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"Want Ad" Service 5-4000 THE SUNDAY HOME NEWS, NEW BRUNSWICK, N. SUNDAY, MARCH 9, 1958. First Ike Milt s'i ft 'y V-. Continued from Page One Continued from Page One comical with my bushy hair." First was so successful in com al reclamation requests would in-cluda 29 million dollars for the upper Colorado river project, and edy roles that a movie career went there to sing for the refugees, he said. At 66, First again is seeking his livelihood as an antiques restorer.

He works in the antiques-fiiled home here where he and his wife set up housekeeping a month ago. Today, with just vivid recollections and a few French sculptures and Italian porcelains remaining from his colorful past, First concludes, "If I had my way and had my life to live aver, I'd be a got to eat." the president was a good customer of mine. I used to sell antiques to ministers and the president. I did restoration of fine arts." First came back to the United States in late November. By luck, I left before the revolution," he said.

In the same month, he married a refugee from the Hungarian revolution who he'd met while on a short visit to the United States in the previous year. He and his wife met at Camp Kilmer when he seven million dollars for the Trinity unit of the California Central I have is mostly French sculpture, ivory carvings and old proce-lains Capo de Monte porcelain and Morano glass." In the late 1930s, First opened his own antiques and antiques restoration business in Greenville. He remained in this business until the war years, when he said he worked as assistant engineer at the Bethlehem Steel plant in Hoboken and also as a toolmaker. Arid Money Goes This versatile man explained, "Work is no shame." Ten years ago, he said, he went to Venezuela with his money, which he described as still a con Valley Project. followed.

He bore a remarkable resemblance to Harpo Marx, so he pointed out when that comedian became ill he substituted for him for several years in the famous Marx Brothers motion picture films. This newcomer to New Brunswick revealed that he. not Harpo, played the role of the pan Sen. Mansfield (D-Mont) said he was "delighter the President is tomiming harpist in the Marx Brothers hit film, "Animal Crack getting behind the proposals of Majority Leader Lyndon Johnson D-Tex) to speed up projects which have been authorized and funded." Mansfield said the proposals for extension of unemployment compensation had been "first urged by Sen. Kennedy (D-Mass) and others." ers," for instance.

siderable fortune, He planned to Open Thursday Night 'til 9 P. M. GLASS SERVICE 1170 Raritan Ave. CH 9-3S42 CH Highland Park-Mi RRORS Largest Selection in Central Jersey STORE FRONT CONSTRUCTION WINDOW GLASS AUTO GLASS FURNITURE TOPS Money Comes Another type of fame came to the young Hungarian in 1929 meanwhile. As the eldest male surviving member of his family, he inherited Sen.

O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) said that President? Eisenhower "now operate a coffee plantation there, and then sank his money in an unfortunate manufacturing venture, in which, he said "I lost about $65,000 to $75,000 easily." "What I saved was my furniture, a couple of thousand dollars and my antiques," he said. Consequently, he turned back to the antiques restoration business in Caracas where, he said, "Even MS. the title and $100,000 from his grandfather. Baron Walter Fuerst de Marothy. But he never assumed the title.

JACOB YOUNG JOHN YOUNG acknowledges we have a recession." The Eisenhower proposal to increase the duration of unemployment payments apparently would be financed wholly by federal funds, although deltails will not be spelled out until next week. "Not in this country," he protested. "Here I'm an American." He found the fortune welcome, however, particularly at that time, which was the start of the Big Depression. So did his friends it seems. He said, "I gave away i- -iMiiranriiMnmii-jiiii-nii-iii $15,000 to $20,000." First, who then found himself RUBBER STAMPS 12-Hr.

Strviet Lew Price Open Evenings Dunbar's -CH. 7-2829 I I exceptionally well off 'YOUR GAVEL, MR. CHAIRMAN' Mrs. Amy Barnewall of Metuchen, outgoing chairman of the Middlesex County Young Republicans, hands the gavel to the newly-elected chairman, Daniel Johnson of Highland Park, during the annual meeting of the group yesterday in Eagleton Foundation on the Douglass College campus. Robert F.

Moss, center, convention chairman, observes the ceremony. had provided himself with a sideline occupation right after his arrival in America. He'd learned the antiques restoration business from the curator at the Metropolitan Johnson Is Elected Chairman Museum of Art, because as he BLAME PLAYING WITH MATCHES 1 Jim Borbely pointed out, opera singing was Kl. 5-5441 'seasonal work. You work for, Of County Young Republicans three or four months, then you FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP, March have no work." Daniel Johnson of 242 Haritan "I was always an antiques col-.

8 Children playing with matches Edison, aH alternate delegates. Frellnghuysen Speaks Hiehland Park, yesterday lector as long as I can remem was elected chairman of the Mid ber," he related. "For the last 40 years I've been collecting. About 75 persons attended the convention which was concluded in the basement of the home of Willy Flemming, Frederick St. at Hamilton were blamed Saturday for.

a fire which destroyed a storage chest, several blankets and an accumulation of rags in the last night a number of Important dlesex County Young Republicans at the annual convention of the group at Eagleton Foundation on the Douglass campus. Johnson succeeds Mrs. Amy Barnewall who received a vote of QUAKE IN CHILE SANTIAGO, Chile, March 8 Uft- national issues facing Young Republicans and the nation today. A severe earth shock was felt here Fin Stlection of St. Patrick's Day and Eastar Crtiting Cards cellar.

at 4:10 p.m. Saturday. There were Freyliiigtouysen, who represents always begins with THE HOME NEWS I the fifth congressional district, is no immediate reports of damage or casualties. Patrolmen Larry Collier and Carl Paul carried three children to safety when they arrived on the scene in response to a call from seeking re-election. Following his election as chair thanks for her conscientious work in the interests of young Republicanism during her term of office.

The election was part of the annual meeting which was followed by a reception for the new officers. Elected besides Johnson are: Mrs. William Jovce of Madison man, Johnson said: "As new chairman for the Middlesex County Mrs. Mary Pleasant, mother of the children, who was cleaning house Young Republicans, I feel that the prospects of our organization grow when the fire broke out. of the East Franklin ing larger in the coming year certainly are very bright.

Young Township, vice chairman; Miss Republicans will definitely work and Community Volunteer Fire Companies made short work of the blaze. Smoke filled the house but flames did not penetrate into the Catherine Najun of South Plain-field, secretary; Carl Frahn of New Brunswick, treasurer: Mrs. long and hard to become assets to the regular Republican organiza John Barnewall and Robert F. tion. We are willing and able to Moss, both of Metuchen, delegates; Joseph Kranowski of North Brunswick.

Mrs. Rav Williams. North work and assist in any way we possibly can. We will defnitely expect to be called upon for that Where does your money go? assistance in the coming general Brunswick, M. James Sheldon of upper floors.

Firefighters responded to alarms for two grass fires Saturday. One was in a wooded area off Loops Lane, discovered by Patrolman Paul and the other was in the rear of the new Ukranian Church near the South Bound Brook line. Neither caused any damage. Edison, and Miss Betty Stiotta of election." Workshops Held Four political workshops pro- ceded the annual meeting, each with a moderator and two panel ists. The first was on "Young Re BATORY SPRINGS LEAK SOUTHAMPTON, England, I Ta 1A 1)97 lm DJicli WILL TAKE YOU TO Pittsburgh, Pa.

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Stanley II. Levine OPTOMETRIST Announces the Removal of His Office to 240 AI.1B0Y METUCHEN publican Activities." Mrs. Amy Barnewall, outgoing chairman of the Middlesex County Young Repubbcans and Herbert Hall described the many activities the county group carries on in the interest of raising funds, the social affairs sponsored by the group, the doorbell ringing phase of vote-getting and the motorcades usually held the Saturday before election. A main purpose, Mrs. Barnewall said, is to stimulate interest in young people in performing their civic duty of voting and helping to get others to exercise their right to vote.

Betty Joyce moderated the discussion. Mayor Robert Baldwin of South Plainfield and Mayor John Chamberlain of Madison Township appeared on the panel "Campaigning in Democratic Areas" to describe their successes in the last election when they won their seats in strong Democratic territories. The moderator was Edward DiNapoli. "Responsibilities of Committeemen and Women" was the topic of the third panel, also moderated by Dan Johnson. Panelists were Anita Zimmerman and Helen Howell, state committeewomen from Middlesex County.

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Harvey discussed his past experiences in his campaign for assemblyman, surrogate and freeholder. Moss, borough attorney in Metuchen, was county chairman of the Young Republicans in 1953 and 1954 and now is an associate state vice chairman. He is a candidate for election as state chairman this hi d( StoW 0 (MuM0ound HIGH FIDELITY HEATER and DEFROSTER DIRECTIONAL SIGNALS LICENSE and TITLE DELUXE RADIO WHITE SIDEWALLS DELUXE CARPETING STRATO-FLIGHT IIYDRA-MATIC FEDERAL and STATE TAXES OIL-BATH AIR CLEARER Hoffman bring you the ultimata in home music system quality with auperb custom hi-fi components Jensen speakers, Garrard record changer, and full-fidelity Hoffman amplifier. Model 8000 features AM-FM tuner. Come see for yourself CONVENIENT TERMS ARRANGED year at the 26th annual New Jer sey Young Republican Convention, May 23-25 in Atlantic City.

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