tamaeratsr* S3. Fair Today g Uml&t, toir te thelS. Tomerrow, cloudy, foltowed by 21,300 rain, Ugh to the low 7ta. Wedne* dty, /air, warmer. See weather, P*ge 2. DIAL 741-0010 VOL. 86, NO. 37 luuel d»liy, Mond.r ihroujh yrUay. teooM Clift Po«t»n ( P«M u Red Buk and it AddllionH itelltQC Omou. RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE Fort Mystery: Has Valachi Gone? WALL TOWNSHIP - Army' authorities shut down the the surprise Sunday activity. But Mr. Brown said he was ster high command meeting of 1959 at Apalachin, N. Y. of the field and no one was allowed to move there. Monmouth County Airport here yesterday in a sudden security only "surmising." . - Mr. Brown said the Army moved swiftly, with whatever "I know that a swift Grumman Mohawk two-passenger move giving rise to reports mobster tattle-Ule Joseph Valachi Valachi once was a cellmate of Vito Genovese, convicted action it had in mind, and with no notice to him. job took off and I was told its mission was to drive off a was being flown to a new safety nest. narcotics overlord who lived for many years in Atlantic High- He added: newspaper airplane which had been hovering about. No spokesman from the Army Electronics Command at lands, in the O. S. Penitentiary at Atlanta. "The Army operates the tower at the field and at about "The Mohawk can\e back in a few minutes. But in the Fort Monmouth, where the 60-year-old confessed killer haj In a prison fight, Valachi killed another inmate and drew 11 o'clock it closed the field down. No one could land or meantime, I'm told—and I wasn't there so I can't say for been quartered recently, would confirm whether he had been a life term. The Federal Bureau of Investigation has said takeoff. sure—several helicopters took off. Whether ail of them came removed to another station-. that Valachi subsequently started talking about underworld "Incoming planes were told they couldn't land, and our back, I don't know." Airport owner Edward I. Brown said, "it's probably pos- secrets, actions of the so-called controlling mobster families' part of the field was told to make no takeoffs. Why Valachi was ever assigned to Fort Monmouth for sible" Valachi, was mushroomed out of Monmouth County in "Cosa Nostra," and particularly of the much-publicized gang- "Security armed patrols took control of the military side custody has not yet been explained. The V. S. Attorney General's Office confirmed last week that he was being held at the main post. Security assurances were increased, more to protect Valachi because of reports the underworld wanted him dead—and would pay $100,000 to the killer—than to keep him from escaping. RaritanCenterUnitFailsJayceesTakeOver Staff members for Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy have said Valachi has been speaking freely about Genovese RARITAN TOWNSHIP — After more than two years of turning; the "center" over to the Township Committee for a The community center committee paid $4,500 down, and others in the criminal underworld. effort and about $5,500 is funds spent, the Raritan Community library, but decided against this. money which was raised prior to the purchase. As the weekend started, New Jersey Attorney Gen. Arthur Center, Inc., has "gone broke" and is "out of business," The James O'Meara, Jaycee president, also confirmed the Mr. Benidickson said lie does not consider the operation F. Sills asked for a federal okay to have agents question Va- Register learned yesterday. story. - to date a failure, but a success. "We have accomplished a lachi about the 10-ycar-oia slaying of crime-leader Willie Mor- Shop was closed Friday night when the community lot," he said, "we just ran out of money." , He said that prior to Friday night's meeting, the Jaycees etti and other New Jersey badland tales. center citizens' committee voted to dissolve itself and permit He pointed out that with the help of the Jaycees, the Reports indicated Valachi would be quizzed this week both the local Junior Chamber of Commerce to take over. had already voted to take over the community center and Attempt to get it into actual operation. upper story of the house has been renovated and made into by Mr. Sills' staff and by a Queens County Grand Jury which The committee has been attempting, to' operate * com- a meeting room, and that the building has been used by some Is concerned with a backlog of gangland killings. munity center building — a two-story frame house which it Delinquent mortgage payments on the building total more local groups for meetings. He said the center has sponsored But if the star witness has been shifted to a new environ- purchased less than a year ago — but without success. than $500, Mr, Benidickson reported. a rifle team which is still active. ment, new schedules will have to be made. Most of the time since the purchase was made, the house Mr. O'Meara said the Jaycees will make good on these A good deal of old furniture, a television set, pin ball (See VALACHI, Page 3) has been locked. Although some alterations have been made, payments immediately, and will formulate plans for fund-rais- machine, sewing machine and other items have been donated the building is still in a state of disrepair, with holes in the ing events and a program for the center. by individuals and business firms, he noted. The West Keans- walls and windows out, and the grounds littered with trash Mr. Benidickson said the community center corporation burg Water Company ran a water line onto the property at and debris. '•':.•. will be legally dissolved, and that the Jaycees will incorporate no charge, he noted, which would have cost about $1,000. Robert Benidickson, president of the community center the center again. Also a Jaycee, Mr. Benidickson will be a But Mr. Benidickson conceded that there has been no committee, refused, initially to confirm the story yesterday, member of the Jaycee committee which reorganizes the center. regular, organized program at the center for young people, but after The Register obtained the facte from other sources, The community center house and 4.3 acres of land which the committee's main goal. he finally conceded; Uiat the committee had decided to dis- surrounds It was purchased for $19,500. " Mr. Benidickson said Asked whether he thought it was a good idea to have pin solve and turn the center over to (he Jaycees. mortgage payments are $79 a month, on a 20-year mortgage. ball machines in the building, he replied, "I know some people He said the committee had debated the possibility of The building is located on Middle Rd., near the high school. . (See CENTER, Page 3) 1/- Meredith 's Ole Miss Graduation Peaceful By SAUL PETT estimated cost of the army A matronly white woman, the procession, there was this who wore a white dress and OXFORD, MISS. (AF)-The troops and U.S. marshals it fanning herself with the com- conversation between the two perky white hat, said only, "I white' people stared, stiffly took to get and keep Meredith mencement program, was over- white women: got a special feeling." ahead, without expression. at Ole Miss. heard whispering to a friend: "Well, I'm glad he's gone." There were those in the audi- The few Negroes in the audi- II Marehalls There "Oh, look, he's going to "There'll be others.' • ence who said the Methodist ence watched somberly from The scene yesterday bore no shake his hand!" "Well, let's hope it'll all be minister,, the Rev. William Ar- small, self-conscious islands. resemblance to the night he She said it with apparent quieter." thur Pennington of Oxford, dis- Except for a few stolen entered last Sept. 30 in an ex- dismay and fear. But the hand Both women spoke with an played courage in his choice of glances, neither group seemed plosion of violence and death. was shook, by university Chan- air of sad resignation. invocation. to look at the other. : Few people at the graduation cellor John Davis Williams, and And what were the Negroes "We acknowledge before Together, under the tall oaks, were aware of the remaining Meredith walked down with his thinking? . thee," he said, "that we live In they sat in awkward silence IS marshalls standing incon- diploma. Mrs. Meredith, the wife of a difficult time when . . . men and watched what neither had spicuously on the fringes of the Perhaps the conversation over- the first Negro graduate, said do not love one another." He ever seen before. • . crowd. heard, between two other white she was "happy, proud and sought divine help to "bring James Howard Meredith, a In a shaded glen, just a women was more character- relieved." unity out of discord, trust out slight man of 30, became the short distance from the scene istic. This occurred as Mere- Moses Meredith, a tall, sol- of suspicion." first. Negro to graduate from of last year's riot, abouf 2,500 dith and the 379 other gradu- emn man whose father was a Main Speaker the University of Mississippi in whites and 40 of Meredith's ates marched out in their caps slave, said of his son's grad- The main speaker was Presi- Its .115-year, history. . family and friends looked bn and gowns, inevitably to an uation, "I'm proud just to see dent John Anderson Hunter of Without incident, he received quietly. organ rendition of "Pomp and a man get an education. That's Louisiana State University. He what some are calling the $5 What were they thinking? Circumstance." al| he ever asked foe." spoke of the South's progress Jam» H. Meredith.,, million 4ipk>ma, that being the Thcxlues were few. As Meredith, disappeared with James Meredith's mother, ' (See MEREDITH, Page 2)

MEET THE GOVERNOR — Brian Gill, 6, center, ion of Prowler Is Shot, Killed Mr. and Mri. Matthew J. Gill, Red Hill Rd., MideHetown, UPPER FREEHOLD TOWN- State Police Sat. Sid Spiegel of tion cards with several :different shakes hands with Gov. Richard J. Hughei, at the Gill SHIP '*- A shirtless intruder of a Hightstown Barracks, called the names, Sgt. Spiegel said. Efforts home, Deepdafe Farm. Looking on, center, it Andrew to make a positive identity are Cream Ridge home was shot and killing "justifiable homicide, . . T. Hatcher, associate White Houie pr«»l secretary, and killed early yesterday by the in defense of home atfd family." being made through fingerprint homeowner, 36-year old Charles Awaits Instructions files. Middletown Mayor Earl Moody. The occasion was a Haines, of Red Valley Rd. Nevertheless, the sergeant said, Mr. Haines' wife was awakened cocktail party given in Mayor Moody's honor by Mr. and Mr. Haines' wife, Doris, wit- results of the investigation will be about 2 a.m. by barking of the Mr«. Gill. Mr. Moody it Democratic candidate for »tate nessed the shooting but their four presented to a county Grand family's dogs outside. She went senator. More than 600 persons attended the affair children, aged 5 through 13, slept Jury. He said he was awaiting to * bathroom on the second floor through it. instructions from Prosecutor Vin- of. the aged, frame two-story Friday. (See story, Page 2). The stranger, believed by state cent P. Keuper whether to make home and switched on a light. police to be a farm worker in a formal charge against Mr. this rural area, was not identi- Haines. From the room, she told police The intruder carried identiHca- later, she saw a man walking fied immediately. up the stairway and thrust a hand around a corner at the Three Trapped landing. Mrs. Dwyer Is Urged Chased Stranger Her scream roused her hus- Miners Located; band, who grabbed a loadeti-12- To Seek Nomination gauge shot gun he kept near the bed. WASHINGTON (AP) -. Rep. They're'All OK' Mr. Haines, Sgt. Spiegel said, NEW AND OLD — This new three-tided shed hai replaced the old railroad station Florence P. Dwyer of Elizabeth chased the stranger down , the i* reportedly under pressure in stairway and fired two shots in Leonardo. The pile of rubble it the remaint of th* old station which wai finally HAZELTON, Pa. (AP) - "We're all okay," one of three some New Jersey Republican cir- from about 29 feet. miners trapped since lait Tuesday near the bottom of a 400- cles to seek the party's senatorial torn down by the Jersey Central Railroad. Middletown officials tried for several foot shaft' shouted to rescuers last night. nomination next year. Dr. Julius A. Toren, Monmouth County Physician, said the man years to get the railroad to either tear down the station or renovate it. Today they awaited drilling of a 28-inch hole with' a rotary Mrs.-Dwyer, however, said she drill so they could be pulled to the surface and reunited with 1 had been shot twice, once in the is not a candidate for the Senate back and once in a shoulder. their families, who never lost hope despite pessimism by authorities and rescue worker. and plans to seek re-election to The official called the death the House next year. Gordon Smith, deputy secretary of the Pennsylvania Bu- ' homicide" and said a Grand reau of Mines, said it would take 24 to 30 hours to drill the "Mike my little old job," she Jury would have to determine Skeptical in Gems Burglary laid in an interview. rescue hole. Rescuers planned to send food and medicine to the responsibility. the men through a six-inch hole that has been drilled to a Mrs. Dwyer was first mentioned Police said entry had been SPRING LAKE - Police are he wanted to rent the vacant The third person who may be depth of 331 feet. by Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., gained through an unlocked living skeptical here. store as a retail shoe outlet. involved, Chief Hurden said, was the man who drove a car in Last night John Biros of nearby Sheppton, a friend of one as a possible senatorial candidate room window on the first floor. They really don't believe two About the same time, an ap- of the trapped miners, David Fellin, 58, also of Sheppton, against the expected re-election In trying to escape, however, the men who paid $55 in deposits on parent customer made a $5 down which the asserted shoe dealer left the scene. shouted into the hole. bid of Sen. Harrison A. Williams man had no time to get back to two seemingly unrelated deals payment to Mr. Tack's business "Who are you?" came the reply from the mine. "We're Jr., D-N.J., after her re-election the window and was attempting Friday — in a building where associate, Miss Marie Hooper, for All three men are identified as all okay." victory last year. to open a locked-front-door at the$60,000 in gems were soon to be a diamond pin the "customer" white, in their mid 40s, of med- ium build and height. Biros leaped back from the hole and exclaimed: "They She won re-election to her fourth foot of the staircase.. missed — will come back to said he wanted for a present to are alive! I hear them! They're alive." two-year term last November.by Mr.' Haines works as a lineman complete their transaclions. his wife. Mr. Tack, a diamond consult- The dramatic contact with the men brought relief to a a margin of almost 37,000 votes. for Public Service Electric Co. Police Chief Russell H. Hurden Both men said they would be;ant who came here from Newark vigil which had lasted 134 hours and 25 minutes. New Jersey House Republicans, Rep. Florence P. Dwyer in Trenton. thinks their deals are now al- back today to complete rtie trans- about 10 years ago, discovered Gene Gibbons, co-owner of the coal mine with Fellin, who meet for lunch several times ready well concluded. "A most actions. Police said they will be the burglary when he went to lowered a microphone and an electric light last night to bet- monthly./ have reportedly . been professional burglary," he esti waiting, but not too optimistical- his store Saturday near noon. ter pinpoint the men's position. The microphone failed to con- rinammous in.urging Mrs. Dwyer mated. ly. (See GEMS, Page 3) vey their voices but the men talked through the hole. to seek the nomination. More Rights Protests Some time before dawn Satur "Can you see the light?" asked Gibbons. One source said Republican state day a wall between a vacant "No," replied Fellin." chairman Webster Todd had dis- store and 87-year-old Jean R. "Where are you?" cussed the question with Mrs. Tack's jewelry shop, 1217 Third New County Road "Behind some limber near a pipe." Dwyer. Seen in Elizabeth Ave., was opened precisely at the "Are you going to be able to reach the light?" She, however, has usually been ELIZABETH (AP) - This city, "YouVe hurting the kids," and spot where the diamond consult- "We are blocked in a hole and can't get out." reluctant to discuss it and hasstunned by a battle between po- some of the 80 demonstrators at ant kept his standard, floor-size Signs Are Installed "It was not Immediately certain whether the other two many times quickly changed the lice and Negro pickets Friday, the scene clashed with the arrest safe. men who were trapped, Henry Throne, 28, of Hazelton, and subject when senatorial politics is anticipated today continuing civil ing officers. Opened With Torch FREEHOLD—New signs iden- most heavily traveled roads—are Louis Bova, 52, of Pattersonvllle, could talk. Several timeJ, broached. She declined comment. rights demonstrations against job Several patrolmen and pickets The safe was pulled into the tifying all Monmouth County not affected by the new program. Throne was asked to talk but there was no response. Mrs. Dwyer has already defeat- discrimination. were knocked to the ground. It vacant store and opened with highways by their correct num- The 500 series was labeled sev- A garbled message was understood as saying that one ed Williams twice in election bat- Eighty'persons were arrested was the third scuffle that had an acetylene torch. Its contents bers—and with a reminder of eral years ago to fit into a na- man was Injured, apparently not seriously. tles. , Friday during sit-down protests erupted during two weeks of dem-of diamonds, gold for manufac- who is respons'ble—arc going up. tional civilian defense evacuation Fellin's stepson, Joseph Kline, who had stayed at the mine Williams was one of the losing and picketing at the construction onsmtlons. A total of 50 arrests ture of ring settings, and aged The 700-plus signs being pattern and have been well-iden- every night, was there when contact was made. tified. candidates in a six-way race for site of a private apartment house had been made in earlier demon- decorative gems was emptied. irected at key Intersections (See MINERS, Page 3) three assembly seats in Union at Newark and Pairmount Ave- strations. Screens placed in front of the along most of more than 400 But the bulk of the county's County. Mrs. Dwyer was one ofnues and at the Union County Civil rights leaders have asked display window and at a rear miles of county roads read: system is In the far-greater num- the winners. Courthouse Annex project. that seven trade unions working at door, and a collection of burglars' ber of roads which, in most tools, were left behind. Monmouth County (route num- cases, have never had a route The fist fight between the dem-jhe c o u n t y project each hire at ber). . .Maintained by the Board Today's Index least two Negro apprentices. Police suspect three people, but number sign on their shoulders, onstrators and police raged for of Freeholders." Mr. Preston said. Page Arrow Hit* Mark five minutes at the apartment The stata entered the dispute they can't Identify any of them. Page Friday, George Pfaus, director of Pinkerton detectives and the County Road Supervisor How In recent years, ho added, all Allen-Scott ., I Editorials « MINNEAPOLIS (AP)-Charle« house site. One policeman suffered county roads have been tagged Amtiiements it Violette stepped outside to clean a minor head injury. There were the New Jersey Civil Rights Divl county Prosecutor's Office are ard J. Preston said each of the Herblock « sion, said he would recommend helping in the investigation. metal stamped-signed and metal with numbers and these appear Blrthi „ 2 Movie Timetable It his front steps yesterday and no reports of Injuries among the on virtually all up-to-date road wound up with an arrow through damonstratora.. today, a procedure, for the, state Chief Hurden gave this back- posts run the taxpayers $9.70 Jim Bishop ., « Obituaries - * ; map*.; issued by. governmental Sylvia Porttr t his shoulder. Hurtraj Th« Kidi to follow. He sairf*he would sub-ground: • .';'•'•' '';••."•;".' ' web. The "total! program: will !»«».,,• „.,,,.,- is mit his plan to Gov. Richard J. On Friday afternoon, Walter cost in the neighborhood of $10,-and private sources, Including Jehu ChambtrUio i Sporti "'"/.:::&..: ::.:..:_.::_.;.JMf.' No Indians, Just neighbor kids The fight broke out as police the major oil companies. taking archery practice, Hughes and Atty. Gen. Arthur J. Clayton, owner of the building in- 000, he estimated. Claullled ._.. 11 Succeuful Investing I tried (o move several juveniles The new plan will put more Violette was treated at a hos- Sills. volved, accepted a $50 deposit Mr. Preston said all highways Cornice H Television At who had locked arms and sit In from in unknown man who 1. died early, yesterday In River- own campaign for adoption of a Though he attacked • Sen. Stout's statement: tious bartender of Duffy's Tavern. Tuesday cloudy with occasional Island. i mouth Medical Center after a iew Hospital, where she had $750 million capital construc- Stout's position on the bond is- Services are scheduled for 11 "It is his duty as a legislator periods of rain. Highest tern short illness. been a patient one month. tion bond issue and his Demo- sue directly, the governor also a.m. ia All Saints Episcopal Mr. Decker was born M Jer- i tell the people the truth. peratures in the 70s. sey City, and had lived In this Bom in Irvington, he had lived Born in London, England, Mrs. cratic Party's ambition to take flayed the opposition stands of "We do need the money. If he Church. Sherwood was the daughter of over control of the State Senate. Mortmouth's Republican Assem- High during the past 24 hours, He died Saturday, at the age area for more than 16 years. here 38 years. Formerly in the loesn't favor the bond issue, let 77. Low, 51. Ocean temperature, He was a partner in Decker's foundry business, he was a re- the late Patrick and Mary Murray The governor invaded the blymen Alfred N. BeaxJleston and im take a position on a sales of 62, in Good Samaritan Hos- Hart. She came to this country Irving E. Keith. 62. pital, after several weeks' illness West End Tavern, here. He was tired operator of a drop-forge. He home bailiwick of Republican r income tax." was a member of the Blind Men's as a girl and had resided here Sen. Richard R. Stout in Ocean Under the Hughes proposal, the with a liver ailment. a former member of the Raritan And,, addressing the Ocean TIDES Association here. 18 years. Township to reply, at.a Demo- state will float bonds for imme- Gardner rose to fame in the Township Police Department and Township Democratic rally of Sandy Hook Mrs. Sherwood had been em- cratic rally, to Mr. Stoufs an- diate construction programs for 1940s when he drawled into the a retired supervisor with Western Surviving are his wife, Mrs, more than 200 people at the TODAY — High 8:54 p.m. and ployed as a housekeeper at St. nouncement Thursday he was highways and institutions and telephone: "Duffy's Tavern, Union, New York City. Elizabeth Lauer; two sons, Ed- Georgian House, the governor as- low 2:50 p.m. Anthony's Catholic Church, Red opposed to the proposed bond pay them off mostly with future where the elite meet ta eat. Mr. Decker was a World War ward F. Lauer, here, and'Theo- sailed Assemblyman Beadleston TOMORROW - High 9:23 a.m. Bank, and previously as an as- issue. proceeds from the new-independ- Archie the manager speakin'. II veteran and a member of the dore Lauer of Belford; five as "the local Barry GoMwater and 9:33 p.m. and low 3:37 a.m sistant dietician at Riverview ent New Jersey Turnpike Au- Duffy aint heah. ' Pine Knot Rod & Gun Club, Rar- daughters, Mrs. James Letts of Earlier, Mr. Hughes had spent of New Jersey." and 3:36 p.m. Hospital. She was a past pres- thority. Gardner was the originator of itan Township. this place, Mrs. Clyde Harrel of several hours at a lawn party Mr. Beadleston, though he For Red Bank and Rumsoi nt of the American Legion Aux- Duffy's Tavern, which played Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Cobiden, III., Mrs. Frank Scarpa given by Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Many critics have held that roted In the Assembly to allow bridge, add two hours; Se iliary of North Arlington and a for years on radio, for one year Marcella Janls Decker; a step- of Highlands, Mrs.,Thomas Curi- J. Gill at their home In Middle- the estimated (500,000 interest to he bond issue question to come Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long former member of the Ladies' on television and was made into daughter, Mrs. Josephine Hack ey of New Monmouth and Mrs. before the public, . charged Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Auxiliary of Eagle Hose Com- a movie, Although his Hollywood ett, this place; two brothers, Edward Golden of Riverside last week that it is unconstitu- land bridge, add 40 minutes. pany Number 1, also In North career began as a produc- James Decker and Frank Decker, Heights; three brothers, Albert tional. Arlington. MARINE er, Gardner often joked about both of this place; three sisters, and William Lauer of Union and Marine Labs Have The governor commented: Mrs. Ann Irons of Long Branch, August Lauer of Newark; a sis Cape May to Block Island- 'backing into acting." He said Surviving are her husband, "If ever a man was dragged Variable winds 5 to 10 knots th he couldn't find the right kind Mrs. Jane Ustynick and Mrs. ter, Mrs. Joseph Veit of Orange; Claude Sherwood; two daughters, licking and screaming Into the morning, becoming onshore 10 t< of mug to play Archie, so he did Margaret Sullivan, both of this 16 grandchildren and 10 great Miss Virginia Marass of Houston, 1st Tagged Bluefish !Oth century it is Mr. Beadle- 15 knots this afternoon. South it himself. place, and five grandchildren. grandchildren. Tex., and Mrs. Carl Wood of iton." Neptune City; three sons, Ed- easterly winds 10 to 15 knots to- Services will be Wednesday at The funeral will be held in Mr. Keith, the governor de- night and Tuesday. Fair weath He became the prototype of ward J. Marass of Hopelawn and SANDY HOOK-John R. Clark, week in the labs' project to learn 1:30 p.m. In the John J. Ryan the Scott Funeral Home, Belford, clared, offers a "false approach" er followed by occasional rain the lovable bartender, who mixed Home for Funerals, Keansburg, Kenneth P. and Robert H. Ma- issistant director of the Marine more about the wily blue, de- at 11 a.m. Wednesday, with Rev. In a suggestion for an overall early Tuesday. Visibility abov humor, advice, wisdom, mali- with Rev. John Cram, rector of rass, both of Rumson; a sister, Laboratory, announced Friday scribed by Dr. Lionel A. Walford, proplsms and drinks. F. Osterstock of the Atlantic that the first known successful director of the lab, as "the mys- study of state efficiency and 5 miles, lowering locally to 1 to St. Mark's Episcopal Church Mrs. Agnes Matney of Petaluma, Born In Astoria, N.Y., Gardner Highlands Presbyterian Church tagging and recovery of a blue- economy. Mr. Hughes said such miles in occasional rain. Keansburg, officiating. Buria Calif., and 14 grandchildren. ery fish of the Atlantic." was a representative for the J. officiating. Burial will be in Fair fish has been accomplished. an effort was recently complet- will be in Fair View Cefaetery. Many efforts to tag bluefish ed by the state Tax Policy Com- Walter Thompson Advertising View Cemetery. Services will be Wednesday at Marine Lab officials expressed have been made in the past, but Agency before he became a pro- 8:30 a.m. from the Worden Fu- mission. MRS. CATHERINE ORR delight at receiving t tag from so far as is known, no tagged ducer. He originated the Rudy FRANK C. WOGLOM neral Home, Red Bank, and at The governor made It clear he HAZLET—Mrs. Catherine Orr, one of the bluefish released last lue had ever been caught untl Vallee-John Barrymore radio FAIR HAVEN-Frank C. Wog- 9 a.m. in St. Anthony's Church is risking his political fortune on 78, of 30 Irwin PI. died Thursday William Schlaper, Sunrise Fish show and directed George Burns where Msgr. Salvatore DiLorenzo the bond issue campaign. He In Monmouth Medical Center aft- lom, 48, of 19 Timber Ct. died Company, Daganon Blvd., Islip, and Grade Allen, AI Jolson, Bing Saturday in Monmouth Medical will officiate at .a Requiem Mass. charged that his opponents seek RIVERVIEW er a long illness. Four Hurt N. Y., caught one in his Atlantic Crosby and Fanny Brice in their Center, after a shdrt illness. Burial will be in Fair View Cem- defeat of the public question in Red Bank Born in New York, she had etery, Middletown. fish pond" just south of Fire hopes it will mean hi? downfall shows. Born in Brooklyn, son of Mrs. island, probably on Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Sandrc lived here five years. She was but declared that he will be a With Gardner when he died the widow of William Orr. Eugene D. Molyneaux of Long In Matawan Thursday. 2 Colby La., Hazlet, daughre were his wife of 21 years, former SAMUEL WOLF candidate for another term as Surviving are. a son, Arthur Branch and the late Frank P. Friday. New York radio and stage actress KEANSBURG — Samuel Wolf, Nor is it known what has be chief executive }n 1965 In any Orr, with whom she lived; a Woglom, he had lived here 10 Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Polonsky Simone Hegeman, and their two 63, of 19 Brookside Ave. died Accident come of the tagged blues of past event. daughter, Mrs. August Koenig of years. He moved here from Nor- experiments. One theory holds 151 Harding Rd., Red Bank, sons, Edward Jr., 19, and Saturday in his home. MATAWAN - Four persons Of Sen. Stout, Mr. Hughes South Plalnfield, and two grand walk, Conn. hat the tagging in some way daughter, Friday. Stephen, 15. Born in New York, Mr. Wolf were injured as a result of an said: children. Mr. Woglom was a district causes them to die, Mr. Clark Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elliot was a resident here 12 years. accident on Main St. Saturday "That senator is against The funeral will be held tomor- manager for the World Wide Au said, and another is that the othe: Front St., Keyport, daughter night when, a Somerville woman fulfilling the needs of the state. row at 8 a.m. from the Day Fu- tomoblle Corporation in Long Is- He was employed as a techni- bluefish attack the tagged fish Friday. cian by the Verona Dyestuff Co., said, a car drove Into the wrong If I lived in this county, I would 3 Attend neral Home, Keyport, to Holy land City, L. I, and a former and kill it. Mr. and Mrs. James O'Han Union. He was a member of the lane and struck her vehicle. never vote for him." Family Catholic Church, Union Bulck dealer in Red Bank. He 14 Monterey Dr., Harlet, daugl First Methodist Church, the The fish that Mr. Schlaper ter, Saturday. Beach, where Rev. Joseph J was a former member of the Red Injured were Richard C. Sturt, caught was described as be- School For American Association of Textile Mr. and Mrs. Donald Devin Fox, pastor, will offer a Requiem Bank Lions Club. 38, of M Wyckoff St.; his son ing 29>4 Inches long, 13 inches Chemists and Colorlsts, the Na- 93 South St., Red Bank, son, Sal High Mass at 9 o'clock. Buria Surviving, besides his mother, Dennis Sturt, 11, and Mr, and around, and weighed seven Meredith tional Audubon Society, an asso- urday. will be in Calvary Cemetery, are his wife, Mrs. Rita Jones Mrs. Theodora Suydam of Som pounds. It had been ragged and (Continued) Jaycee-ettes ciated member of the American Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gartne Long Mand, N. Y. , Woglom; a daughter, Miss Lynn erville. released about 15 miles southeast and Invited the graduates to RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Mrs. Museum of Natural History, and 58 Fourth St., Highlands, son Albert Ortlieb, president of the Woglom at home, and a son, the Staten Island Zoological Soci- Hospital official* said this of Sandy Hook. concentrate their futures on MRS. GEORGE W. WAKEFIELD Saturday. Raritan Bay Area Jaycee-ettes Peter Woglom at home. ety, Inc. morning that Mrs. Suydam, who Fishermen catching tagged "the emerging South." IRVINGTON - Mrs. Lena Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Belicos and two chapter members, Mn. Services will be tomorrow at suffered chest and leg injuries, is blues have been asked to return Meredith's reaction to that, Wakefield of 101 Union Ave. Surviving is his wife, Mrs, 55 Matilda Ter., Long Brand II a.m. in the Worden Funeral in fairly good condition and Mr. the tags to the Sandy Hook Ma- Judging by recent Interviews, John Quattrocchi, vice president; widow of George W. Wakefield, Margaret Norden Wolf. daughter, Saturday. Home, Red Bank, with Rev. Ed- Suydam is In good condition. He rine Laboratory, Box 428, High- might have been predictably and Mrs. Warren Van Nosdall, died Friday In the Memorial Cen- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cu attended a special leadership ward N. Harrison of the Red The funeral will be held to- suffered facial and leg injuries. lands, along with data on the bitter. He has insisted his ter for Women, Newark. She was morrow at 11 a.m. in the John ningham, 127 Hazlet Ave., Haz training school held by the state Bank Presbyterian Church offi- Dennis Sturt received injuries date and location of capture, and graduation does not represent 81. J. Ryan Funeral Home. Burial let, son, Saturday. organization of Parillo's Restau- ciating. Cremation will be at to the face, head and right leg type of fishing gear used. progress, pointing out, "I still Mrs. Wakefield was a member will be in Fair View Cemetery, Mr. and Mrs. John Caruso, 4: rant, Belleville. Rose Hill Crematorium, Linden. it was reported. His condition was In the local area, fishermen need three carloads of mar- North Bridge Ave., Red Bank and former officer of the Genera Middletown. ' The forums, on subjects rang- listed as good. Mr. Sturt, who re- are requested to keep the tags in- shals following me." son, Saturday. Putnam Council 31, Sons and tact, with the fish, and call th ing from public relations and FRANK McKENNA ceived facial injuries, was treated Almost to the end, his grad- Mr. and Mrs. John Berger, 2 Daughters of Liberty. She leaves MRS. JEAN L. PARSONS laboratory. A laboratory employ- parliamentary procedure to pro- BUTLER — Frank McKenna of and released. uation was resisted by Gov. Seeley Ave., Keansburg, daugh a sister, Mrs. George Everett ol JACKSON TOWNSHIP - Mrs. ee will be sent Immediately to in- per maintenance of treasurer's 15 Washington St. died of a heart Patrolmen Carmen Messina and Ross Barnett of Mississippi. It ter, yesterday. East Keansburg. Marian A. Parsons, 42, of Wright- spect the bluefish and re records, and leadership, were attack Friday in front of his William Hauser investigated and was Barnett who led the orig- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas George Services, were scheduled for DeBow Rd. died Saturday in her trieve the tag. praised by Mrs. Ortlieb as a place of employment, the Public Mr. Sturt was Issued, a careless inal resistance and was cited 9 Loshen PI., Belford, daugt this afternoon at 1 o'clock In the home. great aid to the woman who Is Service Electric Company build- driving summons tor a hear- for contempt for defiance of a ter, yesterday. Haberle and Barth Home for Fu active in civic organizations. ing in Jersey City. He was 61. Born in Newark, she was. the ing Sept. 12 In Municipal Court. federal court order. It was Mr. and Mrs. Paul Palmerl nerals, here. daughter of Edward Wood of The keynote address by James Mr. McKenna moved here from , s Mrs. Suydam said that the Sturt Barnett who until a few days 25 Grove St., East Keansburg Truck Hits Jersey City in 1933. He had Philadelphia and the late Carrie car veered Into her lane and ago was trying to have the daughter, yesterday. Skidmore, state Jaycee president, worked for Public Service for 39 Wood. Besides her fattier, Mrs. caused the mishap and, police Negro expelled from Ole Miss was on the subject "The Woman Mr. and Mrs. Thomai Truck Driver, years. Parsons is survived by her hus- •aid, Mr. Sturt reported ha could Hydrant In for violating a university or- Schwarze, 177 Ninth St., Belford Behind the Man" and told auxil- band, Jean L. Parsons; two sons, not account for the accident. der against "inflammatory" daughter, yesterday. iary members how they could Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Jean L. Parsons, Jr., of Roches- help husband; be better Jaycees. The Matawan First Aid Squad Fair Haven statements. The attempt failed. Mr. and Mrs. John Sorrei 2 Others, Hurt Helen. Rieger McKenna; two ter, N. Y., and Aaron Wayne Par- tlno, Rt. 79, Marlboro, daughtei Mrs. John Mattson, state Jay- sons, John and Robert McKenna, sons at home; two daughters, treated the injured and transport' FAIR HAVEN - Residents In And yesterday James Howard MIDDLETOWN - The driver yesterday. cee-ette president, also was pres- both of Newfoundland; a daugh- Miss Karen Parsons and Miss ed them to the hospital. the Knollwood School area wen Meredith, holding a bachelor of a panel truck carrying elghl ent at a luncheon which was part ter, Mrs. John Whitmore of Debra Lynn Parsons, both at without water 'briefly yesterday of arts degree In political Mr. and Mrs. John Lentoski, young persons is in critical con- of the days'' activities. this place; a sister, Mrs. Albert home, and her stepmother, Mrs. afternoon after a truck crashed science from the University of 350 Belleville Ave., BetleviU dition this morning In Rivervlew Military Chiefs Mississippi, became a fellow daughter, this morning. The New Jersey Jaycee-ettes are Roche of North Arlington; three Josephine Wood of Philadelphia. into a fire hydrant in front of the the first state Jaycee Auxiliary Hospital with multiple cuts and brothers, Edmund McKenna of alumnus of Gov. Ross Barnett. MONMOUTH MEDICAL Services are scheduled for this school at Harrce Rd. and Third to hold such leadership forums. a possible broken hip, after his North Arlington, Vincent McKen- Set to Testify CENTER afternoon at 2 o'clock in Free- St. and cut off the water supply. truck hit a pole on Chapel Hill na of Keansburg and John Mc- Long Branch man's Funeral Home, Freehold, , WASHINGTON (AP) HMillUry The truck stopped on the school Rd., at Sleepy Hollow Rd., lag Kenna of Santa Ana, Calif., and with Carl Averitt of the Jehovah's chiefs face Senate questioning lawn. Cars Collide Mr. and Mrs, Charles Anto night. six grandchildren. today on the limited nuclear test Police Chief Carl J. Jakubecy nuccl, 14 Collins St., Keansburg, Name Shebell Police Identified the driver as Witnesses officiating. Burial will ban treaty. said the truck driver, James L. son, this morning. Louis J. Donato, 19, of Rt. 35, Services were this morning be in Maplewood Cemetery, Free- from the Morrison Funeral Home hold. They're already on record as Foye, 33, of 76 South Fifth Ave In Matawan Mr. and Mrs. Victor Olivera, Middletown. To Bond Unit to St. Anthony's Catholic Church, favoring it If safeguards are Long Branch, told police he losl MATAWAN — Two persons 13 Broadway, Long Branch, Passengers in the truck, Joan TRENTON - Thomas Shebell, here. taken against some risks they control' of the vehicle. were slightly Injured Saturday in daughter, this- morning. Quackenbush, 17, of Valley Dr. MISS ROSETTA GREENFIELD Republican mayor of Asbury say are involved. But their ap- Mr. Foye, who escaped Injury, an accident at Rt. 34 and Edge- Mr. and Mrs. Juan Lopez, 101 Naveslnk, and John Burns, 22, o RUMSON - Miss Rosetta Park, has been named to t bi- pearance before the Senate For- was given a summons for care- water Dr. University PI., Long Brand 20 Maple Dr., Hazlet, were HORATIO R. HAMMOND Greenfield, 67, of 6 Third St. died daughter, this morning. partisan committee in support of treated for multiple cuts and re- CHRISTIANBURG, Va. - eign Relations Committee gives less driving by Patrolman Rob Police said that a car driven Friday morning in Riverview Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sa: Gov. Richard J. Hughes' $750 leased. Horatio Robert Hammond, 63, them their first chance to offe ert J. O'Neill. by Joan V. Gibillsco, 31,. of Ave- Hospital, where she had been a born, 100 Nivesink Ave., Hlgl million bond issue plan, it was formerly of Jersey City, died las public views on provisions of the The truck had to be towed from nel, was struck in the rear when No report as to the extent o patient three weeks. lands, daughter, this morning. disclosed Friday. , week of a heart attack at the pact which bans all but under- the scene, the chief said. she stopped prior to making Injuries to the other passenger! Born in Wallace, N.Y., Miss Mr. and Mrs. Ralph DeFilllpc Monmouth County's five Re- Radford Ordnance Works ere ground tests. turn from the highway into the was immediately available from »* Greenfielfield was the daughter of 112 University PI., Long Branc publican representatives in the he was employed. . 6en. Maxwell D. Taylor, chair- Social Worker Plan side street. the hospital. the late Allen and Annabelle son, yesterday. legislature all have voiced op- Surviving are his wife, Mrs House Greenfield. She had lived man of the Joint Chiefs, testified A car driven by Juan R. Mas- position to the bond plan. last week that the chiefs were Will Be Considered Mr. and Mrs, Alonzo Wrlgh Helene Bartel Hammond; t here three years and formerly in son, 28, of New York, was un- A source close to the Governor FREEHOLD - A proposal t( Lincoln Village, Asbury Par Tax, Appeals Are daughter, Mrs. W. D. Mauldin ol Geneseo, N.Y. She was em- unanimous in support of th able to stop, according to po- said Shebell has decided to serve downgrade qualifications for so daughter, Saturday. Jersey City; a son, Robert E. ployed as a lady's companion. treaty while recommending safe- lice, and hit the Gibillsco ve- on the committee because he be- cial workers employed' by countj Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Copelam Below '62 Level Hammond of Shrewsbury; three guards such as Improved detec- hicle. lieves the bond issue would pro- Services wiU be this afternoon welfare boards, to exclude the 24 Brentwood Ave., Freehold, brothers, Edwin B. Hammond of tion devices, an underground test- Both drivers were taken to the vide funds for roads leading to FREEHOLD - Tax appeali at 2 o'clock in Geneseo Methodist necessity of a college degree son, Saturday. West Palm Beach, Fla., Freder- ing program and quick resump- office of Dr. Aram A. Captanian the shore. from local assessments In Mon Church, with burial in Temple will be considered Wednesday bj Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Smith, 21 ick G. Hammond of.Rahway and tion of atmospheric tests should Main St., where they were mouth County for 1943 are wel Hill Cemetery, Geneseo. Local the county Board of Freeholders, Norgrove Ave., Elberon, daug Robert W. Johnson, 70, Alvin Hammond of Basking arrangements are under the di- Russia break the pact. treated and released. prominent Republican and for- under those received by the 1 The recommendation will comi ter, Saturday. Ridge; four sisters, Mrs. Henri- rection of the Worden Funeral Secretary of Defense Robert S. No summonses were issued by mer board chairman of the John- county Tax Board a year ago. to the board from the count Mr. and Mrs. William Whit etta Mltler of Costa Mesta, Calif. Home, Red Bank. McNamara already had assured investigating Patrolmen Carmen son and Johnson pharmaceutical Welfare Board which ha 11 Second Ave., Eatontow Board Secretary Ross R. Beck Mrs. Rita Carmody -of Long the senate that provision would Messina and William Hauser firm has agreed to serve on the Beach, Calif., Mrs. Irene Vaden adopted a resolution urging th daughter, Friday. said about 1,285 appeals were MRS. LOUIS GATTI be made for these and othe pending further investigation. committee and probably will of Raleigh, N.C., and Mrs. Matil- change. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Davi received before the deadline LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Jose- safeguards. serve as honorary chairman, a da Wilson of Colonla, and The welfare board contends 120 River St., Red Bank, soi Aug. 15, compared to more than five phine R. Gatti, 75, of 762 Greens Slated to testify at this morn- Friday. source close to Hughes said. 3,000 in 1962. grandchildren. ing's open' hearing and at finds the college degree demartc Johnson is a longtime friend of Ave. died Saturday In Fitkin Hos- Mr. and Mrs. James Mapp The rush last year followed closed afternoon session where an unnecessary requirement the Governor. pital. 406 Pine St., Union Beach, daug town-wide reassessments in vir- Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, Army which has adversely affected ap ' EDWARD J. SANTRY Mrs. Gatti was ,born in New ter, Friday. Hughes would neither confirm tually all municipalities as the I chief of staff; Adm. David L. plicants worthy of appointment MATAWAN - Edward J. San- York City. She moved here last Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deat nor deny the reports. He said county moved up to 100 per eenl McDonald, chief of naval opera- The freeholders are asked t< try, 72, died Friday morning at year from West Allenhurst. She 956 Middletown,-Llncroft Rd, he expects to announce a com- local assessments. Hearings on tions, and Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, concur In the welfare board' the home of a son, John E was a communicant of St. Mi- Middletown, daughter, Friday. mittee of 20 to 25 persons in 3 appeals will start Aug. 26 and Air Force chief of staff . action and to urge action by the Santry of (6 Wyckoff St. chael's Catholic Church, West Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaBovi or 4 days. decisions will be filed by Nov. 15 Gen. David M. Shoup, Marim state Legislature and Gov, Rich (Send your problems to George, He also is survived by another End. ard J, Hughes 89 Park Ave., Keansburg, daugl son, Thomas P. Santry,'who is Corps commandant, also was in- In care of this newspaper.) FIRST BIRTHDAY Mrs. Gatti was the widow of ter, Friday. the borough .engineer of Rum- Louis Gatti. She is survived by vited to testify. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muzz MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Dear George: Khrushchev's son, and seven grandchildren. a son, John Gatti of San Antonio, Schuber PI., Eatontown, daugl The first birthday of Jacalyn Phillips Named My wife hasn't spoken to me Services will be tomorrow from Tex.; two sisters, Mrs. Vincent ter, Friday. Stacey Singer, daugher of Mr. Study Fingerprints in two weeks. Trip Plans Secret the McGinley Funeral Home, 29' Curcio of Clifton and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Edward McNultj arid Mrs. Melvin Singer, 8 Deer- LONDON (AP) - Scotland ield Director J. J, Broad St., Stapleton, Staten Is- Charles Molinarl ©(.Atlantic City; 292 Middle Rd., Hazlet, son, Frl field La., Strathmore, was cele- MOSCOW (AP) — Premier Yard experts, studying 15 sets ol NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) -Dr. Dear J. J.: Khrushchev's plans for travel to land, followed at 10 a.m. by a a brother, Frank Contonl of Vine- fingerprints found at the farm Wflliam M. Phillips, Jr. will b« day. brated with a party for family Requiem Mass in St. John Bap- landI, and three grandchildren. Braggart. and friends Aug. 10. Guests were Yugoslavia were shrouded in the hideout used by the great tram field director of a youth oppor- Mr. and Mrs. John Dellent, tist de la Salle CatJiolic Church Services will be tomorrow at 9 West Highland Ave., Atlanti her maternal grandmother, Mrs. usual Kremlin secrecy today. robbery gang 10 days ago, hoped tunities project in Newark's South Dear George: Stapleton. a.m. in St. Michael's Church. Highlands, son, Friday. Yetta Rubinstein, New York; One report had said he would today that the prints would iden- Side High School district, Dr I met this man who says he Is Burial, under the direction of the paternal grandmother, Mrs. Anna leave his vacation home on the tify more of the men who got Mason W. Gross, president a painter and who wants to paint Mr. and Mrs. George Colberi MRS. JOHN A, DOMBEK Wcolley Funeral Home, will be Sjnger, Perth Amboy; Harvey-Ru- Black Set last night by train away with $7.28 million. Rutgers University, announced to me. Should I charge him by the 384 Willow Ave., Long Branc MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Bertha In Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, , The prints were found in build- son, Thursday. binstein, New York; Mr. and But today there were reports tha day. hour or charge a flat fee? I have he might go by train tonight, or Dombeck, 73, of 405 Woodbine Newark. ings at isolated Leatherslade Dr. Phillips will establish a never been painted before, PATTERSON ARMY HOSPITA Mrs. Martin Singer and children St., Belford, died Thursday after Farm a( Oakley, the gang's hide- Kagan and Mr. and Mn. Nathan by pMne tomorrow. office in the district and direct Sue Fort Monmouth long illness. She was the wid EDWIN L. CARLSON, SR. out 18 miles from where the Glas- Nacheman, Perth Am/boy, and He ij due in Yugoslavia to- research into methods of expand- Dear Sue: Capt. and Mrs. Walter ow of John A. Dombek. WEST KEANSBURG - Edwin glow-London mail train was hel Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen and morrow for a week's visit with ing educational and occupational It seems to me that you are Crafton, 47 Vaughn Ct,, Foi She is survived by a brother- L. Carlson, Sr., 66, of 45 Hud- up. Police hoped they would President Tito. opportunities for youth. The proj- rather badly confused. Painters Monmouth, son, Wednesday. children Stewart and Jane and in-law and his wife, Mr. and son Ave. died Wednesday in the match prints in the yard's crim- eot Is a joint undertaking of| usually charge you. Why do yoi Capt, and Mrs, Joseph Conra Mr. and Mrs. William Schwartz Mrs. Steve Dombek of Freehold. Veterans Administration Hospital, inal records. Rutgers and the city of Newark (eel you should be painted any- Tirre, Jr.,. 607 Pine Brook Rd. and son David, Strathmore. Car Hits Pole Services were this morning a East Orange. II a.m. in Freeman's Funera how? However, if you persist In Fort Monmouth,/son, Thursday. RED BANK - A Red Bank Born In Chicago, he had lived this mad notion,' make sure you: LOOK FOR CAR Home, Freehold, with Rev. John here 15 years. Mr. Carlson was a SECRETARIAL SERVICE MIDDLETOWN - Police here woman was Injured yesterday D. Merwin of the First Methodist Another Weather Record first coat is dry before he ap- when a car she was driving hit * retired carpenter. plies the second and -be sure HAZLET — The Jo-An Seer this morning are looking for a Church of Freehold officiating Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Today Is the coldest Aug. 19 on Friday the temperature went tarial Service, 10 Carrie U pole on Mohawk La. ho sands you down good. 1958 Chevrolet Involved in an ac- Burial was in Freehold Ceme- Jane Patton Carlson; two sons, record. down to 55, equaling a record with branch offices in Woot cident on Rt. 35 and New Mon- Police Identified her as Mrs. tery. Edward L. and Warner B. Carl- The temperature dropped to 51 established on Aug. 16, 1880. (Painted? Sheeshl) bridge Township and Bayvilli mouth Rd. last night. Marie Dafflltto, 36, of 14 Locust son, both at home; two brothers, '•t 6:50 this morning to break a Mr. Martin predicted fair skies has announced Che removal McVey at Homo Police said the unldentlfed car Ave. She was taken to Dr. RICHARD BARTHELMESS Emll and Theodore Carlson, both ' record low of (2 degrees for thii today, with temperature ncaring their offices here to larger qua struck a vehicle driven Michjel Crlstofaro'i office by her SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. (AP) of Elnora, N. Y., and three sis- date set back In 1924, William D. 80. However, Increasing cloudi- RED BANK — Joseph McVey ters. Hellmuth blsbac, 53, of 114 Her husband and then to Rivervlew Richard Barthelmess, 68, matinee ters, Mrs. Mabel Murray of El- 'Martin, Long Branch Weather ness Is < in store tonight, withof the Colony Apartment! has re- "These expanded facilities e; Dr., at the.intersection and failed, Hospital for X-rayi of tha arm. Idol of the silent screen em, died nora, Mrs. Agnes Thompson of Bureau forecaster, said. rain tomorrow, he said. The low turned from Monmouth Medical able us to service our cllen to stop. No summons was Issued pend- Saturday, of, throat cancer,. He Scotia.. N.. Y., and Mrs, Edna, 2 'This makeithft'•econd record- tonight will be In the 50s. Tomor- Center, Lttng Branch, where "Be rndtt'-^fiele"n"fry*r^ M» ••ti ing'fUlrlK» liir«Ntitfgi'tten.-'; " was featured In 7* motion pic- Jewefl of Schenectady, N. Y. " breaking day in less than a week. row's high Is expected to be in was a patient for three weeks wrvice officials said. treated at Rivervlew Hospital, tures from 1916 to 1942. The films The funeral was held this Thursday, the thermometer the low 70s. Mr. McVey is t vice president of All phases of-private aecretari Red Bank, for a head Injury and There's no Trick to Having Ex- Included such silent classics as morning In the John J. Ryan Fu- dipped to M degrees, breaking a Wednesday should bring a little the Monmouth County National al work, typing, mimeographing released. tra Cash. You Get It Fast Whan "Broken Blossoms." "Way Down neral Home, Keansburg. Burial 56 degree record set on Aug. 18, warmer weather, according to Bank, assigned to the Atlantic stenographic service are .avail- Patrolman''Carl Zlelinskl In- You Use. The Register Classified. East." and "Tol 'able David." He was In Beverly National Ceme- Mr. Martin. Highlands office. able. vestigated. —Advertisement Was born in New York City. tery, Beverly. Six Killed BANK REGISTER malty, Aagu*19, Successful In Accidents By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Art Six persons were killed in accidents during the weekend in New Jersey. Five perished in Investin traffic accidents, including three Newark men on a. fishing outing, OfLearning Roger E. Spear By ROGER E. SPEAR and the sixth was presumed drowned. Q-"My wife is 70 and I «mduring the period. Certain oil By LESLIE J. NASON The victims: 67. We are both retired and in such as Texaco, have off ere Dr. Nason good health. Our assets consist good hedges against inflation, but WATCHUNC—Richard Scala, 18, Professor of Education of Perth Amboy, died Sunday two of $5,000 in savings, a $5,000 rather because they have lifted This school year will be just hours after the car In which hi you for efficient listing. It give* Treasury bond due in 1989, andearnings consistently than like the last unless you teach was riding crashed Into a utilit; you background for organizing "$10,000 in Treasury 4%'s due Nov.cause they own oil in the ground yourself new ways of learning, pole and burst into flame. The the teacher's statements. Then, IS, 1963. We have no dependents. Many good utilities qualify. Some students keep making the driver of the at, Arthur Lance there's no need to take notes on Our problem is how best to in-American Electric has kept same mistakes year after year. Jr., of Perth Amboy, d r a g g e what you know is in the book. vest our $10,000 Treasuries com- holders ahead of dollar devalu- Seals from the wreckage just be- The way you learn is a habi (5) That you can train your ing due Nov. 15. Our income ation by almost quadrupling And bad habits don't brea hands to write so easily that you price in ten years. fore the car caught fire. Bot from all sources totals {550 a w.re taken to Muhlenberg Hospi- themselves! can write and think at the same month." J. L. (Mr. Spear cannot answer In helping hundreds of student: time? But if you lack facilitiy mail personally but will answer tal, Plainfield, where Lance was A—I congratulate you sincere- reported in fair condition. over the past years, I have dls in writing, it will retard your ly on your good health and your all questions possible in his col covered some interesting leam flow of thoughts. fine retirement income. umn.)., EGG HARBOR CITY-Robert ing techniques. Maybe these wi (6) That you can train your If you wait until November, I G. Williams, 42, of Philadelphia, ;ive you just the ideas you ne« minds to bring up pictures and believe the Treasury will make was killed Sunday when the car In lo improve your own schola meaning as your ears hear a for- an offering of new securities in Father-Son which he was riding struck a tree ship. eign lanaugage? Repeat aloud exchange for the ones you hold on While Horse Pike. The driver, Do you realize: new vocabulary words in Eng- Under present monetary condi Thomas Neighbors, 46, 53d St. lish or foreign languages at con- Philadelphia, and Williams' wife (1) That you can actually save $ons it is unlikely that the rates Event Held ime by writing down all theversational speed until you rec- on any new offering wiil be Cynthia, 40, were treated and re- ognize the meaning as your ears LIFEGUARD PRACTICE — Lifeguards at Naw Jersey star* parlci practice cal- leased «t Atlantic City Hospital. iteps in solving a mathematical much In excess of 4 per cent roblem? Carrying out calucla hear the words. To retain your present income, By Pack 25 itthsnics and preparednesi drills daily. They will compete with municipal guards in Neighbors' wife, Belle, 46, was (7) That you can analyze your admitted to the hospital with a ions in your head instead ol put- I believe you should use this HIGHLANDS - The fourth an tha annual New Jersey Shore Lifeguard Association tournament tomorrow and ting them on paper not only con- test papers? Find out what types money to buy two good-yielding nual father and son Softball dislocated hip and possible in' of errors you make and learn to Wednesday, at Sandy Hook State Park. Tha public will be admitted fraa after ternal Injuries. sumes extra time but make! stocks that appear to be secure game was held recently at Ka- checking more difficult. break these bad habits. Care- vookjian Memorial Field when 5 p.m. both days to watch the tournament. I suggest you purchase Libber- WILDWOOD-Andy Martin, 45, (2) That you can organize and less errors can be eliminated by parents, brothers and sisters Owens Ford Glass and Norfolk of Whitesboro, was missing and summarize materials a speakei going through your tests a sec- joined Cub Scout Pack 25 for a •nd Western Railway—for a com- presumed drowned after he fell presents while he Is talking? Il ond time, provided this time you family cookout and an afternoon bined yield about 5 per cent. from a railroad bridge into Tur- lakes only 10 per cent of you concentrate on arithmetic, rf it's of fun. JC's Vote Q—"I'm interested in stocks as Center tle Creek about a mile west of hinking to follow what he Is a math test, or on sentence struc- • hedge against inflation. Must The den chiefs played the den (Continued) here Saturday. Middle Township laying. What you're thinking ture and misspellings if it's an these be natural resources mothers, and the cute played To Oppose will criticize us for that, but they should spend that energy police said Martin walked out about while he's talking deter- English test. •tocks, or could utilities be con-against their fathers. During to help the center, not criticize." along the bridge to watch a fish- mines how much you learn. A little concentration on these the afternoon the pack also sidered a good protection against The official also conceded that "the building is not really erman, apparently missed his (3) That you can increase your techniques of HOW to study will formed into a horseshoe to watch lower purchasing power for the Bond Issue big enough, but maybe some day it can be enlarged." footing and fell. [peed and accuracy in school show big dividends in better Hie investment of two bobcats. dollar?" L. S. MIDDiLETOWN - The Junior Some of the property in the back may eventually be WOODBRIDGE TOWNSHIP - vork at the same time? K yougrades. A—I think this is a good,ques- The den chiefs acted as coun- Chamber of Commerce last night biacktopped for tennis, basketball, dancing and Ice skating, he Three Newark men, on their way xmsciously try to speed up your tion, and I am glad to answer it. cil flremasters and led in songs adopted a resolution rejecting a said, and some of it may be deeded to the township First Aid to a fishing trip, were killed early hinking while taking tests and (You can obtain Dr. Nason's In my experience, the only and cheers. Several new skits, $750,000,000 bond issue which w.U Squad, for a first aid headquarters to service West Keans- Saturday when their car collided 'imultaneously, demand that your booklet "How to Get Better imports from this year's camp stocks which offer a hedge be placed on a referendum be- burg. head-on with another auto on lind work accurately, you wiGrades,! " by sending $1 to Better at Forestburg Scout Reservation, against inflation are issues which fore New Jersey voters in No- Route 1 in this Middlesex County improve your concentration, save Grades, Box 2160, General Post were tried out by the den chiefs Mr. O'Meara said he is confident the Jaycees will be able are growing at an above-aver- vember. community. The victims were time and get better grades. Office, New York.) on the pack. Gold arrow points to carry the project financially. The Jaycees' main fund- age rate in earnings, dividends, The action followed a debate Byrd Lewis, 54, William Kennedy, (4) That you can save study were awarded to Ronald Ruddy raising event is an annual circus. and price. at last month's meeting between 32, and Rodney Richardson, 48. me by doing a few minutes and Michael Kranis. The Jaycees will reopen the center with some sort of Regardless of what some the- Assemblyman Alfred N. Beadles- limited program after school opens next month, Mr. Benidick- The driver of the second car, tudy on each topic before Wife Beating orists say, these can be—but by The outing finished up the aft- ton (R-Monmouth) and Demo- son predicted. Morris Taggart, 28, of Linden, ass? Studying ahead prepares no means necessarily are—nat- ernoon relay racing by dens and cratic Mayor Earl Moody, about Asked why the community center committee failed, Mr. was listed in critical condition urall resources stocks. a series of elimination contests Gov. Richard J. Hughes' pro- Benidickson replied, "I won't ever admit we failed, but as today at Perth Amboy GeneralL, , _ _ Case Heard by the dens for the tug of war Anaconda, for example, sells posed fiscal program for the to why we're turning the center over to the Jaycees, all I championship. Hospital j\J. to Pay Top RED BANK - Robert Leroy around its level of ten years ago state. can say is that we simply were never able to raise enough J The den chiefs acted as of- Police said Taggart was driving * Then, a Marine stationed at and would have provided no pro- Mr. Beadlcston called the pro- money to get the thing rolling." north when his car glanced off the Camp Lejcune, N. C, received tection against dollar devaluation ficials and entertainers. Thomas He said that in his opinion, politics had'nothing to do with Teacher Salaries Sutton, cubmaster, has plans for posal "bureaucracy, bankruptcy rear of a small foreign car driven suspended 30-day jail sentence and bunkum," and predicted that it, "although I feel that if someone less controversial than by Miss Veronica Szeliga of Lin- WASHINGTON (AP) -Salaries and was turned over to the pro- still more summer outings. The myself had been leading the committee it would have been pack committee has arranged a New Jersey would have to come den, hopped the center Island and of $11,000 or more will be paid vost marshals office at Fort up with new sources of revenue better." crashed into Lewis' car. to some classroom teachers in 75Monmouth Wednesday. Three More splash party to be held at Clear- As to the theory that the community center committee was water Pool Tuesday for Pack 25, within the next five years any- public school systems in the com- Then had a hearing before way. "too Republican" and therefore refused to seek or accept ing school year, the National Ed- Magistrate William I. Klatsky parents and friends. assistance from the local Democratic administration, he de- Coke Plants Mayor Moody said the five- ucation Association reported Sun- who found him guilty ot the as- Joseph R. Bolger, institutional clared, "I don't believe that was, or is, a factor. 1 believe a Service Bureau year capital improvement pro- day. sault and battery of nis wife, representative, will stage the community center should be independent and should not, in gram is needed to expand exist The NEA's research division Mrs. Alice Then of 17S South fourth annual junior Olympics any event, let a local governmental body get involved in the In Operation ing state institutions, build ne' found that Beverly Hills, Calif, Bridge Ave. Sunday, Aug. 25. It will be fam- operation." For Seniors NEPTWHS — Three more New highways and give more stiti will have the highest salary sched- The court said he was turned ily participation and cookout. If the Jaycees had not agreed to lake over the mortgage, aid to municipalities, especiall ule for 1963-64 with a top of $14, over to local military authorities Jersey plants of the Coca-Cola track and swimming events will the community center group would have been faced with for schools. Being Studied 000 for holders of doctorates. because he was absent without Bottling Co. are slated to re- be limited to the cubs, with mortgage foreclosure. The New York bank which holds the RED BANK - In the belief Those with maximums of $11,000 leave from his post. turn to full production today. awards for dens and individual In adopting the resolution, th mortgage had already carried the group for several months that people do not automatically and up by states, are: Magistrate Klatsky sentenced Joining the one here, on Rt. 35,proficiency. Jaycees pledged to work for the on delinquent payments. forget the skills and knowledge New York—49; California — 6 Chester Barshewski of 11 An- which has been making deliveries Cub scouting previously had defeat of the bond issue by wag- In nearly two years, Mr. Benedickson said, the organiza- since last Monday. of a lifetime on their 60th birth- Illinois—5; New Jersey—4; Min- dover PI., Middletown, to 15 days closed down in Highlands for ing an active campaign of non- tion conducted only four fund-raising events, and only one ot in the county jail for being Tie end of the state 59-day day, the Red Bank, Long Branch nesota—3 Pennsylvania—3; Con- the summer. The outdoor sum- partisan nature. these was a "big" success. drunk and disorderly at the rail- old strike does not affect the mer program has grown from and Asbury Park sections of Na-necticut, Indiana, Massachusetts The New Jersey State Jaycees Mrs. Edward Barth, a member of the committee of 25, tional Council of Jewish Women road station Tuesday. • 77-day old Teamster llnion strike 1 and Missouri, one each. the first father and son sotball organization has also gone on said there harf been some disagreement about methodj of fund- In traffic court, $30 careless of Coca-Cola plants in New York game to this year's busy pro- have initiated a survey Into the record in opposition to the bom raising. driving fines were imposed on City, and Norfolk, Suffolk and possibility of a Volunteer Serv- gram of six outdoor family "I felt all along that we should have conducted continuous, Dolphes A. Jones of Harrison St., Westchester Counties, N. Y. ice Bureau for senior citizens in Charged With Theft events. monthly fund-raising events, but the committee would not do Neptune, for crossing a center Teamster Union members vot- Monmouth County. this. I think the main mistake was in counting on a few 'big' HAMILTON, ONT., (AP) - line; William P. Lynch or North-? ed 250 to 78 Friday night to end The purpose of the survey will events, which did not go over." A detective in a department store >ver PI,, Middletown, for exces- the strike in the four New Jer- be to determine how and where New Jersey She added, "The other major organizations in Raritan watched In surprise Saturday as sive speed, and George K. sey plants. the volunteers can best serve the Fight Blaze have not had trouble with fund-raising. I don't believe the a shoeless youth walked into Llndstrom of Cedar Ave., Rum- The Neptune plant, where community center should have had trouble." needs of (he community, accord- ing to Mrs. Henry Berman, com- the shoe department, took a son, for excessive speed. workers are members of Team News Briefs pair of loafers, put them on and Jerry W. Brown of Port Mon- ster Local 125, commenced mak- In Apartment munity services vice president WOODBRIDGE - The police for the Red Bank chapter. walked out. Robert Ross Bare- mouth Rd., Port Monmouth, was ing deliveries last Monday in OCEANPORT — Oceanport Hamilton, was fined $10 for disregarding a spite of picketing here by two chase of a car stolen by a 13- Valachi At the same time, the needsi„•,„_„.. , ... ,. „ and Portaupeck Fire Companies char ed with the traffic signal. other state locals, 127 of Newark and firemen from Fort Mon- year-old boy has led to the ar- (Continued) of the senior adults will be f..i.| « " and 134 of New Brunswick . mouth fought flames for about an rest of the boy and three com- Valachi, police sources say, was an ordinary gangman who filled. In Freehold Friday, Superior hour in an apartment at 40 panions for the stickup of a man fell into elite mobster company and drew an opportunity to The National Council of Jew- Court Judge Leon Leonard dis- Riverside Ave. Friday. who was robbed of his wallet either learn—or invent—facts of upper eschelon crime control. ish Women will inaugurate sev- eral pilot projects, one of which' HOME OWNERS missed an injunction and suit The fire was thought to have containing $182. Police said the The Attorney General's office has indicated Valachi's in- lias been given recognition by; against the locals that carried been started by defective wiring.boy had stolen the car, belonging formation is "most important" in curbing syndicated crime Look Magazine in an article m on the picketing against the Nep-Fire Chief Edward Clayton re- to George Ferdinandsen of in the country. its Aug. 13 issue, which deals NEED MORE SPACE? tune plant. ported that the fire started in aWoodland Ave., Fords, after the "Cosa Nostra" is supposed to represent gangland control with a senior citizen who was Joseph N. Dempsey of Asbury bedroom of a second floor apart- holdup Saturday. Police chased by Interlaced families of the underworld. Some police sources able to maintain his dignity by Park, Coca-Cola attorney, told ment rented by a Fort Monmouth the car on Rt. 1 until it crashed call it the "Mafia," others identify it as the "syndicate." It iharing his skills with the young the court the injunction is no soldier but unoccupied at the into a tractor-trailer. The means control from one level to another through strict disci- people of his community. longer necessary because the time. was caught and implicated lie pline and irrevocable decisions. others In the robbery of Ernest strike Is ended. The other three apartments in Reports of a convoy of six or seven Military Police vehi- The National Council of Jew- Andrechick of 1040 King Georges The new contract calls for athe building were, damaged by cles moving north on Ocean Ave. through Sea Bright around 3 ish Women plans to initiate a Rd. Andreohick said he was held 7 per cent wage increase over smoke, the ohief said. a.m. yesterday have excited rumors about the possible move- similar project In Monmouth up by youths armed with a zip two years, and a 7 per cent The alarm was sounded at ment of Valachi. They have not been confirmed by military County and will be contacting lo- gun as he walked along King increase In various fringe bene- 11:14 a.m. and back taps were authorities or police along the alleged route. cal interested social agencies, ac- Georges Rd. Eugene Polny, 19, fits. Pre strike wages were $110 at 12:18 p.m. Fort Monmouth Information Officer J. Peter Hoffman cording to Mrs. Berman. of Englishtown, was held on an to $160 weekly for the produc- neither confirmed nor denied the movement and said he could Representing the Red Bank sec- armed robbery charge. A 16 tion workers, maintenance men not" comment on whether Valachi was still on the Fort Mon- tion Is Mrs. Bernard Levy of New year-old youth and two boys 13 and driver-salesmen involved. mouth reservation. Shrewsbury; the Long Branch Protests were charged with juvenile Je section, Mrs. Morris Chernow of The contract provides for re- linquency and placed in the Mid "The Army ban of information releases is still in force," opening of wage negotiations at (Continued) he said. Long Branch, and Mrs. Alfred dlesex County Detention Home Kessler of Elberon, and the As- the end of two years. Pfaus, his administrative assist- New Brunswick. At Fort Hancock on Sandy Hook, the duty officer, Lt. The 40 Neptune workers who ant, Jacob Levin, and Samuel Di Richard J. Curry, was asked last night if speculation to the bury Park section, Mrs. Albert LOW returned to work Monday con- Ubaldi, deputy state commissioner effect that Valachi might have been moved to that peninsula Berlin of Asbury Park. tended they were operating un- of labor, met with Elizabeth civil NEW BRUNSWICK - A to- post Had any basis. der a binding agreement reached rights leaders in Newark on Fri- tal of 9,300 students were en- "It's a rumor. I would discount it," Lt. Curry replied. COST by a federal mediator, which, day.— rolled In summer courses, work- 2 Hospitalized they said, was to go into effect Pfaus said the state requires a shops or special programs at unless it was turned down by complaint from an aggrieved indi- Rutgers University. The en- Miners After Crash Finest Workmanship t two-thirds majority of the union vidual or civil rights group on job rollment showed an Increase of (Continued) SHREWSBURY - A two-car II vote. A change in procedure call- discrimination. Pfaus, Sills or La 604 students over the 19(2 sum- accident at Broad St. and the Ing for rejection by a simple bor Commissioner Raymond Male mer session. "I saw a man hollering near one of the holes," said Shrewsbury Ave. Jugiiandle at|| majority of the vote was illegal also could file a complaint in the Kline. "I thought maybe he had gone hysterical. I ran over 7:25 a.m. Friday sent both driv-| MODERN BATH CUSTOM KITCHEN workers here maintained. matter. ATLANTIC CITY - This re- to calm him down—and next thing I could hear was my fa- ers to hospitals. sort city has had more people ther's voice. When I heard it I couldn't move. I was stunned. Carl E. Carlson, 34, of Bergerll DENNIS THE MENACE By Honk Ketchum on the beaches so far this sum I just stood there and looked at happy faces all around. Ave., Oakhurst, was admitted toll COLOR CUSTOM mer than in any previous ?um "The scene at the mine was terrible. To look at the hole Monmouth Medical Center with I PLANNING mer, and the season still has from the outside, you couldn't see anything because it was a possible head Injury, and PFC.ll FIXTURES three weeks to go. Beaoh Con- too dark. But if you looked closer, you could see where the John A. Fox, 18. whose home I] trol Superintendent Richard J. slope started to cave. You could see ribs of coal and below base Is Fort Campbell, Ky., was | Hughes said the quarter of a mil- that you could see it open like a baseball field. That was taken to Patterson Army Hospi- lion people on the beaches where my father was." tal, Fort Monmouth, where he | yesterday pushed the season to- Fellin's wife, Anna, 47, repeatedly exclaimed: "Oh won- w»s admitted with multiple con- tal to 8,991,800. The previous derful!" when told of the news by her son. "God Is so good. tusions. Both are reported ln|| record year was 7,707,000 set in I prayed and prayed. I knew they were alive." good condition. 1957. Some beaches, open Me- Bova's brother, Joseph, said, "I always believed he was Local police were assisted at II alive. When I found out that he was alive, I was very happy. Maderalie rear old bathroom flrlentlflcallr plained for MIJT morial Day and all are in full the secene by Eatontown police I •r let •» a»t*U * MW oat, m*e, dmlfBrd for txMuilir and swing by July 4. Most begin to I can't remember anything after that." Ellber wwr out price* are taa priced ta aave r

Married WEST END—The marriage of groom, and Miss Joyce ' Hal], Miss Joyce Ann Andrews to Little Silver. RENT-A-MAID HAWTHORNE-First Reformed The attendants were all gowned Church here was the setting Sat- Mario D. Crupi took place here in full-length lavender organza urday for the marriage of Mis Saturday in St. Michael's Cath- and wore matching horsehair DOMESTIC Barbara Eleanor Lais to Barrle olic Church picture hats. They carried cas- C. Beaver, son of Mr. and. Mrs Mr. and Mrs. William Andrews, cades of lavender fujimums. SERVICE Irvin Beaver, 37 Campbell Ave 115 Pavilion Ave, Long Branch, Carries Rose Petali Port Monmouth. are the parents of the bride. The Diane Papianni of Newark was BY OUR UNIFORMED The' bride's parents are Mr bridesgroom is the son of Mr. flower girl. She wore a white INSURED GIRLS! and Mrs. John Lais of this place. and Mrs. Oominick Crupi, 22 organza gown and a wreath of Rev. Kenneth D. Vos? officiated Drummond PI., Red Bank. white flowers, and carried a 1 at the double ring ceremony. basket of lavender rose petals. V- SPECIALIZING IN Rev. Francis Crupi, brother of Joseph Accardi, Little Silver, HOME CLEANING Organist was Mrs. Ruth Hardt the bridegroom, officiated at the brother-in-law of the bridegroom, mann and soloist, Mrs. Cheste double ring ceremony Mrs. La PARTY CLEAN-UP was best man. Ushers were Hendricks, Jr., cousin of the Verne Postel accompanied the BUFFET SERVICE James Vecchione, Long Branch, bridegroom. A reception fol- soloist, Mrs. John Papianni, on and James Griffin, Red Bank. GENERAL DOMESTIC CHORES lowed In the Fire Hall, Company the organ. 1. The bride was graduated from RENT-A-MAID *|for . A reception followed in the 0N OUR 4 The bride was escorted by her Red Bank Catholic High School PAYROLL father. She wore a gown of em- Magnolia Inn, Matawan. and from Newark State College THE NEWEST CONCEPT IN HOME CLEANING broidered silk organza with The bride was escorted by her Magna cum laude. She is pres- bell-shaped skirt fashioned with father. She chose a gown of ently doing graduate work at 842-3701 a detachable chapel train. peau de soie appliqued/ with Newark State College and is a A cabbage rose headpiece with Alencon lace and styled with a kindergarten teacher in the Me- sablna neckline and three-quar- lilt « > i f .t. seed pearls held her fingertip chanic Street School, Red Bank. veil and she carried a prayer- ter length sleeves. She is a member of Kappa Delta book bouquet with an orchid, Bouffant Veil Phi, national education honor stephanotis and orange blos- The bell-shaped skirt featured society, and Alpha Theta Phi. soms. a detachable chapel train. The Also a graduate of Red Bank Maid of Honor bride's three-tier bouffant veil Catholic High School, the bride- Miss Gail Bronkamp of Pater- MRS. ROBERT E. SHANLEY, JR. MRS. MARIO D. CRUPl was attached tp a headpiece of groom is an alumnus of Seton flowers and seed pearls and her son was maid of honor for he (The former Miss Anne Thaler) (The jormer Miss Joyce Andrews) Hall University. He is doing cousin. Bridesmaids were Miss bouquet was a cascade of graduate work under a fellow- Susan Atkinson of this place, phalaesopsis and lily-of-the-val- ship at Stevens Institute of Tech- Miss Joan Bartyzel.of Garfiel ley. nology, Hoboken, and is a chem- and Mrs. Kenneth Christman ol Anne Thaler, Robert Shanley Jr. Mrs. Joseph Accardl, Little istry teacher in Keyport High Bayonne. Silver, sister of the bridegroom, School. The The attendants wore identically was matron of honor. Brides- After a wedding trip to Cape fashioned floor-length gowns of maids were Mrs. Armand Crupi, Cod, they will live at 25 Spring Accent silk organza and cabbage rose Married In Holy Cross Church Red Bank, sister-in-law of bride-Valley Dr., Holmdel. headpieces with short veils. They carried Alaskan daisies. RUMSON - Holy Cross Cath- mantilla of Belgian lace. The | Ushers were Robert Thaler, Jr., is on The maid of honor was gowned olic Church was the setting here empire waistline of the bodice at home, brother of the bride; in China blue and the brides- Saturday {or the marriage • of featured a tailored bow and 'he George M. Carhart, Murray Hill, SLIMNESS maids in cotillion blue. Miss Anne Phyllis Thaler to Rob- bell-shaped skirt ended in a cha and Joseph A. Driscoll, Bryn Thomas Hendricks, Port Mon ert Elliott Shanley, Jr. pel train. Her bouquet was a Mawr, Pa., brothers-in-law of the mouth, was his cousin's besl Rev. Joseph A. Sullivan, pas- crescent of daisies. bridegroom. No matter what cloth- man. Ushers were Robert Pecyna tor, officiated at the double ring Miss Barbara L. Love of Rum The bride is a graduate of Port Monmouth; Robert Lais, al ceremony and celebrated the son was maid of honor. She wore Rumson-Fair Haven Regional ing you buy this fall, home, brother of the bride, an' Nuptial Mass. . a blue floor-length gown of chif- High School and is a junior at you'll find that the ac- Chester Hendricks, Jr,, Belford, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thaler, fon over taffeta and a matching Monmouth College, majoring in 1 cent is on slimness. If cousin of the bridegroom. 94 Rumson Rd., and Mr. and net veil. Her bouquet was a cres- elementary education. She is a Both Are Teachers Mrs. Robert Elliott Shanley, 108 cent of blue and white carna member of Tau Lambda Chi so- you bulge in the wrong Rumson Rd., are the parents of lions, rority. 1 The bride is a graduate o! places, if unwanted fat Hawthorne High School and re- the bride and bridegroom. Anne Carhart, Murray Hill, The bridegroom was graduated is your problem, the ceived her bachelor of arts de Organist was Mrs. Marie Hel- niece of the bridegroom, was from Red Bank Catholic High liker. A reception was held in the flower girl. She wore a frock of School and is a senior at Villa- new fall fashions are gree from Montclair State Col- lege where she was on the dean's Crystal Brook Inn,'Eatontown. pale blue organdy and carried a nova University. He is majoring not for you. list. She will begin teaching The bride was escorted by her basket of daisies. in economics and Is a member of mathematics this fall In the Haw- father. She was gowned in floor- Alexander J. Shanley, at home, Delta Pi Epsllon fraternity. He thorne school system. length peau de soie and wore a was best man for his brother. is associated with the Shanley ... They can be, how- The bridegroom Is a gradual Agency, Newark. ever, if you come to of Middletown Township High Following a wedding trip to CHECK-BACK now. School and Montclair State Col- Cape Cod and Nantucket, the couple will reside at 114 Robin- Our individualized lege. He will resume teaching Pafricia Ryan Engaged mathematics in the Nutley school son PI., Shrewsbury. custom program guar- system this fall. KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs antees you a definite Following a wedding trip to Edward Ryan, 12 Twilight Ave. inch and weight loss. Michigan, the couple will live have announced the engagemen at 77 Claremont Ave., Mont- of their daughter, Miss Patricia You'll look more beau- clair. Miss Brady Eileen Ryan, to Attilio J. Zaz- tiful and feel better zali, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs, too, A free trial treat- BEACH PARTY Attilio Zazzali of Newark. LONG BRANCH — The Worn ment is yours simply Miss Ryan is a graduate ol Is Honored en's Auxiliary of Long Branch by phoning for an ap- Elks Lodge 742 held its annua Red Bank Catholic High School and is employed as a secretary LEONARDO — Miss Janet F. pointment. Do it today. summer beach party at the hom< Brady, was honored at a bridal of its president, Mrs. Edgar for the National Broadcasting Co. New York. shower given recently by her Dinkelspiel, 851 Ocean Ave., yes- maid of honor, Miss Nancy today. A graduate of St. Benedict's Preparatory School, her fiance Bonora, and Mrs. Stephen Bo- MRS. PETER W. WOOD nora in their home at 20 Nautilus COOKING BEETS attends St. Peter's College, Jer (The former Miss Suzanne Maroney) sey City, and is employed as an Dr. A little vinegar added to pared Zfkrn, expeditor for Bainberger's, New- The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. beets that are going to be sliced ark. Joseph Brady, 114 Center Ave., Bridegroom is Peter Wood or diced and cooked in a very Miss Brady will become the Physical Control for Better Living small amount of water will help bride of Thomas Cowden, Jr. TURNIPS AND RUTABAGAS : keep color where it belongs—in Oct. 12 In St. Agnes Catholic IS) I, Nawmoit Sprlngi Rd., Rt

UROAD STREET Established 1930 110-16 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK | 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury Dally * to S:M •;i'f CIAUSTS IN ORTHOPEDIC FOOTWTAR Pro Pickup & Dtllvwy. Open All Day Saturday Fri. 'til • Leslie Wilson Is Bride Of John P. Schwenker RED BANK - Miss Leslie Sue High School. He attended Western, Wilson and John Parker Schwen- Carolina College for two years! ker were married here Saturday and will transfer to Montclairi |_ji- at a double ring ceremony in State College in the fall. the Red Bank Presbyterian The couple is taking a wedding Church. trip to the Poconoi, alter which Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Wilson. they will reiide in Bloomfield. 251 Beechwood Dr., Shrewsbury, and Mrs. Agnes Schwenker, 238 Spring St., and Carl Schwenker, Bride-Elect Hillsdale, are the parents of the TOMORROW couple. SUMMER LUNCHEON AND Uncle of the bride, Rev. George Is Honored FASHION SHOW, Family and E. Hirdy, pastor of the Con- LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Wil- Children's Service, 12:3(1 p.m., gregational Church of North New liam Reid and Mrs. Frederick Sea Girt Inn, Sea Girt. York, New York City, officiated. Wright were hostesses at a bridal COLLEGE AND CAREER Soloist was Mrs. Richard shower recently for the former FASHION SHOW, Bamberger's, 5 K. Brown. A reception followed Miss Suzanne Maroney,, 77 Little p.m., Monmouth Shopping Cen- ter, Eatontown. in the church hall. Silver Pkwy. Mr. Wilson escorted his daugh- Guests were the bride's moth- THURSDAY ter who chose a floor-length er, Mrs. Edward Maroney; Miss SUMMER CARD PARTY, Ros- gown of satin and silk organza. Elizabeth Wright, this place; ary Altar Society, St. Miohael's The satin bodice featured a Mrs. William Strain, the bride's Catholic Church. West End, 8 bateau neckline and short sleeves, jgrandmother, and Mrs. Charles p.m., West End Casino. and the bell-shaped silk organza Benn, both of Bay Head; Mrs, SATURDAY skirt embroidered with satin Clinton Wood, Jr., and Mrs. Clin- RENDEZVOUS WITH THE roses had an apron effect In the ton Wood, 3d, Oceanport; Mrs LORELEI, Benefit Cruise, back, ending in a cathedral train. Dorothy Haven and Miss Sybil Friends of Girl Scouting, 7 p.m., Wean Mantilla Goldmark, Matawan, and Mrs, Keansburg Steamboat Co. pier, The bride wore a lace mantilla Robert Skillman and Miss Carol Atlantic Highlands. MRS. JOHN P. SCHWENKER embroidered with roses and car- Skillman, East Orange. LUNCHEON AND FASHION (The former Miss Leslie Wilson) ried a rose cascade. She woro Miss Maroney became the SHOW, Shore Chapter of Mary- her grandmother's pearls. bride of Peter Williams Wood wood College Alumnae Associa- Miss Judy Wheeler, New Shrew- Saturday in Embury Methodist tion, 1 p.m.. Crystal Brook Inn, bury, was maid of honor. Eatontown. maids were Miss Barbara Hagan, Shrewsbury; Miss Grace Murber, Norwood, and Miss Elaine Mecka, before you buy or build, tee . • . Perth Amboy. They were gowned In floor-1 length ice blue peau de sole and MARINE VIEW wore crowns of seed pearls and blue flowers with short veils. SAYINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION The sleeveless gowns were em- "TWO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU" broidered with seed pearls on the bodice and featured detachable MAIN OFFICE Branch Offict MRS. ANTHONY FALVO rains. S74 Highway 35 (The former Miss Marianne Colosimo) The honor attendant carried a (Five Cornen) Fint Avi. anil colonial bouquet of dark red MIDDLETOWN ' Highway 34 roses and babies'-breath, and the Atlantic Highland* bridesmaids, pale pink roses and OS 1-2400 291-0100 Miss Colosimo Is Bride babies'-breath. Heather and Heidi Harry, New York' c;ty, were junior brides- maid and flower girl, respective- ly, for their cousin. They wore AUGUST MiddletownTeachersWed tloor-length gowns*=of ice blue SPECIALS IN taffeta and small pillbox hats RED BANK - Miss Marlannei embroidered moire ribbon. They Joseph J. Falvo, Jr., Middle-] with velvet ribbons in the back. R. Colosimo,, daughter of Mr. [wore head bows of the same rib- :own, was his brother's best man. The junior bridesmaid carried BEAUTY CARE and Mrs. Samuel J. Colosimo, bon. The honor attendant carried Ushers were two other brothers, a colonial bouquet of pink sweet- William and John Falvo, both at New li Iht Him to 44 West Roosevelt Cir., was mar- deep pink carnations and ivy and heart roses, md the flower girl, kali to radiant colon; t» tllkoa, ried to Anthony John Falvo, son|the others carried cascades of home, and Lee RecineUi, Red| a basket trimmed with dark red chic iporkt*, te lotting luitren 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Falvo, light pink carnations and ivy. Bank. roses and filled with white rose bounty at btaiitlnil Mvinejt. 103 Herbert St., yesterday after A reception took place in MRS. ROBERT C. WINANS petals. noon. Joseph's Restaurant, West Long, (The former Misi Lois Hojmon) Beit man was Carl Schwenker, TUES. and WED. ONLY The ceremony took place in St. June Yodice Branch. 3d, at home, brother of the bride- Thru Aug. 31 Anthony's Catholic Church here The bride is a graduate of Mid- groom. Ushers were Bobby Wil- with Msgr. Salvatore Dl Lorenzo, dletown Township High ScSloo] son, at home, brother of the 5-IN-l HAIR TREATMENT pastor, officiating, To Marry and the bridegroom of Red Bank bride; O'Brien Brooks, Cullowhee, 1. Hair conditioning tr.atm.nt Belford Ceremony All Fly* bonty SorvltM High School. oi 20-day color trtatin.M The bride, who was escorted by N.C.; George Worthley, 3d, cous- in of the bridegroom, Hinsdale, 2. Doop claauM ihampoo her father, wore a full-length Both are graduates of Mon- BELFORD - Miss Lois Anne length gown of silk organza. The ONLYC P> 111., and Jeff Ramsey, North i. Sparkling cramo rlnto gown of peau de faiHe with a mouth College. Mr. Falvo is tak- Hofman became the bride of sabrina neckline of the bodice 4. Custom stylo-cut 1 Caldwell. chapel train. Her four-tier bouf- ing courses toward a master's Robert C. Winans Saturday in was outlined in re-embroidered 5. Cuitom ityla-Mt Complafa degree at Newark State College. fant veil was held by a pillbox the Belford Methodist Church Alencon lace studded with seed The bride Is a graduate of Both are teachers in the Middle- Red Bank High School and and she carried phaJaenopsis and here. Rev. William R. Hodgdon pearls and the bouffant skirt had CD EC Facial or ivy in a cascade. town Township school system. lace appliques and ended In a Katharine Gibbs Secretarial ZOTOS LANOLIN IATH officiated at the double ring cer- I"KK Manlcur* MUM A HINT in Mrs. Joseph J. Falvo Jr., Mid- They will reside In the Beattie emony. chapel train. School, New York City. She at- with any SIS (or up) C tended Glassboro State Teachers Has. $11 No« 91 w dletown, was matron of honor. Park apartments, Locust Ave. Her elbow-length veil was held PIRMANINr Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Hofman, College for one year. She Is a Other attendants were Mrs. Don- by a crown of seed pearls, and 152 Main St., and Mr. and Mrs. secretary for the American In- ald Pujals, Red Bank, cousin of she carried a cascade of roses Archie C. Winans, Schickshinny, surance Co., Newark. the bride, and the Misses Marcia Pa., are the parents of the cou- centered with an orchid. BETTY'S CHARM SHOPPE McManus and Judith Jones, ooth The bridegroom attended Mass- Married ple. Sister-in-law of the bride, Mrs. 57 PROSPECT AVE., RED BANK Call 747 • 1307 of Middletown. anutten Military Academy, Va., Mrs. J. Francis Rauch was or- Dirk C. Hofman, Trenton, was and is a graduate of Red Bank Closed Man., opon M dally; ampla froo parklaa tofflrift They were gowned alike in RED BANK - Miss Diane H, ganist and Miss Christine Za- matron of honor. Bridesmaids floor-length . white silk organza Wldger and Joseph A. Scala, vodny, soloist. A reception was were Louisa M. Ernst, Glen- dresses trimmed with pale pink both of Red Bank, were mar- held in The Cobblestones, Middle- side, Pa.; Miss Ruth Healy, Utl ried here Saturday in St. An town. ca, N. Y., and Miss Elizabeth Pintard, Middletown. thoriyY Catholic Church.' Msgr. Mr. Hofman escorted his daughter who chose a floor- Star of Sea Salvatore Dl Lorenzo officiated The attendants all wore identi- cally styled gowns of peau de and Mrs. John Famulary was or- soie. The honor attendant was in Teacher Is ganist. Monmouth Jonquil yellow and the brides- The bride Is the daughter of maids In mint green. They wore matching bow headpieces with Transferred MISS JUNE K. YODICE Mrs. (Daisy Wldger, 64 Bridge Players Set veils. LONG BRANCH - Sister Rich- Ave., and the late John Widger. The matron of honor's bouquet ard Anne, who has been a faculty LITTLE SILVER — Announce- The bridegroom is the son o( Mrs. Dorothy Scala, Washington was a cascade of talisman roses member at Star of The Sea Acad- ment has been made by Mr. and St., and the late Andrew Scala. For Drive and the bridesmaids carried cas- emy three years, has been as-! Mrs. William C. Yodice, 78 Kings The bride's brother, George1 FAIR HAVEN - The sixth an cades of yellow roses. signed to Sts. Peter and Paul's Rd., of the engagement of their nual subscription drive for the Best Man High School, St. Thomas, Virgin Widger, Eatontown, gave her daughter, Miss June Kathleen away and her sister-in-law, Mrs Monmouth Players is under way, Dirk C.' Hofman, brother of the 3 CHEERS Islands. George Widger, served as ma> according to Mrs. Evan Baker, bride, was best man. Ushers A native of Rahway, she is the Yodice, to Francis Edward Mc- tron of honor. Andrew Scala, Riv- chairman. Invitations to subscrib- were Ronald Mott, Rome, N. Y,; daughter of Mr. and Mrs.|CuJlion, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. er Plaza, brother of the bride- ers will be mailed this month. John Obermeier, Trenton, and for Campus Richard Dube. She is a graduate Francis McCulllon, 60 Patterson groom, was best man. The program will enable sub- Neil Clarke, Palermo. of St. Peter's High School, New Ct., Shrewsbury. scribers to receive advance re- The bride is a graduate of MM- Brunswick. The bride wow a street-length served tickets to the group's Winners!... The bride-elect will begin her frock fashioned with a bodice of dletown Township High School Sister Richard Anne received senior year next month at Tren- three major productions during and Wagner College, Staten Is French lace, a sabrina neckline the 1963-64 season. her bachelor of arts degree in ton State College where she

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•ubunpun PrlMi is Alnnci MM Uiu I moi P«r Dosui iiso tt monm»—»lt.oo f monlu-f 1.00 Top shelf: Small bottle of pills tutu wnr at oouour, I statj •ld copr by null, 10 emu I month*—113.50 I montt*-! 4.S0 dated 3.2.63. Label reads "1 tablet as MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 19*3 BISHOP directed." Large bottle of aspirin. Tall thin bottle of green capsules "as directed," dated 5.16,62. Anacin. Excedrin. A small bottle of white pills. Keep the Duck Signs Up "Mrs. J. Bishop. As directed. 6.30.63." A tube of some- thing called Ichthammol Ointment It is squeezed into We have said often that the ways "I don't understand how it takes a sitting position. A box of Band Aids. of the state Highway Department them so long to give us permission Second shelf: Box of Q Tips. Some capsules called are strange—and the current con- for example, to put up a traffic sig- Contac A tube of Alo-Cream. Razor blades (3 troversy over Fair Haven's duck nal and so-little time to order these packages). crossing signs is excellent proof. signs ta^ep down." Bottom shelf: A nail brush. Razor (his). Tube of toothpaste, large portable size. Adhesive tape. A steel Fair Haven and the county, with We have seen deer crossing signs comb. the aid of the borough's Chamber of on the Garden State Parkway and The annex. Top shelf: Large bottle of Joya co- Commerce and Ducks Unlimited, have no doubt that they serve a good logne. Large green container of Phisohex, a skin were instrumental in getting the purpose. Why are those signs real- cleanser. An anti-perspirant Avon astringent Lustre- signs installed on River Rd., a coun- istic and the Fair Haven duck signs Creme spray set Aspergum. Package of Fuller's Earth. Container of Blondex. Jar of Jergen's Lotion. An un- ty artery, between two ponds. Pur- not realistic? pose: to save the lives not only of titled jar of cream. Dr. Scholl's Zino Pads. ducks but of motorists as well. We have given hearty support to Plus a Dental Bridge the Fair Haven duck signs as an in Now the state Highway Depart- Bottom shelf of annex: Electric razor. An ear genious measure to bring about traf- ment, with an efficiency reserved syringe. A dental bridge (his), which collapsed under fic safety. The Highway Depart- weight of food. Jar of Yardley's brilliantine. Large can only for allegedly illegal signs, has ment, instead of acting in a construc- of Rapid Shave. Suppositories. Dacriose eye bath. Can ruled they are a violation of the ap- tive fashion, has issued its stern of Fasteeth (his). Bottle of vitamin pills, Second bottle proved Manual on Uniform Traffic These Days* of vitamin pills. edict without any regard for the sit- Devices for Streets and Highways A can of Alban's Dusting Powder. A small jar of uation that exists. To us, it is an- ALLEN- and must come down. Avon Eye Creme. Bottle of Hexa-betalin vitamins. Can other example of home rule slowly Test Baa Balance of Perils Freeholder Joseph C. Irwin, how- of Faberge talcum. Tube of Secret de Vichy. Box of being whittled away by the state. SCOTT Maybelline mascara. A tube of Bain de Soleil sunburn ever, has other ideas. He has indi- By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN lotion. Mr. Irwin is on solid ground in Ever since. I wrote a column advocating that we cated strongly that the signs will not REPORT Spectrocin antibiotic ointment A Jar of Noxema. accept the limited nuclear test ban for public health come down—at least until the coun- his refusal to take down the signs. A can of Cotillon Talcum. A razor (hers). Sebulex sham- reasons, I have had conservatives praying for my soul. WASHINGTON-Much to. Pres- ty does some checking with its And by his action and words, he has ident Kennedy's pained surprise, poo (his). An oral thermometer (theirs). Scented soap. Some of them are willing to admit that strontium 90 attorney. pointed out how strange and inade- the nuclear test ban treaty is be- A Kleenex dispenser. from fall-out can contaminate milk to the extent that ing sharply challenged by an un- Mr. Irwin sums up the issue when quate the state Highway Depart- it might constitute a cancer hazard or expected critic. The bathroom is off the master bedroom. It's small. Sen. Ernest It has a stall shower, a basin and a lavatory. The mat- he says: ment is. a menace to the human germ plasm. Gruening, D- ter of the medicine chest would not have occurred to But they argue that damaged genes or Alaska, vet- 'Stan the Man' Musial cancer for a few unlucky human beings eran liberal, Is me, except that Mrs. B. said: "I'm thinking of putting are preferable to the slavery for a whole bluntly ques- some glass shelving and doors over the medicine chest tioning the re- annex." Almost all baseball fans were times; won the league's batting ti- nation that would come in the wake of liability of the military defeat in a nuclear war. They pact in view of This can mean only one thing: we are about to saddened by the announcement that tles seven times, and led the league accept what to them is the lesser of Russia's long acquire more pills, more astringents, more medical Stan Musial—one of the greatest in runs batted in twice. As a mem- and voluminous crutches to enable us to face the new day. My problem two evils. record of brok- ber of the St. Louis Cardinals for is that I have not mastered some of the old items. players ever to don a uniform—is Chamberlain Most of my critics, however, do en and violated his entire 22-year career, he set a Scott agreements, There are at least a half dozen in the list, which I can retiring at the end of the season. not think it necessary to set one danger off against pinpointing this record of playing more games for Specifically barely pronounce, much less decipher. If I should cut When he plays his final game, another. They make light of the perils that might re- caustic accusation, Gruening' is my finger, I'd have to call the Sea Bright pharmacy one team than any other player in sult from the fall-out involved in a discreet amount of citing the Soviet's persistent il- "The Man" as he is known in the to find out which of these items to use. the history of the major leagues. atmospheric testing. Several of them have sent me a legal invasion of U. S. fishing waters. When my father arrives for a visit, one whole bag basebail world, will have written a book called "Nuclear Ambush: the Test-Ban Trap," Musial will always be known a These viola- contains nothing but medication. He has Slow Up pills, colorful page in baseball history. written by Earl H. Voss and published by Henry Reg- tions are Qccur- a gentleman, a symbol of sportsman- Go Ahead pills, Stop pills, and Who Gives a Hoot pills. nery of Chicago. They point out that Voss's findings ing off both His accomplishments on the ball ship, a successful businessman and t h e Atlantic He has heart pills, ulcer pills, indigestion pills, pills for have the support of Dr. John A. Wheeler, a Princeton and Pacific waking up, going to sleep, pills for Listening to My field are legendary. family man. physicist who was a wartime member of the Manhat- coasts. They Son Without Blowing up, diuretic pills, and some which He was named most valuable He is, and will always be, a great tan Project, and of Lewis L. Strauss, former chaJrman are particular- ly numerous merely lie in the stomach and yawn. player in the National League three idol of the baseball world. of the Atomic Energy Commission, who says "we can- and flagrant in not afford to repeat the tragic mistake we made with Alaskan wa- At his age, I can understand it When he was torpedoes between World Wars I and II when we had ters. Gruening, younger, he h'ad one standard for testing the efficacy Your Money's Worth; Rep. Craig of medicine: "If it hurts, it's doing you some good." not tested torpedoes with live warheads and its conse- Hosmer, R- Allea Gayle has her own pills, astringents, unguents and quence was to send our submarines into the Pacific Calif., and other congressional High School Diploma Worth 20 Years on Job with torpedoes that would not explode." and state authorities have re- powders in her medicine chest The little girls have peatedly appealed to the White all their items in their own medicine chest, upstairs. The Fall-Out Dose Rate House and State Department foi Take the bubble bath away and they'd die. By SYLVIA PORTER help, but to little avail. Mr. Voss's credentials for writing on the biological Are we ill? No. This is a healthy tribe. The old The comparative value of "ex But today's unparalleled teenag; that 7.5 million youths across the A few formal complaints havi perlence" in a job in the United jobless rate of 16 per cent under nation will have dropped out of effects of radiation are simply that he is a good practic- been made to Moscow — com- man (me), has minor arthritis in neck and right hand, States is sinking rapidly. Today lines the grim fact that education high school by the end of this ing newspaperman who is willing to listen to every ex- parable to a tap on the wrist — but there is nothing in any of the chests for that Golf and thats about all. . just a high school diploma ii al requirements for jobs are but decade — and 2.5 million will pert within reach. He quotes liberally from the findings is the only palliative I know. . worth more, than 20 years o running teenage educational al not have even completed eighth With the submission- of the work experi tainments. grade. of former President Eisenhower's Federal Radiation nuclear test ban treaty to the It works for me if the caddies don't chase me off Senate for ratification, Gruening ence without In view of the educational di Council, appointed in I960, from a report of the Medi- the course. I would cheerfully add a golf ball to the Benefits Beyond Fay Check is using Russia's persistent fish- that diploma— mands, it's downright terrifyinj cal Research Council of Great Britain, and from a re- It's not just a matter of money Ing violations to question whether medicine chest, except that I'm afraid that Mrs. B. an astonishing to realize that over one-third — although that's important view of available data made by the United Nations the Kremlin can be trusted to reversal of all our young people are entering would add a club. enough. A man 20 years old to- abide by the pact. historical prec- the labor force without a high Scientific Committee on Radiation Effects. The net ef- day earns only $748 a year on av- I have been assured, from time to time, that all edents. school diploma. There is an un- In a telegram to the Presidenl erage if he has less than four fect of Mr. Voss's reassuring quotations is that the of the items mentioned are necessary. Nothing is to employment explosion implicit Ir reporting further fishing infringe- Until th years of high school. He earns an fall-out from tests conducted to date has not been suf- the fact that the Labor Depar ments, Gruening hotly declared, be thrown into the waste basket. We now need new post-World Wai average of $2,469 with a high II era there ment haB not changed its estimati ficient to do the peoples of the world any ascertainable "I find it difficult to see how shelves. I don't know why. More beautifiers, I'd school diploma, $2,878 With we can be asked to approve a was a premium college degree. harm. suspect, although I will not ask. on experience: treaty which implies friendly re- Porter An older work- The high schuol diploma also The Federal Radiation Council was appointed in lations with Russia when the Oh yes. I forgot one item. We also have a tran- er in the U.S. earned more money carries benefits beyond the pay time to investigate the fall-out "dose rate" absorbed Russians are continually violat- quilizer called Librium. You take one, and it gives you ing international law and othe for his years on the job than a check, the most significant of by U.S. citizens in Illinois at the peak of nuclear test the placid courage to face all the other items in the better-educated green twig. But which Is job security. As a dra treaties respecting our waters." now exactly the reverse is true. matlc illustration, the jobless exposure in May, 1959. Gruening also demanded thai medicine chest ... , "Experience alone carries less rate for high school dropouts 18 If the peak dose of that period had persisted for vigorous measures be taken weight these days," Denis F. to 24 years old is nearly double a full year, the average Hlinoisian would have absorbed against Soviet violators, as fol- Johnston, of the U. S. Bureau of the rate for those with a diploma lows: Labor Statistics, will report in — 17.6 per cent against 9.8 per one-fifteenth roentgen of radioactivity. According to "When the Russians were pull- the "Occupational Outlook Quar- cent. For those with one year o the council, fall-out would have had to deliver doses ing up Alaskans' crab traps. I terly" to be released in Septem- college, the unemployment rate hundreds of times greater than that to produce a de- urge you to send a couple of de- ber. "Much of it can become drops again by almost half — stroyers to prevent this con- obsolete overnight due to tech- to 5.5 per cent. tectable effect on human bones, marrow, thyroid tinued violation of our waters It is not enough to report these nological change." Even more alarming Is the lands, embryos, genes or bloodstream. incidents and make diplomatic mounting evidence that lack of Continuing in his optimistic vein, Mr. Voss re- To put a price tag on educa- protests. These violators should education is barring huge num- tion versus experience, a man marks that people living in high altitudes absorb much be arrested and brought to trial, 35 years old with a high school bers from our new automation-in- more natural radiation in a year's time than that re- and this cannot be done with the diploma earns an average of $1, spired training-retraining pro- inadequate Naval and Coast KM a year more than a man grams. In our group of 107,000 ap- ceived by seacoast dwellers from all the bomb-test fall- Guard equipment now available. with 20 years extra work "ex- plicants for training courses who out to date. It is more dangerous, he implies, to live in The Russian fishing boats are perience" but no high schooling, were recently surveyed, only Denver, Colo., or Albuquerque, N. Mex., at any time actually faster than any Coast If this man has a college degree, 6,300 survived the screelng proc- luard or Naval vessels now in he averages $4,456 more a year ess for enrollment. Tens of than to live in Richmond, Va., or Charleston, S. C, Alaskan waters." than his counterpart with thai thousands were turned down be during a period "Of nuclear testing. «(tra 20 years of experience. cause they didn't have the basic MORE COMPLAINTS - Reps. • Why Bigger Bombs? Craig Hosmer, R-Callf., and Paul A Grim Fact education to qualify for the rela- tively simple classesl I must admit that Mr. Voss is convincing as long Rogers, D-Fla., also are denounc- The last year of high school ing the Soviet's numerous fishing alone may be worth up to $1,721 No matter how you view it.the as he depends on statistical demonstration. But the iced for education Is becoming violations and contending they a year to a young man, govern shortcoming of the statistical, method becomes apparent cast grave doubts on signing rnent studies indicate. Over a increasingly imperative in our :ountry. The teenager who drops when he deals with human errors accompanying certain agreements with the Reds. man's working life this will add "Since the beginning of the up to tens of thousands of dol- out of school now and stays out tests. When a boatload of Japanese fishermen returned dooms himself for life. Communist regime in Rusaia," lars — fancy sums tot a drop- ,o their home port after the U.S. had tested a 15-mega- said Hosmer, "a calculated out to forfeit in the last year of ton hydrogen bomb at Bikini in the Pacific, it was dis- course of insincere negotiations high school. Since 1850, Assateague Island has been pursued wherever and An all-time record of SI.9 per as "moved" 2,000 feet toward covered that their cargo of tuna was dangerously radio- whenever it forwards the goal of cent of all male workers today the Worcester County, Md,, coast- active. The fishermen themselves had been dusted with world domination. In Its 44-year have completed high school — line. Tidal action erodes the heavy fall-out, as had natives on the Marshall Islands history, the Soviet has signed meaning that for the first time coastline. over 2,000 agreements with non- The syndlcoto takes In billions every the number of both men and wo- nd Americans at a Pacific weather station. These Communist governments. It Ii year, and the cheapskotes offer o mer» men workers who hive had at One manufacturer says he has people weren't "statistics." •afe to say that thoia remaining $100,000 to 'rub out* thot squealer — least four yean of high school is sold more than 2,000 kits for the larger than thaie wbo have not. 6—Monday, August 19, 1963 building of gyroglideri. (See CHAMBERLAIN, Page 7) (See ALLEN-SCOTT, Page 7) now. If we had o union...!* P/xihun* DaBtgt ia theft ehtrgt Frl

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A family party was held IS. Sun god .8. Third 28. Sorrow 391 Lyric With the purchase of 10 Past... Some 4,850,000 can Future • • • Food will stay fresh for him at the home of Mr. and 17. Reptile canonical 28. Certain 40. Obtained and trucks were produced in the for years when sprayed with Mrs. William McCabe, Main St. 21. Perform hour: Eccl. moths by victory Welded Comer Alcoa first half of 1963—ah increase atomic rays. Por instance, you Visitors for the weekend were of 13.8J6 over the January- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Zuk of Wal- to toni 1 z 3 4 7 8 ALUMINUM COMBINATION will be able to enjoy a steak thai June record of 1962, and almost ton, N.Y.,' and Walter McCabe 23. Run away even with the six-month record hat been on the shelf lor six of Woodside, L. I. 2i, Sleeping 9 JO II REUSSILLES' of 4,899,567 set in industry's months and has sever been in- place 36 BROAD ST. bicnest year-—1955. side a freezer or a refrigerator. 25. Capuchin ii •3 A bus ride to Montclair to at monkey % WINDOWS RED BANK tend a performance of "How the 26. Servant 14- id Ib West Was Won" was held 28. Act of % % • Triple Track AT ONLY The Day Under Your Sign 21 Wednesday. Mrs. Martha Runge q i? If it • E-Z Tilt ARIES (Born March 21 to April If) LIBRA. (S.pt. 23 1o Oct. 22) was chairman. Ing a claim • Fully li •a Reft on year laurel*. What «re you try- Erratic behavior woritt to your , % THE PSICE VIRGO (Aug. 22*oStpr. 22} burgh, N.Y., Sunday in a Cath- 41. Beleaguer- « BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY PISCES (F«b. 20 to M««h 20) 43 44 GREAT IS Don't bout about pcrsoiul sccompliilf It'i fine to look for the pot of gold 11 olic church there for Sarah Ann ment V Dally & Saturday S A.M.-5.-M P.M. menu DO*. Your turn will came *m. you pick up nome ailver along the way. THE HEAT Crostic, infant daughter of Mr. 42. Smell* % /A Wed. Md Fri. '10 » P.M. -, O 1PSJ, PublUhtn NewMwper Syndicate and Mrs. Frank Crostic. Patrick "Between Yanko'f fc Reu»«Ules" Gavin will also attend with Mr. and Mrs. Meyer. Four Troops At Nomoco 243 Calls Bus Used Douglas McCabe, son of Mr. ]X)WllS/^^m^^ and Mrs. William McCabe, will MIDDLETOWN - Four inter- gy Scott, Jan Faust, and Bunny 32lroadSt. SHadyiid* 1-7500 Red Bank • UJCAL tHADCMMlKK Iv celebrate his 17th birthday Fri- Answered mediate troops of the Middletown- Wyman. Also, guests Kathy No doubt about it, to get For Travel, day, Aug. 30, with members of New Monmouth Neighborhood As- his family. Meyer and Linda Eggleman. fhe most for your heating sociation of Girl Scouts spent By Squad Aug. 6-10 at a Camp Nomoco. $$$$, order a supply of Home Base MATAWAN TOWNSHIP -Tht KEYPORT - Mr. and Mrs. In Troop 608, assisted by Mr. our economical Fuel Oil Cotton Cuttrell, Miami, Fla. Code Contest and Mrs. Nicholas Badalety, Mrs First Aid and Rescue Squad an MONDAY & TUESDAY Fred Moschberger and senior foday! swered 243 calls in the past three were visiting friends here Mon aides Jane D'Zurilla and Nancy months. day. .They are on a vacation and expect to visit a daughter, Miss Is Scheduled Welteroth, were Madeline Badal< In May, there were 66 calls Virginia Mae CuttreH, who is FORT MONMOUTH - High ety, Barbara Buglioli, Donna 17914 man hoars, 3,900 pounds o appearing with the Summer speed radio, operators are being Burton, Maureen Cannon, Pat oxygen consumed, and 1,455 Stock Plays in Cleveland, Ohio. sought to take part in a high Costigan, Lynn De Angelp, Patt miles traveled. Members an Mr. Cuttrell has converted a speed proficiency code con- Feeney, Eileen Kelty, Mary Lou swered 15 accident calls, 1 test to be held Friday, Aug. 23,Madsen, Maryann Moschberger, emergency transports, 23 regula bus into living quarters and the couple have traveled in the at 9 p.m. as part of the Garden Dianne Rooney, Moe Shelton, transports, six community serv State Amateur Radio Associa- Carol Jean Schulz and Julie ice, and five fire calls. United States and other parts of North America using it as ation's program for Amateur Ra- O'Connor. In June, there were 91 calls dio Week at Monmouth Shopping means of travel and home base, In Troop 265, assisted by Mrs. 328% man hours, 2,200 pounds o They also have a cat who enCenter, Eatontown. first oxygen consumed and 1,894 miles Raymond Richardson, Mrs. John joys the trips, and has traveled Hart Webber of the U. S. Army Powell, Mrs. Thomas Kennedy, traveled. Calls were: accident, more than 4,000 miles this year Electronics Materiel Support National 20; emergency transportlon, 35; senior aides Sherry Trow, Sha- Mr. Cuttrell is the owner of Agency, who is association pres- ron Duggan and Sherry Richard- Stores regular transports, 30; commun- an air taxi service and runs ident, said that a prize will be son, were campers Katie Walter, ity service, two, and fire, four, FlUHR chartered flights between Bimi- awarded the winner of the con-Denise Calloway, Denise Seuffert, Tn July, there were 86 calls, mi, Cat Cay and West End in thetest lhat will test the partici- Mary Pelacanos, Margaret Ann 7J4 man hours, 3,300 pounds o Bahama Islands. He formerly pants' speed and accuracy in thePowell, Ann Buckley, Maggie MWCR EfFECmf ot a* item (jnwgheO NEW YOIX oxygen consumed and 1,357 miles lived on Broadway. reception of International Morse Kennedy, Betsy Thomas, Pat tenet 110 t.MHi St.), WKTCHESTH, IONC ISIANO BURNER SAIISURVICI traveled. Calls were accidents, Cdde. Mrs.' Cuttrell was the former Healey, Patricia St. Germaine, oitd NEW JHMY (Mdodha CONNKTKU1). W. w. now SH-1 61OO 17; emergency transportation, 27 Webber said that the contest Karen Smith, Stephane Peterson MM *• rlojit I* Hmk qoaiMn. Ntm MM t» IIMIM. regular transports, 14; commun Roselyn Withtaker, daughter of will start at 2P words per min- Rev. Fenelon B. Withtaker and and Janet Alexander. Guests in- Ity service, 10, and fire, 18. ute in both clear text and code cluded Barbara Hoffman, Coleen the late Mrs. Withtaker. R*v. groups, and that he hopes there Mr. Withtaker was pastor of Cal- and Mary Kennedy, Ellen Jean will be qualifiers at 55 wpm. SoRichardson and Ann Powell. vary Methodist Church from 1926 far nine Army-trained operators PUBLIC AUCTION SALE until 1932. and one civilian operator are en- In Troop 99, assisted by Mr. Entire FURNISHINGS • FIXTURES - EQUIPMENT The couple have another tered in the contest. and Mrs. Matthew Schink, Mrs. daughter, Mrs. "Skip" Haas, who Edward Errickson (W2CVW) Anton Krummel, Mrs. Richard of Hie lives in Sarasota, Fla., with her of South Amboy, section com- Tustin and senior aides Elizabeth husband and five children. munications manager for north- Schink and Lea Frederick, were ROUND STEAKS 400 ROOM ern New Jersey radio traffic net- Nancy Skinner, Mary Jo Herrera, works, will direct the competi- and Cecila Patricia Siano, Joyce MONTEREY HOTEL tion. Cherne, Linda Chappel, Jane Bwwless US»A Leonardo Operators who wish to enter Krummel, Mary Thill, Debra ASBURY PARK, NEW JERSEY Brown, Susan Scheafter, Carol Chiice Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hatfield the contest have been asked to Hanson, Sherry Hyatt, Carol Starling entertained Mrs. William Averill contact Arthur Eschelbach, Pearl Rickner, Barbara Coyle, Renee RMNHI and Mrs, Viola Phelps of Annapo- St., Red Bank, who is assisting Powell, Paula Romeo and Lynn lis, Md., several days recently. Mr. Errickson. irSlrlol Tlp Monday, Aug. 26th Bakus. Mrs. Annie Hatfield of Irvington The week-long program is be- JkSA " —10:10 A.M.— is spending two weeks here. ing held in the Little Lollipop In Troop 246, assisted by Miss Theater on the shopping cen- Roberta Meyer and Mrs. Robert and continuing each day thereafter until John Waldman and son John, ter's Holly Mall. Merrill D. Eggleman of Long Branch, were everything has'been disposed of. 3d, and a friend, Stephen Baw- Beam, 11 Lewis St., Eatontown, Cindy Losey, Karen Van Buren, Frankfurters .K.59*--1 ter, this place, are spending a also of the U. S. Army Electron- Nancy Williamson, Betsy Qurau, INSPECTION week in Seaside Heights. ics Materiel Support Agency, is Lee Ann Yesse, Debbie Hill, program consultant. Audrey Silow, Bonnie Scott, Peg- SUNDAY, AUG. 18th & 25th • 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Mrs. Emil Petach, Highland Ave., was hostess at the Delta BsMchefc6 Catalogues available at the hotel on dates Phi Sororjly Club Aug. 8. Mrs. of inspection. William Hogan, Belford, will be GROUND hostess at the next meeting. B. G. COATS, Auctioneer The American Legion auxiliary ft Phom 201-531-3461 Hotel Phone 774-982* held a tricky tray party in the post home Wednesday. Mrs. MICHAEL George Trembley was chairman. CHUCK "^ SILVERS A family party was held in honor of the 13th birthday of -^^SAVE YOUR REGISTER TAPES Robert Bellottle, son of Mr. and Separates in the Corner add up to twelve new Mrs. Fred Bellottie, Oakwood looks for fall and you. Ave. )

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MORE CLASSROOMS — School officials in the Bayshore are hard pressed to keep up with the demand for more classroom space as enrollments continue to soar. Above, left is nine-room addition being constructed at Middletown Village School. Project is slated for completion Oct. I. Cost it approximately $173,000. Above, Bay shore Building Boomcenter, is similar-sized addition being addted to Lincroft School, Middletown. This project is expected to be completed by Jan. I. Cost is approximately J175,000. Above, right, ii three-room addition being constructed at Indian Hill School, Holm- del. The classrooms are slated to b» ready for use by Jan. I. Construction of a gymnasium, library and cafeteria facilities will be added to school and should be completed by next summer. Magistrate's New Jersey Substitute Is Appointed News Briefs NEW BRUNSWICK - Magis- By The Associated Press trate Irving D. Rubin, New JERSEY CITY - Rev. John ly In the Held of recreation." Brunswick, has announced the W. Wright, pastor of Bethesda The play by Ruth and Augustus appointment of Lawrence Lerner, Baptist Ohurch, will become the Goetz b about a man whose 10 Idlewild La., Strathmore, first Negro minister from New marriage Is threatened be- Matawan Township, as acting Jersey to give the opening pray- cause he Is a homosexual. The magistrate for the remainder o er before the House of Repre- commission voted against the sentatives. Rev. Mr. Wright, play after Rt. Rev. Msgr. the term through 1966. who will give the prayer Aug Charles C. Demjanovlch, pas- He will substitute for magis- 26, said he plans to stay in the tor of St. Mary's Church, wrote trate Rubin when he does nol capitol for the oivil rights march the commission. He laid a preside in the local Municipal two days later. The Rev. Mr public building was being used Court. The previous acting mag- Wright last year became the to stage an "unsavory and de- istrate was Carl T, Valente, first of his race to be named pressing play which makes a KEYPORT CONSTRUCTION — Work is moving ahead on two Keyport garden apart- New Brunswick attorney. ohief chaplain at the city's medi mockery out of the sacrament of marriage." He instructed ment projects with.initial occupancy slated for both this fall. At left, above, is Mr. Lerner, 30, began practic- cat center. parishioners not to attend the ing law three years ago aftei Green Grove Gardens, largest of two projects, with 164 units being built on nine- play that had performances serving his clerkship with the UTICA, N.V. - Thirteen- acre tract at Green Grove Ave. at estimated $1.5 million. Total of 118 one-bed- slated tor Thursday, Friday Perth Amboy law firm of Wilentz, year-old John Holler of River- and Saturday. room units, 32 two-bedroom suites, and 14 efficiency units will be distributed among Goldman, Spitzer and Sills. H( vale, N.J., was watching tele- 14 two-story structures. L&W Construction Corp., Asbury Park, are contractor!. was then associated with As vision Saturday night in Hotel semblyman Joseph Doran's la Utlca as a heavy rainstorm frank A. Amodioi Red Bank, is architect. Keyport Gardens, right, being con- ATLANTIC CITY - A specta- office in Dunellen before formin, beat down on the city. Sud- tor was injured when he was strtt'ced by Servant! and Daniels, Cranford, will consist of 108 colonial-style apart- a partnership with Frank Rubi denly, he fell backward from ment units on 6.3-acre Atlantic St. tract. The $1.2 million project calls for 36 two- two years ago. His offices ari the window illl in his 10th, floor struck by flying debris as a room. But the fall was only sightseeing helicopter crashed at bedroom units, 12 efficiency apartments, and 60 one-bedroom units housed in six at 13 Plainf/eld Ave., Pisca'tawa. Township, and 10 Idlewild La. five feet. He landed on a inlet ball field Saturday. Curtis two-story buildings. Architect is Harold Kent, Newark. Strathmore. Ihre4 foot wide ledge and a po- Mixson, 11, was on the field liceman pulled him Inside. Mr. Lerner, a native of th when he was hit by debris. He Bronx, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. suffered a bruised leg and was Frank Lerner of Parkchester. He ASBURY PARK -State Treas- Says Dorms reatccl and released at Atlantic Sees Teacher Need received his bachelor of art urer John A. Kervick told the degree in 1955 from New York New Jersey Democratic Women's City Hospital. The helicopter Will Be Up University and in 1960 his LL.B Conference Saturday (hat fcfte pilot, Vernon Joseph Orr, 27, of $750 million bond issue referen from NYU Law School. He Magnolia, Mass., escaped injury. For Special Classes dum will be one of the most im- served two years in the Army in He said he was three feet off the On Time 1957, stationed at Fort Benning portant votes of this century. UNION BEACH - Some half for improvement where neces- WESt LONG BRANCH - A and Fort Dix. He resides in Gov. Richard J. Hughes proposed ground when supercharger troti- dozen schools in Monmouth Coun sary. spokesman for Monmouth Col- Strathmore with his wife Marilyn the bond issue program as an al ile developed and the motor ty are in need of trained teachers The most serious problem, Mr. lege said yesterday the college and their two children, Jonathan ernative to a broad-based tax. failed. The helicopter, owned by for special classes, Paul J Evans concluded, is that there h hopes thai the two dormitor- and Carol. The money would be used for Evans, administrative principa still remain nine teaching open- Captain Starn's Restaurant here, ei under construction will be highways, education and institu- here, told The Register yester- ings on the staff to be filled was a total loss. compeleted in time for the be- He is also the attorney for the lons. day. before school starts Sept. 4, in- ginning of the fall term. Matawan Township Planning It is therefore not surprising cluding the special class teacher. Board. WASHINGTON - The U.S. B & J Builders, Long Branch, RUTHERFORD - Actors he said, that the local Board of Department of Commerce re- contractor for the dormitories, Theatre Associates, an ama- Education is experiencing diffi- ports that In 1961, the assessed filed a negligence suit in Free- teur theatrical group, was seek- culty in obtaining the services value of all property on local hold last week contending the ing a stage today upon which of such a person. Asphalt Plant Still It could present the play, "The tax rolls in New Jersey was Jersey Engineering Co., Long $10.8 billion. The report, re- Branch, had laid out foundation The class would be designed Immorallsl." The lack of a leased Saturday, said locally lines improperly, thus causing a for those children who are at- stage occured when the bor- assessed personal property ac-. ROOMS AT THE TOP — Construction of top floor of delay,in construction and an ad- tending regular classes, but are ough Recreation Commission counted for $1.2 billion and ditional cost of $16,888 to replace considered lo be "slow." Mr. Drawing Objections voted 3-2 Friday night to for- 10-story co-operative apartment in Atlantic Highlands, state assessed property totaled the foundation walls of the aast Evans was unable to estimate bid the group to produce the Atlantic Bayview Terrace, has started. The $2 million how many of these children there play in the community's rec- $154 million. The $10.8 billion wing of one of the dormitories. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Bet- tion since the opening of the project, being erected on two-acre tract on First Ave. might be in the system, but said reation center. Commission figure Included $336 million for John W. Seaman, Jr., and that state laiv limited the size ter late than never may have J. M. Fields Shopping Center Chairman John R. Bruno said, tax-empt values. On a per and Ocean Blvd., will have 80 apartment units ranging Richard Noble are partners, in of such classes to 15. been the feeling of West Keans- The store also has requested the "We are not censoring... but capita basis, New ' Jersey's state to install a traffic signal. in size from studio-type units to three-bedroom suites. the Jersey Engineering Co. He noted that most authorities burg residents in presenting the here a poor choice has been property tax revenue In 1981 The intersection also will be a made. It Is our responsibility was $151.49, compared to a na- Building contractors are Leparulo and Sons, Orange. Clarence Withey, college busi- agree that every school of more Township Committee on Friday ness manager, told The Register, than 600 students should have crossing for children of the Fox to lake care of citizens moral- tional average of $98.35. Architect is Isadore Naftali, Newark. Occupancy is a petition objecting to the con- "As far as L know now, the dor- one such class. wood area who will be attending scheduled for next June. mitories will be finished in Last year there were about struction of an asphalt mixing the new Sycamore Drive School time. 1,300 pupils in the schools here, plant in Union Beach. scheduled for completion in September, 1964. Mr. Withey said the contractor Mr. Evans said. He expects a The Union Beach Borough had not informed him that the certain amount of increase this Council last Monday accepted In other action, the committee 20-Lot Development dorms would not be completed year over last, but was unable 10-year lease agreement between approved a minor subdivision 'or before school opens in the fall, to estimate in advance how much, the borough and Michael J. Sta- Mrs. Lola Houdi, Rt. 36, West but that the completion date on because of the number of trans- vola of New Shrewsbury to aJ Keansburg, the original contract was July 22 fers in and out. low construction of the plant. "We have no plans. for other Gets Planner's OK Departmentalization Mayor Philip J. Blanda said housing now," the business man- the petition comes "too late,' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - require a-cabana club to have ager said. The greatest single change this year, according to Mr. Evans, but stressed it "will not be 3 Charges Work is expected to begin on a a minimum of 10 acres and a Dec. 1 Is the scheduled coirmle will be the departmentalization ignored." He said it will be public swimming pool to be tion date for the dining hall un 20-lot development on Schanck of the seventh and eighth grades. turned over to the township at constructed on a tract of'a min- der construction. Until then, fa- Rd. by the J and O Construction This change will involve about torney to determine if the rights Face Man imum of five acres. Setback cilities in the main building will Corp., Cresskill, following final lines for a pool would be 200 feet 300 students. of township residents have been be utilized. infringed upon. lubdivision approval given the from the street and 150 feet from Each day, each student will After Crash an adjoining property line. A take courses from six different project by the Planning Board The Township Committee has FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - parking space would be required Captain's Body teachers, with four 38 minute previously gone on record as be- Friday night. Abraham Moultrie, 44, of Rt. 9, for each member of a cabana periods in the morning, and three ing opposed to asphalt plants in The development, known as or golf club and a parking lot Found in River in the afternoon. both Union Beach and Keyport. Freehold, was charged with care- Stonehurst at Freehold, will for a minimum of 50 cars would SOUTH AMBOY (AP) - The After the new plan has been Traffic Light Plea less driving, leaving the scene of eventually consist of 362 houses be required for a public swim- body of a coal barge captain, in effect for a sufficient period on the corporation's tract, bound- ming pool. to test it fairly, it will be eval- Township Committeeman an accident, and driving without missing since Friday, was found James G. Brady reported an ap- ed by Schanck Rd. and Rt, 9. Sunday floating in the Raritan uated. The opinions of the stu- a license after an accident on Rt. The board recommended that pointment is being requested The board recommended (hat River. •'"•'' dents themselves will be sought, 79 yesterday. the Township Committee hire Mr. Evans said, and the staff with officials in Trenton in an the Township Committee adopt Robert Van Dyke, 30, of Jersey attempt to expedite installation According to slate police from •n ordinance permitting public O. Wayne Noble Associates, West City, had been the object of a will be interested to learn what Howell, Mr. Moultrie's vehicle these will be. of requested traffic signals along swimming pools, cabana clubs, Trenton, township planning con- search since he failed to make a Rt. 35. struck a car being backed from trailer parks and golf courses. customary check-in with his em- Science courses for these driveway by Miss Linda Up- sultant, to review all major sub- Armed with a petition signed The proposed ordinance would ployer, Red Star Transportation grades will be improved, Mr. dyke. division sketch plats. Evans added, by the purchase by approximately 750 local resi- Co., New York, at 4 p.m. Friday. Trooper Edward Rowland said The board granted final ap- His empty barge was found short- of considerable new equipment, dents, Mr. Brady will seek ac- Car, Bike Crasli making possible the expansion of tion on the installation of the Mr. Moultrie jumped from his proval for a 10-lot subdivision /or ly after, docked off Augusta car after the impact and in- MIDDLETOWN —. No injuries Street.' the lab facilities. signals, particularly at Rt. 35 Skytop on Burlington Rd. structed his nephew, Govan Overcrowding will continue lo and Ha&let Ave. were reported yesterday as the The body was discovered float- Wright, who was his passenger, Approval was withheld for the be a problem, he predicted, The Township Committee has result of bicycle and automobile ing in the river, off the Seaboard o drive to Freehold. BEST CAT in the 25th annual show of the Garden Stat* developments of Louis Werfo and Coal Docks, by a tug boat captain though he sees no possibility that 'or three years sought action on collision at Herb's City Service, Greater Monmouth, Inc., because of the McAllister Tug Co., who split sessions, eliminated Nov. 13, the Installation of the signals on After a half-hour search, and Sand and Surf Cat Clubs in Asbury Park's Conven- Swimming River and Phalanx plats failed to show sewage sys- notified police. 1962, will have to be resumed. Rt. 35. Surveys and traffic flow Trooper Rowland found the car tion Hall yesterday was the long-hair, grand champion n a market parking lot. Assist- Rds. tems and required recreational There was no immediate cause The teaching staff has been charts have been prepared by ing In the search were Freehold Fairvilla Mike's Boy, owned by Mrs. William Unger of Police said the bike operated areas. Greater Monmouth plans of death given-. Identification, was augmented by the addition of it tJie state In the past, but the gov Borough and Township police. Forham Park. Hare ha i> hald by Mils Kathi Norris of by Andrew J. Wilmoth, Jr., 13, to divide a tract on Rt. 9 and made by Van Dyke's father. supervisor, John Flynn, who will crning body is continuing to re of 11 Phalanx Rd., Lincroft, was Gordon's Corner Rd. Into HI Van Dyke lived with his par- conduct a testing program during quest updated surveys. Tropocr Rowland flald Mr. New York City, consultant to the Purina Cat Car* Can- in collision with a car driven by lots, and Mr. Werb proposes to ents. He was separated from his the year to evaluate the school Some officials claim that Rt. 35 Moultrie had abandoned his car ter in St. Louii, and official hostess to th* waektnd subdivide a 66-lot development wife and had a six-year-old daugh- system's methods and techniques. and Ha/let Ave. has become a because of the fact that he did Leonard Stelnbach, 3B, of £4 show. Thiyer Dr.. New Shrewsbury. on the Robcrtsvllle Rd. ter. He will make recommendations particularly dangerous Intense- not have a license. 15, !%3 RED BASK WTASTf WCSi-TV _WA*CV ABC-T' V TELEVISION I. MOtk* T V Key _WNEW-rV 11 jnvun MONDAY AFTERNOON MONDAY EVENING TUESDAY MORNING Previews UtN J-Love Of Life-Serial T-News 2—Previews Tonight's top television show 4—Your First ImprMiloe 11—Three Stoogei 1:2* as selected and previewed bj 7—Ernie Ford—Variety IJ-Cilculus 2—Give Us This Day TV Key's staff of experts wh< 11—Boio The Clown 1:11 7—News 8:25 attend rehearsals, watch screen 12: It 4-Local News 7-Weather 2—News ings and analyze scripts in I 0—Farm News 4—Sermonette York and HoHywood. 12: U 1:29 7—Sports 1:11 J—News and Weather 2—Summer Semester MONDAY NIGHT AT THE t:M 11:29 J—Mickey Mouse Club 4—Education Exchange MOVIES. "The Hunters" (1958) 7—Summer "School (Repeat) This is a tough tali 2—News—Reasoner 7—Focus On The News 11—Yogi Bear—Cartoons 7:N about the flyers In tfie Korean 9—Almanac Newireel ** 2—News and Weather War, and it's at its best in the 12:1* 1:4* 4—Today—Hugh Downs action sequences. The cast Is 2—Search For Tomorrow 4-Weather 7—Early Bird Cartoons adequate with Robert Mitchum -4—Truth Or Consequence*—Quit •:45 7:H and Robert Wagner coming out 5—Cartoons—Fred Scott 2—News-Mike Wallace 8—Call To Prayer—Religion on top. There's an attempt ai 7—Father Knowi Best—Seriei 4-Newj-Huntley • Brinkley T.1S • some romantic interludes, bul >—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin 7-News S-Newi they only interrupt the flow oi 11-Rocky And Hii Friendi 7:M 7:M the ttlm. The late Dick Powel 12:45 4—Biography—Documentary 5—Columbia Lectures MUSIC MAKERS Hayley Mill, and Eddie Hodge, keep directed. (Color) 7:30 p.m. NBC. J-Outlaws—Western 2-Gulding Light-Serial 7—Barney Bear . thing, strumming in Walt Disney'i "Sumrriir Magic,", in U—Komedy Kaperi 7—Leave It To Beaver 7:45 FRANK ALETTER porfrayt a bumbling inventor and Ellen 9—Merrytoon Circus 7—King And Odie color by Technicolor. Also .tarring are Burl Ivti, Doro- COMEDY HOUR SPECIALS, 12:51 II—News—Kevin Kennedy McRae it his girl friend in "The Big Brain" on "Vacation (Repeat) Tonight's variety bill is 8:M thy McGuire, Deborah Walley and Peter Brown. Buena 4—News—Ray Scherer 7:11 Playhouse" tonight (8:30-9) on the CBS Television Net- comprised of sections from a 195! 2—Captain Kangaroo Vi.ta releam. Now at the Carlton, Red Bank. Jack Benny outing and a coup! 1:H J-Weather 5—Sandy Becker—Children work. of, sketches from a show first 2—Burns & Allen U-Local Newi 7—Courageous Cat seen last January... the result 4—Afternoon Drama 7:11 1:25 Deaf George: is a funny hour. Bob Hope 5—Cartoon*, X-News 7—Billy Bang Bang Do you make up ALL the comes on for his usual mono- 7—General Hospital 7:M 8:M letters that appear in your col- Twilight Zone Back logue and Jack pops up in aU—Bold Journey 11-Weather 7-LJttle Rascals umn? I'll bet every once in a number of acts, including Senor 13—Calculus 7:M fcH while someone actually writes Wences' routine and a turn with 1:21 2-To Tell The Truth 2—My Little Margie you a letter. I'm going crazy the Marquis Chimps. Dick V* 5-Newg 4—Film—The Hunters—1958 4—Birthday Howe trying to figure out which ones To Half Hour Spot Dyke gets a chance to do a lo 1:M Robert Mitchum—2 Hr*. 7—Funny Manns (Send your problems to George are real and which you Just of things he can't normally d 2—As The World Turns 7—Dakotas—Western 13—Calculus and have your fingernail biting make up, on his own series — like sini 9—Film—The Sea Spoilers — Susie Q. By HARVEY PACK the bureau of motor vehicles. It J-Film-Secret Vftlley-1937 ' *» done by proxy.) ("Any Place I Hang My Hat" Richard Arlen-85 Min. 1936-John Wsyne—90 Min. 5-News Dear Susie Q.: Rod Serling dropped out of thedid not exist. The letter was quite and play seven roles in a Britis I make them all up. No other literate and the woman was def- 7—Girl Talk 11—Adventures In Paradise I:M Dear George: "Twilight Zone" last week and detective sketch with Jack, 9—Star and Story 8:00 2—Our Miss Brooks -My husband is insanely jeal- advice columnist will make that •pent three hours In New York. initely a sane, intelligent and ra-p.m. CBS. tional human being who swears 11—Film—Johnny Holiday—1950 2—I've Got a Secret 4—Dr. Joyce Brothers ous, George,' and you would statement. Does this clear it up Mis press agent called and asked this actually, happened. I, for William Bendlx—90 Min. 5—D.A.'s Man—Police 5—Topper—Comedy never guess what he thinks now for you? if I'd like to talk to him before one, believe her although I cai DAVID BRINKLEY'S JOUR 1*-American Nation 7—1 Married Joan — he actually accuses me of see- he hopped back to the coast, and, 1:55 offer no explanation." NAL. (Repeat). Instructive ses 8:11 1:53 ing you on the sly. Of course, 1 Dear George: as there are very few million- 4-Newi wouldn't dare sign my name to I get advice by the ton§ — Blnghamton Native sion about gambling — includin 2:00 2—Vacation Playhouse 4-News tire writers that I like, I agreed. this country's ambivalent att »:H this leter, but can you think o( from everybody everywhere. 2—Password—Allen Ludden 5—Peter Gunn The last time we had talked Although he is one of the mosl tude — but concentrating on Bri 2—Calendar—Reasoner any way to rid him of this ridi- From the butcher, the baker, successful writers in TV and mo 4-People Will Talk 7—Your Funny Films culous fantasy about where I the grocer, friends (?), relatives, . . . early last winter . . . Rod tain where four out of five f 11—One Step Beyond 4—Say When—Art James go thi had moved wife and family back tion pictures, Rod has never lo 7—Day In Court—Drama on Wednesday afternoons? etc. And everytime I happen to Hies bet on the football pools fcM 5—Film—The Jackd'e Robinson to Ohio and signed on for a se-sight of his roots. Born and raised Winning nearly three quarters oi (-Understanding Our World Anonymous make a suggestion to try to so- 2—Corned/ Hour Specials Story-1950-«5 Min. mester as a writing instructor hv Binghamton, N. Y., he stilla million dollars tax free doesn' —Education 7—Susie Dear Anonymous: vise somtbody else, they call me at his alma mater, Antioch Col- prefers to desert the Hollywood solve all one's problems bul 2:25 5—Cain's Hundred Possibly Wednesday afternoon a busybody. Hills for the summer and brini 7—Stoney Burke K: 25 lege. It seems the Sterlings had creates some new ones as voi4-News 4-News is associated with some trauma What can I do? met and wed while attending An- his brood to a family-owned cat discover from an ex-butcher wh 7-Newi » 9-Surfside Six tic experience in his life, al- Downright Disgusted in in Finger Lakes, New Yor 11—I Search For Adventure 10: JO tioch and both felt a desire to got lucky. (Color). 10 p.m Z:M 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy though this column is certainly Dear Downright: give the academic life a whirl. for the summer. Rod was enrou NBC. t:K not qualified to give medical ad- Start an advic« column and back from Finger Lakes to Ho! 2-riouse Party-Art Linkletter 4—Play Your Hunch My first question this time was 4—Doctors 4-Art Linkletter 7—Gale Storm vice. I would suggest you make make up your own problems. whether he'd like to chuck writ- lywood when I caught him b 11—Law And Mr. Jones an appointment for him with a Not only will nobody call you a tween planes. BEN CASEY. "My Enemy I 7—Jane Wyman U:M ing permanently and spent the a Bright Green Sparrow." (Re- 9-Fllm-Tap Roots-1948-Van lfcN 2—McCoys—Comedy qualified psychiatrist. (Maybe busybody, but you can have a rest of his life marking papers. After launching the new seapeat). This series seems to be Heflin-flO Min. , 2—Password 4-Prlce Is Right you can get him booked solid on dandy time sitting around writ- "I don't want it as a steady son of "Twilight Zone," Mr. ancmost Interesting when Casey i 4—David Brinkley's Journal 7—December Bride Wednesday afternoon, huh, Miin- g to yourself. 2:55 mi?) diet," was the immediate reply., Mrs. Serling are off on a toui pitted against a very strong fi 5-Newi 5—Deputy U—Jack La Lanne "but the whole family loved the of the Pacific battlefields i male guest star. This week, Pa- 7—Ben Casey 13—American Nation Buying or selling? Use the experience and I personally World War II. "I've wanted tricia Neal, as a resident doctor, 9-Championsttip Bowling 11:25 Confidential to the New York Register Classified for quick re- find the time for this for yea 2-To Tell The Truth-Panel found it quite rewarding. Of clashes with our hero over plac 11-It's a Wonderful World S-News Mets: Punt! sults.—Advertisement. course, between classes, I didand now we're going," said Rod Ing a patient under psychiatri 4—Loretta Young—Drama lJ-World At Thirteen "I'm going back to every plao 5—Doorway To Destiny 11:30 work on a screenplay of 'Seven observation. The script has It: 2—Pete And Gladys—Come&y Days in May' for John Franken where the enemy once shot at o share of cliches and plot coinc 7—Queen for a Day J—Stump The Stan WAUMR WEAOE-STgRUNq Rod, and I don't exactly knov 1 11—Film—Guest in the House • 4—Concentration—H. Downs heimer as well as several 'Twi- dences, but Miss Neal doesn't le 4-New York Illustrated 5—Romper Room ENTERTAINMENT OUIOE light Zone' episodes." Serling what's going to happen . . . bu them get in her way. 10 p.m 1944-Anne Baxter-90 Min. 5—Dragnet—Police I want to go." 13—American Nation 7—Seven Keys 'was not being flip because we ABC. II—Steve Allen 11-Operatlon Alphabet have a running gag that he can I suggested that we will un 1:25 13—International Essay write faster than the top gradu- doubtedly soon see a Rod Ser STEVE ALLEN SHOW. (Re- 2—News—Douglas Edwards 11:M AIR CONDITIONED pFD ate of a secretarial school can ling story about a veteran wh< peat). Steve greets actor Glen 1:JO 2—News—Doug Edward) type. returns to a battelfied and sudFord, singer Joannie Sommers 2-Edge Of Night 4—News—Frank McGee MOVIE TIMETABLE CARLTON BANK I asked him whether he haddenly he's transported back to comic Pete Barbuttl and octo- 4—You Don't Say! 5—News RED BANK discovered any writers for "Twi-crucial battle and relieves a mi genarian Paul Bragg, who gives 5—Texan 7—Newi CARLTON— light Zone" In his classes attake he once made. "Might no Steve hints on how to achieve 7-Who Do You Truat? 9-Film—See 7:30 p.m. Walt Dlmey'i Bummsr Mafic 2:40; NOW THRU TUESDAY * •nETTi, Antioch. "No, and I honestly, be a bad idea," said Rod andlong and'full life. 10:30 p.m 11-News-J. K. M. McCaffrey 7:00; 9:<0; DKner'i Ytliawitoni soon he began elaborating on the 4:00 Cuba 3:00: 9:00. Ihought I would. There were two WPIX. 2—Secret Storm—Serial EATONTOWN or three youngsters in my dass- theme. I pushed him into a taxi- 11:11 ,LL WALT DISNEY PROGRAM cab, pointed him to New York' 4—Match Game—Gene Raybura 4-Weather DRIVE-IN— « who seem to have !he ability TONIGHT SHOW. Johnny Car- 5-Fellx And The Wizard Coma Blow Your Horn 1:23; 13:10; Idlewild Airport, and someho< 5—Film—Here Comes The Navy Caltla Klni 10:39. but they'll need a lot more time son has an interesting lineup lor 7—American Bandstand I think that before his jet touched 19M—James Cagney — % LONG BRANCH to develop. In a way I was dis- tonight's Informal gab-fest — (—Playhouse 30 Hrs. appointed," he added as an aftdow- n at LA's airport. He haimovie star Mamie Von Doren, BARONET— ifc-tf Ji WaitDISIW**** erthought, "because when I went completed 19 outlines based on singer Tommy Leonetti, coml 4:25 7—Local News P. T. !l» 3:00; 1:10; Cool of Da; man going back to the war. 4-News 11—Steve Allen 1:30; 7:35. to school It seemed to me that Mickey Manners, writer Georgt ASBURY-PARK ie 4:» we were a much more mature Christy, and the Harmonlcats 11:15 LYRIC— group." I pointed out to Rod that British actor Peter Seller1 (Color) 11:15 p.m. NBC. 2-Millionaire 2—Weather wi»\ ^S. TECHNICOLOR* $p 4-Make Room For Daddy Irma U DOUCB 1:50; 1:20: 10:19. we both went to school immedi- here making a film was asked 4—Local News MAYFAIR- *• «»«-."-*«•* M«MI,|gEIU«nili*Me>tl.kc.e«IMIM|Ml«iH J—Discovers '63—Children The Thrill of It All ]:(3; 7:33; 10:00. ately after the war, and many of he would do a TV comedy. "De 11:29 EXTRA 2nd DISNEY HIT! our classmates were men noinitelt y not," replied Mr. Sellers, 9—Treasure 2-Fllm-Robber'i Roost - 1965 PARAMOUNT- boys. "It's all right to spend ten dayj 11—Popeye George Montgomery—1 Hr., Th« oreat Eacapi 5:30; 7:00: 10:00. T V Key 4:53 ST. JAMES- TWO PRANKSTERS HAVE A FIELD DAYI Fan and Pan Mali rehearsing and taping a drama 35 Min. Lawrcnce of Arabia 2:M>; 8:00, but good comedy cannot tx 7—American Newsstand 7—Film—Colorado Territory — "Twilight Zone" is going back 11-Mr. Peabody COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE to its original half-hour format rushed and the shooting schedu 1949—Joel McCrea - 1 Hr.SHOR, E DRIVE-IN- : Mailbag for TV is simply too tight." 5:0* Irma La Douce 8:30; 13:45; Great this season and writer creator 50 Min. Van Robbery 11:30. Serling is delighted to lose 30 He did, however, agree to gue: 2—Love That Bob—Comedy 11:30 By STEVEN H. SCHEUER 4-Film-Duel at Apache Wells NEPTUNE CITY minutes. "A good show for us,"on "Candid Camera" if a sui 4—Tonight—Johnny Carson NEPTUNE CITY- he explained, "Is a dramatic vig- able trick could be worked ou -1957-75 Min. 12:15 Question — One of my favoriti 7—Rescue Eight Mutlnr on tha Bounty 1:00; 1:30. STARTS WEDNESDAY "Come Blow Your Hem" nette with a punch ending, andSomebody suggested that he b actors on TV is John Larch. Hi 11—Charlie Farrell that's almost impossible at thplacee d on board an ocean linei 9—Looney Tunes BELMAR is always good in every singli 11—Dick Tracy 12:50 FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- hour length. I didn't approve of as a stowaway and then ap TV show he has worked In. Wh 9—Almanac Newsreel Sin you Slnnera 8:37: Career Qlrl SO minutes in the first place and proach various passengers—while doesn't some producer wake u 13—Dr. Posin's Giants 10:10; Nlfht ot Pasalon 11:16. we had quite a job turning out the hidden camera recorded a! to this fact and give this very 1:25 12:S5 the hours. The show has a loyal, the action—and ask for food o good actor a show of his own?— S—News 9—News and Weather NORTH OF RED BANK EATONTOWN f \?J£\ SHORE * DRIVE-IN * l( 7), 'lvV(. )l * DRIVE IN * hard core audience and I know a bed. But the Cunard line r< Mrs. H. H.. Texarkana, Ark. 11-Rocky And His Friends 12:59 HIGHLANDS t they preferred the half hour ver- jected the plan claiming they hav S-News Answer — Larch will be a reg- 5:30 MARINE- tlon." enough troubles with legitimat 12:55 ular on the new 90-minute ABC 2-Film-Inside Job - 1M8 - Nutty Prolr.ior 7:00; »•<*>• stowaways without planting anj 2—New« Fan mall and pan mall, the series, "Arrest and Trial," this Preston Foster—75 Min. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS NOW THRU TUESDAY NOW THRU TUESDAY llfeblood of a TV series, are not ideas with the American TV au 5—Sandy's Hour 1:00 ATLANTIC- dience. Fall. He will be co-starred with too big over at "Twilight Zone" Ben Gazzara, Chuck Connors, 7—Highway Patrol 3—Film-Mama Steps Out—1937 Spencsr'a Mountain 7:00; 9:00. but they do receive more story Suggestions are .slili being and John Kerr.' 9—Film—The Man From Color- 80 Min. HAZLET Meas and scripts from the gen- LOEWS DRIVE-IN- mm mm bandied about and we may gel ado—1948—Glenn Ford—90 4-News eral public than any other show a chance to see Peter on "Can Min. Cartoon 8:20; Coma Blow Your on TV. "We average as many 1 :, Question — I recently saw a 5—Film—The Gay Deception— Horn 8:77; 12:00; Tartan the I£MN0N MlS did Camera. ' summer theatre production of a11—Superman 1935 Magnificent 10:30:. COIHEBIOW as 2,800 a week," said Rod, "and 13-What's New PERTH AMBOY A BILiYWILDER'S most of them claim to be based play called "King of Hearts" 1:03 while I was on vacation and th MAJEST1C- YOUR MORN on real life, incidents. It seems 4-Film-The Fighting Wildcats Irma La Douca 3:00; 4:30: 7:19; 'Night Owls' whole show seemed very famil ON EXERCISE 'GOLF BALL' 1957-75 Min. 10:00. TECHNlCOtOR-pArMVWON- there are a lot of people plagued EDISON by unexplainable psychic phe- iar to me. Was this play evet 1:10 done on TV?-Mrs. F. V., Whit PACIFIC COAST - Kenneth MENLO PARK CINEMA- nomena which comes under the 7—Film—Escape in the Sun — —ALSO— ing, Ind. Kurz, aviation electronics tech- 1957 Toyi In the AUIc 3:00: 4:00; COO; heading of 'twilight ione' events. Entertained nician third class, U.S. Navy, 8:00; 10:00. —AISO— , "THE OREAT Because of possible legal com- HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs Answer — "King of Hearts" son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 2:20 WOODBRIDGE Robert Taylor plications we no longer open un- James E. Smitfi, Jr., of High- was never done on TV but there Kurz, Sr., of 130 Middletown- 2—Film—Laceny Inc-1942 E. DRIVE-IN- VAN ROBBERY" was a Bob Hope movie called G. Robinson—1 Hr., 50 Min. Come Blow Your Horn 8:19; 12:00; "CATTLE KING tolicited manuscripts and, in aland Ave., recently entertained Llncroft Rd., Lincroft, N. J., 1 way, it's a shame because some 'That Certain Feeling" somi 4—Sermonette—Religion Hero ! Iiland 10:20. members of the Night Owls Nel serving with Heavy Attack Squad- of them are fascinating. years ago which was based on ron 13, recently participated in a 4:U a group of amateur radio opera AIR CONDITIONED I asked for an example and the B'dway play. Eva Marii major fleet strike and anti-air- 2—Film—The Oklahoma Kid — Rod had one. "A lady in Indi-tors, and their wives at a party Saint and George Sanders were craft warfare exercise conducted 1919—James Cagney, Hum- ana wrote and told me that one in their home. Hope's co-stars. This 1956 film by Commander First Fleet off phrey Bogart—1 Hr., 35 Min. has yet to show up oh TV. day she was crossing the street Attending were Mr. and Mrs. the Pacific Coast. at a busy Intersection when sud- David Bawden, Mr. and Mrs, Dubbed "Exercise Golf Ball," VISIT PENNSYLVANIA tk. II. H**m OH ikawta, C«— denly she found herself stuck in Richard Ledergerber, Mr. an Question — What is comic Red the five-day excercise centered Buttons doing these days? I used HAZLET - Mr. and Mrs. Ed 9th and FINAL WEEK! the middle with cars honking all Mrs. Varin DeLage, Mrs. Glnn around the attack aircraft car- 3 SENSATIONAL ADULT HITS! around lier, She turned and there, Swollow, Mr. and Mrs. Paul At- to adore him when he had hirier USS Oriskany. Heavy Attack ward S. Koval and daughter, — Thru Tutsday — sitting in a convertible, was herkinson,' Mr. and Mrs. Arthur own TV show many years ago. Squadron 13 is permanently based Diane, Vermont St., recently fiance who had been killed in Fitzpatiick, Mr. and Mrs. Dick -Mrs. F. B., Charlotte, N. C. at the Naval Air Station Whld- spent a weekend at the home of NEW LOW PRICES! the war. When the car drove Calentine, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Answer — When television's bey Island, Oak Harbor, Wash. Mr. and Mrs. George Kasaba, Center Moreland, Pa. Mrs. Koval away she jotted down the liHam- m and Mr. and Mrs. Earl constant exposure exhausted But- NunniMllll sponsored her niece, Miss Cynthia cense number and it checked with Smith. ton's material and sapped his halted all production, and the popularity, he switched to serious Maria Hale, daughter of Mr. and producers wouldn't take the risk. Mrs. James W. Hale, for confir- MIJIJNV V///////////////7//////////A s roles in movies and won an "Os- Air Conditioned car" for his performance in mation at the Our Lady of the Cllh Hobtrtioa BORROW 2200 (For an answer to your ques- Mountains Church, Bear Creek, ON THE "n 101" ALSO Sayonara" as a result. He lon about any TV program or Jaw Fonda "COpL OF THE DAY" spends most of his summers Poconos, Pa. Miss Koval is BARONET 57 actor, write to Steven H. Scheu- spending the remainder of the when he's not working in a film er, TV Key Mailbag, in care of BOU REPAY '18 A MONTH touring the summer theatre clr week at the home of Mr. and this paper.) Mrs. Bruce Roberts, Bear Creek. UIOI* AMOUNTS AT nOfOITIONATl IATU :ult. His two most recent films Horn* Ownera with or without existing mortgages ire "The Longest Day" and "Ha- CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS INTO ONE LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT ATLANTIC WMMOYI «>«d l:)0 1 Aeadtifiy Awardil nnillE 111 il THEATRE Fil., Sat. at 2, t:30, 130 REPAYMENT SCHEDULE Question — Does Jack Lord Sunday at 2:00, <:00. TiOO "Lawrence of Arabia" UKIVt'lN I '*'<>iuilil< llinMuink— I.I. ."'I MM THRILL OF IT ALL" AMOUNT 15 YEARS tally do all the riding In the le- THCATRC NOW — IVI. 7 AND f Ch«lc* ualt lew m sal* $ 2,200 (18 57 additional •ies "Stoney Burke?" I have had (Will O«N 7;00 r.M.-MOVUS At DUSK I "SPENCER'S MOUNTAIN" • Starts WttfRtsdoy < 3,000 25.32 rguments with most of my 6,000 45.20 cash rlends about this. I say he did at POPULAR PRICES! 10,000 84.39 ill his own riding.—W. T., Little lock, Ark. BLOW YOUR MARINE LCEJ, M0UY THEATRE Jack Lammon Answer —Although Lord is an MORN* COBB • PICON Stew MCOMM International Mortgage Assoc. xpert horseman in hit own right, itth Hcbtw In Color • iland', 872-0751 Mlrhy MKL«IM Jam Oonwr "TJ.D7J,II THE MAGNIFICENT" 22 Haddon Avc, Camden, N. J. •tuntman wag employed to do NOW — IVI. 7 AND » "IRMA La DOUCE THI GREAT ESCAPI" In Red Bank Call Sfl 7-2662 he dangeroui riding on the show, JURY UWIS Lord wai hurt during one of HAYOKOUND "NUTTY PROFESSOR" these sequences It would have Kate Miller of {.ong Branch Wins Two Class Crowns in County Horse Show OCEANPORTVTwn cta«J wins had the runner-up in Roaring 20's. Pa.; Mrs. Harry Harris, Bed-championship stake for the fey Kite Miller and a repeat vic- Following Miss Miller In the Mrs. Clarence Combs, Scobey- minster, (N. J.);, William J.,Homer Davenport Memorial Chal tory in the field hunter competi- local pleasure horse or pony class ville, rode Irene Adler to third O'Brien, B a y o n n e; Malcolm lenge Trophy and also captured were Bambi Ellis, Middetown; tion tor the Punkin Tart Memo- place. Sally Lord, second last Bonynge, Glen Head, N. Y., and rial Trophy by Roxanne Zoubek blue ribbons in Arabian pleasure Mr. and Mrs. George S. Howeil's year, finished fourth yesterday on Donald Sheldon, Hyde Park, horse western; Arabian pleasure highlighted the action yesterday Wennel Bechan Jrom Scobeyville; Little Timber. N. Y. horse English, and Arabian pleas- «s the three-day Monmouth Coun- Miss McCracken; Miss Thomas The Monmouth show, oldest Mr. and Mrs. John Monsees, ure horse owners. ty Horse Show came to a close at and Larraine Stavola, Middle- horse show in New Jersey, drew Somerville, and their Hesanna Wolf Hill Farm. Mary Elizabeth Stringer, Bur- town, in the second through sixth approximately 200 entries to eas- won four classes for the popular Miss Miller, 15, daughter of lington, rode Tara Hill Farms' places, respectively. ily top last year's record entry of Arabians yesterday. It" was the (Short Hills) El Ibtida to victory Mr. and Mrs. John I. Miller, 605 Jane Arliss, Locust, was third 181 horses. Seventy-six classes second year the Arabians have in the colorful Arabian horse Broadway, Long Branch, won the in maiden horsemanship, under were judged by Mrs. Charles L. appeared in the Monmouth Coun- mounted native costume class. 14, while Miss Stavola was fourth local pleasure horse or pony class Harper, Southern Pines, N. C; ty Show. Hesanna was champion and limit horsemanship on Sir The only local horse in the followed by Lucy Gans. Daniel P. Lenehan, Sewickley, in the $100 Arabian three-gaited Arabian classes was The Wee Flipelo. Lucy Gans rode Beebe to the Farm's Lincroft Binkarra, winner It was the first show com- runner-up position in children's of the Arabian senior mare cham- hunters class. Kitty Owen, Lin- petition for Miss Miller since she pionship. fell from Sir Flipelo early in the croft, on Tricorn Farms' (Holm- A trio or local winners were summer and crushed two verie del) Jubilee was third. Claudia Pat McCracken, Fair Haven; Deb- brae. She receives treatment from and Lorrie Schneider. Everett, Locke, Lincroft, and Mrs. Dr. Anthony J. Pisani through- had their mount finish sixth in Combs. Miss McCracken was tops out the summer and came the event. in maiden horsemanship, 14-18 through with flying colors yes Miss Thomas, on Thomwood while Steve . Badenhop, Locust terday in her first show comppli Farms' Pungo, teamed with Pun- Pat Chandler, Fair Haven, am tion since the accident. Dr, Pi- kin Tart winner Golden Hill, Miss Charity Wilson, Holmdel, wen sani's daughter Paula, 16, vas Zoubek in the saddle, to win the third, fourth and sixth, r< «lso a participant in the three-day pairs of hunters class crown. Rita spectively, in the event. event. i. Mary Bellezza, Rumson, on Sep- Miss Locke won the lim tember Dawn, and Beth McCrack- Miss Miller's triumph in the lo- horsemanship over fences title. en, Fair Haven, qn Innocenti, cal pleasure horse or pony class Lucy Gans, Everett, was third. were the runners-up. The Holly came against a field of 15 com- Mrs. Combs won local workin Tree Farm entry of Tan Bark petitors. A field of 10 competed hunter on Irene Adler. and Time to Think was third. tor the blue ribbon in the limit Miss Gans was also thin Miss Locke on Manor Boy and horsemanship class which the in the open field hunter class 01 Marcie Shrewsbury, Watchung, also won. Beebe. Now and Then, owned bj up on Lollipop, were fourth. Miss Zoubek, from Greenwlth Howard A. Hubbs, 3d, Holmde Conn,, retained the Punkin Tart The final local ribbon winners was second in open field huntei Trophy by breezing over a spe in yesterday's classes were Miss competition. Holly Tree Farm ciat outside course, consisting of Thomas, Miss Pisani and Andrea Little Silver, had a fourth plact fix fences, a simulated bridge Savarese, Holmdel, in local work- finisher in Bandit's Bridge. and a gate on Golden Hill, a ing hunter. Miss Thomas was Limit horsemanship, under 6-year-old chestnut gelding. Tur- second on Thomwood Farms' years was dominated by Ioca key Hollow Farm, Amenia, N.Y., Pungo, Miss Pisani rode her own riders although the winner was Objective Moon to third and Miss Tanya Doughty, Scotch Plains, Savarese was fourth on Whitney Sue Thomas, Middletown, wa Andrews' (Rumson) Candle Beau. RIBBON WINNERS—Four local girls who brought homo ribbon, from iho Monmouth Horse Show second, Jill Chamberlain of Rum son was fourth and Miss Locke showa Lincroft placed fifth. pris * ^ HJH/- o . , Miss Owen on TricornTricornss ' Jubilee. m ceanport sh0 p in onya$terdiy # Summaries upper loft, 16, hair Hiivon, won tha first place ribbon in maiden In leadline horsemanship, Jull Jubileb e tied for the reserve title horsemanship 14-18, on Go Colony. Paula Pisani, lower left, 16, Rumjon, took third SUNDAY'S RESULTS Gilman, Lincroft, was second N SrShoree , ownedd b byJ Jo- lp| h honoris iln llocal working huntsY on Objective Moon. Kate Miller, upper right Arabian Ye*rlings — 1. Khala Han- UP AND OVER — Bates Newman, Little Silver, aboard while Elizabeth Gans, Everett, aco fad, George Espoaito, (only entrant). 7ii °\ , New rVernon. Each ,c i D I k, h•• • Y b. , . ,. r. . ... Leadlin* Horsemanship — X. Linda Holly Tree Farms' Leo, 909s over a jump in junior jump- was fourth. horse went through the first l5' Long Branen. won two ribbons yesterday, taking firjt in local pleaiure hort» or Davidson, 2, Julie Oilman, 3. David Xombard, 4. Elizabeth Gam. er competition in Monmouth County Horse Show action jump-off perfectly, but Jubilee pony and limit horsemanship, both on Sir Flipelo. Mist Miller wa» the only double Arabian 2*Year-Olda — L Kamarln, lost the title on the second jump- Joseph F. Me Hugh, 2. Haldee, Ton Saturday at Wolf Hill Farm, Oceanport. Newman fin- i... .u. ...i .L _,, w;nner yesterday. Rita Mary Bellezza, lower right, 16, Rumson, was runner-up in Doyle Towey, 3. Set Ibn Rih, Turkey off with 12 faults while North Hollow Fwn, 4. Man Temah, Michael ished second in the event. pairs of hunter class on September Dawn. Approximately 200 horses, a record en- Tlerney. Allaire Shore breezed through on a per- Local Pfe&iurs Ho rat or Ponv — 1. fect run. try list, competed in the threa-day show which wrapped up yesterday. Sir Flipelo, Kate Miller. 2. Wise Rul- la, Bambl Ellia, 3. Wennel Bachan, . _ Open Jumper Stake — 1. N. J. P. H. A. Pony Working Hunter Mr. and Mrs. George 8. Howell, 4. Go Windy Acres Karon's Le Bon Chat, 2. —(B)-l. Hot Shot Kid, Terry Rudd, 2. Colony, Pat McCracken, S. Pun.ro, Sue Betsy Qeraon's Red Shoes. Ranchanette, Lisa Joy Roaep, 3. High- Thomas, 6, Driftwood MUly, Lorraine Jumper Championship — 1. Richar<_ field's Evening Serenade, Lucy Gana. N. Urlan'i Jump Master with 15 ptfl. Open Jumpers — 1. Le Bon Chat, Third In Btavola. Arabian Model Oetdlne* — 2. Ibn 2. windy Acres Farm's Bpook with 1 Windy Acres Farms, 2. Red Shoes, Rowhara, Georjean Busha, 2. Marah pt«. Betsy Geraon, 3. Jump Master, Rich- 1150 Green Jumper Stake — 1. ard N. Urlan. Giants, Ccjlts, Packers Post Zebag, Nancv E. Neuber, 3. Oaba, Mrs. Roy Henderion. Chado Farm's Salonga Carrier, 2. A. 8. P. C. A. Horsemanship Class Maiden Horsemanship — 1, Sherry Lou lie Wake field's Comic. —1.Wendy Malra, 2. Nancy Baner, 3. Junionior Working HunerHunters $15$1500 Stake Leslie Baldlnger. Mallory Lukens, 2. Betsy Cornwall, 3. Jane Ar- IIBB, i. Lorraine Btavola, fi. Lucy — 1.. LoLouULuuUe WaWaksrieldWksrield'ksrield'ss FortunateFortuFtn , 2. Green Working Hunters — (U14>-1. SusaS n DlDlckson'k' s GGood V SSate. Beau Htfanger, Prank Chapot, 2. Fid- Gam, 6. Page Torchlana. Junior Working Hunter Champion* Arabian Senior Marea — 1. Blnkar dles Rap, Klmberton Hills Farm, 3. BAY HEAD - Charles Allaire, ya, The Wee Farm, 2. RumadJ, Vic- ship — The Annette Til ford Haakel) Unicorn, Norma Gerstenfeld. Wins in NFL Exhibition Tilts MMemoriai l TrophT v — 1. Bunan Dick- Green Jumpers (46) 1. Spook, tor Vlllarl, 3. Hcsanna, Mr. and Mn, son's Good V Safe with 13 pta., 2, veteran Monmouth Boat Club J. Monieea. Li Wk i F Windy. Acre__ s Farm, 2, Golden Hill, ASSOCIATED PRESS 12 times for 86 yards and catch- Giants, completing 12 of 20 pass- Unitas and his rookie under- Beginners Horsemanship — 1. Deb- Louise Wake field's Fortunate with Roxanne Zoubek, 3. Solonga Car- sailor, finished third in an ex- pti. rier, Frank ChapoL ing a pass for 16 more. es for 170 yards and setting tie Nolte, 2. Ellae Prlmavera, 3. $230 Green Workins Hunter Stake — tremely close Mallory Cup semi' Another weekend in exhibition study, Gary Cuozzo of Virginia, Elizabeth Farber, 4. Kithv Arnold, 5. Open Working Hunters (W. B. Iluth- In the only other NFL game the winning touchdown with I. Mark DeWyngiert, 8. Jane Denlaon. 1. Nor ma Oeratenfeld's Unicorn, 2. rauff Memorial Trophy) — 1. Magic final series held on breezy Barnc professional football has made Arabian Senior Btallloni Thomwood Farm's Baskerville. Dragon, Cookie Emlln, 2. Zerln, Mrs. Saturday, night, Minnesota's Im- key, 14-yard bullet to Aaro drove the Browns' secondary diz- (No En- $100 Junior Jumper Staka — 1, Russell Bt ouch ton, 3. Worn Glove, gat Bay Saturday. tries). Betsy Gerison's Teatlme, 2. Kitty wo things lead-pipe cinches in proved Vikings whipped the Los Thomas. Thomas was spilled zy. Unitas hit on H of 19 passes Arabian Senior Mare Championship Owen's Jubilee. .lollow Farm. Winning the series by one- — 1. Binkarra, The W*« Farm. •Junior Jumper — l. Teatlme, Betay ;he future book: Angeles Rams before 42,966 at the one and, with about tour mil Green Working Hunter Champion — Gereon, 2. Sweet Ginger, Kriatie quarter of a point and earning for 225 yards and two touch- Arabian Breeding Senior SUlllon The Lord Trophy — 1. Norma Oersten- Los Angeles, 27-3. utes left, rookie Nat Craddoc Championahlp — (No Kntrlea). !eld's Unicorn with 9 ot»., 2. P. Bruci Arlcson, 3. Fordy's Folly, Gerl M«g" - a berth in the Mallory Cup North 1. Doubleheaders at Cleveland, downs. Cuozzo hit on four o( six Children's Hunters — 1. Chevo, Ann Mfller'B Beau Stranger with 8 pta. KiOlO. American men's sailing finals even when the Browns look to be In American League games, bulled over for the TD. Nick P< Evans, , 2. Beebe, Lucy dans. 3. My Green Jumper Championship — 1 A. II. 8. A. Medal Claas-Hunter Seat tor 56 yards. The Browns' only Luddy, Pam Rlchdale, 4. Ail Bplce, Chado Farms' Balonfta Carrier with 14 -1. Leslie Baldslnger, 2. Roxanne Zou- was Harry Sindle, of the Toms in serious trouble, Kansas City's Chiefs rode Eddie rosante scored twico for Detro Betsy Hauck, 5. Jubilee, Kitty Owen. pts, 2. Louise Wakefleld's Comic with beli, 3. Thorn Hardy. Wilson's passes to 35-21 victory on runs of 14 and 25 yards. touchdown came on a one-yard Arabian Three-Galted Open — 1. Open Jumpers -P. H. A. Trophy Class River Yacht Club. Sindle, a for- 2. The Green Bay Packers, even Kiuila smrlki..Mr. and Kr«, F. D,De- e pts. —t Jump MselEr, Richard N. Urian. mer Monmouth Boat Club mem- over Oakland at Seattle, and Den- plunge by Jim Brown, who was addarlo, 7. • _. and, ton. Junior Jumper Championship — X. 2. Spook. Windy Acres Farm, 3. Red without Golden Boy Paul HornUg. John Monieea, 3. El Ibllda. Mary Betsy demon's Teatlme with SO pt«., ber, who now lives in Virginia, ver's Broncos handed the San held to M yards in 13 tries. Elizabeth Stringer, 2. A. B. e. Farm's North Shore with SUoes, Betsy oeraon. A mammoth crowd of 83,218—a Harnly. 6 pts. Jump-off, -4- won the five races race series Diego Chargers their first exhibi- It was the second straight loss Limit Horaemanshlp, Open Hunter Seat Horsemanship — record for pro football in Cleve- tion loss since the club Top Seeded Under 14 1. Barbara Ulrlchsen, 2. Sus&n with 17-% points. Harry was the for the Browns in the new re- Tears — 1. Tanya Doughty, 2. Sue land—packed the huge lakefront was formed four years ago, 31-25 Thomas, 3. Sherry Lukens, 4. Jill Working Hunter 8ta!ike ~ I." Russell Dean Carl Barnegat Bay Y.R.A. men's Stadium Saturday night for a Rime directed by Paul Brown's Chamberlain, S. Debm Locke, 9. Malre Stoughton's Zerin. 2. Cookie Emlin'a champion. at Denver. successor, Blanton Collier. Shrewsbury. Magic Dragon. unique doublehcader in which Women's Doubles Open Field Hunter —,1. Worn Glove, i Witli....an...advance...sale....of...all working Hunter Champion (The The tough luck sailor who Baltimore routed the once- Dallas led Green Bay 10-7 after Turkey Hollow Farm, 2. Now and Louis 8. Glmbel Jr. Memorial Trophy) 67,000 reserved seats, Cleveland the first period, thanks to an 85- Then, Howard A. Hubbs, 3d, 3. Deebe, — 1, Russell atoughton's Zerln with 23 Beats Mongo finished Just out of the money mighty Browns 21-7 after New Lucy Cans, 4. Bandit's. Bridge, Holly pta,, 2. Cookie Emlln's Magic Dragon was John Walton, of the Brigan- officials expected a huge turnout TeamUpset yard scoring pass play from Don Tree Farm, 5. Honey Bear, Margaret rlth 10 pts. 'ork's Giants had edged Detroit Boss, 6. Merry Mark, Betsy Cornwall. tine Yacht Club, the South Jer- for the twilight-night doublehead- Meredith to Pettis Norman. Then „" / Arabian Pleasure Horse, Western — FRIDAY H HEHULTS In A.C. 'Cap -21. er but the 83,218 figure surpassed LITTLE SILVER - A majo: 1. Hesanna, Mr. and Mrs. John Moo- Working Hunter Hacks—1. sey Y.R.A. men's champion. Wal- Green Bay, with Lew Carpenter ZerJn. Meanwhile, with 53,121 looking even the earliest predictions. The upset was recorded In the 11th sees. Z Rasa, Marv A. Simon, 3. Mrs. Russell Stoughton, 2. Candle ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Paul ton won the final two races to scoring twice, struck for 14 points Aazrak, Ann Haroly. 4. Sham), Mary Beau, Whitney Andrews, 3. Main >n in the Cotton Bowl at Dallas, previous record for a pro game annual Dom Santelle Tennis Tour- Jane Scott. Stem, Lynn Allegaert. Bongarzone's Dean Carl, lone 3- almost make it, but wound up nament over the weekend. in the second period and 10 hj the Pairs of Huntsrs — 1. dolden Hill, Saundera Memorial Pony Working :he Packers rolled to a 31-0 vic-at Cleveland was 82,872 for a year-old in the race, defeated with 17-i/S points. fourth to put It away com- Pun go, Roxanne Zoubek, Thomwood Hunter—(A)-1. Wizard of Or, Susan tory over the hopeful Cowboys regular season game between the Carol Kennedy and Joan Ger- Farm, 2. September Dawn, Innocent], and Nancy Burr, 2. Hlghfleld'« Snap- six older rivals including the The series was sponsored by 'ortably. Bit* Mary SeUeua, Beth McCracken, shot, Saundera Family, 3. Miles River In a manner becoming a two- Browns and Giants In 1960. Last maine ousted the top-seeded wom- 3. Tan Bark, Time to Think, Holly Diamond, Buddy Jones. solid choice, Mongo, in winning the Barnegat Bay Y.R.A. and en's doubles combine o( Freda The Vikings, with Fran Tarken- Tree Farm. 4. Manor Boy. Lollipop, ime National Football League year, when Cleveland Saunders Memorial Pony Working the $28,300 Atlantic City Handi- the Bay Head Yacht Club. The Rienitz and Minette Lleblich, 2-6, on at quarterback and RonVan- Debra Locke, Marcle Shrewsbury. Hunter—(B>-1. Uiltbette, Karen Lewis, :hampion. inaugurated the doubleheader Arabian Pleasure Horse, English — 2. Ranchanette, Lisa Joy Rosen, 3 cap Saturday by two lengths. contestants rotated Lightnings, a 6-4, 6-2 in a second round match, ier Helen still sitting it out on 1 Hesanna, Mr. and Mrs. John Mon- Hot Shot Kid, Terry Rudd. If Green Bay has trouble, as system, the crowd was 77,683. sees, 2. Rumadj, Victor Vlllarl, 3. 19-foot centerboard sloop. The losers had won the Santelle he bench, capitalized on defen- Open Jumpers •— 1. Spook, Windy Bennie Sorensen rode the up- :ritics assumed after that loss to The Saturday night group Ibn Rowhara. Qiorjean Buaha, 4. Acre Farm, 2. Jump Master, Richard Allaire tied in points with Jim women's doubles for the pas iive lapses by the Rams. Los Zared, Mary Jane Scott. N. Urlan, 3. All Spice 2nd, Betsy set winner, who,used the simple he College All-Stars, every other which accounted Maiden Horsemanship, 14-11 — 1. Lipscomb, champion of the Hud- for about an Angeles Coach Swede Svare went Hauck. method of going to the front and three years. Vat McCracken, 2. Susan Zalno, 3. Green Working Hunters (9415) — son River Y.R.A., each with 14, >fFL club would glady buy a average week's baseball atten- most of the way ,wlth Helsman Steve Badenhoo, 4. Pat Chandler, 5. 1. Solonra Carrier, Frank Chapot, 2. itaying there. lealthy chunk of it. With Bart Richie Nicoletti advanced to thi Barbara Howe. «. Charity Wflaon. Baskervllle 1st, Thomwood Farms, however Charlie received third dance in Cleveland these days, Trophy winner Terry Baker at Arabian Pleasure Horse, Owners — Unicorn Norma Gerstenfeld. Brookfield Farm's Inbalance itarr passing and Jim Taylor saw some exceptional passing by semi-linals in men's singles with 1. Hesanna, Mr. and Mrs. John Mon- place on a better race record. luarterback. Green Jumpers — (4S)-1. Solonga dogged the winner most of the ind Tom Moore running, the veterans Johnny Unitas of Balti- a 6-3, 6-2 rout of Bill Hagerman. •ees, 2. Haldee, Tonl Doyle Towey, Carrier, Frank Chapotapot, 2.. Cornel.Cornel. Allaire had two second place Wilson, taking over from regu- 3. Al-Murah Zehag. Nancy Neuber. 4. Louise Wakefleld, 3. ThThe NunN , HiHigh way and for his futile bid took 'ackers frolicked for 417 yards more and Y.A. Tittle of New Ann Lee and Betsy Sanderson Rm Rowhara, Georjean Bush*. Tor Riding Club. finishes, his best showings in the ir quarterback Len Dawson, Limit Horsemanship. 14-13 — 3. Kate down second money. Mongo seek- igainst Dallas—259 of the total York, and an unusually inept moved into the semi-finals of Open Working Hunters —l. Zerln, series. His other finishes were ircd scoring passes of nine and Miller, 2. Susan Zalno. 3. Pat Chan- Mrs -Russel »-».l Stoughton. , -% Cop- y Cat ing his third stakes victory of the I the ground where the absence Cleveland offense. women's doubles with a tough dler, 4. Ann Evans. S. Elaine Deshrler, 2nd. Mr and Mrs. Clark, 3. Worn a third, a fourth and a fifth. 1 1 yards to Chris Burford and tf, Eileen Munyak. Glove, Turkey Hollow Farm. season, came around horses from Hornung figured to be felt the Tittle came off the bench In 5-7, 6-2, M victory over Dot •- Arabian Horse Mounted Native Coi- His crew was Charles Raynor and Gorsuch and Kay Bagwell. our yards to Fred Arbanas in an tume — 1. SI Ibtlda, Mary Elizabeth Junior Working Hunters Under Sad- jff the pace but could not get to lOSt. the second quarter and rallied the Stringer, 2. Rosa, Mary A, Slmdn, 3. dle—l. Sedaiia, Susan Thomas, 2. William Heron. MKN'H MINflLFJi lerial duel between the Chiefs Mary Seven, Nancy Saner, 3, Pungo, he top two and wound up third. —XtJMMARIEN— It was the second straight vie- 2d Round Ibn Rowhara. Oeorjean Buiha, Thomwood Farnu. Bill and Raiders. Oakland gained a Khala Handalra, George Espoaito. N, J. P. H. A. Junior Jumpers —1. Dean Carl, in registering his 1. Harry 81ndle, Barnejat Bay (1- Hnserman tlcl. nay Tlmney. Field Hunters, Punk in Tart Memori- 1-1-5-Sl. MM. ory against strictly professional 3-fi. 0-1, 7-5. mere four yards rushing, Kansas al Trophy — 1. Golden HIH, Roxanne Teatlme, Betsy Gerson, 2. Jubilee Initial victory for his New Jersey 2. John Walton. South Jersey (3- ipposition for the champions, who Bt.b Bhorl clef. Itnn DrKunl, J-l, 60 City 45. Only 13,000 fans watched Zouoek. 2. Roaring 20's, Turkey Hol- Kitty Owen, 3. North Shore, A. B. 8. B-3-1.I), II. Lee Elders 34 Hound Farm. owner, received $18,395 for his ighted themselves against Pitts- he game, a charily event for low Farm, 3. Irene Adler, Mn. Clar- N. J. P. H. A. Pony Working Hunter 3. Charllf Allaire, North Jerjey 3 Hlcn NlcoleUI clef, mil llagprmnn, 6- ence Combs, 4. Little Timber, ga.liy —(AM. Highflf-ld's T.- A. C^ Baiuaia efforts and was timed m 1:48 i-3J!-4.2l. 1714.' lurg a week earlier, 27-7 at Mi- ice polo vauller Brian Sternberg Ulrlchsen, 2, Wizard of Oz. TSusan and 4. Jhn Upscornb, Ifudion Rfv«r (5- MK.VN I1OIIBI.F.S, Local Working Hunter —• 1. Irene 5 for the l'/» miles under 109 I-2-2-3), U. mi. Taylor gave his ailing knee Wins 3-Ring 'ho was paralyzed recently m a Nancy Burr. 3. Miles River Diamond, 1 1 .Adler, Mrs. Clarence Comb*, 2. Pungo, Puddy Jones. pounds. A. Jim Nalh&nson, Chelape&ke Bay BUI Conklln. Hot) " Ormarf.it Thomwood Farm, 3. Objective Moon, .2.4-3.«>, 13. heavy test and passed—running Major Angplo Monti, Dick Leen •ampoline accident. Paula Pliant, 4. Cancel Beau. Whitney 6-2. Veteran Frank Tripucka did Andrews. Golf Tourney 34 Round S100 Three-Called Arabian Ho.— Br>b flhort. Will Aldrlcli lck Long, Krr.ln nienttl, 8-2 S-2 •trlnger. 3d itwind lay to Gene Mingo and a 60- Maiden Horsen>aruhJp over Fences Charity Open Golf Tournament at Vlracola, Kay BaKv/plI def — l. Tanya Doughty,* 2. Karen Nolte, the Asbury Park Golf and Coun- Rill rkpmfHer, Utnldl LIjtNner, 6-2. rd play to Bob Scarpitto. John 9, Page Torchlana, 4. Jane Arttss, 6. 7-5. ad! passed for two Charger try Club. Olio PrlhramPrltiram, stanlBLuila I>lwt»,rtpr Ware Guerry, 6. Karen Leftwlch. ( mchdowns In the game played Limit Horsemanship over Fences — Tony Aldarelli of (he host club Marntjall Jttpri. Dot fiurjucli. g.|, 1 Debra Locke, 2. Ann Evans, 3. n'OMKN'N IIOIIBI.KS tfore 11,135 at Denver. iMcy Oam, 4. Mary Ellen McDonald, Associated Prew won the amateur division title 24 Round 8, John R. Call, 6, Marcle Shrewibury. for the third time in the four Carol Kf-mifdy, Jonn (Jirmnlna ( There's no Trick to Having Ex- SATURDAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Iretla Hlf.nU Mlnettfl Lleblich, 2-5. Indies Welkin* Hunters — The Mirl* years the P. Ballantine sponsored 6-(, 6-2. a Cash, You Get it Fast When am fl. Rumbough Memorial Trophy — W L Pet GB W L Pet GB tournament has been held at the .Ill ll«uf>f. Dot ou Use The Register Classified. Alleggeert's Main Stem. Los Angeles .74 48 .607 New York .78 .645 Asbury course. Pnay ni»tv»«ij. B-7, rj-2,' o-i, —Advertisement. Small Pony Working Hunter Under St. Louis J Chicago _...68 .557 lO'/i Scddl* — J. Jack Saunder's High- Elders came from three strokes field's Snapihort, 3. Kit Roasko's San Francisco - Minnesota ...66 .557 lO back after Thursday's 36 hole lo Sugar K. Philadelphia ...... 67 Baltimore .54412 Large Pony Working Hunter Under get the victory by two strokes Atlantic Highlands Inboard Saddle — 1. Terrv Rudd's Hot Bhot Cincinnati Boston .488 19 over Gordon Chavis of Baltimore, Kid. 2. Susan Blaltdell's HlghHeld'1 .480 20 Tulip. Chicago .. .520 10V4 Cleveland 59 Md. Open Jumpers — 1. Windy Acrei Milwaukee Detroit _...55 .458 22!£ Pro« Farm's Snook. 2. Richard N. Urlan1« Lee El/lm, Ix>» Angeln 75-72-M-2I2 Regatta Scheduled Sunday jump Master. Pittsburgh Los Angeles SI .452 2V4 (lor.Ion Cliavln. Ilalllmors 72-71-71—111 Oreen Working Hunters Under Bad* Houston ... Kansas City 54 .450 ?.V,4 Jolin nerry, Plil!s<1elr»rila 77-71-6H—216 o> — 1. Mrs. Helen Wicket' Thought- Wm. Bishop, Philadelphia 72-70.71—216 ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - A ful. 2. E. Bruce Miller's Beau Stran- New York Washington .45 .369 33'/$ Pets Trenham, Philadelphia The races will start at 1 p.m., ger. 72-12-73—Zlfl top-flight field is expected for Green Jumpers — 1. Red Martin1! Saturday'* Results Saturday's Result! Cliff ttmy/n, Cleveland 70-72-09—317 following a drivers' meeting at Escapade. 1. Louis Wakefleld's Comic. Los Angeles 3, New York 2 Vlnee Bulllv" •"' , n, Mptuclun 75-71-72—21H the third annual Atlantic High-, Junior Working Hunters — 1. Suflnn Boston 10, Cleveland 3 Hol>l>y Mayn, Philadelphi. a 7:i-7:t-72-21f._ _.t lands Regatta Sunday. Sponsor 12:15 p.m. at Ihe pits. Registra- Dlckion'n Good *N fiafe. 2. Louitfl Cincinnati 2, Chicago 1 Jo«. Klowers, WnahlnRWn 7J-7.V72—2I& WMceNeM'B Fortunate. St. Louis 8, San Francisco Chicago 2, New York 0 Ted llhodra. Chlrago for the one-day affair is the local tion closes at noon. Open Hunter Seat Horsemnnshlp — Washington 10, Minnesota 0 Marty Tolompo, Twin Lions Club. 1. Thorn Hardy. 1. Andrea King. 10 innings 71-77-72-22O Chairman of the regatta is Small Ponv working Hunter Rttkn — Baltimore 6, Kansas City 1 Tom Btra/«cl. Br., Drooklyn Regatta officials figure (hat 50 1, Susan and Nancy Burr's Wizard of Philadelphia 5, Pittsburgh 3 Henry J. Saling, Atlantic High- OE. 7. Jack Saunder's Hlghfleld Snap- Milwaukee 4, Houston 1 Detroit 6, Los Angeles 1 Dick Torrun, llaltlmord 7(>-7fl-74~22fl (o 75 boats will compete here stint. Junior Walkpr. N. Y. C. 71-71-72—220 in seven inhoard classes. The lands. The referees are Art Haf- Small Pony Hunter Champion -~ I, Sunday's Results Sunday's Results IVte Chnsi.. iVa«hln([toii 77-fi!)-7,1S- 221 Wizard of Or. with 14 points. 2. High- Milwaukee 3, Houston 2 Detroit 3, Los Angeles 1 Iiaac Orlintli, N. Y. C. 75 61-77-221 event has always drawn a good ner and C. W. "Bill" Fritz, both field's Snapshot, 11. Mil Itadur N. 1. C. 7f7t>-73-2Jl attendance. Junior Jumoen — l. Betsv ^erson'i Philadelphia 3, Pittsburgh 1 Washington 7, Minnesota 3 Amain, nt: APBA officials. Teatlme. 2. Holly Tree Farm's L«n. Classes arc 44, 48, 145, 150, flOO Large Pony Working Hunter San Francisco at St. Louii, Cleveland 7, Boston 4 p Other officials are Cliff Walker, Btake ~ 1. Terry Hudd's Hi»t Shot Tony Aldarrllt, Aarmry and 280 hydros, plus the popular KM. Z. Barbara 171 rlcli sen's HtghtteM postponed, rain Kansas City 5, Baltimore 4 I'nrk starter; Ed Hinderliter, timer; Ftonalil Gftldnrrg, Plfilntlrl'77.7«.7l)_2l » Jersey Speed Skiffs and Ski Rac- Hfp De HooMe. Chicago 2-4, Cincinnati 1-0 New York 8-8, Chicago 2-4 l Jack Fisher, pit manager, and Large Pony Hunter Champion -- 1. ing Runabouts. Los'Angeles 7-3, New York 0-2 Holloway, Newark Joe Salmon and Jack Tccl, meas- lint Bhot Kid. with 17 nolnls. 2. Lllll- Today's Games ^Imt Plight Trophies will be awarded for put Farm's Llllibete, 7. Today's Games RoMnnon, N. Y. C. urers, Grind diMmpluiUiPony llunler, TO* Cleveland at Boston N first through fourth places. They 7>Mvli Trophy — 1. Hot Bhot Kid, with San Francisco at St. Louis • Willie Whlto, arcenvllle, D«l. Joseph Julian is in charge of IT mints, 2. Wizard of Ox. 14. Only games scheduled HORSEMANSHIP WINNERS—Thorn Hardy, Long Valley, 190-70—XM will be presented following the New York at Philadelphia N Frrd MMtter. Baton Rotlg* Iftfl-fti—2fl3 The Winding River Boating As- Glar«nr« Kennfr. Chicago 171-ftl—298 The race course Is a one and TI'Thfleld'B Hn«p*hot, Witts End New York at Philadelphia, 2 :wl-nlgbt sociation, Millville, will handle F~ -m'" M'^htv Mnuie. WftfH Knrt in Monmouth County Horse Show Saturday. The three- Third Vllfhl two-third mile oval located In- Firm's Topper. twi-night Minnesota at Detroit N Ikp Jatneitm, Pet-kfkill, 17(-47—2M all (he racing details. : uaf day (how, which draw a record entry lilt of approxi- T«d lTr«nel«, N. Y. (!. 114-SA-2«I side the Harbor breakwater. It Ttiomaa* Hlghfleld's Phebe, 3. Pittsburgh at Chicago imucl Kvina, Wonrihury 17T-^0—2M H«i)-' Tror )• "••••- L*~X) wclatlon aanctioned the regatta. \%-Mo&Liy, Ajigtut 19, 1963 RED BAKK REGISTER Dodgers Sweep For 6-Game Advantage Hardly a Dodger is left who the place Sunday as the National; is he scattered seven NU and rtn remembers Bobby Thomson's League leaders played their last s season mark to 15-5. MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1963 tome run at the Polo Grounds. two games ever at the Polo jrounds, won them both, It had all the makiagi of a real The current crop, safely settled tretched their lead to six full tough one. Fourteen games In 13 i Los Angeles, has nothing but ;ames and salvaged a road trip days, bouncing back and forth fond memories of the battered hat had started in a fashion from one coast to the other on a old ball yard on the Harlem River Zabaikalsky Cops hectic road trip covering 7,000 where the hapless New York haky enough to recall 1851, Crewman miles. Mets play friendly host. vhere Thomson homered them Bike Obstacle nit of the flag. But for the New York Yankees, Dodger hearts grew fonder of The scores were 7-0 and 3-2, to it was a pleasure Jaunt that x>mplete the four-game sweep in urned the American league race Surprises ]ourse Race he park which will be torn down into even more of a runaway, RED BANK — Jose Zabaikal- Hother Wins or a housing project at the end They capped the journey Sun- iky, a 13-year old youth, who of this season. That made it eight day with a doubleheader (weep resides at 105 Shrewsbury Ave., straight for the Dodgers in New t Chicago, giving them a neat InTravers won first place in the bicycle Blue Water ork, and gave them a 104 rec- 10-4 mark for the trip that carried obstacle course race held in con- ird for the road trip. hem to Washington, to Los An- SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. unction with the seven mile hike Race Series The San Francisco Giants and geles and back to Boston before (AP) — Racing's 3-year-o1d di- and races sponsored by the Red the St. Louis Cards, locked in the four-game windup at Cotnis- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — A key Park. vision was thrown into utter con- Bank Parks and Recreation De- second place, were rained out. partment last week. fleet of 21 auxiliary sailboats en- They will try to get the game in By whipping the White Sox 8-2 fusion Saturday when George D. joyed two days of brisk sailing The winner made 31 out of a today, before the Cards invade and 8-4, the Yanks built their Widener's Crewman humbled the in Sandy Hook Bay this week- Los Angeles for a crucial set. league lead to 1014 games—the possible 33 points to nose out md during Atlantic Highlands so-called Big Three and ran off unior Booker, 14, 330 Shrews- In other National League games biggest margin they've had at Yacht Club's annual "blue water his stage of the season since 1958. with the $81,400 Travers Stakes bury Ave., who tallied 30 points. races. • the Chicago Cubs dealt the pen- nant hopes of the Cincinnati Reds The double loss dropped Chicago before the biggest crowd in Sara- Tied for third were Elanie Over-all winner of the two-day i crushing blow with a double into a tie for second with the Min- Douglas, 12, of 46 Drummond session was the "Hother," Fred toga's history. victory, 2-1 and 4-0. The Philadel nesota Twins, who were trimmed Ave., and Paul Spencer, 9, of GOING BACK TO WICHITA — Ed Hender.on, Freehold, second from left, and Lou Baroff's sleek craft out of the Behind him and thoroughly phla Phils won their seventh by Washington 7-3. 16 St. Nicholas Place, each with Raritan Yacht Club, Perth Am- beaten at the finish was Chateau- DeGeorge, Fair Haven, second from right, left yesterday by Jet from Newark Air- straight, 3-1 over Pittsburgh, and Detroit shaded the Los Angeles 29 points. boy. Baroff not only won the gay, winner of the Derby and port for their old (tamping grounds at Wichita, Kani., where they played last year the Milwaukee Braves took their Angels 3-2 behind Don Mossi's Other prize winners included: Dver-all honors, but also copped Belmont, and Candy Spots, who sixth In seven games, 3-2 over nifty relief pitching. Home runs Mary Ann Connor and Billy Mc- in the National Baseball Congress tournament with the Old Union House club. he Class A tiUe. took the Preakness and is the Cue, each 28 points; Albert Houston. by Jose Azcue and Willie Kirk- year's b I g g e a t money-winning The two athletes this year were picked up by Emerson Wesiwood Merchants, state The Class B winner was the land helped Cleveland over Bos- y gg Credle, 26; Herbert Douglas, 25; 'Venture," a 28-footer, skippered Don Drysdale threw a.three-hit- champions for 1963. Wishing them well are George Sprllane, left Red Bank Tire team ton 7-4 and Kansas City held off thoroughbred. Shelila Harris, Roxanne Ribus- by Dr. Charles Shoemaker, also ter for the Dodgers in the opener home Baltimore 5-4. Crewman flashed telli, Benny Taylor and Milton manager, and Frank Porter, sponsor of the Red Bank nine. >f the Raritan Y.C. with the Mets for his 16th vic- lengths in front of another out- tory. The hits were all singles, The Yankees, 27-25 on the road Simms, each 24 points., The results were determined by sider, Mrs. Alfred J. Giordano's he did not walk a man and no before the latest trip, jumped Each participant's bicycle un- the off-sound ratings as utilized Hot Dust. Darby Dan's Chateau- Met got past first base. Doug Ca ahead early in both games before derwent a thorough inspection Jersey Shore League by the Jersey Ocean Racing Club gay staggered home third, milll's two-run homer in the sec- the capacity crowd of 44,669 at and had reflectorized tape ap- and other racing organizations for length back of Hot Dust, and ond off loser Al Jackson was el Comiskey Park and never let the plied to the back fenders. In major off shore race;. 2>/4 lengths ahead of Rex Ells White Sox get too close. spite of the inspection, one rider the margin Drysdale needed. worth's favored Candy Spots. Saturday's race was • 22-mile Bobby Richardson had three suffered a flat tire and had to Rookie Dick Calmus, a 19-year- ' Never Bend, the third of the test, sailed In 20 knot southerly Yankee hits in the opener and place his bicycle In the Parks Red Bank Tire old right-hander, pitched live in- Big Three was last. breezes. Yesterday the • racers drove In three runs in the second and Recreation truck that wai nlngs of one-hit relief to win the competed over tt 16 mile course game, which was highlighted by following the riders. nightcap. Fete Richert, who start- la 15-18 knot northwesterly Elston Howard's 4-for-4 perform- ed, was lifted for a pinch hitter The contestants enjoyed punch breezes. ance—a homer, a double, two Posts Three Wins in the fifth. Rodriguez Drops and cookies in Marine Park. Runner-up in Class A was singles a sacrifice fly. "Tamara," Henry Mlhm'a double- Warren Spahn won hit 342d RED BANK — Frank Porter's Red Bank a 8-7 victory over thefthree hits apiece. Bennett added Ralph Terry won his 14th and inder out of Monmouth Beach. career victory against the Colts, Moyer in 8th Red Bank Tire Co. ran its Jer- Freehold Townsmen on the Rec- triple, Jim Bouton his 16th, but both Jerry Bourne's "Aqua-lure," a Sinatra Plans sey Shore Baseball League second reation Field, Saturday, The win- IAMA lost right-handers needed relief help. MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - an upset victory Rumson entry, was third. half record to 11-1 over the week- ners presented a patched-up line- when the Manasquan A.C. came Ray Herbert and Joel Horlen Piston-punching Luis Rodriguez Raritan sailors swept Class B. were the losers. dropped Denny Moyer with club- Golf Tourney end with a victory over the Free- up, but struggled to victory when up with three runs in the seventh Lynch-Long Trailing Shoemaker in second The Tigers climbed into seventh bing rights In the eighth and hold Townsmen here Saturday, the reserves came through. to tie the contest. HOLLYWOOD, CalK. (AP) place was Jim Whiton's "Othe place ahead of the Angels. De- ninth rounds then stopped him i and a twin-killing of the IAMA Bruce Phillips belted a two- Bob Coyle and Fred Bokei Frank Sinatra plans to hold an Women," with F. Signor Kirk- In R.B. Open troit starter Al Koch delivered the ninth round on a technlca at Long Branch yesterday. run homer in the first to get stroked doubles to pace IAMA annual invitational golf tourna- Patrick, third, in "May Wine." two hits and drove in the decid- knockout Saturday night in The Tiremen also avenged a Red Bank away to a 3-1 lead. to a 4-0 lead in the fourth frame. ment, the "Sinatra Swingfest," at Fleet captain Fran Branin and ing run in the fourth, but gave battle of recently deposed cfcam non-league setback, taking the Freehold took advantage of Ber- Manasquan got to Coyje for three Tennis Finals Palm Springs, Calif., a spokes- race committee chairman Bill way to Mossi in the bottom of pions at Miami Beach Conventio Hammonton A.C, 9-7, in a 10 in- nie Cook's wlldness to move runs in the seventh to avert the man for the crooner said yester- Maxwell were in charge of th RED BANK - It will be Wil- the inning and the veteran lefty Hall. ning struggle under the lights at ahead in the fifth. Tho winners upset. day. two-day program. liam Long vs Dennis Lynch for blanked the Angels the rest of the Hammonton Friday night. knotted it with three runs in the Mel Wood and Tom Schwier Referee Billy Regan called The first will be Nov. 7-11 at the men's singles championship way. Tiger rookie Gates Brown same frame, then won it in the pitched for Manasquan. Vern halt to the uneven battle at 1:39 the new Canyon Country Club. The IAMA held the second of the Red Bank Open Tennis went 4-for-4 with a triple and three of the ninth after Moyer had got- Pros will vie In the 72-hole, PGA place Manasquan A.C. to a 4-4 bottom of the seventh. Paulson had two of the IAMA Tournament. nine hits. singles. ten up glassy-eyed from his sec- sponsored event for $50,000 in deadlock at Manasquan Saturday. Phillips walked, but was caught Racing Circles The two titans, finalists for the Red Bank (S> Ifammooton (7) ond knockdown, obviously unabk prizes. An 18-hole pro-ameteur The Tiremen, minus two of m a rundown on Mango's sacri- ABR II ABR second straight year, assure' to continue. contest will follow on Nov. 11, for their stars, Lou DeGeorge and fice attempt. Mango took second am. is 6 O 1 rteh'n,3b 4 1 another renewal of their battling DeG'je,2b « O 2 LopeE.cf 5 1 Still Talking The Cuban-born Rodriguez, i added purse of (10,000. Ed Henderson, who are compet- on the play. Cook fanned, but He'son.cf < 1 O laigMla.lb 5 3 with semi-final round victories 01 Long Branch H.S. 1. B'mt.lb 5 3 3 Up'U.U 5 1 the Marine Park courts over the gunning for another shot at th Net proceeds will go to the ing with the Emerson Westwood Manager George Spillane was McK'j,3b 2 10 Ma'ne.c 6 0 welterweight crown he lost national headquarters of the Boys Merchants in the National Base- walked intentionally to get at Ben't.rf 4 2 3 F»r'n,2b 5 0 Crewman's Win weekend. Fll'b'lt.ll 3. 0. 0 Hacrl.u 1 0 Announces Dates Emile Griffith June 8 at New Clubs of America. ball Congress tournament at Unger. The rookie delivered M'IaRcItt 110 Be'rdl.rt 2 0 SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y, Long defeated Lynch in the 1962 York, was a big leader on Wichita, Kan., continue to roll nicely to drive in Mango with M. BM.O 0 Rodin, rr 2 0 (AP) —Crewman's surprise vic- finals. Truex,p " D« Clcco.p 3 1 It pays to advertise in the Rea merrily along. the whining marker. Inc'ml.p tory in the Travers still was the The top-seeded Long had tc cards when he began a o For Physicals devastating attack in the eighth. Bank Register.—Advertisement, Friday, they scored four runs Pete Rothenberg hit a two-run talk in racing circles yesterda battle all the way to dispose ol 40 ft 11 40 7 LONG BRANCH - The fall in the 10th to take a Hammonton homer In the fifth for Freehold. Red Bank -...000 104 OOO 4-1 at Saratoga. third-seeded Lyn Abbot Jr., 6-4, Hammonton 000 220 10O 2—1 athletic physical eximination team that had posted a 9-4 set- HR—Bennett. 2B—Bennett, J. Bland. Chateaugay, Candy Spots am i, 6-4, while Lynch had a muc Ed Bahr was the losing pitcher. schedule at Long Branch High back on Red Bank earlier in the Never Bend, the so-called Bi, easier time in eliminating un- Science Shrinks Piles Sweep Twin Bin Freehold (7) Red Bank (S) School will have freshmen and season. ABB H ABR Three of the three-year-old div seeded Jake Umberger, 6-1, 6-3 The power-packed Tiremen had Za'lch,el 4 1 2 M. Bl'nd.cl sophomores reporting Aug. 27-28 The victory proved costly for 0 sion, were up the track Saturdaj Lynch and Abbot, the top- little trouble with the IAMA, 4 O at 2 p.m., and juniors and sen- New Way Without Surgery the Tiremen when left fielder WU'mi.St) 4 0 1 J. Bl'd.lf 4 1 as George D. .Widener's coli seeded men's doubles combine, sweeping 7-1 and 16-3 contests. D'Ea'lto.ltj 3 11 Me K'y.Sb 3 3 1 iors, Aug. 29-30 at 2 p.m. Bruce Fischbeln injured his shoul Phll'pi.c romped home by' I /, lengths advanced to the finals with a The winners scored three runs 2 2 In addition, students from any der making a diving catch in Ell'n.ia 3 0 0 Mango.at 3 1 the 94th running of the histori 6-2, 6-1 rout of Ed Mulroy am ! Stops Itch—Relieves Pain in the first to coast to victory 4 2 2 COOk.p 3 1 of the four grades may be ex- the seventh inning. Bruce will be T Spl'ne.lb 3 0 l^-mile race. Bill Dey, the third-seeded tan *•» 1-h. K. T. (SywUD-ror th. •o thorough that inffirerl mad* in the opener. Singles by Gill Mll'n.rr 2 0 0' Ung'r.rf amined Sept.. 3, at 9 a.m. aitoniihlng aUteminu Ilk* "Pile* lost to the team for the 1 0 Not only that but Hot Dust, dem. tat tint Mine* b*i found a turn and Truex, an error and a two- Oerkln.3b 2 0 0 huling nbiUnct with tfc« Mtott- hart ctaitd to U a problem I" remainder of the season. Bahr.p 2 1 0| another outsider, finished second Second-seeded Paul Lambert This year, ninth grade students run bloop single by Mango did will not have to have their tuber- tining ibllity to •hrlnk htmoi- Th« aecnt ii k new healing lub- The teams were deadlocked 5 20 7 8 29 8 1 as the result made a hash of the and Long topped John Kappmeler itanci (Bio-Djrn**)—dlicovtry of the damage. culin test prior to practice. They I-holdi, itojt itching, »nd nllm going into the 10th. John Bland freehold 100 420 0—• ratings among the 3-year-olds. and Sterling Thompson, 6-3, 6-2, tain - without rarfmj. • world-famom nieareh Inititute. Don Rooney flipped a five-hitter Bert Bank :3Ol 030 1—( will be tested during the regular singled and was sacrificed to HR—Phllllpi, Rothenberg. 28—M Chateaugay, the Kentucky Der- in a quarter-final men's doubles In cut alter caw, wht!« i*ntly Thli inbitann ii now available to best brother Wayne who Bland, Hango, D'Eapoaito. school program. second by Dave McKelvey. Pete by and Belmont Stakes winner, assignment. MlitTinr pals, actual ndsetlon In tupponlory or vintmtnt form turned in a six hit effort. under the ntrae Pnpmrttin H*r Bennett was sale on a fielder's Bed Bunk (1) I. IAMA C managed to beat Candy Spots foi Football, soccer and cross-coun- fihrlnUn) took plan. Dan Wall stroked two triples ABB H ABR try practice will start at the high MatAuuisuii of •U-tunltawm At all drag eoonUn. choice and Ralph Mango walked Olll, 2b 4 1 Nap't'o,3t> 3 the show in the six-horse field in a losing cause. Truex. cl 3 1 Fa'ion.fli 3 0 Choker was fifth and Never Benc U.S. Crew Loses school Tuesday, Sept. 3. to load the bases. BlaniUb 3 2 Wall.2b 3 1 The second game was a rout uen'tl.ss 4 1 Baker, lb 3 0 last after setting the early paci Assisting head football coach Morris Bland also walked to for the champions. They struck Me K'y.3b 3 0 Coyle.cl 3 0 Army Ippolito this year will be force in brother John. Ron Truex Phlrpi.c 11 Kampf, rf 2 0 It was the first time in the In Rowing Test for three runs In the first to get Mango. If 3 0 Rooney.p 2 0 career that Candy Spots, the the veteran staff of Hugh Meder, dropped a bunt single to score off winging, then had two five- Cook,If 1 0 Acq'ro.c 3 0 BAGSVAERD, Denmark (AP) Charles Kline, Edward Adams, Bennett, then DeGeorge singled Roon.y.p 3 1 Burns,If 1 0 Preakness winner and favored ir run innings In the fifth and sixth Meglll.rf 2 O F.r'aro.rt ] 0 the Travers, had finished out of —The U.S. double scullj crew of Robert Evanovich and Raymond in two more runs. De S'no.rl 0 0 0 to coast home. the money. Jockey Willie Shoe- Seymour Cromwell and Don DeSiblo. Hammonton scored twice of: Mango picked up the win, al- 27 7 « a l maker said he was hard to man- Spero of the Riverside Boat Club, The first varsity football game Truex in the bottom of the 10th Red Bank 300 4DO 0—: lowing four hits and fanning 10 L. B. IAMA ....000 10O O-: age during the race and after- Cambridge, Mass., finished sec- will be played on Sept. 28th at but fell short. of the IAMA batters. Red Pierson 3B-Megill, Wall (2). 2B-Kampf wards trainer Mesh Tenney said ond to Czechoslovakia in the final Neptune. The JV.s will play Nep- Bennett slammed a three-run was the starting and losing pitch- Bed Bank (111) I. B. IAMA (3! the colt bled from the nose aftei Sunday as the European Rowln tune Sept. 30th, while the fresh- homer to feature' Red Bank's ABR H er. Fred Kampf relieved him in 4 3 2 Nap'titno.3b 3 0 the race. Tenney said it was Championships ended in sheets o: man start their season at Man- four-run sixth. John Bland and the fifth. Truen.c! Pa'flon.si 4 0 type of respiratory ailment. blinding rain and mist, asquan High School on Oct. 5th. Bennett each had three hits. Bland.lb 5 1 Wall, _ 4 0 John Bland paced the winners Ben'tt,a« 4 2 Baker, lb 3 2 For. Crewman, who paid $41.90 Germany's powerful crews won The soccer program, under Unger's Hit Decides Me Ky,3b 4. 1 - Coyle.cf 2 0 with four hits. Don Rooney and DeS'no.lf 1 0 0 Pler'n.p 0 1 for $2, it was his first big victory four of the seven championships head coach Frank West and as- Charlie Unger's single gave Dave MoKelvey chipped in with Phll'ic 0 Burns,If 1 0 and totally eclipsed the Soviet sistant coach Russ Malson starts Itooney.p 5 3 " Kampf II 3 0 since he won the .Garden State Mango, p 3 1 Rooney.r( 3 0 Stakes last fall as a 2-year-old. Union. Russia's world champion on Sept. 17 at Middletown Town- Mee.lil.rl 2 0 Acq'ro,2b 2 0 single sculler, Viatchesla ship following a preliminary Cook.rl Fer'laro.lt 0 0 He had won the Leonard Richard ^^ ^ CENTRAL JEBSEY BANK at Delaware Park, but no one Ivano, was also beaten by Czech Round Robin on Sept. 14th at 38 IS IS 23 } Red Bank .-....._ 301 O5J 2—11 figured he would take it all Satur- oslovakia'i Vaclev Kozak. Long Branch. • Nimom • awn HUM • uromom L. B. IAMA ..._..;._: 000 201 0— In the Climactic race, Ger- Cross-country, with head coach WEST 3B — Bennett. 2B —W. 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RetzlaH 8-1 ( Rich Reward M. Robinson Ralston of Bakersfield, Calif., —once known as the Peck's Badl sion cracked Osuna's serve, with IHettle Brewer M. Martyniak 7 Dazzle Brink 0. Crawford clinched the American Zone Da- Boy of amateur tennis—rumped; the aid of a double fault from off to a 3-0 lead in the first set, the Mexican. The American then vis Cup tennis semifinal for the Second Race-WO pace dg dK tl»M Mares mile Seventh Race—$1000 Pace clg dg $2500 Mares m breaking Usuna's serve in the | held his own and broke Osuna 1 Captain Me • 0. Howard 3-1 "THE MOORE BROTHERS PACE" United States yesterday with an econd game. I again in the ninth game, on 7 Hlldred Direct R. Farrington 2 Fay's True A. AbbatleUo 4,1 inspired 6-1, 6-3, 7-5 victory over After the Mexican, a notorious crisp volleys from the net. 2 Ency'j Dream T. Mclnnis 1 McLean Byrd D. Howard 8-2 his collegiate teammate and low starter, salvaged his serve The tennis was of a high order, 1 Sotrtbern Senator C. Kobash 4 Knight Parade H. Camden 5-1 n the fourth game, Ralston ran as Osuna scrambled after every I Beach Head F. Jaeger C Brown Wood Bay J. Willis roommate, Rafael Osuna of Mex- 6-1 iut the set. ball, but Ralston was hitting bril- I Ricky Bronner N. Bo«ley 8-1 5 Sliver Lassie B. Norris ico. The second set was more of a liant shots. 4 Unda'i Choice 0. Hlteman 8-1 3 Jack's Bonny J. Dolny The victory gave the United I Lovely Newport E. Loar 7 Rusty M. T. Mclnnls States a 3-1 lead and made the 8 Special Melody W. DiU final singles match meaningless. Third Race—$800 Trot clg clg J1500 Mares mile ' Ralston won both his singles 7 Sword's Point B. Wagner 3-11 ™&&k Race-$20OO Pace clg clg $z500 Mares matches, and teamed with Chuck 1 Roger Key e F lton So Don't Move-Add A Room 8 Roger Key M. Robinson 4-4.1 "™ » «>al Athletic Club Pace" McKinley, the Wimbledon cham- 2 King Maker 2 Miriam B. Scott R. Spencer 5-J E. Loar 5-1 pion, to take the doubles. 1 Lucky Yates R. Copeland 7 Karen Purdue R. Farrington 3-1 5-1 The decision reversed the Mex- S Mary's Filly R. Farrington 8 Dickens Pick C. Kobash 9-2 6-1 ican victory over the United 4 Dippy Comet E. Mansfield 5 Scottish Command A. Abbatlello 5-1 FREEHOLD DEAD-HEAT — Duchess King (8), driven 6-1 States last y,ear, when the Mexi- I Miss Do More 0. Hlteman 3 Adios Parker A. Thomas S-l 8-1 by Bob Farrington, and Kahlaitadt (I), driven by Cody cans went on to post a losing IBeagad C. Howard 10-1 1 Miss Sea Tac O. Crawford 8-1 4La Paz L. Copeland R-l James, finished in a dead heat to win in Saturday's open- challenge against Australia. Fourth Race-$800 Pace C N/W $1000 '61 i yo m ing race at Freehold Raceway. Success Play (7) was Ralston's poor play last year, Ninth Race—$1000 Trot C N/W $3000 In '63 mile had a big hand in the Mexican 7 MM Worthy Adlos M. Gale 3-S-1l 4 Royal Boot W. Rathbone 3-1 third. Tie resulted In two daily double payoffs. The 1 Exmore .,.-., H. Camden 4-1 victory, but he switched from goat 7 Dorothy Ce Sar D. Howard 4-1 1-5 combination paid $23.20 and the 8-5 returned to hero Sunday. 3 Bar Rail A. Abbatlello 9-2 8 Black Lite I. Qulnn 9-2 i Secret Reward M. Robinson 5-1 (12.20. The Americans have to face 8 Etolse t. Mclnnls 5-1 Venezuela next in the American 8 John D. Neblett C. Crook S-l 1 Kent Bohemia V. Cowger 6-1 I Concho Van L. Colton 8-1 Zone and then battle European 2 Patsy Guy H. M. Gale 6-1 champion England. The winner 4 Ehrood Tatum E. Mansfield 8-1 3 Mintle HiU R. Farrington 8-1 I Scottish Keystar V. Kachel 10-1 American Swimmers Set there faces Asian champion In- 5 Edna Regent G. King 10-1 dia for the right to challenge the SCREENED IN Whether or not your Fifth Race—$800 Pace C N/W $1000 3 yo HI ma m Tenth Race-Pace Coad N/W $1000 In '63 1 mile Aussies, desire is to add a room 1 Try Baby R. Doggett 3-1 7 Piney Scott H. Adams 5-2 2 World and U.S. Records The 21-year-old Ralston, who ... or simply a porch J Laura Hill R. Copeland 4-1 2 Image Hanover F. Tete 7-2 played beautiful tennis all three enclosure your btst bet JBetteC W. DiU 9-2 3 Charming Yankee G. Young 9-2 TOKYO (AP) - A powerful sity of Michigan swimmer, set days, quickly, established his mas- 4 Pair Tomorrow B. Norris 5-1 4 Marvie Dean G. Reed 6-1 American swimming team set a world record of 2:08.2 for the tery over Osuna, who is his room- would be to call Schloe- 1 Timely Lady R. Bostlc 5-1 5 Connie Rip R. Spencer 6-1 two more world and American 200-meter butterfly event, better- mate at the University of South- der Construction Co. t Sussex Senorita R. James 8-1 1 Adah Ethan H. Camden 8-1 records yesterday at the sixth ing Australia's Kevin Berry's ern California. Ralston and- Osuna 7 Adlos Louise V. Cowger 10-1 8 Galen's Star D. Robblns 10-1 U.S.-Japan swimming and div- listed world record of 2:08.4. It teamed for the Wimbledon dou- LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! I Shadydale Ida Rea G. Reed 10-1 < Jane Counsel F. Curtis, Jr. 10-1 ing meet, making it iour in two also bettered his own American bles championship in I960 and days. mark of 2:10.8. took the NCAA doubles title this YEARS TO PAY! The latest two record breaking The second world mark fell year. performances were made on theduring a sudden downpour, in the FREE ESTIMATES! Freehold's Pari-Mutuel Mgr. second night of (he three-day 400-meter freestyle, the final NBC TOURNEY meet at the 50-meter outdoor event. The American team of WICHITA, Kan. (AP) - Steve Meiji Pool before 5,000 specta- Steve Clark, Richard McDonough, Hillhouse's thrce-'hitter and some ors. Gary Ilman and Edward Town- shaky Forest Park, Ga., fielding Is a 250-Mile Air Commuter Carl Robie, 18-year-old Univer- send cracked the distance world put the Liberal, Kans., Bcejays mark of 3:42.5 held by a French past the Dixie champion Braves FREEHOLD — Champe Barton team. The U. S. relay team's 5-0 Saturday night in the Nation- CALL DAY or NIGH. 291-9065 hai a cure for insomnia suf- time of 3:36.1 also improved the al Baseball Congress tourney, ferers. Freehold Results American mark of 3:42.9. The game was called in the sixth His prescription: Become 1—Pace. Clmg.. 1 re.; t.; 2:07.2 ol! because of rain. 2:18. In the opening day Saturday, * SCHLOEDER * pari-mutuel manager and then get D!I—dcaiihcat. the American collected two world DU:Kahla»ladl 4.10 (.80 3.60 U.S.. l:0tl.B, Ishlkawft won on touch. ' two tracks 250 miles apart to hire IMI:Uuchcn Klne (F.) 3.40 3.-10 2.B0 and two American records In the3, Kenllro MnlHiimoto, JiMmi, l:lo.H. CONSTRUCTION CO. you for concurrent meetings. Success Play (Ellerman) 3.60 4, Kentlftfl Mprlrn, IKS., 1.-10.J). Also—Victory Llnd, ItegBy Bcutt. 200 and 1,500-meter free-style 400-meter freestyle relay — l. U.S., YEARS TO PAY 'The.lean Virginian commutes Palmer Heed Cash, Brad Yatcfl. Toa events. Steve Clark, Klcnard McDonouKh. Bone. Gay Ilman, Edward Tnwnneiid 3:30.1, "111 I'lylliiiii; ill Ihiini' liHiinimiu'iils" by plane. • 2—Pace. Cond; 1 m.; t.; 2:08.4 ofl Don Schollander, California world record. 2, Jnpnn Kntstijl Islilhara, Champe is literally "up in the 2:51. Chujo Goto, Tatsuo FuJImoto, Yuklakl Jimmy ThIMIe ILoar) J.ll) 4.20 teenager from Santa Clara Swim Okahp, 3;CS. air" most of the time. He has to Merry Mel tCopi'lancl) 4.49 Club, smashed the 200-meter free- Better Hee (Abbatlello) commute by plane in fulfilling Also—Darn Smokey, Hep Lyn, Little style world record of, 2:00.3 held his obligations as director o CUlmea, Irish Brooke, Hoyal Midnight. Daily Doulilr by Australia's Robert Wlndle wagering operations at Freeho] (l-» 1'ald »a.2O with a 1:58.5. Roy Saarl, of El and Saratoga Raceways. raid tiz.30 3—Trot, Cond; 1 m.; l.; 2:m.( o" Segundo, Calif., Swim Club, bet- Barton hops a plane in Sara- 3:29. tered Australia's Jon Konrad's Dear Sir (Lo'ey) H.I0 5.SO 4.20 toga at 9:30 each morning for th Imaway (Copeland) 3.60 2-SO world mark ol 17:il.O in the Are your tires 225-mile trip to Freehold. Ninetj Rosallna Nlmllz (Ellerman) 3.S0 1,500 with a 17:05.5. ' Also—Ariolph Hanover, Turn minutes later he arrives at Colts Lucky Hour, Jerry Lambert, Alibi The Americans won the diving Abbey. wearing unevenly? Neck airport, to be picked up by 4—Pace. Cond; m.; I; 2:07.4 oil and the 400-meter freestyle relay a waiting auto for a five-mi(e 3:55, Mister Knight (Roh'n) 8.00 3.60 3.20 and finished one-two in the 400- ride to Freehold. Koyai Farvei (Bostlc) 3.60 3.01) meter freestyle, 200-meter butter- Jerry H. tYVllllsj 4.00 Brakes squealing? Once in his office Champe Also— Majesty Diamond, Elhel H fly and the 100 meter backstroke. checks the statistical sheets, Scott, Falm Walnut. Sky Watch. The only event the Japanese Scmtched:Ann Fair. starts issuing orders and check- 5-Pace, Cond, l m.; t.; 2:06.3 otl won was the 100-meter breast Car pulling to left 4:23. stroke by Kenji Ishikawa by a ing the personnel files. As the Sumter Pro (M.) 12.(0 6.10 4.00 sixth, race.is nearing completion Kulh'4 Dream (Qulnn) 8.00 4. fast touch over American's Roy Primota tCopelaad) 4.00 or right? at Freehold, he has a last minute Also—X>t;nlion, Volo Up, Slippery Craig of Verdugo Hills, Calif., conference with his aide,, Bernard! Smith. Oray Wolf, Dickie Star. S. C. Both Ishikawa and Craig 6—Pace, Cond; 1 m.; t.; 2:1)7.1 off Chodorow. Then he strides quick- 4:50. were timed in l;09.8. WUmlnrton Scott (C.) 23.60 8.80 4.BO ly to a waiting car that speeds Blaze Bool lIlathlKimii 7.20 4.2(1 Larry Andreasen, California him to Colts Neck for the return Virginia Kay iFarringlon) 3.0U high school diver, won the three Also—VVI1 John Fool Doctor, Grand For Safety's Sake Let Us... flight to Saratoga. Kathryn, Victor Dares, Vanguard Han meter spring board diving event over. over Japan's Rome Olympic rep- He arrives at Saratoga about AIRPLANE COMMUTER — Champe Barton, Freehold 7—Pace, Junior Invitational, 1 m.; t.; Get all 6 p.m. devours a sandwich and 2:04.2 orf 5:21). resentative with total points of Raceway's pari-mutuel manager, prepares to take his Dusty H. Foroea (F.) 3.20 2.40 2.J0 142.01. » half-hour later he starts operat- Mister Lad ICopclandi 3.00 2.HU Three ing at Saratoga. He closes his daily flight from Colts Neck Airport to Saratoga, where Bolemn Hanover (Gale) 3.80 Schollander collected his sec- Also—Mighty True, JoMdals Jet books close to 1 a.m. and doesn't he also is in charge of the mutual machines. Arrow, Iowa Lieutenant. Election Day. ond freestyle title by winning the Services ft—Pace, Invitational, I m.; t.; 2:03.2 400-meter in 4:15.0. Saari was sec- 1. Balance hit the "hay" tor the night until off 5:47. 3 a.m. University of Virgina. The aus- "I keep my finger on 110 Stormy Coast (Win 13.00 6.60 4.00 ond in 4:19.9. for Only Bllver's Dream (Camden) 6.00 4.20 Both Front Wheels He's then ready for a rapid tere financial climate of thi "Tims" (mutuel jargon for ticket- Chin Whiskers (Dancer. Jr.) 3.40 Richard McGeah won the 100- venture into slumberland. times evaporated my dreams. Sc issuing machines) and 30 Daily Also-Swlrt Water. Play BUI, meter backstroke in 1:00.9. Any American CM Chockoyotte P.ebel, Honest Choice. Sunday's summarln: Does the killing pace wear him I went into mutuels managin, Double windows. Scratched:Perfect Rhythm. 200-meter butterfly 1, Cart Robto. down? Not Champe (that's his and I have learned to live with Champe's toughest problem is 9^-Trot, Cond; 1 m.; t.i 2:11 oil H.B., 2:08.2, world record. 2, Walter 6:13! Richardson, U.S., 2:11. 3, Yoauke Sato, real name) Barton. He's rated deadlines.' securing qualified personnel in Keniand Bquaw (L.) 5:20 3.20 Japan. 2:11.6. Victory Frost (Qulnn> 3.60 f-meltr divlns — 1. Larry Andrea- one of America's outstanding "A good mutuel's man has t< this age of automation. Robots Bpen Call (Crawford) 4.10 aen, U. 8- 142.01 points. 2, Shtinsuke pari-mutuel managers in both seem to be replacing humans in Also—Button Hanover"-- , Ml. Kanelo, Japan, U9.83. be able to meet deadlines," hi Mighty Signal, Hagey Boy, Viscount <00.mctcr trrcatylr—1. Donald Schol- flat and harness fields. He has pointed out. "We have two am every field. That is, except men Pick. lanrlcr, U.S., 4:15. 2, Roy Snarl, U.S., been in the business 32 years. like Champe Barton. After all JO—Pace, Cond; 1 m.; ti 2:08.2 off i:n2. 3 Tsuyoshl Yamanaka, Japan 2. Align one-half minutes to get those 6:42. C20. His credentials in this sort of what robot could stay together Shorty Purdue (C.) 13.00 BOO 3.60 prices posted on the tote board: lno-mcter backstroke— 1, Klcharn Mc- employment are second to none. under this demanding schedule. Hope Mite (Farrington) 3.00 2.60 Oeah, U.S., 1:00.0, equals world rec- Front End with accuracy the watch Jamaica (Carlone, Jr.) 5.00 ord. 2, Edward Bartsch, U.S., 1:02.1, ' Among the tracks he has been word. Blow a deadline and you're Now pay attention you people Also—May Scot, Hava's Ava, Kyra 3, Bhlgeo Pufushlma. Japan, 1:02.3. active at or is still serving are Hal. Parker Man, Scotch Key. 100-mpter breast stroke — 1, Krnji n a peck of trouble." who can't fall asleep. Attendance 13,129 Ilandlf I7C375 Ishikawa, Japan, 1:09.8. 2, rtoy Gulfstreatn Hialeah, Tropical Park, Garden State, Atlantic City, Pimlico, Laurel, Havre de Grace, Belmont Park, Rockingham, Nar- Trackman's ragansett, Goshen, Charles Town, Dead Heat Results In Two Hagerstown, Cumberland, Timon ium and Epsom Downs (not Eng- Freehold land but in Texas) besides Free- Replacement parta 3. Adjust Daily Doubles at Freehold if needed and torsion hold and Saratoga. Selections bar adjustment Brakes and Repack Has all the moving around Phillips Pride FREEHOLD — There was a tomers went to the window for a old Dancer, Jr., of Freehold, was not included played havoc with his family Betty W. Diamond bonanza daily double at Freehold DD collection. One hundred and third for a $3.40 payoff. Front Wheel Bearings life? 1 Lady Frost Raceway Saturday, with more 50 cashed $10 tickets. Dusty H. Forbes won the co- "Of course, it has been rough Ency's Dream than one-third of the 13,129 on featured $2,500 Junior Invitational on my wife, Louise, but I'm Favorites were still jinxed Sat Southern Senator hand going to the windows to col-urday, as on previous Saturdays, for his second victory in three fortunate enough to have an un- Captain Me lect on a twin payoff caused by a when third choice Stormy Coast, Freehold efforts this season. Far- derstanding woman who has Roger Key dead heat in the first race. rington was In the sulky as the raised our two boys and a girl off at 5-1, came from way back Lucky Yates The dead heat double developed to win the $5,000 Fred Fatzler 5-year-old bay gelding traveled a with dignity in our 15 years of King Maker when Kahlastadt, No. 1 post, and fast mile in 2:04.2. marriage," the bespectacled, 50 Invitation, the Raceway's feature Exmore . Duchess King, No. 8 post, were Off the favorite, Dusty Forbes year-old mutuels man explains. of the day. Irish Napoleon and Bar Rail nose to nose at the wire. Sue- Mr. Budlong, heavy favorites, returned $3.20 to win, and the "I used to stop off in Maryland Secret Reward cess Play, show finisher, was less were both defeated. same $2.40 for place and show. on my way to Florida. This Timely Lady than a half length back. Mister Lad returned $3 and $2.80. limited my vacation to at the Laura HIU Stormy Coast failed to get a Kahlastadt, driven by Cody call until he came barreling down Freehold, famous for multiple most, no more than two or three Bette C daily double payoffs, produced days, Now I'll bypass Maryland," James for owner Edward N. the middle of the track to score Frederick Direct Evans of Cambridge, Md., paid a one-length victory over Silver's the first triple dead heat to win Just say "CHARGE IT" continued the serious' looking Grateful Ray in harness racing when Patch- loutherner. $4.40, M.80 and $3.60, while Duch- Dream, who had taken the lead Great Jay ess King returned $3.40, $3.-40, over, Penny Hall and Penny Take months to pay "I might even get two or three by over taking pre-race favorite Knight Parade and $2.80. Time for the mile Maid reached the wire all nos«s weeks vacation between the end Play Bill, fifth at the finish, at Fay's True was 2.70.2. on Oct. 3, 1953. of Saratoga season and the be- the three-quarter pole. McLean Byrd Jimmy Thistle, with owner Ed ginning of work in Florida," he The four-year-old brown horse, Adios Parker Loar in the sulky seat, won the Buying or selling? Use the says with a half grin. owned by the Langdon Stables Miriam B. Scott second event in 2.08.4 to return Register Classified for quick re- of Fairlawn, and driven by Wal- Champe kept talking. "I began 8 Scottish Command $7.40, $4.20 and $3 across the sults.—Advertisement. ter Welch, paid $13,60, $5.60 and my career under Old Mort Ma- Elolse board. honey during the depression $4.40. The time was clocked in Mintle Hill The double payoffs resulting Open Daily 'til 6 P. M years and I put in a couple of 2.:03.2. Dorothy Ce Sar were 1-5 $23.20 and 8-5, $12.20. years at Belmont Park when the Chin Whiskers Third Image Hanover The daily double windows were Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 mutuels came to New York in Charming Yankee Silver's Dream, in from Yon- 1940." 10 late closing Saturday, and as a Connie Rip result a pool of $90,168 shattered kers RaceVay and making his "1 wanted to be a lawyer when BEST BET the previous high of $82,244, Of Freehold debut, paid $6 and $4.20. I finished my studies at the ROGER KEY -Jrd Race he 13,129 fans on hand, 4,175 cus- Chin Whiskers, driven by Har COAST DRIVING SCHOOL IN KATONTOWN ... URVINa IN RID BANK. 10MO, BMNCH. ALL MIDDLtTOWN, Eliminate Moisture Damage FtllHOLD. IATONTOWN, IIUMtOM. lUIMOUNDINa ARIAS Complete Selection of S. H. 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If you are Interest- MAN AND WIFE TEAM for resident FURNISHED APARTMENT — Couples shopping. Large living room, recre- maple work tables, alnks. freezer. 60' ,953 HUDSON — Four-door. Must sell. ed In a life career in real estats. we sextons In large Protestant church to SWIMMING POOLS only, call ation room, 1H batns and garage com- oval bar, SO stools, beverage boxes, Hake offer. Call SHEPHARD SPEED BOAT — 22', 125can tell you your potential I We need ilva in apartment furnished. Refer- 741-S372 •bine to make this buy a real HU8T stalnleaa ateel, bar sinks. 20' service 7(1-18(0 ti.p. Gray, (900 or best offer. See at ences required. Reply to "A.M." Box to see. bur,, dishes, silverware, glasses, 100 SJ- Irwln's. Ask for Bennett's boat. two people now. Call FIRESIDE REAL- AND SUPPLIES THREE - ROOM APARTMENT — For sorled aluminum and stainless steel iTK FOUR-DOOR HARDTOP —1: TY, loi appointment. 671-2531. 511, Red Bank for Interview. All rt- rent Heat and light; pots, etc. ord nice, clean. (350. 1957 Chevrolet. 24' SHELTER CABIN 19J0 SKIFF — plles kept confidential. 284-17S2 Full Prce $17,500. ;omad Wagon. Really nice. Low mile Chrysler Ace engine. Radio telephone. TRACTOR TRAILER DRIVERS—Apply DOUUBBOI AND BUSTIR CRABBI Immediate removal. Evenings. 741-0710. 747-0800 before 7 p.m. In person, Nappi Trucking Corp., Mor- PO0U. Kasr charf* ctn abova ground FIVE-KOOM APARTMENT — Fu 1> (Kal) Iiebesklnd, Auctioneer. ristown Rd., Matawan. SITUATIONS, WANTED, Femalt pods, Clemlcals, pool urvica and sup-nlsnad. Could be used (or two couples. Monmouth County Office 578-7710 958 CHEVROLET — Station waeon, 14' RUNABOUT — Cenlurv. IB h.p. REAL ESTATE SALESMAN — Wt plies. All yoor pool neads In stock. All utilities paid. 530 Sprlngdals Ave. automatic transmission, very clean, Evinrude. Steering, windshield, controls. have two openings for real estate EXPERIENCED BABYSITTER— With Free dellvarr. 8WIMMIN0 RIVIR Long Branch. THE BERG AGENCY 1880. B42-14B9, 47 Blngham Ave., HumExcellent- . 1285. 747-0560. POOLS aULKS. Hwy. 35, XatontOwn. salesmen to Join New Jersey! largest own transportation. Call H1-SM1 H m»e south of Monmouth Slopping THREE ROOMS FURNISHED - First AUTOMOTIVE 8' OUTBOARD 8K1FF — Motor and real estate firm. This U a rare op- or 741-8839. floor,.u. elderlt * .ky . coupl~. Be_ o->>r_ WBt-lwaretiredA . AASl Realtor portunity to enter a profession that Center. 542-1777. AUTOS A TRUCKS LILLYS STATION WAOON - 1950 trailer. Equipped. May bs seen at 44 MATURE WOMAN wishes babysitting; uUlltles, parking, bus passes door, Hwy ;ebullt motor, very good tires. (125. River Rd., Fair Haven. 741-914*. has many rewards. No experience also available for office work, vicinity ACCORDIONS - New and used. HO 30J,, gtS month. 741-1979. "Personalized Service" 56-5303. necessary will train and offer excel- Basa. ReasoriabTe.''- two ysar gusiantec. .. MERCURY — Quick silver raclm lent commissions to ambitious and Naveslnk. 291-1489. FURNISHED APARTMENT - Three 19M CHEVROLET Corvalr. Wlw Freehold Hails Cuter, If Soutu st rooms and bath. All private. 104 Her- 671-1000 would you like, automatic or stands 1963 CHEVROLET "SIX" — Belalr, lower unit. Reasonable. aggressive men. Ask for Harry Wen. <«2-47W. ard?. We have them both. We have :wo-door sedan, straight stick radio, 741-8543 zer. THE BERG AGENCY, Middle SITUATIONS WANTED. Male bert St., Red Bank. Daily 9-9 Saturday-Sunday 10-7 a Monza two-door with four-speed leater, 4800 miles. Must sell Immedl' town, 671-1000 or 264-S2OO. MID VICTORIAN SOFA - • In exeellenl LONO BRANCH — Two bedroom apart. transmission and a 700 four-door with itely. 611-0858. 25' CABIN CRUISER - 85 h.p. CHRIS- condltloa 1300. Calf automatic. Bee them and drive them CRAFT, Sleeps four, head, galley. RELIABLE raOH SCHOOL Boy de- 141-400* ments, furnished, all uUlltles and heat Route #35 Middletown, N. J. «53 PLYMOUTH — Hardtop. Nsw S1.5O0. 284-«368. sires summer work; also available supplied. Available September 1—June today. TVJ-SWRI1JCR8. AUOWu nucnuwa. Fh 1ST TROJAN SEABREEZE — 40 h.p. part-time for winter month*. Call T47- 1. |ioo monthly. 229-1553. •"<*• °'" 671-0127 1869 alter 5:30 p.m. All makst nsw or usvd. OuanmUad. Maurice Schwartz & Sons 1962 Evinrude selectrlc. New canvsi HEAVY EQUIPMENT Low u to. Berplco's lm Uounonth IV, ROOKS — Unfurnished. 96S CHEVROLET — Radio, heater, 88 water tank, head galley, two bunki DEPENDABLE COLLEOE STUDENT St Nsrt to tnsatajr. 747-O48S. Adults RUMSON INVESTMENT ltrw. Front St., Red Bank 747-0787 ixcelient condition, V-8. Call Completely reflnlshed. H695. 842-3428. OPERATORS wishes summer employment Has ear 747-4092 GREEN MORGAN 1M1 — 6000 miles 642-0736 and driver's, license Phone 291-0001. FRIO1DAIRE — In good condition. ISO. ATLANTIC HIOHLANDS — Modern property, very large old home. Keens Call after * p.m. two-bedroom apartment, In fine resi- a handyman to make repairs and Excellent condition. »1700. Can be seen 9fil CHEVROLET — In working con. HOTEL EXECUTIVE presently em- K7-I38S. at Bsso Station. Five Comers, Mlddls- BUSINESS NOTICES URGENTLY NEEDED ployed, seeks new position. No bird- dential section. « Third Ave. S91-W37. improvs value. Five bedroom* two town, or call 671-2876. dogging please. Write "B.P.", Box 511TWO AU, TOAM RUBBER, UVINO TWO ROOMS FURNISHED - All utlll baths. 100x150 plot. I13.30O. #549 CHARLES HOWER - Mason Con Red Bank. ROOII CHAIRS — ties Included. On first floor. Private 1B61 FORD — Two door. Radio, heater, FOR BALK — 11158 Ford Convertible tractor. No Jon too small. 747-4479 oi NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY 741-MM windshield washer, back-up lights, and Inaseptor. Call 141-0330 between 4-5 7U-0172. Local and overseas work available. EXPERIENCED COUPLE — To live fn.tranca, 232-9649. . PHILIP J. BOWERS «* CO. snow tires with extra wheel. Owner First part of training will not Interfere In or out. references. Rumion area SHOWCASES — lultabla (or llngerl WALTER S. OVERTON going to Europe. J1.000. phone 842- 1961 VOLVO SPORT 514—Four speed MASON CONTRACTOR — Brick steps, with present Job. Actual field trainin'gI prieferred, Call after 7 p.m. 842-2909. and haberdashery. Calf 1010. mcket seats, cross chest belli. 30 garages, patios, sidewalks. Evenings. on heavy equipment. For local Inter- W-M33 COMMERCIAL RENTALS DIAL 741-7200 87-5159. view, call Mr. Segal, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.,.1OME WORK WANTED — Assem- 1961 CHEVROLET — Six-cylinder Jour nlles per gallon. One owner. (1,295 bling, packaging, etc "A.U.." Box til,CITIZENS BAND RADIOS — Two RCA Real Estata Since UM 54-6381. Asbury Farlc area, 774-8103. transceivers 12 or 110 Volts V Channel STORES door sedan, excellent condition. Call Music For All Occasions Red Bank. 90 White Bt. Bed Bank 66H-7429. G-TD MARK. II — I960, must sell THE SCEPTRES 18. S85 complete. Going Into multl TTm>. St. — Best location, nlecora- Four piece band channel sets. Write "ill" Box "" IKM PLYMOUTH — V-« wagon,- J300, lake offer. See at 448 Long Branch Red Bank, N. I. Urn oompletsj. •mall or large space u Esso Station, Made ana Beigen, Red vs., Long Branch. 222-8016. Call Bob Watson tilltol BARBER WANTED — Part-time, full FINANCIAL TUlt rottf requirement. 747-HOOi Bank. time later on. Call Emll's "Barber 1981 PLYMOUTH — Four-door sedan, PAINTERS COOPERATIVE - Smrel Sh6p, Monmouth Shopping Center. 542. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES WORKSHOP — In Red Bank area. BY OWNER — Little Silver Urea-bed- 1962 VOLKSWAGEN customized camp- Excellent condition. I*ow mlleag* full-time painters working evenings an 3884 or 220-2MO. AWNINGS 1000 •». ft. Call 7(7-8155. Keasonabla room ranch, den. two tiled baths, two- Iced for quick sale. 7412664. weekends. Five exterior, two Interior ALUMINUM OR HBXrlaLaM rental. car garage, large rooms. Hall acre. er, can be converted to nine-passenger ipeclaliats. Call us and save. 741-2595. REAL ESTATE SALESMANI COIN OPERATED LAUNDERETTE In Pretty area. 741-8270. wagon, loaded, 12,100. 1963 VOLKS- 960 CHEVROLET IMPALA—Low mile- Keansburg. 30 machines, big dryers. Door- boodl, patios, etc ProteoUoa WAGEN sedan, like new, $1,375. Cal JOHN MORAN — General Contraotlm Experience preferred but not neces- against sun, rain, siaat, now. rrCraa t SHREWSBURY — «4S Brtfad Bt tge. Four-door, white with black trim. sary! Will train all phases of realty! Open year round, excellent location. estlmuts. Call today. No obligations7. professional ottlct nxuns wltb private ICDBLETOWN-RMi BANK AREA — 6421347. tadlo and heater, automatic transmls- Co. Plastering, painting, sidewalks an Call 787-H8J between 4-8 p.m. outsldt entrance available In the Still- Builder's closeout. Sis-room ranch, two driveways. 787-5874. . Excellent opportunity (or retired per- 1M1 COMET — Two -door. Heattr, Ion. Exceptionally clean, a six for gas son ot young man looking for the KWIK-KOOK TAKE-OUT SHOPS man Buldlng. Heat and utilities fur- full bath, three bedrooms, full base- windshield washer, snow tires. Only iconomy. Call 747-3602 for a test drive. FANCY BRICK WORK—We specially future. For Interview call Mr. Kreto- PROWN'„ S...... nlshed. Will decorate to suit. Consult ment, attached garage. $17,960. Call 12,000 miles. Owner going to Europe. IOW THAT YOU have studied the In nrlclt and stone work, patios, side, wlcz. Own and operate a revolutionary Broad St. Rad Bank 741-7500 jytf STXLLMAN on pramlses. Tele. 7(1.1195, H20O Phone 8I2JS10. U>S... "Hustle to Russsll" to Inspect walks, driveways. 787-7334. ADAMS AQENCY. take-out dinner and lunch shop featur- Realtors-Insurora dUUNUURlZiNO •qUinUHT.— FOI OLDER COLONIAL 1999 OPEL—Excellent condition. Radio ind bur a top reconditioned Cadillac. ing foods prepared to order In rent or lalei trea delivery, loutb Jer- HdSmobile or other make carl 3 Howard Ave. 741-5098 New Shrews- minutes, (takt-home, picnics, parties, sey SURQICAL 741-2414. OFFICE SPACE FIVE BEDROOMS CORNER U5xU0 Heater. New Tires. One owner. Only bury. Four rooms up and flv* rooms down HM. Call any time 775-6817. EMPLOYMENT trips, etc.) Join local growing chain PRIVATE SALE — Household (umiak- HsM turnlsheJ. will redecorate to suli IV, baths, ideal for professional usa or MEN-SECURITY GUARDS of franchise reports. For address Ings (or sale. Can ba seen at Anderson your raciulrmenta. Best location, will largo family. Many extras. Owner ask- FORD — Six cylinder, 'amtomatlo tranL MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED-FEMALE Good salary. High school graduates nearest shop, Informations, phone any- Broa. warenouae on MonrrtQuth St.. Hadsob-dJvlde II necessary, (ea and comIni 117,900. mission, radio, heater. Well cared fOT. over 5' 9" tall, well proportioned. Com- time (219) 381-2128 or write: Bank, on August 33 between tut hours para. 741-1100. 717-4145 $580. 741-4292.. MOBILE pany supplies uniforms. No criminal KWIK-KOOK TAKBOUT SHOPS of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. EXPERIENCED COUNTER OIRl* — record. Excellent position for retired Box 311 Rd#l 1957 FORD — Two-door, Excellent con. sed . 10% down MOVING, MUST SELL — Sterling VACANT — TAKE OVER dltlon, M06 or belt oner, 291-2883 o few • 7-ysir financing military or police officer. Position In Coatesvllle, Pa. HOUSES FOR KENT This 1M1 three-bedroom home, living Excellent opportunity, steady, yeai Matawan area. Apply only an Wednes- Orand piano, best offer. room, sunny kitchen, also gams room SM-2SM. nOBBINBVILLE OULF MODERN HUM VOLUME two- 1413308 day, August 21, between S a.m. and bay station (first station northbound WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - and utility room, plus two-car attached FORD 1957 — Convertible. Automatic, MOBILE HOME SALES, INC. round employment, good sslary. Musi 2 p.m. at Fumlshsd and unfurnished. Immedi- garage. Excellent condition, ready to poner steering, beautiful. 1100 Xoutt ISO Robblnivllle. K I. out of Red Bank.) Rt. 3& and Frost, MAHOOANY DININO ROOM suite; ta- N.J. STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE Mlddletown. ble, breakrront, rive chairs. Call 741- ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Acener move into. Shopping- and transportation 294-7090 JV J-13JU apply In person HOWARD JOHNSONB, 48 East Front at. Red Bank 7694 between M p.m. Octanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dial one block. Monthly payments to». As- 1955 FORD STATION WAGON — Good NO FEE CHAROED 642-3500 or 542-3501. sume VA mortgage for gl.SOO. WALK- Hwy 35, Ulddletown. Very high potential; excellent oppop CRAFTSMAN - I" table aaw, com- ER & WALKER, Realtors, Hwy; 35, body, motor, tires. As Is, SU5. Call AUTO MECHANIC — Experenced. Age tunlty for right man. •S6 to 1129 Per Month 541-2709 before t a.m. after 6 p.m. TRACTORS plete with stand, U ti.D. 3459 rpra 10W south of Lily-Tulip Co., Middle- 35-45, salary and percentage. No limit, motor. Almost new. 9M-39M after 6 p.m. • THE BERO AOBNCX town. PHONE 671-3311. Multiple Lut- 1988 PLYMOUTH FURY — Four doo: PART-TIME ASSISTANT in oral sur- 'ull time, permanent. Call 747-9880. 9-5 HE '.uses. Nights and weekends !5 Mlddletown ings and trade-Ins. Send for catalog. 960 INTERNATIONAL TRACTOR — gery office. Training preferred. Call 244-3161. 30" OAS RANGE — Chrome oven. •71-1000 hatdtop. White with blue Interior. 1500. Drott four-tn-one loader, good condl- to 5. 184-6114. Like new. Call after « p.m. Open 7 days. 8421421. Ion. ABklux (3,500. 787-1509 evenings. OPERATORS SMALL BUNGALOW — F6ur rooms PLANNING A VACATION? Bo an A 187-0M2 and bath. Very nice condition. 7S7- MIDDLETOWN — Nine-room split level OWNER MUST SACRIFICE — 1961. Representative and start earning fo: MORTGAGES four bedrooms, 1% baths, garage with Pontlac Tempest Station Wagon. Take Sewing machine operaion to work 163L sundeck. 150x179 lot. 117,500. 971-1171-18101 . over payments. 264-2965. WANTED-AUTOMOTsVE that trip Immediately. Call 741-4341 ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE or write Mrs. Margaret Gulotta, P.O. on children"! coats and car coati. DEAL — Furnished seven rooms, three NEPTUNE TOWNSHIP — Excellent 1961 CADILLAC — Convertible. Excel- Box 190. Red Bank. Company benefit*. Shore Coat Co., NEED MONEY? Rent A Pirns $12 p.r M«I«I bedrooms, 2!i baths, lovely corner. condition. Six rooms, narage, full cel- lent condition. Asking 13285. 741,7857 or Inc., 22 S. Bridge Ave., Red Bank. UNAUB. MASON-BAMUN. SOHUKK Near schools and transportation. Avail- TOM'S FORD INC. MACHINE OPERATORS WANTED (Eisner Building) able September. Winter or all-year lar. Freshly painted. Storm windows. 741-280!. Horn* owners ->- Home buyers CABLB-HBLSOK HVBRsTTt. STOCK Storage soace. Low taxes. Convenient WE PA? CASH FOR USED CARS Sleeve setter. Call Oookmu Ave. as alaln at,, Astrarr ft. rental, winter 9139 monthly, S1S0 month- RUNS ON AIR, ALMOST 60 Main St. 666-150} Matawat WEN Opan dally Uli » Sat, till I:JO ly. BNNIS-VOGEL Realtors. 2D3-6 Nor- to shopping, churches, parkway. Phone 747-40M JOBS Let us help you, stop worrying about 774-2065. Morris Minor convertible. 1897. (150 yds. trotil Matawan RR Btatlon DANCING TEACHER — Experienced 7IWO01^ wood Ave., Deal. 531-1234. , Werner's, 781-3800, Hen are needed immediatft!y to work bills. We can cut your payments up NSW THREE-BEDROOM RANCH — balUt, tap, toe. LENEVE MUBir {or local branch of national electronic* to 50%. Call PIANOS - Hava (100 ot more off Hit Spacious lawn. Near shore. 11,000 down 1952 SINGER — Austin engine. Four BOATS AND ACCESSORIES SCHOOL, 566-423] alter 6:30 p.m. company. Call 671-13TO between 1 and 4 pries, brand new Unota eonsola pi- WANTED TO RENT for qualified buyer. Call 787-7107. speed transmission, plus two extra en- MATURE WOMAN — Care for teacl p,m, only. $320 to start. MOSIDON MORTGAGE CO. anos. 10>year guarantee. 43omt iae, gines and transmissions. 671-2943. save. Rant, option to buy, T*nafs NIW, SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom er's son, three. Gensral housework, ANIMAL HOSPITAL ATTENDANT - Mualo Store, 306 Ham St, Lakawort. COUPLE desires three-tooth unfur- 1955 BUICK CENTURY — Radio, heal CENTURY VIKING — 19' 1959 In Mornings. Own transportation. 67M397. Five and hair dayi. State qualification 774-8900 nished apartment, bath, no children. ranch, two baths, fireplace, garag. er, power brakes, steering;. Call ooard, 75 Cray marine, nsw engine In writing to "A.U" Box fill, Red Bank GRAY WALNUT UODERN BtDROOX Call any limn 747-M94. near shopping and Fort Monmouth. 7(1-7338 I960, navy top, many extras. Cost ASBISTANT BOOKKEEPER — Apply BANK RATES BET — Double bod, chest, dressing 121,000. Ownsr. 9421901. 3,900. Sell tor 11,200. Ready for In person to ELECTRO IMPU.'-* IMMEDIATE CASH table, bench, night table. 244-0936. TEACHING, COUPLE — No chlloren, 1965 BUICK SPECIAL — Hardtop. vater at BLUB WATER MARINE. LABS, 208 River St., Red Bank. 1st, 2nd, 3rd Uortfages wish to rent small borne In Red"Bank FARU — Ten acres, 303' on pave, Original owner. Excellent second car. ea Bright 842-0091. , PARTS MANAGER Horn* Improvement Loans SPANISB CHAIRS — Six. Heavy carv area with option to purchase.- Call road. Large barn 28x40 witb addition Call 671-2967. REGISTERED NURSES — 3-11 ».m of lftxtiO. Three room apartment an. 26' CHRIS CRAFT Sea Skiff. Excellem 11 p.m. to 1 a.m. Good pay. Call 2«4 Debt Consolidation — Lowest Rates ing. Hand nsedlepoint. 257-8541 between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. bath. Ten suits. House with living room 19A& FORD — Two-door station wagon condition, in water. Call 741-5201 bs 5B00, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. $2,000 month S16.88 M2-01M REFINED FAMILY desires three-bed- atone fireplace, two bedrooms, kitchen 1985. See It hack ot PROWN'B, 32 cen 5-7 p.m. for demonstration. MCCARTHY CHEVROLET 12,500 month 01.10 room unfurnished rental In Fair Haven, with dining area, bath, part baaement. Bread St, Red Bank. MANAGER AND DEMONSTRATORS S3,B00 month g29.D4 n*> to 1175 a month.,Good care prom- Hot water oil heat Brook on property. 23' ZOBEL SEA SKIFF — 1959. Chrys- NEEDED — For new party plan de. 19.000 month gu.20 ised. Call Mrs. Nllion, WALKER * #e,500. 195V OLDSMOBILB HAUDTOP - 1125. ler Crown. Bunks and ouihtans, fully signed lor housewives. 747-0319. 158 First Av«. PARKER MORTOAOK USED T.V.'S WALKER, 741-0111 Call after 6:30 p.m. equipped. Original cost over (4,000. 741-4343 FO 3-2«01 f2».90. ACai T.V.. N H»ry an. Naptuni CHAFFIN AOENCY SHIRT PRBSBER WANTED—TO oper City. 715-8062. |68 Broad St. Shrewsbury 797-1313 Call 671-2967. ata Prosperity two-girl shirt unit. Mu>! Atlantic Highlands Our Bonded Personal Representative hava good references and be depeni Will Call At Your Home At Your POOL — M'i4' deep. Doughboy, out FURNISHED ROOMS FAIR HAVEN - Five rooms, enclosed AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS able. Apply In person. MOREY LARUE Convenience. No Obligation. year old. Filter, skimmer and ladder. porch, oil heat, large lot. Now va- CLEANERS, Rt, 35. Eatontown. 291-1101 MORTOAOE MONEY AVAILABLE 1150. Call 7419374. FURNISHED ROOMS — Single canL $14,900. Exclusive broker, CON- 7Ev— loans at 5^—30 years. Refinance DRUM — Snare, Hx6',4. Clean looking. double. 30 Highway 39, Highland!, Orel STANCE SMITH. 14 Maple Ave., Fair CASHIER. — Knowledge of NCR, posl YOUNO MAN — For' general work and new homes. Call between 1 and S. ler'e Ouest House. S72-O330. Haven. 741-2308. Inj machine and typing helpful. Ap In Red Bank hardware store. Write No poInU . 747-0(47 7473161 NEW SHREWSBURY — Seven-room ply In oerson to'Mrs. Dunham, River- Mr. II. P.O. Box 20». Red Bank. FURNISHED DOOMS ranch. Two baths. Carpeting. Excellent view Hospital, Red Bank. KIRBY VACUUM — Two viars old. Private cooking. Business man or stu condition. 127,90a 741-1847. Value-Rated 8ALE8OIRL WANTED — Part-tlm EXPERIENCED KENNEL MAN—Ap INSTRUCTION All attachments (never used.) Paid lent. 741-1394. SYLVETTE'S CHILDREN'S • Depart ply In person. COMBS ANIMAL. HOS- HBO, price I1M, W-72M, 38 WAVERLY PLACE — Nice room; RID BANK — Modernised older home PITAL, Rt. 35 and Shrewsbury Ave., for rent. Come any time. Near Broat In excellent neighborhood, near paro- menl, Mlddletown Shopping Center. Shrewsbury. MONMOUTH RADIO ELECTRONICS TWO-YBAB-OLD OE WASHER - chial, public schools and shopping. Four USED CAR DRYER combination. Best olfsr. St. TRAVEL CLERK — Immediate onenlni INSTITUTE — fit Cookman An., As- Mf-MM bedrooms, fireplace in large living for peraonnel with agency or air Urn COMMUNICATIONS BNQINEER bury Park, south or railroad station. ASBURY PARK — Furnished room room, kitchen with all bullt-Tnl, wall- SPECIALS training. Write "B.F." Box 511, Red 774-0303. CHROME KITCHEN TABLE — Foui Mlddleaged person preferred. to-wall carpeting. 80x130 lot. low taxes. BanK. chairs, M" girl's bike, wagon, scooter, 775-682S Middle 20's. Call 741-1180 for appoint- We have an opening for a communi- TUITION IN PIANO - TUITION IN lady's lea skates, atze 6, tap aaoes. ment. •52 CADILLAC WE MUST SELL SALESWOMAN — For yarn shop. Mus cations engineer qualified to work on BINDING — New resident In Strath- size Sit, all in good condition. Cal SINGLE ROOMS — Clean and comfor. be expert knitter.. Permanent position the desljrn, development, and produc more. London, England degrees, L.R. M«M(9 table. Reasonable rater. Gentlemen pi NEW SHREWSBURY RANCH—Three Apply In person, KNITTERS WORLD tlon ot new equipment in the field ol A.M., A.R. CM. Recently moved here irred. 02 Wallace St. 7(1-3382. bedrooms, two baths, living room and! Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown, antennas, and RF transmission line sys Convertible. Red, red OUR ENTIRE from Plalnfleld, N.J. Member of Music ALLENU1L REST HOME - Room and dining room with wall-to-wall carpet- leather Interior. Whits terns. In the KF, VHF, and VHP Club there. Has few vacancies for MERCHANDISE WANTED Ing, modem eat-In kitchen with dish- STOCK OF REOIBTERED NURSE— Or Licensed range. At least five years experience pupils, especlslly beginners. Mrs. Anns board! 24-hour servics. 80 Wallace St., washer, laundry room, playroom and top, full power. Flva new Practical Nurse, 3 to 11 shift. From desirable. This Is an excellent oppor- Hannah, 1M Idlebrook La., Malawan Red Bank. 842-3993. den, garage. 741-8046. Urea! 31 USED CARS August 26 to September 19. Small nurr tunity with an established company Call M8-31U. WAKTU* ROOM AND BOARD -^ Wanted. Writ Ing home. 542-0325. operating primarily in the commercial UdUU URiENTAL KUUS ••B.T.," Box HI, SEA BRIGHT — Two-bedroom house. NOW! YOUNG WOMAN — To care for elder- market. Salary Is open and will be OBINESa AND FJ0K81AN Red Bank Call evenings between 6 and T 142- "59 CADILLAC made attractive lo the right man. Mall ELECTRICAL WIRING rrUBDMAN OALLJiKitis ly woman who Is cripple. Five days a r 774-3143 Ivsnuigs J22-74B week, with own transportation. 741-S7? resums or writs to "B.S.' fiox 511, RedPrepare NOW. Theory, formulai. Na- UNCROFT — Buy direct. Thrsa-bsd- Sedan. Yellow with beige Bank. tional Electric Code. N. J. contractor 63 CHEVROLET ifter 6 p.m. ^^^^ llcenie prep. Will not Interfere with OLD ELECTRIC TRAINS msde prior REAL ESTATE FOR SALE room split, attached garage, shade Interior. Full power, low : to 1940, Lionel, Ivis, American Flyer. trees, convenient to schools, shopping PART-TIME your work. Fttt, no obligation, detail!. Phone 711-ltSS after i p. re. ralleaie. One owner. Impels eonvartibl* BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST RESTAURANT No salesmsn will call. Writs "B.I.," HOUSES FOR SALE center and New York commuting, ^ Full powir. Lik* ntw. Apply 9-12 a.m. Box 511, Red Bank. uu> FL'KtliTUKai - Antiques, cams, mile from parkway. «19,7tjO. Call T47- '60 CADILLAC Orig. $3600 AMERICAN ADVERTISING COM. STEWARD glasswart, art objects and brle>ft-bra.L PANY For Monmouth . County's finest res- uninedlata cash for asyUUng and avary- NO DOWN NOW $2795 142 Belmont Avenue taurant. Year-round position, Heavy MERCHANDI5! thing. Ruidi'af 31 Ban Front St., 78 POPLAR AVENUE, PAIR HAVEN. Coup*. Ro», white top, Long Branch. 741-I993. Low milagt purchasing* experience necessarynecessa . Sendd PAYMENT buck ind white Interior, SECRETARY — Must be compete* complete resume to ""BB. L.L"" BoBox FOR SALE OAK HILL — Mlddletown. Executive 911, Red Bank. FOR QUALIFIED VETS Air. conditioned. Fully typist Apply MARTIN RUBBER. Loni PITS * LIVESTOCK E-O TERMS; FOR NON VETS home landscaped % acre. Hills and powered. 59 CHEVROLET Branch. 220.1221. CARPENTER-MASON - ' Steady worl TELL ME woods. Trl-level, double garage, base- C0QK-HOU8EWORKER - Bleep In o Call Thres-bedroom ranch, carport, centeri ment. Four bedrooms, three full baths, Wagon Wher* «laa can you buy any color SHETLAND MARE AND HER FILLY 1 paneled family Joan. Carpeting, drapes, '62 FORD Fa con out. References. Call 747-0545 Kemton« at St.99 fii. trt»uiar prlCi — One vVtlsn tuiy; one red cart — on 10OX2OO lot. screens. Five minutes to railroad and $795 8*2-1332 PAINTERS WANTED — Experienced I8.S9) 7 Cellar combination aluminum 11,000. To good horns only In August. «74 MONTHLY PAYS ALL parkway. 15 minutes to shore. Four Two-door sed. Whits BABY-SITTER — Own transportation only need apply. Phone 842-0490 arter window* $2.99 (Urs 32x14)? Venetian Write "AX." B« ill, Red Bank. FULL PRICE $9,750 years old. Newly painted. (34,500, from with tray interior. Stand* Full time. Call 747-95M between 4:3( 5 p.m. blinds 3 for |S? Turjuntln. Wo gaL? owner. Appointment only. 671-2826. and 6:30 p.m. 20 gat. plastic trash can and cover STANDARD POODLES — Light cream an! transmission, radio TRAINEE—Young high school gradu 93.09? Hundreds supir valuia flint female, nine weeks old, and black male, Three-bedroom1 ranch with attiche< KBAHSBURG - six room houss. and heater. YOU CAN SAVE WOMAN LOOKING- FOR GOOD HOME ale with potential business career In now. Shop by phone. Quick delivery. Hi years old. 1100 each. 74T-9242. ase. 100x215 l&ndicaped lot. three bedrooms upstairs. $9,600. Call —To take complete charge of children. mind. To. start as mallboy with local 179 HOiVTHLY PAYS ALL owner after 4:30 p.m. 787-2877. HUNDREDS Four days. Own room, T.V., nominal company. Will consider night school PROFESSIONAL POODLE OROOU- salary, no housework. Will conslde] student. $52 to start. KEY PER- PROWN'S ING — Tovs and miniature. SS. 8tand FULL PRICE $10,990 SHORECREST — Buy owner. Very IF YOU ACT NOWI woman with child. Clean respectable SONNEL, 54 Broad St., Red Bank. 31 Broad St. Red Bank 711-7600 ard, X7. Batn Included. 7473829. clean. Four bedrooms, two full baths, family. Call collect 744-B289 afte 812-3700. HAM STATION — 90 wimlr, Haiti SIAMESE CATS family room, basement, garage, sewers, 8 p.m. ^^ oraitera receiver, antenna, etc, 1180. Immaculate rancher with three Iargf fenced back yard, assume 4',i psr cent YOUNO MEN—Large New York firm bedrooms and two full baths. Locatec QI mortgage. $18.900. 747-1821. All Offtri Will WOMEN (two) — Wanted tor general, with, office In Red Bank, desires two 291-9371 on oversized lot. Rsc«iv« Coniideration Ilitht book-binding work. 4-6* week Job, men to work In their renewal depart- DESKS US up, FILES IU.B0 UP, tablsi THOROUGHBRED GELDING — Four 189 MONTHLY PAYS ALL SPACE — Plenty of II In this four- W. II. GLOVER INC.. 2D1-1900. » ment from Red Bank office. Car neces. chairs, adding machines, typewriters, bedroom Victorian atvled home. Pan- years, 1A.3 hands, good hunting pros- PULL PRICE $11,100 eled den for dad, heated greenhouse PART T1MB — General office work, sary. Call 741-18(9. office equipment, etc at bargain prices. pect. Call 17115(13. 158 1st Avi-.. All. New or used. AAC DESK OUTLET, for mom. Excellent condition. Priced houra 8 to 9:30 p.m. Apply at LITT ELECTRICIAN — Experience neces. me. 35. Otkhurst 831-3890. LABRADOR RETRIEVERS — AKC. CALL 4S2-UM at (19.500. OLAZEBROOK AGENCY, MAW JEWELERS, Monmouth Shop, airy, to work wltn electrics) contrac- THE Realtor, Avenue 0! TWO Rivers, Rum- ping Center, Eatontown. tor. Steady year-round employment. Hunting MtocK Easily trained. Jtesl 231-1101 I Opi'ii '111 8 p.m. THREE-PIECE CIVINO ROOM MOT— beauties. 8(2-3(28. CORRIGAN son. B42-1700. GIRLS—(two) over 18, to work live Wrlle staling age, experience, and sal-With covers, 130. Also Kcnmore wringer hours per day tor Red Bank office. ary desired to "B.A.," Box Ml, Red type washing machine, used three MINIATURE SLACK POODLES—Three AGENCY COLTS NECK HOLMDEL Bank. times. (50. Call after 1 p.m. I42-OO4T. female. AKC registered. Innoculated Open Dally 10-9. Saturday and J. O, Roche agency No experience necessary. Must nresenl 185. 294-4521 after 4 p.m. Long Bridge Rd.. Colts Nick neat appearance. Call 741-2846. BOXSPRINO AND MATTRESS-Almost Sunday, 10-7. AMBITIOUS MAN new, 140, Coll spring and mattress, MIKIATUHI POODLES—Two males, UNPARALLELED VALUE - Charm. Excellent opportunity Tor right man toeight years old, 120. 717-573). one (emale. AKC. Eight weeks. One Ing two-bedroom ranch, no develop- RESIDENCE OF DIGNITY Is this im- service customers for well known puppy shot. 797-3497. ment. Only S12.900I Excellent location, maculate ranch, 125X2O0* lot with trees. products. $98. Must be neat, person- HAMMOND MINIATURE POODLE PUPS — Black Perfect for retirement or newlywed Enjoy delightful summer nights on able., have car and phone. For ap. beauties, AKC registered, (76 to HOC.home. High W% loan can be assumed your 12x12 patio beneath these tower- polnlment call 492-1071 or MM44O. Worth a visit, call today. Ing trees. Entrance foyer, spacious car- ORGAN STUDIO Call 7S7-K163 or S711307. peted living room with brick fireplace, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY OP ASBURI PARK ;OUNTRY HOME for AKC beagle, formal carpeted dining room, work- HELP WANTED-Mslt - Female USED ORGANS icellent companion lot oldir child, Adams Agency saver kitchen, three grand bedrooms, :aiona61e. 471-t)23a. REALTOK two tiled baths, large recreation room, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI Audlon Organ A Bench ...»_„ 169. J Howard Ave. New Snrewibur; Enjoy all this and more for t29,BO0. Wurlltier 2 In I Organ 199. POODLES — AKC, small sllvir minis- 7415098 KLWOOD A. ARMSTRONO AGENCY. Baldwin Spinet Organ Hi. lures, 13, weeks. Call Realtor, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Sil- Hammond Chord Organ Bft S71-22S3 ' RED BANK - Near Broad St. (14.800. ver. 741-4900. MEN-WOMEN- Harrington Orand Piano 475. for Quick aale. oil heat. Exclusive Addict Michinu — Typewriter! Home Improvement! Painting and Decorating Opan Daily T'U 9 — Saturday TU) 6:10BEAOLE PUPS — Seven wieks old, groker, CONSTANCE BUIT11, 14 Ma- EATONTOWN — 10-year-old four-bed- COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN BT. AKC reglstsred, Bsautlful. fltld bred. ils Ave,, Fair »jayen. lii-IXt. room house with oil hot wster heat, COUPLES 7TS-MOO Call m.718]. sewers. Separate dining room, den, ur- ADD1NO MACHINES — Typewriters FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodal- row SLATS - Painting and Decor- RED BANK DUPLEX — E. Front SI •old, rented, repaired. Serplco's 101 Inj,. pjumblng, elsctrlo wiring, ma* ating. General OonUftctlns, fully In- TWO BASS DRUMS — One cymbal PONY COLT — 15 months, handled Inlshtd second bathroom. Uvlng room Monmoulh St., Red Bank 747-0455. Six roms each side. For business o 13x10, bedrooms. 11x18, 12x13, 11*1!. flonry and pafntlnK. For free estimate sured, rwsnty yeart eiperlence. Free URGENTLY NEEDED AS with sUml. Suitable for beginner. Bui 1/ children, good disposition. Call 071- residence. Asking 129,000. £jcoluslve X Landscaped and fenced, 100x125' call 747-1072. estimates. 7119431 after < p.m. offer. Call Joe, 141-8129 between 4 9 p.m. 1503. broker, CONSTANCE SMITH, 14 Maple tot with trees, patio with footing for Auto Body Repair Ave., Fair Haven. 741-1308. WORKING HAN'S contractor—Alter- MOTEL MANAGERS REKRIOKRATOR FREEZER - Com- AKC OERMAN SHEPHERD — Nina carport or garage. Full basement with Piano—Organ Tuning bination le cu. ft. Zenith was ITOO, weaka old. Sable and black. Champion COME AND SBE-Thls hillside horm 18x22 recreation room. Many other ea- EXPEIIT PAINTINO and body re. ations additions, painting, masonry, sacrifice g3DI. H»M Silent Scott's 21' ilooitllne. Call 741-1169. tras. Call owner. S42-3693. pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy and nil those, little Jobs. Evenings Instruction AGE no barrier. No experience neces- hanil mower, two months old, 130. in wooded arc of Mlddletown. Fivt Chevrolet, Atlantis Highlands. 291-0305 568-1711. PATRICIA RYAN sary. Qualified applicants will be 201-9117. « DOXS YOUR DOO OET CARSICKT bedrooms, three baths plus unusual HAZLET — Immaculate three-bcilronm. la he afraid of thunder? Uai TRAN paneled entertainment room and large Hi bath hMevel ranch. Eat-In kitchen, Piano - Organ trained. Training will not interfere with enclosed porch. Many extras. Priced Lawn Mower Repair* g Mnnmouth Blvd. Oceanport 219-4825 present lob. For local Interview, phone IOSPITAL BED — Mattress, side QUAPETS. Safe. etfecUvs, and non dining room, recreation room, two.car Auto and Ruck Rental Mr. Ouardlno, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.. Asboards. 1165. Twin blonde mapla beds habit forming. KEYPORT FIT SUP-at $33,900 for quick sale. Call 291-9161 garage, assume p.m. 212-4111. HOUSES FOR SALE terations-Modern kitchens and bathi- LOUIS CASSAN - Fainter, decorator, ALUMINUM flIDINO—Installed by MIDDLE AGED COUPLE — For '' S42-12S1. TWIN OABLBI APARTUENT8 - M psperhanger. 25 rears eiperlence. 43 aluminum mechanics. QUARANTlQluD Riverside Ave., Rad Bank, en river* .Uasonarr • Carpentry • Painting • No Cliapln Ave. 741-1708 after 6 p.m. maintenance and cleaning. Apaitment HOUSE SOLD — Complete contents. front. MU-5 rooms unlurnUked, 141- VAIL HOMES — Three-room fcungalo charge for astlmatea-34-Hour service for 20 years. Fret estimates. supplied, year round, good pay. Write Hammond organ side man, desk, show Oil heal. «! Belshaw Ave., Estontown. MORE LISTINGS SHOWN 774-4JO4. rnoWN'a. 33 Broad St., Red Bank. "B.K." Box Sit, Red Bank. aquarium complste, oak bridge set, 541-1895. L. 11. HILL ~ Painter .Interior and Our Mill year In business. 7U-7SOO. eiterlor. No Jobs too laig« ui\ luo ACS MUm-OKUBNT AOBNOY golf clubs Reaaona,hle. 641-0636. M. 90. CeMpool Oeanlag sma'i. Very reasonable. Can 717-9530. insulation * Billing Corp. Ctrtllled bivarv ijrdtr A applicant our apeclaltv IS„" BCHWINN (URL'I BICYCLE - menu, unfurnlshsaT availableTmmadV COMMERCIAL RENTALS Jotins-Vanvllle contractor. PR 5-1407 12 Broad Si. Red Bank 747-3(01 120I.. Call after 6 p.m. ataly. Ksansburx. Call 7»7-71t7, Aftar OARI. * JONES - Palming and or Adam Unimayer 2914302. I, Saturday anil flundaf. 323-4UI. BEITIO TANKS, dry walla serviced. decorating. Fully Insured. For free REAL ESTATD SALKBMAN — Full 747-1097 IDEAL FACTORY SPACE Latching field added. Backhoe work. iitlmate call 717-3011 after « p.m. OLSON CO. INC. -Roofing. Siding * or part time. Vxperlenced or inexperi- TRI SAVER — Stainless itael coffee VATKIIKHONT APARTMENTS - Naw, c H. Wilson. I41-1BH. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed enced. LITCHMAK REALTY. 842111B0". uiirn. 200 cup capacity. Oaa burner. thrss-room furnished garden, apart- 10,000 SQ. FEET. , for 10 years. 779-0700—291-0540. —-_ i. ments. Private terraces, TV, air Condi-/ J. ALLEN MALONK ft SON-Falnt- KKY" PERSONNEL EMPLOYMENT '47-O44H, 1129. Just Available Ing, rificorallnf, Interior, exterior. Honing. Waekly, monthly, ssaaonally, any type manufacturing. 14* calling, Electrical Contractor l'a|'iTlnil-UH. 717-1827. SERVICE. 81 Bread It., lied Bank. TIIRBE RADIATOR COVKR8 — OI yearly. Nautilus Apartments, (as Tel. Answering Service. 812-3)00; 101 Btoail St., XlUabeth. Ml- dark wood. 92" long. Id" wide, J4" Bright. Dial 229-O1M or S42-O60O. all open space. Multiple entrance MORE LISTINGS SOLD 7700. ilgb. U9 each. 140 for three. 741-MU. and exit doors. Parkins apace. !UBfl!JDfiNTLVL and commercial wir- I-AINTINU ANU PAPUIl I1AN<1IN(J- LBT US RD your sjMratary. No need FOUR ROOMS AND BATH — Fur- Railroad siding and Red Bank Thru Tht Rad Bank Are. ing. Haw Installation or repair For a good cleaa fob., raasooabla. to miss calls. M hour answering BAKU «MI*U>VM»NT AUUNOlf RBLAXACIZER — (SO. TV set. If nlahsd. All Improvements, Cenlrally lo- Location. lour own broker n aarvO*. Allen BlacUlc 747 Ml2. Call 147 H01, Ki Zlnasr. service. 111-4700. qualified Personnel For quality orders console model $M. Msn's figure skates. cated In Itsd Bank, bewd floor. IN. MulNpl. Lilting S.rvic. 15 Broad Long , Bunch 32MTI1 Jia 1, K. II7-MI). er month. Til-son, esfore noon. TKXJSEft ?0* tAUEt Nance BANK MASTER Moa%, Asp* 1% By SAVNDER8 end OVERGAttD rmBiflrxED By SCHOOL tout-b*droom tumlr boat. 21 fivtoj room, dtninc tm, -ittr&ctlv* surmam coatT or MEW i kttebcB, teereaUon room, tcrt«n porch, CHASGKKT DIVISION nicelX Uu*sc*p«i slot Fritaflly neigh MONMOim COCMTV bortiMd. AiUnc fltftfe WALKER * As us iws mujeasmio WALKER, Realtor* Hwy. 25, Sbr«ws- DOCKET NO. wtmn WOF WO RIMS HIS B** bury1. Ml-SQiz: 24-Hour Strvlee. Bridge Column TKKSMtVf, aOWiWlOH U *) KLK SlUGi* 10NG THE DOCK, K6*K ME WHERE rUHW WM ttomcm/iAx, 9U0 DOWN PAYMENT — About STATE or NEW JERSEY HAM0OUT5 FR»| fWP ly flH per month to qualified buyer. TO By ALFRED SHEINWOU) n mtxmncm. Thre# bsdroom Cape Cod. Basement WILFRED 8. rSHER and MARIAN AMJSSSii HlMSllF,, SAUtYS—/ Shaded yard. River Plaza. ViddSttowc. L. USHER, hla wife, bis and her Xxcellent condition and location. »!*.• helri, devlaeea and personal rtp- When you're defending in the •00. HAUL BROS., REALTORS, 815 resentatlves and rtla, her, their, or dark, don't flounder about and THE HANDS River ltd., y»ir Haven. TU-TMI. Mr. any of their successors is rtfbt. WALLS Cozens. title and Intereat; rain every suit. Stick with Ihe Gist dealer YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED Both (idea Tolnerablfl and required to serve upon Roberta, damage you've already done and LOTS ft ACREAGE Pfllsbury ft Carton. Attorney tar th* try to save what's left. NORTH PU Int Iff, whose addreia U W-97 first AA) WANTED TO BUY — Ont butMtDf lot Avenue. Atlantic Highland, New Jer- The ambitious North-South bid- ey, an answer to the Complaint filed ding took place in the recent na- -BETTERGOMAKEAWT-; ? 0342- n a civil actioti, in which Keansburg- O A9» S OfCOffES-ORaLNOTBE Mlddletown National Bank is Plaintiff tional tournament; North-South 43432 12S' LANDSCAPED BUILDING LOT and Wilfred 8. Usher, el a', are, De- M4KE VWEM SOPER PHDNH/ IN Kttontown — With 6x12' tool ihtd fendanta, pendng In Uie Superior Court needed a few good scores to stay WIST EAST Will ctmtlder all offer*. M2-3493. of New Jersey within 35 days after In the running. In view of the 4 J S * 10 5 4 September 2nd, 1963, exclusive of such date. If you fall to do io. Judgment result it's hard to scold North COMMERCIAL PROPERTY by default may be rendered against you for the relief demanded In the for his leap to slam. RED BANK—Foar-famity home W5.O00. Complaint. You thill «!• ymir answer West opened the six of hearts, MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY and proof of aervlce in duplicate with SEA BRIGHT—Two-family hoOK, $15, East put up the jack, and South 000. the Clerk of the Superior Court, State 4KQ97U HIG H LA NDB-ator • and two apart, House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, in won with the ace. Declarer draw tnfnta, 122,000. accordance with the rules of civil practice and procedure. three rounds of trumps, and West AHCXMV, VVIU- VOll PUT BUSINB38 propertlti return 25%. Won- Tb« action has been instituted for derful opportunity for iroall inTeitor. discarded the three of hearts on 4AQQ?7 6 MY GAJS IH TUB GAKAOE 7 741-114* after 7 p.m. the purpose of foreclosing a mortgage dated Apri. l 5.,, 196„..2 made by Wilfred the third round. Eatf gotfh W«t Not* Uiber and Marian L. Usher, hit Fast wife, as mortgagor* and payable to South then led a fourth trump, 1 4 Put 1 NT BUSINESS PROPERTY the Keambure-Middletown National Pus 3 4 Pm € 4 Bank a' mortgagee, and concerns r*ai and West had to pick a discard. INCOME PLUB BUSINESS SITE - estate located at Ninth Street In the Move your enterprise Into Lhli complete- Borough of Union Beach, in th* Coun- Everything looked equally dan ly remodeled building1 with two apart- ty ot Monmoulh and State of New gerous. ments now rented. Ideal location tot Jersey (being Lot No. Fourteen (14) barber ihop, beauty parlor, drug1 store. Block AA an shown on Map nf Union Heart Danger the slam contract. rientiX. and so on. Asking; price teach, Jtaritan Township, Mon mouth The danger in discarding an C2.000. OLAZrBROOK AGENCY, Ave County, New Jtriey, made by Rich- West should have nu« o! Two Riven, Rumaon. 842-1700, ard Heuser, C, E.) other heart was that South might thrown an- You are made Defendants becaui* have started with A-Q-x-x. The other heart on the theory that h TOR BALE OR LEASE you are the mortgagorgg s anndd art th* had already ruined the suit. Comer Lot lOOalM Shrewsbury 'Av«, recdd wners of tthe M reaeall MttatMttataa. danger in discarding a diamond ZoJjulr* at 335 Shrewxbury Avc, JtB.record owners of the DATEDATEDD; AAugust t TT, 1983 was that Sooth might have Q- South has started with A-Q-x-: I. GRANT SCOTT of hearts, he would finesse witl REAL ESTATE WANTED Cleric of the Superior Court J-x-x. After tome thought, there- Aug. 13, 19, 29, Sept. 2 (57.96 dummy's nine of hearts even WE NEED YOUR HOUE fore, West discarded the eight of Our 12 aaUipeopl* hav» client! Waiting clubs. , West kept heart length. for your Hating. They need ranches, split Uvals, two itorlei; also investment Buying or selling? Use the This cost West a club trick. If West threw another heart, property. Call ui for a quick salt, Two Register Classified for quick re- East would discard the queen ol THE PHANTOM By LEE HLK otticei Mrrlnc you. He got his king, but South made milt*.—Adwrtsiment. diamonds to indicate that h WALKER * WALKER th* rest of the clubs, fulfilling Realtors could guard that suit singlehand IT5 HO RACE FOR YOU THANKS. AS A FAVOR, 1H0WONI WMATSTHE T WE PICK UP TWO flhrewibury Offlct Ulddletowu Offlc* ed. West would then be able t HOW. HAVE KXJ A PHOTO BOH'T rat THE JUNSIE I I DON'T PEAL HERE. J SUSreOS-UH- 741-5212 671-3311 I YOU CANT OWE WfTH )l WAS A WP, I 6RANDW1TINKP IT- get rid of his diamonds and. sav RMROL I'VE KEN /KNOW WHO RB6S? X KQCAlim<5 WE NEED - Five or nx, 2-3 Dedroom I AW TO DOS I91ANP, /sWAtt THERE— FAST. HERE. ^M YOU ARE. homei, furnished or unfurnished, from enough clubs to defeat the con JANICE. ' |120 to $1.75 per month For Incoming tract. mrutlVM. THE BERG AGENCY, JU. 25. Mlddletown. «7M00O. DAILY QUESTION Partner opens with one spade, LEGAL NOTICE and the next player passes. Yo AOTICE hold: Spades-A 3. Hearts—K NOTICE fa hereby given thjtt a: a regular meeting of the Board of 4. Diamonds—A 9 S 5. Clubs—! Adjustment of the Borough of Red 4 3 2. What do you say? Bank, held on Auguit 14, 1963. lh« Board heard and considered. tb« appll* Answer: Most American ex- cation of Mary Morgan for pirmli- Mlon to convert second floor Into apart* AIRPORT perts would bid two diamond, ment at premtaei 43 Drummond AVt intending to bid two notrump next riue, Red Bank, New Jersey. Highway 36 The Board of Adjustment denied th< time. A response of one notrum rartanpe and a copy of the decision Hazlrt, N. J. li on file In the office of the Secre- (as shown in the diagram) is tary of th« Board. Municipal Building, AND woeful underbid in standard bid Red Bank. New Jercty, and If avail abl* for inspection. KEANSBURG Tim. ding systems. (The actual North MARK TRAIL By ED DODD LUCY J. STONE. Secretary South partnership was using Board of Adjustment, Borough of Red Bank special system in which the re- I'D UKE VERY MUCH TO -HH. 1 WOUUDNT BE Aug. 19 W.83 sponse of one notrump is forcin GET A PICTURE OP THAT \ dURPWBEtl MIS3_ NOTICE for one round,) MOUNTAIN PON VOU SAW BOWS I THEVU. DO THAT The Board of Education of the Town- J» YOU THINK SHK-B J LOTBtfTIMESf ship of Rarttgn, 610 Been St., Haziet For Sheinwold's 36-page book New Jersey. FOUJQWNQUS? Separate sealed bids for General let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge, Construction Work. Steel A Iron, Heat Ing * Ventilating, Plumbing and send 50c to Bridge Book, Red Electrical Work for the conitmctlon Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand of two identical 12 clus room elemen- tary school buildings; one to be lo Central Station, New York 17, caterf on Union. Avenua and one on N. Y. Sycamore Drive fa the Township of Rtritan, ifonmouth Qjuntr New Jer- sey, will be received In ihe cafeteria of the Rarllan TdwiuWp High Bchoo on Middle Road until 8:00 p.m., D.8.T. on fieot. 5. 1963. at which tint* and Flotilla 28 place ill bids will b* publicly opened and rtnd. The Instruction! to Bidders, Form Meets Aug. 23 of Bid, Form of Contract, Plam and Specifications mav bt examined at tne HIGHLANDS—Willis E. James office of the Architect, Frederic Feu- Jr., commander, has announce |Pr, 632 Holrodel Road, Hazlet N. J., an<1 tn the Plan Rooms of Brown'i that the next meeting of the U.S NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW Letters, Inc., 101 Park Ave., New York City, Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 28 Copfel of the contract document! will be held at Herb's Place, 205 may be obtalne'd by "prequaHfled" bid' ders from said Architect upon deposit Bay Ave., Friday, Aug. 23, at of a certified check In the amount ol ftfty dollar* . Section! 2 ft 3, From Palmer Avenue to Highland Beach, in the Township of Mlddletown, Borough of Atlanta LOAN HlgHlahds, Won mouth County, New Jersey, at follows: MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST Route 3< H933I. gecltons 3 Psrcel 119 — M Highway U, 8elfor«J. New Jersey; constating of a two HE'tt PROBABLY THL ME THE. WtSFlOORJ-DEAR story frame dwelling. M MAK1N0 A5ERIO1K MISTAtt! Parcel 131 — 170 Highway 29, Bil Will Help Meet ME!-FERHAPJ I SHOULD TAKE for.!, New Jerseir: comtstlrig of a 0H THE DAY AFTER IT'* BEEN A LONG 7IM£ "•BUT IU NOT K TAILED OUT FLIGHT INSURANCE! one story frame dwelling. RECEIVING NEW5 OF OUT Of THI5 DECISION R-yuf* 38 (tdtttt. Section 3 51MCE, I CALLED ON MY • Parcel 63 — 0 Memorial Parkway. HER 50^$ H/WMX, TRUST OFFICER.'-NOT SINCE . Atlantic Highlands, New Jeraty; consisting of a 3<£ story tram* MAR/ WIT* A HE MOVED INTO NEW dwelling. School Expenses TOWERING MID-TOWN The sale will ba held at 170 High wiy 35. B»)forme ahiotote property « the Stat* of New Jersey. The fuoceaiful bidder ihall b* r*- ejtiircd to rate the foundation walls THE RYATTS < By CAL ALLEY tA ground l«v«l, enek tht exmcrrtt eillar floor, and fill In tha cellar with nonditer ton ting mttartal. ' T7h« tue- Monmouth cmtul bidder shall be required 'to post $300 certified check or cash with the Now JtTMy State Highway De- Convenient partment, which money will be held Jit County'* «ncrow until th* larmt and condition* of th« ial* have been com pi HI with. Community Further conditions of sale, if toy, Rigional will be announced at (ha tint* *I hiding Ml* and th* right W' with- draw laid bdlldlngs from iala u Bank' Oglcti resorved. , ALL BIDS ARJJ BUBJKOT TO THK APPROVAL Or THE STATE inOH- WAV COMMISSIONER. DWrOHT R. O. PALMER OFFICES: ASBURY PARK • RED ^ANK .MANASQUAN .NORTH ASBURY State Highway Cammlsildner Aug. tfl m.tl PARK «FAIR HAVEN •HOLMDEL •BRIELLE There's no Trick to HtvIng~EjT tta Cwh. You Get It Fast When • Uimbr, r*4ml JUwrw *wltmir»*ml Dtp&iH IimiwUM You Uie The Register !*—Mood*?, AugW 19, BANK REGISTER Housing Law Constitutionality

Being Examined by Judge COMPANY By CHRISTOPHER MINICUER | financed in whole or in part by torney Gen. Joseph Hoffman »AIIC RIO TRENTON (AP) - While Gov. a loan, whether secured by a said. Richard J. Hughes is pondering mortagage, the repayment of 14 Complaints whether to call a special session which is guaranteed by the fed- George Pfaus, director of the of the state Legislature to expand eral government" or any of its Civil Rights Division, said his the state's law against discrimi- agencies. division received 34 housing com nation in housing, a judge is pon- Thus, the suit argues, the law plaints during the first ilx months dering the constitutionality of the gives homeowners not having of 1983. such loans discriminatory privi- Of these 20 are still pending; present law. a give your youngsters Hughes has been trying to per- leges and immunities from the five were'satisfactorily adjusted; suade the Republican senate Ma- orders of the director and free- two were withdrawn; four were jority to agree to a special ses- dom from fines or imprisonment. dismissed .for lack of probable the fine fit, support sion to pass an amendment The suit said there is a provision cause and three were dismissed strengthening the law so that it for a member of (he minority because they were not in violation would bar discrimination in all race to bring suit against a mem- of the existing law, he said. sales and most rentals of homes. ber ot a majority race if he re- Mr. Hoffman predicts that if growing feet require The Legislature is not scheduled fuses to sell or rent a home, but the law is amended to include all to meet again until Nov. 18. there is no provision for a white sales and most rentals, as Gov. man against another white Hughes wants, the number of For three years the Democratic man who refuses to sell him a No wonder smart mother! ask for Little controlled Assembly has passed complaints will increase greatly. home. Sen. Ozzard feels that the the amendments only to have the Yankee shoes. They know how important Senate's Republican caucus bury Both provisions are in violation amendment should be acted on it. Senate President William E. of the 14th Amendment to the after the legislative elections in good fit and support are to young feet. Ozzard, R-Somerset, has ques- U. S. Constitution, the suit al- November to keep the question tioned the constitutionality of the leges. out of politics. However Gov. What's more, Little Yankee shoes are The suit also charges that when Hughes has said that if a special measure and both he and Senate beautifully ttyled, too! Majority Leader Charles W. the law authorizes'the civil rights housing committee comes up with Sandman, Jr., R-Cape May, have division to compel builders to an alternative amendment he will told the governor that the Senate contract with people designated consider calling the legislators would not have the votes to pass by the division it creates an in- back as late as September or A. liies B'/i to 12 8.50 the measure in a special session. voluntary servitude, in violation October of the 13th Amendment. "The whole country is in fer- Meanwhile, Superior Court sixes I2'/J to 4 8.98 Judge John B. Wick, sitting in This Is the first test case of the ment, it doesn't seem right that Atlantic County, Is studying a 1961 housing law before any state New Jersey should leave this gap sizes 4'/j to 9 9.98 claim that the existing law, as court. in our civil rights laws," the amended in 1961, is illegal and Only two alleged violations of governor said recently in urging the 1961 housing law amendments special session. unconstitutional. If he finds the B. sixes 8'/i to 12 8.50 law unconstitutional it will be have been through a public hear- H Judge Wick or an Appellate void and the legislature would ing and one of them, in Edge- Court declares the present law sizes I2'/J to 3 9.50 have to start over from scratch. water, is now pending before a unconstitutional there will be an Builders'-Realtors' View Bergen County court, Deputy At- even bigger gap. sizes 3'/j to 6 9.98 Joseph V. Montoro of Pomona, the New Jersey Home Builders •AM FLOORS CRY FOR Association and the New Jersey C sizes 3'/j to 6 ..... -. 9.98 KAUTfFUL FLOOR COVERINGS Association of Real Estate Boards have charged the present law "is BY STIRLING sizes 6 • r.M. Mat. tkn M. designed for more than three • A.M. to ( r.U. SaMrtan. families. Ironically, those opposing it are challenging il on the basis of the 13th amendment, which freed the Negro slaves; and on the 14th amendment, which guaran- tees Negroes equal rights. The wo associations, In con- Junction with nine other building associations and some 38 real es- tate boards across the state filed their complaint against the state's division on civil rights. Tile suit asks the courts to rule the entire law unconstitutional and bar its enforcement pend ing a final decision on its le- gality. John A. Kogge, of Brigantine, 110 IANK president o[ the N. J. Association of Real Estate Boards, says "we are fighting for a right too—the right to dispose of our property as we see fit. We feel that not only the existing law but the pro- posed amendments are unconsti- tutional." Issues In Suit The complaint says the law au- Young Knowledgepbles thorizes the director of the state's Civil Rights Division to "com- pel a homeowner to sell or rent his home to a person of another endorse America's pet race solely because his home is socfes Deal Zoning fe Board Sued FREEHOLD — E. Alexander Socks are the biggest news afoot. Socks in every stitch Edelstein, an Asbury Park law- yer, and his wife, Mildred, have imaginable . . . rib, cable, chain, swirl, popcorn! Socks brought suit here against the Deal Board of Adjustment and going to new lengths, new patterns ... in every color Building Inspector Leon S. Ava- kian in a dispute over a building from pale neutrals to brightest brights! We show only permit. The Edelsteins charged In a 3 from a huge collection. Come see, and don't miss Superior Court action Tuesday the board had no right to deny Bonnie Doon's plushy 14" Sophisti-kittyl them, on two occasions, a zoning variance for construction of a new home at Roosevelt and Nor- wood Ave«., and that Mr. Ava- klan illegally withheld a building permit. A. Mohair fuzz knee-length socks; mohair-stretch nylon. The suit claims the Edelsteins' property, should be exempted 3.00 from restrictions on setback lines •nd minimum cubic space in the dwelling as adopted in the bor- ough's basic 1923 zoning ordi- B. Solid wool knee-high socks; big assortment of colors. nance. Under zoning law requirements, the lot falls short of minimum 2.00 needs and a variance would be mandatory,. The suit discloses two proceedings to obtain a vari- ance and denials on both occa: C. Zip-back boots in black, or stenciled fake fur. 4.00 •Ions because plans submitted each time did not meet demands of the board. D. 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