bclns stored In trance, bath, heart ol downtown Red $395. 43,000 miles. Original owner will WOMEN Permanent positions, warehouse, I hate to lose It because Bank, $10. EH 1-1530. Warren G. Harding, fished with O'Hara himself has probably nev- Ell 1-2322. rtllcc. Call SH 1-4344. It's more than half paid for. Storage 51.50 PER HOUR PLUS BONUS warehouse will arranpe terms. SCO de- LARGE, CLEAN furnished room two Calvin Coolidge and tried to keep er left, The boy Gerald observes 1S57 CHEVROLET convertible. Excel- 1950 FORD — Good mechanical con Part-time only. 9 a. in.-l p. m, Easy $93 TO START posit and $3 weekly. Cnll Mr. Jefferson blocks from Broad St., Gentleman pace with Harry Truman on the Lyons life from the old folks' lent condition, . 53,000 miles, white, dltlon. Jl!5. 21)3 Spring St.. Red interesting survey work. No experience Call SH 1-4019 ask for personnel de at CO 4-3616 for nppotntment. Refer preferred. Call SH 7-2240. black top, whltew'Hlls, power steering, Rank. Apt. 2D. SH 7-5225. necessary, we fully train. Apply In partment. to Storage lot number 101. Will sell LAROB FURNISHED BEDROOM, pri- street and President Eisenhower front porch; and all the people Powergllde. CA e-3179 after 5 p. m. person (or Interview. Wednesday, TAKE OVER. PAYMENTS — 1S5B Thursday, Friday 10 a, m.-l p. m. separately. vate bath, private entrance, air con- on the golf links, who parade past on Sunday to Must soil Immediately. Offer over Chevrolet lmpala convertible. Cal WANTED—Married working Bimiem>r ditioned, SH 1-7242. SHOO. THOU FOOD SERVICE for gentleman's estate at Red Bank. An agent assigned to cover and from church act alike and SH 1-2462. 37 E. Newman Spring lid. Red Bank Telephone collect. PLaza 3-0577, New PRIVATE BATH, private entrance, P.ECBNTLY MOVED to Manhattan. York City. Call after 6 p. m. large rlosets, garage. Business per- Herbert Hoover on a trip re- are greeted alike, except Mill- Need our car Ilko a hole In the GENERAL HOUSEW'ORKER, able to son preferred. Quiet, private home. houser. head. Will sacrifice '5G Ford nine MOBILE HOMES cook. Two in family. ENGINEER COTTAGE OWNERS — RCA Kus range Lady alone, mi 1-10.11. ported he couldn't make the trip Design engineer or draftsman with paBsenber Country Squire station wa 1905 GREAT LAKES 35', two bed- rtu 1-0410 10", timer, light. Like new. Oild licds. because his teeth hail been ex- The boy is 16 when his grand- Ron. FordomBtic, power steenns, seal 1 mechanical piping or structural ex' twin, full. Odd dressers, chairs, pic- rooms, IS aluminum awning COUNTER GIRL hours 9 a. m. to 6 perlence for contractor. Located Mata tures, frames. Small tulilos. Dropleaf tracted. His chief wired back, belts, all extras for J10-15. Write John p. in. Apiy New York Bus Termi- father explains that Robert Mill- Green, 25 \\\ 81st St.. New York 2\ attached. Excellent condition. Reason- wan, N, J. Phone LO 0-6252. kitchen table, chairs. 133 Blackpulnt able. LI 2-3W4. nal, 17-1 Monmouth St., Red Bank. Road, Rumson. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE "Report as directed. You are to houser had killed his wife. His or phone^TR 4-1207. HEN — AMBITIOUS, 21-39, to cnl! protect the President, not bite 1958 HOMETTE. (6'xlO'. Two bedrooms, EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES — No on established customers for orders BROWN SUriHREL CAPE, HOUSES FOR SALE mother implies a Mr. Vance was ARE YOI7 A Fl.VE CAR. BUYER ? batti. automatic washer, 13 John Sunday work. Apply In person Cara No experience necessary. Top men earn 5611. him." involved. Then mindful of Alex- We sold these Imperials new. They St., Mlelevllle Trailer Park. West mel Sweet Shoppe, 29 Broad St., Bed $7,000-$10,OOO per year. S90 per week SH 7-1781 are all fully powered. We have serv- Keansburp. KE 6-5761. Bank. to start If you qualify. Must have LINCROFT — Spacious ranch. One more nugget from author ander Pope's dictum, "all our. iced them nnd we know their condition 30x8 HOUSETRAILER — One bedroom, DOMESTIC CLEANING one day a car and pleasing personality. Call TVV ROUND WALL MIRROR. 24". Very Frame and stone front. Center Bowen: of the 13 men who have knowledge is, ourselves to know,"' to be excellent. excellent condition. 9-68GS or HO 2-1074. good condition: 9x12 Tiber rug, green. 5957 Four-door sedan week. Preferably Thursday or Frl- Like new. $7. SH 1.(1054 after 6. CO 4-2674. ay. Own transportation. References, HOUSEMAN — For Inside work. As- hall. 25' living room with Ten headed the agency since 1865, the boy has occasion to talk to 1956 Four-door hardtnn "ail OS J-1178. FRJQIIMIRE double door, extra large 1956 Two-door hardtop sist In taking care of grounds. Live nessee stone fireplace. Formal only four have been clean Millhouser and, with his freely out, own transportation. Qood refer- freezing capacity, 575. BOATS & ACCESSORIES LI 2-;t!l4 dininR room. Large electric kitch shaven. Joe Wing offered help, unravel the mys- HELP WANTED-MALE ences. RU 1-0947. en. Four bedrooms, den, two tile Maurice Schwartz BOOKKEEPER — Middle aged. Itv- GONSET Communicator 1 for two met- tery. UG DISCOUNT BOAT SALE now Bc . ers, mike. C. W. harness and key. baths, two-car garage, full base- on. Johnson and Mercury Authorized ELECTROUJX CORPORATION Ing In or close to Red Bank. Write Robert was brought up by the & Sons Dealer. A & B Boat Sale,, Hwy 36. 508 Prospect Ave., Little Sliver Shop giving parttculars na to experience, ref- $140. Call KE 6-0375, !) to 9. ment, one acre, patio. $31,900. FOREIGN BODIES, By Jean HI Welt Front Street Red Bink Bplford. KE 6-5000. ping Center. Man wanted. Mechanical erences, salary to "R.B.," Box 511, SLIDE PROJECTOR — !8 MM SVE widow Zilph, who had consider- SHadyside 7-07S7 background helpful. Sales and service. Red Bank. Model "A". Excellent condition. J15. Cayrol. Translated from French NEW BOAT—16' rowhoal equipped lor SH 1-2070. EH 1-0084 after 6 p. m. WALKER & WALKER able means, then sent to college OPEN NIO HTB outboard motor. S100. MAN to work in greenhouses. Kxper by Richard Howard. Putman, AT 1-2727 ELECTRONIC ENGINEERS with, at ience preferred but not essential SMALL ANTIQUE white finish piano REALTORS $3.50. and allowed to make the grand 1953 RAMRI.ER atntlon wason. P.adlo least nix years experience in circuitry. Apply In person. SpJwak Florist, 101 with bench 5250. tour in the company of a college heater, $385. BARGAIN — Any boat you want to Good growth opportunity and pleasant Ave. of Two Rivers, Rumson. KB 6-4337 Highway 35 Shrewsbury Gaspard tells this strange story own. I^ow bank rates. Financing ar- working conditions in ELECTRONIC friend, Chester Calthrop, Robert SH 7-4273 rangements completed In one call at CAMERA SALESMAN. MANAGER — GENERAL ELECTRIC ROTISSRHIK SHadyside 1-5212 MEASUREMENTS CO's new engineer* Apply In person or send resume. — though of course we really »G95 OR LESS—Handling only Fords, any or our offices. THE JIONMOUTH Ing laboratory, devoted primarily to brand new never used. $50. Write wants to paint; Chester also Chevrolets. Levine's, Hwy. 36, oppo- COUNTY 'NATIONAL BANK, SH 1- Camera Department, Atlantic Super 'G.E.R." Box 511. Red Bunk. Open 7 Days should say, stories. 000. development of industrial electronic ama, Kt. 35 and Shrewsbury Ave. wants to, but he really prefers site Grand Union. KB 6-5411, products. Apply In person or write, New Shrewsbury. INNERSPRING MATTRESS anil coll He has always had foreign ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. RENOVATE AN OLD HOME ? fleshpots to paintpots and in one MARINE MUFFLERS pair Msxium spring, full size, Oood condition, $5.00 Large living room, fining room. Kitch- silencers, also one cacli constella INC.. Lewis EL and Maple Ave.. FACTORY HELP wanted, 18 yenrs oi each. SH 1-O0S4 after 6 p. m. bodies in his body, he realizes. capital alter another he works AUTOS AND TRUCKS .ton compass. Call CA 2-2560. Eatontown, K. J. LI 2-0300. age and over. Apply Mary Cartel en, right bedrooms, l!j baths, two He swallowed a needle by mis- Paint Factories, Rte 34, Matawan. fireplaces, two-car garage, Situated o1n hard for a week and then turns 21" TROJAN Inboard . I 890 REFRIGERATION MAN — .Must be the finest part of Monmouth County take.and suffered a tapeworm; t 22- CHRIS CRAFT 51.(00 experienced. AppJy In person. Eaton- TRUCK DRIVER — Must be familiar riverfront. Asking $31,900. roisterer. I21 OWENS ....52.000 :own TV. BO Hwy. 35, Eatontown. with the states of Massachusetts, MERCHANDISE WANTED wasp went down with a spoonfu Lots of used oulboards. New Jersey, Ohio. Apply Mary Car The unconventional character ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNL WANTED TO BUY The Dowstra Agency of pudding, and on a bet he FAIR HAVEN YACHT WORKS ter Paint Factories. Rte 34, Matawan of his merrymaking, which you clans, with at least five years exper- N. J. Contents entire homes or estates. Used 91 B. Front St. Red B ' gulped down a goldfish. 'air Haven Phone SH 7-3010 ience In electronic circuitry. Pleasant furniture, antiques, etc. FRIEDMAN SH 1-6700 suspect quicker than the naive IS5S F1NLANDER 19' 9" long, 60 ll.p. working conditions In new engineering GALLERIES, PK 4-3H3. CA 2-7482. But still more curious bodiei Robert, finally drives the young- Mercury motor, two gas tanks, trail- laboratory worltng with top grade en- PIANOS - Highest prices paid. II. Ten- RIVER VIF.W — Center hall seven- r. anchor, ropes. $1250. HI 3-1234. gineers. Apply in person or write HELP WANTED-Male - Female are absorbed by this spongy fel ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. zer 306 Main St. Lakewood or Lake- room rancher, fireplace, dishwasher, er man back to the staider iVILL PAY S25 for 3!4-«14 h.p. out INC., Lewis St, and Maple Ave.. COUPLE or grown son and mother to wood 6-2190 oil heat, garage, blacktop drive, 'I- low as he goes on with his tale churchgoing, business world of board. Must be in good condition live in own apartment on estate In acre plot. Asking $25,000. Many other "atontown, N. J. Li 2-0300. U. S. COINS - STAMPS - Top prices llstlnRs. He begins in childhood on a farm Call SH 7-0911. exchange for household help. Mnn can paid for gold, old currency, collec- Lyons, A very proper fellow, hi> . FOREIGN CAR SALESMAN maintam outalrle Job. Write "A.IV tions, odd lots; old correspondence. 15'.-1. RUNABOUT complete with new Terrific opportunity for right man. Sal Box fill, Red Bank. believes the rakehclls and bawds controls and trailer, also 1999 40 Estate appraisals. Monmnuth Stamps- RAY VAN HORN .VOTICK ary and commission. Asbury Park, Coins, 60 Monmouth St SH 1-0626 we've encountered before in Ly- i. p. Scott with all accessories. Call area. Write qualifications to "F.C.S." REAL ESTATE SALESWOMAN OR 804 River Road Fair Haven COURT or NliW JERSEY ,t 8-2340. SALESMAN, for active office will CIIANCHIIV DIVISION Box Sit, Red Bank. BOY wishes to buy used weight lift- SHadyslde 7-1100 ons; and he still fails to justify excellent Hwy, location. No experience ing equipment State number of MONMOUTH ClOtlNTV BEING- TRANSFERRED — 17" Chris BOAT BUILDER — Jluat be ex- necessary. If you have the ability to his town's racy literary reputa- Crart Day cruiser, two bunks, head, pounds and price. Write "Weight-Lift- FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE -~ Fireplace. nocKirr NO. .M-2n:ii)ii9 perienced In all phases of boat build- get along with people and Ilko to work cr". Box 511. Red Bank. Thi rd up.ita I rs bed room roughed -In. tion though a friend introduces cushions, windshield, pole holders, ing. Apply 146 Bodman PI., Red Bank. we will train you to sell. Full time Civil Action itecrlnB controls, lights and battery Screened porch. Irfiw taxen. Quiet ORDER OF PUHLICATION him to a Pittsburgh madam. Ev- $1150. 12' Runabout, lights, cushions, SALES only. Harry A. Kearney & Co., Real- country street. ?12,r»00. (MATRIMONIAL) speedometer, steering controls, $75. CA 'uU time only. Must be experienced In tors, OS 1-0600. Afik for Mr. Bova. STUART SIMS. Plaintiff, -vs- ELLEN en Gerald is surprised by his n3022 sales, preferably but not necessarily SLIPCOVER. OPERATOR — Experi- PETS AND LIVESTOCK Lawrence J. Schilling SIMK. Defendant. sage and model behavior. But in real estate. Expanding organization. enced. Str»ndy work. Decorators Fair, Tim Piulnim, Having filed Ills Com- .5' FIBERGLASS family ski bout, 50 2all or write for interview. Ask for Oakhurst. KE 1-0937. 16 Spring Street Red Bank plaint In the above cause and It now we're'right back in the thick of h. p. Evlnrude, accessories. Best of- Mr. Ohlsen. Cnl Ohlsen Realty. Van HOME WANTED for two nrelly, coin. pletely hnuscbroken cats; one calico, SHmlyslrie 7-4121 appearing that personal service of proc- fer over 51100. SH 7-194,1. Pelt Building, New Monmouth. OS 1- COUPLE — Man for garden and es- ess upon the defendant within the State the old familiar Lyons when we John P. Petrone 3322. tate work, full time; woman, part spayed, with all shots, one young CAPE COD -- Four rooms and bath, .me housework and babysitting. Salary yellow male. Call SH 7-5171 after 6 p.m. expansion altic. SM.HOO. could not and cannot be made; at last, over half-way through It is on this 22d day of March, US K VICE STATION ATTEND ENT—2 iviih cottaso and utilities provided. GERMAN SHEPHERD PI;PS—AKR, KK 6-5312 the novel, meet teen-age Hedda BUSINESS NOTICES till 10 p.m. and Sundays. Apply Com- Write P. O. Box 247. Red Bank. N. J. nineteen hundred nnd sixty, on motion utPr's Esso, 47 Shrewsbury Ave, Red ten weeks old, Chaniplon line, excel- L.1NCROKV—Three-year old ranch. Six of John A. Petlllo, attorney for the Steele. Hedda's worth waiting' MASON CONTRACTORS Sank. lent temperment. Inoculated. SH 7-025R. rooms, nttached garage, full cellar, Plaintiff, ordered, that the said de- CONFESSES Mex F. May, Inc. Any and all lyprs POODLE PUPS—AK~c7~HealrHful7hP.il- selenitic kitchen, combination windows, fendant answer the Plaintiff's complaint for. brick, block and cement work. Call VE REALLY NEED two lop notch hllnds. Liindscnpcd Int. Low taxea. Ask- by serving upon the attorney for the salesmen to complete, our galca force. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female thy standards. Wonderful wllh chil- LONG BRANCH - I admit I OS 1-1545 or ICE 6-2818. dren. RU 1-1307-J. ing $20,000. SH 7-1613 or HU 1-0537-M. Plaintiff nn atiHwer td the complaint I don't quite see how Robert. Ve are one of the largest advertIsers. SELLABLE WOMAN wishes to take on or before the 2.1d dny of Way. forgot to tell all that I also sell MASONRY. CARPENTRY, sidewalks, fop commission. Drop In or call for UAKM-.T — Tranaferrcd to Texas. next; nnd file her answer and prool Millhouser the boy and bankqr retaining wells, dry wells, patloi. al- .ppolntment. JOB. Schcnkei. Route 35, care of children In hT home. 157 Throe years young apllt laverl, three useFULL cars. These are the .laplo Ave. SH 7-2609. Will Board. 1 of service In duplicate wllh the Clerk and businessman became Mill- :eratlons. SH 7-2144. letwpcn Mlddletown and Key port. CO hodroom, l ^' linths. finished rccrpn- of the Superior Court. State House An- cream of our trade-in crop. They -1021'. .VILL HELP with parties, dinners or REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Uon room, Httachcd Rarage, extras. As- nex, Trenton, New Jersey, In accord- houser the murderer; and the flin other occasions. Babysitting, light sume 4'i per cunt GI mortgage $16,600. ance with tlie rule of civil practice are no loneer wnrr."'"!! 1"' AUTOS AND TRUCKS UTCHEK — Experienced for Prime Call CO 4-4891. very last sentence in the book, Meat Market. Send particulars to lousework. SH 7-8881. APARTMENTS and procedure, and In default thcreo original maker. They bear OUR 'Butcher," Rox 511, Tied Bank. BEIAUTY SHOPS — Available soon such Judgment hi> rendered agalns though the thought of it stays full or part-time all around operators. FURNISHED APARTMENTS—1. 2 and er as the Court shall think cqultabli name, trademark and 11)0% guar- <1EN* for Kenera! nurspry work. Part 3 bedrooms. Water, heat supplied and Just. with me, is a phony ending. But antee. Thousands of buyers have or full time. Apply In person 'inly, !nll Richard's School of Beauty Culture, J75 to J100 monthly. CA 0-1553. Willis Conover Foreign Motor Sales onnnrzone Nursery. Wayside Road, ill 1-9805. AGENCY And It Is further ordered, that the otherwise this is O'Hara in su- THREE AND K1VE room unfurnished notice of this order prescribed by law been satisfied during our 48 ew Shrett'shury. VOMAN would like ironing to do at Soull) St. Wll 6-8081 Holmdel Village perlatively dependalbe good form home, apartments. Call OS 1-1310 alter o nnd llio rtilcn nf this Court slmll, with- years because their useFULL p.m. ;OUNTRY HOMES AND ACBBAOE In twenty days herenfter, he pub- —full of details about our (Authorized Sales-Service) SH 1-7324 lished In the Red Rank Rcglater, a car was honestly described and DISTRICT MANAGER FOUR ROOMS UNFURNISHED. Newly Uolmdel. Atlantlo and Marlboro Twpa. modes and customs and the en- MG —AUSTIN —AUSTIN V'e have nn additional opening for a GIKIJ—18, desires summer position, newspaper printed nt Hed Hunk, In properly priced. Come let me clilld care, with vacationing family. decorated, large closets. Adults only. HILI.31DK BKTTINO with abundance of this State, for four weeka, successlve- ellable man to take charge of a Mon- No pets. References. SH 7-:if»3:i. tire native scene a few decades HEALY- SPRITE -MORRIS nouth County ares. Work consists of Write "Babysitter", Box Oil. Red Bank. dogwood and holly. Beautiful new y, at least once In every week; and help you pick one to suit your it fs further ordered that service upon ago, and inevitably prying up the MINOR — ENGLISH FORD Lipprvlalng teenage newspaper car- HOUSEWORK — Two daya a week. OAKHURST — Furnished or unfur- nine-room stone front Colonial over- needs at McFaddin Cadillac-Olds- iera. Salary and car allowance. Ap- nished. Three rooms and hath, first looking Naveslnk River. Tremendous the defendant of the complaint and of — HILEY Call after 6 p. m, value nt SI2.M0. SH 1-2382. this order 'or notice of this order) lid to lay bare some new naugh- mobile, 251 Broadway at 4th ily In person to Mr. Strong. Red Bank CA 2-7182 floor, heat and water supplied. Garage 124 Hwy. 35 Neptune leglster. Broad St., Red Bank. apace. Yearly lease. Adults. CA 2- as service suhstlluted lor nemonal serv- ty trick man and woman togeth- Ave., Long Branch, or call CA 2527. HELKOKD—Kour bedrooms Cape Cod. ice of process within the State, be Eve* 'til 9 PR 4-8900 hreeze-way, garage, full basement. made within thirty days hereafter and er have sinfully hatched up. 2-1234. EN WANTED tor light delivery work. :tED BANK — Unfurnished four rooms, Lot 75x109. Sll.mm. HE 6-420(. in the manner prescribed by the rules Car essential. Call SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE two bedrooms, 1'', baths, S100 month. W. G. Rogers SH 1-3236 One year lease. Call SH 7-.rj01li. TWO-IIKDUOOM HOME — Knolly pine of the Court for such substituted YARDS CELLARS, ATTICS cleaned. kitchen, ml heat. S1700. Must sell. service. Any nnd all trash removed. Large jNFlJRNlSflEl) — Three, rooms and Alfri-'l Vull Miitual. I.I 2-3481. KRANK J. KINGFIEI.D. dump truck. SH 7-2144. bath- 58 Washington St., Rc. m. ranch style ?jf/;ne. Close In school Respectlveb' advised. Stopping short at seven-eighths seeks tin Ily, weekly work. Clonus and business district. AT 1-2G02. William 11. Donnelly, ONE-ROOM APARTMENT. private Standing Muster. length are spring1" coats that cellars, attics, yard, garages. SH 7- bath, Includes utilities. First floor. KIVEKFIIONT HOME — Kulr Haven. CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 2357. lonvenlent to transportation. Ideal for l,nr(,'e (Iptiichrri Kiirngc. Call HH 7- I hereby certify that the forecolnp; team up with a matching skirt nilitary couple, $G0 month. CA 2-1.VI5. Is a true copy of the original on file 4S91. in my office, or complete suit. Coats in this A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — T»J re-rnoin milJK VKSKKIi hulMInc Ideal luT I. ORANT SCOn- FINANCIAL apartment, newly decorated, nil utill- Clerk length also pair with dresses, Ics. Immediate occupancy. 31 Pros- fitnall tmslnoss or rrsUIrnce. Two BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES pect Ave., nr phone after 5 p. m. or mllos north of ]1pii Hank on Hwy March 28.April 5-12-1!) $40.1)5 are lined to match. weekends AT l-2i:i3J. ,')5. HcnHonnhic f.'nll owniT SH '1-1824. EGO ROUTE WANTED — Any amount MIDIILETOWN — Country Club Es- Adding Machines—Typewriters Cesspool Cleaning Pet Supplies ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Unftirnlflhed of ctisai, prefer retail. Call FOx- J tates. Must encrtflce charmlnB thrnr- croft 3.1004. 4's, modern; furnlMird l ^*3'-i room rirdroom rancli. Foyfr, living rnnm By KEN REYNOLDS ADDING MACHINES - Typewriters SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells Jervlced. HELEN MILLEK aiunrlum shoppint apnrtmentH. 6 Third Avn. AT l-OJififl—J, flciOacel. (lining room, heated twn- QUICKIES sold, rented, repaired. Serplco'fl. 101 Leeching field added. Itackhoe work. service. Dry and frozen foods ami TAVERN TIIRBB AND HALF ROOMS, Rimim enr KaraKe, full hasement, large land- SIonmoiBh St., Red Bank. SH 7-0455 C. H. Wilson. SH 1-1816. supplies to order hy mall or appoint- .•tcapnl iloublf lot, outniilp harbecue. ment. Call AT 1-1675. GREAT opportunity to own your own npnrtmont. Suh-lcfi.sr. right months. 1 business, You provide the slurp, we Ivarger, S3 Madl.ion Ave,, Red Bunk, Aumc 4 -. G. I. mortgage. By ap. Appliance Repairs China and Glass Repair will provide the liquor license for Cull *-.•}. /.I 2-2(iilil. Ext. ,1nt~~for town. OH 10100, AVIS—Tlent a new car or truck. Low ALL TYPE ALTERATIONS, additions. Insulation. Installed nnd guaranteed couple, 01 West Bergnn I'l., Red I'*rco estimates, Work guaranteed, for 10 years. PR H-O7O5—AT l-05«. COMMERCIAL rales. Maple Avi>., Red Bank. 811 7- D, L. Walling, KE 6-5023 or KE 6-3147. Bank. 030B PR 4-53H. Dnlly 7 a.m.—10 p.m Quick and Confidential Service FOUR ROOMS - - Kent, hot watrr sup- FREE ESTIMATES—Alterations, ail- Tree Service piled, air rondlllonlriK. Wny.ildP. T. K. LOTS AND ACREAGE dltlons. Painting, Interior and exter- WALKER & WALKER Rf'altv.PIl ri-r.117.1. Awnings — Canopies ior. You'll like our work. LO 0-1714. Ml'T TREE SERVICK-Insured. Gen. ij;xn?!ot;s ONK-ACRB LOTH ON eral care ol Irees. J24 Belsha-* Ave,, 501 Broad St. Shrewsbury, N. 3. FIRST FLOOR aiiartuwnt, lour rooniT. THK RHRKWHHTJRY RIVKil AWNINaS-CANOPIES made to ardor. SLATE & JONES — Palntlns n.nd Entontown. LI C-2127 Iwtli. Oil h-.'it. writer Included. 570, decorating, flnnrriil contracting. Free rVfliillfiil Jntt'rt. «fi't>r«t fruit trrrs r mui Free enllmntej. Standnrit Awning Co,, cutlmales. Call SH 1-9101. SHadyside 1-5212 Country locution, Ted LIp'Tt. Mound- •tiirulilipry. An pjtcfllrnt Imy for M. t.noo, 615 Rlvnr ltd., Fnlr Haven. Sll 1-OliPO. MOHTUAGE CORRESPONDENTS nry fM. vUlnlty Holjndcl Vlllngp. Wfl Inlnm. loin nl«o available for $12,000. Vacuum Cleaner Repair FOR 0-4332 or WH 0-1 \H'l. l>ow«frn Agency, SH 1-87UO. Landscaping-Gardenlng The Provident Institution For Savings It 6T^I V) K iT-™ M* • a nt ft I (l7" f o iif-Tun m 7 u iv EUECTHOLUX 1 Boating Supplies Salcn Service Supplies In Jersey City, furrijid' '! nfntrtmt'til. AJ! ronvun* LAWN SERVICE - Roto tilling. Ue. 7-0 Mattlson Ave., Asbury Park. For BROKER'S COOPERATION LVVITKO Iniirps. S120 inorithly. WH G-min. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY NEVER SINK with NAVESANDI pe-ndRhle, reasonable, service. Call prompt home aervlce or free cherkup Navesand Marina Snip* Co,, ocean George. Horden, SH 1-7777. P7)I!T~AT()N\MOUTM —FtTrnlRhPil" "iTpiirT- WANTKD-HewlriK mnchlno Plant. Gen- on your Electrolux, call PR 5-0001. moid, four ro^niH. all HtilltU*, UUHI- Ave., Sea Bright. SB MIDI. INSTRUCTION 1 eral nreftfl of Matawnn, Rfil Hank, LAWN SERVICE-CA 2-7757. Roto- HPHS cotipli , KK fi-H5(J. Freehold, Anbury Park, Lfiknwod. (JUJ»K, trees removed, haullnp, me- . Washing Machine Repair chanlal crahprasa control and lawn EtiKCTKOXtCH TECUXWIANB IX UK- TltKKR HOOM.S ami tmtlt nil tnltll'leit, thrnu thouflant) to eight thousand square Building Contractor renovation, latest method. MAND—Attend one nlRht a wofk or %\'X> monthly, Onml incallon, nu It able f iiidnlhlv hirludr-'* msli- i wifFK FA NO roNH'i'iTFrTio.N—New ! Painting and Decorating Monmoutii St., p.ed Bituk. 811 7-inni. lie". BH 1 -Si*iSl N KA hmni'fl. nMrrntlena, nM-alr.-', tlmn l'»y- ofrera dlncontinuM mimfen nt Jtt Jii'.j JJnuSl. 1'iiM nf Mnple Ave,. menu. I'linne IfH fi-1"-' KJI C-"li.'B M.OU1K CASSAN— I'aUlter. ilecrtriunf! O pnci'fl Tower CrnflJiinpn. 103 r r.'iinliv nl iW'V ii. Write lull lU'tnil.H ; ox Ml, Kffl Until.. ruiSivru coNsTi'.i'cTioN <•<>. - ; f.i nerhanciT 25 yean expirlrncr Welding - Fabricating Olipfltrvit M. KM Hank. •<\hn tin ft", linn wln Cull KV] Puli'lT nml Mfl'nn ni-iUiirlnr 60 tia Shrewsbury Ave. SH I-I7O< 8 A LT 1! A Y~F1 N EST~QU~A MTV H^M'; Wo imvt) iioiii nu manl(| y luupe. Broad St.. Red Iliinli WH ~-:i3HJ. ATLANTIC WcMlns & FnlirimllnK Co. Hreil U Wlkoff. Co. TIlREF.-l'iiuM APAItTMKNTcnirip'ff"" lien inut wo want more K' il liminc* j t'lNB INTERIOK and entrrlnr paint'. Truck Imdles and ctiillpinunt, salei ly f'lrnMird. ktmtiv pii.K kiti hni, On 11 tin now for prompt proft'ssionni NE" W HOMEDi, nllfratlxniTT , airs. Inc., decorating, and paprr linncmi. and service. Mhop and portible weld- priviilp '•nirnnc*', prlviit* f.ii'h, Ml n(|. dcrvlci*. Witikrr nnd Walker, Item f> "Slop that 'row, row, row you boat* routine and look In HlKlirxt rjunllty work. Fur rsllmatPl Kitltmti"! rhrertully given. W. W. ing on Industrial equipment 1 West UtiM j-iipjiiu-'l. him ily r>|>ixiNlte pnh- into, Insurance, opr-n 7 days. Bhrpwu- (HUM. Ill 3C556 cill Herbert El£cnrauch. Ell I-5MI. Bireon PI. flll 7-3178 or BlI 7-S02O. flt FOAMA11T, lln hrnch. tShuppliiK facllltiti excellent, bury offim, Nil 1-&212. Rarltan Older niV as, EATONTOWN' UU 1-1100, CO 4-^12. Tho Rod Bank Register Want Ads for a plumborl" 'bte Today 18—Tues, March 29, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER On Regional District Plan The decision of whether a new regional high school district — consistipg of Sea Bright, Mon- th mouth Beach, Oceanport and OUR 90 YEAR West Long Branch — will be formed rests with the voters in the four municipalities today. A majority vote in each dis- trict is needed for the proposal to become reality. The polls are open from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. Each borough now sends its high school pupils • to Long Branch under a 10-year contract. Crowded conditions have caused Long Branch to notify the dis- tricts that the contracts — which expire in June, 1365 — will not be renewed. Today's referendum marks the high point in more than a year's work on the part of the Boards of Education of the four munici- palities. Little Opposition There has been little vocal op- NEW CARDINALS — Refer Cardinal Tafsuo Doi, 67, The 1960 Look position to the regional proposal. archbishop of Tokyo, and Laurian Cardinal Rugambwa, If the referendum wins voter ap- 47, bishop of Rutabo, Tanganyika, shake hands in Rome proval, Earl B. Garrison, county superintendent of schools, wil after receiving their bigliettos, official notification of appoint a nine-member regiona their elevation to the College of Cardinals. Doi is the Board of Education within s in SUITS first Japanese, Rugambwa the first Negro to become month. cardinals of the Roman Catholic Church. Membership would be four from West Long Branch; three (AP Photo by radio from Rome) from Oceanport, and one each from Sea Bright and Monmouth of the regional district is all that The new board also would have The Gently Fitted Jacket Suit- Beach. would be needed in any future to approve a curriculum, although Included in today's referendum referendum. a tentative curriculum has been Is a $10,000 budget for the oper< 47-Room School planned. Rates the Lion's Share of ation of the regional board until Original estimates of the high Oceanport and West Long July, 1961. school ranged from $1,800,000 to Branch each would contribute Attention! Also Suits with If voters approve the regional $2,100,000. The proposed school 37.5 per cent of the construc- formation, the new board then would accommodate about 1,000 tion cost; Sea Bright 13 per cent, Blouses to Match! For Petites, would decide on a name, the site students. The school would have and Monmouth Beach 12 of the high school to be built, 23 regular classrooms and 24 per cent. Construction costs and an estimated cost. Another special rooms, including science would be apportioned on the ba- Misses, Women and Half Sizes! referendum would be held to get laboratories, gymnasium, home- sis of equalized assessed valua- approval of the school construc- making, office practice, library, tion of real property in the con- tion and site. A majority vote administration offices. stituent districts.

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