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Vfll fit KD 01*;' IiroIiiaM 4tllT4HU.. SlJlonSu u wtnroupf i Im«Mw . Poitif* RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1961 7i> PFR fliPV ' 35c PER WEEK VVJLJ. OO^ IMS. 419 P«ip-,da u-, fuu_-l Bulauk l andd uit AddllaajtloniU l tlHUni OOlon PAGE ONE 7c PER COPY By CARRIER Space Project Cease-Fire Ordered Delayed By Laotian Rebels May Try Friday; Report Rocket Trouble ITruce CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla (AP) — Now space pilot *i Meeting Alan B. Shepard Jr. begins once again those awful hours of tension;" Called Perhaps Friday he will TOKYO (AP)—The Lao- become the first American tian pro-Communist rebels shot into space. oday ordered their troops RAISE OBJECTIONS— Members of Highlands Clammart' Association appeared be- Rocket men found again yes terday to their chagrin that they cease fire at 8 a.m. fore Borough Council last night to protest state shellfishing ban. They are, left to might challenge space, but on [EST) and called on the right, Dan Collopy, Naveiink, and Firmen Mount, W. L. Cottrell, John Seminiky earth they must still come in estern-backed govern- and Robert Cottrell, all Highlands. when "it reins. Storm fronts, two of them, ment of Prince Boun Oum struck here at the cape and 290 join promptly in negotiations miles down range in the Atlantic fdr an armistice. where Shepard would have landed Rebel broadcasts over North in his space capsule after a Viet Nam's Radio Hanoi, quoted Hit Ban on Clamming115-njile high, 15-minute ride. by Peiping Radio, said the cease- The shot was canceled with two fire order was issued to both the hours and 20 minutes to go to Pathet Lao forces fighting for Group Gets Highlands Council's Help blast off. ears to take over the Indo- The National Aeronautics and hinese kingdom for the Commu- HIGHLANDS — Borough Coun- sink and Shrewsbury rivers. clammers group appeared lasi Space Administration announced ists and the allied troops loyal d! wilt leek a meeting with state The action came as the result night in protest of the ban. that the shot was off for at least to paratroopCapt. Kong Le, whose health officials and members of of an announcement from Dr. One member pointed out thai 48 hours, indicating a possible coup last summer briefly put Thursday date. the local Clammers Association Roscoe P- Kandle, state health many clams from the borough PRESS CONFERENCE —Cambodian Prince Norodom, left, and Gen. Phoumi hlova- Prince Souvanna Phouma in to discuss the recent shellfishing commissioner, banning the taking have been shipped to south Jer- However,i it was reliably re- power. sari- of the pro-Western Laoi government, are thown at Vientiane preji conference. ban on portions of Raritan Bay, of shellfish in this area. sey as part of the state's re- ported that trouble with the Red- The broadcasts made no men- Sandy Hook Bay and the Nave- Some 30 members of the local seeding program. stone booster rocket will delay Nosavan announced that fighting has stopped on front north of Vientiane while' a ion of cease-fire negotiations the launching at least until Fri- - Other Areas Laotian government officer met with a rebel officer to discuss cease-fire details. which reportedly began yester- He protested the fact thai day. The difficulty was with a day in the no-man's land some clamming areas in New Jersej tube which feeds liquid oxygen lAPWirephoto by radio from Tokyo] 45 miles nortji of Vientiane be- south of the - Shrewsbury River to the rocket's fuel tanks. Liquid tween an officer of Boun Oum's Blame Is Placed oxygen—or lox—is used as an are permitted to remain open army and military representa- while "the local clammer is de- oxidizer for the high-powered Shrewsbury Wants Traffic Lights, Too tives of the Pathet Lao. prived of his livelihood." kerosene which drives the mis- First Contact' sile. State health officials have The Vientiane and Pathet Lao For Cuban Attack With more astronaut shoots claimed that the banned areas officers first made contact Mon- scheduled — perhaps every six, _JJU ) ,Sen. I. g^ y^'tr*ource-of polluttoirin W yesterday Boun OumTT Weeks:"'— should thisi first one William Fulbright, D-Ark., says confirmed his prior conviction clams. government announced a provi- succeed, tfie Weather Bureau is- he believes the ill-fated Cuban in- that "the operation as a whole SHREWSBURY - A proposal However, Chief Mass pointed Thomas Ave., White St. snoV Si sional cease-fire was in effect New York State also closed its sues an ominous warning: vasion was a blunder for which was a mistake" far which the to realign Rt. 35 in the borough out, prior to the widening of Rt. 'verbrook Rd. / in the front area astride the portion of Raritan Bay and New Summer Weather the White House and several oth- White House, the Defense De- to provide four lanes and a park- 35, no accidents had been attri- After the meeting, Mayoi Luang Prabang-Vientiane high- York City ordered a ban on ship- Florida is now moving into Us er agencies must share responsi- partment, the CIA and the State ing lane met with mixed feelings buted to cars parked at the side. James W. Bly named Mr. Van ments of clams from the Raritar summer weather regime, which way where they were meeting. bility. Department share "a collective here last night. State Police View Brunt and Councilmen Charles I. Bay area. means its rainy season. Maintaining the Communist Fulbright, chairman of the Sen- responsibility." Most of the opinion was favor- State Police Sgt. Howard Graff Hensler and Michael A. Slovak Last week, Dr. Kandle sail For the U.S. Man-in-Space pro- stand.that Souvar.na Phouma is ate Foreign Relations Committee, Fulbright is known, /to- have able, and Borough Council adopt- said narrowing the size of the to a committee to continue to there was evidence indicating the gram which expects to rocket a. still His only legal premier of commented yesterday after his warned the administration against traffic lines from their present work for the traffic lights. eating of raw clans might be tied man around the world before the ed a resolution asking, the* state Laos and Kong Le his "supreme committee questioned top officials it when he learned of the planned 13-foot width will bend to reduce Mr. Van Brunt said a four- to this year's upsurge in infec- end of the year, this could mean Highway Department to put the commander," the rebel broad- of the,State Department and the invasion., speed by motorists. month survey by state and local (See MEETING, Page 2) (See SPACE, Page 2) plans into effect. casts, sajd, the captain had pro- Central Intelligence Agency. The senator said that Secretary The borough proposes to re- Councilman John W. VanBrunt police and George C. Mendez, sen posed1 .the. cease-fire to the Pa- He said a decision would be of State Dean Rusk, who briefed strict parking on the east side said, the governing body still is idr engineer of the Bureau thet Lao. as well as ordered it made later whether to call mil- the committee Monday, will re- and provide a seven foot wide pressing the state Highway De- Planning and Traffic of the state for his own troops, presumably itary advisers before either the turn this afternoon for a further parking lane on the west side partment for the installation of Highway Department revealei the remnant of the paratroop bat- briefing on the world situation, Meyner Lashes Out that 96 per cent of the businesi full committee or the Latin Amer- from Newman Springs Rd. to traffic lights on Rt. 35 at the talion .that carried out his coup ican affairs subcommittee.. including the crisis in Laos and Sycamore Ave. intersections of White Rd., (See SHREWSBURY Page 2) last August. current developments in Cuba. "Insofar as I'm concerned, I The roadway then would be re- "Headquarters of the patriotic One member of Fulbright's know all I want to know," Ful- lined to have four lanes — two Laos fighting units has, acting committee, Sen. Frank Church, At Mitchell Charges bright told reporters after a four- 10-feet-wide and one each of 11 on the proposal of supreme com- hour briefing by Allen W. Dulles, D-Idaho, reported that the inva. TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob The $467 million spending pro- and 12 feet. ' Federal Figuring mander Captain Kong Le, or- director of (he super-secret CIA sion by the Cuban exiles was ert B. Meyner says that James At present, parking is prohibit- dered all military units under its tnd Richard M. Bissell Jr., Dul- marked by "poorly conceived mil- gram is $39 million short and as ed on the west side of the four- command, to.cease firing as of les' deputy director for plans who itary planning." P- Mitchell, the Republican can- one revenue-raiser he has sug- didate for governor has demon- lane highway from 7 to 9 a.m. 8 a.m. Laos time," the Pathet reportedly played a major role "A dual mistake was made," gested a 2 per cent tax on gas, Criticized by Board and on the east side from 4 to Lao broadcast said. In the CIA's part in the invasion Church told newsmen. "Commun- strated a surprising lack of telephone and electric bills. knowledge about state govern- Opposition to the measure has 7 p.m. Without Delay by Cuban exiles. (See CUBA Page 2) EATONTOWN—The Monmouth the present bookkeeping systei ment. developed, and in its place a tax Objector Kong Le called on the Vien- Regional Board of Education last in future federal aid bills. Meyner lashed out at Mitchell on life insurance proceeds which A. Fred Maffeo, a real estate tiane government to send dele- night went on record in favor of The board also agreed to mak yesterday in answering the for- are now exempt has been pro- agent at 735 Broad St., said of gates without delay to negotiate Doctor Reconsiders a change in bookkeeping techni- no commitment on accepting For mer cabinet official's absen- posed along with the raise in in the east side parking ban, "I at the village of Na Mon, seven ques for federal aid to schools. Monmouth children until after tb teeism charges. , heritance tax rates. think it's going to work a serious miles south of Vang Vieng, or in , SHREWSBURY-Dr. Ensley M. White, Jr., who offered Under the present system, current federal aid bill is passei Mitchell told the GOP State "I would tred carefully before hardship on many of the business- (See LAOS, Page 2) his resignation from the Board of Health April 13, has recon- Adm. Andrew G. Shepard pointed and the boards gets some assui Convention last, week that the changing any of our inheritance men." sidered his "action, Councilman William W. Curdt said last out, taxpayers are required to put ahce it will be paid for the ec MeyrKradministration had given tax laws," the governor cau- Mr. Maffeo, whose business is night, and has decided to remain on the board. what amounts to a cash loan to ucation of the students. New Jersey eight years of drift tioned. on the east side of the highway, the schools, to be repaid later by The new high school has bee) Commission Mr. Curdt and Councilman John W. VanBrunt were ap- and inaction and that Meyner called speeding "the real prob- Public Support lem." federal funds for education of planned and staffed with a vie\ pointed at the April 17 meeting to try to convince Dr. White himself had compiled the worst He said he felt there was a absentee record in the state's In answer to a question from children of Army people and oth- to education of the Army ch Confirms to stay on the board. great deal of public support for Mr. Maffeo, Police Chief Ray- er government employees. dren, member Leonard Compto modern history. two of the three bond Issues sug- . Dr. White had submitted his resignation to the Board of At a news conference, Meyner mong Mass said only three acci- "It would help greatly if a pointed out, and the board has ni gested for referendum vote this dents in the past five months on Health, 'Which told the doctor the Borough Council would have called the absenteeism charge school district were allowed to wish to refuse to take them- Park Site November. Rt. 35 have been attributed to the to act on the matter. ridiculous" and added: carry federal aid on its books as FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Ha- The activities of mental health fact that cars now park on either 'Clumsiness' "You can always have vehe- an account receivable," he said. ven Recreation Commission has Or. White gave no reason for offering his resignation. associations, Meyner said, has side of the road — which does On the other hand, the boar mence where you have ignor- 'Bad for Economy' confirmed that McCarter Park, (See MEYNER, Page 2) not have a parking lane. agreed, it wants to be sure th ance." "The system we have now across from the Willow Street money for their education will n School, will be the most suitable The governor, said he spent amounts to a frozen revolving have to come out of the pocketi location for a public park to con- about three weeks a year on va- fund," the board member said. of local taxpayers. tain ball fields, tennis courts and Tax Structure cation. His other time away from 'It ties up a lot of money, in Post Office Plans housands of school districts^and In duscussing the recent decis a shuffleboard area. his office was generally devoted Democrats Give Platform Views to such activities as the National keeps it out of circulation.- This ion by the state- attorney genera It did so Monday night after Governors' Conference or annual To Centralize Holmdel Service is bad for the economy of the which resulted in raising Ne hearing objections from five resi- CAMDEN — Monmouth Coun view-that "it is highly doubtful duty with the Naval Reserve, he country." Shrewsbury's share of the bill fi dents of Park La., who said that ty's three Democratic candidates that New Jersey can remain a education at the new high schoo a loss of trees and a lack of su- said- HOLMDEL - Plans are in the next to the telephone exchange The board voted to*urge New tor the New Jersey Assembly property tax state." They told building- and lowering that of Eatontowi pervision would be undesirable. Doubted Tabulation offing to convert the Holmdel Vil- Jersey senators and congressmen yesterday asked the state Demo- of rising obligations in the areas lage post office Into a first class He reported that an official Adm. Shepard said New Shrews- Discussed as alternate locations He said he doubted a reporter's to work for a measure revising cratic Platform Committee here of schools, higher education, high' from the Newark post offie'e de bury people have not raised any were the properties of the fire tabulation that he was away an facility to cover the entire town- to "reject and disavow any sug- ways, commuter relief, transpor- partment asked Monday whether question of the propriety of the house and Youth Center and that average of 70 days a year. ship, Planning Board chairman gestion for 'no new tax pledge'" tation improvement, recreational a building could be put on a decision. bordered by Third and Allen Sts. Since taking office in 1954, he Bernard Goldsmith reported last In its planning for the 1961 elec- and resort facilities, natural re- 100x200-foot plot at that site. Defeated He said, however, that the tim- and Maple Ave. hasn't missed a day because of night. , tion. source development and needs of ing of its effect on budgets Lewis E. Connor of the com- Illness he said. Mr. Goldsmith said that post The board voted last night to The three - Elliott L. Katz, retired persons. office officials are considering make it mandatory that any new showed "terrible administrative mission said the McCarter Park Shifting to the state's fiscal Candidate site was selected after all other Long Branch; Councilman Wil- Population Up various sites for construction ol post office building be construct clumsiness." problems, Meyner said he didn't factors were considered. liam F. X. Connell, Atlantic High- Population in Monmouth, they 1 a new building, but indicated that ed on a minimum-sized lot of To Move In June favor raising inheritance tax rates The group said two engineering lands, and Dr- Lorenzo W. Harris, said, climbed from 161,238 In 1940 the first choice may be a parcel 200x200 feet, in accordance with "We bad no way of preparing to meet the 1961-62 budget. Fined $75 firms have been contacted to sub- Asbury Park-made this sugges- to 354.401 in I960. Since before the present zoning. / for this," he continued, "The mit estimates for the cost of mak- tion and six others as the Demo- that double decade, they said Make Survey ASBURY PARK (AP) - Nor- man C. Hansen of Monmouth (See FEDERAL Page 2) • ing the installations. crats met for program mapping. "there has been no major addi- INDEX The board also recommended Beach, who set out to get himself •Monmouth's trio, considering tion to the existing state high- April Death Page that the Township Committee im- arrested for possessing a lottery county needs in the light of its way network" They said Mon. Amusements 14 mediately start a survey as the ticket, was $75 poorer today. rapidly increasing population, mouth's estimated 30,000 rail Births 2 Toll first step in getting street num- He was fined $50 for being a Welcome Mat Out asked that the Democrats back commuters support more than Hal Boyle _... 6 TRENTON (AP) - The worst bers assigned to every house in disorderly person and another programs for "greatly expanded 100,000 residents and "generate a Bridge _ 18 April death toll in> 23 years has the municipality. $25 for contempt of court. Roll Show Is Wanted school aid," shore erosion, better buying power of 80 million dol- Rock V Classified 19 pushed New Jersey's 1961 high- Mr. Goldsmith noted that 'he The fines, imposed yesterday rail service, improved highways, lars a year and deserve good Comics - 18 way fatality total almost even post office, even after it is con- by Magistrate Eugene Capibian- POINT PLEASANT BEACH - Point Pleasant Youth Center, lo- permanent flood control, broaden- 1 transportation." Crossword -Puzzle ~. 18 with last year's. verted to first class, will not CO, put the finishing touch to a Rock 'n Roll — rejected in Red cated in Point Pleasant Beach, ed regional planning, and "a mod- On erosion, they viewed the Editorials '. 6 Through May 1, there were 206 mak? home mail delivery unless case that. began last March 12 Bank — has found the welcome read of Mr. Dowd's problems and ern tax structure." state's million dollar erosion pro- Herblock _ 8 highway deaths in New Jersey, houses are numbered. when Hamjeri walked into police mat out in this Ocean County wrote him a letter expressing in- Gather Facts gram for Monmouth and Ocean Kitty Kelly ._...-. 10 compared with 209 last year. The board chairman did not in- headquarters brandishing n re- ohore resort, * terest in having him promote a Testimony on these lines was Counties as only "half as effec- Movie Timetable „ _.u Earlier in 1961, heavy snows had dicate how soon the department ceipt for an Irish Sweepstakes Tad Dowd, Rumson,, tried un- show in the youth center. entered at a hearing at which tive as In 1950, due to the de- Obituaries .._ i cut the death toll, 37 per cent plans to erect the new'building. ticket. successfully last month to get Mr. Dowd, who heads his own. the state's Democrats gathered creased purchasing power°of the Sylvia Porter < below last year's. Ernest E. Peseux, formeftown Hansen, 40, a defeated candi- permission from the Red Bank music promotion firm, said Mrs. facts for consideration in the dollar." -they termed the shore- Radio-Television 14 Attorney Gen. David D. Fur- ship committccman, hailed the date for the Democratic nomina- Borough Council to stage a rock Anen told him he would have drafting of the platform on which line the county's "greatest natur- Social .19-11 man reported today that there move, noting that at present five tion to the state Assembly, had 'n roll show there. Council flatly "plenty of support" in this area candidates for state office will al resource" and asked it be pro- George Sokolsky 6 were 71 traffic deaths in April, different post offices service the newsmen and photographers with refused- to provide police cover- for the show. run in November, Ideas are be- tected, on Raritan Bay and the Stock Market „ ...... 3 the highest since 88 were killed township. ,..' him when he asked the police age. Mr. Dowd is at work preparing ing advanced from post-seekers Atlantic. They told of Bayshore Successful Investing t in April 1937. As a whole, 1937 Mr. Goldsmith noted, that he desk sergeant to take whatever Mr. Dowd said the council's for a program In the summer. In each of the 21 counties. floodings and asked that the state Waterfront Owners was Hie second wont year for receives his mail through the action the law prescribes for action was a slap at teenagers "It will feature one big star and In supporting a modern tax "enlist federal aid and co-oper- Lightweight, durable flotation highway deaths in state history Matawan post office, and added, a person possessing a lottery and "an infringement on my one local combo," M . Dowd said. structure that might include "an ation in Its protection." for floats, docks. Eliminate bar- and ft was the last year In which "Consequently I don't get It at ticket. rights of free enterprise." Half of the proceeds, he added, equitable broad-based tax," the Regional planning was asked, rels. Turner Builders Supply, more than 1,000 persons, were all sometimes." l Hansen was charged with be-, Mrs. Constance Anen, dance will be turned over to the Youth three Monmouth men offered the (See DEMOCRATS, Page 2) Sea Girt. GI 9-5656.-Adv. killed. . ' (See HOLMDEL Page 2) ing a disorderly person. 'chairman, and a trustee of the Center. «_Wedn«d«r, May 3. 1961 BED BASK REGISTER WflKlllMMT Fair Haven 2 l^urt as Car Hew jar**? - Uettly fair ta- sty witf hi* sear M. Fair tut Strikes Tree QB1TUAMES cool toeljht with tow in tha «s Man Gets Beats City Hall RED BANK—Two persons suf- Mvwrlaw but wilh scattered frost tod fered minor Injuries yesterday Mr. and Mrs, James Pasta- freezing temperatures la north- SIMON RESLMAIR MRS. ETHEL F. BRANDON With Prune Juice and Pluck west counties. Lions Post when their car (truck a tree at rdta, 11 Ann Ct., Hailet, daugb Brdad St. and Peters PI. LEONARDO-Simon Reslmair, RED BANK - Mn. Ethel F. ter, yesterday. Thursday fai day lifted its sale tax from one FAIR HAVEN - Albert G. Mc- Kathryn E. Price, 29, of 21 Pe-62, of 41 Washington Ave.; died Brandon, (9, of 44 Bank St., died POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Francis Beau- w»s. wMtw with Increasing Cracken, 61 Linden Dr., has been brand of prune juice. ters PI., identified by police as suddenly yesterday while at work yesterday In Monmouth Medical —'•You c*h fight city hall," lieu, 10 Standford Dr., Haile cloudiness in named to succeed Arthur D. Center, Long Branch. they say. Mrs. Healing, who says she the afternoon, driver of the car, was treated at at the Stanley Estate on Nave- daughter, yesterday. Smith of Jamesburg as state sinlr River Rd. i You can do it — and win. is "around 40," lives out in the Mr. and Mrs. Archie Pybum high in the Ma secretary for Lions Internation- Riverview Hospital for cuts on She was a lifelong resident Mrs. Robert C. Healing, a sub- town of Poughkeepsie wilh her 38 Eleventh St., Keansburg, son MARINE al. the mouth. Mr. Reslmair was a gardener. here, daughter of the late Wil- urban housewife, did it with a husband, two children and an eld- this morning. Cape May to Passenger and owner of the He had lived here 13'yean. liam H. and Mary Frances Blake. bit of prune juice and a lot of erly aunt. There's no sales tax Monmouth Medical Center Block Island- vehicle, Paul D. Tergis, of Rt Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Her husband was the late John pluck. there. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hoelz, Westerly winds 35, Eatontown was treated for Elizabeth Reslmair; a daughter. Brandon. And now she won't have to pay She buys some of her grocer- 1205 High St.. Union Beach, son, 15 knots today bruises near his right eye. Miss Elizabeth Reslmair at Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. the 2 per cent city sales tax on ies in the city of Poughkeepsie, this morning. becoming most- Police said the car apparently home; a sister, Mrs, Theresa Pe- Ethel T. Prince of Neptune; five juice when she comes to mar- which has a sales tax—but not Mr. and Mrs. Carmello Calan ly variable 10 skidded on wet pavement and ters of Jackson Heights, N.Y., sons, John E., Alcalade, and on food. jni, 715 Bayview Ave., Unioi to IS knots tonight and Thursday struck the tree. | and a brother, Andrew Reslmair Francis V. Brandon, all of this Recently she objected to paying; B daughter, this morning, of Jamaica, N.Y. place, Virgil Brandon of Neptune, With prices as they are. "every . -.„->..eacn. —„...-. Visibility better than 5 miles The accident happened at 5:45 esalesiax on herbrand of I i Dll'Ai Mostly fair weather but with the funeral will he F"-M»y M and_Geronimo Brandon of Fair little bit helps," said Mrs. Hcal-Uhe-sales-tax on her-brand of I Dr and Mrs Dell'Ai' a.m. ing as she was declared the win-prunce juice, contending it was!ra. 290 Middle Rd., Raritan Town- some showers well offshore this 1.30 a.m. from the Posten Fu- - Haven; two sisters, Mrs. Carrie • ner over the city tax collector. food. She wrote to city tax collec- ship, daughter, yesterday. morning. Fair tonight and Thurs- leral Home, Atlantic Highlands, Blake and Miss Fannie Blake, It took a lot of letter writing tor John E. Deyo, who replied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Corley, day morning followed by increas FRANK MciyEILL 'ollowed by a requiem mass at 9 both of this place; a brother, that the brand was taxable be- LAURENCE HARBOR-Frank Ernest Blake of Glen Cove, L. I., — all the »ay to the Department « West Kenneth Ter.,, Middle- in? cloudiness Thursday after- o'clock in St. Agnes Catholic of Agriculture in Washington and cause it was diluted with water noon. McNeill, 53, of 654 Matawan Rd., Church, offered by Rev, Michael and 18 grandchildren. town, daughter, yesterday. to the state Tax Commission in and therefore not food in the strict] Mr. an(j Mrs. Donnelly NATIONAL died Monday in Riverview Hos- J. Lease, pastor. Burial will be The funeral will be Friday at . Albany. sense. 283 Main St., Belford, son, yes CHICAGO (AP) — Cool show- pital. in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. 2 p.m. in the Adams Memorial The result: More letters. terday. ery weather persisted in sections Mr. McNeil! was born in Scot- Home. Rev. Henry L. Morgan, The cityofPoughkeepsieyester- The U.S. Department of Agrl of the Northeast and more rain land, son of John and Sarah Mur- JAMES P. THORNTON pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church, culture and the Company, whicl fell In the Far Northwest today phy McNeil! of Jersey City. LONG BRANCH — James P, will officiate. Burial will be in produces the brand, both said Meeting but skies were generally dear White Ridge Cemetery, Eaton- Albert C. McCracken , A resident here 20 years, Mr. Thornton, 67, of 101 Lippincott was food. But Deyo wouldn't sui (Continued) in most other part* of the na Me Neill was a veteran of World Ave., a retired electrical operator town. render. Laos tious hepatitis (yellow jaundice; tion. Mr. Smith, who will retire in War 2 and a member of the Union it Fort Monmouth, died at home (Continued) The appeal then went to thi A shower belt extended from esterday after a long illness. FRANKLIN L. SELB, JR. state Tax Commission. Commis cases. July, has served as state secre- Pleasure Club, of Elizabeth. Bie area of Hin Keup. another Said Handle: southeast Lower Michigan Into tary since 1952 when the office Son of the late Oliver and Sarah KEYPORT- Franklin L. Selb. lion Counsel Edward H. Best New York states, although Surviving besides his parents Jr., 69, of 21 Warren St.. died village in the no-man's land "In the face of , evidence, was established. and his wife, Mrs. Mary Schmlt- Thornton, he was born at Van- where the Nam Lik River crosses ruled the Juice was exempt from amounts of rainfall diminished derburg. He was a member of while at work Monday at Superb taxation. I have no alternative except to Mr. McCracken was selected tier McNeill: three sons, Thomas north-south highway. close the indicated areas to the during the night and early morn from a number of applicants by the Baptist Church of Long Metal Products, Inc., 209 Carr Then th»_clty commissioner ing. Rain and snow dampened Bentley of Oregon, William Be Branch; — Ave,, Keansburg. It was in approximately, thai finance, Aubrey B. Coons, ruled taking of shellfish until furthei a committee headed by past In- ley of this place, and James area that the Vientiane govern- Maine and New Hampshire, with ternational president Harold P. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. He was born in New York City, likewise. notice." snowfall amounts of one to two Bentley at home; a daughter, ment's representative crossed the The evidence he referred to Nutter of Camden, assisted by Fannie Thornton; six daughters, son of the late Franklin L. and And that was that. inches In Maine. Mrs. Vernon Paul of Union City; Amelia Schinkowsky Selb, Sr., river yesterday and met Pathet was that of 186 hepatitis cases past international director Her- George McNeill of. Jersey City, Mn. Gladys Obburn, Mrs. Lao representatives. Showers continued along coasts bert L. Birum, Jr., Ewing Town- fvonne Howerton and Mrs. Chrys- and lived here 26 years. Mr. Selb« where people had eaten raw and Robert McNeill of Scotland; was a member of St, Albans Dispatches from Vientiane, re- clams in only one or two restau- sections of Washington and ship, and international counsel- two sisters, Mrs. Howard Dayton tal Cofer of Long Branch, Mrs. ceived before the rebel cease- Cuba northwest Oregon, while thunder- lors Ray Geyer, West Orange, Dolores- Torrence of Eatontown, Lodge of Masons, Belleville. rants, 83 were known to Have storms were reported In areas of Jersey City, and Mrs. Robert Surviving are two daughters, fire order, had no word of the (Continued) eaten clami traced to Raritan Joseph Stutz, Haddonfield. Wil- Reid of Scotland; and 17 grand- Mrs.\ Gloria Williamson of Wash- from southeast Montana into ington, D. C, and Mrs. Joyce Mrs. Muriel Clark of Newark, outcome of yesterday's confer- Ism can not be shot down In La Bay. liam McCormlck, Fair Lawn, and children. ence. western Nebraska. Theodore Altschuler, Manville. Gyden of Paris, France; a foster and Mrs. Madeline rutaviano of tin America: it must be showr Handle added that the New The funeral will be Friday at Woodbridge, and two grandchil- There was no word from Vien- Some early morning reports: His appointment was approved daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Jackson up. and this should he the ob York side of the bay might be New York 47 dear; Chicago 45 1 p.m. in the Day Funeral Home, if Long Branch; five sons, Jo- dren. tiane immediately^ fallowing the ject of our policy. involved as well. 1 by R. Roy Keaton, director-gen- Keyport, with Rev. Francis Can- rebel broadcasts.,; hut commurik dear: Boston 41 clear, Wash eral of Lions International in seph, Donald, Melford, Kenneth The funeral will be Friday at 10 "But when a resort to arm: The governing body. In other Ington 4$ dear; Atlanta 49 dear; tel, pastor of the Community and Reginald Thornton, all of a.m. in the Bedle Funeral Home. cations with the Lacrtian capita! was taken in Cuba, then the er business, adopted four ordinanci Chicago and confirmed by the Church, Madison Township, qffici- are slow and uncertain. Miami 68 cloudy: Louisville 19 five district governors in New Long Branch; a sister, Mrs. Vio-Rev. Henry Male, rector of St. ror was compounded by allowin at a public hearing. clear; Detroit 42 rain; St. Louis ating. Cremation will be in Rose- let Henderson of Long Branch, Mary's Episcopal Church, will of- The rebel broadcast demanded a corporal's guard to attempt ai A sign measure controls the Jersey. hill Crematory, Linden. that the Vientiane government's 42 partly cloudy; Minneapolis 41 ind a brother, Henry T. Thorn- ficiate. Burial will be in Grace- army'* work." erection and maintenance of bor- clear; Kansas City 56 cloudy; Mr. McCracken's record of ion of Red Bank. land Memorial Park, Kenilworth. forces "stop all attacks, rental service as a member of the in- Church said he assumed "our ough signs. It call] for a yearly Denver 44 partly cloudy; Dallas JOHN A. RATTI at their present position, maki military advisers are Involved fee of $2 for all signs, and 66 cloudy; Phoenix 69 dear; Se- ternational association of Lions no movements, employ no wai there, unless the CIA Is involved covers 17 years. Since becoming FREEHOLD - John A. Ratti, initial charge of $10 for new attle 43 clear; San Francisco 5: 56, of 20 Hudson St., died sud- planes." in military strategy." ones. clear; Los Angeles 58 cloudy; a member in 1944, he has served At the same time the rebel But Fulbright refused to pin the local club in numerous ways, denly yesterday in his home. GRAMAN'S The milk vending ordinanci Anchorage 40 clear; Honolulu 77 He was the son of the late troops were ordered to "heights point responsibility on any branch clear. including that of president. VACUUM AND APPLIANCE PARTS CO. their vigilance and be prepared prohibits the sale of milk in an; John and Palmira Ratti. of the government, taking the po- machines within the borough. In addition, hi served as zone 54 MONMOUTH STREET, RED BANK, N. J. at all times to smash provoca- sition that "the operation as chairman, twice as deputy dis- Surviving is a sister, Miss Irene tions from the opposite side." Both Councilmen Robert Die- trict governor and in 1957-1958 Ratti of Trenton. PHONE SH 7-5623 whole was a mistake." bold and Joseph Bolger opposed Boun Oum'i foreign minister, "I think it Is quite obvious tha Democrats as district governor for Lions The W. H. Freeman and Son Tiao Sopsiisana, Mid his gov- the measure, but for different Clubs in Burlington, Mercer, Funeral Home is In charge of mistakes were made," the chai reasons. (Continued) AUTHORIZED ernment's envoy, Lt. Col. Siho man said: "It was a collectiv because the three said, "county Monmouth and Ocean Counties, arrangements. HOOVER—SALES AND SERVICE Ltmholinthakhou, was Instructed responsibility." Mr. Diebold stated that it wai In addition, he has served as against the system of free enter' planning boards have often not to avoid political issues and ne- And he said he may suppoi fulfilled their responsibility." chairman or member of a num- HENRY J. KAISER, JR. NEW AND REBUILT CLEANERS gotiate only for a quick cease- prise and discriminatory. again, as he has in the past, As regards schools, they said ber of committees and is cGr- OAKLAND, Calif. (AP)-Henry • REPAIRS ON • fire and a time and place fo pending bill to set up a join Mr. Bolger pointed out that lo- rently a director of the Dela- cal people no longer have to go that "the cost of educating each Kaiser Jr., 44, son of industrial- GE - HOOVER - ELECTROLUX. etc. further meetings of Vientiane watchdog group to oversee CIA's ware Valley Eye Foundation ist Henry J. Kaiser ST., and vice representaHw* with those of the out of town to buy milk when and every student has risen from which comprises Lions Clubs in operations on a confidents $200 to $450 per student for each president of Kaiser Industries, IRONS VACUUMS TOASTERS Pathet Lao and Souvanna Phou- basis. borough stores are closed. He New Jersey and Pennsylvania. died Tuesday after a long illness. ma. claimed that the machines do notschool year," and that In finan- PERCOLATORS ^JXERS, etc. Meanwhile, Sen. Mike Mans- cing "the real property tax is He__was_ the second_son_of the p field, D-Mont., the Senate major- harm the local vendors who sell Tiny iquatic snailfof the Flo? noted construction magnate and ity leader, described the closed- milk. unfair" as a means to carry the PARTS FOR be the prelude to a 14-nation cost- That is why, they said, they ida everglades have extended took an active part in the man- conference scheduled to start door Senate Commitee hearings At the final vote, however, Mr- their range to South America by agement of many of the varied VACUUMS WASHERS DRYERS IRONS 8( "In the nature of an inquiry. Diebold was the only dissenter. want "a greatly expanded school May 12 in Geneva to work ou aid program." cruising comfortably aloft in the Kaiser enterprises. He was born RANGES TOASTERS MIXERS LAMPS, etc. a permanent peace for Laos and He said Congress has no plans Other measures okayed by th feathers of a bird, the ibis. in Everett, Wash. unify and neutralize the war- to "investigate" the invasion. council were a personal property Almost two dozen groups were torn little kingdom. The United In an Investigation you are look tax exemption < starting in 1962,slated to present their views on ^ States and Britain have laid ing for scapegoats," he said, "ir and salary increases for the bor- the Democratic platform today. They were to appear before the they would" not attend, however, an inquiry you are looking foi ough clerk and tax assessor. Optn 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Monday Hiraugh Friday until an end to the fighting Is facts." An excavating ordinance, which five-man committee headed by verified. A three-nation truce has been shuffled back and forth Assemblyman Elmer Matthews of - " 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Saturdays commission, made up of India from the council to the Planning South Orange, Richard J. Hughes, Canada and Poland, Is due in Space Board, will have a public hearing Democratic candidate for gov- Laos later tfiis week to super- on June 6. ernor, was expected to sit In on vise the cease-fire. (Continued) An old" matter of an unpaid the session. additions! temporary delays lik voucher was brought before thi The committee held previous yesterday's. council for discussion by Ronald sessions in Newark Monday and Holmdel Shepard, a 37-year-old Navj L. Horan, attorney representing in Camden yesterday. commander, and his alternate, Joseph Dcmpsey, local mason (Continued) Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr., a contractor. He cited one case where a let- 39-year-old Marine, will probably Mr. Horan told the governing Shrewsbury AUTHENTIC MUSEUM ter was addressed to him in turn In about 10 tomorrow night, body that, his client was never (Continued) Holmdel and returned to the only to get up again four hours paid for work done after Hurri- sender mariced "addressee un- later. cane Donna. The borough had establishments along Rt. 35 have known." Then they will repeat the ritual adequate off-street parking. REPRODUCTIONS from the hired his truck and a driver, bu 'Suicide Pike' Residents in Old Manor Estates, that they went through Tuesday had never honored or acknowl- the township's only major hous morning: edged his voucher. The realignment and provision ing development, get their mail Shower, shave, breakfast, physi- for the parking lane, however, cal examination. Shepard will get Mayor Cornelius J. Guiney told was done out of consideration for at present from the Hazlet post the attorney that John Pillsbury, office, which Is located In Raritan into his space suit, be fitted with the businessmen, Mr. VanBrunt medical sensors at special tat- borough attorney, had recom added. Township- mended that payment be held up Board members agreed that it tooed markg around his heart, so Mr. Mendez said parking on doctors may read his condition because the driver of the truck either side of the highway might HENRY FORD would be a "real blessing" to the had been injured and the borough township to have Its postal facil- by radio on earth. eventually have to be eliminated. Then, after a final briefing, was not required to assume re- Fred Lewis, a member of the MUSEUM ities centralized into one post of- sponsibility for it. fice. :hey will sit down to wait. 'lanning Board, added another At the suggestion of William name to the widened highway— "H" Zone Shepard, with a reputation foi COLLECTION nervele«sness, is nevertheless ex Russell, an attorney with the Rob- already unpopular with a major- In other business, the board ap- posed to tension. He is more ac- rfs, Pillsbury firm, council ad- ity of the residents. He called proved, for recommendation to customed to handling this kind vised Mr. Horan to contact Mr. the road "Dwlght Palmer's Sui- the Township Committee, new 1 of tension, however, thanks to Pillsbury on the matter. cide Pike." boundaries for the "H " industrial his years as a Navy test pilot. In other business, council: rone south of Rt, 35 and the New One source close to the astro- Directed a letter to the local The beauty, the strength, the pioneer spirit of America so carefully York and Long Branch railroad, nauts explained that the hours Air Force base requesting they Shrewsbury as follows: before the rocket blasts off are repave Portland Rd. * captured and preserved in the Henry Ford Museum Collection is now The western boundary to start probably the worst. Once the reproduced piece-by-piece for your home ... the homes of America. at the creek culvert (a branch rocket Is in flight and the pilot Road Pact Special displays for your enjoyment are now ready in our (tore; of East Creek) and extend to Cen has a job to do, the tension will Meyner - See them soon , . , you may want to make several visits to help terville Rd., with the zonei?.ex- fade. (Continued) Is Awarded >> you (lecide on selected pieces. tending approximately 1.400 feet At dawn, the day of the shot, paved the way for a $30 million SHREWSBURY — Michael J. south of the railroad in an irreg- as In yesterday's postponement, institutions bond Issue. He also ular line. forces along the whole cape and Sta-vola, Inc., Middletown, last forecast public approval of hli night was awarded a contract for In adopting the boundaries, range will come to the alert jwn $60 million Green Acres bond which were recommended last gain, $19,206.11 for road repair work in issue ior conservation and devel- the borough this year. month by Morrow Planning As- Marine helicopters, six o Dpment of park lands- sociates, Inc., master planners, them, will move in from the He said the $25 million bond ls_- The only other bidder was Fred the board rejected a request by north like ungainly grasshoppers ue for middle Income housing VIcDowell, Neptune, at $19,793.61. Norman Schanti, Newstead Homes some of them with eyes painted did not have the same appeal The Borough Council 'idopted that the western boundary be Seton engine nacelles. as the other measures, but added, n ordinance appropriating $3,- At »ea, Navy ships outside the 800 for the installation of curbing back farther from the creek, by I think there's enouRh senti an additional 1,000 feet. 12 mile area offshore and tor ment'. on both sides of Robinson PI As it stands now, the line will »do boats inside the area wil to put it up." north of White St. •rcpare to rescue the pilot If Sennte Maiority Leader Walter Cost of the curbing will be ai be about 500 feet east of New- H. Jones, R-Bergcn, has said the stead Homes. he mission is aborted. iessed against the property own- On land, Army amphibious Senate fears that the institutional ers Involved. Otis R. Seaman, Move Library jond Issue might be endangered trough engineer, estimated the Several board members noted trucks will deploy around the launching pad, also for rescue f the other two are on the bal- :urbing would' cost about J2 that more space is needed for r purposes. ot- oot. meetings in municipal buildini;, Commenting on this, Meyner and suggested that the township Navy recovery ships, faced An ordinance to require the ith picking Shepard or Glenn ;aid: urbing was Introduced, and wil library be moved out of the build- "The people have enough so- ing. ' rom the sea, and speeding him lave public hearing May 16. o grand Bahama Island, can phistication to look at each on Its Thp Hillcrest School building Miss Marie Hamm, Broad St., itay out marginally through Sun merits." n elementary school teacher, and the basement section of (he lay if necessary. Then they must On the 'continuing controversy Centerville School buildinR were 'as appointed to the tricenten- eturn to port for new supplies >vcr the Essex Enst-Weit Fi?e- lal celebration committee. sucgested as possible sites. nd fuel. 'ay, the governor said he hoped ; Township Committeeman Al-| or a final yes or no on It Mon-Kranghurg Man Is freel C. Poole said a study will lay. be made in an attempt to find Meyner said he wanted High- rilical After Stabbing "some other location" for the li- Federal av Commissioner Dwicht R. G. KEANSBURG -- Adolph Mas- brary. 3 (Continued) almer to have solo authority to :olo, 63, of 92 Sea Breeze Way Mr. Goldsmith announced that news hit us wilh a sickening determine whether the pro- s in critical condition today in the board has decided against thud." posed artery will cross over or Overview Hospital with stab permitting the construction of The board also went on record jndcr the Garden State Parkway vounds In the chest ano stom- garden apartments along Rt- 34. last night as favoring a bill to n East OranRC. ch. The board reaffirmed its stand give state aid for transportation Residents there want the road- According to police, Mr. Mas- against downgrading of the one- colo stabbed himself with a kilch- of pupils who must walk to school ay depressed, while Palmer "Creators oj Fashion acre lot size In Holmdel Village. over "hazardous" roads. iriglnally planned an elevated! n knife in his home last night. FURNIJURE Eugene Novello; Scotch Plains rosslng. Police said Mr. Mascolo has been Purchases of furniture and jor the Home" builder, had requested last month equipment for the new school formally charged with attempted 140 IROAD STREET. RED BANK, N. J. SHadyildt 7-4000 that tot size in the village be were completed last night, and suicide. c board ill move into the Frit Parking liidqit Ttmtt downgraded to two-thirds of an June wai set as the time when uarters on Throckmorton St, In < acre. the superintendent, his staff and " pays to advertise in The till borough. Reglsler.-Advertlaement, { HDD BANK BEG1STER May 3,1961-4 CubSoftbaU 20-Year Army Veteran Club Installs Was Started Successful Investing Hired to Teach School Thursday Drainage Pr&ttlems Be Patient if Big Volume Last Night EATONTOWN - The MonUniversit- y of Detroit in 1940At, CB1 Brings Clerical Delays SHREWSBURY - Cub Pack|mouth Regional Board of Educa- Dietrich has spent 20 years in EATONTOWN - Final plans 50's softball team started its tion tapped a new source for the Army, 13 of them as a teach- for tomorrow night's installatioHoldUpSubdwisionsn By ROGER L SPEAR practice sessions last night and teachers last night: The U. S. dinner were discussed last week will continue on a weekly basis Army. He has instructed Army per. it an executive board meeting of M1DDLET0WN v— Drainage| 'oods' plans call for it to enter Q)" I would like to know if for moderate growih and steady Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6The body hired Leo A. Dietrich onel in Fort Monmouth, Atlanta, :he Woman's Community Club in problems were the primary cause he other tract and join with Ber- there is any set time between the income. p.m. in the school playground. as a mathematics teacher. "exas, Taiwan, and Aberdeen, the home of the president, Mrs. For the continuance on hearings! lann Rd., the proposed main The pack will participate in the Since he graduated tram the Paul Bauer of Lincrpft. sale of common stock end the (Mr. Spear can not answer al Md. or four proposed housing devel- road in Harmony Woods. arrival of the check from the mail personally but will answer Boy Scout Show in Convention The new teacher will get credit Attending were Mrs. Theodore The connection is necessary broker who holds the certifl all questions passible in his col- Hall, Asbury Park, Friday and tor four years of his teachingEvert, Mrs. Andrew Meyer, Mrs. }pment subdivisions before the iince without it, Bermann Rd.. cates." H. S. umn.) Saturday. Handicraft will be theFields Farm experience and four years of] ohn Reuter, Mrs. Richard Rob-| 'lanning Board Monday night. 'ould be a dead end, and its theme of their booth, No. 417. Army service, for salary put irts,—Mrs—Richard ,< SculthorpeJ —Ouring-a-344*OHr-meetingrenefleitgth-weuid^ar exceed the 600- A) If your jThe pack's committeemen will is made poses, and enter Monmouth Re- Mrs. John Dietz, Mrs. William W. proposed 24-home development, 'oot limit prescribed by ordi- sale decorate booth tomorrow night. Is Sold gional at the eighth step of theRamsay, Mrs. George Peterson, Forrest Hom'es, off Nut Swamp mce. "regular way," Laos News Last Friday night's pack meet- salary guide, at a salary of $5,- which Is nor- NEW SHREWSBURY — Ken- Mr,s. Thomas Saunders, Mrs. Rob-Rd., was approved. Residents on Coral PI., object ing was opened with a flag cere- 900. ert Hannan, Mrs. George Me p the opening of their road to mal procedure, mony performed by the Webelos neth Fields, first mayor of this Harmony Woods, a proposed 17- Helps Street borough and for 27 years a com- The board also hired two Caughern, Mrs. Wilbur Rau. Mrs.home development off Harmony increased traffic. However, Rob- your broker den and Mrs.William Leary's guidance counselors last night: Harry Comberg, Mrs. Vincent should mall den 3.1 mitteeman of Shrewsbury Town- Rd., aroused the most controver- ert G. Strong, a planning consult- ship, has sold his! residence and Bernard Loigman, Wanamassa, a Festa and Mrs. Douglas Burkett. ant with Herbert H. Smith Asso- you a check Cubmaster John Kelly inducted Rutgers graduate, at a salary of sy. on the fourth To Recover bobcat Larry Rowland into the farm on Wayside Rd. to Mr. and The annual affair will be held :iates, West Trenton, pointed out 1 $5,400 a year, and Annie G. Wern- in Crystal Brook Inn, with Mrs More than 25 persons from a business day NEW YORK (AP) - The stock pack, after which he presented Mrs. Andrew Marsh of Leonardo neighboring development regis- hat the planning of Linhaven market made a fairly sharp re- and Newark. er, Wilmington, N. C, a graduate Daniel Follweiler, fifth district •lar.or provided that the road following the awards to John Dancey, William of Duke University, at $6,400. tered strong protests, primarily your covery yesterday as tension ovei Dudley, Victor Rlzzuto, Bruce The seven-room dwelling, built ice president, serving as install- could be continued to adjacent date of in 1889, was occupied for 52 years Patricia L. Stein, Teaneck, was ng officer. over drainage problems which SPEAR Laos seemed to be easing and ai Ryan, Robbie Kimball, Larry might arise if the development racts. trans action. the outlook for business grew by Mr. Fields and his family. The hired as a Latin teacher. A The American home depart- Saturdays and Sundays ara ex- Jackson, William Clark, Michael were approved, Sewage and surface drainage brighter. . farm includes 11^ acres of prop- graduate of the College of Stwil. l sponsor a luncheon Monday were generally regarded as the iSagurton, Richard Lees, Patrick Rose, Albany, N. Y.. she is a cluded. An estimated $2.14 billion was Dwyer, Robert Grogan, Robert erty which, for many years, was at noon in the Methodist Fellow- The complainants, from Linha iggest problem. In the motion For example, it you sell on added to the quoted value of operated for truck gardening bybeginning teacher, at a salary of ship Hall, Wyckoff Rd. Tickets ven Manor, also objected to ex Morse, Wayne Sergewich, John $4,300. :ontinuing the hearing it was Monday, your payment should stocks listed on the New York Wardell, Michael McGuire, Phil- Mr. Fields. are available from any member tending a road from their devel- ipecified the developer's engi- be mailed Friday. If your trans- Stock, Exchange, based on the The buyers, who negotiated the Three English teachers were of the club. apment into the proposed devel io Rollins Andrew Kelly, Philip appointed: Philip Baum, Lynd- leers would work wit!) the town- action is completed on Friday, a rise in Hie Asosciated Press Av- Genovese, Ray Salm, Walter Wil- purchase through Harold Linde- Members and their husbands opment. ship engineer and the complain- check should be sent to you onerage. - mann, Eatontown, are the owners hurst, a Falrleigh Dickinson grad. coxen and AHerrScher. uate, at $4,900; Diane Baum,[Will 'participate in a smurgusbor TDefflT'EnT" nts orTa solution. In addition, the following Thursday. You Volume rose to 4.11 million Frank Russell, Allan ScH'enck of the Andrew Marsh Trucking dinner at Alpine Manor, High-| CoraTPT, the road under dis the health officer will also inspect Co., Newark, and 85 Highland Lyndhurst, also a graduate of must of course allow a day orshares from 3.71 million Monday and Horst Muller were accepted lands, Sunday, May 21. cussion, now is a dead end in:he plans for drainage. two for the check to reach you. and Friday, whioh was the light- Ave., Leonardo. Fairleigh Dickinson, at $4,300, into Boy Scout Troop 50 by the! and Linda Klitzman, Delmar, a Announcement was made of theLinhaven Manor. Harmony Hearing Continued And delay in getting your mon- est since the Lincoln's Birthday assistant scoutmaster, Peter Od- Mr. Fields, who served on the I appointment of Miss Margen A hearing on Marc Acres, a observance of Fe*. 13. Shrewsbury Township Board ol Boston University graduate, at ey after the sixth business day do. The boys completed Webelos $4,300. Leighton, Reynolds Dr., as dele- proposed 32-bt development on following sale means there has The Dow Jones industrial aver- requirements and are serving as Education and, for 26 years, gate to the Citizenship Institute drove a school bus, is moving to Mrs. Anna E. Osborne, Eaton Chapel Hill Rd., also was con- been an error somewhere along age rose 5.29 to$83.34 . tenderfoots. Miss Leighton is a junior at LongMrs.' Ward inui'd until next month as a re- Eleven of the 15 most active the Fields' Milestone Motel, in town, was engaged as a library the line. And if an error has been An air adventure skit was pre- clerk at a salary of $2,9W a Branch High School and is ac- mit of drainage complaints. made, be as patient and under- stocks advanced, two declined sented by Mrs. George Fedde- the Green Mountains at Shafts- v bury, Vt., where he will live with year. tive in the Latin, Biology, Press, However the board indicated it standing as you can. Big volume and two were unchanged. ler's den 1. Chemistry, and Tri Hi-Y Clubs. Is Chairman will recommend the obtaining of trading this year has pushed the Schenley Industries was thePack 50 cubs and leaders re- relatives. The property contains a farm Miss Agnes Patterson of Tinton easements from the Jersey Cen- clerical workers in the brokerage most active stock, up 1% at 30%cently visited National Boy Scout Ave. was named as alternate. For Tag Daytral Power and Light Co., and offices almost to the limit of their on (3,100 Shares. Second was Headquarters in New Brunswick house, a barn, tall evergreens Dog Owner r dogwood, fruit trees and shrub-1 rom the county in areas where endurances. Fairbanks Whitney, off l>/a aand toured the museum there. RED BANK - Mrs. James H bery. 'arious drainage .problems might Q) "What do you think of buy-11% on 52,000 snares. Third was ard, Jr., is the Red Bank chair- ! Brunswick, up I'A at 6D on 45,500 Pays 2 Fines County Red arise. ', l\% .Ing American Photocopy and an of the tag day sale that wil In addition, the board will seek Hershey Chocolate at today's shares. Dedication RUMSON - Carl A. DeGers conducted here Friday for tin Yesterday's closing stocks: tonmouth County Mental Healthan casement from Mount Olivet prices?" R. A. Driver Gets dorff, Buttonwood La., was fined Cross Wins Cemetery, represented at the S5K I-T-E Ckt Brk UK ssociatioh. A) At today's quotations I would John* Man 55 V Of Dock $18 and $24 in municipal court on hearing last night by its. attorney. Atr Heduo Jones ft L Jail Term two charges of violation of the She was one of seven districi Theodore Labrecque, Jr., Red say that the stocks you asAllek g Cp Joy Mfr Compliment lairmen appointed by Mrs •bout represent two of the better Alleg Luii a* Kalier Al dog ordinance* by permitting his Bank. The cemetery will also be Allied Ch Kennecott ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ar- pets to run at large. tanley Butkus, Long Branch values available. Both have had Aim Chal Koppers Scheduled thur Havens, 36 South Ave., was SHREWSBURY — The county affected by drainage from the Kte.g. SS Magistrate William I. Riker al- ho is heading the sale. Others rapid price rises but seem likely Am Alrlln 21S Kroger KEYPORT - The Yacht Club sentenced to 90 days in the county Red Cross chapter has been re Mrs. Radford Shafto, Free- proposed sub-division, to sell higher. Am Brk Bh 4Btt Lehfeh O*N Activities Committee has an. so fined Robert Thornton, River praised for "reaching toward in Mrs. Raymond Boeckel Sleepy Am Can 40 Leh Port C jail Monday by Magistrate Irving Rd., Fair Haven, $30 for having old; Mrs. Jane Rose, Mana- American Photocopy's profits Am Cyan 44"4 Leh Val Ind nounced plans for the dedica- B. Zeichner for drunk driving. creased international understand- ]uan; Mrs. Joseph Ervin, Nep- Hollow Horse Farm, Sleepy Hol- Am MIFdy 114 Leh Val IIR tion of a new dock Saturday, an expired auto registration; and ing" in the latest issue of "The low Rd., pointedout the develop- are benefitting strongly from the Am Motor. 18
ficers: Gaetano Sgambato, Karl tan Township, commander; Don VFW, Auxiliary aid Magaman, Eatonlown, senioi vice comnronder; Ross Hortun,| Have Installation lior vice commander; Robert HIGHLANDS - The Veterans M. Waters, Sr., quartermaster; Charles Quast, adjutant; Wade of Foreign Wars Post and its La- Davis, post advocate; Charlei dies' Auxiliary installed officers Quast, surgeon; Charles Gardner, last week at the school auditor- chaplain; Edward A. Kwik, out- ium. going commander, trustee three After Installation, a buffet sup- years and officer of the day, an
SET REGISTRATION Jutch Mill SALE! RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Schoo Cheese Slices American superintendent R. Thomas Jan narone has announced that kin- Cooptr'i Cheese Stix Ixtra Shorp ',143c TOWN & COUNTRY • dergarten registration will be Ib. held in the five schools May IFURNITURE CO., Inc.an:d 10 between 9 and 11:45 a.m Kraft Handi-Snacks Vorl.H.I V" 31« ROUTE 35 andl to 3; 15 p,m. Iirosder to be eligible, children (Corner Sunset Ave.) NEVER A DULL MOMENT! i must he five years of age on o; | ASBURY PARK before Oct. 1. Proof of immun; Not at Nrtweyi 8onMtrilr^| exciting Is zations must be submitted. always sjolnf cfll SpKltl momy-savlnc aalM. store-wld* pramotlona, MW ft* Red Ripe — Fine for turn, frltntlly swvictjs, n«w products. slicing or Salads Full Line ol baiutKul dliplays... ar* |utt a (aw of Tomatoes 2 29 tha rations shop. tHOI»PllW1l Old World Quality h i ping at S*f«way It Fresh Florida Corn 3 JB '25« Florida Oranges 12-49c always a gay ad' FON Garden Fresh Chicory 2"- 29c Garden Fresh Escarole rott 2 * 29c
Includingy. . Ajax Cleanser Mint Florient Spry Wisk Handy. Andy Ivory Soap • Welsswutn* Bockwurst • Ktelbasa 14 ounce can Social Pack Shortening Special Pack • Mcttwurst • Westphallan Ham liquid Datargant Uqiild Larg* Siza ... and many Imported bara c German specialties. 5 01. can 32oi. can 166i.bot.QOe Speclol 2 31 Skinless Franksiiomemadelb 59c $Ss Ivory Soap Crisco Schick Baby Food Swift's Ivory Soap Ptnonal Sin V*a*taM« ShprMnlng ln|actor tladtl H«lnz Strained Hi Mtat Dinnen Special Pack SAUSAGE KITCHEI 4bor>25c 134 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-4456 RED BANK 1CC99C Crows Ktafctw, ftt. », Vttddle- James P. McCrraa Mrs. HtlBcer WASTER Wednesday. May 3,1961—« town, wWb« h*id Jtroe J it I and Mn. Frank A. Wright cele- Mrs. Levy Presents brtted their birthdays. Mrs. Andrew Homlak, presi- f © Head Meets dent, teid MM. Heliker and Mn. Junior Colleges Hubbard Stiles will enterteta the Democrats HIGHLANDS - Mra. Claudia group Monday, May 22. TRENTON (AP) A. biU perUS- e opposition to the-bill on France and Mrs. Stella Jones en Mrs. Stephen H. Filler, vice JWV Aides mitting New Jersey counties to grounds counties have enough tertalned memberi of the Past president, and Mrs. Harry E. Bey- costs now. RAR1TAN TOWNSHIP - Mra. Hold Dance build and operate Junior colleges Lelthon Levy was elected presi- Presidents Club of the Indies' cr, treasurer, were reported on BELFORD — The first annual dent of Bayshore Auxiliary, Jew- Auxiliary or Twinlight Post, the sick list. was introduced in the Assembly Spring Dance ot the Belford Dem- ish War Veterans, Friday at ill American Legion, recently at the Monday. ocratic Club was held Saturday post home. Squad Aides final meeting of the year at the KANGAROOS A MENACE in Ridgewood Inn, Leonardo. The measure follows hard on home of Mrs. Jack Kreuter, Announcement was again made DARWIN. Australia (AP)-W. the heels of a report by the Among the ISO people attending Installation of officers will be of the annual past commander's H. Petrick, a member of the state Board of Education recom were Earl Moody. Democratic Slate Party held May 10 In the Cottage' Inn, dinner to be held Saturday at Legislative Council, says the mending the creation of,a state' Township Committee; Rose Wen- the post home/ kangaroo menace in Central Aus- wide network of county-run two- Keyport, atyo p.m. zel, vice chairman of the Mid- The group discussed placing a tralia is worse than ever. year colleges. For May 18 Mrs. Leon~TBteJch was dletown Democratic party, and com- wreath at Memorial Hill, Nave- He told the cnunr.il 14,000 'rant mended fat her chairmanship of Doris O'Neill, treasurer of the The board said that New Jei- -HIGHLANDS — The Laides' sink Ave. and Memorial Hill. have been shot on his own cattle the Serviceman Service at Fort Monmouth Women's Democratic sey's current higher education Auxiliary of the First Aid Squad Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker, secre- station in the past two years. Monmouth April 191 Club. facilities can not handle the will hold a card party Thursday, tary, read a history of the group "In the Alice Springs district May 18, in the squad building. — The party -at Marlboro- State The dance committee termed large number of high school grad- since it was organized in June they are well on the way to indicated they are Mrs. Harry V. Tompkins, chair- Hospital, April U, for 200 path- e affair a financial success. uates who have tients was termed by Mrs. Jack 1957. destroying the, country complete- interested in continuing their man, will be assisted by Mrs. A report also was given on thely," he said. Martin D. Fehlhaber and Mrs.. Goldberg, outgoing president to It adds upl More and more studies at junior college. sale of greeting cards, which can "They destroy the grass before Hubert E. Ryan, auxiliary presi- have been successful. Mra. Jack people use The Register ads each The measure would leave it still be purchased by contacting it seeds. As a result, even after dent. Mrs. Sivert M. Walstrom Laiar was chairman. Issue because results come fas- up to the county freeholder Mrs. Heliker. good rains, there is no growth will be chairman of the card par- A kitchen demonstration ter.—Advertisement. Thank heavens Beethoven died deafl" boards to decide whether to em- Following the meeting, Mrs in many areas.' bark on a college. The freehold ty Thursday, June 22, with Mrs. : ers would have to submit a plan George Armstrong and Mrs. Roy to the state Board of Educa Maxson, assisting. tlon. Harry Duncan, general chair- man of the annual First Aid Fund If it were approved, the state drive, spoke to the group,- an- would provide half of the nec-nouncing that coin cards will be essary construction funds and a distributed to borough residents f third of the operating costs, up o g this month, and wilill bbe collected to $200 a pupil. The rest of the "n operating expenses would be The annual block dance will be borne by the county and by the eld July 19 at the Firemen tudents in tuition payments. BEST place to save emorial playground Miller St. The bill permits a county to In the event of rain, the dance deed some of its land to a col- il be held July 20. Mrs. Luke lege or to join with other coun- 'enta will be in charge of re- ties in a school venture. reshments; Mrs. Fehlhaber, mu- The state board said a potential , and Mrs. Ryan, tickets. P.Gold of 500 students provided the mini- Mrs. Maxson and Mrs. Gilbert Cash Bond Stamps! mum base for a college opera- 'entimiglia celebrated their tion. irthdays at the last meeting. Gov. Robert B. Meyner said yesterday there was some legisla- BUY WITH-COISI.|=;|bgN||||| Bosco Chocolate Flavored Syrup Students Set Mix-Match Delight BUY A NAME BRAND! 24 ez. Marine jar 53< Printed Pattern Corps Test NEWARK - Students from 65 Numbers 8 & 9 ew Jersey high schools will be Save at Safeway •epresented at the annual Ma- Ronzoni Spaghetti ine Corps athletic accomplish- 5 tent meet to be held May 15 at [ewark State College. Cut Green ... Blue Lake Monmouth County schools to Save Cash and Stamps at Safeway e represented at the event will Del Monte Beans 2 he the Asbury Park, Brick Town- hip, Long Branch and Wall Township '• High Schools. New! With Shine-O-Matic Mlddletown Township High Detergent... 10 Pad Pack chool will participate on a non- Brillo Soap Pads 2 competing basis. The program, sponsored by the New York Marine . Corps Re- Fancy Hawaiian ruiting Station, is designed to Refreshing Juice Improve the physical fitness of Minute Moid Dole Pineapple Juice young men of high school ages. About 30,000 high school boys Frezon Orange Juic* Fine Chicken Noodle or representing 125 high schools in Regular Noodle ... New Process envelope New York and New Jersey took part in the program last year. 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Sirloin Tip Roast Ctwk.: The annual past commanders's USOA . dinner sponsored by the Past Round Steaks Ct»k.,l«f Wardrobe makers! Demi-fi Commanders Club of Twinlight jacket travels one day with i Post, American Legion, will be USDA held Saturday at 8 p.m. in the Rump Roast Ctwlalw* ..<• slim skirt — the next, with th pleated skirt. Smart also, ato] Legion home, 85-87 Bay Ave. USDA sleeveless dress. Easy-sew i Eye Round Roast stripes, checks, print or solid. Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker. 66 USOA Printed Pattern 9166: Misses' Navesink Ave., celebrated her Flank Steaks ' Sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, IB, 20. Se birthday April 22. pattern for yardages. Cube Steaks USOA Bonaleu Send 50c (coins) for this pat Mrs. Frank K Wright, High- CtiolnlMt tern—add 10c for each patten land Ave., marked her birthday ftwh P.rk BMf for lst-class mailing. Send Sunday. Pork Butts Ttmdtr Motfy Marian Martin, Red Bank Regi USDA ter, New York 11, N. Y. Prinl Mrs. James L. Richard of plainly name, address with zone, Twinlights will entertain mem- Choice size and style number. bers of the Night Owls Canasta 100 FASHION FINDS-the bes Club May. 12 at her home. -2nd Week Special!- newest, most beautiful Printed Patterns for Spring-Summer, 196 No problem finding tenants See them all in our brand-ne when you advertise The Register Beautiful Dutch Blue Ovenware_^ Color Catalog. Send 35c nowway.—Advertisement.
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N.I. Neo-Nazis Still BattHbM 1CT by 14m R Cwfc «d Hwtry CUy By GEQRGE E. SOKOLSKY -IHOHAS IRVING BROWN, PaUWter U2S-USt It is unbelievable but it is true that there is such IAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KEUY. General Manager W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager an organ as "The American Party World Union of Free Enterprise National Socialists." Its headquarters U,in Member ol the Associated Prm in* .twxaurt prtn U utititd uetattna ulhwu rttuonciuoa Kiillti uxu not Arlington, Virginia, and its commander is Lincoln Rock-" Oil ntwiMptr u til u ia IF can dtavueftu. well. This party has a program which seems to be a Member Audit Bantu of CtrcslaUoo hodge-podge of conflicting ideas; never- Vb» Red Bisk Rcctitci tMomei DO Cnanciu r« ipoBilbmtlti for trpofr*pbic&l errort la Bdvirtiacm theless, this paragraph makes it clear will nprtm without chart*, that part ol *»n »d?«r UMnwnt in whiea Uit trpograpblct] error occurs. U aoufy U» masimatni immwtttt** IT at uy l that Rockwell adores Hitler,, which is
atwfp*p«r uaau &o r«fPOU1blUUcjr^oT~ir&tim80tir~or~Qltiato&l m Muer* from Ita raadtri. surprising in an American: "We believe that Adolf Hitler was M PrlMl to A4T«m eopr br am u orantn. T unu the gift oFan inscrutable Providence to WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1961 a world on the brink of Jewish-Bolshe- vik catastrophe, and that only the blaz- ing spirit of this heroic man can give Joint Action by Mayors SOKOLSKY |US t},e strength and inspiration to rise, With area problems, such as gar like the early Christians, from the depths of persecu- Mayors in the Bayshore area met tion and hatred, to bring the world a nev^ birth of earlier this month for an experiment bage disposal, it will be a mat- radiant idealism, realistic peace, international order, in joint action. ter of economy through co-opera- and social justice for all men." , • The group set as its first goal the tion. Where Trenton or Washington The seven articles* of the program are descrfted widening of Rt. 36 to a full four-lane is concerned, it will be a matter of as "fundamental, absolute, and timeless Truth, >.." highway, from Atlantic Highlands to exerting greater pressure and having Most of the concepts in Commander Lincoln Rock- Keyport. a louder voice, through strength in well's program originated in Houston Stewart Cham- EadrmayoiMwas-assigned^phase numbers. - berlain's "The—Foundations of the Nineteenth Gen^ of the problem for special study and The group has tentative plans for tury," although I do not know whether Rockwell has other projects, such as seeking fed- seen this amazing attempt to establish a theory of report at the next meeting. Nordic supremacy. r Very simply put, the officials fig- eral and state aid for flood control and bayfront erosion, and the sur- The significance of Nazism in the United States is ure that more will be accomplished that it is one of a large number of mass movements on for the Bayshore area as a whole if vey-studies to determine feasibility of a regional garbage dump or Your Money's Worth: the extreme Right, none of which is, of itself important, the municipalities act in concert, not LETTERS but all of which added together represent a ground- incinerator. swell of opposition to Liberalism. This opposition can- singly; FLUORIDATION Jews in the Executive Suite not be ignored. While some of these movements seem New Catholic High School To the Editor: to be without sanity( those who join them are often By SYLVIA PORTER very sincere Americans who are dissatisfied with cur- Your April 25 edition carried The parish of St. Mary's Catholic the school will temporarily discon- front page article with the head- rent conditions and who find themselves frustrated in Church, Middletown, has grown by tinue its kindergarten class — with At the highest levels of politics, the great break- ine: "Fluoridation is favored by any attempt to hold back the tides of Socialism. those pupils going into the public through in prejudice against the Catholic in America dentists." The president of the leaps and bounds in recent years, was the election of John F. Kennedy as President of American Dental Association, Dr. Yet Rockwell is a Socialist, a National Socialist, school system. Charles H. Patten, was quoted and he expresses his Socialism in these words: along with the rest of the Bayshore the United States. At the highest levels of industry saying that 40 million chil- area, and the church has found that Meantime, officials of the church and finance,, the breakthrough in prejudice against the dren were growing up without the "We believe that no man is entitled to the services and diocese are working out plan Jew in America is now gathering proven protection from tooth de- it must continue to expand its school :ay afforded by water .fluorida- and products of the labor of his fellow men, unless he system to keep pace with the educa-- and specifications for a high school momentum. tion. He also said he hoped the contributes at least an equal amount of goods or serv- tional needs of its communicants. building. No one even pretends that prejudice Kennedy administration would ices of his bwn.production or invention. We believe that doesn't exist on a great and shameful give consideration to bringing the the contribution by a member of society of nothing Monmouth County is sorely in irogram to every community in The announcement, made earlier scale in the executive suites of industry else but the_tokens called 'money' is a fraud upon his thlslnonth "by R*v. Robert T. Bul- need of more secondary education "the country. and finance—those practicing the dis Dr. Patten is certainly at odds fellows, and does not excuse a man capable of honest man, pastor, of St. Mary's plans to facilities. William H. Warner, direc- crimination know what they are doing, ith many leading authorities who work of-his responsibility to produce his share." tor of secondary education of the and those feeling the discrimination lave claimed that fluoridation is a establish a high school, starting with known enzyme poison—who have This is definitely anti-capitalist. It is as strong in a ninth grade this September, was state Department of Education, re- know what is~ being done. itated that fluoridation adversely ts opposition to capitalism as anything written by vealed recently that this county has PORTER As Karl R. Bopp, president of the effects many other organs of the welcome news indeed. x)dy including the brain. Also, Karl Marx. In a word, interest,-dividends, rents are Although Father Bulman has not more high school pupils on double Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, put it in a re- Dr. fatten evidently should take excluded. All that may be measured for reward is pro- yet revealed detailed plans, he hassessions than any other county in markably frank statement last week, "Prejudice and some time to read reports by duction of goods or services. And presumably, as there outmoded attitudes with regard to members of the local chapters of his own organi- is to be no private capital, everything will be govern- stated that the school will be a fully- the state. zation. In Monmouth County the Jewish faith still exist This remains a disturbing prob- five-year report byjthe County ment owned. In fact, the first sentence of the program accredited secondary institution. St. Mary's High School project lem." No one even attempts to deny that much of the Dental Association snows that 14- reads: . This fall the ninth grade will be will be a major undertaking. It wil progress being made is due to the need for the skilled year-olds free of cavities reduced 307 per cent due to fluoridation. "We believe that an honest man can never behap- take a great deal of work, devotion brainpower of the Jewish executive rather than to i ince this does not confirm their housed in a wing of the recently py in a naked scramble for material gain and comfort, completed addition to St. Mary's ele- and prayer. We wish the parish God- sincere tolerance of all races, religions and ethnic ori- belief that everyone should be gins in American industry and finance. compelled to drink fluoridated without any goal which he believes is greater than Him- mentary school. At the same time, speed in its program. water, however, they deny that self, and for which he is willing to sacrifice his own Nevertheless, the walls of prejudice are perceptibly this figure is valid. They do not deny their statistics when they egotism . . ." crumbling. Again to quote Bopp on religious discrimi- show favorable results. The 50 Poor Man's Philosopher: nation in banks, "What is encouraging is that banker: per cent improvement they claim The American Nazis are, of course, violently anti- -are aware of it and are addressing themselves to it.' is less than one half cavity per Semitic. The development of Marxism is attributed to child in the 6i4-year-olds. No res Jews, although both Stalin and Khrushchev have, at Although this is an offbeat business story far me idence histories were taken and times, been anti-Semitic. Rockwell sets forth his pur- How to Tell If You're Neurotic events .now occurring warrant this unusual report no examination of mottled teeth or other physical defects caused pose as follows: By HAL BOYLE Item: At its 54th annual convention in New York by constant ingestion of this sub- last Thursday, the American Jewish Committee re-j stance were made. ". . . we announce our purpose to be nothing less ter, two dimes and a nickel in Movie stars who decline to dis- than a worldwide effort to free humanity from Jewish NEW YORK (AP) - How c«n Since 43 of 56 cities turned down change. (Normal bus drivers al- cuss their divorces but are eager leased the results of a two-year survey of employmen you tell if you're neurotic? luoridation in recent months Dr. domination and subversion in all their forms, and' the ways give you back 20 nickles to give their views on how to practices in banks which emphasized that "The doo: To the trained eye there are Patten evidently thinks the only often telltale physical signs. and a scowl.) gain world peace. is no longer firmly shut" to Jews on executive levels creation of the idealistic, racially realistic, socially pro- way to force this on the whole gressive, international world order whi6h we'must have, For example, Dr. Leonard L. Anyone with a face so honest Street panhandlers who still in banking, and concluded "that there is a gradual and population is through the money Lovihin of he can walk into a bank In a ask, "Can you spare a dime?"; continuing easing of barriers in this field. power of the federal government if we are to remain masters of our own planet" • Cleveland, wilt- strange town and cash a person- (This is an unmistakable Indica- Dr. Patten evidently doesn't think al check without question. ing in a medi- tion of a deep-rootld inferiority The report noted that during the time it was con- the right of free choice should "To this world-wide goal, we solemnly pledge our cal journal, Rich ladies who buy look-alike complex.) be considered. lives." saw at least po- mink jackets for themselves and Any couple married five years; ducting its pilot study of banks in Philadelphia, "One tential neuroses!their pet dogs. or more who assert In public, of the largest banks named its first Jewish member to One of the big questions in my Jews are to be killed; all debts from non-Jews to mind with all these proponents is in housewives' Anybody who thinks taxes "we've never had a quarrel." the board and two others have hired their first Jewish Jews are to be cancelled and an International Jew Con- who over-pluck ought to be higher—or who really that they never mention the pi! believes they will ever be low- Any man or woman who hates executive trainees." In his statement accompanying the Idea where freedom of choice can trol Authority (like Eichmann's) is to be established: their eyebrows! to become a grandparent because or dye their r. survey, Bopp declared, "On the whole, the results of be exercised. They seem only to ". . . to protect the rare honest Jews from the wrath of of the fear of growing older. be satisfied ;|n forcing this poison hair a vivid Bald men who go hatless on Any adult who on the same this careful and objective research are encouraging," on the whole population—even the people newly awakened to the truth about the Jews, platinum rainy days in the belief this evening watches two or more TV though they themselves claim no and to make a long-term, scientific study to determine BOYLE blonde, people1 makes them look youthful and and stressed his belief that the study itself "will help more virile. horse operas in a row. benefit for 5/6ths of the popula- who wear sun glasses on cloudy to create a climate that will bring about" further if the Jewish virus is a matter of environment and can Any man over 21 who thinks Millionaires who say, "Well, tion. days, and persons who blush or after all, money isn't every- progress. be eliminated by education and training, or if some oth- perspire excessively. correspondence course in judo Dr. Sullivan also misleads his actually will enable him to whip thing." er method must be developed to render Jews harmless 1 listeners when he says that a Even cold feet, he said, might big bully. Anybody who jeers at a fat Item: Pioneering studies are underway right now to society." hint »t an.emotion-based illness. man or a fat woman. at four universities—Harvard, Michigan, Cornell, Cali small .&r°up of opponents is pre- This list is fine as far as it Anybody who thinks he's nor: venting^ the extension of fluorlda goes-but it doesn't go far CARMICHAEL mal—and it's the people around fornia—on various aspects of religious prejudice. On< tion, since in pill form, like any The Negroes are to be treated more mercifully. A enough. When you get right down him who arc off their rocker. is probing prejudice in the initial selection of manage- other so-called medicine this is new state js to be established in Africa to which Neg- to It, any behavior (particularly Anybody who writes a column ment trainees; a second is analyzing prejudice at thi available to those who want it. roes are to be sent. In fact, Rockwell's concept is, to a if it Is different from your own) HE TOOK for a living. Fluoridation is only controver- may be a sign of hidden or even All these people may not be middle management levels; a third is evaluating the sial among those who either want degree, similar to that of Elijah Muhammad. The Nation active neurosis. Aren't we all a openly neurotic—but they're cer- attitudes of students toward their chances to get ex it or are opposed to it, What II of Islam does not plan to establish this new state in bit daffy to a degree? HE tainly open to suspicion. ecutive jobs; a fourth is tracing connections between does to the body is not reflect- Africa; their plan is that the United States give up some P0E<5 , And who's on your list? ed in the opinions of people, and Anyone can make up a person- a community's attitudes and prejudice in the executiv is not controversial. There is, in of its territory. ' ll catalogue of people he's con- suite. At least three of these studies should be com- my judgment, an immorality in vinced are probably neurotic. CRASH CAUSES pleted by the year-end and they too will help create thi forcing fluoridation upon thi Here's my list: COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)—Three whole public through pumping The man who brags he never human factors which have caused "climate" of which Bopp wrote. this poison through the- watei •'Very Unusual Weather We're Having" has bought anything on the in- countless automobile accidents pipes. No known water borni stallment plan and never will. are beginning to show up in air- Item: During the past few decades, the ratio o: germ causes tooth decay, nor is AH suburbanites, but partial plane crashes, says education Jewish executives in heavy industry (petroleum, steel it a communicable disease. There- larly those who insist they actual- specialist Norman 1. Crabtree of drugs, chemicals, autos) has been an infinitesimal K fore, what right should one man ly- enjoy spending three hours the Ohio Division of Aviation. have over another to force thi commuting to and from work. They are (1) a tendency to be of 1 per cent, but an analysis of data just of the pas poison upon him and his family in Women drivers who signal for prouder of willingness to take five years reveals a ratio of 2/3 of 1 per cent—stil everything they eat or drink us- a right turn, then curve sharply chances, (2) trying to justify ing water, every day for the re- left. tiny, but, as John Slawson, executive vice president o what one wants to do rather than 1 mainder of their lives? Mailmen who bite dogs. Also what one knows is right and the AJC, remarked, "suggesting considerable change. postmen who go for a long walk I would suggest to Dr. Patten proper and (3) risking losses In the areas of research and technical workers, in such that he think further about ou: on holidays. out of proportion to possible Anybody who claims dieting can industries as electronics and fabricated metal products heritage of individual liberty ii gains—such as chancing a risky this country. I would also sug be fun. landing to save a few minutes. there isn't any problem of prejudice at all. Waiters who always bring you gest that the governing bodies lemon with your tea when you This is just a sampling of the evidence indicatim and citizens in Monmouth Count) ask for cream. RARE WINDMILL think about It because they an the developing breakthrough—which is also illustrate now drinking it, without thci Good Children J\ MOUNT VERNON. Ohio (AP) 1 by a little incident at a larger corporation in the Mid- [knowledge In thousands of cases, Parents who boast their teen" , —James A. Beam of Mount Ver- If they are served by the Mon- age children never give them non always wanted a windmill west recently. mouth Consolidated Water Com- •ny trouble. —so he built one. pany! Any husband who lets his wife Twelve feet in diameter with When the president of this corporation retired, dole him out lunch money every four 20-foot fan blades atop the the vice president, obviously qualified to be his sue The officials who decided tW day. 30-foot lower, Beam's windmill cessor, was told that because of the religious bar an for the public here in 1953 are Any wife foolish enough to give stands on a hill at the edge of probably not even in office ai her husband his full week's sup- this central Ohio community. other was to get the position. He promptly resigned this time. Yet this poison will ply of lunch money on Monday. Beam, whose mother's folks the company has been floundering since—and the board continue to be pumped through All men and women over 40 were Dutch immigrants to Pcnn thus has been considering reconsidering. But the VP the water pipes unless It is who roast themselves in the sun sytvanla, believes his windmill turned down by the towns served, • to get a deep tan. - Is the only one operating in Ohio won't return for any job. Why? or unless, like Red Bank, they The bus driver who, when you today. He uses it to grind white have their own water system— give a dollar bill, smilingly re- flint "eatin' corn" Into cornmeal He has a post high up in the Kennedy admjn without fluoridation. turns you a half dollar, a quar- .6—Wednesday, May 3, 1901 for 4 his friends. lstration. • Philip F. Hartung Jr. dlo, We*t Highland Av«.: cele- RED BANK BEGISTER Wednwday, May 3,1961-7 Democratic Gub 4dajpiie brated her eonflrmtUon at a buf- S "**« fet nipper in her bom« recently. en'« Organization si the Pretty J. Onrnuty, it Republican, a Attending were Mrs. Anthony Eg- Backs Candidates black «ye to fee Democratic exe- terian Church met recently in the Past President Is Quest Highlands idk), Milt Rose Egldio, Mrs. Phil- home of Mrs. Thomas Garrison, KEANSBURG *- The Young cutive committee. The St Ague* Rosary-Altar So- ip Arnett, Mr. and Mrs. Donaldleader. Refreshments were served Dinner Slated Deaocratie Club hen feu given Said- Mr. Scalzo, "The club ATLANTIC raGHLANDS-Rob- vuu ciety held • bug trip to New Cook»i, •«•>«Donna• <"•an"d ««™Donal«d !-««*Cook,, by Mrs. Garrison and,Mrs. Rich- Its endorsement to CouncilmaCound n BUipected that Mr. Andreach was ert Levy, president of the Par- Of Scouts Mr 1Mr s Loul E idl Ros UNION BEACH - Ptarii for ent-Teacher Association, was re York Saturday. Members dined - •Jf > 8 °. - ard Flatley. Also attending were Louis CoUichlo, T. Edward Kin-backing the.Gravany ilate pri- EATONTOWN - Mrs. George at TinM.. utu i— T- L •flnnp Eeidin. Mr and MPB_ Ram a put presidents' dinner were at Tappan Hill Inn, Tarrytown, anne Egidio, Mr, and Mrs. SamMrs. Peter Phipps, Mrs. Fred lin and George Johnson in the vately, but it did not think that elected at a meeting last Thurs- Dunn, diitrict 2 chairman,' was Marino, Diane and Peter Marino, made at a meeting last wttk-af after a visit to Radio City. Mrs. Bronkema, Mrs. Edwin Rothfus, municipal election next Tuesday. he would openly join with the day night. guest of honor at a meeting of Mrs. Elbert Mason and Mrs. the auxiliary of the American Le- Grandin Chapman was chairman, Mrs. Edward Ludwig, Mrs. Peter Gerard Scalzo, club president, GOP slate." Other officers are Martin Fin- the Girl Scout Neighborhood As- Nicholas Egidio, this borough, gion Post. assisted by Mrs. John Mason, Kirstensen, Mrs. Martin Jensen, said* the 50-member organization He said the Gravany ticket was an, first vice president;' Mrs. Wil- sociation last week in tho home and Mr. and-Mrs. Walter Thur- Mrs. James Monahan and Mrs. Mrs. Fred Gleitt and Mrs. Lar- Mrs. Harry Brlel and Mrs. approved the endorsement Sun- "pushing (the panic button," in anliam Burke, second vice presi- of Mrs. Chris Flannery, Farm La. kelsen and daughters Ann, Linda Anna Sharkey. ry Forbes. John McGrogan were named day night. attempt to win the election; dent; Mrs. Dorothy Pennetti, re- Also attending were leaders and Jane and Carol Pemberton, chairmen. The affair will be held cording secretary: Miss Cather- Mrs. Bernard Schreibman, Mrs. all of Holmdel. The Garden Club will meet to- The Henry Hudson' Regional in Buck Smith's Restaurant, East ine O'Grady, corresponding sec- James Nudd, Mrs. Valentine Erb, morrow at 1:30 p.m. in the Sea Board of Education will meet to- Keansburg, June 17. retary, and Mrs, John Panna- Mrs, Henry Riddle, Mrs. George Explorers Building. The Harbor Commission will night at 8 o'clock in the public The first nomination for the clone. treasurer. Markman. Mrs. Vernal Rathfeld- • \ meet tonight at 8 o'clock in ththeschool. The board's attorney, ar- 1961-62 slate of officers will be .INTEREST ON YOUR er, Mrs. Herbert Anthony, Mrs. The school band, made up of Elainliiame cgmiu,, aaugmedaughter WVa=91 K> - harbor administration buildingbuildfig.T chitect and Benjamin Trask will held at the May 11 meeting of Student? of the fourth grade Feran Mullins. Mrs. Ann S<"He, lice Capt. and Mrs. James Egi- The Evening Circle of the Worn also attend. the auxiliary. through high school, performed Mrs. Irving Matthews, Mrs. Flan- i&&Xt%tffB& fibs t (fe ittrOM^bCAr A/Ord.* • n-a irn f-rmt- •<• — • . .. _. r SAVINGS and demonstrated individual in- nery and Mrs. Francis Bruce, struments, under the direction of neighborhood chairman. William Entwistle. The first May event is sched- Walter Curry, high school sen- uled for May 19, when Brownie ior, gave a report on Boys' State. International Day will be cele- Merchants brated at Memorial School. Miss Judith Shaw's fourth Mrs. Dunn distributed folders to grade won the attendance award. each of the leaders for distribu-| Refreshments were served by tion in the troops, designating the RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN Mrs. Jessie Parker, hospitality time and place of the program chairman. which will be held by the North-: ern Monmouth County Council of- Girl Scouts May 27 at the Col. Fiore Farm, Scobeyville. The Intermediate Camporama wiH be held at Camp Nomoco May 26, 27, and 28. I Local troops also have been in- 'ited to participate in the Ameri- can Legion parade May 30. IONMOUTH MEATS Other dates include Brownie play day June 3 at Camp Pat- 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1 -5292 RED BANK terson. In case of rain it will be June 10. The association chose OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P.M. j Panama, as its theme for the Fiesta Americana, which will be held at Camp Nomoco Sept 16. In the final item of business, Fresh Killed, Grade "A". 3 to 4 Ib. Siie It adds up! 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GOOD WILL COUPON l BURNETT'S GREEN tt 89c Worth STAMPS Salada reen Stamps I* «*IMM H jilt ra««lar ttompt wHfc pirdnM •« XMmt_ Tea Bags •19 « iMn «MI HIU wvpsiii Unit 1 |tw Mriumr. ^ Cnptt) mplitt Saturday, May 11,1M|. *T*MKT. USal* " " •••••• 1*8- «f 1 TO ACME GOOD WILL COUPON 100 I 17 pons m RED BANK-170 Broad St. FAIR HAVEN-576 River ltd. LINCROFT-Newmart Springs Rd. at Hurley Lane WEST LONG BRANCH-Rt. 36 and IrMHtwey A. • " ' ' - FED BANK REGISTER MCOSS to Honor Volunteers Picnic Grouping Places First Health Commissioner to Speak at Dinner Dr., both of LltUe Silver; Mr*. RED BANK - Almoit 1,000 Palmer Ave., East Kearjburg; William Suter, Rlveredge Rd., houri of volunteer time and 20 MM. James Oravany, Beachway, Mrs. Schilling Wins F!ol«Jer Show Award and Mrs. Dexter O. Jones, Avalon years of staff lervice will be Mrs. William Trenery, Main St., and Mrs. William Turner, Man- Dr., both of New Shrewsbury; RED BANK — Mrs .Lawrence first; Mrs. Bantu, second; and! second; Mrs. Vincent, third; and recognized by the Monmouth ning PI., all of Keansburg. Mrs. James Beatty, Lawrence Schilling won the "Best in Show" Mrs. Rice, third. Mrs. Kenneth Burger, honorable County Organization for Social Also, Mrs. Leonard Miller; Mrs. Ave., Keansburg, and Mrs. Theo- •w&rd at the annual flower show Just Weeds mention. Other entries were from Service at its annual dinner matt- Edward Laws, and Mrs. Dudley dore Moreau, West Main St., rf the Evening Department of the Mrs. Harold Lartiud won a Mrs. David Woodward, Mrs ing Monday evening in the Amer- CUne, New Brunswick Ave., all Freehold. Womans Club of Red Bank Mon- first for her arrangement, "So- Thorpe, Mrs. Okie Hembree and ican Hotel, Freehold. of Manasquan; Mrs. H. M. Cole, Also, Mrs. LeRoy Van Dine, day in the clubhouse. called Weeds," and Mrs. Culshaw Mrs. Nick Scatuorchio. The MCOSS will present volun- Neptune City; Mrs. C. L. Cross, Mrs Isabel McAfee, Mrs. Arthur Mrs. Schilling placed Erst with won an honorable mention in the For arrangements "Using teer award pins to 14 members Mrs. R. Hosier Jones, and Mrs. Clark, Mrs. J. E. Makin, and her table setting for a picnic buf- same class. Leaves Alone," Mrs. Thorpe was of the volunteer corps who have Thomas W. Mason, all of Brlelle; Mrs. Charles Cozzens, all of Bri- fet. In the class "Garden Tools." first; Mrs. Schilling, second; Mrs. devoted 250 or more hours to the. Mrs. A. N. Lucian. Manasquan elle and Mrs. Doris Ditto, Mana- Mrs. Grover Culshaw won hon- Mrs. Thorpe placed first; Mrs. Vincent, third; and Mrs. Banta and Mrs. Burger, honorable men- organization during the past year. Park, and Mrs. Alfred Tonne, squan. orable mention for her picnic buf- Lartaud, second; and Mrs. Vin- tion. Citations will be presented to 19 Sea Girt. Citations are also being given fet setting. Other entires were cent Vincent, third. Mrs. Clifton Lewis also entered this class. GARDEN DEPARTMET persons who have devoted 100 Recipients of 100 hour citations by MCOSS to the Women's So- Mrs. John Banta and Mrs. John hours to the MCOSS program, Mrs. Thomas Guest placed first include Mrs. Paula Johnson, Ro- ciety for Christian Service of the Rice. The flower show was planned and four staff members (one pub- in a class for arrangements us- berta Dr., Mlddletown; Mrs. Jo- Manasquan Methodist Church, For "In a Basket" arrange- and directed by the garden de- lic health nurse and three on the and the Squan Drug Store, which menls Mrs. John Thorpe won a ing any container; Mrs. Schilling. partment with Mrs. Culshaw as seph O'Grady, Wigwam Rd., Lo- MCOSS clerical staff) wlU be cust; Mrs. George Emery, Mon- have assisted tha Southern Aux- chairman and Mrs. Guest, assist- honored with five-year service iliary of. MCOSS with Its Thrift ant chairman. , mouth Ave., Naveslnk; Mrs. Wil- New Shrewsbury pins. liam Opie, Stillwell Dr., Mrs. Ir- Shop; United Voluntary Services, Guests were Mrs. Jeannette Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state win Spellman, Keyport-Holmdel Central Jersey Unit, which as- Ranson and Mrs. Richard Kirby, health commissioner, will be the Rd., and Mrs. David Rossheim, sists the nurses of MCOSS serving Red Bank; Mrs. Paul T .Thomas, principal speaker. Election of of- Deer Crest Dr., all of Holmdel; in the western area of the county; Rigby to Head Board Fair Haven; Mrs. Charles Kron and the Monmouth Shopping Cen- ficers, directors and trustees will Miss Bunny Heller, Sycamore lin, Rum son; and Mrs. Robert take place at the annual meeting Ave., Shrewsbury; Mrs. William ter, which has provided the audi- Beatty, from the Jersey Shore preceding the dinner. Mair, Woodbine Ave., and Mrs. torium for the MCOSS Senior Citi- Club. Estelle Richardella, Sunnycrest zens Hobby Show. For 9th Annual Fair The next regular meeting will Staff awards for five years of be a group participation affair, service will be given to Mrs. NEW SHREWSBURY — J. Les with Mrs. Jeanne G-urnee as the Marjorie Ferrette, Spring Lake Rumson Women ter Rigby has been elected presi speaker. The topic will be Heights, MCOSS public health dent of the board of directors for Create Your Own Hand-Print nurse in Belmar and Avon; Mrs. the ninth annual New Shrewsbury Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Gilbert M. Bridges Material or Greeting Card." Doris Cadman, Branch Ave., Red County Fair. Mrs. Gumee, a lecturer and Bank, secretary at Bodman Club Officers Installed The committee which met Mon teacher in the fields of textile Health Center, New Shrewsbury; day in the home of Mrs. Anso: decoration, will exhibit articles Wilma Bands Marries Mrs. Doris Gregerson, Carmert Peckham, has announced th decorted with the stenciling St., West Keansburg, mail appeal event will open Thursday night technique. She will demonstrate supervisor; and Mrs. Alma Bu- Candlelight Dinner Sept. 7 and close Saturday eve- chanan, Crescent Dr., Middle- the simple, step by step proce- sultant; Mrs. Russell McCue, ning Sept 9. Sgt Gilbert M. Bridges RUMSON — The Woman's dure for carrying out designs on town, headquarters secretary. budget and finance, assisted by Other officers elected to the Club installed officers Monday in textiles and paper for gifts and 250 Hours Mrs. John Ellis; Mrs. Samuel board for the fair were William RED BANK - The Red Bank tached to a head piece of lily-of- a candlelight ceremony at a din- articles. The 250 hours volunteer pins Karinja, membership, assisted by Methodist Church was the setting the-valley and she carried garde- ner in Rumson Hotel. Jacko, vice president; Mrs. Rus- Mrs. Gurnee has been trained will be presented to Mrs. Howard Mrs. Thomas Vetterl; Mrs. John April 22 for the marriage of Mtss nias and stephanotis. Mrs. Daniel Follweiler. fifth sell Pendell, treasurer, and Mrs in interior decoration at the New Maxson, Monmouth Ave., Nave- Brennan, welfare, assisted by Attendants district vice president of the New Peckham, secretary. York School of Interior Decora- Wilma Lorraine Bands, daughter sink: Mrs. William C. Johnson, Mrs. William McCann; Mrs. Pe- The couple were attended by Jersey Federation of Women's Trustee* named were Herbert tion and in graphic arts at Colum- of Mrs. Elizabeth Bands of Palm ter Matejczyk, publicity, assisted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Clubs, was the installing officer. bia and New York Universities Beach, Fla., and the rate Harry by Mrs. Kenneth Cdakley; Mrs. Madison Ave., Red Bank. The She was an assistant to the art Bands, to Staff Sgt. Gilbert Max- The new slate includes Mrs. Eyon Brown, program; Mrs. John matron of honor wore a beige director of a textile, studio in well Bridges of Fort Monmouth. Niece Feted Louis. Mellad, president; Mrs. Brien and Mrs. Francis Yanar- ensemble with pink accessories Plays' Tour New York City, Her work has ap- He is the son of Oie late Mr. and Kenneth White, vice president; ella, telephone; Mrs. ^chard J. and carried miniature pink roses. peared'in art and womens' maga- Mrs. John Bridges, Youngstown, Mrs, Lynn Farnham, recording Rogers, yearbook, assisted by zines, and she has made numer- Ohio. *"> Sgt and Mrs. Bridges have At Shower secretary; Mrs. A. R. MacKenzle, Mrs. Reginald Wolcott, and Mrs. Ends Today returned from a wedding trip to ous appearances on radio and tel- KEYPORT - Miss Phyllis corresponding secretary, and Robert Satzinger, refreshments, i. Lester Rigby Rev. Iverson Graham, associ- Niagara Falls. They reside at LONG BRANCH - The Drama evision. Kwiatkowski of Belford, was hon Mrs. David Warner, treasurer. assisted by Mrs. David Des- Group of the Red Bank Method- ate pastor, officiated. A recep- 34 Tower Hill Ave/N Schweers, Arthur Turner, Ernest tion was held at poppelt's Hot- ored at a surprise bridal shower New members were introduced Biens. ist Church will bring its first The couple intend to make recently by her aunts, Mrs. Gus by the program chairman, Mrs. Hiltbruimer, Mrs. Philip Hartung, brauhaus, Atlantic' Highlands. Department Heads tour to a dose when it presents their new home in Port Bliss, tave Anderson of Staten Island Francis Nary. They are Mrs. Jr., and John Wood. Staff Sgt. Lauren Parker Department chairmen are Mrs. Ita current bill of two religious Irish Writer Tex., when Sgt. Bridges receives and Mrs. William Friedrich of Edward Allegra, Mrs. Benjamin Mr. Hiltbrunner will be In Bands, Jr., of Arlington, Va., Raymond Annacone, American dramas at St. Luke's Methodisi his new assignment there. The Keyport. Brittingham, Mrs. Cecil Crowell, charge of the grounds, and Mrs. gave his sister in marriage. She home; Mrs. Howard Miller, mu- Church here tonight at 8 o'clock. bride is employed in the account- Mrs. John B. Foster, Mrs. Vin- Hartung, the queen contest. wore a cocktail-length gown of The party was held in the home sic; Mrs. John J. Ryan, drama,, The two dramas are "The Last Set for Talk ing department of Beridix Cor- cent Nurney, Mrs. Basil Petach, All of the 42 participating or- Italian brocade. Her veil was at- of the bride-elect's grandparents, and Mrs. Oliver R. Macintosh, Word" by James Broughton and poration, Red Bank division. Mrs. Harry Riibley, Mrs. Michael ganizations may sponsor a con- Mr. and Mrs. John Orzechowski, garden. "Grab and Grace" by Charles Before CDA Rupp, Mrs. John Valentine, Mrs. Williams. The group is directed testant for the crown of queen Main St. Chairman for the installation NEWf MONMOUTH - Court Katherine War burton and Mrs. by Herbert Burtis, minister of of the New Shrewsbury Fair. The Miss| Kwiatkowski will be mar- dinner was Mrs. Charles Sully. Fulgens Corona, Catholic Daugh- In Rehearsal Howard Rowett, all of Rumson; music and drama at-the Red queen will be announced Friday ried to John Joseph McArdle, Also on the committee were Mrs. ters of America, St. Mary's Cath- Mrs. Robert Gedry, Red Bank; Bank church. night, Sept. 8. Linden, Saturday at a nuptial Nary, Mrs. Clark Kemp and Mrs. olic Church, will hold its third Mrs. Robert Newman, Locust; The performances at St. Luke' Plans also were formulated far mass at 11 a.m. In St. Mary's Mrs. Ronald Vigneault, Shrews- Jacob Perl. a contest for the best decorated annual Communion breakfast at Catholic Church, New Monmouth. The "Tour of Homes" will be will be sponsored by the Junior Peterson's Shrewsbury Inn, Red bury, and Mrs. Joel Greenspan, Auxiliary of the Women's Society booth. Three-Act Comedy Attending were Mrs. Peter Pro- Elberon. held May 24. from 1 to 3 p.m. Bank, after the 8 a.m. mass in 1 of the Church. Co-chairmen fo Also attending the meeting minski, Sr., Red Bank; Mrs. Ed- Mrs. Annacone is ticket chair- the church Sunday. Committee chairmen are Mrs. the project are Mrs. Joseph Rud- were Otto Heinz, James Herring LITTLE SILVER—A three-act The set will be by Joan Ann ward Orzechowski, Fair Haven; man. Homes to be visited are Guest speaker will be John Red- Boyd Moreland, federation con- nteki and Mrs. Lawrence Sou- and Mrs. William Miller. comedy, "The Third Best Sport," Chllton, Shrewsbury interior dec- Miss Madeline Mara, Mrs. Wil- those of Mrs. Abraham Goldftne, mon of Hackensack, a well-known ville. by Eleanore and Leo Bayer, wil orator. liam Friedrich and daughters Hope Rd. and Sycamore Ave., writer of Irish, religious and chil- be presented May 18, 19 and 20 New Shrewsbury; Mrs. Frank The drama group has pre- Committee aides include Wil- Candy and Eva Maria, Mrs. Al- dren's songs. at "8:45 p.m. by the Woman's Club McKenna, Bingham Hill; sented the plays hi two churches liam Loomer, lights; Hector bert Orchard, Mrs. M. A. Rice, Mrs. Melvin Leek, Belford, is at Rumson Rd. and Church St Plan Trip Mrs. Peter Pauels, 1 Bingham Ihit past week. On Thursday they Y's Mennettes' Evans, set design; Mrs. Robert Mrs. Albert Orchard and Mrs. chairman of the event, assisted Mrs. Lewis Prentice will coach Ave.; Mrs. John Sparling, 8 Park were seen in Little Silver at th Swan and Mrs. Frederick J. John Orzechowski, Keyport; Mrs. by Mrs. Eugene Judge, Mrs. Al- the play, which originally starred Ave.; Mrs. Sarkis Kavookjian. 3 Embury Methodist Church and Rowse, dressing of set; Mrs. Florence Kwiatkowski and Misses To Millburn bert Murphy, Mrs. David Schnoor Celeste Holm on Broadway. East River Rd.; and Mrs. Anna- on Sunday they played at the! New President Thomas Key, Jr., costumes; Mrs. Loretta, Florence, Ann, Marie and Mrs. Winifred Byrne. In the cast will be Mrs. Charles RED BANK — The Westside cone, 54 Bingham 'Ave.; all of Dome church. John A. Crolius, Mrs. Hector and Susan Kwiatkowski; Belford; Election of officers and recep- W. Preston, William Barnes, Mrs. Auxiliary met last week in the Rumson. Flower arrangements tn the cast of "The Last Word' Evans and Mrs. Frank WVKrona, Mrs. Helen Cappodona, Keans- Is Mrs. Tucker tion of new members will'take William E. Cozens, Mrs. Van B. fire house and completed plans will be made by garden club •re Mrs. Richard Kohl and properties; Mrs. Joseph Costigan, burg; Mrs. Gustave Anderson, RED BANK — Mrs. Richard place at -the meeting neit Fox, Clyde Brown, Jr., Robert for a theater party. members and tea served at Mrs. Thomas Einerick, Mrs. John Hemleb and Mrs. Miss Barbara Anderson, Elting- Tucker, Mlddletown, has been Wednesday. Chairman of the P. Swan, Vivian Sauvage, Miss Margaret Phelan and Mrs. Annacone's home. The second play, "Grab and ville, Staten Island; Mrs. George elected president of the Y's Men- nominating committee Is Mrs. Jacques L. Leroy, Mrs. George James Haney, program; Mrs. Kenneth Woodward, Sr., are Grace" will feature Mrs. Warren Gumas, Mrs. Georgia Celia and Mrs; William Devereaux, chair- nettes, ladies' service auxiliary John Poss, assisted by Mrs. Fred Noonan, Chester Hamman and James Nelson, dresser; Mrs, chairmen. The group will go on Fowler in the role of Pride, daughters Barbara and Joan, man, reported a cakeless cake of the Community YMCA. Klrwin, Mrs. Schnoor, Mrs. Dan- Robert Goodman. Vivian Sauvage, stage manager! Chester Crattree, 3d as Hell, Mrs. Stella Alevizatos, Mrs. Helen a trip June 5 to see "Once Upon sale will be held June 1. • Also elected were Mrs. Arthur iel Kenny and Mrs. James Sulli- A Mattress" at the Paper Mill Miss Hazel Stodter as Faith, and Also Hector Evans, Hugh Wil- Cominois and daughter Julia, Mrs. Kemp, chairman, an- Poyner, Shrewsbury, vice presi- Playhouse, Millburn. Dinner will Chester Crabtree, 3d as Grace. son, John Crolius and E. Richard Mrs. Maurice Feldman. Mrs. nounced the bus trip to see "Wild- dent, and Mrs.. Rodney Hibner, Donald Crawford and James Weaver, set builders; Mrs. Peter John Jacykiewicz, Perth Amboy; be in Mario's. This will be the cat" will be June 21. The bus Neptune, secretary-treasurer. In Memory final meeting until Sept. 11 when Herriott will play Gabriel and J. Ewardsen and Mrs.. Kenneth Mrs. Francis Ryczek, Wood- will leave Bingham Hall at 12:30 The group will sponsor a card Man respectively. Center Friends Van Pelt, painters; Mrs. Frank bridge; Mrs. Adolph Bigos, a covered dish supper will be p.m. Dinner will be at the Shera- party next Wednesday at 8 p.m. While this performance will Of Principal Dua and Mrs. E. Richard Wea- Fords; Mrs. Patrick Lira, New served. \ ton-Atlantic Hotel following the in the Red Bank YMCA to raise mark the last appearance of Plan Reception FAIRVIEW - The Fairview ver, tickets, and Mrs. Charles W. Brunswick and Mrs. Zoltan Sza- Mrs. Mary Schwind received matinee. funds for physical education the Drama Group this season, Parent-Teacher Association Stephens, publicity. lay, Edison. Show Entries equipment for the youth athletic RUMSON — The newly organ- the meeting award. Members will they will again be available for planted and dedicated a flowering Mrs. Macintosh, chairman of program. Trampoline and tum- ized Rurason Friends of the Chil- attend the Liberty Auxiliary rum- performances in their 1901-62 Japanese cherry tree to the mem the garden department, an- bling mats will be part of the dren's Psychiatric Center of Ea- mage sale May 20 at Union Hose season. ' ory of Walker W. Nelson on the Kitty Kelly: nounced that entries were made equipment purchases. tontown met yesterday In the Company; the Union Hose Com- school grounds Thursday. recently in the fifth district flow- Committee aides include Mrs. home of Mrs. Ernst Theimer, 143 pany Auxiliary auction May 16 Mr. Nelson, who was Fairview er show in Manasquan by Mrs. • BODY OIL Robert Lee, Atlantic Highlands; Avenue of Two Rivers. and its social June 6; Independ- School's first and only principal Robert Zerr, Mrs. Kavookjian Mrs. Rudy Quackenbush, Marl Plans were formulated for Formula for Friendship ent Hose Company Auxiliary May • HAIR OIL until his retirement last June, and Mrs. Frank McKenna. Mrs. boro, and Mrs. John Riley, Mid reception to be held by the group 22 card party in the First Aid died last fall., The memorial was Kavookjian received honorable • FACE OIL dletown. May 17 at the center. A .progra _ m building; and Relief' Auxiliary chosen because the late principal mention, and Mrs. McKenna a The group will meet Thursday showing the work of the centei Sought by Harried Wife May 29 card party in the First MID'S HAIR CLINIC had often admired flowering third place ribbon. in the home of Mrs. Arthur Poy- is being planned. Aid Building for the benefit of N W. Front St., Red Bank trees on other school grounds. Dear Kitty: my husband leaves for work, we Mrs. Goldfine reported the sum- ner, Shrewsbury. Board members of the Chil- the First Aid Squad; and the The cherry tree was dedicated My husband and I are In our meet each morning and for rea- mer dance will be held in July dren's Psychiatric Center attend- First Aid Auxiliary social June by Mrs. Douglass Shedd, presi- forties and probably just plain sons beyond our control, let our in the Peninsula House in Sea ing in an advisory capacity wen 29. dent of the PTA, in the presence dull. After 10 years in this com- emotions get the better of us. Bright. Mrs. I. William Lane, Little Sil- of children selected from each munity we are still without a sin- My husband knows nothing of the Hostesses were Mrs. Woodward . The executive board meeting ver; Mrs. Stanley Edeiken, Elber- ROMARCO grade of the school, Robert V. gle friend and it's not because milkman. Should tell him of my and Mrs. Kenneth Woodward, Jr. will be held at the home of Mrs. on, and Mrs. James McCoskei Smith, principal, arid PTA mem- I don't do for others. lover or go away to love and Russell McCue, 43 First St., Rum- and Mrs. Ernest O. Kahn, Rum- bers. Does someone ring your door- happiness? What should I do? son, June 1, at 8:30 p.m. Shampoo & Set son. bell for the Community Chest, Please help me.—Tormented Mis> -Motorist Fined The next regular meeting will Attending were temporary Heart Fund or Handicapped? It's tress be held June 5 at 8:30 p.m. in chairman Mrs. Arthur L. Adam- Haircut Plans Luncheon me. Does my son's Boy Scout Dear Tormented Mistress: FAIR HAVEN - Arthur R. Bingham Hall. A flower show will son, Mrs. Harvey Schatzkin, Mrs. Cub Den need a Den Mother? You write like the heroine of Kaney, Washington, D. C, was be held with all club members Joseph Smith, Mrs. Donald E, I'm it. Do you need someone to a Victorian dime novel. Mis- fined $15 yesterday for careless invited to exhibit houseplants and Permanents Lawes, Jr., Mrs. William Wye, Woman's Club give you a home permament? stresses and rendezvous with driving. Magistrate John V. Cro- floral arrangements. Mrs. -Mac- H» Acpolntmtnt Himiiry duel Mond. Mrs. John K. Hanson and Mrs. RED. BANK - The Woman's Try me. milkmen went out of style well set the fine. intosh Is in charge. Mechanic St. SH 1-9766 Red Craig Haaren, all of Rumson, and Club will hold its installation But who gets invited to parties, along with private yachts, vil- (AcroM from Firs Home) Mrs. Wilson C. Rich, Fair Hav- luncheon Friday at 12:30 p.m. in the clubhouse. Mrs. William Irv- dances and dinners? Not us. You las at Newport and burlesque. ine will be the installing officer. may say: do some entertaining Grow upl Accept the responsi- Mrs. Lyman B. Lockwood wil yourselves. If the people who ac- bilities marriage Imposes. Stop be toastmastcr. cepted our Invitations ever start- cheating and change milk com- Mrs. Albert E. Wedgbury is ed reciprocating, we'd be In a so- panies. ** FOR THE MOTHER chairman of the committee, as- cial whirl. Sometimes I get so sisted by Mrs. Thomas Sonnlch- lonesome 1 start inviting them Dear Kitty: TO BE sen, Mrs. Maver J. Campbell all over again and feel better for My divorce became final In Mrs. Dale B. Otto and Mrs, the friendly contacts. Should. I January. Recently I met a fine George H. Wels. resign myself to being the asker fellow in the service who has For MOTHER'S DAY and forget the resentment?—Dis- asked me to marry him, He is couraged 24, I am 31. This will be his CHOOSE FROM MATERNITY: Dear Discouraged: Even Plu- first marriage. 1 am the mother DRESSES . SLACKS - TOPS - SUITS - LINGERIE tarch, the great Greek scholar of an 11-year-old boy born of my and writer, learned that "A unhappy first marriage. Should I HAWAIIAN MUU MUU - SHORTf SHERMAN'S constant friend is a thing rare risk a second? I love this man PEDAL PUSHERS - SKIRTS and hard to find," so don't madly but don't want to be hurt give way to self-condemnation. again.—Worried and Confused However, a little more reserve Dear Worried and Confused: and discrimination on your part In the end the decision will may be in order. Choose have to be yours. I can only Draperies friends with care. To be point out the possible hazards GIFT CERTIFICATES Slipcovers friends, they must express and advantages. The six years' 1your character and thus be- difference in age, though a har- In case you can't decide, give a gift certificate in any amount and Upholstering come, as it were, part of you. ard, is not fatal. How about let her choose a lovely gift from The moochers who come to your son? Could he and this our gorgeous selection. Window Shades your home are obviously takers. man be pals or does the boy Table Pads How could they possibly be remain loyal to his father? Is friends If their characters do the man the top-sergeant type Shop-at-Homo Service not complement yours? Be se- Phone SH 1-3845 or easy as an old shoe? As lective! As an added help, send this is your second marriage, Sherman's a stamped, self-addressed en- the old shoe type would be bet- Home Decorators velope for my leaflet, "Gra- ter for you. Any marriage is 488 Broad St. Shrewibury cious Living." , a risk but, if you can answer SH 1-2646 FREE Parking the above questions to your PRESIDENT of the Rumion Woman's Club, Mrs. Louii Dear Kilty: own satisfaction, It's worth tak- Mellaci, left, receives the congratulations of Mrs. Dan- I was a child bride. My husband ing. and I have been growing far- iel Follweilor, fifth diitrict vice president and installing 'STORK SET ther and farther apart. Recently Send your problems to Kitty officer, at the club's initallation dinner Monday night " met a man, my milkman, whom Kelly. Enclose a stamped, self- in the Rumion Hotel. Mn. Mellaci wai re-elected for « ,15 WHITE ST. RED BANK SH 1-5916 fell passionately and wonderful- addressed envelope and address ly in love with. Since then, after her care of this newspaper. second term. W«Jne*Uy, May 3,1961-11 Catholic High Boosters to Present BJED BANK EEGISTER 'Modern Minstrel' for 3 Nights League Moves Ahead RED BANK - Red Bank Cath- member of Hal Kemp's orchestra. Harold MuUina and Tom Caffen- otic High School Boosters Asso- In addition to the three shorts ev- ciation's "Modern Minstrel" at night, with a curtain time of Music will be supplied by the Art Museum for Children jtarU its three-night run Friday 8 o'clock, there will be a 2:30 Eddie Majeski orchestra of Tren- RUMSON — A proposed junior Guest speaker will be Robert of the Junior Museum. Mr. Reid'* in St. James Grammar School jp.m. matinee Sunday. ton. 1 talk is designed to assist the Auditorium, Peters PI. |Tbe end men will be John art museum, pet new project of Reid, supervisor of education at Councilman Frederic E. Giersch the Junior Service League of Red the Newark Museum and director league in its formulation of plan* The production, featuring a cast Queenan, Henry James Coffey, of Red Bank will be the inter- Bank, will be the topic of the for a junior art museum, the first of 70, is under the direction of Alfred Stancati, James Coggins, locutor. program at a meeting Tuesday of its kind to be planned for this Bill Buffin of Trenton, former JantM Maduella, Ken Fitzgerald, Included in the chorus num- at 1:30 p.m. in the clubhouse on area. ber* will be "Roll Back the Cur- Center St. Mr. Reid, a former (rt teacher :ain," "Carolina In the Morning" in Hessian Hills School, Croton- and "Down Yonder." on-Hudson, N. Y., supervised the Linda Dunne Married Soloists include Mick O'Shea, Newark Junior Museum from "Without a Song;" Mr. Mullins, 55 Attend 1951 to 1956 and has been super- 'If You Knew Susie;" Diane In All Saints Church Giersch, "Summertime;" Mr. visor of the arts workshop at the Coggins, "Bye, Bye Blackbird;" USG Dinner museum since 1955. i Columbia Degree NAVESINK - Miss Linda Kee- brated a nuptial mass. Misg Ar-Bob Donovan, "If I Didn't Care;" RUMSON — The annual Moth-I He received his degree in the ler Dunne, daughter of Robert L. lene Gawler of Atlantic Highlands Joseph Holiday, "You Gotta' Kiss er's Day banquet of the USG field of painting and sculpture at Dunne o! Monmouth Ave, and the as the organist. The altar was Your Momma;" George Pelling- Club was held last night in the Columbia University, and taught late Mr). Dunne, was married to decorated with white snapdrag- ton, "I'll Take You Home Again, Rumson Hotel. art appreciation courses to adults John Donald Ellis, son of Mr. and ons. Kathleen;" Isabelle S my the, Officers installed were Mrs. at Westfield Adult and South Mrs. John M. Ellis of Highland Miss Karen L. Dunne was her"Sweet Kentucky Babe;" Mr. Jesse Teed, Riverside Heights, Orange-Maplewood Adult schools. Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, Friday sister's maid of honor and WarCoffey, "Heart of My Heart;" president; Mrs. Margaret King, He also taught art history at In All Saints Episcopal Church, 'en Ellis, brother of the groom, Ken Fitzgerald, "Rock-a-bye My Red Bank, vice president; Mrs. locust. Newark College Of Engineering. was best man. Robert Freund of Baby;" Eileen Connair, "Four Leonard Mack, Fair Haven, sec- His work, has been shown at Rev. Charles P. Johnson per- Navesink was the usher. Leaf Clover;" John Cox, "All the ond vice president; Mrs. George Things You Are." Montclair Art Museum, Newark formed the ceremony and cele- The bride wore a white full- Morford, Middletown, correspond Rosenurle Queenan, "Let My Museum and in private collec- skirted dress with a fitted lace ing secretary; Mrs. Morgan Reh- Song Fill Your1 Heart;" Mr. tions. ttdice. She carried a white or- rig, Fair Haven, recording secre- Queensn, "Swanee;" Michael chid on a white prayerbook. The He is a member-at-large of the Party Set Bergin, "Wagon Wheels;" Mr. tary and Mrs. William Sandlass, maid, of honor's gown was of pale Robert RcU Essex County Parent-Teacher As- Stancati, "Darktown Strutters' Red Bank, treasurer. yellow with a matching lace over- sociation and chairman of cultur- Ball;" JOB Duffy, "Tooraloora Mrs. VIctoF Lloyd Bradley' Mrs. Ernest Johnson, Middle- For President skirt. She carried a spring bou- al arts for the New Jersey Con.—- Loora;" Bill Anderson, "Ol'-Mair town, was installing officer. Fif- gress of Parents and Teachers. quet of yellow daisies and daffo- River," Lorraine Kuhm, "Kids ty-five persons attended. Mothers Club dils. In the council of social agen- Of Federation in the Dark;" Tom Gafferey, Mrs. William Truex, Lincrofi, cies, Mr. Reid has beea with the A reception for the family and da;" Elizabeth Mulligan, "BIH Miss Jacqueline Rose MIDDLETOWN - The 1-5-8 and Mrs. Johnson were chairmen Plans Dinner Newark Youth Council as adult Intimate friends followed at Jailey;" George Macfarlane, Club of Middletown Township will of the dinner. EATONTOWN — Plans are be-adviser for three years; served Bahrs' Landing, Highlands. The Shanty Town;" Bill Glading, honor Mrs. George Conway, West A film "Birds of Coastal New as chairman of the Youth Abroad couple will reside in Rumson. Night and Day;" Jim Medulla, ing made by the Fatimt Mothers Long Branch, new president of Jersey" was presented by Mr. Committee for one year; was Mrs. Ellis, a graduate of Mid- Sheik of Arabee," and Mr. Buf- Weds Victor Bradley Club of St. Dorothea's Catholic the Monmouth County Federation and Mrs. A. T. Hallowell of Lit- adult alternate on a trip to Ger- dletown High School, is a junior :ln, "Little Girl." Church, for its fourth annual din of Republican Women, Monday at NEW CANAAN, Conn. — Miss James M. Bradley of Red tle Silver. many during the summer of 1955 at Montclair State College, where Mr. Mullins is chairman of the ner and installation at the church 8:30. p.m. at a reception in the Jacqueline Christina Rose, daugh- Bank, brother of the groom, was and was a member of the steer- she is a member of Kappa Rho how, with Charles Donath in: Baptist Fellowship Hall, King's ter of Mrs. John Rose of this jest man. The organist was Miss and in the Shadowbrook Shrews- ing committee at Camp Daw'son. Epsilon Sorority. harge of ticket sales. Hwy. The bridegroom, an Atlantic place, and of the late Mr. Rose 'atsy Rogers, of New Canaan. bury, on June if. Mr, Reid has appeared in more Mrs. Conway will be introduced Highlands High School graduate, of Red Bank, N. J., was married Mrs. Bradley is the grand- Gets Cap Committee members who .metthan 50 Newark Museum televi- by Mrs. Katherine Neuberger, a was graduated from Pace Busi- on Saturday afternoon at the laughter of the late Mr. and last week to initiate plans include sion programs, including "Science ELIZABETH — Miss Judith member of the club, who is theness College. He is an accountant <=7roup Plans First Presbyterian Church, New >lrs. Herbert Holmes of Red Mrs. George Brucker, chairman, Lesson and Arts in American Ann Osprey, daughter of Mr. and newly-appointed national commit- at the University Club, New York Canaan, Conn., to Victor Lloyd Bank. She attended Red Bank Mrs. Albert Dorsey, Mrs. L. A Life." H» Is a member of the Mrs. A. B. Osprey, 148' Nave- teewoman from New Jersey. Mrs. City. Bradley of New Canaan, son ofHigh School, and was graduated Donohue, Jr., Mrs. L. D. BurCommittee on Art Education and Beauty Niqht sink River Rd., Middletown, was Neuberger is also president of the Mr. and Mrs. Burton Bradley of 'rom the New Canaan High a member of the American As- RED BANK — The Harmony. recently capped at ceremonies gund, Mrs. John Connors, and New Jersey Federation of Re- Red Bank chool in 1954. She was the re- sociation of Museums. y :hapter of Deborah will hold its| - 1 Mrs. John Maitasio. To Meet In School cipient of a V. N. A. scholarship here in Battin High'School audi publican Women. monthly meeting at the YMCA Long The ceremony was performed 'rom New Canaan for training at torlum. Mrs. Morris Robinson, On' Urban Renewal omorrow at 8:15 p.m. Branch, county federation liaison by Rev. T. Guthrie Speers, Jr., '.he Monmouth Memorial Hospital Plaque for President "Beauty Night" is the theme of officer to the local clubs, will KEANSBURG — Borough and was followed by a reception he program which will be di- School of Nursing, Long Branch, also be introduced. The Fe^eratef Council will hold a public hear- in the home of the bride's moth- ected by Larry Eiseman of Con- from which she was graduated Women's Republican Clubs ol ing on lit Grandvlew Project, er. with honors. She is now an as- tessa D'or Beauty parlor, Lin- Keansburg VFW Group Middletown, Raritan and Holmdel under an urban renewal pro- The bride was given in mar- xoft. sistant head nurse on the staff have been Invited to send repre- gram, tomorrow in the school riage by her uncle, Haskell Rich of the Norwalk Hospital, Nor- lentatlve's, auditorium. Plans will be discussed for a Deborah Night benefit at the ardson of. Red Bank. She wore walk, Conn. Mrs. W. Hugh Ryder will pre- The meeting was scheduled Wagon Wheel Playhouse, Middle- a gown of embroidered silk or- Mr. Bradley was graduated Installs New Officers pare the tea table. The" club' for borough hall. town, May 25. Curtain time for ganza, with full skirt and square from the Red Bank High School ~ three vice presidents, Mrs. Joseph Olflclals, noting the possibil- the playhouse production of "The neckline, and carried a bouquel in 1952, and enlisted in the U. S. KEANSBURG — Installation of Mrs. Olsen, who Is outgoing Scott, Mrs. George Hoffmire, am ity of a large turnout of resi- Drunkard" is 8:40 p.m. of lilies of the valley. Air Force. He completed his serv- officers of the Ladies Auxiliary; iresident, received a past presi- Mrs. Daniel Higglns will heac dents, switched the hearing to Proceeds will go to Deborah Miss June Byron of Darien, ice as a staff sargeant in 1957. of the Keansburg Post, Veterans it's pin and a plaque for "out- the hostess committee. Mrs. Rob the school. Hospital, Browns Mills, now in Conn., and Paget, Bermuda, wa He is employed at the U. S. Post- of Foreign Wars, was held Sat- anding hospital work and corn- ert Wood and Mrs. Monte The meeting is slated to start process of constructing a new the maid of honor. She wore a: office, New Canaan, Conn. urday in Balbach's Hall. unity service." The plaque was Jones are program chairmen. at 8 p.m. ' - ' Heart pavilion. aquamarine dress of silk organza After a wedding trip to Canada, Mrs. Louis Mebus was the in- esented to her by the post. A Deborah Day is also sched- and lace, and carried a bouquel the couple will live at 73 Carter stalling officer, and Mrs. Harry 25-Year pin Raritan Township . uled for June 23 at Monmouth of African daisies. St.. New Canaan. ' Clickner was the installing con- Mrs. Mebus was awarded a •ark race track. Club house tick- ductress. 5-year pin from the auxiliary for ets can be purchased from chap- faithful service to the Veterans New officers are Mrs. John Van: *er- members. TV & Radio Foreign Wars." Mri. Ruhman Hart, president; Mrs. Catherine Woman's Club Awards 'as awarded a VFW ring for Jenny, senior vies president; serving three years as chaplain. Mrs. Joseph Simon, |unior vice A check for $100 was presented Registrations president; Mrs. Edna Konish Early Risers to (he post by Mrj. Olsen. College Scholarships secretary; Mrs. Mebus. treasur- Guests included Gold Star moth- Miss Judith A. Osprey er; Mrs. Helen Newman, con May 16, 17 By CYNTHIA LOWRY night-time's choice between rs, and members of the Keans- HAZLET — The Raritan Town- Mra. Richard F. Crandall presi- ductress; Mrs. Gary Pelose, EATONTOWN — Registration NEW YORK (AP) - There Jack Paar and old movies. Miss Osprey completed six iurg, American Legion Auxiliary; ship Woman's Club announced dent, announced the May general 1 chaplain; Mrs. Alibert Huwe, 1 for children who will enter kin- are probably more stay-up-lates The "Today Show," starting at months of academic courses at ayshore Chapter of Widows of the award of two scholarships to meeting has been rescheduled for guard; Mrs. Klickner, Mrs. Kar- dergarten here next fall will be In the- television audience than 7 a.m. had an ideally flexible Union College, Cranford. She will /orld War I; auxiliary of the township high school students dur- May IB in St. Mary's Episcopal oline Olsen, Miss Lorraine Mebus, held Tuesday and Wednesday, get-up-earlies. But yesterday the format for watching-and-waiting. complete her studies at Elizabeth isabled American Veterans, ing a meeting of the executive Church Hall, Keyport. and Mrs. Edith Williams, color May 16, 17, superintendent Wil- ranks of early risers were And john Daly was a particularly General Hospital. layshore chapter, and Ladies' committee last week in the home The annual installation dinne bearers; Mn. Mary MacDonald, liam W. Ramsay has announced. swelled (15 per cent, one rating happy choice to take over the] Attending the capping were her .uxiliary of the Molly Pitcher of Mrs. Chester E. Johnson, 5 patriotic instructor; Mrs. Georgia will be held May '23. Officers t< service found) by sleepy-eyed Garroway spot on short notices. 3arracks. The children may be enrolled parents and Mrs. Emma P. Job-Dooley, historian; Mrs, Martha Bedle Rd. be installed are Mrs. William Mo viewers who wanted to watch A veteran broadcaster complete- at Margaret L. Vetter or "Steel- son, Middletown; Mrs. Dorothy Ruhman, three year trustee; and The group will meet again to- Mrs. Francis Ludwig, chair- Lane, president:*Mrs. Alwyn C, the first American attempt to putly at ease befors the cameras, man Schools, between 9 and 11 Cambria, Staten Island, N. Y.;Mrs. Olsen, one year trustee. morrow at 8 p.m. in the VFW man of the education department, Dodge, first vice president; Mrs a.m. on these two days. a man in space. well-informed and articulate, Mrs. Nancy Savage, New York; 'all, Myrtle Ave., Keansburg. reported that scholarships will go George Heller, second vice presi Parents with last names be We were disappointed; of Daly kept the program- running Peter Stout, Shrewsbury, and Mr. to Miss Susan Coburn, 39 Annap- dent; Mrs. Robert Siberberg, cor- ginning with A through M will course, but word of the post- smoothly, although the daily sup- and Mrs. Ronald Emilie, Red To Meet Tonight olis Dr., Hazlet. and Philip C. responding secretary; Mrs. A. W register May 16, and those with ponement of the manned missile! ply of chit-chat and chuckles was|Bank. AUCTION Cummings, 94 Liberty PI., West Morris, treasurer; and Mrs. Johi initials N through Z, May 17. launching did not come until al- missing. For 'Youth Day' Keansburg. Noske, recording secretary. most three hours and many cups Children living east of Rt. 35 He didn't have much help, FAIR HAVEN - Frank Perry Mrs. McLane announced thi f blk ff f reporthi tt The scholarships are for one will be registered at Steejman, ith b G Mrs. Michalski of 326 Hance Rd. has been named SALE! following chairmen for the new -er haEM^^d turned on the set. A"i~.SS» year with the option of reappllca- and those west ot Rt. 35, st Vet- usual comedy helper on the chairman of the- Fair Haven Entire, Bankrupt Stock club year: Mrs. Richard Hagen But it was not a wasted vigil. tlon by the recipient during each ter School. show, Jack Lescouile was tak- Heads Gr&up Youth Day, a Chamber of Com- music; Mrs. Martin Ford, Between 6 a.m. (EST) and 9 a.m., Frl. and Sat. Eves. of his or her four college years, Parents need not bring the ing a day off, and the show'* HAZLET - Mrs. Edward merce project. providing grades are maintained drama; Mrs. Nelson Miller, gar children to register, but should I was exposed to all or parts ofj "Girl of (he Week," a blonde Michalski was named chairman April 28 and 29 lecture-demonstrations on iron, Other committee members are and the need still exists. There den; Mrs. Robert Tremaine, art: bring birth certificates, evidence model, had made her debut of the Raritan Township Wom- Starling 8: SO P. M. on the mathematical laws of Louis DeH'Omo, Jr., Tony Hunt- are no restrictions on the type of Mrs. George Coburn, America: of small pox vaccination, and of on (he program only (he dayan's Club civic and legislation probability, on archeological ing, Eli Shooman, Douglas Me TOWN & COUNTRY scholarship. home; Mrs. William Noonan, li immunization against diphtheria, before. committee for the new club year finds in an ancient Roman col- Donald and Eugene Adams. Assisting Mrs. Ludwig on theerature; Mrs. Alwyn C. Dodge, whooping cough and FURNITURE CO.,lnc. tetanus, ony; to a "Felix the Cat" car- The dawn lectures—on NBC's at a meeting Friday in the home A special meeting of the com college committee were Mrs. program; Mrs. Chester E. John- •OUTE IS ASBCRV PABK | polio. toon; to any number of news 'Continental Classroom" and of Mrs. John Noske, Cornell Dr., mittee will be held tonight at Charles Tague, Mrs. William Me son, public relations; Mrs. Sam To enter kindergarten in Sep- (Coner Snout Ar»o» and weather reports. !BS' "Sunrise Semester"—were Mrs. Irving Doty was appointed jo'clock at Mr. Perry's home. Lane, Mrs. Maurice Lynch, Mrs. uel Costello, public welfare; anc tember, 1961, a child must be fascinating demonstration of In addition I was briefed secretary. John Krueger and Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Edward Michalskl, civic: five years old on or before Oct. TV's educational potential, but several times on the antici- Mrs. Michalskj announced pro- ajd legislature. 31, 1961, Mr. Ramsay said. hey demand faithful viewers who Marvin. pated flight of (he astronaut. gram plans on timely subjects tart viewing at the beginning of And I witnessed John Daly's such as federal, state and local RUG CLEANING i course. You can't get much out debut as substitute for Dave taxes. • f them if you tune In only once AT ITS Garroway on NBC's "Today" Invitations will be sent to the ~ a while. show. gubernatorial candidates to at- FINEST AND FASTEST That's more variety than tend a meeting and express their In Yoiir Home • Or In Our Modern Plant After rumors (o the contrary, views on the subject. CBS says that Anthony George Members of the deparment Parly at Bahrs' will, after all, be back In the will continue to attend the town- same role next season In For Mrs. McGregor ship committee and board of edu- LEON'S "Checkmate." Keefe Biasselle, cation meetings. The next meet- SINCE 1112 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING under contract to the network, HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Albert ing of the group will be held RUG CLEANERS U expected to play, a "running McGregor of Keansburg was June 19 in the home of Mrs. part" In (he series. This prob- WHITI ST. SH 7-2800 * RED BANK given a farewell party by the .l.n1*l,: Dnlk.m, TtA ably means that Checkmate, nurses of the third floor at Riv- Inc., like "77 Sunset Strip," erview Hospital at Bahrs' Land will enlarge the firm. ing Friday. The May 31 episode of ABC's Attending were Mrs. Walter J. "Hong Kong" series sounds like Worden, Long Branch; Mrs. Clif- a fictionalized treatment of a real V ford N. Cadman and Miss Bar-unsolved mystery. Our hero rec- bara Cadman, Eatontbwn; Mrs. ognizes the face of a long- Elbert Dorsey, West Keansburg; missing American judge—shades Mrs. Matthew L. Mullin, Lin- of Judge Crater, who disappeared croft; Mrs. Ruth Thorne, New without a trace some three de- Shrewsbury; Mrs. William L, El-cades ago. lis, Naveslnk; Miss Connie Wright, Little Silver, and Miss Heidc Hildebrand, Long Branch. The Shirley Booth comedy series, "Hazel," is definitely set to take over Tennessee Ern- NEW CLUB MEMBERS ie Ford's sponsors and time spot RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The on NBC in the fall. Mils Booth Hazlet Democratic Club has add will return to the kitchen for [id live new members to its roll the series, based on a maga- TheX are John Palladino, zine cartoon character. The ac- Louis Palladino, Samuel Grazi tress' first big success came ano, William Cullen and Robert SJ "Miss Duffy" on "Duffy's EasE'' Tavern," one of radio's fun- The next meeting will be Tues niest programs in the old days. day. night in Twin Gables, Rt 36. \ Small world note: "Huckleber- The club is planning its firs ry Hound," the porlular cartoon annual dance for Mayy 20 a series, has had its sound track Ei-Moe-Ki HaU, West Keans translated into five languages for burg. child audiences all over the world —Spanish, Portuguese, German, A MOMENT MUSICAL French and Japanese. BUFFALO, N. Y. (AP)-It wa: a warm night and John Dominta Recomcnded tonight: Perry FOR SCHOLARSHIP FUND — The Parent-Teacher Association of Middletown Town- was thirsty. When Hillary Szkot- Como Show. NBC. 9-10 — With ihip High School will hold a card party and fashion show in the high (chool cafete- nlcki entered his apartment, Andy Williams substituting, on ria tomorrow at 8 p.m. to benefit the scholarship fund. Meeting in the home of Mrs. found Domintak drinking bee: short notice for Como: Steel and playing "How Dry I Am" oi Hour, CBS, 10-11—"Summer Walter Him, seated, are left to right, Mrs. Harold Saldarini and Mrs. Ernest Kava- the piano. Police charged Domi Rhapsody," with Glerida Farrell lek, co-chairmen, and Mn, Harry Williamion, PTA president. nlak with third-degree burglary, and Tom Tully. and Mn. MW«el H. Com* a* HANK nraUW>l2-W«k«d*y> M«y 3,1961 RED BANK REGISTER Ovtcta wen Mr. and Mn. M» tiocy GrtntU, Mr. and Mrs. JtOm DENNIS THE UENACM Lane, New York City; Mr. andPaatoo, Mr. tad Mrs. Sol Opa- BUFFAtO, M y, \ tad aoa David and Mt*« '.' • ' • J Use Our Want Ads Home Delivery For Quick Results SH 1.0010 DAY 35*Wet'"k Dial SH MHO NI6HT. Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1961 7c PER COPY KirkQuitsGOP U.S. Aim at Geneva: Treaty Campaign Post WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- that the way can be opened for Informants said Dean gave a ident Kennedy Intends to send his treaty banning nuclear wea ull accounting of the Geneva ne- NEW SHREWSBURY — Law statement by Mr- Kirk and Mrs, ;otiations since they were re- nuclear test ban negotiator back umed March 21. Dean's report fence Kirk has resigned as cam- David said. pons testing issue was reviewed ndicated that in one respect at paign manager for Mrs. Judith "At the last meeting of the Re- instructions to make another de David, Republican candidate for by Kennedy and top military and least the Soviets had moved back- publican Club, the local county termined effort to reach agree- diplomatic officials at a meeting ward, away from progress to- tax assessor, it was announced committee announced that it last night. of the National Security Council ard an agreement. would, as required by law, sup- Informants said this effort will at the White House late yester- Further Efforts The move was made "in the port ail Republican candidates in not Involve any new concessions day. Arthur H. Dean, Kennedy's interests of party unity," a joint the general election in Novem- on the part of the United States But the President was des- ber," the statement said. and Britain. But it will involve and John J. McCIoy, the Presi- cribed today as being determined 'It was therefore recognized dent's disarmament adviser, par hat further efforts at negotiation that separate campaigns wouli the Soviet delegation in the hope should be made since he is not Cigarette not be in the best interests of thi let certain that the Soviets do Republican party as a whole." lot want a test ban treaty on The David-Kirk statement con- erms which would be acceptable Smoking to the Western powers as well as tinued: ^Russia. "In previous campaigns in the Problem, borough, all of the local candi- ^n this circumstance, officials dates grouped together under one Botaling Slated to Gain Post said, there is no decision yet on TRENTON (AP) — A woman whether or when the United campaign manager or campaign RED BANK - Charles A. Ho- doctor says cigarette smoking is tates should resume testing of committee. For the past two taling, 17 John St., has been nom- "personal air pollution." years the chairman of this com- nuclear weapons. Nor is there And1 a Jersey City doctor says inated to be president of the New any firmly fixed deadline so far mittee has been the municipal Jersey Elks Association, and his that despite new drugs and meth- chairman, Ben Pickering. Sine as the United States is concerned ods, tuberculosis in metropolitan election to that office next month [or the talks at Geneva, assum- Mr. Pickering has been re-elect- is expected. treas is still a menace. ed to this post, he will, in all ing no progress is made. Mr. Hotaling carries into the These were the highlights ol probability, again be the cam- FUND DRIVE — Tri» Tinton Falls Fira Co., New Shrewsbury, will open its annual fund Since the Geneva negotiations yesterday's 55th annual meeting paign chairman. Since he has New Jersey Elks convention, to first began late in 1958, there has drive Saturday. Councilman John Lemon, Jr., right, chairman of the public safety Health Association. stated that it is now his respon- be held at Atlantic City June 16- been an informal moratorium on Dr. Katharine R. Boucot, of the sibility to get out the vote for all committae, looks ovar the plans with, left to right, Louij Poitrinal, company presi- 18, the endorsement of lodges of all nuclear weapons testing by the the South Central District of Women's Medical College of Republican candidates, including dent; Robert Singleton, assistant fund driva chairman, and Gilbert linger, chairman. United States, Britain and Russia. Elks. Pennsylvania, said smoking slows Mrs, David, It is considered that Rejoin Conference mechanism of the lungs. the way is paved for the usual Going to a caucus on the elec- Dean is scheduled to rejoin the She added that one of the maj- joint campaign in the borough, tion at Toms River, at which the 'Other prominent Republicans name of the Red Bank man was conference next week following or factors contributing to chronic Firemen to Begin Fund Drive further detailed conferences in in the borough have made ap- advanced, were Abram C. Dixon, lung conditions Is automobile ex- the State Department and another peals for party unity during th NEW SHREWSBURY - A four- area which formerly was part trucks owned by the borough, Charles Freeman and Vincent haust. meeting with the President. He campaign. Since this unity wouli of Shrewsbury Township. and has its own emergency ve- Brand, respectively the exalted 1 She said lung cancer is greater week fund drive starting Satur- returned to Washington last week- In urban than in rural areas, but involve such matters as the plat- day was announced today by the Within the company's fire dis- hicle. rulers of lodges at Red Bank, end. form and publicity releases, two trict, Mr. Unger .said, are the Long-range plans of die com Middletown and Keyport. All > researchers have been unable to A White House spokesman laid separate campaigns would be im- Tinton Falls Fire Co. Sycamore and Tinton Falls ele- pany, Mr. Unger said, are to,re- were for Mr. Hotaling. isolate any single chemical sub- following the 75-minute security practical." place the present 100^year-old stance as the cause of sickness Gilbert Unger, drive chairman, mentary schools, and the Mon- Mr. Hotaling has mounted the session yesterday that the em- and death from air pollution. Mr. Kirk emphasized that h said the company, now in its mouth Regional High School middle section of the fire house ladder in the Red Bank lodge, phasis was on the Geneva talks. Dr.. Samuel Cohen, director of was resigning only as campaig: 29th year ol service, provides which will open in September. at Tinton Ave. and Sycamore which has gained national promi- Charles A. Hotaling But he did not'rule out discus- fire coverage for residents in the The company uses two fire Ave. medicine at the Pollak Hospital manager, and, not from the cam nence for its youth activities pro- of trustees for six years, serving sion of other matters including for Chest Diseases in Jersey City, paign entirely- gram. He has been the exalted now as state chairman. On that the Laotian and Cuban crises. iajd some doctors have been un- "I said in my letter to fourtt ruler and now is lodge secretary body he has been a secretary and Officials who attended the ses- duly swayed by highly enthusias- Approval Granted for 10 Lots district Republicans before th< He also has been vice president chaplain for two years each. sion were not listed. Secretary tic publicity regarding the effica- primary that if defeated in m; of the Elks' Central District and of State Dean Rusk and Secre- cy of TB drugs. write-in attempt for county com has served as district deputy to A retired employee of Hanson- tary of Defense Robert S. Me- "While the morality is declin- mittee, I would continue to servt the grand exalted ruler, when Van Winkle-Munning Co., he now Namara are regular members ing, the case incidence rate in Keansburg Subdivision works for the Coast Reserve Sup- along with the President and vice the Republican party in any wa William J. Jernick held the top big cities is still significant," he that I could. I still intend to d state (tost. ply, Inc., Collingswood Park. president. It was announced that uid. Part of the problem is the this," Mr. Kirk said. KEANSBURG—Borough Coun-, water and sewers, plus curbing land abutting Waackaack Creek. He is expected to be the firsl another council meeting will be Mr. Hotaling also has been a member of the Red Bank lodgf increase in numbers of Negroes cil last night approved a 10-lot in the proposed, project. Determination of ownership is held Friday. and Puerto Ricans, who have holding up plans for construction member of the Elks' state board to head the state organization subdivision for the former Ram- The smallest size lot in the Officials reported following the been more vulerable to TB, he tract is 50x98, with many at least of a marina in that area. The lodge this year is celebratin session that there was no change Coffee Break sey Estate, Wood Ave. and Stone added. 100 by 150 feet. John C. Stockle, Perth Amboy its 50th anniversary. in Washington's attitude toward Rd. BALTIMORE (AP) — The cof- In other business at the brie! claims he owns this strip of lam Wage Bill Edmund Hanlon, last year' the Laotian crisis. Kennedy and fee break, long an American in- The approval will allow Saverio council session, John M. Pills and wants a minimum of $11,250 exalted ruler of the Red Ban his advisers are intent at the On Vacation stitution, gained new status ii LaBella, local contractor, to erect bury, associate borough attorney, for the property. lodge, placed Mr. Hotaling' moment on keeping in close Baltimore Superior Court yester- houses on the 7&-acre tract of was instructed to meet with the Victory Seen name in nomination for electio touch with steps toward a cease- NEWARK (AP) - James P. The borough contends that th day. land. state attorney general's office to to the top state post. fire in the Laotian civil war. Mitchell,' Republican candidate state owns the land. see if the state will start a suit WASHINGTON (AP - Admin for governor, and Mrs. Mitchell A Jury under Judge S. Ralph 'According to C. Bernard Blum, to acquire the controversial 1,200- According to Mr. Pillsbury, i istration supporters predict left yesterday by plane for a two- Warnken ruled that a workman borough manager, Mr. LaBella foot long, one-foot wide strip of the land is believed to be owned hairline victory in the House to- week vacation In Palm Beach, injured while taking a coffee has agreed to install all utilities— break was entitled to workmen by the state, it must start a title day for President Kennedy's min- Fla. suit to clear the matter. imum wage bill. Senate passage Ijrosion Project Mitchell will be back in New- compensation. The panel ruled He said state authorities have is considered certain. ark for a day on May 10 to that Hie break was part of th been reluctant to start legal pro- The Senate votes first on the Bayshore Plans Due in June attend the annual State House normal employment and thus Menzzopane Okays ceedings hecause of cost. compromise legislation. House ap- correspondents dinner. , covered by__tfce compensation law. The borough has made an offer proval would send the measun NEW YORK CITY - A spokes- According to Union Beach May- of $5,000 for the land, but Mr. to the'White House. man for the U.S. Army Corps of or Harvey C. Eriksen, the engi- Informal Purchase Stockle rejected it. The bill, a top priority item Engineers announced yesterday neers, in the revised plans, are on Kennedy's 1961 legislative pro- that revised plans for beach ero- not expected to provide dikes or Back in 1959, Merrick C. Cross gram, would raise the $1 an hour sion and flood control for the Bay- flood gates, but only beach fill. Dedication Today SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP - cealed by the all-Republican Bor- Newark, offered the borough $75, minimum wage to $1.25 by 1963 shore section (Raritan Bay area) Although Mr. Dodge declined to Democratic Mayor Joseph P. ough Council as a political ma- 000 for the land. and bring 3.62 million more work- Menzzopane, Jr., who early last neuver. of Monmouth County will be com- comment specifically on the May- In other business, counci ers, mostly in retail stores, un pleted in about two months. or's prediction, he said, "I can Mrs. Roosevelt Listed as Speaker month reportedly criticized the The council said the letter was okayed an ordinance banning der the Wages and Hours Act. tell you that he would not draw Fair Haven Borough Council for not read publicly because of B. H, Dodge, bureau chief of FARMINGDALE - Mrs. Elea- Another guest of Mrs. Thomp- parking of cars on borough The compromise measure, on the North Atlantic Division of the plans for a project like this with- not following the suggestion ol its "political overtones." streets during snow removal op- nor Roosevelt will be principal son at the ceremony will be Mrs. its Democratic mayor to seek which Senate-House conferee corps, indicated that the new out providing for adequate flood speaker this afternoon at the E. W. Speioher of Riverdale Ave., As a result of the to-do over erations. completed their work Monday, plans may be revealed in June. control." bids on items even though they Mayor Menzzopane's letter. May dedication of the Turrell Resi- New Shrewsbury. Mrs. Speidier A second ordinance appropriat- eliminates some features th' At the same time, Samuel Got- The project whicLh is now being don't exceed $2,500 cost last night or Kosene told the Borough dential Croup Center. ' . •» • will exhibit a golden retriever ing $24,000 -for revaluation of real President wanted. seyeff, bureau chief of the beach revised was announced by the en- accepted the practice in his own Council at its April 24 meeting be Located on the grounds of the willed her by the late Mrs estate In the community also wa But it is much closer to th erosion and hurricane reports gineers last July. Cost of the pro- municipality. was adopting a "get-tough" pol- Arthur Brisbane Child Treatment George M. Bodman for the 18 approved. administration-backed bill passei section, told The Register that gram would be shared by federal, Mayor Menzzopane offered no icy and issued three executive Center, the new facility is the "residents" at center. 65 to 28 by the Senate last month state and local governments. objections to the purchase of a orders to the councilmen. One of Council accepted the reslgna recent reports that the erosion first far delinquent girls in the State Sen. Richard R. Stoul than the chopped-down bill put 1960 police car for a net price of the orders would prevent council- tion of Thomas J. Gilmour as a and flood control project would The plan would have provided is the dedication chairman. Rep- through the House by Republi- ftate. A similar institution for (1,850, even though bids were men from making a purchase for member of the Port of Authority. be entirely abandoned are "abso- beachfill projects for Union resentatives of the state Depart- cans and some Southern Demo- boys, Higbfields, has been de- taken only on an informal basis, the borough in an amount of He cited business pressures as lutely incorrect." Beach, Keansburg, Middletown, ment of Institutions and Agen- crats. icribed by state parole officials and not advertised. more than $50. I the reason for his resignation. He also said a report that the Madison and Matawan Township. as highly successful. cies will attend, as will J. Russell project cost would be down- Major projects included in the The vehicle, purchased from 'Best Interest' Mrs. Roosevelt is visiting Mon- Woolley, county clerk; Joseph graded from $4,963,000 to $1, original proposal were a five-foot Twin Boro Rambler, Shrewsbury, Mayor Menzzopane said in his mouth County as the guest of C. Irwin, director of the Board 000 was incorrect. fill plan extending 3,000 feet west went into operation Saturday. letter to Fair Haven thaf in fac- British Spy Mrs. Geraldine L. Thompson of of Freeholders, and John L. Mont- County May Mr. Gofseyeff indicated that of Flat Creek; a 10-foot fill proj- The total price was $2,147, and ing the same problems of when Brookdale Farm, Lincrolt, a per- gomery, county director of wel- ect between Whale Creek and Ma- the discount price, $1,850, to put items opt for formal bids, Gets 42 Years there will be a change in the sonal friend. fare. tawan Point, and 15 feet of fill Julius Frickel, former Repub- "although the actual purchase project cost figure, but would not Pay Keuper, LONDON (AP) - George lican mayor here, questioned the was going to amount to a few say whether the expenditure, will for Waackaack Creek to Pews Blake, a renegade British govern- purchase of the vehicle, which hundred dollars less than $2,500, ment official, was sentenced to will patrol 1.33 miles of roads in we nevertheless decided unanl Irwin Says 42 years in prison today for spy- Out of Business the township. mously that in order to serve the ing for the Soviet Union for near- best interests of our community, Commltteeman Acts RED BANK (AP) — Monmouth ly a decade. Democratic Committeeman WiJ- there was no question but it County may pay Prosecutor Vin- John B. Allen Shoe Store It was the stiffest sentence ev- fred Rafferzeder, and Patrolman should be put out to bid . cent P. Keuper as a county em- RED BANK - The John B er handed' down in Britain for Charles Abbiati decided on • the Our community can best be ployee when his salary as Allen Shoe Co. Inc., has gone out spying in peacetime. Atomic spy purchase, • Mayor Menzzopane served by enticing as many bid- state appointee stops Saturday of business- ders as possible." Klaus Fuchs was sentenced to 14 said, and informed the rest of through a quirk of law, Free- "There is not much left In the years and was released in 1959 the committee of their decision. Mayor Menzzopane told The holder Director Joseph Irwin said final action," John B. Allen, Mr. Menzzopane's letter to Fair after serving nine years. Register April 18 there was "ab- yesterday . president and treasurer, said yes- Haven was addressed to Borough solutely nothing political" in his Blake, 38, and bearded, plead- terday as he glanced over the Clerk Roy W. Nelson, and was letter to Fair Haven. He said The state Senate has taken no ed guilty. The nature of his gov- (tore's empty display cases and not read at the April 10 meeting. he was prompted to write his let- action on a bill to provide Keup- ernment job and of the informa- shelves. The letter was dated March 29. ter "because I felt those fellows er's salary. tion he passed to the Russians was not disclosed for security Operating under four different Mayor Kosene then wrote let- were wrong. I believe that un- The 1960 census figures which ters to newspapers enclosing a der the bidding system more peo- reasons. But the presiding lord owners, the shoe company has become effective Saturday pu chief justice, Lord Parker, said been serving Red Bank families copy of Mr. Menzzopane's letter. ple hold a chance to save a tax the population of Monmouth the information communicated, for 100 years. He charged the letter was con- dollar." County at about 330,000. There is though not of a scientific nature, no provision setting the prosecu- Started 100 Years Ago was clearly of the utmost im- Mr. Allen and his associates tor's pay when the county's p portance to that power (the Sov- bought the firm In 1931 from u|ation exceeds 250,000. iet Union) and rendered much of George D. Stine, who had pur- Education's Role Although the county pays the this country's efforts completely chased the business from Clar- salary, it must be set by the state useless." ence White and Harry Knapp. In Fight Against Communism since Republicans decided nbt to The store was called the White pass a bill yesterday raising the Shoe Co. and was located at 9 EATONTOWN * - Our war say we believe in square with salaries of all county prosecu Special Officers Broad St. igainst Communism will be de- our behavior, he stressed. tors, Democrats refused to go SHREWSBURY - A. J. Polin, The original owner was Simon cided in the schools and colleges "We say that education and along with a bill perpared by Garden Rd., and Charles Poman.- Miller who established the busi- of this country, Monmouth Re- Monmouth GOP Sen. Richard R. John B. Alien books are important," he stated, owski, Thomas Ave., last night ness in 1861. gional High School superintend- Stout calling for a $12,000 annual "but we full short in providing were appointed special police of- Both Herman D. Wooley of 20 cation across the street to 8 ent Frank Weinhelmer said yes- salary for Keuper. Keuper now adequate schools and libraries." ficers by the Borough Council. Lake Ave., Fair Haven, former terday. gets $7,000 a year. Broad St. In January, 1949. the "In the United States today at They will have duty in front of secretary of the firm, and Harry Irwin said he feels the board store was shifted to new quarters "We must provide whatever is least 75 per cent of the elemen- the Presbyterian Church, Syca- H. Patterson of 220 Maple Ave., at 93 Broad St., a new building at necessary for the kind of educa- tary schools are without school would be justified if it paid Keuper his present salary as a more Ave., on Sunday mornings. vice president, started selling that time, . tion we must have to insure vic- libraries, arid of the 13 high county empleyee, shoes when the business was A'native of Oceanic (Rumson), tory," he continued. schools in Monmouth County this Notice owned by Mr. White. They be- "The money is already provid- Mr. Allen is 77 years Old. He and In a report to the Board of year six are on double sessions," I will not be responsible for any came associates In the business ed in the budget," he said. "The his wire live at 121 White St., Education on the Seventh Annual he pointed out. debts other than those contracted when the John B. Allen Co. was Shrewsbury. man's doing the job. He certain], by myself. Military, Industrial and Educa- He asked sacrificies not only 1 formed. should be able to draw the pay.' ROBERT F. TRIGG Mr. Allen worked for several tion Conference In Chicago which from those who must pay for ei 83 Palmer St., Belford MORE TESTIMONY—Dr. Leon Wells of Fort Lae.-N. Y., Eustace White of 181 South St., years as an engineer before en- he attended in April, Mr, Wein- ucation, but also from students. Irwin said he would meet with die board today to consider the —Advertisement" talks with security guard at gate befora entering court Eatontown, is the present secre- tering the shoe- business in 1931. heimer also expressed his own Specifically this means "less tary of the firm. He has served as a president television and movies than is the matter. views on American education.( It adds upl More and more in Jerusalem to testify for second mccessiva day in tht Moved in IMS and director of^ the YMCA and custom, and postponing the day He also intended to consult people use The Register ads each Adolf Eichmann trial. In May 1941, the shoe store a member of the" Salvation Army 'We Fall Short' when one will own a' car to be- with the county's legal advisor, issue because results come fas- rnoved from the 9 Broad St., lo- Advisory committee. We must.make the things we yond high school, he said. John Pillsbury of Middletown. ter.—Advertisement. (APWirsphoto by radio from Jeruiahjm) BANK REGISTER .HCM-TV y.a- (}) News {4) Price U Right WRCA-TV l:«0- (1) My LitUi Margie . 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Now, next fall Oizie and Hirriet Sandy Becker tilt—WCM Bob Dlzoa 10141—WO* Bible Beadlsf NBC will use only the projecting (11) Teaching Foreign (7) (S) FROM DUSK _MQW_ * WOK Galan Ktaka ltilt—WABC Newi: Scott Ifnnl 01) M Squad (7) Little Rascals 111**—WCM Newa part of this fancy color equip Languages • " Plut WHTN (IS) Play of the Week «:10- (2) News Ralulnc Mima WNBCNawn Bob Haymea ment to telecast a bunch of ol 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours WO* Newa Angel Captain Kangaroo -WABC Hawai Jack Carnal movies at 9 p.m. Saturday nights (4) From. These Roots »:00- (2) 8:15- (2) 2nd Hit! WNBC Emplitill , . llttt—WCM Starlight BaloU Perry Como 8:30- (7) Chubby't Rascals •l§»WenN«w»: Plraonal StorT WO* Jean Shenrd This Is the only answer NBC ha (5) Doorway to Destiny (*> llilw—WCM Huilo Til Daw* Movie Religious Program wrr«a«a May may fair FAVORITES! For Auxiliary 1. EVERYDAY LOW, LOW PRICES... . UNION BEACH - The Auxil- l«ry of Union Hose Fire Com- pany, meeting last week In the 2. "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" MEATS... fire house, made plans for a style •how May 25. Mrs. Frank Shaden was named chairman. 3. PLUS, FREE KING KORN STAMPS! Mm. David Beaman, chairman of the Easter flower sale, re- ported on Us success. The third annual Mother's Day cake and flower, sale ^111 be held at the fire house May 13, starting H at 10 a.m. Carnation and orchid I corsages will'be on order only. I Mrs. Schaden and Mrs. John Rlk- ti are chairmen. An invitation was received and RIB ROAST accepted for members to attend a home decorator show sponsored by the auxiliary of Hazlet Fire "Singly Wonderful'* Company next Monday. Miss Ada Carey and Mrs. Al- Top Choice fred Hennessy, Sr, will be host- esses when the group meets May King of trie Rocut* The birthdays of Mrs. Frances McNamee, Mrs. Donald Manning and Mrs. Frank Costanra were celebrated after the business meeting. Each received • secret pal gift. First Dinner meats STEAK SALE For Troop TENDER SIRLOIN ilUKY PORTERHOUSE HIGHLANDS — The tint annu- al mother and daughter dinner for Brownie Scout Troop 20J was held in St. Andrews Episcopal parish hall. The troop's first anniversary al- so was celebrated. The grls aid- ed In preparing the dinner, made name cards and served their mothers. Mrs. Val Bernhardt, Jr.* made a large cake, using the Brownie colors. 79 • 89 Mrs. Harriet Albrecht, leader, and Mrs. Charles Quast, co-lead- er, were assisted with some of cut the preparations by Mrs. Robert Pork Chops McMahon and Mrs. Vincent J. Gorman. Brownies present were Pamela 39= 7x>llinger, Kathiann Wells, Elsie Bar-B-Que Chicken Ports Quast, Delia Perez, Linda Max- son, Marie McConnell, Shirley McMahon, Shcrl Leeser, Susan Hot or Sweet Italian Sausage :. 69< Rum Kadenbach, Irene Gorman, Diane Duncan, Joyce Depfer, fBMwBRRSRBNNMMe Geraldlne Bernhardt, Deborah Ann Albrecht and Madlyn Schaf- fren. All of the girls, with the Equal In Quality exception of Kathiann Wells and FULL Geraldlne Bernhardt, received to Higher Price HALF one-year pins. Blsoeh Mothers present were MM. Har- BALLON ry ZoHinger, Mn. Clifton G. 19 Wellf, Mn. Quast, Mrs. Richard ACQU A LIN A BLEACH Perez, Mrs. Walter Maxson, Mrs. Johfl J. McConnell, Mrs. Mc- Mahon, Mrs. James Des Btens, VAN 10: OK with 16 oz. Mrs. G: V. Kadenbach, Mn. Gor- CAMP'S Newspaper Coupon can 2 25c man, Mn. John Duncan, Mrs. Pork & Beans Charles Depfer, Mn. Bernhardt, Mn. Albrecht and Mrs. Anthony JERSEYS 1562 Pork Roll 1.19 Schaffren. FINEST Laird's Apple Sauce jar 2 25c LEGAL NOTICE IINDEN box for Sliced Bologna -«***-•. *59e MOUSE vnumrg MAIM facial Tissues -: of 400 0 $1 SCFXBIOK OODBT OF NEW JIB8ET CHANCERY DIVISION Top Wip Dessert Topping MONMOUTH COUNTY SUNSHINE Giant Deckel N*. V-1U0-M Keaasburi: Savings and Xitan Asso- ENRICHED 46 or. can3 89c elatlon, a body corporate o( Uii Slats Hi-C Florida Punch Tiger Gniyere Cheese "7 X 29' Sliced Braunswleger el Nor Jiriiy, Plaintiff TI: John Qic- •tons, at als.. Defendants By virtue of a, writ of elseutlon In YOUR 0Z tha above lilted action to ma dlracttd, SpoeU.fe.n-l. ^ I shall eipose for amla at publlo vcn- CHOICE led 9Mn reanirtt Can due, at th« Court House ta the Dor- Buster Peanut Sale ou(b of XTeenold, CouDty o( MOD- MAYfAIR'S "FRISHER-BY-fAR" FRWS &.Vf6fMBlES mouth. Nor Inttj, on Monday the Sth day of llay, lMi, at 1 o'clock. P. II. PrivaUlm Tlm«. ALL thole certain lot*, tract, or yarcele of land and premises, herein- fRtSH JROZtH FOOD VALUfSJ after particularly described, iltuata In the Townahlp of Mlddlelown In the County of Honfnouth and State of New Jersey: and belnt numbered and dealt- sated as Lot! Number*. Forty-one, For- Fresh Frozen 6 OZ. ty-two and the adjoining ten' (10) feet PINEAPPLES •• 23 of Lot Number forty-three Beating Cards; Detroit Wins RENO, Nev., (AP) - Jackie A Mend said Jensen and Us Jensen quit baseball after the Jensen couldn't make it more, pos- wife planned to return to their 1959 season and didn't play in ASSOCIATED PRESS {Yankees defeated Minnesota, M,|k shutout lUUil the ninth, when itive: he wants out of baseball home at Crystal Bay, on the Ne- I960, saying he wanted more time lor good and out of the public the world champion Pittsburgh .after Mickey Mantle's grand San Francisco scored (our times vada side of LakeTahoe, and pos- to be with his family. Pirates battered nemesis Ernieslam homer cracked a 2-2 tie -twice on Willie MeCove/s fifth eye. sibly take a vacation somewhere. Broglio in a 6-0 victory over the'in the 10th inning; Cleveland beat homer. "I'm through with baseball for- Earlier, Mrs. Jensen said she He said yesterday that in no St. Louis Cardinals last night and Chicago, 3-2, in 11 innings; and Frank Howard, Tommy Davis ever," he said early yesterday would try to persuade him to re-Instance did hi* family flay a regained first place in the Na-j Kansas City downed Boston, 7-4.and John Roseboro cracked home when he returned to Nevada after turn to the Boston dub, recalling part in bis decision to bang up tional League while Detroit's Ti- Baltimore led the Angeles 6-5 runs—boosting the total Jumping the Boston Red Sox. he's 'recovered from batting his spikes this time. gers, 6-3, winners over Washing- 'after six innings at Los Angeles. Braves' pitchinh g to 16 in thhe last "I just don't f-et I can play slumps before. ! This decision, JacUe added, ton, held their one-game read Roberto Clemente had three three games—to keep the Dodg- major league be iball anymore was his own and he intended to over New York in trip American hits and drove in two runs tor the ers close'until the big six and I wasn't giving them their stand by it, right or wrong, no League race. Pirates, who were 0-4 against 21- seventh put it away. A bunt money's worth. Weather Knocks matter what the future holds. Left-hander Harvey Haddii game winner Broglio last season. gle by Willie Davis and "I don't regret leaving baseball scattered six hits for the Pirates!Broglio, now 1-3 tWs~year, was double by-CbtrHe Neal as an active player" because I Ait Aisoclated-Press-irewsmati only hits in the seventh, but who grabbed first place after the rapped for eight hits in eight in- " """ — feel I can no longer be an asset and. photographer and anothei they were blended with three San Francisco Giants lost an aft- nings. The Cards committed four to the game." reporter met "the City of San walks, an error and a wild pitch. Athletic directors were playing ernoon game to the Chicago Cubs, errors and two Pirate runs were Jensen added that he also Francisco train about 4 a.m. In M., In other National League unearned. Four Dodgers errors .made it safe in calling off sports con- Sparks, three mils east of Reno. of the nine Milwaukee runs un wanted to be out of the life night games, Cincinnati edged; Rookie Billy Williams, who had of a public figure. v tests yesterday due to the weath- Jensen rode into Reno with the Philadelphia. 3-2._amHfee Lot four hits, poked a grand slam'earned. Since suddenly leaving the Red AP man. Cincinnati, winning Angeles Dodgers, scoring six homer, and George Altaian a two- Sox Saturday night and taking 'No I don't know what I'm straight after losing eight in By the starting time of baseball v runs on but two hits in the sev- ran shot for the Cubs, who scored a train In Cleveland, the 34-year- going to do, ' he said. "I'm not row, got only three hits off loser games and other events, however, enth, whipped Milwaukee 11-9. j all nine runs in the first two in-, old outfielder has maintained he going bade into the construction Dallas Green but all three came Old Man Sol worked his way out fn the American League, the nings. Wsner Don Cardweii: had quit because he lost the, touch business." in the fourth inning and produced of the clouds and there was sun- which made him the American He had built homes at Tahoa all three Redleg runs. Vada Pin- shine, but too late. League's most valuable player in during his year of retirement son homered with one out, and Red Bank High School was JENSEN COMFORTS WIFE—Jackie Jensen comforts his from baseball. He said he did Jr. Sportsmen's Fishing Derby a double by Gus Bell, a walk, a 1958. scheduled to play at Long plan to go ahead with a Las single by Gordie Coleman and a lobbing wife in car near train depot at Reno, Nev., Jensen, reportedly signed for Branch's diamond in a Shore Con- Terence A DivisTonfassJebutit Vegas motel venture with busi- throwing error by Green pro- after his arrival from Cleveland. He said ha quit the $50,000, had only a .130 batting ness associates. Scheduled for Mohawk Pond Sat duced the two other runs. Rookie average for the first dozen games was postponed until today,' start' Boston. Red Sox because "I just don't feel I can play Of his leaving the dub, he said, Ken Hunt (2-1) was the winner of the campaign, hitting safely jng at 3:30 p.m. major fiagua'baseball anymore." (APWirephofo) "1 wanted to explain It to my RED BANK - The Red Bank •ith ninth-inning help from Jim only six times in 46 times at batj Keyport-wis-scheduled-to-play and with just one RBI. Going in- family before it was spread all Parks and Recreation committee Brosnan. Manasquan at the Big Blue Field, e to this year he had a career av- over the newspapers." will hold t" Junior Sportsmen's Jim Bunning won his first The men's league will organize but it, too, was postponed. This Adult Loop erage of .281 in the major and Fishing Derby Saturday at Mo- game of the season for the Ti-Bowliitg Leagues Thursday, May 11, at 8:30 p.m. game will be played in Manas- Jackie contended a Boston writ- hit .315 with the Red Sox in 1956. hawk Pond. The event will be gers, who came up with the long and the women's league Monday quan this afternoon. Another er got a story on his quitting by open to boys and girls up to and Opens Tonight ball to make an eight-hit attack To Be Organized at 8:30 p.m. Those who have reg- He said this year the reflexes postponed game of the Raiders eavesdropping. including 13 years of age. istered for the leagues were in- and co-ordination weren't there. was reset for Saturday, May 20, "The release was supposed to RED BANK — Ten teams will do against the Senators. Norm The contest will start at 8 a.m Cash hit a two-run homer, and HOLMDEL—Organization meet- vited to bring friends. Even catching a routine fly ball at Keyport at 2 p.m. come from Higgins at the right and last until 11 a.m. when Karl compete for top laurels in the rookie Jake Wood collected a pair ings of the township men's and was an effort. Other games washed and time and everything would hav« Krijtiansen, conservation officer, Red Bank Adult Softball League of triples against loser Tom women's bowling leagues wilt be A National League night game "That's right," he reiterated dampened out were Atlantic High- been all right," Jensen added. will present a complete rod and with Ludana's and Luigi's sched- Sturdivant held in Harmony Lanes, Middle- crowd was set at Los Angeles on his arrival here. "I've had it." lands vs. Hoffman at Atlantic, Boston manager Mike Higgins Mantle.,_..„ , wh,.„o - had'driven I™n „th_ etown, Mrs. David Carlson of thewhen 67,560 paid to see the He then jumped into a car and Asbury Park vs. Freehold has said the departure was a girl? whS^?^^^o the largest ^fis h "W«° «"•»*«»« the season this which was to be played at Free- mystery to him and he wants g g evening. Yanks' first run with a single, Recreation Commission an- Dodgers beat the Cubs 3-2 in the, with his sobbing 'wife, Zoe Ann, during the contest hoursh . clubbed his grand slam with two opening game of 1960. and sought seclusion at a hotel, hold. to talk with the outfielder. The spinning outfit has been The league, sponsored by theout In the tenth after loser Ca- donated by Sherwood's Sporting Park and Recreation Committee, milo Pascual filled the bases on Goods store. An additional grand is split into two divisions, the a double by Tony Kubek and two GET THESE EXTRA MONEY-SAVING SERVICES prize will be awarded to the con- American and National for thewalks. The Twins came back testant who catches and returns with two runs in the last of the purpose of playoffs. Each team WHEN YOU BUY YOUR TIRES AT BAHBERGER'S the most fish to the pond. tenth, one on Harmon KlUebrew's Twenty other prizes will be will play 13 games, with the win- third homer. Mantle now leads AT THE • TIRE INSTALLATION • TIRE ROTATION • FLAT REPAIR awarded by the committee to the ning team in each division play- the American League with eight UTOHTOWU contestants who catch the next ing a best-of-three-game series in homers and tiead the majors with CIRCLE There's a Bamberger Drive-la Auto 'Center fParamus: Parking field A-4 at the GardenState Plata. 10 largest fish... 22 runs batted in. Jim Coates, near you: the playoffs for the champion- 'Newark: Sales/service at 428 High St., entrance on Academy St. The event is open to the public. second of four New York pitch- NIW jmin EUMU! Jiott, ONI Of AWIICAS (mm 'PlainfleM: 245-47 E. 3rd St., between Roosevelt Ave., Church St. hip. t'Monmouth: Adjacent to Bamberger's at the Parents may accompany the ers, received credit for the vic- Eatontown Circle. 'Quick, expert Installation and service on tires, mufflers, bat- youngsters to the pond, but may Names of the teams and man- tory. teries and seat covers. not aid them in catching the fish. agers are: American Division, t'Menlo Park: Parking field #23 at the Shop- Cleveland pulled even with Chi- ping Center tBrake sales and service. The contest will be held regard- Luigi's, George Springsteen; Lu- cago on rookie Don "Dillard's less of the weather. In the event ciana's. Bill Daniels; Mainstay, ninth-inning homer and won In «f heavy rain a! the starting hour; Jim Soos; Chiefs. Wally Burk the 11th when Woodie Held was file contest will be postponed on hardt, and Red Bank Register, safe on an error, moved up on a half hour basis until the rain Joe Caruso. a walk and scored on a single Stops. National Division, Brokers, Bobdlans played without their first Viscount; Donato's, Hank Zebrow- string outfield of Tito Francona, s our ski; Mayfair, Bill Dowlen: Ma Jim Piersall and Willie Kirkland lowest prices Colonial Netmen ine, Peter Foster, and Sal's;-all sidelined with flu. Frank Frank Maloney. Funk won over Russ Kemmerer, First week's schedule includes third White Sox pitcher. Johnny Bow To Lakewood — May 4, Mainstay vs Sal's, Temple singled in the eighth, ex- FREEHOLD - One of four Field 2; Chief s,,ys Marine, Field tending his hitting streak through Central Jersey Tennis matches 3; May 7, Register vs Mayfair, all 17 games played by the In- was clipped off the schedule yes- Field I; Brokers' vs. Donato's, dians. terday when Lakewood trimmed Field 2. Marv Throneberry's two-run Freehold Regional, 5-0, on the Officials scheduled to work all homer and AI Pilarcik's two-run for Vanderbilt nylons Colonials' courts. league games are Ned Williams. single, capping a three-run burst After the Piners breezed Larry Lucisano and Irzy Breslow. In the sixth, lead me A'j attack through the singles matches; one There will be a board of man- behind left-hander Bud Daley (2- OUR SAFETY-NYLON TIRES NOW HAVE ADDED PI' FOR MAXIMUM WEAR, MILEAGE AND TRACTION of the hottest matches developed agers meeting immediately after 3). Jim PagUaronl homered for in the doubles. Tony D'Elia and the game tonight. Boston. Mike Traub, Lakewood, won the match, but not until Freeholders Harvey Rosenbloom and Ed Hin. den handed the Lakewood pair a tough match. Freehold took the Major Leag first set, 1-6, lost a squeaker in the second, 7-5, and then wrapped It op with a 6-3 final set. 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By CAL ALLEY eflMKrtHOMECOMfOW THE RYATTS Name- OPERATOR? I THWK (fOU. HALF 4M HOUR. . Address:: SOAAETHIWS-S WRON& VE5,BUT "Be Safe and Save I'M CAU.IUG NOBCUM'S CAJ.IED \H!* WITHOUT with Clean Oilheat" La PHONE.' OUT.' OF NEW JERSEY OILHEATCOUNCIL 1060 BROAD STREET NEWARK 2, NEW JERSEY • MARKET 3-2420 ANNOUNCEMENT* tOATS t ACCtSSORItS HELP WANTED-FEMA1E HELP WANTED-MALE msntucnoH FOR SAXE RED BANK l^GISTER OMAS to cl*tn bca- tint* Wednnd«y, M«y 3,1961—19 LOST AND FOUND ttl ckatng, Micki Be Hwy, . JUST RELEASED FROM jBtfllL Vtry »ur«jctiv». CJal dtnl iAnt** tod station. Avitl]*b>C — taaxt, Inn wiot Mult to* SPRING BOAT MEN — WAREHOUSE ly 1. . 14J31. HUM OPififUTORS li APPLY NOW •fttit in tb.* counijr. Vrt* hwprt FOR QUICK SALE — HOUSES FOR SALE CLEARANCE iton, paid vuktloo. Apply St&r Clttntta Ont /«f th« moit Learn to Operate Liunderen, Myrtli Avt., Long dozens of 3 Room Outfit! 'COMMERCIAL RENTALS TRAVEL • TRANSPORTATION Now In Progratt At ncti, 14. J. , Daiirablt 6 m6nthi SWIMMING POOL (family lilt) Some New- TORE FOR RENT - O« White St. goe$ with this three-bedroom TAKING TRIP - To California, (or A & BOAT SALES jBCRBTARy—Permaiwm. wcll-ptyinc jobi anywhere , HEAVY ll your' own brp>er or Call BH V IW« waaks, tuictlni July ». Would like position, available to work for an en(l- Some Used- ranch, ieaturing" large, modem ty. a 787-MOO Bellord t luperviior. pleutnt working (email Krapsnign. Teacher pnrund. cnrtiUone. Many company benefit!. There's big money telling Some Slightly used- — And single offices for rent. kitchen with generous dining •H >-306L J • • Must have own transportation, Apply EQUIPMENT ot town. Call your own broksr area, partially finished basement Ail Prices Reduced For In ijeraon or call Harold Ladd, Km- America's most popular Priced From —" ne SHJUOO aloyment Manager. SH 7-5100. with bar. Just reduced to $17,700. ICE CREAM DRAG LINES $171. Out-ot-state owner says sell In 15 AUTOMOTIVE IG SAVINGS TELEPHONE SOLICITOR with itreet T—Approilmatciy BSbO aq. ft., or Bddreis directory, Contact Sterling Car- Complete, Tool days. Hufry and call. TOAT BUP8 FOR RRNT ~ Coa«t FAMOUS BULL DOZERS, SCRAPERS is (in theiaol. lor light raanulaciut- AUTOS AND TRUCKS Tacht Works, 146 Bod man PI, K pet Clean en, §32 West (irand 81., Pay $2 weekly i£b. CalT l OyouF rRE owDn brokeBANKr o—r B FireprooH 7-1100f. Kllzabetli, £L 4 6241. lldlng, over 1000 sq, ft. Suitable shor. ISM BUICK SPECIAI. — Power st«er- -nk, SH 1-1338. PULL SHOVELS AL NURSE ta take care of GOOD HUMOR .blnet maker or retail outlet stare. WALKER & WALKER Hi, powtr brttei. Will uXt oldtr car >ELTA RUNABOUT IV, with T»i El y genllernRn. SIPCH In. Oood CLAM SHELLS. GRADERS THRIFT mple parkins area In Front. Full, for down payment. 42 Chelsel AVB. ;ln motor. Excellent condition,. $175. wages. Address reply: James V. Igoe, MANY BENEFITS ry basement. 220-volts., separate cel- REALTORS tU 1-1315, no answer SH 7-26C2. Sycamore Ave., Bbrewibury, w. J. UNDER OUR LIBERAL. r entrance. |125 per month. Joseph 'ruined men are enrntni SI85 per week WAREHOUSE . McCue Agency. 30 Bldte Rd.. Rum 1909 ENGI48H FOBD ANOUA - Ita WAITRESS, experienced. Apply In per- [UGH INCOME PERCENTAGE PLANS >nd up, Thousands of additional men Highway 35 Shrewsbury dlo, heater, whltewall tires. $790. Call hl\*rt euihlom, c&nrvas son. Howard Johnion, Hwy, 33, Mid- r» needed right now to operate tht 22 East Front Street in. RU W««. RU 1-0B7I. 1B93 ^fter 5. • All expenses paid lletown, N. J. • No aea limit lenvy equipment met! in building SHadyside 1-5212 l roadi, brldgei, dams, airfleldi, etc. Keyport, N. J. 1993 CHEVROLET twodoor aedao. Oood i6 RUNABOUT — With 25 h.p. out- UVE-IH 11AID • No experience- needed condition. Mint Kll by M»y IB. LMV »*rd. JPront contrail, ind trailer, |i7fi, • No cash bond require HOUSES FOR RENT Open 7 Days IH 1-8B92 after IS p.m. REFERENCES OompMe-tra4nirrc-fIves yuu sclual ex —tir sppoinimfnt, dial cu 4J023 Ing U.a Bll 1-M7J, BH 1-781B APPLY DAILY 9-3 perlence on heavy equipment at out AN* PUBNI6HED RENTALS - In IB58 THUNDEKBIIID with power ac MARINE SUPPLIES iS5 Shrewsbury Ave. _ Shrewsbury esldenl training center, witn employ Itoie Hours: Monday thru. Saturday ' prlcu and slits. Ella Wiltshire Member of Red Bank Multiple CASHIER—Marine Tlieater, Illehiandi .ent aBslstanee upon completion. »:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. ** cessorles, low ralleaje. Call SH 1 Cverylhlnx For The Boatman. New Must live in immediate vicinity. Age (Across from K,ed Sank Airport) Benyncy.. 14S0 ooceac n Ave.. Sea Bright. Listing, Service. __ M06 or Sit 7-5300. _ 'ersey'a largest manna supply noui no object. For appointment call •ve- Ttiutsday At FtlAay •vaalncs 'Ul 9:00 IE 2KK2-KKH OpeO n ty ddar> nines, Mr. Parks, AT 1-0148, For complete Information, send name, P.M. COUNTRV E8TATJE 1987 1UIAMAN HUSKY STATION WAO Evlnrud* Sales and Service address, sse, telephone number i iiMBON — Unfurnished small cot ON — IUHIO and heater. Very iwd THE BOATMAN'S SHOP WAITRESS-COUNTER (1IRI, — 5:3 vorklng hours to: tg« suitable [or adult couple. Living 8»i ACRES — Deluxe modern ten-rooro condition, Call CO 4-63M, II Wharf Ave. Red Bank " until 11 a.m. Experience pre QUALITY CONTROL HOUSE NEED FAINTINO? Forget It lorn. Kitchen, g&s rdnje and relrlgera- house In Horse Farm area. Ideal for 811 1-57S0. ;J. Phyliu Coffee Pol, Hwy. 33, Electronic Measurement* Co., Inc., JEa i)ow and forever, let Prown's Install or, bedroom and bath. Hot water ell the family Interested In dogr horm. RENAULT DAUPHINE 1B5D. 18.000 Keyport. tontown, leeki a qualified irocii.li»l Universal Equipment the most durable. heautUiil and care- leal. $75 monthly on lease. John I* outdoor activities. Out-building... Truly miles. Fully equipped, radio, heat" Open Buniiays and Holidays to conduct lti quality control \ftoiram tree aluminum slolng la the world. 41gh Agency, phone RU 1-0715. outstanding, Just reduced J5.500. auloroMSc clutch, windshield wefthe 8 A.M. — 1 P.M. SALEB-8PECIALTY 8H0P - Bridal ex Duties will Include: / I Operators School Let Frown's Install Hasting Insulated MEMBER MULTIPLE U8TING •tc. $T50 or best offer. OS 1-3767. TWO LAI'.GD BOWBOATS — Good perlence helpful,, top salary Calibration anil certification