MIDDLFTOWN- Fair today; high, M. P*rtJy BAYSHORE EDITION dvutfy tonight; low, 7». la. BEDBANK crcMinf doudtoen tomorrow with showers developing; Ugh, 1 SH 1-0010 ' M.. See weather page 1. distribution Today 17,050 35c PER WEEK Issued dally, lloadar through Friday. Second Clitt f ostags 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE VOL. 84, NO. 24 Paid at R»d Bank and at Additional M»llla( OUlces. MIDDLETOWN, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 31, 1961 BY CARRIER Red ia Outline Reaction Is Mixed McCloy, Rejection Rusk To Of War Confer Is Noted WASHINGTON (AP) — LONDON (AP)—The So- John J. McCloy, President viet- Communist party's Kennedy's disarmament promise of a golden age policy chief, is expected to ahead for the Russian peo- report to Secretary of State ple evoked mixed feelings Dean Rusk today on a of skepticism and hope in lengthy Berlin crisis con- Western Europe today. ference with Soviet Premier -ifefc * Skepticism at the grandiose BROAD ST. SWIMMING POOL — Charles Formosa, 40 West End Ave., Shrewsbury, uses the fender of a car as Khrushchev. ideals outlined in the Communist « diving board on Broad St., Red Bank, In front of Red Bank Catholic High School during record rainfall Saturday. McCloy completed an urgent blueprint for a coming Utopia for the Soviet's millions; hope light from Moscow to Washing- aroused by the rejection of war ton last night, bringing' an in- and the declaration that to realize formal personal message from this easy life there must be peace Khrushchev to Kennedy. He is on earth. Mopping Up Operations SNOWBALL IN JULY—William Barton, left, and Robert expected to report to the Presi- Belief was expressed in Britain that Premier Khrushchev would dent as soon as a meeting can Morris, jaleimen for J. Kridel, play catch with a mow- ball during the sidewalk tales in Red Bank Friday. not be prepared to gamble away be arranged, probably tomorrow. his goals of a Communist para- McCloy went to Moscow two Snowball was made of crushed ice used in display pro- dise by risking war with the Follow Record Rainfall weeks ago to try to work out ar- moting winter sports clothes sale. West. But Belgian Socialists saw the rangements with the Soviet gov- Mopping up operations con- dents struggled in vain to hold bitterly of the lack of drainage tracks near the Red Bank-Shrews- program as partly a political ma- tinued today following a record back the fast flowing waters. facilities. bury line. .-- ernment for a new East-West dis- neuver. And a Swedish conserva- rainfall Saturday. Many homeowners put pumps in- A drainage project designed to Deal, Sunset and Wesley Lakes armament conference. IJe failed 23 Die in State tive newspaper, Svenska Dag- The most reliable mode of to action immediately in the los- eliminate some of the flooding in Asbury Park and Fletcher to reach agreement due, primari- bladet, said the promised achieve- transportation on, many streets ing battle. conditions has been stalled by the Lake in Bradley Beach over- ly, officials said, to Soviet insis ments are "so long-dated . . . during the 5.48 inch rainfall was Many Bitter refusal of the New York and flowed. that it must be safe for Khrush- tence on talking about the sub- by boat. When the water finally started Long Branch Railroad to pay for A dam burst at the Jumping chev to feel that it can hardly While youngsters paddled about to recede, residents complained installation of new pipe under the (See RAINFALL, page 2) stance of disarmament issues in- Train Kills Girl be he who will have to answer Intersections in all manner of stead of the procedures for or if they are not redeemed." craft, motorists abandoned their ganizing the conference. 20-Year Plan cars as the torrential downfall The 20-year plan made public Decision Tomorrow Discussion overburdened storm sewer sys over the week-end declared that Last Wednesday at Khrush- In Union Beach tems and flooded roadways. by 1970 Russia would outdistance chev's invitation he visited the In Red Bank, a section of UNION BEACH—A 10-year-old and nock injuries, and multiple the United States in per capita premier, at his Black Sea vaca- Broad St. from the post office Bronx girl was struck and killed lacerations. production and by 1980 would Rive tion villa and spent a day and on Canal St. south to Harding instantly last night by a Central According to New Jersey state th» Soviet people the highest Riverside Drive Group a half discussing disarmament Rd. was inundated. The post of- Railroad of New Jersey Budd Car police at Holmdel, Mr. Weave standard of living in the world— and the Berlin problem. fice had nearly 10 feet of water at the Poole Ave. crossing. was on the exit from the south "everyone will live in easy cir- McCloy said last night on ar- In its basement. .Police said the girl, Leticia bound lane when his car ap cumstances." rival here that there had been Ranios, 10, of 790 Dawson St., parently went out of control. It The Russian people were prom- Fire In Window some change in the Soviet posi Frederick Schlosser, manager To Vote on Separation Bronx, was killed while riding a jumped the guard rail, plunged ised fre« housing and public tion on disarmament questions bicycle at the crossing. down an embankment and over- transportation in the 1970s, a of Steinbach's, said the rising He foresees further efforts to ar- Police said the girl was visit- turned in the northbound lane ol gradual shortening of the work- waters flowed" in from the front By RUSS RAUCH (families living along Navesinkition as to whether this majority range formal negotiations, proba- and both .sides of the store. River Rd. and in Locust, are be- will be received. ing her uncle, Salvatore Raviera, the parkway. week to six hours a day, and MIDDLETOWN — Tomorrow, bly some weeks in the future. Trooper Edward Suchocki re- '"Several hours later, water leak- ing asked to either approve or A previous vote on the same 122 Morningside Ave. before completing of the program voting will come to end in a He was asked by the Kennedy ported no cars In the northbound Ing frqm the roof caused a short disapprove a proposal to sepa- issue was taken last year and th Patrolman Davis Connelly in- free education, free medical care, miniature, unofficial referendum administration to rush back to lane were involved. circuit in the north end display rate from the township and from result was inconclusive. At thai vestigated. Police are still in- free gas and heating, and free which could change the future Washington, however, because ol Accidents in New Jersey ove window, touching off a small fire a borough to be known as Riv- time, the membership voted 36 vestigating the circumstances of water. of this township. the information he can supply on the week-end olaimed 23 lives in In the curtain. Mr. Scholsser said erside. 34 to split from the township. the accident. The 45,000-word manifesto—the Although the voting is restrict- Khrushchev's latest views on all—18 persons were killed in an automatic sprinkler system The entire membership did r.ol The child was born in New first grand Soviet plan since ed to a small segment of the Because of the very nature of Berlin. He saw the premier im York City, daughter of Benicio traffic accidents, four drowned doused the fire. Firemen called population — among HO mem- the proposal, it will lake an take part in that vote, however. mediately after Kennedy's Tues Lenin's in 1919—pledged a policy to the scene broke the window, and Ernestina Rivera Ramos. and a man burned to death. of coexistence with the West in bers of a private association of overwhelming majority in favor Government Expert day night speech calling for ex- Survivors Listed The victims: drawing the smoke out of the land owners — the results could of separation, to prompt the That vote was taken after Dr. pansion of U. S. armed forces an apparent slap at the Chinese store. Water rose to four feet in 1 Surviving, besides her parents, Alpha—Betty Kindrew, 14, of Communists. well change the economy and association into taking legal steps William Miller, Princeton, a gov- to meet the Soviet challenge over R.D. I, Flemington, was killed the store basement, he said, but are two sisters, Mrs. Virginia Conspicuously missing from the other facets of the township. necessary to a breakaway from ernmental expert, had submit- the divided German city i late last night w^ten the car in did not cause any damage to Brieto of Bronx, and Miss Mig- document was any mention of Members of the Riverside the township. ted a detailed report, analyzing Khrushchev pushes his demands which she was riding smashed in- itock. dalia Ramos, at home. Stalin, who never issued such a Drive Association, a group of There is no clear cut indica- the whole field of effective local to the point of a military show- The Day Funeral Home, Key- to a utility pole at Third and Vul- System Called OK government, factors involved in wide-ranging proclamation during down. port, is in charge of arrange- canite Aves. Henry F. Labrecque, Red separation, and whether or no< his long reign. Not Softened ments! Bank's borough engineer, said a separation in fact, could be ac- Palmyra—Robert Mazullo, 18, Bearing the imprint of Khrush- At Manasquan McCloy sent dispatches report This was the second fatality of new drainage system installed in complished. of Philadelphia, apparent- chev himself, the draft plan will ing briefly on his meeting with the week-end in the county. the Spring St.-Harding Rd. area ly drowned yesterday when he be presented to the 22d party Although Dr. Miller made no Khrushchev and officials indi Early Saturday. Marie Sims, dashed into the Delaware Rivei "worked properlyrnrersystem-was concrete recommendations as to g bifi —mstaHed-to-«ifb-flooding-in-4he cated that the Soviet leader had 41, of Newark, was killed when to retrieve a ball. Searchers have rtn sftboltt-fot not softened his position on Be tinn i« » certainty. Broad St. business districtT"^ -Eoot Yacht= the car in Which she was riding, not recovered the body; low in regard to separation, h lin in any way. Some reports said overturned at the Eatontown exit Pennsauken—Nate Kaplan, 6, •Pie In Sky' < "The rain was just too much pointed out that the area could London's conservative Daily tor the whole town to carry," he the talk between the two men of the Garden State Parkway in of 7515 Wyndam Rd., was killed form a village under the stat- Telegraph, called the program said. He pointed out that storm had produced very sharp ex- New Shrewsbury. yesterday when he was struck by Village Act. "pie in the sky" and said: "It •ewer systems throughout the Burns, 3 Hurt changes, but State Department Sertoui Condition a car in front of his home. The group, after discussing th informants familiar with Mc- The driver, Luther Weaver, 57, Margate—Mrs. Frances M. Car- is difficult to believe that, hav- county could not cope with the report, then took the vote. "Fortunately, the flames didn't Cloy's preliminary reports said also of Newark, was taken to ter, 55, of 15 North Douglas Ave. ing staked his reputation on a deluge. MANASQUAN (AP)—A $75,000 Because of the inconclusive na- Everywhere the story was the yacht with 10 gallons of higr •pread.too rapidly and boatmen in that while the discussion of Ber- Monmouth Medical Center. His was fatally injured when her cai long-term program or social and ure of the vote, the presiden lin was "frank" the atmosphere condition remains serious. He struck an electric,pole at Wash- economic reform, Mr. Khrush- lame. octane gas aboard, burned yes- he area were able to get us off of .the association appointed a In the Garfield PI. area at the terday after an explosion. Severa "ithout serious injury." of the McCloy-Khrushchev talk suffered internal injuries, frac- ington and Atlantic Aves. las chev would want to throw every- (See SEPARATION, Page 2) was "cordial." southern end of Red Bank, resi- thousand bathers were ordered tr Crosby described the 42-year-old tured right wrist, possible back (See FATALITIES, Page 2) (See REACTION, page 2) leave Pompano Beach. oat as a "total wreck." Three persons aboard the 60 foot yacht, the "Grey Goose," To Construct were burned when the bias' rocked the craft while the owner Practice Barkalow Asks Shark Problem Study was demonstrating it to a pros- Footbridge pective buyer. Five other persons FREEHOLD — Assemblymanand pollute the water with sew- such boats should not be allowed overcome the debris washing | Asks for Conference on board escaped injury. Alert In Clifton T. Barkalow (R-Mon.) age and other offensive matter. so near the shore. We feel that ashore from the fishing boats and! Mr. Barkalow asked Commis- To School A Coast Guard patrol boat and has urged the state Department The bloody refuse from the com- repellants are not the answer to would be most offensive to bath' sioner H. Mat Adams to "fix a RARITAN TOWNSHIP - Pre- three other Coast Guard boats of Conservation and Economic mercial boats attracts sharks, and the problem — they would not ers." time and place for a further con- fabricated parts have been fought the fire, which sent up Berlin Development to give "priority" to ference" to map a fight against reordered for the footbridge to be heavy smoke for about an hour. the problem of sharks roaming in the shark menace. The.-Coast Guard later beached the waters near shore beaches^ f~G>nsii'u£iea—nezr- Lynn Mar.or, BERLIN (AP) — Berlin's U.S,, -_.. Official* from 12 seashore tH yacht so the Manasquari Firf •cross FlaDCreek, Committee- e British and French garrisons held He forwarded to .the department municipalities met in Asbury Department could fight the fire man MarvpJOlinsky reported yes- mother early morning alert to- a petition urging that'' party and Park July 19 to learn about a 1 commercial fishing boats be re John Seffern, 35, of 2858 River Jay, practicing the defense of chemical designed to scare live terddfV quired to stay at least three miles side Dr., New York City, was he threatened cify. sharks away from bathing The bridge will enable children standing above the hatch where offshore during the bathing sea- At 4:30 a.m. loudspeaker trucks beaches. from the Lynn Manor area the gas exploded and was blown voke residents of the areas where on. to walk to the new Cove Road overboard, police said. The others married troops live. Many mem- The petition — signed by hun- During the meeting some of School and thereby will save got off the yacht by jumping bers of the 11,000-man Allied gar- dreds of county residents — those attending charged that transportation costs for the Board overboard. Seffern was taken to rison in West Berlin have their charges that the boats "discharge party fishing boats and commer- Of Education. Point Pleasant Hospital with sec- families with them. cial moss bunker boats draw . . Mr: Olinsky said the walkway ond degree burns of both logs. Both soldiers and civilians at- sharks to the bathing areas by leading to the bridge will start Also treated at the hospital for tached to the Allied missions were dumping blood and other waste at the northerly end of Fulton first degree burns and released ordered to their duty posts. into the water. PI., as a result of a poll taken Index wera Miss Elizabeth Howe, 17, of Trucks carried troops to their Mr. Barkalow said he was con- in Lynn Manor. Area residents Lake Katrine, N. Y., and Mrs. headquarters through residential sidering formation of a special had been given a choice of three Carol Witte, of 20 West 86th St., streets. They remained there un- Page commission to study the shark possible routes. New York City. til they got the "all clear" from Amusements 7 problem, but was delaying until Negotiations are under way for Others aboard the yacht were the three allied generals. Births 2 Mr. Adams has an opportunity the two easements required for Joseph Crosby of 44 Central Rd.. Allied officials had orders to! Carmlchael « to act on the matter. the walkway — one through the Shelter Cove, Dover Township, the disclose nothing specific about the Bridge 14 Criticizes Bontcmpo * Males tract and the other for a owner of the "Grey Goose"; extent or purpose of the alert. Classified 15 He attacked the former Con- lection of land owned by the Bay- George Howe, 58, a consulting They called it a "routine exer- Comics .14 servation Department commis- shore Sewer Company. chemical engineer of Lake Kat- cise" of the kind that takes place Crossword Puzzle 14 sioner, Salvatore A. Bontempo, Mr. Olinsky said he hopes to rine, N..Y., father of Elizabeth at irregular intervals. Editorials « charging Mr. Bontempo failed to get construction under way with- Howe, and his son, David, 14; West Berlin police also held a Herblock 6 carry through on a similar study in three weeks and have the proj- Seffern's wife, Billie; and Mrs. night training exercise, but head- Kitty Kelly 12 last year. ect completed early in Septem- Witte's husband, Robert. quarters insisted that this was Movie Timetable 7 He said a report prepared by ber. Crosby, who was to sell the not co-ordinated with the Allies. Obituaries 2 the department was "barren" of He said gravel rather than con- boat to Howe, was at the wheel It was in the CharloUenburg dis- Old Times 6 vital information on the shark erete will be used for the walk- when he heard the explosion. trict, part of the British sector. Sylvia Porter 6 problem. way, as-a result of recommenda- "I saw the flames and went Eyewitnesses reported seeing Radio-Television 7 Carl P. Flemming, manager of tions made by James J. McKay, below," he said, "because I knew British tanks in the streets later Social 10-11 Ship Ahoy beach club, Sea Bright Jr., 58 Fulton PI. two persons were down there. I this morning. A British spokes- George Sokolsky 6 also has charged that the party It has,, been estimated that the CLOSE — A party fishing boat from New York anchort dote to shore off the Ship saw a fire but I knew the Howes man called this a routine move- Sports 1MJ fishing boats come so close to footbridge will cost about $2,000 Ahoy Beach Club in Sea Bright. Many persons have charged that wait* and debris had been able to get topside, so ment and said it was not con- Successful Investing I shore as to endanger the Jives ot tad the walkway about $3,000 I went'back up again. nected with the alert. cait overboard by fishing boats hav* drawn iharki clot* to th* New Jersey beaches. swimmers. with gravel being.used. : W. S. White ,...„....., I 2—Monday, July 31, 1961 £ED SANK REGISTER A HEAL CANAL — Youngster* enjoy Hi* flooding on * "T. Rainfall Broad St. at Canal St. in Red Bank whlla adults wad* " (Continued) through tha watar« soaking higher—and drier-—-ground. OBITUARIES Fata 8 of the , Births | f£j(Continued,) Water Shopping along. Broad St, ftopp*d whan tht wfters be night. She died in Atlantic Cii Co. near Corlies Ave., Neptune, gan to rita Saturday. MRS. JOHN M. JEFFERY Jkmmmmammmmmmmmmi *&&>. she died in At sharply reducing water pressure Hospital. HOLMDEL — Mrs. Ruth H. :-. felmnfew Hospital PlatalSeW-^Ann Burawski, in the area for several hours. Ex-Ziegfeld SSMr' , and Mtst •TTjomM Har. Was klffled yesterday when a cai Emergency Diesel pumps at the Jeffery, 51, of Willowbrook Rd., ; rington, Chestnut-Ave., Atlanti driven by her mother, Mrs. Con station later restored the pres- acting postmaster here, died Highlands, son, Friday.- stance' Burawski, 28, collided sure. Star Dies Saturday in Monmouth Medical t ' Mr. and ''MA. James Hankins, with another auto at West Thi Mayor Thomas L. McClintock in LOS ANGELES (AP)-"Silk Hal Center. '» t-Neptune St., New Monmouth, St. and Manson PI. Long Branch called out all avail- Harry" Gribbon, 75,. once a stal Mrs. Jeffery was born in Rec .';«5n, Friday. Atco Lake—John McAvlney, 43 able policemen, firemen and po- of Ziegfeld Follies, died Friday. Bank/ daughter of James an Mr. and H*rs. Richard Heajey 1 Philadelphia, drowned yesterda lice reserves to aid stranded Tha veteran song and dance Nellie Hyland Hammond of thic 17 McLaren St., Red Bank on a picnic outing here. motorists and block off flooded place. " daughter, Friday. man retired eight years ago, and Medfond Farms — Matthev streets. The script was the same was at the Motion Picture Coun- She was a member of the Holm- Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Me- Hatch, 11, of Moorestow in Asbury Park. try Home when he died. del Federated Church and it Cameron,' 30 Woodland Dr., Mid auxiliary. drowned yesterday in the poc Firemen in many municipalities Gribbon hit the show business dletown, son, Saturday. of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Chna were called upon to pump out Besides her parents, she is sur- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Romme flooded store basements. big time with a Ziegfeld lead in stek. 1913. HHe played leading silent vived by her husband, John M. 100 Jacksop St., Keyport, daugh Jeffery; a daughter, Miss Arlen; ter, Saturday. Oldmans Township—Three pe: Plane Forced Down picture roles for 10 years be- sons were killed in a two-c, A Connecticut executive made ginning in 1914, then toured in Jeffery at home; two sons, Jame. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richea headon crash yesterday on U. a forced landing on the beach at Jeffery, at hdme, and Robe. Rose St., Llncroft, daughter.Satu vaudeville with his wife, actress Rt. 130 in Salem County. Belmar rather than try to co* Mae Emory. Jeffery of Great Barringtor. • day. State Police of the Woodstowi tinue to his destination, the Red He returned to Broadway ii Mass.; three brothers, Wilbur ar.- Mr. and Mrs. John Owens, 28 barracks Identified the victim Bank Airport in New Shrewsbury. 1930, and had. roles in "Arseni James Hammond of Red BanL Oneida Ave., Atlantic Highlands, as Thomas Berkley, 22, of 2 Henry Gardiner, an executive and Old Lace" and "Mr. Big. and Vincent Hammond of Shrewi ,«on, Saturday. West Atlantic Ave., Audubon, th vice president of the/Groton Ma- bury, and one grandchild. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fegen driver of one of the cars; an< rine Corp., was piloting a single- The funeral will be tomorrow winter, 28 Chingagora Ave., Key- two passengers in the secon engine Beach Bonanza when the MRS. SOPHIE D. BAHR at 2 p.m. in the Holmdel Feder- port, daughter, Saturday. car, Savana De Pietro, 61, storm forced him to land. LITTLE SILVER - Mrs. Soph ated Church, with Rev. Andrew • Mr. and Mrs. James Sleeman, Woodbury Heights, and Lam State police reported a traffic is D. Bahr, 86, of 640 Prospect A. Burkhardt, pastor, officiating. 18 Woody Ter., West Keansburg, Wurst, 12, of Moorestown. tieup 10 miles long north of a Ave., died yesterday in Ivy Hous Burial will be in Holmdel Ceme- daughter, yesterday. Police said Berkley was dri' low spot on Rt. 35' in Eatontown Nursing Home, Middletown, tery under direction of the Bedle Mr. and Mrs.' George Marve ees of the association are divid- sed ths hope that tha area does ing north alone on U.S. 130 am between-" I and 4 p.m. ed over the issue. not agree to separate. where she had been a patient Funeral Home, Keyport. • 12 Michigan Ave., Hazlet, daugh apparently fell asleep at th Vehicles edged through hubcap Separation two months. ter,. yesterday. Those who oppose separation He pointed out, however, that wheel. His car veered Into thi deep water on Rt. 35 in front of (Continued) She was born In New Yorl GEORGE F. GETTY Mr. and Mrs. John Olving, 25! argue that the very things that the association has a perfect right southbound lane and smashed in he Neptune Shopping Center and committee to investigate the besl prompted talk of separation havi City, daughter of the late Augus Nutswamp Rd., Middletown, son, to the second auto, which carriet near the Asbury Park traffic to consider and even go ahead NEW YORK — George F. Get- means of separation besides form- now been dispelled and that the with separation. He said he only and Sophie Dunkak Buse, and hac ty, 57, of 22 East 36th St. died yesterday. six passengers. The second cai circle. ing a village. township "is working for lived here three years. Her hus- Mr. and Mrs. John Merris, 33 burst Into flames. Berkley wa: The Asbury Park First Aid hoped that the group is going Friday at University Hospital, One of tha objections raisec healthy growth which preserve into the situation " with its eyes band, Theodore F. Bahr, dlec here. Plum St., New Shrewsbury, son, killed instantly; De Pietro am Squad had to abandon its ambu- the character of (he area." the boy were dead on arrival ai during the discussion of the re- open. nine years ago. Mrs. Bahr was Mr. Getty was comptroller of yesterday. lance and use a rowboat to pick port was the fact that the forma- member of Embury Methodist Salem County Memorial Hospital up a 10-month-old girl in Asbury This committee also advanced Official View Easy Mills, Inc., where he had Mr. and Mrs. James White, 3f tion of a village required the the argument that the risks of Church. Riverdale Dr., Keyport, daugh Salem. •ark Village. Aidmen Michael In commenting on some of the been employed 20 years. Sariotis and Dominic Franchino association to consider a broad- separation should not be assumed reasons for the association's Surviving are t son, August T He was a summer resident of ter, yesterday. Woodbury Heights—William J er area of the township in ordei unless the rewards are great. Barrett, 40, of Wenonah, was rowed to the doorway of Building move to separate, Mayor Lawley Bahr, with whom she lived, am Monmouth Beach for many years. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Panaro to meet the population require They point to ths problems of two grandchildren. Woodbine Dr., Cliffwood Beach killed yesterday when he ap- picked up Robriete Young, noted that for many years people Born in Jersey Shore, Pa., he parently walked In front of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ments of the state for formin, setting up schools, police depart- from that area have and still The funeral will be Wedne was the son of the late Michael daughter, yesterday. such a government. ment, road department and pro Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bernard, car on the New Jersey Turn Clarence Young, and took her to do serve on various municipal day, at 10 a.m. in the Worden Fu- and Catherine Reignard Getty. pike. Mtkin' Hospital, where she was The separation committee thei vision for other municipal serv- bodies. neral Home, Red Bank. Burial Mr. Getty was a graduate of 194 Lincoln Dr.. Fair Haven, a ices, and argue that the township Alpine—Nicolo Joseph Ruggi idmitted with an upset stomach. proceeded to study the situatioi Residents of the area serve In will be in Lutheran Cemeter the Wharton School of Finance, daughter, this morning. and reported back to the mem now adequately provides them. Monmouth Medical Center Jr., 14, of 18 John PI., Bergen The 9',4-hour downfall exceeded the Zoning Board of Adjustment, Middle Village, L. I. University of Pennsylvania, Phila- field, was killed and three othei he previous 24-hour rainfall rec- bership last October that it fav This committee also feels thai Board of Education, Economic delphia. the area has responsibilities t< Mr. and Mrs. James Cooke, 171 Bergenfield teenagers injurec rd of 4.94 inches set on Sept. 14, ored separation and the formatioi Development Committee, and He was a past president ol the Monmouth Ave., Atlantic High Saturday night when their cai 1944. More rain fell than during of a borough rather than a vll the township because of the large have served on tha Planning LAZZARO TESTINO lands, daughter, this morning. amount of taxes paid by the Bennington, Vt., Lion's Club and hit a stone culvert on Hlllsid Hurricane Donna last September. lage. Board, he said. NEPTUNE — Lazzaro Testino, a member of the Bennington Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caruso, area. Ave. Police said the auto knockei A Hardy Lot In connection with the ballot- He also noted that the town- 84, of 220 Wayside Ave., diec Lodge, F&AM. 302 Poolej'Ave., Long Branch, down the culvert and continued ing, members of the association They recommend that a break- ship had gone along with area Thursday in Fitkin Hospital. daughter, this morning. A one-hour rainfall record of up of the township should be ad- Surviving is his wife, Mrs. on and struck a tree, tearing oul have received copies of reports residents on zoning. Mr. Testino was born in Italy Marion Klinger Getty, at home; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Newman the right side of the car. three inches was set between 1 both favoring and opposing sep- vanced by the township Itself i When asked about the possible and had lived here nine years 25 Linden Dr., Fair Haven, son, and 2 p.m., William D. Martin, it gets too big for practical man- two daughters, Mrs. John Hud- Washington Township — Three aration. downgrading in Chapel Hill, the He formerly resided in Matawan, son, Chicago, and Mrs. Charles yesterday. weather observer in Long Branch, agement. mayor said that landowners there persons were killed Saturday i said. The previous record Was The thought of separation from Surviving are a daughter, Mrs, Winnans, Cleveland, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. John Doerfllen the township Is not new to the Watchful Waiting were the ones who wanted the Analada Meszaros, with whom he 110 East Washington Ave., Atlan- a two-car crash on Rt. 69 jusl .94 inches on July 20, 1938. a brother William Getty of Dan- north of the Hunterdon-Warn association. The committee also expressed zoning reduced from two and a lived; six grandchildren, and fou ville, Pa., and three grand- tic Highlands, son, yesterday. While the Central and South half acres to one acre (original County line. Jersey sections were being Tax Worries the fear that if the state did not great-grandchildren. children. Mr. and Mrs. Duans Sheppard go along with the area's wishes zoning there). Two of the victims were Mr. drenched, Newark recorded only The possibility of such a move A high requiem mass was o Services were held this morn- 6 East Broadway, Long Branch, on separation, the area migh He said that the Township Com- fered this morning in St. Joseph': ion, Saturday. and Mrs. Henry W. Packett ol .78 inches, and New York drew was first raised back in 1957 ing in the Flock Funeral Home, 15 Wells Ave., Hampton. Th« only .75 inches of precipitation. when residents felt that the tax not continue to enjoy the co-oper- mittee has not, of this date, dis- Catholic Church. Keyport, bj Mr. and Mrt. Charles Wagner, ation of the township as it has cussed the question. Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, pastor. Long Branch. Rev. Robert W. 146 Broadway, Long Branch, son, Packetts were the parents of fivt Regardless of the downpour, assessments in that area were Oswald, pastor of the Reforma- dhildren. The other was John E. unequal. in the past. The effects on the township, Burial was in St. Joseph's Ceme- Saturday. that hardy lot known as the While opposing separation at this should the area separate, ar tery, under direction of the Da, tion Lutheran Church, West Long Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conte, 20 imith, 27, of Main St., New horse players drove, flew and An outgrowth of this concern Branch, officiated. Hampton. was the filing of the now famous time, the committee takes an at- too varied and complex to be Funeral Home, Keyport. Branch Ave., Oakhurst, daugh- paddled to Monmouth Park in titude of "watchful waiting." The clear at this time. Burial was in Woodbine Ceme- ter, Saturday. Edison Township — Mrs. Ra numbers reaching 24,754. tax assessment case against Mid- tery, West Long Branch. ;hel Smith, 46, of Bennettsville dletown by Mrs. Olive Wrightson report notes that the reports and Certainly there would be ai Mr. and Mrs. Edward Letts, The Bayshore had its share of data gathered on the subject impact on the economy — th< MRS. MARGARET B. CONNOR 194 Center Ave., Belford, daugh i. C, and her 6-year-old grand Hooding with communities report- Switz. daughter, Debbie Ann Smith could serve as a foundation for loss of 20 per cent of the town RED BANK — Mrs. Margaret KATHERINE I. VAN der VEER ter, Saturday. ing that streets were closed off The fears of the residents over separation at a later date if nec- B. Connor of 84 Prospect Ave MIDDLETOWN — Miss Kath- were killed Saturday when theii the tax situation were coon dis ship's tax ratables from an are Mr. and Mrs. William Dunham, at the height of Saturday's storm. essary. whose demands for services ii died Saturday night in Riverview erine J. Van derVeer, 91, former- 95 Bay Ave., Atlantic Highlands, car collided with a tractor-trailei polled when the courts ruled in driven by John Pitt, 52, of Pasa In Middletown Township flood- The group also pointed out much lower than its tax levy. Hospital after a long illness. ly of 28 Pinckney Rd., Red Bank, daughter, Saturday. ing occurred in several areas. favor of Mrs. Switz and ordered dena, Md. all state communities and in hat the very issue of separation Schools would be affected. T< Mrs. Connor was the widow of died in Ivy House Nursing Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bahary, 666 Police were required to estab- has made township officials Edward J. Connor. She was born Saturday where eh« had been a Ocean Ave., Long Branch, son, Princeton Township — A mai particular, Middletown, to begin what degree would depend o lish traffic control points at Leon- aware of the association, to whether the new borough wouli in New Haven, Conn., daughter patient two years. Saturday. and a woman were killed earl} ardvillo Rd. and Rt. 36, and Rt. assessing all real property at Saturday when their car smashec 100 per cent of true value. which attention must be given. establish a sending-receiving con- of the late John and Bridge! She was born in Marlboro, Mr. and Mrs. Ricardo Gon- 35, just below Five Corners. Por- Should the association by a suf- tract with Wie township system Wade Reilly. tales, 405 Broadway, Long into a tree off Rosedale Rd. Deac It was during this period that daughter pf^he lata B, Schanck were Mrs. Jane A. McGrath, 32 tions of Middletown-Lincroft Rd., icient majority favor separation, or with another district as im Surviving are three sons, Ed and Eleanor Johnston Van der Branch, daughter, Saturday. were washed out. the association, after hearing a what next? plied In the separation report. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tobias, 1« of 162 Marlboro Rd., Lawrence report from an initial committee ward H. Connor of Portaupeck, Veer, and was one of the oldest Township, and Keith C. Simp Police headquarters Itself be- The next step would be to Answers to these problems will John R. Connor of Fair Have members of the Red Bank Pres- Midland Ave., Freehold, son, Sat- came slightly waterlogged when favoring separation, decided to urday. son, 29, of 721 Park Blvd., Aus- have Dr. Miller prepare a de- petition the state legislature to come later and then only if and William J. Connor of Mid byterian Church, an estimated foot of water poured grant the area a charter to be- the move toward separation be- Mr. and • Mrs. Raphael Cohen, tin, Tex. Simpson was a gradu tailed report on the problem. dletown; a daughter, Mrs. CIev< Surviving is a cousin, Mrs. W. ita student at Princeton Un into the station during the storm. come a borough. Also, the asso- comes an actuality rather than Stone of this place; seven grand- Preston Corderman of Red Bank. 300 Deal Lake Dr., Asbury Park, Taxes, however, are not the ciation would have the job of sel- proposal. daughter, Saturday. •ersity and lived at 465 Nassai Also flooded was an area on children, and a great-grandchild, The funeral will be this after- it. only reason for advocating sep- ling the proposal to those resi- Rt. 35 near Cooper's Bridge. aration. The impact on the township wil The funeral will be Wednesday noon at 2 o'clock from the Adams North Brunswick — John J Lake Overflows dents within the boundaries of probably be one of the major at 8 a.m. from the William S, Memorial Home, Red Bank. Rev. Weather Discontent over the first ver- the propsed new community that considerations of the state If and Sohuh, 3d, 17, of 329 Central In Matawan, Lake Lefferts sion of th* new zoning code in- Anderson Funeral Home, and Kerry Robb, associate pastor of New Jersey — Partly cloudy Ave., Metuchen, drowned Satur- separation would be of advantage when it is asked to grant thi a.m. In St. James Catholi iverflowed, washing out Ravine troduced last year, the master to them. the Red Bank Methodist Church, today and tonight with high In day when he fell from a row- Riverside a borough charter. Church, where a high requiem will officiate. Burial will be in the 80s and low at night in the Dr. Police there reported that the plan, as well as other facets, boat while fishing in Farringtoi street was closed off Saturday have played an important part in Here again it would take a Should the move toward separ- mass will be offered. Burial'will Brick Church Cemetery, Brade- 60s. Tuesday Increasing cloud! Lake. majority opinion of all those in- ation fail, the issue wlU probably be at Mt. Olivet Cemetery. ness with chance of showers, night until the damage could be the, move to consider separation. velt. West Milford—John Wutch, 55 repaired. volved to convince the state to die. The issue itself, however, high in the Although the zone code was grant the charter. may have achieved the results semiparalyzed veteran, was Officials in Highlands, Atlantic later revised to suit the wishes KARUS LAPINS low 80s. Tem- burned to death Saturday wher Those who advocate the es- the association wants. HERBERT R. ADAMS perature -Hu- Highlands, Union Beach .and of the Riverside group, fears tablishment of a borough ac- MATAWAN — Karlis Lapins, fire swept through the 667 Club Keansburg, reported flooding of of many of the membership over This thought is echoed in the OAKHURST - Herbert R, mldity Index- tavern on Greenwood Lak< knowledge that problems of pro- conclusion of the report drafted 85, of 2 Prospect PI. died Satur- upper 70s. some areas which quickly subsld future zoning standards still ex- Adams, 69, of 196 Chatham Ave. Turnpike. Wutch, the tavern' tding necessary services—schools by the committee opposing separ- died in his home Friday night. day in Elizabeth General Hospi- MARINE ed after the storm. ist. police and others, exist. ation: tal. porter, was found dead in hi; To understand these points He was born in Plainfield, son Capa May to apartment above the club. Hi In Keyport, Division St., West Although we are op- He was born in Latvia and Block Island: Front St., and First St., were more clearly, the economy, geo- Many Problems of the late Horace G. and Mary uprmrmtly wan unable to drai _ £ Tanner Adams, and lived her came_to_this_xountiyJn_1951. ~variab1e"~wlnd's flooded;— gpy^p built a good foundation for future Mr. Lapins was a member of —about-10-knots ilmself over the windowsUl. separation, the new borough five years. Mr. Adams was a Madison Township police re- aspects of the Riverside area ^ action-that-maybe necessary. he -Latvian —Lutheran—Ghurchj- becoming north ported that foundations of several must be considered. would Inherit a portion ot the salesman for Everett & Barroli over-all township'hi' s assett s and Our studies on the matter of seU Co., Providence, R. I. He wa Brooklyn, and a member of the to northeast 10 omes In the Knollcroft develop- Small Area government have made town- American Latvian Association. to 15 knots liabilities. a member of the Methodisl Reaction ment off Rt. 35 were damaged, The- Riverside area compro- ship authorities aware of our ex- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. (Continued) but no one was evacuated. The apportionment of these Church here and the South Gat Tuesday. Visibility locally one to mises only, a small part of the items would be established by the istence as an organization tc Lodger F&AM, Columbus, Ohio, Emilija Remess Lapins; two three miles this morning Improv- Throughout the Bayshore, u township and only two per cent whom attention must be given." thing to the winds in a gambli state. Surviving are his wife, Mrs, daughters, Mrs. Walter Krumins ing to around five miles by ver Berlin." thoritles reported receiving many of its total population. Members of the committei of this place, and Mrs. Lidija calls from homeowners with flood' In his report, Dr. Miller draft- Naomi Hermes Adams; a son, afternoon. Partly cloudy today The Laborite Daily Heral Yet the membership of the as- ed a sample budget for a village drafting the separation report Birzulis of Elizabeth; two grand- and tonight increasing cloudiness ed cellars. are: Paul E. Doherty, chairman, Edward Adams of Springfield, :alled the program "a system ol sociation pays an estimated 20 which included the above men- N.J.: two daughters, Mrs. Irwin children, and two great-grand- chance of showers Tuesday. paying wages partly In kind. per cent of the township tax tioned division of liabilities and Edward M. Crane, James R. children. ** In eastern Pennsylvania, south- Clarke, Peter De Witt, Paul L. Hand of Plainfield and Mrs. An- Declaring it would be a fim levy. ssets. The funeral will be tomorrow at eastern New York, Connecticut thing If Utopia was really arounc Francois,' Van R. Halsey and drew Ericksen of Monroe, Wis. Youth Shoots The area Itself encompasses The budget, which provided for three brothers, Horace Adams ol 10:30 a.m. in the Day Funeral and New Jersey, temperatures he corner, the Herald added: perhaps the most valuable and Paul F. Switz. Home, Keyport. Cremation will during the five-day period Tues- municipal services, showed that Absecon, Arthur Adams of Wil- "The more prosperous peoples beautiful land in the community. the area could In fact receive a Members of the committee op- follow in the Rosehill Crematory, day through Saturday are ex- there are In the world the better. Himself The area parallel's the Nave- posing separation are Richard mington, Del., and Raymom pected to average two to five cut in taxes-if it were to separ- Adams of Watchung; three sis- Linden. And if Mr. K feels strong enoug sink River and is dotted with ate from the township. School M. Hurd, Robert S. Stanley and degrees below normal over south o promise Utopia he canno Arnold Wood. ters, Mrs. Edwin Marsh and Mrs, spacious homes on large size :osts were not included in the MRS. ESTHER BERTRAM and east portions Df the district really believe that world war ii Accidentally plots of land. The same is true William Campbell, both of Wat and six or more below north and 'igures. chung, and Mrs. James McCloud MATAWAN — Mrs. Esther lust around the corner, too." FAIR HAVEN — Arthur T. Ar- in Locust, where many homes JOHN JONES west portions of eastern Penn- The committee for separation of Sarasota, Fla.; eight grand Bertram, 67, of 268 Main St. died The conservative Daily Sketch brd, 17, of 161 Buttonwood Dr., are nestled in secluded woodland rgues that while the problems RED BANK — John Jones, 44, sylvania and southeast New said: "Mr. Khrushchev'* 'jam to areas. )f 194 West Bergen PL, died yes children, and five great-grand- Friday in Monmouth Medical Cen- York. Turning cooler Tuesday vas admitted to Riverview Hos- re manifold, state agencies are children. morrow' program sounds wonder >ital Saturday night with a gun- The zoning is currently high available to assist in meeting erday at home. He was found in and* Wednesday wjth a slight (but) in fact, Russia The funeral will be tomorrow a Mrs. Bertram was born in warming trend Friday. Precipi- ihot wound in the abdomen. His and protective. these situations and have done so chair in back of his house. s as far from catching up with :ondition today is listed as fair. Riverside area residents want Surviving are a half-sister, 1 p.m. in the Damiano Funera Keasbey. A resident here 20 tation may total over ^ three- t In the past with other new com- years, she was the widow of productive capacity of the Police Chief^ Carl Jakubecy this rural setting to remain. munities. Mrs. Ella Lacy, of Farmville, Home, Long Branch Rev. Augus quarters inch occuring mainly West as she ever was. And no "ohn E._.Bertram.\ •/ J Tuesday and early Wednesday iaid preliminary investigation ln= Because of The small popula- While the report does not deal a:, and a" ffa'lf-b'rother, Spencer Kelbstattle, -assistant pastor—al ne knows it better than the un Ilcates the wound was acclden- tion size, those advocating sep- Davis of) Red Bank. the Oakhurst Methodist Church She was a member of the First and possibly late Saturday. • lappy citizens of Eastern Europe in details, the separation com- resbyteria'n Church here. ally self-inflicted by a .38 caliber aration, do so out of fear that mittee states that these problems The F. Leon Harris Funeral will officiate. Burial will be in evolver. they can no longer raise a large Home is in charge of arrange' Falrmount Cemetery, Newark. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. TIDES have been looked into and are Frank E. Delia Pietro, with (Sandy Hook) Arms Expense The chief said Arford was try- enough voice in government to solvable." ments. The sketch went on to say tha ng different shells in the gun Insure that future zoning stand- whom she lived, and two broth- Today - High 11:52 p.m., low, For porposes of its report, the DANIEL COSTELLO B:45 p.m. Tuesday high 12:24 Chrushchev "is even less likely n his bedroom where he keeps ards and other governmental pol- RANDALL HEARD :rs, William Reid of Rahway and ;enaration committee proposes MATAWAN — Daniel Costello Robert Reid of Perth Amboy. a.m., and 12:46 p.m., low 6:09 o realize his ambitions while he his fishing and hunting equip- icies will be in accordance with his general boundary for the RED BANK — Randall Heard a.m. and 6:40 pm. ripples his economy with the ment. The wounded boy called their own views and desires. new boroush: 53, of 210 West Bergen PI., died 86, of 155 Broad St. died Saturday The funeral was this morning (For Red Bank and Rumson iggcst military establishment in the Fair Haven First Aid Squad Those advocating separation On the south by the Navesink yesterday in Monmouth Medica in his home. in the Bedle Funeral Home, with Bridge, add two hours; Sea he world. If his sights are really : 10:15 p. m. and was taken maintain that the formaiion of a River; on the west, the right Center. Mr. Costello was born in Rev. Francis Osterstock, pastor Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long let on a good life for his people, > the hospital. borough will enable the area resi- of way of the old New Jersey He is survivied by his wife, Everett, fon of the late John and f the Presbyterian Church of- Branch, deduct 15 minutes: High- will have to give up trying He was alone in the house al dents to exercise effective con. Seaboard Railway, easterly along Mrs. Spencic Heard; a daughter, Ellen ' i Coitello. He was the iciating. Burial was In Old Ten- lands Bridge, add 40 minutes). o frighten us." he time, the chief said. trol over these and other factors. Cooper Rd., to HopinR Cross Rd., Mrs. Lucy Smith of Elizabeth; husbanu of the late Ellen Maher ent Cemetery. The Communist Daily Worker Patrolman Louis DeVito and They point to the fact that a thence northerly alone Hooping his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Heard Coatello. CHICAGO ) — Showers aid "Russia staggers the world.' lie police chief are continuing move is under way to reduce Cross Rd. to Chapel Hill Rd. and and a brother, William Heard, He was a member of St. Jo- HRS. AUGUST RATHEMACHER dampened wide areas from the Le Peuple, organ of" the Bel ie investigation. the high zoning in Chapel Hill then northerlv to Kinp's Hwy,; both of Red Bank, and a sister, leph's Catholic Church, Keyport, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Mrs. southwest desert region into thelfiian Socialist Party, in express just after these standards were on the north, easterly along Mrs. Elizabeth Cadwell of De- nd an exempt member of the Vndree Rathemacher, 60 of Ohio Valley today after heavy ing suspicion that the plan was FRANK DEMATTEO increased last year by the town-JKinq's Hwv. to Monmoiith Ave., troit. Washington Engine Company. •cean Blvd. died Thursday in rains over the week-end caused partly a political maneuver, said: KEANSnURG - Frank DeMat- ship. oast alon^ Monmouth Ave. to Lo- The F. Leon Harris Funeral Surviving are two son s, ew York Hospital, New York. flash floods in parts of Kentucky "Evidently the gnme is decisive :o, 70, of 100 Rarltan Ave., Self Determination cust Po^nt Rd., southeasterly on Home is in charge of arrange- Thomas F. Costello of Avon and She was born here, daughter and New York State. for Khrushchev who, despite his icd Friday in Newark Presby- To those who advocate it, sen-! Locust Point Rd. to Locust Ave., Harold D. Costello of this place; f Mrs. Andree Keeshan of Nave- formidable authority, could not ! In New York, nearly seven rian Hospital. aratlon provides the answer to then northerly nlong Locust Ave., daughter, Miss Kathryn Costello ink, and the late Dr. Russell Inches of rain drenched Otsego any more be an absolute dictator the worries, to Hartshome La., then easterly MRS. LILLIAN JOHNSON it home; two sisters, Mrs. Mary like Stalin and must face various Mr. DcMatteo had been em- ndrew. She was a member of County in a three-hour period, loyed ns chief chef at the Yale In the words of the report fav- along Hartshome La. to the OCEANPORT — Mrs. Lillian Keough of Red Bank, and Mrs. it. Agnes Catholic Church. causing many streams to over- groups inside the regime and boundary with Highlands: on the Johnson, of 15 Arcana Ave., died Beatrice Thompson of Wanamas- party." nivcrsity Club in New York oring separation, "The principal Mrs. Rathemacher is survived flow. Hundreds of homes were ity. reason for recommending separa- east, following the Highlands yesterday at home. sa; 12 grandchildren, and 12 iy her husband, August Rathc- damaged. Mayor Wayne Tyson Stockholm's liberal Dagens Ny- He was a member of Local 6, tion has always been to afford] boundary to Its Intersection with She was born in Brooklyn and ;reat-grandchildren. of Unadilla, who asked the state acher, and two sons, John heter said Khrushchev was coax- lub and Hotel Union, AFL-CIO. residents of this area a means! the boundary of the Air Force had lived here 17 years. She was The funeral will be tomorrow at athemacher of Navesink and to designate the town of 1,500 a ing the Russians with reforms Mr. DeMattco had lived here of direct controlover the future! Military Reservation, then along the widow of Arthur Johnson. :30 a.m. from the Day Funeral disaster area, said damage esti- and social benefits that were al- ichard Rathemacher' of this rce years. of the community." in- said boundary to the river. There are no survivors of her iome, followed by a high lace. mates ranged from $500,000 to $1 ready realities In "scoffed-at Surviving is his wife, Mrs. Mary dependence, freedom from dis- How do municipal officials feel mmediate family. equiem mass at & o'clock in St. million. No injuries were re- capitalist welfare nations." omain DeMatteo. High requiem mass was offered crimination in services and the about the situation? Funeral arrangements are un- loseph'g Church, offered by Rev. lis morning in St. Agnes ported. Tornadlc winds ham- Funeral" arrangements are un- preservation of the rural atmos! Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr., Cornelius J. Kane, pastor. Bur- mered Macedon, In Wayne l»>r the direction of the John W. :hurch. Burial was in Mt. Olivet It pays to advertise In The >r direction of the John J. Ry- phere of the area." expressed what is perhaps the Flock Funeral Home, Lonf ial will be in SL Joseph's Ceme- County. Register.—Advertisement. Funeral Home. emetery, under tha direction of As was said earlier, the trust-majority view when he expres- Branch. ery. Posten Funeral Home. „•• He Stages The Piano Tuners9 PKgfet:|McCabe At RED BANK REGISTER Monday, July 31,1961—8 Successful Investinf 1'Man War There9s Too Few of 9Em Conference Guest Preachers Risk Factor Is Lowes| in Good By JOE LEWIS yetri to learn and has top pay ot On Castro about $10,000 a year-just isn't On Insurance Public Utility Stocks By BEN FUNK LOS ANGELES, (AP) - Al- ttracting new blood. BEDFORD SPRINGS, Pa.-As though no one Is seeking federal Fast as the U. S. population has MIAMI, Fla. (AP)—Last week's Allan E. Pollard, the guild's By ROGER 6. SPEAR aid, or checking to see how many executive secretary,- can't under- grown in the last 10 years, the hijacking of an American airliner Russia is turning out, this nation gave Fidel Castro a desperately itand why. ation's life insurance in force Q—"I have $4,400 in the banka month to add to your pension. is confronted with a serious short- "No one, except a doctor or a las grown eight times faster, ac- needed weapon in his war with age—of piano tuners. and will be forced to retire in Q—"I have about $10,000 in aErwln Harris. minister, is closer to a family cording to Robert W. McCabe, di- three years on a pension of only mutual fund and about $2,000 The Piano Technicians Guild han a tuner—if he's the man he'srector of accident and sickness In effect, the Cuban prime Inc., which is to tuners what the $150 a month. Up until then. I availabl—-"-*•<-e fo•-r- investment•• '. »-—-•-Should• minister said in his 26th of July lupposed, to be," Pollard de- insurance sales for The Equit- I buy Avon Products if it splits?" AMA is to doctors, reports: :lared. able Life Assurance Society. feel that I could save about $35 address that he would gladly give We have only about 4,000 fully a month. What E.P. up the $3.5 million Eastern Air Noticing a skeptical gleam in Mr. McCabe, who lives at 32 can I do to A.—I recommend Avon Product qualified tuners for. 12 million s listerner's eye, Pollard, a North Sunnycrest Dr., Little Sil- Lines propjet if the Yankees pianos—and, heavens to Liber- jet some divi- (OTC) to you, whether it splits oi would take Harris out of his courtly type from Houston, Tex., ver, N. J.'." made these remarks dend income not. ace, about 60 to 70 per cent are ith 51 years' tuning experience, at a company educational confer- whiskers. untuned. when my work This leading cosmetics firm He called attention to the dmonished: ence which began here yesterday Ing days are has a growth formula consisting When a tuner thinks of millions "This is a serious business. A at Bedford Springs, Pa. seizure of 10 Cuban planes in the if pianos, gathering dust and over?'' R.S. of aggressive management com- United States by Harris, a Miami nny piano puts a family on The U. S. population rose by A—Yours is bined with door-to-door selling. moths, souring the air with clink- edge. A good tuner is a friend of .bout 30 million between 1950 advertising man. And he saiders (off-key notes), he feels like an extremely Later this year I expect that thi if that business were stopped he the family. I've been consulted ind I960, Mr. McCabe said, citing difficult and alldividend will be raised, as It has a missionary in a jungle infested y mothers worried about daugh- ifficial "census figures. In that would return the stolen airliner. with unwashed, unfriendly unbe- too common been in every year since 1952. Harris has been grabbing and ers forgetting piano playing to gosame period, the industry's life problem, with Avon is an outstanding situ- lievers. >ut with boys. nsurance in force rose from $234 selling Cuban property to satisfy The guild, ending a four-day Dr. D. Reginald Thomas Dr. Charles Yrlgoyen SPEAR which I deeply ation and ought to be a good buy a debt the Castro regime won't "Music is important to the nay-night operators give the improgram tied to social security. pression they can tune a piano in of Germantown, Philadelphia, will noontime program with distin- or quarter in a listed stock of court orders." He stressed instead public sup- guished guest speakers. Dr. Yri- his own selection. Maytag Men Their feud dates back to Feb-Westward 90 minutes. It takes hours. A piano speak. Fritz Krucger, tenor and port for the Kerr-Mills bill now director of the Ocean City Taber- goyen may be heard over WDAS Tf you can possibly afford a NEWTON, Iowa — Frank R ruary last year, when Harris as 9,000 working parts, 230-odd before Congress which would en- By CARL HARTMAN itrings and a combined string nacle Quartet, will furnish special ;ach Sunday in a radio service $40 monthly plan, you could, over Smith of Red Bank, N. J., wilcancelled out of a $1.6 million able individual states to set up 'rom Arch Street. • period of three years, accumu- be among those attending th advertising and public relations ension equal to 18,000 tons o music at all services, and Rev. BERLIN (AP) — Thousands of their own health plans. Under this Wallace F . Stettler, pastor of late a moderate amount of stock to first international meeting of a contract with the Cuban govern people flee from Communist East pressure, enough to lift a smal All services will be preceded louse." proposal, he said, payments are Covenant Methodist Church, enhance your retirement income. Maytag field representatives i ment. Germany every week, but a made on a deductible basis and >y an organ recital by E. Woodley Since you can't afford risk, invest the United States and Canada How It Started couple of hundred also leave the The job requires such a deli- Springfield, Pa., will be the Calehoff and a song service led apply only to claimants below a chaplain. where the risk factor is lowest: and all over the world in nearl, When the contract was signed, West in the hope of finding ate touch, he said, he can't tune certain income level. >y Walter D. Eddowes, Jr. The in a full stomach—it affects his >rgan recitals for the morning In a good, public utility. four years which will be held Castro was making friendly ges- greener pastures under Red rule. Equitable's own life insurance Dr. Thomas will also be the Over the next 36 months, for here, headquarters of the Mayture- s toward American tourists The number who deliberately ludio perception. preacher at the 9: and 11 a.m.iervices start at 8:30 and 10.30 and investors. Then, Harris says, Pollard also had these tips fo in force is at an all-time high of ind the song services at 8:45 and example, you could acquire about tag Company, Thursday and Fn choose Communism is small more than $38.4 billion as of June services in the Tabernacle Sun- SO shares of Duquesne Light day. Ernesto (Che) Guevara "assumed pparently declining. Mostly they iano lovers: Get tuneups aboul day. Dr. Thomas, ordained by the 0:45. In the evening the organ: control of the economic life o our times a year (they cosi 30, the Little Silver insurance di- ecital begins at 7:15 and the «ong (NYSE) based on recent price Over 300 persons will gathei are people with little interest in rector told his audience. This rep- Presbyterian Church of Wales, levels. On its present dividend for a presentation of fall an Cuba, made it a Communist satel- politics. about $12.50 each), keep your pi represented his church in 1954iervice at 7:40. lite and began frightening tour- ino clean and in a room with resents a rise of almost $3. bil- rate, this investment three years winter merchandising plans anc A peak — about 50,000 — was lion over figures of a year ago, at the World Council of Churches Music for both the morning and hence would bring you about $5 talks by top company officials ists away." reached in 1959, when life seemed :ven temperature. in Evanston, Illinois. His radio evening services will be by the Harris got out of the deal in a Don'ts: Don't let moths breed and is about Wi times the 1950 Tours of Maytag plants and the to be improving under Commu- total. program, "The Pastor's Study," Ocean City Tabernacle Quartet. newly completed headquarter: hurry, but he had already booked nist rule. That was the year the « the felt key cushions, don't is heard at 9:30 a.m. every-Sun- The chaplain will be Rev. Wallace building are also on the agenda. more than $300,000 in newspaper flow to the West fom the Comlil it yourself, or try to move ii day on WIBG. The First Presby- F. Stettler. Stuck Duck and magazine ads — debts for munist East hit a 10-year low maided. The Maytag regional managers terian Church of Germantown was Dr. Yrigoyen will also preach attending the meeting call on re-which his agency was responsible. of 143,000. Do tuners have Interesting ad recently honored by Freedoms tail dealers and work under either Letters from the Cuban govern rentures? Dr. Kaplan at the 11 o'clock service at the Is Caught, The immensely larger number Foundation with the top award Union Chapel-by-th-Sea, 55th a factory branch office or a dis-ment acknowledged that Harris who leave the Communist area Pollard recalled being sum- in the category of "Spiritua tributorship. had the money coming, but he moned at 3 a.m. on a Sunday. A itreet and Asbury Ave., Sunday akes on more meaning when Selected By Values" for a film entitled, "Land morning. Convalesces Most of the group will be was told that he would have to you remember that there are prominent woman had died, am Where Our Fathers Diltf," made the funeral chapel needed it CRANFORD (AP) — The stuck housed in nearby Des Moines collect later because Cuba wasonly a third as many people in by Dr. Thomas as one of a televi and will commute to Newton b; short of U.S. dollars. the Red zone as in the Wespiano tuned for final rites. It Chiropractors LEGAL NOTICE duck—a mallard with a target ar- would be unseemly to repair it in sion series. He has recently pub- row sticking through his neck- bus for the meetings. Dollars For Ammunition Serman Federal Republic. HAMMONTON — Dr. Reuben lished a book entitled, "Love So NOTICE "They had dollars, all right.' the front room, so Pollard wa was finally caught Friday after Not Hindered asked to work in the embalming , Kaplan, 103 Maple Ave., RedAmazing." THE MERCnANTH TRUST COKFANY Harris said, "but they were go- Strictly speaking, neither group Bank, has been appointed to OF RED BANK. N. 1. eluding sympathetic would-be room. He did, and services wen Dr. Charles Yrlgoyen, pastor Shareholders' Meettw captors for two weeks. ng to Czechoslovakia for arms includes many refugees — people two chairmanships of two com- Nolle* •• hereby given that, purau- Tiny Mites and ammunition." fleeing for safety. Those who quit if splendidly—and without a soui mittees of the Society of Newof Arch Street Methodist Church mt to call of Its (ltrtctori, a apaclal Dr. Mac Richman, a veterinar- note. Philadelphia, will speak at themeeting of tht shareholder! of Tha ian at the Roselle Park Animal Harris went to see Castro, wasWest Germany for the Commu Jersey Chiropractors which this Merchant! Trust Company «f Red referred to Guevara, and spenl nist-ruled area are not hindered year is marking the 65th anni- evening service in the Strand Bank, N. J., will tie held at 111 banking Hospital, removed the 14-inch Give Leaves Theater, 9th and the Boardwalk house at No. 160 Broad street. In tht shaft and prescribed several 8',4 hours cooling his heels out- Many who leave Communist ter versary of the profession's found- Borough ot Rtd Bank, state or New side the office of the economic Joins Ranney ng. Dr. Yrigoyen, a native Philadel- Jersey, on Friday, the lBlh day ot days' rest. ritory do not have too much trou- September, 1W1. at 3:30 p.m., for the minister. When he got in, Harris phian who received his degree The arrow did not pierce anyBronze Look ble getting away, either. Nor are He will be chairman of the or- purpose of conilderlnc and determining said "Guevara laughed in mythey often under direct pressun from Temple University, ha: by vote whether an agreement to con- blood vessels, but "a quarter inch FREEHOLD - Thousands of ganization's annual convention solidate the said bank and Aeoury tiny mites suck plant juices from face." from the Communists. committee next year and head served several churches in thiPark-Manaiqusn National Bank lo- either way and it would have Back home fighting mad, Har- But there the similarity ends Philadelphia Conference, includ- cated in the City of Asbury Park, state been a dead duck," Dr. Richman the needles and leaves of many the society's circulating library of New Jersey, under tne provisions ris got a court order impound Leaving Communist rule with commitee. ing Holy Cross in Reading, Pa or tha laws of the United males, shall •aid. ornamental plants, flowers, an he ratified and confirmed, subject to shade trees. ing $1.6 million in Cuban deposits out official permission is a pun Dr. Kaplan, who is a graduate and Union, In Brookline. He wa the approval or the Comptroller of the Dominick Balboa, Sr., a young Currency, Washington, V. C. and for The feeding of these mites in Florida banks. Another court ishable offense called "Fligh of the National College of Chiro- SPCA agent, and Robin Still, a freed the funds by ruling that from the Republic." Those wh< the purpose of voting upon any other causes a bronzing or discoloratior practic, is a member of the board NEW DECK PLANNED matters Incidental to the propaaiM con- photographer for the British foreign government couldn't I go, go secretly for fear of beinj 4 solidation of tha two banks, A copy of the leaves due to the loss o: of directors of Congregation of tha aforesaid agreement, uecuted Commonwealth International chlorophyll. sued. caught and at least turned back Bnai Israel, vice president of the TRENTON — Bids for Instal by a majority of th* director! or taeh News Film agency, snared the On appeal, however, Harris They do not risk taking mucli lation of steel grid decks on th or the two banks, providing tor the Mipe populations start to buil Brai Brith congregation. Red consolidation, la on nia at tha bank -duck in a three-foot net after a got a ruling that Cuba could, too,baggage. What they leave be- Bank, and a member of the Elks.Rt. 35 bridge over the Shard and may bs Inspected during Builneis up to fairly large numbers durinj hind is confiscated. River in Belmar will be receive hours. determined 24-hour campaign. early summer. Red spider mitei be sued on a commercial con- Previously the only person able tract, and he won a $429,000 judg- Take What They Like by the State Highway Depart- KENNETH H. MCQUEEN. continue to produce succeeditij ment Tuesday, Aug. 22. President. to get near the duck was Mrsgeneration. s throughout the grow ment, which included his courl Anyone quitting West Germany July M to Sept. • SMO.Ti Robert Seidenwand of 25 Blake ing season. costs and expenses. By that time, can take what he likes with him Col. Brown Ave., an amateur naturalist. Cuba had the money out of Har-send what he likes. He can sell To control spider mites that arc ris' reach. She fed it daily on the Rahway causing damage to your shrubs what he doesn't want and con River bank behind her home, but flowers, and trees, spray thi Harris began his court-ap- vert the proceeds into Communisi In Europe never was able to catch the mal-plants with a miticide or the in-proved, one-man guerrilla wai East Germany currency at a fa- FORT MONMOUTH — Col. lard. When told* of the arrow's secticide Diazinon, suggests Mar- by attaching a $3.8 million Brii vorable rate. Harold McD. Brown, formerly removal, she wept. vin A. Clark, agricultural agent. ish-made turbo-prop in which By applying some weeks in ad- commanding officer, U. S. Army Castro himself flew to a United At her request, the duck will For further information aboul vance, I got permission from th« Signal Research and Development be brought to her home after its Nations meeting in New York. Communists to visit what is prob Laboratory, has been appointed red spider mites and their con Just Warming Up rest in the animal hospital. trol, Leaflet 295, "Mites or Ret ably their biggest reception camp signal officer with headquarters, SPCA agents were unable to Spiders on Ornamentals," As it turned out, Castro never It is housed in a dingy 17th cen Richard O. Ward U. S. Army, Europe. had paid for the plane and Har-tury palace at Barby, near Mag- trace the arrow. They believe it available from Mr. Clark, 20 RUMSON — Russell G. Ranney, He has been serving as signal was shot by a juvenile. Court St. ris couldn't collect. But he wadeburg. Whatever splendor it maj officer with the Seventh Army only warming up to the fight. have had under the Dukes ol headmaster of the Ranney School known generally as the jtumsor since April, - Until thenr Cuba had-been per- Barby disapperaed Ion gago: -Col. Brown-graduatedJrom_the mitted take back planes hi- The "refugees from capitalism' Reading Institute, has announced thaLJn_ connection with the exUnite- d States Military Academy, jacked-/by defectors -and -flown themselves were an- odd- lot. West Point, iii 1937. Originally a into Florida. Harris began slap There was a young couple who pansion of the Ranney School hrough ninth grade he has obsecond lieutenant in the Infantry, ping attachments on them as they said they couldn't get married in he transferred to the Signal Corps landed. He got five C46s, on West Germany because they tained the full-time services ol Richard O. Ward of Neptune after graduation from the Signal military Cessna, a DC3 and three didn't have the right papers. School in 1940. crop dusters—and he again got Some Reasons Mr, Ward has been associated Castro's goat. with the Rumson Reading insti He served in several assign- There was a rather pretty girl, ments within the Continental In a July S radio-television with her mother, who said they tute several years and has beei speech, Castro threatened to re- employed as an instructor i: United States, and in the Euro- had left the East because ol pean Theater in World War II. taliate by keeping any American trouble with papa but now it wa science in the Neptune Townshi] planes which were hijacked and all fixed up and they were going schools. In the Ranney School He holds the Legion of Merit flown into Cuba. home. Mr. Ward will serve as principal and the Army Commendation Ribbon with Metal pendant. He is Harris attached a million-dol- There wasa young man whounder Mr. Ranney, and head thi lar shipment of tobacco from got a girl into trouble in East science program. a native of Macon, Ga. Cuba but released it when h Germany and went West. Now he learned that American companies had decided he wanted to marry already had paid for it. He seiiec her after all. Fort to Host Fire Fighting 42 tank-type Diesel engine; There was an old-line socialisi bound for Cuba. who was going over to the Red Courses Set Gets Lard Shipment because the West German govern- Photographers Now Harris turned his attentioi ment denationalized the -.Volks- FORT MONMOUTH - Th SEA GIRT—The outdoor train- to the port of Palm Beach, from wagen works and was selling theU.S. Army Signal Research am ing program in fire fighting tech- which American supplies wen stock to private investors. niques, conducted annually by the Development Laboratory.will b< New Jersey State Fire College. going to Cuba by railroad car Some people in the camp sail host Thursday to,.the Industrial ferry. He grabbed s-29-earferd they-hadn't'been ~abfe'to make'L 24 Branford PI., Newark, at the Division, Professional Photog National Guard Training Center shipment just before it was t living in West Germany, or find raphers of America. go abroad the ferry. a decent place to live. These ex- here, will be held Sept. 8-10 and planations do not quite ring true, The visit to the Signal labo Sept. 22-24. The same courses A NEW DORMER I "Lard is important to Cuba, atory is a field trip, part of Harris said, "not just for food, since labor is short in West Ger- will be offered on each week-end. If your family needs more room, let us show you how big, many and both pay and housin week-long exposition of profes- The sessions are open to paid but to be sent to Czechoslovak! L sional photography and the Na- bright and cheery your attic can be with a new, full dormer for use in making nitro-glycerin. belter than in the Communisi and volunteer firemen and mem or the popular "A" dormer. You may add extra bedrooms zone. tional Industrial Photographic bers of plant brigades. and bath and at a price so low you will be amazed. Call Harris heard he had found onl inference in New York. Tours today for your free estimate without obligation. part of a huge lard purchase. H< Not Much Difference Highlighting this year's pro- told his attorney, Charles R. Ash of all of the Fort Monmouth in- gram will be the addition of two Communist camp officials sa. stallation photographic facilities T0'xl4' ROOM Completely Prepared mann, to fly north along th they get many deserters from thi special courses. One open to railroad tracks al llhe way t West German army and youn will be made. members of industrial fire brig Also scheduled are technical Planned and designed by Monmouth Construction; sill; floor Chicago if necessary. men who want to avoid conscrip ades will cover the use and NOTHING COULD BI MOU CONVINIBiri beams; plate; studs; ceiling beams; rafters; ridge; door, Fifty mies north, Ashman tion. Military service is not com-sessions on such subjects as in-maintenance of hand-operated window and closet openings prepared. spotted the remaining 31 cars or pulsory under the German Com strumentation and time lapse fire extinguishers commonly used a siding at Fort Pierce and at-munists. photography, darkroom problems to combat small fires In indus- ADD-A-ROOM! tached them. People in West Germany attacl and the orthographic camera. tries. The other will outline in Still Needs $100,000 little importance to the sma The visitors will be welcomed detail duties and responsibilities The next week, Castro rationec movement, to the Communist by Col. James M. EimbrouRh, Jr., of fire police. Doth subjects, lard in Cuba, and shipments t ruled East. The attitude is thai laboratory commander. D. L. Cas-scheduled for Saturday after- Cuba out of Palm Beach cam anyone who thinks he will fin tellini, chief of the photographiclnoons, will be open to registrants to a halt. things better over there will prob branch, is arrangements chair- of the regular program of nine 179. Harris still needs about $100 ably change his mind, and if he subjects or may be taken sep- THE 000 to satisfy his judgment. Be- doesn't he's not much of a loss arately. cause of his heavy expenses, h 'When a jackass is enjoyin 14 Qualify for Honors says that when it's all over, hi life too much, he goes dancln Karl J. Ege, Point Rd., Locust; O DOWN PAYMENT on the ice," says a German prov MONMOUTH COUNTY will be out about $100,000. Bu At Newark College John Coon, 1 Overhill Rd., Mel- he'll be rich in satisfaction. erb. NEWARK, — Fourteen Mon- vin R. Green, 5 Lakeside Dr., First Payment November "We have written some law West German authorities say mouth County, students have qual- and Harry Perrine, 4 Schenck showing how to, deal with Com large proportion of those who gcified for academic honors at theAve., all of Matawan; Richard NATIONAL BANK Up To 20 Years To Pay munist liars and thieves," hi to the East change .Jheir mindi Newark College of Engineering J. Piereth, 21 Peach Blossom said. and come back. Some ne'er-do for the term which ended in!La., Mlddletown; Glenn G. Shep- Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Following the precedent estab- wells have crossed several times June. jhard, 42 Parkway PI., Lincroft; lished by Harris, two American This tends to foul up the stalls They are Evan T. Garrison, 8 Edward J. Mikllitus and Gavino MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. firms last week obtained judg- tics, but the West Germans tak< R»d Bank New Shrewsbury Little) Silvor HIGHWAY T> AT HEDDONS CORNER—MIDDI.ETOWN Sixth Ave., Atlantic Highlands; Spampanato, both of Asbury ments against Cuba totaling more the attitude it ought to be alWilliam H. King. Clover Hill Rd.,Park; Jay H. Rippetoe, Belmar, Koyport Englithtown Atlantic Highland* IMUisnect .VI.TO Mladysidc 1-5M0 than $7 million and began their one country anyhow so it doesn' Holmdel; Raymond F. Moran, and Robert A. Pettlt, West Bel own search for Cuban property. make much difference. 4-4 Monmouth Ave., Leonardo; mar. ttttoa with verticil wood poet*. Aa easy to read green gether with Percy C. Ifill aadisi*n*r»,'*ave been la efcarje eft RED BANK REGISTER Robert Maiden* project axle-1 the job. ^ ' Fall bdcbt glass window* per- board complement* ttie color, asd 4—Monday, July 31, 196 mit a view of tbe rtcrettloa area walnut peaeliag «f the library- of the hotel ia tha south dd* of ON DEAN'S UST tbe room. Flanking thU room on conference room tret cantatas either aid* ar* coat clottti and the only bright acceat, which is TRENTON — MlM Vtrgtatt As a rich red-orange uptwlatery, man, ilmgfotfr of Mr. and Mri storage room*. William C. Amu, 18 Monnx The apace is lighted by an over- Aa a decorative keynote, a pair ROWAN CONTROLLER Co. all incandescent lighting fyitem, of polychromed war shields with Ave, little Silver, has beei stylized human faces from New • • - ./ named to the dean'i U» at Tren the lighting being concentrated over the secretariat and office Guinea have been used. These ton SUte College. MiM Asman shields are (aid to "ward off evil- I0U9HT. SOLD •QUOTED an elementary education mijor area. A bank of focusing spot- lights will serve to illuminate thespirits" end -have been used will enter her junior year in thi her* as weU as other McDonnell fall. quotation board while the Trans- lux screen remains in relative offices for their esthetic value. PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST darkness. Eleanor LeMalre, designer, to- •ytfcsfa ...NOW VdXlP tHe PILL OH THE I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, Inc. BACK OP MIS ToMSUB AMP 6JC hints and interesting facts for all parents ASBURY PK-71O Ceokmon Av.-ltteapect S-2500 •sent ft**, lass. Her, H. • h> S-Wai I Is I •JL be exclusively "baclc-to-school." The date, Tues- day, Aug. 15. Be sure to get your copy;

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No matter what size, you'll find Itl 35c - ing swimming, boating, fishing, DENNIS THE MENACE RED BANK REGISTER Monday," July 31, 1961—1 Outing Set games for children, softbtll and Hypnotist, 18, olaris Device tug of war contests, with prizes able. Several important discover- completed in less than a minute. tor the winners. v ies have been made and more Lew effective devices require far For State's President Robert Auer of Lynd- Is Warned roves Valuable are expected. more blood and take so much hurst has invited all volunteer Dr. Roe E. WeUs, Jr,, of time. Wood sometime* clou be- Firemen firemen to attend the family-day Welleslty, associate in medicine fore the test Ota be completed. meeting, whether affiliated with By Police In Blood Study at Harvard Medical School and WASHINGTON, N. i. — Thethe association or not. Represen MADISON TOWNSHIP (AP)— CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - Peter Bent Brlgham Hospital, and quarterly meeting of the Newtatives of non-member companies An Old Bridge teenager who put device used in developing the hii collaborator, Dr. Edward W. Jersey State Volunteer Firemen's have, been invited to attend the children into hypnotic trances has Inertial guidance system in theMerrill, of Belmont, associate Association will be held Sunday business meeting as observers. been warned by police to (top Navy's Polaris missiles is a val professor of chemical engineering it 2 p.m. at Butler Park tire Proposed changes in the powpracticin- g hypnotism. Alarmed iab]e tool for medical research' at MIT, are in charge of the house, Butler Park. here. ers of the Legalized Games of parents of children who had been :rs studying blood and[the vis- blood investigation, project., hypnotized asked police to inter- :osity of blood, a scientific group The two doctors said they have Delegates from the 234 member Chance Control Commission and r companies, and their families, modification of the present rules ene. eports. obtained data which convince will be guests of the Warren to permit volunteer firemen broad- Police said they could find no The device is an ultra-sensitive them that blood plasma — the County member companies and er use of the funds raised through law that would prohibit the youth instrument that measures torques portion of blood remaining-affer of the association. This summer bingo and raffles will be dis-from practicing hypnotism. They —or twisting forces — with ex- red cells are removed — is more meeting has been designated the cussed. Members will also be ad-said they rebuked him for "abus- tremely delicate precision. It wasviscous, or thicker, at slow rates eighth annual firemen's family vised of the progress of the as-ing a power." Invented at the instrumentation of flow and- loses viscosity when day. Plans have been made to sociation - sponsored Assembly The amateur hypnotist was laboratory of the Massachusetts the rate of flow increases. entertain families of the delegates Joint Resolution 1, setting up aidentified tos Michael Dropzer, Institute of Technology, where the This information can lead, the while the business meeting is commission to study present 18, of 16 Andrews St. in the Sayre inertial guidance system of Polar- doctors said, to greater under- held. school safety laws. Wood South • development. is was developed. standing of circulatory disorders The local committee, under the Gubernatorial candidates Rich- The yield of information about and cardiovascular disease. Police found Dropzer practic- ilood has been unexpectedly valu direction of Frank Cruts, Sr., But-ard Hughes and James Mitchell ing on his subjects near Lake The discovery that blood's vis ler Park, has prepared a pro-have accepted invitations to at-Dubernal. They said Dropzer cosily changes shatters a long . (ram starting at 9 a.m. featur- tend the Family Day. Mr. hypnotized two boys and a girl, held theory that blood was a New- Hughes is scheduled to appear at, then woke them after implanting Fort Makes tqnian, fluid — one in which vis Something noon, and Mr. Mitchell later in posthypnotic suggestion in cosity remains unchanged no mat- More the afternoon. their minds. ter how fast or slow it might be Displ For moved. Than Jmt Thereafter, according to police, a Bottle of the subjects could be sent back ay For example, water is a New- into a trance when someone man fluid. Catsup, on the other Milk •sue CAN'T AMKE>ME FBBL BAD.' Trade Fair td, is non-Newtonian. Its rate spoke key words to them. The SITS IN A KOCKiN'CHAIR'.* MEDICAL key words were *Blue Rose," po- FORT MONMOUTH — Mori of flow when a pe^o,, upends Puritan lice said. than one million persons attend- a bottle' and pounds it may bbe ing the two-week International cc. Police said one of Dropzer's almost nil. As it gathers speed, MEMOS rade Fair in Chicago are ex-it becomes less dense and pours SHadysfde 7-0686 subjects became alarmed because pected to view the Army Signal •y H. L HmdMfiMlm, M.D. he was afraid someone might Col. Murray Roundtable easily. inadvertently speak the key i Corps exhibit depicting Signal The device is superior to pre- words and send him into a Corps contributions to America's vious viscometers in several outer space program. An interesting case is re- trance. Ends 2-Week On Scouting ways. A test requires only a The exhib.it, one of the colorful teaspoon of blood and can be ported of what seemed to be food Police said the children were displays at the fair, was designed poisoning of two adults and twotaken out of the state of hypnotic Encampment Is Scheduled and built at the Army Signal Re- children. Within an hour after suggestiveness and they suffered search and Development Lab- BO.1 specialist the evening meal all members no ill effects. SAVANNAH, Ga. — Lt. Col. HAZLET — Plans for the firs Roundtable session of the 1961 oratory under the direction of of this family had headaches fol- Dropzer told detectives that he James P. Murray of 25 Highboy George A. Hathaway, Jr., of 143 lowed by severe nausea and vom- has read widely in the field of Ct., Middletown, commander of 62 scouting year were made a in storage! a meeting of the assistant district Oakwood Ave., Long Branch, ex- hypnotism. He also said an older the Jersey Air Guard's 119th hibits senior projects officer for iting. Weather Flight, completed his commissioners for Cub Round- meal was prepared out- brother who is a medical student the Signal Corps. The pp had given him some instruction two-week summer ericampment tables for Clilngarora District al doors and included steaks grilleilldd at Travis Field here Friday. the home of Roy Forsberg. Another Signal Corps exhibit in the art. portraying early Signal Corps MSI over a barbecue. Investigation by In keeping with the Harves' No court complaints or charges Col. Murray, as weather flight aviation was presented at the re- health authorities revealed that commander, supervises all his Fair theme for September, it wa: the food was handled in a sani- were brought against the youth. decided to demonstrate a Harvest cent anniversary of the "Battle flight's activities, which include of Manassas" in Virginia. More Your charge account helps J. Kridel tary manner and that all of it weather observance and 24-hour Fair Monday, Aug. 14, in St, appeared fresh and safe. John's Methodist Church Educa- than 750,000 people viewed the forecasting. The flight, whose display of Wright Brothers air- to match your face to your name. It was later learned the the home station is at Newark Air- tional Building, Florence Ave., grill was one that the father had Hazlet. craft purchased for first military port, is composed of IS officers use by the Signal Corps. improvised by using the shelf of and airmen. The flight utilizes This it a change in location ol an old refrigerator. It was ex- various types of barometers and the regular meetings. amined by a police department • telety asrktei onetpe whlctun The commissioners who will run BRIAN DOWD GRADUATES laboratory for chemical analysi various types of barometers and the Roundtable are Mr. Forsberg GREAT LAKES. III. — Gradu- ANDERSON BROS.. Inc. of the plating which was still pre: (Problems solved- while you a teletype network that includes and Raymond Grqsholz. Cliff- ated last Saturday from the EASY TO PHONE ent on the unburned parts. It wa Mali Mica ft Warthouits wait. Write to George, c/o this 300 weather stations to provide wood; William Weintraub, Mata- Navy's recruit training command found that this plating containe newspaper, and start waiting pilots with accurate observing wan and Mrs. Evelyn Forsberg at the naval base here was Brian It-S3 Mechanic Sr. Rtd lank cadmium, a poisonous substanci now.) and forecasting. and Mrs. Connie Cook of thi M. Dowd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fortunately, the eating of ca Women's Reserve. T. A. Dowd, Jr., of 18 Hart- TEL SH 1-0030 mium in such small amount Dear George: At Travis Field the flight was James F. Flynn, district com shorne La., Rumson, N, J. sliste: d by Maj. Ezekial Bass, a •rank Ma tmt WIBIWUH rarely results in death. Howeve My husband always has been missioner, announces the pro- Completion of recruit training sort of a nut but I think he's MIll-timII e Air Force weatherman gram quarterlies for Cub units marks the Individual as a quali- III WUNI.IT AVINUI if 'one were to inhale the fum stationed with.the 26th Air Di- the effect could be deadly. getting worse. All he reads now and the Cub program notebooks fied Navyman, ready to attend a is this goofy stuff about space vision at Syracuse. N. Y. M-Sgt. will be distributed at this session. service school for specialized This is a warning not to us and going to the moon. I throw Richard Schwartz is the full-time training or to take his place in 'ach make-shift grills, especially thos these crazy magazines away but Air Force weatherman stationed GIVES UP FIGHT the fleet. —or any place else in the New Orleans, Louisiana araa. Just which have a plating, for b he brings them in faster than I at Newark. dial Area Cod* Number 504, then the number you want. Area beetling. ROSELLE (AP) — The borough can throw them out. Why would Jersey Air Guard pilots flew will abandon its five-year fight Sixty percent of today's brides Codes are the key to easy telephoning to any place. Every area any normal man be interested in their F84F "Thunderstreaks" to prevent Public Service from own their own dinner flatware has a code. You'll find them in the front pages of your phone •S YIARt all this craziness about going to here from 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily constructing high tension over- before they say "I do." Half o book. Please use them for eut-of-state calls. NEW JERSEY ecu. tlRVICt TO INVISTOIIS the moon, anyhow? because, according to weather head wires here. Mayor James J this flatware is stainless steel Illl-llll Down to Earth flight reports, air mass type Argyros said. The borough had says » steel research expert. Dear Down to Earth: thunderstorms gather unexpected- wanted the 1.9 mile line under- EISEIf & KING, LIBAIRE, STOUT & CO. In your husband's case, I im-ly here toward the latter part of ground. The Issue has been taker agine he feels there might be athe afternoon. to county and state courts at Mambara little peace there—or at least Col. Murray, a World War IIcost to the borough and the coun NIVW YORK STOCK IXCHANOI storage space for his magazines. veteran, has been a member of ty of $50,000 for legal, enginee MONTGOMERY WARD ant alhar ImaarUnt »chanKt> Why don't you quit griping and ing, and other fees. the Jersey Air Guard since 1950. MOMIKMffll let him enjoy his hobby? What He became weather flight com- Ctriltlly litWJaa ya» *a mak> Ml iiaa af tntir are you trying to do—drive him mander in 1955 and has been af- uparlanea ind aamput* madara faellltla* at thtlr away from the moon and into the filiated with Air Force weather SHOP 10 A.M. DAILY 'TIL 9:30 P.M. TUES. ft SAT. 'TIL 6 P.M.—Ttl, LI 2-2150 •anvartlanUjr lacalatf afflea. saloon? squadrons since completing weather school at MIT in 1943. 103 E. Front Street Dear George: He Is assistant branch chief of Red Bank, N. J. How can I keep my small the Surveillance Air Defense child off the telephone? I've lec-Branch with the US Army Sig TUESDAY ONLY SPECIAL SH 1-6464 CHARLES E. SAVAGE tured and lectured, but every- nal Materiel Support Agency at time I take my eye off him there Fort Monmouth. IWIIBBBMlliBMBHB^IllllW SH 1-0002 Manager he is: right back on the telephone again. Is this a common prob- He and his wife Jane have four Registered Representatives lem? children — Patricia, 11; Kath- leen, 9; James 7, and Elizabeth, Bess STANLEY p. JACOBS Dear Bess: 4. handy folding cot Buy him a little telephone of BARNET HIRSCH his own to talk on. I assume you mean talking on the phone, Fellowship WITH 2-INCH POLY-FOAM MATTRESS rather than sitting on it. If the On latter is the case, buy him a little chair all his own before he For Blake AUTOMOBILE grows up perching around like a PITTSBURGH—David H. Blake onif#rt"^f#VMl hwicol parake of 101 Ridge Rd-i-RumtoivN -J. INSURANCE tarine conitructton hat been awarded a fellowship while by the University of Pittsburgh's written by and Church School Graduate School of Business. THE TRAVELERS Mr. Blake is scheduled to ar- rive at Pitt in September, 1961, The Company they Opens and will study toward a master That Invented EARN MATAWAN — The Vacation of business administration. Church School of the Presbyterian He received an A. B. degree Automobile Insurance last! Church will begin today, and from Dartmouth College in June, See.,. from continue through Friday, Aug. II,1961. Mondays through Fridays from During his undergraduate JOSEPH G. McCUE years, Mr. Blake was a member the 9 a.m. until noon. AGENCY —— Children from age i through the of the Green Key Society, which eighth grade are eligible to at- he served as president. 31 RIDGE RD. RUMSOM tend. He was a recipient of the RU 1-0444 -FIRST- The program of study this sum- Daniel Webster Scholarship and lErHSEMTIHG THE the Milton Sims Kramer Award. mer is based on the United Pres- HARTFORD byterian theme, "The Church's He also was on the dean's list. LIBERAL DIVIDENDS Ministry of Healing." Suitable teaching programs PAID TWICE YEARLY, have been arranged for kinder- garten..primary, junior and.jun-- CAN BE YOURS, ibr high departments. The senior GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE high department of the church HAZLET N. J. \T MAINSTAY is assisting in the outdoor recrea- P. O. BOX 207 tional program of softball, volley FEDERALl ball and other games. An en- closed supervised play area for the kindergarten department will be provided. Registration may be made by 'IEMEMBER, YOU mail, or at the church school Sturdy 1-ln. tubular Fold* Mtlly irtarii Sunday at 10 a.m. aluminum frame cMtpwt 4" depth ffTLL RECEIVE RULES ON DISABLED TRENTON—The estates of in- DIVIDENDS mates at the N. J. Home for Dis- abled Soldiers who die without Currant any relatives or heirs become \S OF AUGUST 1st Dividend Rat* the property of the slate, the at- • Weed and Crabgrass Control OPtNS T0 26x72"l—BIO INOUOH FOR 6-FOOTIRS! torney general's office ruled e Fertilizing e Fungus Control ON SAVINGS Wednesday. Deputy Atorney Gen. e Pest Control e Soil Sterilization Real comfort V And specially priced for Charles J. Kehoe said a state • P. H. Control • Spray Seeding a terrific Word-to-you saving! U»e it in- law which provided that such e Special Services DEPOSITED THROUGH estates are to be controlled by • Lawn Renovation • Aero-Thatching doors or out/. . . for camping, summei the home's board of managers and cottages... as an extra bed for guests! has been repealed, in effect. Complete Lawn Installation AUGUST 10th! Kehoe said New Jersey's escheat The durable multi-color ticking covers a H "^^TB NO law, which applies to abandoned MOMIY Par Annum property in general, requires soft, Pdyuratfpne mattress. Fits easily, DOWN that' estates of the disabled MONEY-SAVING SPECIAL! compactly into a car trunk or closet. soldiers who have no relatives and leave no wills go into the itate's general treasury. Japanese Beetle Control MAINSTAY I V**/W^%/W"ay»%r»«yv FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION It adds up! More and more people use The Register ads each PHONE CO 4 8060 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK issue because result! come fast- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED or your money back er.—Advertisement, NOBODY HERE STS Ked KegUtet Barry Goldwarter KM2 Br*d jtewt, M*a 8*nk,N. J. State Ert»Ml«hed M7» by John tt Coofc and Henry CUtJ By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PnbMshw Great political leaders are more likely to emerge JAMBS J. HOGANi Editor M, HAROLD KELLY. Geoeral Manager in the United States Senate than in' administrative of- W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Producllon Manager fices. Few have achieved the distinction of primary „ Member o( the Associated Press • &: leadership that Barry Goldwater has so swiftly and TO« AwxMiud Prtu i> •ntltied exciuilveiy to tht iu« tor reputulcailon ol au U>« ucu nn prtmtil U thii ntirij>»p>r u w«u a» all AP niwi dupatcnei, ' . , 7 * f? surely earned. Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Barry Goldwater ran against the '!»• R«l Ban* Regliter aaiumei no financial re«ponitbllltlee lor typographical errore In advertliememi. tide, but the tide turned for him. He But will reprint trUhout chargo. that part ol an aiivjrtiiemetit In which the typographical error occura. «. vertUera «1" pli'eae nollf* tne manaremtnl 1mm«dlat>ly of tpy error which may occur. pronounced himself to be a conserva- Thl« n«wip»p«r aisumca no rnponiuilHliM for itatementa or oplnloni in letitrt from !U reader* tive when that was a dirty word in poli- om rear $15.00 Six montha. 98.00 gubierlptloi) Prtcei lo Advance Single copy by mall, 9 ctnti tics. Whereas such men as Sen. Joe Slnila copy at cminltr. I «nl» McCarthy never asserted an ideological MONDAY, JULY 31, 1961 position, except opposition to commun- ism, Goldwater presents a positive pro- SOKOLSKY gram of conservative thinking. I have Mustering Up Strength heard at least two persons accused of ghost-writing his President Kennedy has sounded Curtain, an escape hatch for refu- book. I should imagine that Barry Goldwater did make gees . . . But above all, it has now the mistake of calling upon a friend to correct the the call for America to get ready to punctuation or the paragraphing. It is always wrong to become—as never before—the great back up its pledge to defend freedom employ ghost-writers, but knowing Goldwater, I can in Berlin, by force of arms, if neces- testing place of Western courage and say that he discusses his position more ably than he sary. "We do not want to fight- will, a focal point where our solemn has written it. He knows what he.believes to be true but we have fought before," he said. commitments and Soviet ambitions and no one who is said to be his ghost-writer is as able "We seek peace, but we shall not now meet in basic confrontation." as he is. We can therefore skip such trivia as whether surrender." This nation, he empha- And, said the President, "we can not he did or not employ a ghost-writer for his book. Barry Goldwater is the first conservative politician sized, must be prepared "to meet a and will not permit the Communists who has cracked the hard crust of collegiate liberalism. to drive us out of Berlin, either grad- worldwide threat." He has not only spoken on an extraordinarily large The added cost of the Kennedy ually or by force. For the fulfillment number of campuses but he has established an image defense program was placed at of our pledge to that city is essential for leadership, so that a large number of young people roughly 3'/2 billion dollars, money to the morale and the security of have organized themselves into associations which ac- the President indicated can be spent West Germany, to the unity of West- cept the leadership of Goldwater, politically and soci- ologically. Even Robert A. Taft did not succeed in this, wj^hpjit_jnyjmmedia^e_deinand..fpr ern Europe and to the faith of the whole free world." Your Money's Worths he not having had the warm personality which appeals income tax increases,' But, most so- WILLIAM to youth. berly and honestly, he let it be im- President Kennedy's message was Novel Program plied that this nation's people can no war message. He showed the full Best Buy: Used House S. WHITE The significance of Barry Goldwater politically is not expect the trial ahead will be that he has a program which is a novelty in American American intent—to be ready to ne- By SYLVIA PORTER WASHINGTON — The Kennedy met cheaply, that the tax program gotiate "if talk will help," but he Administration and the country politics where the tendency is to be expedient. Gold- If you are among the millions of us who built and can and will be adjusted to meet faced up well to the basic need have taken a great turn in the water avoids the expedient and adheres to principle— bought new houses in the 1950s and if you are a typical road, and the air in Washington his own statement of principle, whicji is gaining in conditions as they arise. "resist with force if force is used," today is clear and bracing. American family, by now you have sunk thousands' of For administration arid country, strength, especially in the South and among students. The President has taken a most and said: "Our primary purpose is dollars into improving your home. it is now a time of decision and The election of Sen. Tower of Texas represents a vic- realistic view of the situation. He "neither propaganda nor provocation You have, say, finished the recreation room which determination. It is goodbye to tory for Goldwater who supported Tower, but even indecision, to waiting around. Ac- has let allies of the North Atlantic -but preparation." was unfinished when you moved in. Yoution has succeeded talk. Deeds more because they represent identical points of view. Treaty Organization—primarily Brit- President Kennedy's proposals have added useful storage places and have succeeded debate; we are The weakness of the Republican Party since the shelves all over the house and garage. committed to strength-in-honor, to defeat of Herbert Hoover In 1932 has been that it has ain, France and West Germany — met quick bi-partisan support. Sen- firmness-without-panic, over Ber- You have spent painfully large sums labored hard to win without a program. Alf Landon, know that the United States expects ate Republican leader <> Everett M. lin and in the cold war generally. on landscaping. You have equipped your And the whole nation, the Presi- Wendell Willkie, Thomas E. Dewey represented, in them to match the American pro- Dirksen of Illinois said he has con- home with storm windows, screens, dent, the people, both political the Republican mind, candidates who could win on gram in the build up of forces needed cluded "we have reached the stage parties and Congress, moves now similar necessities—and on, on, on ... in unison, in calmness, to make personality. The election became something like an to meet the crisis. He has dismissed where we must do something about As of today, you have a used house ready the increased military pow-Oscar contest in the motion picture business. The real speculation that West Berlin, sur- this." Sen. John Stinnis, Democrat —and as of today, your house is the er which is to 6e the iron com- difficulty that these men faced was that it was not a PORTER panion of our resolve to uphold rounded by Soviet troops and close of Mississippi, said the fact must be best bargain on the market for a buyer. Western rights and Western se- personality that the American people were seeking but to Soviet supply lines, is "militarily faced that more taxes may have to This is the conclusion of a new, detailed study of curity, in Berlin and elsewhere. a leader," a man of ideas, a person who would be dif- today's housing market, "Home Buyers Guide," just A country united as it has rare- ferent from Roosevelt or Truman. The one man in the untenable." tie said the same theory be asked but that first every effort ly been stands back of the Presi- released by R. R. Smith and E. A. Michalski—and, as dent of the United States as the Republican Party who might have presented such an applied to Bastogne and Stalingrad must be made to realize savings in a homeowner who fits snugly into the category to nonpolitical head and symbol in image to the country was Robert A. Taft whom the and asserted: "Any dangerous spot areas beyond defense. Congress, as a which Smith and Michalski are referring, I can strongly this matter of the government of party refused to nominate for President. the United States—everybody's is tenable if brave men will make body, went to work to push through affirm that their conclusion is right. government. Republican, Demo- The argument against Taft was not that his ideas it so." His call was for men to be legislation needed for the program Your improvements and additions make your house crat, or whatnot. and purposes were wrong but that he could not win. Kennedy's magnificent and In a word, winning at any cost represented the concept brave and meet the situation boldly. Response from Europe's allies to more attractive and livable, but these are part of the moving address to the country package you are offering to sell and-you can't-charge of the party leadership and sponsors. They^would~not Why-defend West Berlin? Presi- the Kennedy ideas has so far been amTthe tough preparedness pro a buyer specifically for them. gram he sends to an eagerly re- risk a debate over principles. And so, ultimately, they dent Kennedy said that as a result of vocally favorable, but admittedly in- ceptive Congress have set the na- elected Dwight D. Eisenhower who did win. Won't Impress tion's feet on the upward path. the Allied,victory in World War II, decisive. Britain Ts facing a new What's more, it's futile to try to impress your pur- We are leaving the valley where What Program? the Allies promised Western protec- austerity program of forced econo- chaser with stories of what you went through to finish lay the fog of too much fear. We But what did Eisenhower stand for? What was his are. climbing out upon a high program? What has he meant historically as President? tion to the more than two million my. France remains busy with North your rooms, create your lawn, etc. He's bargaining for plateau. There, undoubted risks people there so they could "choose African matters. West Germany is a complete house and that's that/ lie in wait. But there, too, lies The answer is that John F. Kennedy realistically suc- their own way of life." As it stands, in better shape. A real sales effort The lot on which your house stands probably is the possibility of a new safety ceeded Harry Truman, that there has been van eight- larger than lots on which new houses are being put up because a people and a nation year interregnum so far as the presidency is concerned. he said, West Berlin today is "a for the build-up will begin when are now awakened. now, because land prices were much lower when your During the Eisenhower administration, Congress took showcase of liberty, a symbol, an is- Western foreign ministers meet in All this describes the greatest house was built. Smith and Michalski estimate that turn in the road. There are other, control. When the executive .branch of government is land of freedom in a Communist sea Paris Aug. 5. All seem to understand] used homes may be on lots 25 to 50 per cent larger if lesser, turns. The President has analyzed such men as Sherman Adams, Richard Nixon now chosen that course which ... a beacon of hope behind the Iron that unity is vital at this moment, j than new houses in the identical price range, but your those who know him well, what- and James Hagerty played as significant roles as the lot too is part of the package you're offering and your ever their personal political President. . • ' views, felt all along he would take -When Eisenhower ceased to be President the Re- purchaser will take this for granted. in the end. EVENTS OF YEARS AGO neighborhood intr> which ymi_mnued_:spiral —H^h«~iisteirea^ionTT(rTm P"M'can^P^rty-4vas-4eft-witfloirt--leadership although ' - - ... there were aspirants* to leadership Richard Nixon was From Tht Rtgtstcr's Filts years ago has by this time taken on a distinct char- sorts of advice, some of it for there were aspirants* to leadership. Richard Nixon was the soft, hopeful line, some of it entitled to be the titular head of the party but such a acter and the values of the houses in it are established. for the hard, realistic line. Out of SO Yean Ago Harry L. Edwards, a petty of- Twenty-Five Yeari Ago. This eliminates many risks in home ownership, but distinction is nominal unless its claimant is a particular- ficer on a battleship stationed off Biddle H. Garrison, Jr., son of it all he has chosen his own line: The Red Bank Motor Boat Club Cape Cod, Mats., visited his par- your purchaser will 'accept this advantage as due him. hard, yes; but shrill, no. The pa-ly strong personality. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New bought the property ol Mrs. Mrs. Biddle Garrison, Vista PI., ents, Capt. and Mrs. Edwards, was proclaimed a hero of the The mortgage you have on your house well may cifists, the negotiators-at-any- York claims leadership by virtue of his insistent public Helen Phillips, Union St. The Navesink. price, have had their time. Now land had frontage on the Nave- Fascist revolt in Spain. Con- be at a substantially lower interest rate than that be- they will depart—not physically; relations and his limitless treasury. Somehow he does nected with the American Em- •ink. Generally known as the! ing asked on new mortgages. When your buyer as- but their influence will depart. not click. Coddingtbn property, the lot lies Buster bassy in Madrid, Mr. Garrison Brown finished third in the race was reported to have made a sumes your mortgage, he'll get the benefit of this low- The President will fight for Barry Goldwater asserts and maintains leadership between the Roberts House and Berlin if he must, and the whole the Champlain boarding house. 1 Hotel hazardous trip by car from San er interest rate, and he won't have.to pay the closing because he represents ideas for which there is an in- stakes at the Kalamazoo circui Sebastian to Zarus where he res- world now knows it. But he will Cost of the land and existing go to the very end in honorable creasing popularity in the country. That does not mean brick home was reported to be cued a Mrs. Mary E. Larkin and costs involved in financing a new house either. These eral races in the county pre- her son. Subsequently they fled negotiation—over those things that Goldwater will be nominated in 1964. The influ- *8,700. factors should impress him, but how much extra mon- which are negotiable. Now he is il?" to St. Jean de Luz. France. It ey they'll put in your pocket is questionable. ences that made Wendell Willkie a Republican can- was at San Sebastian,-where the able to speak in the most effec- John Dickerson and John War- U.S. ambassador had summer The errors you made in planning your house and tive of all possible voices, the didate may be sufficiently strong to choose someone ner, Qrange Avo., Fair Haven, flat, plain voice of a national else. But the ideas of the Republican Party are liable to quarters, that a great part of the the flaws your builder made in constructing your house leader who, knowing that his capsized in Mr. Dickerson's new fighting took place. sailboat. The boat struck a stake have been corrected—and these errors and flaws show country is with him, has no need be better organized and clearer to understand. They near the shore of the Shrewsbury up only_after—a house has been lived in and settled for the vehemence of the es- will be Barry Goldwater's ideas, no matter whcTls l7'dii7'"Tfiy Howard, S.Borden, son" of sentiaily_wjeak.inan, nominated. -. —fiot-ilijuredr accidentally hit in the face with not its parts, and he'll not reimburse you for these His ^country's actions—the a malleMvhile playing polo. The engthening lines of military vol- "He Does Seem To Be Out Edward Aumack. Eatontown, a blow knocked him from his pony. expenses. unteers, the stout support of Conductor on the Red Bank and The argument .over which is a better buy—a new every wing of his normal political Of Uniform—Or Something" Oceanic trolley line, slipped and opposition, the deep approving A party of New Yorkers discov- or used house—is a never-ending one and the financial fell from the running board of a ered that lots they had purchased chorus from a press that does not car. His legs were bruised. in Tinton Falls were located in aspects frequently are dwarfed by personal desires in necessarily love JFK just be- swamp area. They had pur- cause he is JFK—all these speak this biggest money move in the lifetimes of most Ameri- for him. At a meeting of the Ealontown chased the land, sight unseen, can families. Township Committee the Citizens through New York agencies. We shall now see a new tone in Improvement society offered a That millions want only new houses is obvious. the Administration. The practical, petition seeking the installation of Repairs and, improvements Homebuilding this year is now running at a rate of the fighting Kennedy, the Ken- nedy of doing, now will replace electric lights for Eatontown vil- were completed to the former 1,374,000 units and is heading upward. The new hous- lage. Seclcy home, Rt. 34, Keansburg. the questioning, the somewhat Owner of the building was Mrs.ing bill is designed to spur housing construction to new anxious Kennedy. Heretofore, he Officers of the Knifihls of Py- Anna Easlmond, who planned to peaks, and there is no doubt that as the 1960s wear has harkened to many—altogether thias were installed by District ent \he structure for commercial too many, sometimes. Now he Deputy John R. Shangle. use. The first owner of the on, today's youngsters reach marrying age and estab- will harken to the ultimate reali- house was Col. Uriah Sceley, a lish homes of their own, the housing market will take ties which the winds of the world The sum of $400 was raised l»y Civil War officer. blow in upon him: National pow- off. Each year also, about 250,000 houses are torn downi er is presently more important the Little Silver Fire company at because they have become unlivable. a fair. Committee members in The Long Branch Kennel As- than national reforms, however charge were Hancc Woolley, Les- sociation announced it would re- The market in our land for new houses is huge desirable in principle. To parley ter C. Lovett, Emerson Quackcn- open its track for dog racing. The and climbing — and that's healthy for our entire is right and good—so long, as bush, Thomas Fitzmaurice, For- track, as well as those in Atlantic Churchill once said, a country man Ayres and J. Luke Davis. City, Linden and Pennsaukcn, economy. arms before it parleys. was built in 1934 after the legis- Nevertheless, with 32,800,000 families or 61.9 per The moderates, the conserva S. L. dcFabry, Little Silver, was lature passed a bill permitting cent of the total living in homes of their own, it is clear lives, too. have carried the great a judge at the annual dog show of do;; racing with parimutuel bet- day with the President, who is the Monmouth Kenncl<"Club at ting on municipally owned prop- that the great source of housing is the used house, and himself at heart something of a West End. erly. The measure wns designed particularly the post-World War II house. conservative on the issue of sur- to aid distressed municipalities Thus, Smith and Michalski perform a service in vival. Our foreign policies here- The liome of W. Alonzo DuBois. by collection of MKos on f;amb- after will carry the moderate- Mill St., Oceanporl. was struck linj!. Bui all the tracks were emphasizing the down-to-earth, often underestimated conservative stamp. So, too, will by lightning. A bole was torn closed at the end of that season or ignored financial advantages of buying a house that our domestic policies. In this case In the roof which ran down be-i I when the Supreme Court held the was built in the late 194Os-1950s. To sellers trying to it will not always be with the tween the partitions to the bed-! |act unconstitutional. The asso- President's assent; it will only be room where the bolt ruined a, ~; Iciation did not state the method push up a price and to buyers trying to bargain down with his acceptance of the prac- picture. Vs I ., , . . , _ iciuuun uiu not Mate me incmoa a price, these points are valuable guides. tical necessities. 6—Monday, July M, 1%1 (under which it planned to reopen. 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When not being (4) Barbara Stanwyck (5) Topper 8:30 — CBS — (Ch. 2) — Bring- chased by villians, they chase the LAST TWO DAYS ficer, said that while sales in- (13) Jack La Lanne ing Up Buddy — After Buddy's creased 33 per cent over the like At Writers' 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (5) Big Story (7) Memory Lane girl (formerly Dorothy Lamour, (9) Treasure 10:00— (2) I Love Lucy (Frank Aletter) romantic adven now Joan Collins), whom Bing I960 period, earnings" dipped (5) Mr. and Mrs. North ture, in which he is trapped in an slightly because of increased costs (7) American Bandstand (11) Mike Hammer (4) Say When gets at the end. Convention (5) Movie elevator for two hours with a "This time they both get her— for research and development (13) Cartoons (13) Movie nightclub singer (Joan O'Brien), and additional expenses associated BOULDER. Colo. — Gladys W 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 10:30— (2) Brenner 10:30- (2) Video Village but we're not revealing how," Horn, 205 East Bergen PL, Ret (4) Play Your Hunch his aunt* decide she would be a said Panama. with marketing a series of new 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (4) Web perfect performer for their up- products. Bank, N. J., is among 150 writer: (5) Mr. District Attorney Channel IS WNTA-TV (7) I Married Joan coming church dinner. A rerun. The film makers decided to and writing students attendlni (11) Laurel and Hardy (5) Theater Five U;00- (2) Double Exposure shoot here because London fig- He also noted that new orders 1 If these two aunts didn't accom- the 28th Writers Conference i: and Chuck HI (7) Peter Gunn (4) Price Is Right plish their job of raising Buddy ures in tha early portions of the received during the first half film. As in all "Roadi," the des- Co-Hit totaled $8,110,000, a 13 per cent the Rocky Mountains at the Unl 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole * (9) Movie (7) Gale Storm in 26 weeks, it's too late now. versity of Colorado through Aug 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (11) Boots and Saddles 11:25— (5) New* Series won't be back. tination comprises a small por increase over the $7,195,000 in new 11:30— (2) Your Surprise tion of the movie; the boys also 'THE STEEL CLAW orders received during the first 11. (4) To Be Announced 11:00- (2) News (5) Dateline in Europe (4) News Package go to an undersea kingdom and half of 1960. (EAI uses the com- the moon in this one. It adds upl More and mon (9) Jet Jackson (5) PM East. . .PM West (4) Concentration 9:30 — ABC - (Ch. 7) - Ad- pleted contract method of ac- (5) Romper Room counting.) (11) Bozo the Clown (7) News ventures in Paradise — Inger Besides overseeing all produc- STARTS people use The Register ads each (7) Love That Bob! Stevens portrayed a doctor in a tion details, Panama and Frank In the semi-annual report to (13) Danger Is My Busi (11) News -SBJ 91U03 siinsaj asneaaq ens: ness story based on some fact. She Ishad to serve as real estate deal- WEDNESDAY stockholders, Mr. Christianson ter.—Advertisem ent. ntent on inoculating island na- ers, lining up houses for the noted major sales growth of two B:25—(11) Clutch Cargo 5:30- (2) Movie ives against a tropical disease Hope Crosby families and entou- AT IOTH THEATRES (4) Movie Summer Television but is stymied by native super- rages. (5) Heckle and Jeckle stition, "Angel of Death" is a Is it worth all the trouble? RADIO (7) Rin Tin Tin rerun, Gardner McKay sort of "Absolutely," said Panama. (•) Movie stood in the background of this "The Road pictures are a great name is WABC 770 WNEW 11M Saves Spike's Life tradition. Because of their ages WCBS 88* WPAT MO (11) Three Stooges (13) Crossroads having only three and their complex activities, this WHTG 1410 WQXR 1560 (Hal Humphrey is on vacation stead of may well be the last one they WNBC 660 WOR 710 MONDAY EVENING Today's column is written by monthf to plan 39 winter pro- 10:00 — CBS — (Ch. 2) — TECHNICOLOR 1:00- (4) News and Weather grams, we have the entire nine make together. We wanted to be APHHNOON WHTO Naws: Spike Jones, a man who sees all Glenn Miller Time — If you like a part of it." From WARNER BROS Relaxing* Musle (5) Felix and Diver Dan sorts of advantages in summer months to create all kinds of sa- the sound of real "swing" music itlOO—WABC Charlla Gr.tr WNBC Morgan Beatty "We think there will be a big WCH tint WOR Naws: (7) News TV.) tirical, musical sketches for only as was turned out by the lati WHTQ Monmonth-Oceaa Gabriel Heater (II) Popeye By SPIKE JONES 13 shows. Now, by the time thete orchestra leader, this is the audience for another Road," add Nsws Summary ed Frank. "We happen to believe WNBC Naws: Jim Low* TllS—WOR Canltol Close.Up (13) I Led Three Lives HOLLYWOOD — I deeply ap- hundreds of ideas are boiled place. Ray McKinley is carrying WNBC Nam: Jack Scott 7l4S—WNBC New York City down to only the ones that won': on with the baton, and Johnny there is no such thing as 'tired ttllt—Won Th* fittg.rtld! TalVlnff 1:15- (7) Local News preciate this opportunity to ex- WOR Carlton Fredrlcks «:20- (7) Weather offend minority groups, we have Desmond, who once sang with stars.' WCB* Paris R.port T:«0—WNBC Wayne Howell plain to your many readers why "Last year we did 'Facts of WHTQ Thii la Monmouth 7ISS—WABC Nawa: Chuck «:25— (7) Sports my wife, Helen, and I like doing at least enough material for twoMiller, is doing the vocals. A County' Dunaway halfhour programs; so thai half-hour that really moves, Life' with Lucille Ball, who had •,00—WCBS World Tonight I: SO- (4) Local News a summer television series. lilts—WHTQ County Atnt (5) Cartoons leaves us only 11 shows to worry n't done a film in years, and WCB* Allen Gray WHTO Headlines: Musle First, a summer television se- Hope, whose previous three films taiSO—WHTO New.: (Sign Off 8:30 p.m. (7) Eichmann Trial ries gives me a chance to get about. Relaxing Muito WNBC News: Wayne were unsuccessful. The picture ttlM—WABC Naws: Farrall Smlt Howell Quincy Howe narrator away from my kids while they're Very seriously, the tremendous WHBC EmphMla WOR Naws. World Today advantage in a summer series is was a hit because they are great ills—WCBS Ed Joyce out of school. This saves me a MOVIE TIMETABLE performers and they were right IIOO—WCBS News; Hollywood SllO—WOR Sporta lot of money that I'd be spend- the fact that the networks, ad WHTO Headlines. Ej« SlSS—WOR My True Story vertising agencies and sponsors RED BANK for the role*. That'* more impor- Prices, Music •US—WABC Newa: Chuck Marine Corps ing on summer camps—for Helen tant than getting the big names WNBCNswa: Jim Low* Dunaway and me. don't seem to go into shock if Carlton—Fiercest Heart 2:00 WOR New. 8:32; Snowhite and the Three who demand 10 per cent of the til*—WCBt BobDixon •lOO—WNBC Newa: Bob Haymea Can you possibly compare the your show is not in the Top Ten WCB* Naws: World 01 Stooges 3:26; 7:00; 10:20. gross." WHTO Beach Keport Muslo Lends Hand comforts of rehearsing six day during this period. They are very WOR Carlton Fitdarlcki • •SO—WOR News; McCullouck a week in a beautiful air-condi- lenient in allowing ug to try newEATONTOWN liS«—WHTO Nawa; AEliot Ideas, knowing that It's only Ralazinz Muilo • iSt—WABC News: Scott Muni tioned studio to being home with Drive-In—Morgan the Pirate Four Charged till—WABC Nawa; Karrsll Smith IOIOO—WCBS News On Draft a 10- and 12-year-old who have through experimentation that we 8:35; 12:20; The WNBC Emphasis WNBC News: Bob Haymes can find popular segments and li«O—WCBS News; WomaB'a WOR News; Lea Smith ASBURY PARK — Gen. David been suddenly let out of stir? 10:40. Report on Hill—WOR McCullouzb & Eliot personalities that the viewers With Loitering Washington M. Shoup, commandant of the In the first place, it's almost will- want to see every week. COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE WHTO Headlines, Muslo Marine Corps, in support of the impossible for my kids to have RUMSON — Four persons will WNBC Naws: Jim Lowa 10110—WCB* Danca Music This year, our policy is "If you Shore Drive-In—Ben Hur 8:45;have a hearing Aug. 14 on WOR News. Lea Smith 10143—WOR Bible Reading President's "Urgent Call" to too much respect for me, because 11:00. till—WCB* Bob Dixon 10:99—WABC News: Scott Muni America's young people, to im- they've been watching the 19 in don't like our show, wait a min- charges of loitering on Carton St. WOR Galen Drake 11IOO—WCBS News sipid husbands and fathers in theute," Also, we are going to re- Fly-In Drive-In — Homicidal at 12:40 a.m. yesterday. •ISO—WHTO News: WNBC News: Bob Baymes prove their physical fitness, an- 8:40; 12:00; Cargo 10:20. Relaxing Muslo WOR News nounced Friday that the Marine situation comedies on television spect the FCC's Newton Minow's Two 17-year-olds, a boy and a lilt—WABC Mews; Jack CarneT 11I1S—WCB* Starlight Saluta advice to the broadcasters and HAZLET girl, also were picked up by Pa WNBC Emphasis WOR Jean Shepard Corps will lend a hand. all winter. So if I have enough lllSO—WCBS Muslo 'Til Dawn brains to outthink our 3-year-old, devote more time to culture in Loew'i Drive-In—Cartoon 8:40; trolman Roderick Maine in con- 1IOOWCBS Nawa; Personal Story lilSS—WAB.C News:. Happiness The Marine Corps Physical Fit WHTO Headline.. Muslo Gina Maria, I'm just not playing our programs by integrating ed- Morgan the Pirate 8:50; 12:10; nection with the loitering. WNBC News; Jim Lowe Exchange ness Testing Program, utilized in ucational and intellectual over- WOR New.; Lyle Van 12100—WNBC News: All Night In the game. Summonses for a court appear- N.Y. ;reater New York and northern tones with the type of_ entertain- Green Helmet 10:45. flit • ,,UIQ» Arl.n T~U -WOR Louir Johir Jtie—first—day_home^_my—10_ ance were issued to Leslie Wil WCBS Martha .Wright New jersey area schools lor the ment that, indicated by the rat-ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS »I1O—WHTO News: "*~ MORNING, PROGRAMS year-old wants me to play a son, 18, of Elm PI., and Ronald Relaxing Muslo 7100—WABC Herb Oscar Anderson past two years, will be offered game called "Life or Death with ings, the public wants. Atlantic—Cartoon 7:00; Raisin Caruso, 18, of 15 North Bridge IISS—WABC Naws; Jack Carner WCB* Jack Starling nation-wide. We will do a western, but aa WNBC Emphasis WNTO Monmouth.Ocean Father." I'm taken out to "the in the Sun 7:10; 8:25. Ave., both of Red Bank; Gerald 4lOO—WCB* News; Information Newa Sumary Marine Corps reserve and re-;arage and frisked, tied from grand opera, called "Tales of HIGHLANDS Flledner 22, of Obre PI., Shrews Central Ege Frlcea cruitment districts throughout the Well* Figaro" or "Have Gondola, WriTO Closing Stock WOR Newa: head to foot with a rope, hit with Marine—Cartoon 7:00: 9:05: bury, and Robert Masioth, 19, of Report; Muslo United States will be instructed a rubber blackjack, machine- Will Travel." I will mix news 3 Valentine St. Monmouth Beach, WNBC News; Art Ford John Gambling with a soap opera, which will be Pleasure of Hi* Company 7:10; WOR News: John Wlngate , WNBC News: Bill Cullen o offer assistance to civic and gunned and after a lecture on 4I1S—WCBS Kenneth Banghart 7H0—WHTO News: ichool officials in instituting the some of the good things the called "Meet Depressed." I'd 9:20. AIR CONDITIONID WOR Radio New York Wake up to Musis ike Hanna-Barbera to do a car-KEANSBURG 4lIO—WHTO News; Relaxing 7i4S—WHTO Civil Service News program, which during the past Mafia has done, I'm left for dead. NOW Muslo 7lSS—WABC News; chool year, provided for the par- find out too late I'm playing toon segment of Medic called Casino—Ladie* Man 2:00; 7:00; Matin., at 2 LYRIC 4llS—WABC News; Jack Carney Herb Oscar Anderaor icipation of 104,1100 students of he part of Eliot Ness, and since "The Gallstones," and if my budg- 9:25: Island of the Sea 8:40; SHOWING WAI.TIR HEADE THMTBE—A8BPBT TAWT. WHTO Fort Monmouth •lOO—WCBC World News et holds out, I will re-make a News WHTO Headlines; :he Greater New York City-North- my children are half Italian, my 9:00. WNBC Emphasis Wake up to Mnsle ern New Jersey Area. famous movie starring two Intel LONG BRANCH •lOO—WCBS News; Sidelights WOR News 0-year-old is getting even for lectuals in an adventure segment, IEKRVID SEATS MOW OH WHTO Monmouth-Ocean WNBC News: Bill Cullen The tests offered "by Marines every time Bob Stack said Baronet—Snow White and the Naws Summary •ill—WOR Dorothy and Dick namely, Brendan Behan and Da Skit AT BOX OFFICE - WRBCNewi: Art Ford WCB* Jack Sterling 'or the use of high schools are •Luigi" all winter! vid Susskind In "The High and Three Stooges 3:30; 7:00; 10:10; WOR News: John Scott •HO—WHTO Newa designed to test the students The Fiercest Heart 2:00; 8:30. MAIL ORDERS FILLED 111*—WCB! Kenneth Banghart Relaxing Muslo Also, if I didn't h»ve to re- the Mighty." WHTO Dow Jones Averages •ill—WABC News; ability to perform a variety of hearse a summer television ASBURY PARK WOR Radio New York Herb Oscar Andsrsof x>dy building physical exercises. series, I'd be asked to umpire Anyway, we're going to have a •ISO—WHTO News; Relaxing COO—WCBS News; Jack Sterling lot of fun this summer, and we Lyric—La Dolce Vita 2:00; 8:30. Mnsio WHTO Headlines: some of the adult-supervised ••*•—WABC News hope you'll join us. Mayfalr—The Naked Edge 2:45; Strictly for Women It adds upl More and more baseball games in which Spike, Men. 1.51), Lois 3.50. Sat. EVCNINO WNBC News; Bill Cullen r., participates. I was involved 7:35; 9:50. WDR N«ws; G-l-B Drake people use The Register ads each The highest payroll in history St. James—Spartacus 2:00; 8:00 Eve. Orch. 1.56. lieu. 3.00, «IO9—WABC Jack Carney n this only once; and up until logs 3.SO. Msfl.exc. Sun. ft WCBS News •110—WHTO News; issue because results come las- — neariy $5.9 billion — was re- Ocean—Never On Sunday 7:30; WHfO Headlines; Relaxing Muslo hat time, I thought these Little Hoi. Orch. 1.4». Mm. 3.00. •III—WNBC Emphasis er.—Advertisement. __ corded by the iron and steel in- 10:00. Lous 130. Sun. & Hoi. ill Dinner Musla WABC News; Breakfast Club .eagues were for kids. WNBCN»»s; Sports IOIOO—WCBS News; dustry last year. The I960 total Paramount—Guns of Navarone d«r. Orch. IMA'Wtu. J,lt>, DOLCE WOR New; Lyle Vi However, after getting into a was paid to an average of 571,552 Lo|t 3 SO. •It*—WCB* Sports Arthur Godfrey JUTE. I COLFAXl beef with a pitcher's mother who 2:30; 7:20; 10:10. WNBC Art Ford WHTO Headlines: Musio '*"*•/ 4-2928 ' hourly and salaried employees, HI 5-108S VITA WOR News; John Wlngate WNBC News: Art Ford ooked like John Carradine, a says the American Iron and Steel MONTCLAIR •lit—WABC Paul Harvey WOR News Reports ihortstop's father who I'm posi- Clalridge—South Sea* Adven- •HO—WCBS News; Business (Oils—WOR Martha Deane nstitute. ture 8:30. RECOMMENDED FOR MATURE ADULTS ONLY WABC News Reports 10110—WHTO News: ive carried a knife, and a catch- WHTO News; Dinner Music Relaxing Muslo er's mother who was about as WOR News; WOR Interviews, r Henry Gladstone Martha Deane eminine as Mrs. Khrushchev, I AIR-COND1T1ONKD •,4O—WCBS Financial Naws 1OISS—WABC News; ried to talk Spike, Jr., into SHORE DRIVE-IN WNBC Financial Nawa Charlie Greer dropping baseball and taking up RT3. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE •14*—WABC Howard Coaell WNBC Emphasis \ MORGAN , PARAMOUNT WCBS Lowell Thomns lllOO—WCBS News; House Party "lallet lessons. I'd rather they'd WALTEK BKADE TIIE.VTBK WOR Sports, Stan Lomax WHTO Headlines: Muslo TUB.) the uPI RATE"! ill him a sissy than me! I WNBC Three Star Extra WNBC News; Art Ford SHOWING ASBURY PARK •US—WCBS Sports Time WOR News STEVE'BEEVES • COLOR ouldn't be lucky enough for Don •» 00—WABC Edward P. Morgan lilts—WOR McCanns at Home Knotts' kids to play on Spike's WCBS News; Interviews WHTO Beach Report WHTG Headlines: Music 11:10—WCBS Carry Moore :eam. The greatest high adventure ever filmed! WNBC News: Wayne Howell WHTORed Bank Register WOR Fulton Lewis News, Pet* Hoffman Another wonderful advantage llll—WABC Chuck Dunaway 11140;—WCBS Crosby-Clooney cautw ncnas p. Rice, you -probably don't know any. It pays to advertise in The His travels have taken him associate agricultural agent, the Mork, a 33-year-old former Register. —Advertisement. '20 to'500 across 25 nations. H,e speaks Newbold herd averaged 1,176 Shakespearean actor, is probably French. German, Danish and Rus- U> 10 14 MONTHS 10 MP»» the only professional wandering pounds of milk per cow, and the sian and "some Welsh and San- Dangler herd averaged 45.0 U 9uy...Anything minstrel in the United States. At skrit." least that's the claim of this ver- pounds of butterfat per cow. MONIY to Mp'wjth current Highest producing individuals •np«ntt». satile young man who deserted 9 for June were a cow in the Ru- MONIY for doctor, derwi.t, Broadway five years ago. A COMTRACr hoipilol, funeral bill*. ! There isn't much chance that!Girls View pert Freiberger herd, Allentown, MONIY for loxei, inttrc.t, in- | you'd ever mistake Mork. Not that produced 2,616 pounds of IF HOU SO OESIRE, wonce, tuition. I everybody has a beard, wears a milk and a cow in the Henry ASSURESTHE FUEL OIL > MONIY (or furniturt, looll, Stirs Up equipment... for th* 'doublet, green and gold hose, a Zdancewic herd, Smithburg, that YOU REQUIRE produced 92 pounds of butterfat. •romp. cloak and suede boots, and car- ' rics an ivory handled poniard Other high producing herds and MONEY lo malt* living more Irish Males i (dagger) and lute (stringed mu- cows in the DHIA as compiled DUBLIN. Ireland (AP)—What pltaiant, mort com- sical instrument). by Chris Schoitz^supervisor, are: fortable. Irish beauty contestant Ru t h MARKING THE DAY — Aerial buritt light the iky between the Washington Monu- MONIY to moke your work at Five high hero§[Hi»v butterfat i "The costume sterns to be a Kane needsd * bitter Irish males s homt, in the (hop, on ment and the U. S. Capitol during the official celebration of the 185th anniversary production: DanglerT 4o.0; New- the form, eoiitr, universal' passport.' chueWec!!SrOywied, is perhaps a spanking. < Mork between appearances it ing^tter yet. a husband. of tha firtt Independence- Day. View was made from the dome of the Library of bold, 42.3; C. D. Wardell and TMPHONI • WRITE • *r VISIT Sons, Elton, 41.5; J. E. Cherel, THI OMICE NIAIIIT inn here. "I can: go anywhere; Mind"you. they admitted with Congress. . . . TOUR HOME 01 WORK land do about anything *W1«, wounded pride, the fuss wasn't Belmar, 40.8, and A. Her, Mid j wearing it. But it's not tec a.anything that couldnt be settled BELL FINANCE [gimmick, It establishes just who dollap of whisky. Interested petty officers who Don't worry about eold COMPANY over a are in a Ready Reserve status 1 arn Petty Officers Lie. Mot. I«. I". '•'• »«• •» i " .' Still, this green-eyed lass who should contact the Information —orany place else in the Detroit, maps et th* end of sum- IT'S EASY Michigan area. Just dial Area . Just how does on»5, FlUHR .> only occupat.6n open, thus, h jd f , |t ,,The HIWAY 36 mar FIRST AVENUE active duty. LOAM* Wll IN MX HIARBrTOWHa These personnel would be as- MONMOUTH STAMP > FUEL OIL i ADVERTISEMENT ADVERTISEMENT Kane charged. signed to recruiting duties for a AND COIN SHOP BURNER Win -sEKvii. I "The girl has not done herself period of 60 or 90 days at Lake- 3» MONMOIITH ST., RED BANK Vi^< SHI 6IOO any good," football star Kevin Science Shrinks Piles hurst to aid in the building of the sHadrside l-oata Coffey of the Kerry Gaelic team Naval Reserve Forces. observed quickly. eaver New Way Without Surgery "My first thought was if the girl goes on like that now, what Stops Itch—Relieves Pain will she be like when she ha: Hi. T.rk. N. Y. (Spaclal) - For the so thorough that sufferers mad* hooked a husband?" first time science ha§ found a new nitanishin; statements like "Piles Miss Kane said she prefer; healing substance with the aston- have ceased to be a problem!" American men but doesn't hav ishing ability to shrink hemor- The secret is a new healing sub- rhoids, stop itching, and relieve stance (Bio-DyneX)-discovery of any marriage plans. pain — without surgery. a world-famous research institute. Business executive Cyril Me In case after case, while gently This substance is now available Cormack, son of tenor John Me- relieving pain, actual reduction in tuppoaitory or ointment form Cormack, said he thought it waa (shrinkage) took place. under the name Preparation J/* clear she needed such plans. At all drug counters. Host amating of all—rcsul ta wcra "This little girl must be in a bad way for a husband, a head- linear a spanking," McCormack said. "When she opens her mouth, GO*NG TO NEWARK? she should just smile. That way she will still look beautiful and sensible." Cracked Irish stage comedian Jack Cruise: "Miss Kane is so beautiful that her girl friends must have been telling her terrible stories about Irishmen to keep her out of thi marriage market. She is so sill; that she believed them." Pat Taaffe, Ireland's champion steeplechase jockey, came up SHodytldt 1-0567 with female testimony for the de- *r Cenpl.u ••formalin I fense. "Irishmen treat their wives like queens, not slaves," he said. "Ask my wife."

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Section Two MIDDLETOWN, N. J., MONDAY, JULY 31, 1961 7c PER COPY Congress Tackles Afro-Asian Bloc Split Program's Issues WASHINGTON (AP)-CongVes: another Senate bill authorizing On Special Session comes to grips this week wit! new $958,570,000 million outlay foi some of the major issues speeding the delivery of new mis UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. President Kennedy's legislativ siles, ships and planes. It j (AP)—The 46 Asian-Afri- program. sandwich in, probably tomorrow can members of the UN ap- In an air.of uncertainty abo approval of a bill to continui the results, the Senate will beg federal airport aid. peared divided today over debating the President's foreig: Before the Senate can launc whether to press for a spe- aid program which carries th its foreign aid debate, it wil cial session of the General five-year authority Kenned; have to dispose of two majo Assembly to take up the asked for an $8.8 billion progra money bills. It has agreed of economic development loans. begin voting this afternoon on thi French-Tunisian impasse over The House takes up, wil first of a series of amendment the Bizerte naval base. speedy approval expected, a Sen to a $9,098,614,000 bill to financi A number of countries from ate-passed measure authorizing operations of the Space Agency both Asia and Africa were re- the President ,to hold fight Veterans Administration am ported reluctant to support Li- ing men,'and units on duty other bureaus. beria's call for a special August extra year and to call up When work on this measure i session. The group called a 250,000 reserves to active duty ti concluded it will take up closed-door meeting this after- to counter the Russian threat $5,161,380,000 appropriations bi! noon. squeeze the West out of Berli for the Welfare and Labor Di partments. There was considerable doubt The Mouse expects to g< the 10 new African nations who around by midweek to passin, Week of Debate belong to the French community With the prospect of a weel would go along with the proposal. of debate ahead on the foreigi The goal of those seeking special Today In 1 SIDEWALK SAtES— Shoppers jammed Red Bank Friday for the second annual side- aid program. Senate Democrati assembly is to brand France an Leader Mike Mansfield of Mon aggressor against Tunisia and to walk salet promotion of the Red Bank Retail Trade Board. Merchants generally re- Washington tana said the Senate may tak( ported increased sales during the .day. . . . force the French out of their Associated Press time out for passage of a $4' Mediterranean naval snd air bate SENATE: billion defense appropriations bil at Bizerte. Resumes debate on two big ap- A subcommittee already has in creased this measure $1 billion Turkey, Japan, flie Philippines propriation bills. and several other Asian mem- Foreign Relations Committee beyond the extra $3,454,600,00 Kennedy asked for the military LABOR PROBLEMS — James P. Mitchell, former U. S. bers of the Moo were reported Legislative Ambush Set holds hearings on ambassador dubious of the advantage of a nominations. build-up to cope with the Berli; secretary of labor and Republican candidate for gov- crisis. special assembly unless new vio- Government operations subcom ernor, discusses labor problemi in Africa with Victor lence erupts in Tunisia. 2-Member "Economy Party's" Axes Poised mittee heart former Budget Di- The House, which previousl; Dii dzi enyo, a visiting student from Ghana. Tha meet- If the bloc unanimously sup- rector Stans on proposals to re- voted $42,711,000,000 in defensi ports the proposal, a special as- vise budget policies. ing took place at Mitchell's campaign headquarters in WASHINGTON (AP) — The amendment which was not even the ban would be repealed, funds, is expected to concur sembly is virtually certain. It Labor subcommittee continue most of the additions certain the Hotel Stockton, Sea Girt. requires 50 member signatures •elf-styled House "Economy Par- debated in that body became ef- some senators have, within the inquiry into welfare and pensioi ty's—both members of it—laid a fective July 12, 1960, when last past year, continued, making trips be made by the Senate.. to convene die 99-nation body end plans. Kennedy originally askec the 9-nation Soviet Woo i« ex- legislative ambush today for the year's legislative appropriation and charging them against com- HOUSE: Senate. bill was signed. It's effect was to mittee funds. But Senate officials $4,762,500,000 in economic ant pected ta support the move. So In session. military aid for underdeveloped ar« Yugoslavia «nd Cuba. Reps. H. R. Gross of Iowa and prohibit senators from- making have refused to pay the vouch- Foreign Affairs Committee con- 8 Castro Prisoners Clare E. Hoffman of Michigan trips between Washington and ers because of the 1960 restric- tinues consideration of foreign countries in the fiscal year whic Alert Botend are aiming at a $30,000 garag their home states on official com- tion. There's a law against it. began July 1. The Senate Foreign Assembly President Frederick mittee assignments and at com- aid. paint job and what they suspecl "So, now they propose.to re- Ways and Means Committee Relations Committee o k a y e H. Boland reportedly received is a Senate plot for some retro- mittee expense. The amendment peal it retroactively," Gross said, $4,326,500,000 — a cut of $43 Returning to Cuba word In Dublin to be ready to would kill it retroactively to July hears witnesses on administra- active travel funds. 'so they can collect their money. tion proposals for hospitaUzatioi million. The House Foreign Af- return to New York at once if Gross and Hoffman, both Re 12, I960:' . I think we should take a close fairg Committee approved $4,355, the members decide to place the Apparently on the theory that services for the aged under So- MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - A major from the Department of Health, publicans, are members of an ook at it." cial Security. 500,000 — a cut of $407 million, lurnout of Miami's Cuban colony Education and Welfare. Tunisian crisis before the assem- exclusive group which they gen On the $8.8 billion five-year pro was expected today when eight The prisoner negotiating team bly. erally call 'the Economy Party.' ram about $7.3 billion wouli of the 10 prisoner-negotiator: returning to Cuba today had ar- Libertan Ambassador Nathan They pride themselves on detect- come from Treasury borrowing. board a Pan American plane to rived in Florida at almost the Barnes announced he would seek ing legislative "jokers" and up- Blame Short Circuit in Fire Police The remainder would come from return to Fidel Castro's prisons same time the Tractors-for-Free support for special assembly de- setting some of the well-laid plans repayment of'post-war loans. Their departure was scheduled dom Committee announced in De- bate on Tunisia after the Secur- of House leaders. Compromise at 11:45 a.m. (10:45 EST). troit it was disbanding. ity Council faifed Saturday to They currently are upset over That Destroyed Ambulance Hold Fire Administration hopes for ap Two members of the tractor Return Donations take any action on Tunisia's ag- two Senate amendments to the proval of the long-range loan prisoner team sent to this coun- The committee returned gression charges. FREEHOLD — An investiga The council Jiad issued a cease- annual congressional appropria tion completed yesterday blame fund were pinned on a compro- ry by Castro maintained a vow opened to senders the thousands mise Democratic leaders believe fire call July 22 to stop the fight- tion bill. They would: '... a short circuit under the dash not to return. Other Cuban ex- of letters believed containing cash 1. Provide $30,000 to paint the Falls On Rod, Victims might undermine the cist of op ing between French and Tunisian board of an $18,000 Cadillac am iles, fearing reprisals would be contributions with whieh to pur- ceiling of the underground legis- EDISON TOWNSHIP (AP) — ponenta who have attacked "back takey. against the nearly 1,200 chase tractors to be swapped for troop* around Bizerte base «nd lative garage used for automo- bulance for the fire Friday whic Police said today arson charges door spending" through Treasury prisoners Castro captured during the release of the prisoners. in the Sahara south of Tunis. Is Critical would be pressed in connection biles of senators and representa- destroyed the ambulance and se- borrowing. Critics have con- the April 17 invasion volunteered The committee had been head- The council also called on all riously damaged the borough's SHREWSBURY - Sidney Van with the explosion that destroyed to take the places of Seinaldo troops to return to positions they tives. It's on the Senate side of actor Keefe Brasselle's nightclub, ended that Congress would be ed by Walter Reuther, Dr. Milton Capitol Hill. volunteer First Aid Squad build- Schoick, 61, of 45 White Rd., living up its responsibility for ex- Pico, 27 and Mirto Collazo, 26 Eisenhower and Mrs. Eleanor held before fighting Hired July Two other rigs, an older Cadil- was reported in critical con- but declined to disclose who wouli Their offers were in vain. 19. 2. Retroactively repeal a 1960 be charged. penditures by a five-year grant Roosevelt, curb on senatorial traveling. lac and a I960 crash wagon, es- dition today in Riverview Hos- f loaning authority to the Presi Pico meanwhile, was the of- The prisoner team then formed Tunisia has accused France of caped serious damage when pital, where he was admitted Two men injured in Friday', dent. continuing aggression and of re- Awaits Action accident, Joseph Famularo, 43, ect of a five-hour search last a tractors committee headed by The bill carrying the two squad members and voluntee Friday after he fell and was im- light after his girl friend, Alicia a group of wealthy Cuban exiles fusing to pull back her troops paled on a steel rod. and Herbert Buckman. 42, both Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey o amendments is awaiting House iremen arriving An the scene Minnesota, the assistant Demo- Lugo, reported he had been kid- and announced efforts would con- in Bizerte. France i« demanding opened the bay doors and pushed of Brooklyn are being held under guarantees' that her communica- disposition. Unless Gross or Hoff- The Red Bank First Aid Squad police guard. cratic leader, said that with naped from his downtown Miami tinue out of their office in Mi man objects, it probably will be hem to safety. took him to the hospital. An hotel room. ami to raise funds for tractors. tion lines with the base and be- Famularo was listed in fai 'resident Kennedy's approval the tween its units will be safe- sent to a Senate-House conference The crash wagon was scorched emergency operation was per- lill's supporters will offer a pro Pico returned later, however, The prisoners said recently this week, but not until one of formed to remove the rod which condition at Middlesex Genera they hoped prisoners would be guarded. and interiors of both vehicles Hospital, New Brunswick, whil posal for annual review of the nd explained he had "gone out the two gets some assurance that passed through his body, accord- loan fund's operations by the Ap- For a walk." He was questioned released by Castro as money is Sees Violation the House will have a chance to were damaged by smoke. Bu Buckman was reported in critical raised and tractors provided, with ing to Police Chief Raymond condition at Riverview Hospital, iropriations Committees of the riefly by an FBI man and Mi- Secretary-General Dag Ham- vote on the amendments. both were back in service Friday Mass. injured men being freed first. night. Red Bank. ;wo houses. mi detectives. marskjold, v/ho visited Tunisia Normally, the House accepts The building, though heavily Chief Mass said Mr. Van "We are operating under th< The provision would be so drawn The other prisoner, Collazo, PiCO, ~\n -explaining- his-decis- lajt w«ek—«t-President Habib ion not to return to Cuba, said Bourguiba'4 request, told the Senate amendments dealing with damaged by smoke, water, and Schoick was unloading the rods assumption that this was arson," that no loan commitments could was reported to have left his hid- what are called "housekeeping Castro "has no intention of re- council he had evidence France fire, remained useful and will be from a truck at his home, where Police Capt. William Pinter said e made which did not have the ing place in a Miami luburb and items." That is part of the tradi- he operates a small contracting yesterday. "Gasoline was scat- ommittees' approval, Humphrey gone to Tampa. CoUazo said he leasing all the prisoners" no mat- had violated the cease-fire and tional comity between the two repaired, squadmen said. ter how much money or how assumed functions on Tunisian Fire Chief William Foster said business, when he slipped and fell. tered all over the inside of the said. planned to go from there to Wash- branches. night club." ington. many tractors he gets and that soil "normally reserved-lo < sov- "I don't care about comity," the new Cadillac, in service only This would eliminate the neces the negotiating team knows of at ereign state." a few weeks, was burned out. It Pinter said six empty five-gal- ity of getting formal Senate and Quit Paying least 16 of the 1,197 who w>» not _Gross . The Miami Herald, meanwhile, Bourguiba'a government, bitter . was a mass of flames when fire-, lon^cans smelling ^gasoline Hous^ppiBvaLyearjyJoLlreasi be Jreed*J Cash, Jewelry were found at the "scene—three" rft>r1~H—1i>arnef the horses escaped injury. the Communist bloc, which would In ruins, too. Richard Dederian, 36, of 39 Mar- ASBURY PARK (AP) - A red- Most prized among the thor- welcome the chance to win over Montagu made his decision aft Red Bank Police Force ;et PI., Mlddleto'vn, Mania Parki l.Ifirity !i-l(H1 Plalnflaldl i'l.Niiiflrl.l .7 L'lnn the front pages of your telephone Racnel Loker, 18, left, of Nutswamp Rd., MiddUtown. She it shown with Sgt. \.C Paramuti HUhbarri O-B72! Nawarki Mltrhpll 3-07011 Morrlllown! .IKrfarann (l-n.ifiO book. Please use them for out-of- Helen J. Ragiushi, WAC recruiter in Red Bank. She was the fir.t to enlist following Prlncatam WAlnul ppr cent of the and he does me. Last year I "at - sea" experience standing amount bid, provided lahl check need NOW OPEN! gave birth to his child. His par- Wife and Ideal Husband. GUESTS at Saturday night's 15th annual Turf Charity Ball at Monmouth Park included not be more' than $20,000.00 nor nn* leu regular junior officer duties in than Jo00.00 «nrt be deliver«l »t the ents refused to sent to our Mrs. Robert B. Meyner, seated, who served as honorary chairman. With Sov. Meyner, seamanship, navigaton, engineer- Place on or before the hour named ,by in an- above. The atandard proposal form Is marrying. I had Mother of Five ing and gunnery. Attached to the ouppJemcntary speclfl- other state and put it out for left, are Richard J. Hughes, Democratic candidate for governor, and his mother-in- catlom, coplfn of which will be fur- * pnmouth Held in Burglaries Midn. Gaunt is a member of nished on application to Engineer. adoption, though it almost killed law, Mrs. Helen Sullivan. the class of 1962 at Princeton By order of the Mayor and Township us to do this. Now, a boy I once BOURGES, France (AP) — The immiuet of the Townihlp of Atlantic, University. ated: July IT, 1061 shopping center Wentwithhag_asKed,my_ha^j arrest of a mother of five hasj OEOROK J. DITTMAR marriage. Even though he Knows soTveoTTTWoTear .wave-of- buzu Mayor Eatonfewn Cir. & Rf. 35 One Accident. HARRY CRJNK everything h e worshiphi s the glaries. Charged With Clerk tl 2-0211 ground I walk on. But, I still Police said Mrs. Denise Ser-< 111.52 love my baby's father. If people nuguet, 39, stole 20,000 francs Two Tickets Drunk Driving would only give us a chance we (about $4,000) in the 30 house could work things out. Should I RUMSON—VLong Branch man LITTLE SILVER-Judson Mor- burglaries. She was arrested yes- was charged with driving while ris, 46, of Youngstown, Ohio, is! wait, hoping this happens, or terday but was released to take marry the boy I don't ldve?—L. Opens for Concerts on the revoked list following an being held In county jail, in lieu care of her five children whili accident Saturday morning. |of $250 ball, on a charge of j Pear L.: To marry a boy awaiting trial. you didn't—love wduld bg ilto^ RUMSON The-Chamber-Mu. —Richard—Havens;—22,—of--2—E^jttrunken—drrving;—aceoTaing—to" fair to both of you. Why push sic Society of the Monmouth Arts Dave Goodwin Cops dqrado Ter., Long Branch, also Police Chief James W. Fix. fate by marrying anyone just Wonderfully good: sandwiches Foundation has announced its was charged by Patrolman Rode- Morris was arrested Saturday! now? You've weathered this made of nut bread and thinly na| subscription drive for the Indian Seoul Race. rick. Maine with careless driving.jat 9:40 p.m., on Branch Ave.,' first big character-testing ex- sliced baked ham plus prepared 1961-62 season of concerts. The Patrolman Maine reported Ha- near the railway station, by Sgt. perience. Give yourself a mustard. society will present the Fine Arts FAIR HAVEN—Dave Goodwin vens' car, heading north on Ave- Walter Stearns, chance to mature. Your think- Don't bake cakes directly be- Quartet, the Lee-Makanowitzky won the only Fair Haven River nue of Two Rivers, struck an: He refused to submit to a ing will be very different in a low one another. Stagger the Duo and the Drolc Quartet. Rats race of the day yesterday auto driven east on Blackpoint!"dmnkometer" test, Chief Fix FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM few short years. If it's security filled cake pans on two racks. The society was formed in the afternoon, sailing to victory in Rd. by Warren Whiting, 44, ofisaid. and was thereafter exam- an open Indian Scout class race Black Point Rd. Mr. Whiting's Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 summer of 1959 and presented its 1 ined by Dr. John Heffernan. 31 first concert series the following on the Navesink River here. wife, Mrs. Betty Whiting, 40, Seven Bridge Rd., who pro- winter. The concerts _are given Linda Kachel was second while was treated in Riverview Hospi- nounced him unfit to operate a n Fellowship Hall of the Rumson Bob Beck crossed the finish line taJLJor shock and released. motor* vehicle.' Presbyterian Church. Dr. Willard third Patrolman Maine said Havens The case will be heard in mu- told him his car brakes failed. T. Sommerville is chairman. - . No races were held Saturday nicipal court tonight at 8 o'clock. Admission is by subscription because of the record rainfall ENROLL NOW! only. Tickets are available from while the Blue Jays who usually ;he Chamber Music Society, P. 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D'AMICO AT SH 1-1515) W: Play Begins Woodhouse Rides Wheailey Stable In Santelle Entry To Victory Before 24,754 Net Tourney LITTLE SILVER — The cur- rent edition of the Santelle Tennis OCEANPORT — After the tide Superintendent Everett Wilson Tournament operfcd for business went out Saturday the horses in said Monmouth Park Had wet over the week-end with seven the Sorority had dear sailing days before, but nothing to matches filling the bill. over "fthoppy, muddy water. Four players advanced in the match the 5>£ inches that poured Wheatley Stable's Batter Up, rid- men's singles. Bill Birkenmeier den by Hedley Woodhouse, cop- from the heavens Saturday. of Middletown, fourth seeded, ped Monmouth Park's feature be- A local fire truck was put into pounded out a 6-1, 8-6 victory fore 24,754 drenched fans. action to pump a line in the ad- over Owen Layden, Shrewsbury. Al Budner, Long Branch, had to Trained by Jim Fitzslmmons, ministration building to keep it the two-year-old filly, daughter of work quite a bit harder before from overflowing and flooding By Hy Cunningham * Tom Fool—Striking by War Ad whipping Chuck Kasse, Little Sil- miral, left the gate a 5-2 shot the basement. ver. 6-4, 5-7, 8-6. and never was the race in doubt The English walking ring was ONCE AGAIN THE READERSHIP OF MON Dick Lees, Shrews.bury, waltzed through a 6-2, 6-1 triumph over until Polylady, with Manuel flooded and the fans missed the MOUTH PARK HAS BEEN PROVEN — President Ira Brodsky, Long Branch. Ycaza in the irons, threatened horses circling for bettors to In ttSe stretch drive to drop back Amory L. Haskell and General Manager Edward J. A three-hour battle highlighted seconds later to lose by 2%study. Brennan have been honored in one category or another. the action in the mixed doubles. lengths. Monmouth Park's pond in theNow joining the list is Philip H. Iselin, vice president Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lees, Shrewsbury, finally won the The time of the race was farinfield expanded to the point and treasurer of Monmouth Park Jockey Club. off from the record time of 1:08 where the infield had one of the scorcher from Birkenmeier and 2/5 held by Decathlon and Pribiggest lakes In the area. Better known as Phil, this popular gentleman JiU LaMarche, Red Bank, B-7, monetta. The latter tied the Very few escaped the elements. has been named "Man of the Year" by the Jockeys' 4-6, 6-3. mark In June this year. Batter Sammy Boulmetis and Jimmy FAITHFUL ROOTERS — Some of the 24,754 fans who shewed up Saturday at Mon- The week-end's second mixed Guild. Phil will be honored at the guides' 15th doubles meeting was less gruel- Up was clocked fn 1:12 and won Johnson were stalled in high- mouth Park despite a record downfall of 5'/t inches of rain, are shown trudg- It with a driving finish. tide traffic on the Jersey Turn- annual benefit dinner-dance-show at the Waldorf- ling, with Bill Dye and Lynn Cal- len, both of Rumson, downing Batter Up returned $7.80, $3.40 Dike. Fortunateley for the two Astoria Hotel in New York Saturday,"Sept. 16. ing through flooded streets from a parking area to shelter in the grandstand. The day's Al Peskoe, LitOe Silver, and and $2.80. Polyari" ,the second horse pilots they wers not as- feature race, the $50,000-added Sorority, was won by Batter Up. Riders named Mr. Haskell their man in 1954 and Tilda Krieger, Long Branch, 6-1, finisher, paid $3.20 and $2 60. signed to horses in the tirst race. 6-2. Taking third was Laurel Mae Racing fans were still coming the Jockeys' Agents named Mr. Brennan their man with Sammy Boulmetis in thethrough the gates at 4 p.m. a few months back and honored the Irishman in Host Dom Santelle and part- saddle for a $3.60 return. In fact, some didn't even make Miami, Fla. ner Ed Haubsohman, Little Sil- it. Roads surrounding the traffic Lyon Defends Star Title ver, rounded out the tourney'i Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons' were flooded causing several cars We think this is quite an honor for M. P., and the first spurt of activity by beating tory came a week late as the Paul Brager, Little Silver) and dean of the American trainers to stall. Traffic backed up allgentlemen getting the honors. You'll not find many around the track area. General Mac Wyckoff, Long Branch, 6-3, celebrated his birthday at Mon tracks where three officials have been honored in suoh 6-1, in the men's doubles. mouth Park the week before. The Manager Edward J. Brennan or- In AHYC Sailing Regatta Batter Up victory would have ad- dered buses to circle the area to a short span of time. When picking a man of the year, ded to his birthday presents. assist the racing fans and trans- the organizations just don't go around pulling a name Monmouth Entries port them to the track If their 3rd Race: 1. Hubera. T Lyon, 3. Post Time — Z :00 p.m. Despite the condition of Hie ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ner-up was another Shrewsbury I—« f.: CI.; $3,ooo; t y.o. Mdns. vehicles were stalled. out of a hat. The groups give you a going over such Sherwood, 4. Heaton, Merrill (DNF). Hang'n's No'ae 120 olance Again « track, the race went off smoothly as any F. B. I. man would when conducting an inW. (Bill) Lyon of the host clul S. & Y. C. entrant, A. Lea CTomt-ta Ace In High 120 Eddlejon 118 with the only holdup being an Eddie Arcaro and Manufcl retained his Star class champion Adamson, 2d, also with 32 points. Final Point Kludlngi — 1. H Trudle Dear 113 Talavera- 103 Mllteriberjer, Shrewfimry B. a Y.C — Swlfty Nitty 112 Fair Jed 120 • objection at the end of the fea Ycaza flew down from New York vestigation. ship in the sixth annual Atlanti Miltenberger gained the edge by 32; 2. A Lea Adamson 2d. Shrewsbury Gay Careed 116 Diplomat 120 in separate flights in Air Highlands Yacht Club open sai whipping Adamson in two of the S. & Y.C. — 32: 3. Leighton Waters, Jersey Mist in Really . Ready 110 ture race. Ycaza dismounted City And when the Jockeys' Shrewsbury S. A Y.C. — 31; 4. Ed2-

Iff RUMSON - Charles Allaire of wound up second over-all with crewed for Gieseke, a top-flight Red Bank's Monmouth Boat Club 48 points. Comet sailor. Fred Trenery nnd THOROUGHBRED lost the North Jersey Yacht Rac- Third over-all was the Shrews- Carl Schwenker crewed for' Al- ing Association men's individua bury Sailing and Yacht club en laire. Bob Ayres and Walt In try skippered by Jerry Drew, Jr. RJIGIN6 sailing championship by three- gram, 3d, crewed for with 44'/2 points. Raritan, Y. C. quarters of a point to Craig Gie- Light air prevailed for the two JIT skippered by Dick Ubersax, was morning races yesterday, eke of the Little Egg Harbor fourth with 43'4 and Manton Met- winds picked up from Ihe south- . C, of Beaoh Haven, calf, 3d, of the host club, fifth east for the three BEAUTIFUL with 42'/,. Brub Hance of Nav- Allaire made a gallant bid to events. esink Sailing Society wound up Bill Haebler was tlie vercome a big lead set up byeighth with 18 points. iieseke through the first seven chairman. Gieseke won the opening race — SUMMARIES — eries races, but his second place yesterday, his third straight tri- rial Point Htandlnr* — inish in the final race was not Harbor Y.C (Craig ale umph. Other individual race win- .; 2. Monmouth Boat Club [uite enough. Allnlrei 40; 3, Shrewsbury Sailing ners yesterday included Drew, Y.-irlit Clun (Jerry Drew Jr.I 44'A; 4. The series was sailed in Arrows Ubersax and two for Metcalf. R.irltnn Y.C. (Ulchar-l Uheranx) 43V; ; Rumsnn Country Club (Mnnton Mrt- orrowed from the host, Rumson Fay Bennet and Garrett Rule r 3MI 4I'.i; 8. Shnrk Rlvrr Y.C. Phone SH 7-2020 for Free Insurance Estimates Country Club. The victory moves •b Brnenei 2(1; 7. I'ackanack Y.rv (O.TVP Hoover) 10; R. Nnvpnink ieseke into the Mallory Cup Hulling Society (Rorden (Brub) Hance) oml-final series to he sailed IS. Middletown 1st Racet 1. Drew; 2. Ubersax: 3. lere Atfg. 22-23 in Arrows. Allaire; 4. Metcalf; B. Hance; 6. Allaire paced the eight-boat ~roe(te: 7. Glesoke: 8. Hoover. RESORT Of RACING Softball League 5nd Race: 1. Oleseke: 2. Allalro: 3. eet through Saturday's three ATLANTIC GLASS CO. Orpw; 4. Hance: 5. Tlroege; 6. Metcalf: orm-swept rpces on the 7. Uhersnx; 8. Hoover. Park Friday's Results 3rd Race: 1. nleseke: 2 Allaire- 3 "Glass and Mirrors in Every Size You Can Break' ihrewstniry River, but fell be- Molly Pitcher Homes 12, Jersey Metcalfftlf:: 4. . DrDrew: fi.; . rK OCEANPORT, N. J. -»«l..i™-sMh,rtww,M,m ; 7. . HooverHoover:: HancHanrep (Dl(Dlsq.)a . . iind when Gicseke came through Blue Jays 14 4th TlnceRac:: J. r.lpsckrlk : 2. Metcatf: 3 21 MAPLE AVENUE Ith a first, second and two rbcrsai; 4. IPRP; ."). I>rpw 6. Allaire: 1813 ST. HWY. 71 Standings 7. Hoover:/fi. Hnncr. LAST 6 DAYS thru Sat. hlrds in the first four races. 5th Knee: 1 Drew; Allnlrp; RED BANK Hiescke was dead last in the W L Pet. llf 4. I'ber.inx; Ilnnce: BELMAR $50,000 CNOICI STAKES Mrtcalf: 7. Hoover; nal race, but still managed to Jersey Blue Jayj _.1O 3 .8JJfith Race: 1 .U Uhrrinxh : 2. Hrmvrr Corner White Street So. of 18th Ave. Thli Wednesday, Au<. 2 Loorl's Pier Bar 9 3 .750rili-»eke; 4. Drew; a. Allnlrp; tmttutt » • Ctabteuu $4 • !.. with 46}{ points. Allaire ropge; 7. Metcnlf, Hnnce Slrj|o, 11 i : 3 0 0 personnel, including M. P. boys. Many a problem has or on a busy waterway. Curdd, ss - — _- 4 12 Furlong, 2b '. 3 12 been settled while knocking off a couple of eggs, bacon, It should be emphasized that the great speeds Union House Wins By Forfeit Taylor. 2b 0 0 0 coffee and toast. attained by stock boats and motors in some of those Pleraon, p ..._.._...._»_..... __.,.. 3 0 0 Totals . 33 2 7 All sections of the track receive the same Ise- events" are not suitable for pure recreational operation 'reehold 010 ON 000—5 ,one Branch _ 000 000 4)20—2 lin treatment/ He checks in the grandstand, the except in very speoial circumstances. Owners should To Clinch Tie For 1st Place 3B—Furlong. Hlli o« Butler T In 9 Innlnga, Plerion 7 In I) Innings. Struck clubhouse and he might even check on the parking benefit from the results of the races without trying jut by Butler 8 by Plernon 8. Bases situation. When doing this job he Is always asking to copy them. Old Union House clinched at scoring Al Butler and John Buck- He offered to play with only >n balls oil Butler 1 off Pinion 3. least a tie for first place in theenfield. seven men, but Union House ABUH questions and collecting ideas from the patrons. An example of how stock designs can be Glen Cashlon followed by knock- coach George Spillanc accepted 5 0 o Jersey Shore Baseball League Wood, lb ...... So o He studies them all, good and bad, and if they tested and proved in competition was the Winne- yesterday by taking a forfeit ing in Prest and Lou Mandini the forfeit decision by umpire Mercer, as ,..»...... »..«.. „ 5 9 1 with a single down the right-field Jerry Kimbro. Wllllama, It ..._ .... .-„ „_„. ft 0 .1 catch the Phil twinkle, they're soon In production. bagoland Marathon earlier this summer in Wis- decision from the Madison PBA, ^tephenaon. c «.....- 4 11 while second-place Long Branch line. "There's only one way to play temeri, cf .. 4 0 1 Phil is not new to Monmouth Park. The con- consin, when a new catamaran built by Dave and Karlane, 3b 2 0 0 IAMA lost, 5-2, to the Freehold A triple by Tom Furiong was the game," Splllane said later. A. Havens, rf H _ S 0 0 the big blow in the Long Branch V. Havens, p „.„ 4 0 1 structing of Monmouth Park was on the drafting Bob Switzer of McHenry, 111., and driven by Bob, Townsmen. 'We didn't want to see these fel- Warden, rt .... 1 0 1 rally in the eighth. But winner lows make a mockery of it." boards in 1930 but some years later ran into difficulty ran the 65-mile course at an average speed of The win moved Freehold into a Totula . tie for second with the IAMA atBill Butler soon put out theLakewood (1) ABUH Brlnisr (1) AB R II when it was under way. It was the war years which 67.13 m.p.h. It is a four-step hydro catamaran, fire, and IAMA's fling for the . 3 O Xchum, rt - ...._, 4 0 • 8-5, a game and a half behind . 3 0 •aylor, It 3 0 1 brought a slow-down to construction. Iselin was head using an airfoil principle to attain a "nose low" Old Union House. day failed to upset the Freehold . 4 0 Benrman, 3b - 4 0 0 lead. Freeman, lb . 3 0 Fitjipstrtck. lb 4 0 of the construction committee and once the situation attitude. Construction is plywood enclosing poly- Union House now must sched- McKebry. 1b . . i 0 Pascuito, ..... 4 1 1 Red Bank inflated its lead , KM - < 1 nice, ss „ 4 0 2 let up regarding materials at the war's end, Phil went ester foam, with two cockpits well forward on each ule make-up games with Free- ohcrtACin, 2b 3 0 Kobo, cf ,. 3 0 II against the Level-Liners with sev- outfit n, rf 3 0 Cooper. 2b „ „ 2 0 0 hold and Lakewood. If it wins angur, It _ _ 3 0 Into speedy action. hull and high, vented fins in front of each of its either contest, it will have theen runs in the eighth inning. Paul Havtlanrt. p 3 0 1) Tot ill an 1 Mftnaaquan .11)00 000 020-:! Mr. Iselin's Initiative hurried matters and it 80 h.p. Mercury motors. pennant. McLaughlin rapped out twoRrd Bank (ID ABB1 Belmar _ 000 000 001— I I singles during the frame, in- WlS, Cf .41 2B—Hercor. Williams. Pucullo. Him was in 1946 that Monmouth Park opened. There Towners Win i'uma, u _ - • ._ __«__.. 4 1 off V. Havens 5 In 9 Innings, Havllaml Water was calm and conditions were good for cluding a bases-loaded hit which ltdurt, lb . 8 In p Innlnf*. struck out by V. were things undone on opening day, but Phil soon In other action yesterday, thewas good for two runs. John fckum. If . Havnns T by Havllitnd 8. Tiases on much of the run, but even in the choppy portions the Red Bank Towners kept alive ri, 3b . 5 1 balls oft V. Havens 3 off Havllanet «. had them riding with faster times than record Bland stroked another bases- ardee. rf 4 1 Umpires. Klnbro and Lattlmora. report was that the cat ran as smoothly as on flat wa- their slim hope for a berth in loaded single, whioh also drove !Yufk, If, lb i _ . 3 l breaking horses. the playoffs, posting an 11-1 vic- Janna, c 3 2 ter. in two tallies—-- toLautfiiln, 21b . . 3 2 tory over the winless Lakewood 'eralpbnko, p . - . 3 0- We could go on for hours bragging about the Unfortunately, there were no hot catamarans in Havens Stars Level-Liners. The Level-Line-s Total! . - 32 11 clubhouse, grandstand, stable area, and so on down the another marathon, the Around Long Island one of 254now have lost a baker's dozen, Manasquan pitcher Vern Hav- . . .. "00 000 1W>— 13 games. ens had a three-hit shutout until ed Bank 000 022 07jt—1 line, but the best notion of all is to visit the track if statute miles a couple of weeks later, as it would have 2B—Madure, Perilponko. Mannk. Hit The Towners, too, mast play a two down In the bottom of the if Eslelle S In 8 Innings. Perslponk' you have not been Ihere and see for yourself. And been interesting to see how they handled the open In ft Innings. Strurk out by Estelt pair of make-up dates, against ninth when Belmar shortstop Red by Preslponko ft. Bases on balls of there are hundreds and hundreds of Monmouth County ocean conditions of the first half of the race, and then Long Branch and Madison. Pascuito clouted a long double Helle 7 ofl Peslnonko 4. Manasquan and Belmar bothto center. Clayton then lapped an residents who can say they have never been to M. P. what speeds they could have maintained in the smooth Freehold <»> AB n finished up their seasons yester- infield single to score Pascuito, uckenfleld, ct . 3' 1 Phil and his wife Betty reside in Oceanport, water portions of the second half in Long Island Sound. day as Manasquan edged the but Havens gained his composure landtnl. 2b 3 1 rest. 3b 3 1 Wall Stadium Just a hop, two skips 'and a Jeep ride from the An argument over eligibility dropped several Knight's, 3-1, behind Vern Hav- and struck out John Kobb to end :ane. ss _ 4 0 the game. Cashlon. c 4 0 Oceanport plant. ens' five-hitter. on Cashlon. If _ 4 l Route 34 Belmar cats out just before the start, and the race was a -Ereehold garneredJts_WinJ™a Madison forfeited its game to erkln, lb „ 4 o congratulate you on being se- breeze for the now-famous Glass Moppie, owned the IAMA by piling up a 5-0 lead oid uniwTEecauient ^cauMTTot tier, p ™.'..l... .I""l"I"r™™ 3 1 every Saturday Nite lected Man of the Year for 1961. by Dick Bertram of Miami and driven by Sam Grif- by the sixth inning and stopping field nine players 50 minutes aft- Totals 32 ft a Brancher rally in the eighth er the game was scheduled to fiths of Miami, with Bertram aboard and famous at two runs. start. racing sailor Bob Bavier of Nooton, Conn., as nav- Freehold Scores The contest had been moved Monmouth Park igator. The Townsmen picked up their from Long Branch High School first run in the second inning to Oakhurst Firemen's Memorial CAREFREE SUMMER IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS Glass Moppie is the design that won the last two m A when Howie Herfcia-singled-home- Field frfcm'«f «* " - Madison SELECTIONS . AT OCE^SHffiT Miami - Nassau power boat races, one in rough-water Glen Cashion from second. coach Art GSbb said he had By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM and one in smooth, and has since been adapted into a They added four counter* in trouble notifying all his players commercially produced stock boat that has gained the rollicking sixth. With the of the change because they live MOTORING STARTS Fait Jed Fair Jed bases loaded, Albie Prest far away and had left their Ace la High Diplomat wide acceptance for sport fishing and other high speed punched a single Into left-center, homes early. 1 Talavera Hangman's Noose operations in rough water. Cycle-Wing Cycle Wing AT FIRESTONE Fait Accompli Love Cabin She won the Long Island event by a wide margin Summer Tanager Don The Rock opening up most of it in rough ocean run east to Moii- Errards Frissy Reflectra' tauk Point, when most of the other boats had trouble NJYRA Sailing Title Reflect™ Rustless Restless Fort Quill With a wide lead, Griffiths eased the throttles back and Barbs Alice Barb's Alice coasted home, averaging 37 knots and finishing 48 Colatura Colatura minutes ahead of a 30-foot inboard Pacemaker skiff. Won by Mrs. Booz White Lace Bland Delight Third was a little 17 Eltro outboard with single 50 h.p FAIR HAVEN - A fourth place from the host Naveslnk Sailing Eskimo Kiss Patsy V. Society. Light breezes prevailed Patsy V. That's Jazz Mercury, and another inboard, two outboards and anfinish in the final race ruined June Methot's chances for a throughout. The final race was Fresh Runner St. Valarie inboard-outboard were the only finishers out of a field completed at dusk. , ' Joe Cave Salamander North Jersey Yacht Racing As- of 24 starters. sociation women's individual sail- Third over-all was the, Shrews- Forever Blessing Loft bury Sailing and Yacht Club en- GET YOUR CAR READY NOW! Salamander Joe Cave ing championship. , • " \The Monmouth Boat Club skip- try consisting of MrsT^an Yorke, . Whippleton* Whippleton skipper, and Mrs. Ellen F,ox, Princess Leeyan Princess Leeyan per and her crew, Elaine Eng- berg, were holding a slight lead crew. The Litle Egg Harbor Y.C. Precision adjust ALL THIS Inbalance Inbalance Major League team .skippered by Elinor John over Mrs. Louis P. (Rose) Booz ^brakes, repack front FOR ONLY Rope Halter Missile Gap son, was fourth and the Atlantic wf bearings and add Bouncing Coin Rope Halter of Perth Amboy's Raritan Yacht Highlands Y.C. entry, skippered 8 Missile Gap Casend when disaster struck in the fifth by Erin Keaveny, with Mrs. Ei- brake fluid, itjieces- Amrel Amrei I and final series race on the Nave- leen Kcavcny as crew, were sary. sink River Friday. Midontrial Midontrial 'fifth. y Scientifically inspect Verdon Mariner's Guide Mrs. Booz sailed home in sec- IVJrs. Booz won the first and • X and align front-end •Best bet By The Associated Press ond place in that final race while third races, while Miss Methot V to manufacturer's (Time Is EST) Miss Methot's best was a fourth, took the second and fourth. A specifications. Late Scratches giving the Raritan girl the series come-from-behlnd win by some TRACK—Clear and Fast AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE by a single point. It was Mrs.25 yards proved to bo a big one 1—Hangman's Noose for the Raritan girl in the crucial Precision balance 2—Wide and Deep • W L Pet. G.B. W L Pet. G.B. Booz's second successive NJYRA both front wheels. New York 65 3« .644 Los Angeles 62 38 .620 women's championship and sends third race. Mrs. Yorke won the 4—Too Pampered final race for Shrewsbury. Any American 9—UFO, Hooligan, Ludo 2d. Detroit 64 38 .628 l'/j|Clnclnnall 63 40 .612 >/3 her into the Adams Cup area > Check power brake Mrs. Carol Hance and Don Car Baltimore 58 46 .358 8'/a San Francisco 54 46 .5488 semi-final series to be sailed In *X and power steering Cleveland 55 49 .529 11 % Milwaukee 50 48 .510II Day Sailers Aug. 7 on the Chesa- Colycr were chairmen for the sail-off. Luncheon was served by w units where applica- PAYDAY Chicago .51 53 .490 15'/21 Pittsburgh 45 48 .4813'/4 2 peake. ble. Bosto.i 47 58 .448 20 St. Louis _...47 52 .47514'/a The roiind-rnbin series was Mrs. Hnrold Lataud and Mrs. TERMS IT'S Washington 45 56 .446 20 Chicago ...43 56 .43418'/2 sailed In Wood-Pussies borrowed Ruffin Cook. -or any place else In the Buffalo, New York Minnesota 45 56 446 20 Philadelphia 30 66 .3130 Torsion Bar* Adjustment Not Included EASY •raa. Just dial Arta Coda Numbtr 716, then the Los Angeles 45 57 .441 20'/] "• Sunday's Results TO number you want Area Codas are the key Kansas City 37 63 .370 27'/j Chicag" " o 3-4, Cincinnati 2-5 PLUS, PHONE to easy telephoning to any place. Every Sunday's Results St. Louis 5-2, Milwaukee 3-3 .INTEREST ON YOUR FREE car and tire SAFETY CHECK area has a code. You'll find them in tha front Chicago 4-8, Boston 2-9, second (second game, 10 Innings) pages of your phone book. Please use them for Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 3 game, 10 innings) > SEE US FOR NEW JERSEY BELL Baltimore 4-2, New York 0-1 San Francisco 5, Philadelphia 2 V SAVINGS Minnesota 4, Detroit 0 Today's Games and Probable -''SPEEDWAY Pitchers Washington 4, Kansas City 0 where your dollar buy* MILES more PROVED Los Angeles 8, Cleveland 6 Second All-Slar game at Boston, Today's Games and Probable 2 p.m. u erchants SHadyside 7.5700 TIRES Tuesday's Schedule Pitchers' No games scheduled Maple Ave. at White St. *1 DOWN Second All-Star game at Boston, RED BANK 2 p.m. Roger Marig of the Yankees hit Tuesday's Schedule 15 home runs in June, three short | RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN 1000 Atbury Avenue Asbury Park No Games Scheduled of tba record. PR 5-8700 14—Monday, July 31, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER STEVE ROPER By SAWDERS and OVERGARD r«ftS—QHfTE CHABMM6HUA IM WJT BBXS SO VERY >W DAILY CROSSWORD Bridge Column 8BUTJM. SOOT OF WtH BUT OOMT 6MTCHER MOST CAPABLY, KR66T DEAR -^ IT 15 Vt&XMTI, BUT MOHEY YV 30. Be- PRIHCES5/ TORBOUHCERSHS MOT MUSCLE TKW RUTS CfF W g By ALFRED SHEIrVWOLO AH0TROOP H»EACE ' MARKET-PLACE/ (pus.) in. In 3. Chest this Don't let anybody tell you that 4. Pronoun layers crime never pays at the bridge & Reaches SZPuta table. Vou can get away with THE HANDS off murder if you are lucky, par- «.Flrm 23. Break- ticularly if the opponents are in- North dealer fast attentive. East-West vulnerable food -. NORTH ft Barber* 24 Charg- Any sober-minded bridge ex- * 8 2 concern ed pert would agree that the bidding (coUoq.) 38. Pronoun South was sober-minded Shcin- 0 4 3 O None («jrra.) wold. • AQ10 2 49765 1 3 ir a ULBngHali i. 1 We were taking a busman's SOUTH MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY rr»er % holiday in a charity tournament, • A Q 10 9 ' 2O.cay«Higbfc K> 11 and our score needed a shot in . home accessories to knit, CANCER (Jim. 72 lo July 21) . crochet, sew, weave, embroider. AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 »o Feb. IV) " lTmTrr m firnr, not aside pridt »nd It adds up! More and more quilt. Sec jumbo-knit hits, cloths. LEO (July n lo Aug. 21) "" • •mffiili n*ht now. spreads, toys, linens, afghans TkmVIRGV O« lJ Augih.no. 2i 2 l>rMc(rlo S.pt> .varUa 21) y •(• PISCES fF.b. 20 lo March 20) people use The Register ads each plus free patlerns. Send 25c Mfairar 1-llnrtii.i). Dtrou! llmTatHin<-«f to rrcrralionc covlg atMa. o atl Take a hark afat in rli4 silts. EUa WlitaMn ST. JAMES PARISH Used 7 CUSTOMER Agcaey. 14*0 O»an Aie Sea Bright UOtt — Buck lad wMW minlaturs ENOOTEERIHG 50 BUCKS BE g-WM Open a»«en i, MCMUM workist WITH BUYS /# choice NEPTUNE — Four-year old split, three 1655 FORD rour-door Station Waton, Between Keansburg and FUNDS? Women are having a good In- bedrooms, l'i baths, unfurnlihed. SIM) election campaign next year and, power steering, radio and heater. Only Atlantic Highlands come representing Avon Cosmetics. £AN to help manage retail paint store of fabrics $50 month. Year-round rental. Call PR 4- N—Immediatmediate occupancypy, 36,000 miles. Excellent condition. S55O. 7ST-5000 Opening! now available. Call BH 1-4343. •Icinlly Red Bank, part time hours. 9 Colonial bedroom with pillows. S168 alter 7 p.m Eight rooms and bath. Prici e $15.50(1$550(1. apparently, for an attempt \o win Call OS 1-2153. i p.m. to A p.m. Monday through u o conventionaventionall mortgage of $13,900 BARQAIN — Any boat you want to lamp* _,,.$so KOUH-UKDROOM split leve! home with the GOP nomination for Presi- Friday, Sunday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. All swimming pool, three baths, recreation can be had. $1600 caah down or second 1851 OPEL OLYMPIA — Very good own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- •epiles will be answered. Write "Re 3 Pc. Traditional bedroom mortgage o( S1000 will be taken by dent in 1964. condition. Asking J275. Call after 5:30 rangements completed In one call at HELP WANTED-MALE beautiful finish $50 room, modern porch, landscaprd. patios. p m. SH 7-3193. • • any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH all Paint", Box 511. Red Bank. Phone LI 2-3121 after August 2. owner. Call OS 1-1746 alter 5 p.m Name Your Terms ! The job he has undertaken is 1960 FORD — BIght-cyllnder, four-door, KOUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1- MUTUAL FUNDS ONE-FAMILY HOUSE — Oil heat, rea a difficult one, especially on the radio, heater, Fordomatlc. Must -sell, 1000. No Delivery Charges ! sonable. 43 Tecumseh Ave.. LOTS AND ACREAGE receiving company car. Priced for quick INSURANCE — Marine, outboard-all HELP WANTED-Male - Female Oceanport national level. • ale. SH 1-8364. forms. Rolaton Waterbury. Realtor, SUCCESS FIELD FURNITURE UNFURNISHED OCEANPORT water- LOTS FOR SALE — Mlddletown Rockefeller is operating; over a since 1925. 16 W. Front St., SH 7-3500. Phone RU 1-2029, or 1956 FORD STATION WAOON — Emir MEN - WOMEN WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT front homt M«2V paneled living room SE 2-OOB2 political spectrum that ranges door, automatic, power steering, radio, 1BS1 13'i1 FIBEROLAS runabout, fully national corporation now Intervlewlni with fireplace, three bedrooms, two heater, A-l condition, must sell, $580. equipped Including 35 ti.p. Mercury elec- BREEDS ror daytime sales work. Field expert 22 EAST FRONT STREET baths, sqreened porch, tennis courts, BEAUTIFUL NAVESINK RIVER LOX from the Liberal Party of New 15 Maplewood Ave., Rumson. tric outboard motor and Tee Nee trail- »nce helpful, but not neceasary. Must two-car garage. On own channel In in Mlddletown. Have your house over- York City to conservative Re- er. Used sparingly, worth 11400, quick ie neat and have car. Experienced per* KEYPORT. N. J. Shrewsbury River. $150 per month. KE lookk watert , docdkk your boat In your 1952 FORD — Used only as second sale 1T00. Call SH 1-7300 after 7 p.m. son -will be considered for district man- 1-2310 or RU 10444. backyard. Urge trees. Lot 83'4B0" publicanism. car. Qood tlret. excellent engine, low SUCCESS! ager position of new office in Hon- Call SH 70240. mlleate, *185. 787-6081. 13' RUNABOUT with 25 h.p. Elgin mouth County. For confidential Inter- for appointment dial CO 4-3022 EAST KEANSBURG — Small The Liberals emphasize pro- room bungalow Rnd bath. 150. RUMSON BUILlllNO LOT — 2'i acres, 1959 CHEVROLET 1MPALA — Con-motor. Price S25O. Call lew call CHestnut 1-0003 between S STORE HOURS: Monday thru CA 20485 a.m. and 12 noon. Saturday 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. 7S7-4849 part pond, landscaped. Rumaon Road. labor and social legislation? Many vertible. While walls, fully equipped. The great forward motion It Epple. RU 1-2588- one owner. 11650. SH 1-1576^ 24' CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER—130 h.p. BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY Thursday & Friday evenings till conservative Republicans are con- 9:00 P.M. IMPROVED—120x2000' Sycamore 1MQ Lasalle — convertible. Black, good sleep two, head, galley, navy top, of our Mutual Funds Division Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders. X)T I cerned that organized labor has pilot seats, good condition. In the way, 178 Broadway. Long Branch. CA. 2-4747. FURNISHED ROOMS Ave.. New Shrewsburyb . FinFi e tion running condition. Radio and heater, 12300. SH 7-4273. has created openings for COOKWAHE Ready for Immediate bbuildigilding.. (5,500(, . grown too powerful and that so- «125, RU 1-1352. LICENSED real estate salesperson: For leautlful 21 piece set of matching SINGLE ROOMS. Clean and comfort- PrincipalPiil s onlynly. PPAA 1-4B00, LII 2-227022270. 36' — 1957 Chrla Craft, 130 h.p., cleaii, active offica In Multiple Listing Service :ookware, aacrKlce, 118. Will deliver. able. Reasonable rate. Oarage. Gen- cial reforms are turning into 1M0 VOLKSWAGEN — Radio, heater, In the water. Phone PORT MONMOUTH — 75x100. Corner excellent condition, (1275. Call after Good floor time, good commission*. Cal ;all SH 7-2862. tlemen preferred. Bl Wallace Bt. SH 1 lot Water and gas. Several trees, near Socialism. 811 1-5439 OS 1-0600, Harry A. Kearney A Co. 5392. • :30 CO 4-3181. TEN MEN Mlddletown. 8 CU FT FREEZER — Upright. railroad station, $800. OB 1-H50. The governor has managed* for MM PONTIAC — Two-door. Badlo and 14' ELGIN RUNABOUT — 5>,4 h.p. Reasonable offer. LARQE, clean comfortable room, two Evlnrude motor and stand, trailer and ACTIVE AGENCY seeks full time, sail 787-0944 blocks from Broad St. Gentleman. Rea- the most part, to stay out of the heater. Asking 1275. Call hitch; 12' boat. All cheap for quick OR WOMEN :onable rate. SH 7-2249. . 811 1-7675 sale. 787-2551. help. Real Estate experience not rc 3OING OUT OF BUSINESS — Every- REAL ESTATE WANTED line of fire between these and quired. Call BARONET REALTY. CO thing under cost. Maple bunk beds, SEA BRIGHT — 1K1 ANOL1A — TaKe over 16' OLD TOWN CANOE. J75. 14' rowIf you're looking for a high income 4-2010. :able springs, guard rail and ladder, $40. FURNISHED ROOM. WE NEED LISTINGS - Prompt pro- other, opposing groups. itt per month, J100 down. boat with 3Vj h.p. Brlggs Stratton en- potentfal and if you have a finely SH 1-8931 SXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY — For Pair of maple twin beds, complete with 4 PENINSULA AVE. feiislonal service. Homes shown by ap- But the Newburgh situation of- jne, $150. Boat trailer, $75. SH 1-1162 developed Instinct (or «elling. you mayyoung or mlddleaKed couple only, man Irm Inner spring mattresaeK, $100. pointment only. 19S5 CADILLAC — Coupe de Vine, good or AT l-ooio. he one of the ten people wanted by staple bed, $15. Coil springs, all sized, fered no easy solution. Bache A Co. age and operate thriving motel, exper! condition, full power. J110O or best 17' CHRIS CRAFT — Inboard. Good ence not necessary. For appointment (S. Hollywood headboards, $3. Five- McGowan Ryan Agency That city's plan to curtail public offer. Can be Been at Hy * Jeff's Auto ski boat. Will consider smaller boat Here la a chance to move upward as call CA 2-1702. >lece kitchen sets, $39. Base cabinets, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Red Bank an 7-3000 Body Shop. Newman Springs Rd., Montrade. SH 7-0530. full-time Registered Representative J8. 9x12 linoleum, $4. UnpalntPd cap- welfare arrayed liberals. Negroes, day through Saturday. an old, established and respected N, Y, :alns chairs, $6. Boston rocker, $5. HOUSES FOR SALE LJST XUUK HOME WITH WALKKU 4 18' OWENS outboard Cruiser. 36 h.p. Block Exchange Firm. I/ARIETY STORE, 115 West Front St. labor leaders and an agency of 1955 FORD CONVERTIBLE — Fordo Evlnrude, convertible top, side curtains, SITUATIONS WANTED, Female WM,KEB the office thai offers com matlc. power steering, window, seat!!. full canvas, head, trailer, A-l condition. >EL.UXE KENMORE — Wringer type plete service. We take nouses In trade. state government against con- New vinyl top, radio, heater. BH 1-32C8Also 25 h.p. Evinrude. A. Sihler, 90 One Month WILL HELP WITH PARTIES, dinners, 'aaher. Used one year. Excellent conul- BERG •VA finance. «*• appraise, and best of all servatives., taxpayer groups and MG — TD, 1952, A-l condition, white Jftckson St., Freehold. HO 2-4436. or other occasions. Call Ion. Was $169. Now $50.00 AT 1-1585. we sell. Walker * Walker. Real Estate. SH 1-8881. Insurance. Open 7 daya. Shrewsbury advocates of strong home rule. walls, radio, heater, new top and in 18'-1!>59 Zobel "8ea Fox" skiff, Chrl Training Program . ATTIC FAN with Automatic timer, offlca SH 1-5212 Rarltan otflca, CO 4 terlor. 1595. CA 2-7870. Craft 100 h.p. engine. Excellent condi- MOTHER — Will care for children In 7S. Lawn mower, 8 h.p. Brlggs Strat- VETERANS 521Z Rockefeller, after a long period tion. CA 2-16>0. Starting August 14 her own home, for working mother. 1953 FOUR-DOOR BUICK super. V-8, on engine, $110. BH 1-1162 or AT 1- NO DOWN PAYMENT WE HAVE BUYERS of silence, finally said he would Dynaflow. Radio, heater, good condl Call SH 7-0S88. 1040. We want ten career representative! to FOR RANCH HOMES not countenance any violations tlon. *215. BH 7-0396. TWO RELIABLE WOMEN — Desire TWIN TRENCH Provincial bed with $79 Per Month MIDDLETOWN — Holmdel area. Two- sell Mutual Fund program* In North to care for preschool agers In own MOTOR BIKE — Brlggs ana Strat BUSINESS NOTICES Jersey Shore markets. Mutual Fund ex- box spring - and mattress. Florentine Join th» Ufesavlnc Club. You'll know three or four bedrooms. Up to $19,000. of wejfare regulations. ton engine, good transportation, MO. perience la desirable, but not required, home. Call 787-5109. white, ISO. Large modern gray dresserwhat we mean when you see this Call BARONET REALTY. Ilazlet. CO »H 1-23M. base, HO; small gray dresser 120: It appears unlikely that Rock- M * II Dock * Bulknead contractors. You will use your own car. WOMAN — Experienced as cook and modern living room chair, loam seat lovely three-bedroom home with formal 4-2010. 1MS1 CHEVROLET — Oood running Docks rebuilt, piling Jetted, hammered. We demand top-notch people. In re cashier wishes part-time work, after- dining room, science lcjtchen, base- efeller will lose support among Estimates given BE 2-1744. turn, we offer: md back, J25: modern foam green HANDYMAN BPEC1AL desired. Used, condition. Call noons or evenings. 8H 7-2740 before 6 :halr, soiled, (IS; blond desk and chair ment, mud room, range, blinds, com but not abused, eight to twelve-room upstate Republicans simply be- SH 1-5037 FOR riliOlD WORK. c'*o tree service 1. A proven sales program. p.m. ;15. Will accept offers. 311 7-9562. bination aluminum storm sash and a within 10 mile radius of Ktyport. Box lovely landscaped lot In a central lo- cause he opposed the Newburgh 19M CHEVROLET — One owner, fmii Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI 2. Liberal salary while in training (on cation, Immediate possession at clos- 23, Keyport, N,J. new tires, recently overhauled. 1326, 2-4220 for tree estimates. Full Insura month) then an outstanding com pen LARGE BAG of scrap foam rubber plan. 8H 7-3422. aatlon schedule. SITUATIONS WANTED, Malt 'or toys, etc. 75 cents. 3. Leads from advertising campaigns. OAMART Rte 35 EATONTOWN LISTINGS WANTED But there is a broader, political 1950 CHEVROLET four-door sedan MA80N — Dry wells, laterals, patios, 4. Generous protit-sharing plans, group PAJtT TIME MULT1L1TH 1230 opera $11,700 Full Price bargain, ISO. sidewalks and aeptio tanks. Call HH I- ILENUKRIZINO EQUIPMENT - For For the- Red Bank Area significance. 1078. life, medical A surgical benefits. tor. Xerography. Evening! and week- ent or sale: free delivery. South Jar Non-Vet $355 Down OS 13631 5. The backing of Bache ft Co., a long' end! SH 1-1923 after 5 p.m. ley SUROICAL SH 7-2814^ Multiple Dating Bystrm If Rockefeller wants to bid for 14' DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to established, widely known atock ex< Call: ROLSTON WATERBURY W83 PONTIAC SEDAN, good paint, mo- change firm, servicing Investment THREE RELIABLE BOYS available tor, upholstery. New tires, battery. remove traah from yards, attics, cel< r Monmouth County Office 19 West Front St., Red Bank the Republican nomination for lars, etc. Also, equipped lor contract clients nation-wide and abroad, with ">tor yard, attic cellar cleaning. Oenera SURVIVAL MINDED ? BH 7-3BO0 ..Brakes, front rebushed. 54.000 miles. over 80 years' experience outdooi work. Call evenlnga. SH 7-186B. president, a reputation as a doc- Unusually good, from original owner. Ing work. SH 7-2144. For your fall-out ihelter or boat. 100% Rt. 35, Mlddletown, N. J. Over 13,000,000 sold hy MLS Reasonable. SH 7-4207. in securities BILL VAN PELT In three monUis trinaire liberal would be a serious HAVE SEDAN WILL TRAVEL—To do ODD JOBS — LIOHT HAULINO pure canned drinking water In cor- CHEVROUCT 1956 Powergllde. Ver: odd Jobs such as cellars pumped out SH 7-W16 ojilon-reilitant cam tl.W per caie of WILL BUY on contract, after small handicap. rood condition. New paint. 1600. 500small lawns, fence building, window IN EATONTOWN CALL: !5, 10 ounce cant. Jemen's Meat THE BERG AGENCY down payrnent, small house vlclnltjr of Jnd Ave.. Loni Branch, after 6 p.m. cleaning and minor repairs. All work LEE P. BROWN Market, Campbell's Junction, Beltorrt. West Keansburj to Port Monmoulh. At the opposite extreme stands guaranteed and reasonable. Call TAO delivered within rive mile radius, 00 "Periontllxed Service" Call 7S7-DM3 aller «:30 p.m. Sen. Barry Goldwater, leader 1*49 FORD two-door, good condition, t LI 2-0242. Liberty 2-351X1 FINANCIAL :entl extra. Phone 787*1069. (60. Call !1" G.E. TABLE MODEL TV. $SS. OSborn* I -1000 of Republican conservatism. And SH 7-1536 INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully Inquirn e Service Department, Eatontown the supporters of Richard M. Nix- 1960 SIMCA four-door Aronde deluxe, given. SH 1-8055 or OS 1-1783. BACHE & CO. V, Hwy. 35. Eatontown. LI 2-0400. Daily »•» laturday and Sunday 107 Use The slack, radio and heater, seat covers, MOBILE SERVICE} STATION (or leal on, anxious for him to try again, PAINTINO AND PAPER HANGING — Member New York Stock Exchange Front Street and Glob* court. Ret IXCELLENT 21" MOTOHOLA comole 11.000 mllei. Asking 11,095. RU M704 Interior, exterior. Call Ed Zlnfer, 8H and other leading exchanges Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited Inveit TV, |3S. Good 21" Heo reel power mow- NEW HOME picture him as the man in the 1958 CHEVROLET 7-3491. ment Excellent opportunity. 9-5 er, |20. 69 Sllveralde Ave.. Little Silver. Register middle of the road and therefore 3« WALL ST., NEW YORK 5, N. Y. CA 2-8049. after 7 call SH 7-5018. One own»r. 11100 DIM HOME IMPROVEMENTS—Car- 'OICE OF MUSIC recorder. Bendlx LINCROFT the logical candidate. CO 4-21*0 after > p.m . pentry, electrical work, painting, in- GENERAL CONTRACTING BUSINESS washing machine. 77 Mechanic St., all' I960 CHEVROLET STATION WA00N- terior and exterior. All work guaran- MALE HELP WANTED H.D.-5 Front-End loader, rubber tin ernoons and evenings. Thr«*« Urge bed room •, large dining Classified Rockefeller has indicated that Itadlo, beater, 11.000 miles. S2.100. teed. Free estimates. Call 787-5674. loader, two dump truck*, tilt trailer, room, living room, completely •modern OS 1-1170 IMMEDIATE employment In our re- chain lawn. RU 1-0745. kitchen, two complete bathi, Urge - LEGAL NOTICE- his goal is to work with all ele- DRESSMAKER — Ladles and children'! cently opened factory branch. Job MERCHANDISE WANTED garage, hot water oil fired baseboard clothef. Alterations. openings lor MAINTENANCE, COL SHELL SERVICE STATION Tor leaie, leat. 103x145 plot. Roma Court. Call ments of the party. His position .SH 1-4934 LECTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES, Willow Dr. and Sycamore Ave.. Littl '1ANOS and musical Instruments SH 1-7062 or LI 2-91131 for appointment. NOTICE would be jeopardized by too many MOBILE HOMES Past experience not necessary. We Silver. Excellent opportunity for indl wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- SLTK.IUOH COURT OK NEW JERSEY train you. Permanent positions, i vidual desiring own business. For In zer. 30S Main 8U. Lakewood or Fox- CHANCKRY DIVISION Newburghs. cellent opportunity tor advancement. formation call PA 1-1212, 8:30 - ft p.m croft 3-2190. DO YOU WANT A TWO-BEDROOM MONMOUTH COUNTY weekdays. HOME FOR A REASONABLE PRICE A MOBILE HOME EMPLOYMENT SALARY *95.!K> . tlM OLD FURNITURE — Antlquei, china We have a number of nice homes imt'KKT NO. M nm-fio Klaasware, art object! and bric-a-brac. irom HI. 500 to (15,000. Civil Action To Fit Your Budget HELP WANTED—FEMALE We are hiring now Immediate caah for anything and every- RARITAN ARSENAL Call SH 1-1019. MORTGAGES .hlnfc, Ruscil'i, 25 East Front St. SH 1- NOTICK TO ABSENT PEKKNDANT gmall down payment on new and used Ask for Personnel Department. BLAINE ASSOCIATES WASHINGTON - Sens. Clifford Many to choose from. Low rate fl 1693. OK oimt-;n FOK PUBLICATION P. Case, R-NJ, and Harrison A. nanclng. WOMEN Real Estate TV SERVICE MAN MORTGAGE MONEY i" JOINTER in good condition, rea- Hwy 35 Eatontown -VILORRAIN- THOMAE CAROLS E ROOT. Plaintiff, WI REFUSED TO BE UNDERSOLD For store"*ecurity In Keansburg ares. EXPERIENCE!* ONLY NEED APPL' Loan. 28 yeari. ionel)lp. Evenings or week endi, call Williams, Jr., D-NJ, say they LI 2-1188 LI 2-2020 fenrianl. REGOIE ROOT, De- Full time, days. Monday through Frl CALL 787-5287 NO POINTS SH 7044' AT 1-0001. TO: THOMAS will press harder in view of day. Experience helpful. We will train. fendant : ll KGO IE ROOT. De- HQLLY HILL Apply: FIRST CLASS PAINTER wanted. Cai WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT— "Privat' BEAUTIFUL R1VE11 FRONT property President Kennedy's address to 787-3696 Individual" interested In a five yea: 917 River Rd. Fair Haven. Approxi- BY VIRTl'E of an Order of the Su- Wednos 'ay, AuKust 2. 9 a.m.-12 after 7 p.m. loan of |6000. Repayments each mont PETS AND LIVESTOCK mately 60x90. eight rooms, within walk- perior Court of New Jersey, Chnncrry the nation Tuesday, for recon- Mobile Homes Sales NEW JERSEV STATE giving- a return of 10 per cent on ba Ing distance to school and center of Division, made on the 25th 'lay of July, lit 35 PArkway 1-5858 South Amboy EMPLOYMENT SERVICE PRESSER WANTED — Must be „ ance remaining at end of each year. 1961. In a civil action wherein Lor- sideration of a Defense Depart- perienced. Call OS 1-OMB days. Eve- BUCKSKIN RIDING HORSE — About town. Immediate possession. Kor ap-raine Carole Root is the plnintff ftnd 48 E. Front St. Red Bank nings OS 1-3169. Reply "Five" Box 511, Red Bank, N.J. nine years old. |195 with saddle and pointment call SH 10894 or SH 1-0232. ment decision to close Raritan 1958 MOBILE HOME 10x50. Two bed- D.P.C. LI 2-1718. you are th« defendant, you are here- room*, front kitchen. Must see to ap-EXPERIENCED medical secretary, ful MAN to manage retail paint aton LITTLE - SILVER Tall oak trees by -required-to-answer the Complaint Arsenal. "The department should preciate. Will sacrifice. 13,800. AT 1-3410 time, no weekend work. Phone -SH 1.vicinity Red Bank. Experience preferred SELECTION OP PRIZE BIRDS-Klnch- provide cool shaile for three-bedroom nf the plaintiff on nr before, the 26th accelerate its review of its 'pro- 11" a.m. to 8 p.m. 7336 or write Drs. Masaell A Marcellus, but not necessary. Aggressive man de- MERCHANDISE ci, Canaries, Pheasants (Golden, Am- custom ranch. Jalousled breczeway. ilny of September, 1961, hy serving an siring permanent position with grow- herst, Silver, Ring Neck). Pigeons, brick patio. Asking (32,000. SH 1-8161. answer on Thomas E. Fft7gerald. Esq., posal to shut down Raritan Arse- 43 W. Front St.. Red Bank. ing company to manage new paint store. FOR SALE iwnile Kings, Kan Tails), RU 1-0576. if (he firm of Rrhnefer tk Fitzgerald, AUTOS AND TRUCKS All replica will be answered. Write MIDDLETOWN — Will soil eight-room, plaintiff's attorney*, whose address, li nal," Case said, adding: "We can REGISTERED NUR8B — Hours 8 or POODLES — Black miniatures, ilx three-bedroom house $15,700. 113,900 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Some responsibility, •Paint", Box 511, Red Bank. State Highway 35 A Allenhurst1 Avenue. not afford to waste facilities al- Write "Nurse" Box 511. Red Bank HAMMOND weeki old. AKO registered. Call OS 1-conventional, 20 year mortgage, can boWnnmnassa. Nrw Jersey 11 . O. Box 0338 after 4:20 p.m. had with $1,800 cash down. Payments 97, Oalthursl, New Jersey) ami In de-ready in being and the training McCARthy FATHER OF three children (5,6.81 ORGAN STUDIO include taxes and interest, S13K perfault thereof inch judgment shall be Ishes houHekeeper to live In, per- PART TIME UQS — Two, female, l'.i years old. month. Home has appraisal or $18,200. and experience of those who staff OF ASBURY PARK AKO registered. S60. each. CO 4 rendered against you an the Court ahull manent. Good home, low starting sal- IF you are free from 6-10 p.m. evt 0753. Call for appointment" O-"S 1-1746 afte' r thjnk equitable and Just. You shall file them." CHEVROLET ary. Call after 5:30 767-6656. nines and during the day on Saturday Hammond Chord fl-6 S 70S 5 p.m. your annwer nnd proof of service In honest, ambitious and neat appearing, Conn Spinet Organ 9 S45 CHIHUAHUA—Year old, male, approxl Implicate with the Clerk nf the Su- EXPERIENCED OPERATORS On lad'we can you show you earnings of S80Hammond M-3, walnut ...* 995matety three pounds, |75. Because of NEW MONMOUTH - Minutes to Bell perior Court; iStnte House Annex, Tren- NEEDS YOUR les' dresses. Apply 107 Summit Ave., per week, while you still retain your Hammond M-3 with reverb unit ..fl.m small size, this dog not avallabieto fam- Labs. Lovely three-bedroom ranch. Ex ton, New Jersey, In accordance with Belford. regular Job. Need only 10 men. must SALES AND SERVICE ily with very young children. SH 1-0095. cellent condition. Full basement, at the rules of civil practice and pro- NEW AIR PROF be over 21. Phone Mr. Xrnone at SH 1- RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION tached garage, screened porch, dlnlnn cedure. CAR NOW! EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY *32fl for appointment. AKC REGISTERED BEAGLE PUPS— room, ceramic tile bath. Includes wail NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) — Open Dally Till > — Saturday Till >:3C Eight weeks, reasonable. Call 8H 1-2809 to wall carpeting, blinds, aluminum The object of said! action In to ob- For underwear and eleepwear factory. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. fter 6 p.m. storms and screens. Walking distance Col. Walter G. W. Clantoff has WE PAY THE LIMIT! Apply: Matawan Undies. 1 Johnson Experience not necessary, but hard work lo churches, parochial and public tain a judgment of divorce, between Ave., Matawan. PR 5-B300 THREE HEALTHY CQLUE the Maid plaintiff and you, been named professor of air la. We will train you. Call foi" appoint- school^, _Bhqpp_lng center, Newark and DATED: July 27, IM1 UP TO 5,000 r*Wl»HUTalK»V~ AUUlKft—machine J S4H GREEN STAMPS Apply In person Rtvercrest Nursing BLA1NE ASSOCIATES, REAL ESTATE All makes new or used, tfuaranteed. cunt OI mortgage, cash (5.500. Prlncl Attorney* for Palintlff president Mason W. Gross has Home, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Hwy 35 Eatontown Low as f25 Serplco's, 101 Monmout pala only. OS 1-2S66 after 6 p.m. Ry THOMAS K. FITZGERALD WITH THE LI 2-1188 LI 22020 Bt Next to theater SH 7-O484 A Member of the Firm, announced. SECRETARY —For CPA office: neat IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY PURCHASE OF ANY and accurate In typing financial reports ELECTROMJX CORPORATION OIL PORTRAITS, I>x2t from Colo: REAL E5TATE FOR RENT July to. AUK. 7, 14,. 21 Col. Clantoff. now director ol on IBM typewriter; some steno. write snapshots, S15. No payment l( not sat julet •Me at reel. Kour-bedroom split. "O. K." USED CAR MEN wanted over 21. Salea and serv- APARTMENTS $25,200. Two tiled baths, powder room, personnel services at Air Defense education, experience, reference and ice. Mechanical background helpful. 508 lined. OS 1-1017 or Box 103, Middle NOTICE 1949 Olds 4dr. Sedan 141 salary desired to P. O. Box 9(7. RedProspect Ave.. Little Silver Shopplni town, N.J. TWIN GGABLE—ApartmentsApartments.. Four-rooFourroom aclence kitchen, dJihw»her. gas dryer. Command Headquarters, will suc- Bank. apartmentt t on riverfroniftt $165 monthth. Many extraa. $145 pays HI with 4'-,% Notice Is hereby Riven that sealed 1954 Chevrolet Belalr 4-dr. Sedan Center. SH 12070. ' EVBRYTH1NO MUST OO — Used fui V. A. mortgage. BH 7-0666. bids will be received hy the Borough ceed Col, Harry C. Morrison, 1H4 Chevy U-Ton Pickup nlture department, beda springi SH 1-2399. Council—of—ianl ir~SHyFT~f or m ai nt e • —ISW-Ford-Vlctorla-Hardtop.—Jt*H— NCK AREA — Large roomt. 19E6 Plymouth Wagon Load*4— Permanent posfuoiv Apply In writing, room, mechanically Inclined, driver's dressers, kitchen tables, wicker rocke SPACIOUS FIVE ROOMfl ••• Garden nance'and repair material* In the Bor-who has completed a four-year Anderson Bros?. IncT. P. O. Bom 327license. , excellent opportunity for a Job Babee Penda, S2 each. Chests, $3. Raautl NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS 1960 Valiant V-200, 4-dr.. Sacrifice creases. Profit sharing and pension $79.05 when new, $25. Weatlngbouse re ful center hall colonial on I1, acre*, New Jersey, nnrl may hr Inspected Ijy 1961 Corvalr Monia, Like New DAUGHTER) | plan plus many company benofitn. Mi'rt frlgerator . In excellent working order Qood location. References. Can- 787- prospective bidders during huslness Notice is hereby given that Healed 1961 Renault Dauphlne, new MOTHER COMPOSER AND CREA •ie high school graduate, college pre- 55" high. 21" wide, 21" deep, J50 3680. 140,500. Hand split nhnkeg and red hours- TIVE WORK brick, four bedrooms, 2',i baths, maid's bids will be received by the Mayor 1961 Chevy Qreenbrier, Like New ferred. Openings In Atlantic Htghlamm May be seen at 91 Princeton Rd. room, same room. Builder's own home. Didders will he furnished with a and Council nf the Borough or Rum- 1WW Chevy Impsla Conv., Like New DAUGHTER PLANS SINGING CA and Freehold offices. Bell Finance ofr Lake Ave.. Fair Haven. SH 1-IMtTHREE-ROOM APARTMENT FlHt copy of the specification* by the en- son, at a regular meeting to bn held 1981 Chevy 'i tt ^i-Ton Pickups REER floor. Interracial. Couple preferred. For BH 1-7733. ______„ __ gineer on proper not I en and payment* Company. EARLY VICTORIAN seven-piece llvln nformation call SH 1-3370. TMurailRy, August 10, 1961 at 8:30- Like New LOVELY HOME ON LAKE-OCEAN THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT — With urv of cost of preparation. Bids must be Hall. Itu 1911 Corvalr Pickup. Like New PERMANENT POSITION OR SUM -oom set. Kreen satin upholstery, per of rol pp. P.M. at Memorial Borough Kui.y feet condition. Includes sofa, stationer 3',4 ROOM APARTMENT — Nice street. finished fourth. Living room, dining in N. J. and opened il MER WANTED—Young man for clerical po- r room, modern kitchen with hultt-lns. mnele on standnrd iiropoimip l forms Hi I Jkfl ocker, double arm chair, four slng close to but, adults preferred. Available tiin dlll thi d public for th« surface improvement lo SEE .,HOWS OPERAS-TRIPS-SWIMS sition with a bright future. now. AT 1-3738. and plenty of cabinet space, 1',$ dealgnalnl therein nnd re- Tyson Lane, Pond Road and Wind- McGAR+hy PR 4-5440, 515 SUNSET AVE., ASBURY •hnlrs. CA 2-705H. bathf, laundry room, 12'x22* recreation quired by the upcciflcatlnnn, nntnl In Minimum requirements —• High School NEW APARTMENT — Three rooms enclosed In scaled envelopra, hearing nlll Lane. PARK PRAKTICA CAMERA — SIX month with custom bar, attached garage. thn nanic and addrenn of bidder an18,&00. SH 1-2065. less than 1500.00 ami bn delivered at the amount bid, drawn to Ihe order of tht plac«--Qn_ar..herore lb« hour named the Borough o(. Rumaon. _New Jersey. Cookman Ave. aTllatn SL. AsDury PI LONG BRANCH — UnlurnfsheT7hreT SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom,,, two above. The atandord proposal form and 1 guarantee that If TTie "proposal is Open dally till » Sat. Ull 5:30 bedroom apartment, yearly, heat, .hot baths, Twoatory, center hull colonial the Non-Collusion Affidavit are attached accepted, a contract will be entered water lupplled, n*ar school, ocf plant. Hot water heat, full bailments, to the stipple mental specifications, cop- Into and performance bond furnished PR 5-9501 Jot IM'xlKO'. Wft!l-to-wall enrpetini"g In'-- to f phip h li pecfnishd , ap CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY transportation. CA 2-3B90. eluded. $2t.fJ00 and 129,000. Birch 1Drive ies of which wli r>p furnished on ap- HI security for the performance of the KOPAK VERIFAX Photo Copier for let RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. or CA 2-7028. pllcnllon to enclncer. contractontra . A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDSI ter and legal size paper. Like new, com First floor, modern four-room apart* '•B y 'OrdeOrder of thIhe MayoM r and Borough The Borough Council reserves the pletft with Mntrex paper and solution ment. Tile bath, private entrance. On U Council, right to rfjpct any nr all Mils. acre, low taxes. Price nom ranch. Coat new 1150, price $75 Call OS bus line. Call BH 7-3001. 112,300. 88 P. PAI'L CAMPI. Mayor. ALBERT A. KEKK. JR.. IKJOII CALVIN A. HOWE, Acting Clerk,!' Borough Clerk. FtfRNiaiTifiT) — Three~nice rodiiiV — Six rooms, trees, July 11, Ailg, 7 - 118.81 July STUDIO COl'CH—525. Twin beds. S2? balh. Bfil locution. $56 month. Refer- oversized garage. Asking 116.- Adding Machines—rvnewrlter* China and Glass Repair Painting and Decorating Dining room suite Italian hand carvei ences. 24 Center SL, fl«a Bright, oak, best offer. SH 7-.lOIH. or 31 Fair •WO. BH 7-31.17. tDDING MACHINES - Typewriters EXPKRl MUNU1NU Unina Haas CARL B JONI0B- Painting and dec view Dr., Mtclrtli-town. ATLANTIC HIGHLAND!) — 3'.f7oom iTmrLK s 1 LVEII"^"FOXVood Park sec- •old. rented, repaired. Serplco's, 101 •liver reflnlihlng and plating. Therm- orating General contracting. Free partially furnished modern apartment. tion. Capp Crjd, seven room*. I'.n baths, Monmoutn Bl., Red Bank. SH 7-O18H oa bucket,. China t Olass Shop. 147 estlmatea Call SH 1-4343 24 hours DESKS - NEW AN11 I!HBI>, SIS V Fine lection, ft Third Ave. AT 1-051B-J. wall t'i wall carpeting. Owner moving Broad St. Red Bank OH 7-4(00. Kllea 115 up, adding machines, typ< writers,("storage cabinets, chalra, etc ONE-ROOM rurnlshetl •partmi-iit. I'd- from town, |22.oOO. BH 1-2444. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES nt inw. prlci-s. A A C De«k Co., Rt. 33 e bath. Flrnt floor. All utilities. tiRf NKW~f I lYlE K~B E I7R6~O M~ SioSlE^T lie 1 Day 40c Line Appliance Repairs Public Stenographer Oakhurst. opposite N. J. Warehoui of waiter. In home of one adult. Menl bnth. gal hoi water heat, aitarh'd Fuel Oil — Heating KB 1-aDPO, military couple. SKI JUT niotitli. , and laundry room. Fully land- 3 Days Consecutive 32P Line APPLIANCE REPAIR and installa- BARB SERVICES 2-4505. , low taxes. CA 2-GH!17. 4 Days Consecutive -_, 30c Une tion Residential and commercial wir- FUEL Oil. * HEATING—Call SH 1- TYPING - Publicity; Bookkeeping EXERCYCLE — Like new. 1225. 1 ing Allan Electric BH 7-M12. Service. Mimeographing. Will pickup per month.. Call 'SH 7-15-24 HKP BANK — Unfurnished. ihri» RIVEIt OAKS, FAIR IIAVKN—Well- 5 Days Consecutive 25c Line 0610 Ull Delivery. Inc.. Service A ooms and bath. Newlyy dr Salea 3 Herbert SL. Red Bank. and .Mellver. CA 0-3500. evenings ld built seven-room ranch, four herlrnniiiK W Days Consecutive 2Ac Line entrance. |S3 Includes utSiltlf n. SH .reeni-d porch, beaut inilly wood dl Auctioneer l-RSBfl^ 'oiinrfa, Irleal location. River right a. W Days Consecutive 23c Line Radio-Television Repair Free Installation THKEl^ilUoM KIJ rtNTsii K U a part - rrft miles lo ocean. Nenr excellent Blind ids using Tb* fUsii er'a p O Boi 25o eitra. ii O COATS - An e3.it . .>• Auction Home Improvements ALUMINUM COMBINATION mt?nt near hus and ahopplng center. 04 hooln. Owner trnnsfurred. Anklng S'-'.t, tppralsal Service "anywhere." 2S8 A C. RADIO A TELEVISION CO - STORM WINDOWS Wait (lergcn Pi.. Itrrl Bank fl. flll IJiVi^liou'tjle^ay. see today, Yearly Contract Rates on Request Vorwnod Ave.. OeaL Phone ECEIIogg ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, sid- 12:t Shrewsbury Ave. Sri 1-4768 SERV- o-ctory f rami* tiousi1. Ing. cabinet making Free estimates. JL'ST DECORATED—'Attractively fur^ RI;M9ON -- Mlnlmnm lnnrrttiHi Thrtw Lines ICE WHILE YOU WAIT til.ihed. three lovely larft*? ronms, flrnt iotl*rn tile bath. N»»-* W Murray 787-4S77. 6 for $77 hot water. Low taxes Rigtit to ciaiaiiy. «dlt or reject %nj s)dv«rtl«»meni ti reatrvad door, utilities, automatic washer. Con- oil heat and nv tht neKimer U PItlMfelRANO "The Carpenter. Thretvchnnnel tilt, trlplt ini-ert, 813.000, RU 1-0745. Auto and Truck Rental Experienced alterations, repair work. Roofing. Siding and Insulation venient residential location. BH 1-830*. We will not De responsible for «rrori, unitst tney are det»ct*d out-lnHd. BH 1-4101 SH 7-5(91 trlpia tilt action! IVUMflON— t7~i7pt7 ~ COOPERATIVE '— t' i-o-bedrnoin apnrt-, oefora the aerond Iniertion. PROWN'S .12 BROAD ST., RED BAN larglarg e romroomss andd bathath, , secondd floorr,, menl, Price J0.5050.500 MonthlMy malnte AVIS--Rent a new car or truck. Low Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified SHadyilde 1-7500 No cancellations will bt accepted or changes madi in advertlii VVOR.KJNO MAN'S contractor-Alter- Jobna-Manvllle contractor. PR 04407 privatte entrance, one blocblo kk t o storstrt ee a nance, J7D. BH 1-iOM after 7 p.m. menta ont hour after rteslpt at office rates Maple Ave. Red Bank. BIT 7 ation,, addition,, painting, masonry. SINGLE MAPLE BED — Box sprln b R , 00 alll utilitietiliti s sup- 030S. PR 4-B211 Dally 7 a-m.—10 p.m. all those little lob, LO 1-1111 or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302 and mattress, good condition, $18. Re id bun. Rent |100, ATLANTIC H1OHLANDR — Nice home OLBON CO. IDC. - Rooting, Biding ft movable bassinet on stand, $7. Ca! plied. RU 1-2156-11. acrois from school, ill roomi, l'j DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Before Publication Insulation. Installed and guaranteed III! 10847-W. BUMMER KKNTA1, -- Furnished 2*3-4 bntha, sunporch, garage, oil bent, nlcr for 10 years. PR 5-071)5— AT 1 0340 bedroom apartments. North Lung yard. 110.500. Apply 10 E. Washington Building Contractor INSURANCE MEYERS PIRTON PUMP — And Branch,, oceanfront, private beach. CA Avr^ - 1:0(1 A.M. l>»» Belor* rohllrmlloD with prool two fl»»» Ration tank, »25; i«fd spreader, fi D-15.13. NEW HOMlGa. alteration,, repairs. DISSATISFIED with present Insur- cultivator, (5; B" hand uw, $50; ihr HEA nillfJHT — mfl Ocean Ave Well Duhllrktloa. Highest quality work For estimates ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn Tel. Answering Service doori, $15; one window with aerepi built horn p. furnlslied for one nr twu •all Heibert Elgenraucn. 8H I -5201 Insurance Agency, fill 1-5533. Morm lain. Azalcai SO ctnti up. Oth faniillpR. Rear cottage. Kxtrn lot. Pri- Call Classified—SH l-OOlO or OS 1-0525 ., LET US BE your secretary No need tools and lumber. Phone 08 1-32 COMMERCIAL RENTALS vate ocean beach. All for $17,f*00. to miss calls. 21 hour answerlns aflor S p.m. llKU BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS service. 811 1-4700. STOltE FOR RENT - "7jiT"WhTt•""Sf ATTES'Tro^irpyLuXA^ NIGHTS, SATLKDAY AND SUNDAY dtorm windows, siding, awnings Call vour own broker or Call 811 7 Painting and Decorating MAPLE BED - ChesT. nlKhWm 1100. Hacrlflcc tiiree-hedroom. two-bntb 311 7-285:1 or BH I '82S mirror. Good condition. $50. Pa: ranch. Recreation room, full basement, Dial SH 1-1I1O LUU18 UASBAN fainter, decorator, drapti, like new. $10. nv 1144ft aft LOIJOK ROOM (or rent. Cent two-car gnrtige. One-acre plot. Patio, Cans on privata taioDhonss «r« toll-Ire* in OS io»3» Tom ui* perhanger 23 years experience 43 Vacuum Cleaner Repair 8 p. m. town. Could be used atao for fully land tic a pel. riolanoi. T«n year *u«xant««. Com* •< OFFICE BPACE FOR RENT — On galow, two porches, Plus three •mom estimates cheerfully given. TV w prompt borne service or free cbeckup. and lava. We acrviea what w« $»] Hwy, 35, Mlddletown. Ideal (or prMcs- cottagecoage.. On 100x10100x100 tree-ahatled' lot. Hliblands ^ OSborn. u BUmson t •«• BrlgW J, Mil U Stllea HI lUUa 'on your Cleetrolux. 6aH PR SvOML T«n**r'j Kuala 8tor«. SO* Main •lonal use. For information call BH l- OOnll y |7.DfH>|7DfH>. ChChateait r Realty Real Es- ud 1. " . ' ' ' Lakewood. TO I-21M. 4934. tate, 215 Carr Av«., Keanfburg. 787-58Si 16—Monday, July 31, 1961 RED BA.NK REGISTER searched the water with a flash-, Arrest Pair Suess Who Add Special Policemen Man Falls light uditwi head bob to the 25-rt\i\e lone, Fre8-°f ^ en Head least on paper. Witkowski, is off duty. Officer The near-victim was identified Special Officer Williams re- by police as Norman Carpenter, driving. They were Joseph A.|c. R. Hoynoski, North bcrRcn.;^ ^- »"d Darnel HeUer, who 3 Gasoline Stolen Witkowski works a 36-hour sched- Wa.uk, Jr., Buttonwood Manor,IS15 for no^havn^a current^-J^^sa.d has nojome^.lso Committeeman Millard Lam- ule. ported that he was on patrol of of 412 South 17th St., Newark. stration for questioning in bertson noted an increasing num the yacht harbor at 12:20 a.m. Although he had suffered effects Matawan, and Robert' Vickery,lL He and the new specials wil! y bberies in Washington, D. C, be paid $2.25 an hour. when he heard a splash. Running of submersion when rescued, he Steward, East Orange, $3 for notj™ to the nearby bulkhead, he declined further treatment. West Faust St., Earle Naval' having a driver's license in and New York. Committeeman Joseph Lanzaro Ammunition Despot. possession. Tuckeiton state police arrested — who was the victim of a For driving 38 m.p.h. in a the two as suspicious persons Would Pick $2,500 robbery recently — urged Thursday when they were found the committee to establish a po- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS carrying sawed-off shot guns. jutt came from the boat Up Astronauts lice department. RUG CLEANING They were later identified, Walter Mr. Lanzaro, the only Demo- PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES Groch, Jr., and his wife, Lillian, phia motorist as he drove on crat on the governing body, and a AT ITS of Trenton, as the men who held Rt. 539 Tuesday. With Blimps candidate for re-election, called them up at gunpoint in the Rain- for training for all special police- STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES FINEST AND FASTEST De Jong and Hetzer were ar- By VERN HAUGKAND men. hnw Gun Hunting Lodge here, raigned Thursday in the Stafford In Your Home, • Or In Our Modern Plant and robbed them of $80, last Fri- Township Municipal Court and WASHINGTON (AP)—An expert | He said an ordinance creating ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS •"e* day, were held for action of the Ocean on dirigibles proposed today they]a police department would be the Established Telephone be used instead of helicopters proper way in which to guide fu- Police id the two subsequent- County Grand Jury. No bail was 1884 5H 1-0001 uon ly wen ked to burglaries at a set. fish Mercury astronauts and thei ture police needs. S capusles from the water. He read a letter from Mr. Keu- SINCE 1912 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING hunting club in Little Egg Har- 17 Bread St. RED lANK RUG CLEANERS hor Township and a rod and gun No problem finding tenants Vice Adm. T. G. W. Sett: per who urged the formation of WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK club in Warren Grove, and to fir- when you advertise The Register (Ret.), former head of naval ai a police department. ng of a shot gun at a Philadel- way.—Advertisement. ship training and experiment tion, said that had a blimp beei used in Virgil I. Grissom's spai flight the capusle and its val able films and other data cou .UES FOR MONDAY have been recovered safely. Also, Settle said, Grissom wouli have been spared the harrowin/ fight against wave action of heli J, copter prop wash. Two years ago, Settle said ii an interview, the Defense Depar ment suggested that Navy blimpi you re paying be considered as recovery veh cles for the Mercury astronauts He said the fleet turned down the idea on the ground no air ship could be spared from oper- ational assignments. too much for In June, however, the Navy an- nounced the end of its lightei then air program and the planned deflation and storage of its flee of about IS blimps. home owners The decommissioning of th Navy's blimps, their consequent future availability, and the loss of the capsule merit reconsider- ation of the role that airships cai play to support the nation's spaci insurance! effort," Settle said. The former Navy officer sail that Mercury Redstone shots are Unless you have a nem fairly straightforward. with landing areas accurately predict- able. SAFECO homeowners. poUeg! However, the landing of an or- bital Mercury vehicle off Puerto Rico will be much more compli Compare these annual costs!* cated, involving a large possibl landing area. This may involve HIWCII FMEI POTHTMS costly and extensive surface and *mwit»( firerslJcr 1 Ordtairy Igsvtanu with Bran ' HamccmiusMigr air search and recovery opera rnttttron Cmraftt 1 (StuMni Form"?) 2 £33. tions. Settle said the assignment o sUlUHH •JPJPJPJPIJIIJIJBSrVJS^PJ ••seflK^elefl steVJseaVJsMI sfJssfafeBssfJ two or, more of the larger blimps 0 BMW would greatly simplify the search and recovery problem and would DweWef $14,000 provide these, special advantages Frame censtnictic;. 1. The airships would be able assuming to hoist the recovered capsule di $69.58 $60.90 $48:00 PORTERHOUSE rectly to the gondola and bring city protection) it aboard. COHtVrttS $ 5,600 2. The blimp's roominess would provide a flying hospital for im- c mediate examination or treatmenl UN rates are MMMM) totaHmenis ami fecMe $50 deductible en wMstom aid toil of the astronaut. 3. The airship's ability to re- main aloft two days without re fueling, and to stay on station for SAFECO now offers incredibly low long periods with refueling from surface Vessles in the area, would homeovmers insurance redes in New Jersey, provide search facilities for ex tended periods. 4. The airship could carry i plus additional coverage! c small powered, specially equipped n/i^i ~- 59t Bologna 3*- and maneuvering operations. • AH-in-one coverage-One policy covers home, personal possessions and liability. • Comprehensive personal liability up to $25,000. (Most polkfee Two Jailed allow only $10,000.) GOLDEN CORN ---„ 10 39« • Medical payments-Pays up to $500 for medical expenses of others kmtedtm your property. (Most policies pay a maximum of $260.) For Theft • Additional living; expenses-when damage to your home forces yen aa&ytm RED RIPE WATERMELON Of Generator family to occupy temporary quarters. FREEHOLD —Two men who, • Bread theft and grass breakage prqtectiM From tMk e N«*rby Farm police say, were caught early Fresh Lemons £25^49* Pascal Celery 10 Thursday morning stealing the Other Important Features generator from a car parked in • It's continuous! The SAFECO Homeowners Policy atrtomatkattjr renews \T~ the rear of the American Hotel itself every year when you pay the premium, can't accidentally expire. PIE OF THE WEEK You Save were given jail sentences by • Credit for your existing insurance. You don't have to wait until your current Magistrate Alexander Levchuk. insurance expires to take advantage of these SAFECO savings. Richard Matthews, 18,' R. D. 3 Smithbiirg Rd., was given six • Fine claims service. You get the same fast, 24-hour claims senace-SABBCO, months in county jail. Sterling auto policyholders receive^ Jackson, 25,' 87 Parker St., re- BLUEBERRY PIE 53 ceived-a-6ft-day~5entence -on the How Much Can Yea Marvel Brand *»rf. larceny charge. perfect treat with ... Ice CreaiH All Aavon 59* Third in the group, Jesse Brody, 20, Yellowbrook Rd., was Call one of these nearby SAFECO ageais! fined $50. Police said Brody, JHN P»rker—Sliced l»ni Parker—This week UM fte U.S. Marine on leave, was wait- C s ing in a car for the two as they William S. Garrison Agency the Van Iderstint Agency, t/a 28 Angel Food Cake r 39 were takinjs the generator. 77 Broad Street David E. Van Iderstlne Sandwich Bread Patrolman Raynar Harker and Anthony Grove investigated. Red Bank, New Jersey , 103 River Road , Btveregtt—AM F(»«on—Piin Deposit M EeMMty BUM •( ileek Tut SHadyside 1-0804 Red Bank, Monmouth Co., N. J. Yukon Club 22fi 29c Matinee Tea %C59%C < Fined $500 SHadyside 1-2800 O,k Hit) BrefKl **P B«mH O«r FUest Quality For Gaming Hayot Agency Von Pelt & Sen Agency, Ine. FREEHOLD — Louis De San 722-724 Mattison Avenua P. O. Building Peaches 1 4^99c Grape Juice 29< Us, 45, of 605 Broadway, Long Asbury Park, New Jersay New Monmouth, New Jersey Celeefil Brand—Kosher D«er Park Brand—Picnio Paok AMOrtment Branch, who had pleaded 'guilty to gaming charges, was fined PR 5-6210 OS 1-0570 f $500 Thursday when he faced £ 85c Monmouth County Judge Edward Dill Pickles S "53< Danish Cookies J. Ascher for sentencing. Leslie R. Stewart Agency, Inc. VM C»Wf's — In Tom ale Saoee — With le Wf Lekel Honeyeew Brand Thomas Sullivan, 19, of 239 Gar- A. Fred Moffco Pure 21b. field Ct., Long Branch, who had 601 Bangs Avenue 73S Broad Street Contort been convicted of assault with in- Asbury Park, New Jersey Shrewsbury, New Jersey Pork »v Beans -10< Grape Jelly 39< tent to rob in Long Branch, was PR 4-2866 SH 1-9333 • Quick-Frozen Seafood-- sentenced to Bordentown Reform- COUHH1. IWC. atory for an indeterminate term. Cap'n John's JBk Sol. C A motion by his attorney. Alan Ovan-Raad^ ^C pip. 89 Sugarman, for a new trinl, was Scallop Dinner Ross W. Maghan Agency The Ditmor Agency 1 denied. Cap'n John ! 7-oi. C Herbert W, King. 21, of 51 Pine- 138 Main Street 'Freehold, New Jersey Heat 'n S«rv« 69 Fried Scallops view Ave., Keansburp, pleaded Matawan, New Jersey 49 E. Main Street non vult to charges of breaking LO 6-0003 HO 2-2343 ^ Titetday, Ausuet l«t m Super Markets and Self-Servk« atoretotily. and entering with intent to steal at Raritan Township July 5. He will be sentenced next Thursday.