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COURIER-POST, Cemdtn, N. Friday, April 3, 144 12 NJ. National Guard To Consolidate Earl Wilson: It Happened Last Night Driver Course Opposed Thomas is setting up a "H'wood Courier-Post Bureau moved from Orange to Paterson. TRENTON Major changes in for Pierre Salinger" committee of film stars Dagmar and husband Dick Hinds were among the The 253ru Transportation Truck Company, also at Orange, will be the New Jersey Army National) Guard including the consolidation of some units with others have been disclosed. relocated in Sea Girt.

Opposition was announced here today to a Senate bill which would set up a standardized state driver education program administered by public and private schools. Mrs. Betty Giles of Oaklyn, secretary of the New Jersey Profes The new changes represent the sional Driver Education Associa tion, said a local delegation will final phase of a reorganization and realignment within the guard which began last year. There will be no loss of units or men in any locality, according to Maj. Gen.

James F. Cantwell, chief of staff of New Jersey. Passaic and Bergen counties-Company 2nd Battalion (Mechanized), 113th Infantry, will move from Passaic to Paterson. All units of the 6th Tank Battalion, 50th Armor, now in Paterson and Teaneck, will be inactivated. The men of this battalion will be transferred to other similar type units in the area.

The 104th Engineer Battalion with its six companies will remain in the Teaneck go to Trenton on Monday to protest the measure sponsored by Sen. Bowkley, R-Hunterdon. NEW YORK Van Johnson, the memory wizard, has discovered the secret of learning play scripts which he wants to pass on to you people who have trouble memorizing. First, when it seems difficult, he flies into a rage, tears the script into tiny bits, throws the pieces at the wall, and yells so loud that Ed Sullivan, who 'also lives at the Hotel Delmonico, phones the desk and says "What's going on?" TTien Van gets a new script and starts over. "After I tear up the new one," he explains carefully, "I try the tape-recorder while you sleep method of memorizing.

What do you call that osmosis?" "Subliminal," I said. "THAT'S WHAT I SAID subliminal!" Van said. "Phyllis Diller tipped me. She said, 'Baby, you put It all on a tape I get in bed and turn the recorder on to listen. I fall asleep about the middle of the first act.

It keeps playing. Guardsmen will be transferred The bill, which has not moved yet from the Senate's Public Safety Committee, is designed to to units near their homes and all armories will continue in use, Cantwell said yesterday. Some Armory. Warren. Hunterdon.

Mercer counties The 2nd Tank Battalion, increase the "safety of those using the public highways of the state and decreasing the dangers," according to Bowkley. Provides Training units will be given new designations and in others the primary mission will change. Changes Listed 53rd Armor, currently in Phillips-burg, Flemington, Princeton and Bound Brook, will be redesignated and reorganized at the same locations as the 6th Tank Battalion, 50th Armor, and be The 50th Armored Division, It provides for classroom and behind the wheel training for headquarters in East Orange with units throughout the state, com- acts canceled when the Hot Springs gambling houses were shuttered. She mourns: "For us this week was the week that wasn't" Judy Holliday brought her on to hear saxophonist Gerry Mulligan. Ethel Merman with Ernest Borgnine, exclaimed, "So many of my friends want to meet him! Econoar asked 1,000 dealers to collect food and clothes for Alaska quake victims Paul Anka turned -down a role in "Fanny Hill" movie Johnny Carson's announcer, Ed Mac-Mahon, will star in a TV game show produced by Alan King and Nat Hiken The Beatles'll get a $50,000 guarantee (or 50 per cent of the gross) for a one-night-er in Jacksonville Danny Meehan was asked to let his hair grow long for his "Funny Girl" role; he says, "I think they really want me as Barbra Streisand's understudy" Leggy Myrna Ross portrays one of Robert Mitchum's harem in "What a Way to Go!" WISH I'D SAID THAT: Morty Gunty has begun buying stock, and figures it's just a case of keeping up with the Dow-Joneses.

A FRIEND TOLD pianist Peter Nero he's happy with his new-trailer: "For a change we have a home that can run away from the kids." That's Earl, brother. youths 16 to 19 years old in the 11th grade beginning July 1, 1965. pleteo its realignment last Janu VAN JOHNSON finds secret his old suits, which he won't come part of the 50th Armored Division. ary. Changes effective April 15 School districts joining the stand ardized program would be en "About 3 a.m.

the putt-putt cover the remaining non-divisional units in the following counties: throw out. titled to $28 annually for each wakes me up and I turn it off, Middlesex County A new 3rd person enrolled. Funds would be paid from a special driver educa squadron, 102nd Armored Cavalry will be activated and located in tion fund financed by a $1 charge I "I've got suits 30 years old. jThey've got coat-hanger shoulders, wide lapels, and big wide Jazzy stripes like George Raft wore. Thev'U come back in style but "Do you really learn while sleeping?" "Of course not:" he scoffed.

"But I have a beautiful tape recorder to stumble over, and The Expectancy Bend DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR time sewing tiny garments, you mothers-to-be! Keeping your body in shape so that it will return to normal with no loss of time should be high on your agenda, too. Here's an exercise designed to strengthen the tummy and hip muscles of the expectant mother. Lie flat on your back on an exercise mat, arms above your head and elbows bent. Now begin by slowly raising first the head and arms and then gradually, the body, to a sitting position. Now very slowly bring the body forward, touching the floor near your ankles with your fingertips and bending your body down so that your head rests on your knees and your hands grasp your ankles.

Then slowly return to your starting position. Start with three Expectancy Bends and increase slowly to seven. New Brunswick and Woodbridge Men will be drawn from the head quarters and headquarters com I owe it to Phyllis. pany, 103rd Armor Group, the 1st i not in my lifetime." I "How many scripts have you torn up so far?" I asked. "Four.

But I'm tearing them up Oaklyn OES Unit Installs Officers Mrs. Elizabeth P. Ray was installed last night as worthy matron of Oaklyn Chapter 253, Order of Eastern Star. The installation was held in the Audubon Masonic Temple. Others installed were Howard Walker worthy patron; Eleanor Mae Harley, associate matron; Mary H.

Mover, secretary and Gertrude M. Tank Battalion, 53rd Armor, and added to the cost of driver's licenses each year. Mrs. Giles, who with her husband, Clinton, operates the Dual Control Driving School at 7th and Market complained that the bill could "have the effect of putting driving schools out of business within five to seven years." Challenging the greater road the 143rd Transportation Truck Company which will be inactivated. The 102nd Cavalry has not had a 3rd squadron in New Jersey since 1959.

in bigger pieces now. I whipping it." XAMER CIGAT'S asked a friend if he knows any "young, beautiful girls who can sing" just in case Abbe Lane makes the split permanent Danny Atlantic County Battery 5th safety claim, the Driver Education Howitzer Battalion, 112th Artillery, Association contends the "net re sult of this program would be to will move from Atlantic City to Tuckerton. Monmouth County Company "ALTHOUGH," professor of -memory Johnson went on, "Mar-lene Dietrich told me about it years ago in Hollywood. She said, 'Sweetheart, just buy this little machine and put the plugs in vour "And did you?" "No. Both my ears were busy.

I was married to Evie." VAN'S LEARNING the difficult Jason Robards Jr. role In "A Thousand Clowns." He'll play this role 10 weeks in Milburn, N.J., Yonkers, Westport, and Mineola. It's the beginning of a new career as a serious stage actor. When not memorizing, Van goes people-watching In Bloomingdale's or to his clothes closet to look at 250th Supply and Transportation encourage about 80,000 more teenagers a year to take to the highways" and that "safpty will certainly not be served thereby." Expensive Course I Wm. 5.

Penfield i The association claims it would Interview Set For Jobs With Army Corps Hammonton Jaycees To Present Play HAMMONTON The annual spring show of the Hammonton Jaycees. "The Wedding," will be presented in Hammonton High Battalion will move from Sea Girt; to Long Branch. Company of the same Battalion, now split between Long Branch and Tucker- ton will be relocated in Orange, Truck Companies Essex County The 141st Transportation Truck Company will be be the "most expensive course in the schools," adding that "there is something terribly wrong about Stories Behind Words 712 White Horse Pike, Oaklyn MUSIC FRI. and SAT. NITES 1st Appearance In South Jersey DIMENSIONS QUARTETTE Draught Beer mmmmm an education frill, a lollipop, be ing the most costly." A survey of states which had the highest percentage of enroll School auditorium tomorrow at 8:15 p.m.

The two-act play is an original; written by Paul Stoller, a member i of the local group. He is also di-j recting the play. Throughout the Nathan Schwartz, manager of the state employment service office at 910 Broadway, announced today the Army Corps of Engineers will interview applicants Wednesday for jobs the corps has open at Fort Belvoir. Va. Schwartz said the unit is seek Foster-Mother To 13 Boys Feted Today Mrs.

Annie Carr, of 12 Wood-lawn Collingswood, who has been a foster mother to 13 boys over a period of many years, is celebrating her 90th birthday anniversary today. She will be honored at a family party Sunday to be given by Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Turreen, with whom she lives, and Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Turreen. Mrs. Carr formerly lived in Glendale, Pa. She and her husband, Harry a farmer who died nine years ago, had no children of their own. ment in driver education courses showed they also had the highest THE NEW' percentage of teenage accidents.

show will be musical numbers by I members of the cast and several dance routines. I Miss Paula Hile plays the bride. i JIM PENROSE'S TOWNE TAVERN 412 BROADWAY, BROOKLAWN Pnicnft DAVE LINDSAY AT THE ORGAN NITELY EXCEPT TUES. the association said. The $1 a year additional cost of drivers licenses would not be sufficient to pay for the program, the association claimed.

WEST COVE INN LIQUOR STORE SPEEDWAY INN Old White Horse Pike Between Atco and Ancora THE BARONS featuring Bealleramic Music Frl. Sat. Nites :30 P.M. 'til 1:30 A.M. Plus Sun.

7 P.M. 'til Midnite ing 10 electrical engineers and 12 mechanical engineers at salaries ranging from $7,260 to $9,980. Available immediately at the Marie, and Carmen Mazzagatti portrays Tony, the bridegroom. Cove Road Westfield Ave II employment office, Schwartz said, are jobs for 15 first and second-class sheet metal workers who have experience on metal furniture or similar work. The employer, not identified by Schwartz, has a plant in the Princeton area, he said.

PUPIL The round dark spot in the center of a person's eye reflects what is in front of it. When a person stands face to face with another, that spot in one of his eyes will reflect a tiny image of the person he is facing. This was noticed as far back as Roman times. The Latin word for a little doll was "pupilla," the diminutive forms of "pupa," girl, and "pupus," boy. Since their reflections in the eyes of another looked like little dolls, the Romans called the round spot in the eye "pupilla." The word became "pupille" in French and "pupil" in English.

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