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VOLUME 82, NO. 246 Iisued Dally. Monday throuih Friday, entered aa Stcond Class Mattel 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE at tba Foit Otflca at Red Bank. N. J., under the Act of March 3. 1879, RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1960 The Day Lincoln Nixon, Rockefeller Was Nominated (One hundred years ago a political phenomenon occurred In Chicago. A great man who was virtually unknown was nominated by the Republicans for president and went on to Teamed to Put Down election and an illustrious career.) By JIM BISHOP CHICAGO, May 17, 1860—At noon today, Abra- ham Lincoln, a lawyer from Sangamon County, Illinois, Rights Plank Foes was nominated for the office of president of the United States by the new Republican Party. He was a dark CHICAGO (AP) — Vice horse who appeared to be popular only with the ruf- President Richard M. Nix- fians in the gallery, all of whom demonstrated every on and Gov. Nelson A. time his name was mentioned. He won on the third Delegate Is Busy Rockefeller teamed today ballot, after some of the most scurrilous horse-trading in a power play aimed at ever seen on a convention floor. Mrs. Neuberger, as Platform Unil crushing last-stand GOP The news was flashed by telegraph to the Spring- convention opposition to a field Journal. Word received here late today is that Member, Works hDay and Night' strong civil rights plank. the candidate had been out with a friend, looking to i On a day set aside for a glow- play a game of billiards, and had stopped in at the By DON WOOD ing review by President Eisen- hower of his administration's re- Journal office. When he heard that he had been named MAKING A POINT—U.S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge points to map before Register Staff Writer as the standard bearer, Mr. Lincoln, a tall, smooth- cord, the vice president and the the United Nations Security Council meeting at which he told delegates the U.S. CHICAGO—"It seems that the only interesting thing going onjS°vornor of Ncw York keP( In- shaven man of awkward pace, turned from the well-wishers and has proof that Soviet fighter planes deliberately pushed an American RB-47 plane here today is the platform," said Mrs. Kathcrine K. Neuberger, tcnams workinR overtime on a said: "There is a lady over younder on Eighth St. who is deeply off its course and shot it down over international waters. Lodge introduced the delegate, after last night's session of the convention. mutually-agreeable statement on interested in this news. I will carry it to her." national defense. map to illustrate his charge. Russians charge the plane was on a spy mission over "I'll toll you. New Jersey people are really getting their There are some here who wonder whether the right man money's worth from me. I've worked day and niRht ever since I The plans to greet Eisenhow- was picked for this crisis in history, just as there are others, SovUt territory when it was shot down July (AP Wirephoto) got here last week on the plat- howcr on his arrival and to mostly westerners, who are certain that no one else could lead form committee," siie continued. give him a convention ovation the union in these times. A short while ago, the Democrats Police Continue Probe tonight left almost nothing to met in convention at Charleston, S. C, and, because Stephen She said the committee Apartment chance. Unless a cog slipped, A. Douglas could not get the necessary two-thirds votes (o win Of Keanslmrg Slaying thrashed out in several votes it would be the biggest thing Soviet Veto Seen whether to continue meeting. By of its kind the Republican Par- the nomination, he stood by and watched his party split into factions—North and South. This should guarantee a Republi- M1DDLET0WN - Police re- a closcvote, it decided against it. Improvement ty ever put on. can victory in November. ported today that there is no Mrs. Neuberger of Everett, who is a New Jersey delegate But in the backficld some con- At that parley, little Alexander Stephens, of Georgia, had said: change in the status of their On Plane Probe representing the Third District, fusion remained over the signals "Men will be cutting each other's throats in a little while. In investigation into the murder of Delay OKd arrived here last Tuesday to start for and end run around the line 12 months we shall be in a war, the bloodiest in history." And Mrs. Ruth Coleman, 40, of 164 0 UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP)—Some UN diplo- Port Monmouth Rd, on July 18. work with the platform commit- EATONTOWN— The Planning! ' southern and western dele- here in Illinois, the politicians who plead peace found their spokes Board last nifjht granted approval gates standing for a moderatr; man in Dick Yates, Republican candidate for governor, who shouted Capt. Raymond T. Walling, tee. mats expect the Soviet Union to cast its 88th veto Caucus for a delay in off-site improve- civil rights plank. Nor was thern "Let us hope that the South will not attempt to destroy this today to prevent an international investigation of the said today that detectives arc agreement on where to throw the union, but, if it should, flaming giants will spring from every checking out some new infor- The entire New Jersey delega- pass that would carry the party downing of the the American RB47 reconnaissance tion is slated for a closed caucus project to be erected at Wyckoff cornfield in the state of Illinois. mation and are awai.ting a re- Rd. and the Garden State Park- beyond the limits of the Eisen- The favorite at this convention was Sen. William H. Seward plane by a Russian jet fighter July 1. port from the State Police meeting this morning at 9 at way spur. hower defense program. of New York. At this time, he is at his home in Auburn, N. Y. Crime Laboratory in Trenton. which it is hoped New York Gov. The builders, Sidpaul Corp., Rockefeller expressed belief writing his acceptance speech. On the first ballot, which was ' Soviet Deputy Foreign The woman was slain early Nelson Rockefeller and Sen. Bar- asked permission to delay con- that he and Nixon can agree on full of small totals for favorite sons, Mr. Seward had 173'/4 of Minister Vasily V. Kuznet- July 18 and her body dumped ry Goldwater of Arizona will struction of sidewalks, curbs and terms of a plank calling for ac- the -165 total. Mr. Lincoln had 102. For nomination, Mr. Seward in the bay at Leonardo Beach. speak to the delegates. Set Police, sov told the Security Coun- gutters along Wyckoff Rd. until celerated efforts to bolster the needed 310, and these were assured on the second ballot before Mrs. Coleman's death was After the caucus meeting, Carl cil yesterday his govern- after the county has widened that the senator left for Auburn. They had been promised by delega- caused by a brain injury. She R. Erdman, state Republican nation's defense. He saw no ment is "resolutely op- road, as it proposes to do. tions who had to remain loyal to local favorites for one compli-Council had been beaten about the chairman and head of the delega- probability of a convention floor mentary ballot. posed" to the U.S. proposal that head. tion, has promised to give a Joseph P. Greco, attorney for ruckus on this. (See JIM BISHOP, Pg. 2) the U.S. and Soviet governments Police have listed robbery as statement to reporters. the builders, stated that an ease- But his and the vice presi- Liaison ment will be asked to drain wa- KEYPORT-Councilman Frank submit their dispute over the a possible motive for the slay- The planned meeting at the dent's efforts to get platform plane to an international com ing. Mrs. Coleman was be-Blackstone Hotel yesterday of theter from the site across parkway- committee approval of a civil J. Conway said last night that owned land, so as to meet ob- the governing body is going "to mission or to the International lieved to have had about $300 delegation with Vice President rights declaration that carried on her person the night she j Nixon hit a snac, when word was jections of Frank V. Dangler, an endorsement of lunch coun- Planners Won H OKfind out what's going on in theCourt of Justice. owner of neighboring property. police department." was slain. | sent to the meeting that Mr. ter sit-ins was another matter. The only purpose of such an Nixon would be unable to attend. He described other steps taken As Rockefeller himself put '.t: To this end, he reported, it inquiry, said Kuznetsov, would t0 saUsf has been decided that the coun- After the announcement" wa~s y neighboring property "We've got the language, but New Nursing Home be to "confuse a completely clear made, the delegates quickly dis have "we got the votes?" cil's police committee will meet issue." once a month with the police Seven Hurt persed. When a few minutes later "The developers' initiative in Nixon, working to avoid a floor EATONTOWN — The Planning proposed structure on surround chief and members of the de- The UN diplomats ilso antici word came that Mr. Nixon was meeting the requirements of its fight that might delay his own Board decided last night to rec- ing property values. partment. pated that a majority of the 11In Collision on his way, it was too late neighbors deserves to be comnominatio- n tomorrow night until ommend that Raphael Cesarano Explanation 'Inadequate' Mr. Conway did not list any nation council would vote down Everyone had left. mended," Mr. Morgan stated. East Coast television viewers had not be permitted to build a 54- It considered a letter from th specific grievances council has a rival Soviet resolution asking Board chairman Leo J. Carling, gone to bed, put on a cheerful beo nursing home in this bor- project architect, Frank Amodio against the department, but said the council to condemn "continu On Rt. 79 Notes who was absent last night, was front. 9Ugh. Red Bank, stating that the pro-that there is a need for "closer ing provocative actions by the MARLBORO — Seven persons It appears that New Jersey's appointed to work with the Eaton- He called in committee recal- The board's findings will be posed construction is "same as co-operation" between the twoUnited States Air Force" and towere injured last night, one gubernatorial campaign is open town Borough Improvement citrants and announced later he given to its attorney, Henry Sal- insist that the U.S. government a hospital" and would not have bodies. seriously, in a two-car collision||nB here. state Sen. "wayne'Du- League to prepare for a citizens' believes the necessary votes may ing, to prepare a draft of a letter ian adverse effect on values of He said that in addition to thestop such flights. at County Rt. 520 and Rt. 7!). | Warren County is hold- meeting Aug. 16 on the new mas- be obtained. If they are not, hs to the Zoning Board of Adjust- mont of adjoining property. chief, he would like one or two Mrs. Anita Mickey, 32, of 23 ing a reception this afternoon at ter plan. and Rockefeller expressed con- ment asking that body not to Morning Session "This letter is not adequate to other police officers, and Patrol- Jackson SI., Fair Haven is in the Palmer House for the New Dr. Anthony DeVito presided in fidence that the convention itself grant the Cesarano request to man Donald Nuss, representative The council scheduled a morn- critical condition in Riverview will go along with their views. put a nursing home on Broad St. our purposes," George A. Mor- ing session to continue its de- Jersey delegates. Mr. Carling's absence. gan said. He pointed out that F. of the Patrolmen's Benevolent Hospital today with a possible In the platform each slate The board also decided to get Association, to attend the ses-bate on the two resolutions. It skull fracture and back injuries. has two votes. On the con- Spencer Smith of the state De- was expected to vote on them Among Monmouth County visi- professional opinions from local sions. Three other persons in the vention floor the big-vote states partment of Institutions and during the afternoon. tors to this convention, which realtors as to the effect of the Mickey car are in fair condition Denies Gicrsch supporting a strong nlank could Agencies instructed the board Several months ago, the chief, In the debate yesterday U.S. thus far has not generated any n the hospital. smother the opposition. that state requirements for hos-LeRoy Sproul, got into a pro- dc jheat to match the outdoor tem- pitals are not the same as re- They are Thomas Hickey, 2 There was no readily available nied the Soviet charge that tho ' '|peratures in the 90's, are E. Don Man Charged quirements for nursing homes. man J. Currie as a result of possible fractured left arm and! ] sterner of Atlantic Township, Will Resign | information on just how far the RB47 was on a spy flight and a d plank would RO. But Sen. Jacob "Testimony before th,e board disorders and fights at the high (See PLANE, Pg. 2) ribs; Thomas Piacentino, 15, of j c}lajrrnan of the Monmouth Coun- RED BANK — Mrs. Frederic has shown that the county, and school. 74 Poplar Avo., Fair Haven, pos- K. Javits (R-NY) said he was With Fraud ty Planning Board, Richard C. E. Giersch. Jr., yesterdav em- informed it would call not onlv indeed the state, has adequate ! At that time, Mayor Currie sible fractured nosr and face cuts, Klein, Allenhurst, of Klein Publi- phatically said her husband will I"1""11™ ll ,»""lu,ra" '"" "nly FREEHOLD — A 35-year-old nursing home facilities now. told the chief that he had been and William Russell. 13, of 21 nm rpcipn f.nm L uZ^l !for approval of lunch counter INDEX cations, a,nd John F. Kiely, Long not resign from the Borou h Englishtown man is in county jail Therefore, there is some ques lax in coping with the problem Harvard St., Fair Haven, head 8 sit-ins but would propose arm- today charged with fraudulently Page Branch. Council. tion as to whether the proposed and accused him of trying to cuts. , in—*g th•••e- «*.w.,attorne1LyJ general with receiving $205 in unemployment institution would remain finan "cover up" in his reports of the Amusements 10 Three other persons, were treat- In reply to rumors that Mr. authority to initiate civil rights compensation payments. daily solvent. If it did not conincidents- . Births 2 ed for cuts and bruises at Mon- Giersch would leave the council I sujt, Sam Gordon, Box 713, was ar-tinue in operation I can see no The Board of Education, how- HBI Boyle 6 mouth Medical Center and re- Hold Woman due to the pressure of business,! When the Democrats plumped rested here last night by Patrol- other acceptable use for a build ever, commended the chief and Mrs. Giersch said, "Absolutely for this, many Republicans called Bridge 14 leased. not." men Ray Harker and Anthony ing of that size in a residential the department in a letter direct- Classified 15 They are Mrs. Marie Allendos, In Assault the' action "unrealistic," sines LeMoine. zone," MK Morgan said. ed to Borough Council. Comics 14 33, 10 Church St., Matawan; Mr. Giersch was named to the [Congress has rejected similar Gordon was named in a com- Mrs. Douglas Burkett appeared Crossword Puzzle 14 Perfirie Pallas, (i, and Mrs. council Jan. 6, 1958, to replace'proposals in the past. plaint signed by the Division of at the meeting to oppose the Editorials Alonda Contreras, 60, also 10 On 2 Cops Harold Hurley. He was elected; Eisenhower, taking time out Employment Security, N. J. De-nursing home. She was advised Hcrblock to Mr. Hurley's unexpired term; from his vacation in Newport, Church St. MIDDLETOWN - Police ar partment of Labor and Industry. to make her sentiments known Department Kitty Kelly ; and then re-elected to a full term i R. I., was expected to be con- No date has been set for a to the Board of Adjustment when According to Keypnrl State!rcstcd Mrs. Viola Lutison o(\Z the governlnV todv Obituaries Police, the car driven by Mrs. iMiller's Crossing Navesink, last „ _. ... /' sulted not only about the quar- hearing. the matter comes up there. Mr Glcrsch ls relsome civil rights and de- Of Streets Sylvia Porter Anita Hickey, was IravclinR westini,,Wi on a cllarj,e of assaulting . fashions mcr- fense planks but about his Radio-Television 10 on County Rt. 520 when it collided itwt) patrolmen in headquarters. Ichandisc manager for Montgom- Social .. 7 (See GOP, Pg. 2) MONMOUTH PARK with the Allendos car. which was MrsMrs. . Lutison came to hcad-l!!""_".?_head " ."! Is Organized George Sokolsky . 6 going north on Rt. 7!). quarters along with three other TODAY'S PICKS 12-13 IN-THE-MONEY FAIR HAVEN - Final steps Sports The injured were taken to lhe|pCrsnns to file complaints after SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT toward organizing this borough's Stock Market . 3 hospital by the Morganville First ;,n argument on Valley Dr. W. S. White 6 Aid Squad. Defend Keansburg By DOTTLE GORMAN By 3AX first road department were taken Police said Mrs. Lutison be- at the Borough Council meeting came involved in an argument Money Engineer Brandy Sea last night. with another woman and then Try ABjin Arc Light Passed on final reading were assaulted Patrolmen Robert 01- Brnndy Sea scn and Walter Mnnahan when Plumbing Controls 1 Money Engineer ordinances authorizing the pur- Sharp Work chase of $13,500 worth of equip- they stepped in to break up the Our Hilcly Our Hllriy ment for the department, and dispute. KEANSBURG — E. J. Davis,!"Davis has the borough all sew- Overduci Kuno Druln appropriating salaries of $4,800 Mrs. Luitsnn has been charRcd;local plumbing inspector, took ed up," he claimed. Crcmonn II Cremona II for a working supervisor and $4,- with disorderly conduct and as-' the floor at last night's joint Councilman Collichio has call- Will ne Cloning, 100 for a general roadman. sault. meelinR of the Borough Council ed for tho adoption of the state Prince Rlngoos Caldold Borough Clerk Roy Nelson was and Board of Health to defend plumbing code and plumber li- Cnulcl Improve Palladlo authorized to advertise the two the borough plumbing code, which,cense reciprocity. That would al- Cnlilolil Prince Rlngoca personnel openings. pcrmits plumbers from other low plumbers from other corn- I*nwt Gnorl Board Fills towns to practice here only if munitios to operate in Keans- Pont-Licvls MIHB Sterling they pass a test. burg if the same privilege is Shnrp At Delaware Benutlful A.M. Borough Lacks New Post Mr. Davis, a member of the nivon to Koansburg plumbers, Benutlfill A, M, Miss Norno |ji»t Oomi board that gives the tests, stated Euuene O'Reilly, president of Bay Jurisdiction that "Any good plumber could the Hoard of Health, said that Plo Mr. Hadera In Highlands answer the 10 questions required the board is not in favor of Kiln Hi'in Out Yonder KEYPORT - Borough Attor- HIGHLANDS — Mrs, Robert and wipe the three joints." the license reciprocity "because Out Yonder- Lucky Tons ! finnil Now ney Edward W. Curdie last night M. .lolinson. dirertnr of the HiRh- Some plumbers, and the Plumb- tit the present time it is not the resolved the question of whether lands HornuRh llousinc Author-!inR and Heating Contractors of answer." PPIII Uino Tuiican this municipality has control of ity, was hired last niRht by tho:Monintjulh County, Inc., Avon, Mr. Davis, in answer to Mr. Another Win Deal Lano boats operating in the Keyport Mis. Cooper lioiird of Education In serve nslclaimed that joint wiping is no Collichio's statement that license Minima Beau Onulil Tnko All section of Raritan Bay. board secretary ami office clerk.' '"npor practiced since joints can reciprocity would open Kcansburg He said "no." ThercwcrrnlnoothrrnnpllcnMsirx' bought fabricated. to more competitive bidding, no- noil Hcrnppor ICHROI- Boaver r I)avis sllicl finally Now Council earlier this month posed for Hie new $4,000 post. The board ^ "'at. sonic tod thai "Him- are IS to 20 li- Kxaltndo the issue In hopes that the an- n lls s||L s n Kxaltmlo Half Acre recTiitly combined two positions J " — 'li a four-inch one- censed men in town, and we Coulil Hnpral,_ swer would be "yes," as a re- wlicn Mrs. Richard I.eclrr^frbcr,!flKhlh In-rid ferrule joint, enn't knock ourselves out competing sult of numerous complaints from J'OHI l''lvi' sr-criMiiry. and Mrs. Anna M! he bought. now." IIKST 111.I* Knthy A. bayfront residents nbout noisy, l.;iwienc'c, rlerk, both resigned.' "Money can be saved in houses In a poll cif UK; nine plumbers 8 Bny Iliirliot' Cornea A Tide specdlni! bonls, Mrs. Johnson lins been execu- will) »l(l plumbiiiK If a plumber present, only Oor^e Urown fall- Znmlonnl wi (> nt 1 The body hnd visions of creat- live director iinil Nirrclary Ireas-,™" P « l"' °f tIistt. lypi ed In a^ree lluit tin' cempetitive Dimly I'rliim ing a municipal water patrol unit H urer (if Hie Infill Mousing Author-: (nstf.-iil of Karin« out all of the (Sec KhANSIIUIUi pane 2) Ti y A if it In Dimly Priam vlthin the police department. ilv for Hie piist four years, She (>l(l pHiitilnnj:," h<" said. | 1'cMIFllto Ai'iiluin II But Mr. Currlp snlc) ln.it u domonilrfllcs tho Ins bci'ii n Highlands resident Ili Under Mre ! Notice limi.kr Hough Hliptcli W| Hint In 1008 the state Legislature, tochniquo ho usod yostordfly to cripluro tho Lilllo Silver yi'.ns. Hnlh Ihc ciule and Mr, Davis H not be liable fur ,iny debts In Incorpnrntlng Keypnrl, drew | The bo.nil will linlil a :,|>ennl have been under attack by Cmi,. cnnlraelcd by my wife I'lorenco l.uta Scratclift Playground wrttormolon ofllinn, tillo nf tho the hnyfrnnt lino nil a hoiimlnry. , meetiiij: Mnnil.iy nmhl (n discuss cilniiin Louis ('iillleliio, who ||. M.iKiilelta. J,,, ,,.n 1*1 (Jrilllit Y r:i r "That," ho snitl, "means the! Ploco School. Looking on with (idmirMion is Cliff Scott, I the puii'lia'.e nf new liitiilluie for rd the nulr "obsolete" ,t Fled UiiM SUM It/VK VCTIU borough tins no Jurisdiction In llm ]Kiiiileri:,'iiten, III',!. .Hid nuiihined dialled Dial Mi, t">iivis "emitr !H' \\ .i'.]un, It'I'H K/M'IO ('oil Hi tin, TmvKuH llnl 7, whoso appolito — or ipood — did not m.itch thu buy nrid cimnot Interfere with thi'j .Mid ennui j;i,u|i' rl.iss- Kcui'.liiiu: " Noiwesident plun It Ued Ihnk IVKATIIKlt - CI.KAK THACIC-KAHT chflmp't, operation of boats Ilipri!." ris ilim'l t.ihc llii' teM bee.u •,e -- Aiheiti elm ill I 2-Tucakjr, July 26, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Press For Jim Bishop GOP Man Killed E. G. Grace, (Continued) (Continued) Convention TV view* on toe vice prefIdeatial Steel Tycoon, Red China's The Sward campaign bai been »bly handled by Mr, Thur- In S&L lotr Weed, (be New York host, He has personally buttonholed nominee, just about every delegate at the Wigwam and, when he could Nixon told a news conference Dies at 83 , ?sterday the President's opinion Holdup . Paying Attention Recognition not win a pledge of support without concessions, he has made BETHLEHEM, Pa. (AP) — them freely—sometimes promising the same post to two or would have great weight with PHILADELPHIA (AP) -When LONDON (AP) — Foreign Sec- him in choosing his running the alarm bell rang in Meyer Eugene G. Grace, 83, who made By BOB THOMAS retary Selwyn Lloyd yesterday re- three delegates. When, on occasion, he could not win a dele- Bethlehem Steel Corporation the gate with promises, he has neutralized these men by winning mate. Herbert's real estate office, he jected a Laborite proposal that ation's second largest producer, HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Will the promises that they would vote for their favorite sons for at There seemed little doubt that grabbed his pistol and ran next Republicans pay more attention 25th Arrest Britain bring up United Nations died yesterday. membership for Red China at least three ballots. UN Ambassador Henry Cabot' door to the Chase Savings and to the speakers at their conven- Mr. Grace, who for nearly half the next meeting of the General In Springfield, friends told Mr. Lincoln about Mr. Weed, and Lodge, Jr., had the inside track Loan Association. tion than did the distracted Dem- at the moment. Nevertheless, "Izzy, you want me," he said a century served as president, ocrats? On Fictitious tried to frighten him with stories of Weed's ruthless tactics. Lin- InThe^ouse of Commons, La-jcoln wa* n°t scared. "Only events can make a President," he some delegates were mumbling to Isadore Schlenger, manager of chairman of the board and chief Apparently so, judging from the bar member William Warbey de- said. A loyal friend of Lincoln's said: "If all the ugly men in the hat they didn't know why they the savings and loan association. executive officer, abandoned a first day of GOP sessions on TV.Bomb Report should take on a man who in "No, no—go away," Schlenger promising career with the old Of course, the Republicans have dared: "Won't the British gov- country vote for Abe, he'll win." NEW YORK (AP) — The FBI eminent have the courage of its There is a question of how much of the underhanded politics 952 lost his Senate seat to Sen.said. Boston Braves to join Bethlehem the advantage of hindsight, hav- yesterday announced thc arrest John F. Kennedy, now the Dem- in 1899 after graduating from Le- ing witnessed the frenetic doings own convictions and give a lead j^t this convention, executed in behalf of Lincoln, has been en- Schlenger and a woman clerk of a man accused of telephoning ocratic presidential nominee. In high University at the top of his in Los Angeles a fortnight ago. to the recognition of China?" dorsed by him. He confounded the Seward camp by writing a were behind the counter and a a fictitious bomb report to the the same year Eisenhower was stranger was facing them. Mon- class. The Republican delegates In Lloyd replied that Britain had public note to a delegate in which he said: "Seward is the best _, . - , . „..,i Associated Press on Juhe 5. Theto take into account how its Alcandidat- e we could have for the north of Illinois, and the very sweeping the country. ey was piled on the counter in His first job was that of an Chicago were urged by specif emergency land- There was evidence that Nix- front of the stranger. No oneelectric crane operator earning message o avoid he recurrence . , ,.,.,: lies feel and in his view "it would worst for the south of it." oNth/ rudeness" of their Demo- '»£ of several jet aircraft. not be proper to put such a This was condemnation in faint praise. Mr. Lincoln also on might delay his final de- else was in the building. .5 cents an hour. He rose steadi- motion at present." sought the assistance of Mr. Mark Dclahay of Kansas, who Is cision on a running mate until Herbert hesitated, then put hisly until he became one of the Laborite Emanuel Shinwell cut hardly of the respectable element In his party. He used Mr. Thursday. He has been talk- pistol against the stranger's back. highest paid corporate officers in Ing about a conference of lead- The man whirled. He, too, had their leaders orated. Edgar Hoover i jn to ask "Are we being subser- Delahay to support him, and used others who have not smelted the country. His salary and bon- let i icauci a uiaicu. i • j . n , „ ers before he acts finally. The a pistol. Twelve bullets were The admonition appears to have s,ald thg the Former Beacon this week. They were able to see police said he abused one of the Handley said he had no doubt, casts of the Republican National girls at knife-point. best five-cent liquor and telling wild stories of raids by the Sioux however, that Nixon's choice will both action and Indians. ••- •" """c-F"""- | d Comanche. There are street fights every night and, when Convention in Chicago. an be named. The Indians were a dozen tribal He told newsmen yesterday he The judge permitted him toimempnn wil^nl i nnnot tr,aht fight , <,..tw«o «;~pigs- are goade•-•»d » t-o •--"• battle- , --o r'--- tw- o --•cock•s B. H. Danskin Editor Dies chieftains who appeared on thewould "give it the same attention spend five minutes with his wife or two dogs. This was not the feeling how- FLUSHING, L. I. - William convention platform for some ob- Mr. Nixon gave ours." and their six-month-old son be- Women in big bell skirts ride In dark phaetons, and farm- ever, of Ralph F. Gates, Indiana O'Neill, 49. of 191-21 35th St., a scure political ceremony. The ac- While aides sought to strength- fore he was led away. ers and their families come In from Indiana and Southern national committeeman. Gates Dies at Home former editor of the defunct tion was provided by Vice Presi- en his position in New York and Illinois with early produce. The biggest population here is told a state delegation caucus WALL TOWNSHIP —Benjamin Keansburg, (N. J.,) Beacon, died dent Richard M. Nixon. California, which he has desig- Plane rats. By day, they hide under the wooden plank sidewalks. that "If Lodge is handed to usS|. Danskin, former secretary of yesterday in New York Hospital The networks came forth with nated his coast-to-coast "anchors At night, they scurry across the bodies of the sodden drunks, we should get up on the floor!the State Division of Tax Appeals, Baker Pavilion. shots of the Nixon family arriving to success," Kennedy planned to (Continued) en route to the refuse heaps in the back yards of the res- and make a fight of it." died last night in his home at Mr. O'Neill also was a former at Chicago, making their way receive a personal report on was over Soviet territorial wa- taurants. However, there was some 104 Laurel Ave. business agent for Long Branch through the airport crowd, flying Africa from Tom Mboya, general ters when it was shot down in Ooening day of the convention, the delegates were pleased t. surprising effort for Lodge. Mr. Danskin retired from the (N. J.) Local 355 of the Inter- by heliocopter to Lakeside Chi- secretary of the Kenya Feder- the Barents Sea. Former Sen. John Brlcker of state post in 1958. He had taken national Union of Laborers and cago and driving through city see that the ladies of Chicago had dressed the Wigwam in pa ation of Labor. Lodge told the council the triotic colors, with paper streamers cascading 'from the ceiling Ohio, an old Taft man, said the position in 1951 after serving Hod Carriers. At his death, he streets to campaign headquarters. he personally favors Lodge. He 12 years as a member and pres- Mboya is a leader in the move- plane was on an "electromag- Mark Delahay had watched Thurlow Weed at work and had be- was an engineer and inspector Few arrivals have been as well said he thinks the Taft wing's ident of the Monmouth County ment for independence for Kenva, netic observation flight" and come faint of heart. He wired Mr; Lincoln and asked if he would for the Queens Borough Road covered since Gen Douglas Mac- animosity toward Lodge Is notTax Board. a British colony. He was invited never came'closer than 30 miles accept second place on the party ticket. Lincoln had replied tha Department. Arthur returned to Leyte. sufficient to prevent the lat- He was a former president of to fly here from New York to seeto the Soviet coast, 18 miles be-he would acceDt the vice presidency if his friends thought it wise, 20 Years In Keansburg But the Nixon timing led to the ter's nomination if Nixon wants the Affiliated Republican Club of Kennedy after letting out word heyond the 12-mile limit the RusA- friend wired: "Things are working. Keep a good nerve. We He was born in Hoboken, son Inattention of the TV cameras to him. Monmouth County and former would appreciate the opportunity. sians put on their territorial wa- are dealing tenderly with delegates, taking them in detail and of Mrs, Joseph Steager of Keans- the serious business of the first ters. Sen. Roman L. Hruska of Ne-president of the State Association burg and the late William O'Neill. convention session. The evening Kennedy forces faced fresh making no fuss. Be not too expectant, but rely on our discretion. of County Tax Board Members problems in their efforts—through He said the RB47 would not Again I say, brace your nerves for any result." braska, a staunch conservative, He had lived here 10 years and session drew a better response. said he thinks the choice lies be- and Secretaries. the "Citizens-for-Kennedy" move- have come closer than 50 miles At the Tremont House, Lincoln's friends danced a little jig the formerly resided in Keansburg The cameras stayed with ad- to the coast had not the Soviet tween Lodge and Sen. Thurston Mr. Danskin was a veteran of for 20 years. dresses by Herbert Hoover andment or otherwise—to line up a day the convention opened, and a reporter asked why. fighter forced it off course as it B. Morton of Kentucky, the Re-World War T and belonged to the Mr. O'Neill was an organizer Son. Barry Goldwater. The later, unity of effort by clashing forces "We are going to have Indiana for old Abe sure," one was turning to avoid flying over publican national chairman. American Legion Post in Spring and first grand knight of Bay- it might be added, had to begin in New York. All of these say said. "By the Lord, we promised them everything they asked." Soviet territory. He claimed it "That is," Hruska said, "un- Lake. He was a member of theshore Council, Knights of Colum- with, "Might I ask that we have they want to back the Kennedy- Thev promised everything to|" was 200 miles off when it finally less there is another unwilling Spring Lake Golf and Country bus; a member of the board of quiet." Johnson ticket but are in bitter everybody. Caleb Smith was told fell. not equal the hosanna for Mr.,^ ,ike Lyndon Johnson was. Club. governors of the Eighth Assembly factional disputes. he could be secretary of the inLincoln- . The star of the evening was Lodge said the flight of the This was an allusion to the fast- Mr. Danskin was secretary of District Democratic Club, presi- Michael H. Prendergast, New terior: Bill Dole wanted to be Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minne plane from Brize Norton, Eng- The first ballot was Seward: Lmmi that Rocke- the Board of Trustees of the dent of the Francis Lewis Civic York state Democratic chairman, commissioner of Indian affairs, sota* the keynoter. Since this land, was monitored throughout 73'/,; Lincoln 102; 189% scat- feller ^,ght be drafted for thl, Spring Lake Presbyterian Church Association of Bayside, and a spoke out yesterday against the and was promised it. Pennsyl- space has also discussed the his- and its course "established be- tered. The second ballot, taken Li..place.. and also was a member of Bal-graduate of St. Peter's Prep Citizens-for-Kennedy idea. He said vania had 56 votes, and they trionic style of Democratic key- yond a doubt by the evidence of at once, was Seward 184'/4: Lin- An eight-minute demonstration lard Methodist Church of Asbury School and Manhattan College. noter Frank Church of Idaho, it the party experienced "tremend- were all pledged to Simon Cam- coln 181. This was the ambush. Park. ous losses" while attempting a our scientific devices." He traced) at last night's convention session Surviving, besides his mother, Is only fair that Rep. Judd get this course on two maps but dideron, a favorite son. On the third count, Seward had put new zip into the possible can- He was born in New York are a son, William O'Neill, Jr., equal space. somewhat similar unity effort in DuBois wired Lincoln thatjl Lincoln 231!4 and, with vic- City and moved to Asbury Park the 1952, 1956 and 1958 campaigns. not describe the scientific evi- didacy of Sen. Barry Goldwater of Keansburg; two daughters, Church, 35, was a free-sweep- dence, reportedly for security Pennsylvania could be had if; tory in sicht, the shrewd pub- of Arizona for second place on at an early age. He had lived inMrs. Alice Bell and Miss Dorothy ing orator of the old school. Judd, Prendergast said he made an reasons Cameron became secretary of lisher Medill whispered to Car-the ticket. Spring Lake for 25 years, where O'Neill, both of Keansburg, and 61, is more economical in his"arrangement" with Kennedy be- Kuznetsov charged that Lodge's the treasury. Lincoln replied: ter of Ohio: he served briefly as police re- two brothers, John O'Neill of movements. His gestures are fore the Democratic National version was fabricated and hi"sI authorize no bargains and will "If you can throw the Ohio corder, and in Interlaken, before Keansburg and James O'Neill of profuse but generally below the Convention that Prendergast maps falsified. But Sir Pierson be bound by none." Some said delegation to Lincoln, Chase moving to Wall Township two Middletown Township. would run the New York state shoulder level and with elbows Dixon of Britain told the coun- that Lincoln was being honest. can have anvthlng he wants." years ago. The John J. Ryan Funeral campaign. State Group close to the body. They are pulpit cil his government also "has re-Others said that his friends un- Salmon P. Chase wanted a cab- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Home, Keansburg, is in charge gestures and indeed, Rep. Judd liable evidence" to show that thederstood this to be his public inet post. He got his promise. Nora Danskin; two sons, James of arrangements. served as a medical missionary. plane never went within 30 miles attitude, but that, in private, he Carter asked the attention of theHas Caucus C. Danskin of this place and Ben-j knew that bargains had to bei chair, and got it. He switched The Republican keynoter evok Federal Road of the Soviet coast. jamin H. Danskin, a member of WILLIAM H. WHITTINGTON struck in order for a candidate| four Ohio votes to Lincoln. Oilier the Wall Township Committee: «1 more response than Sen. "We were able to determine! Session POINT PLEASANT BEACH — Church, but that gets us back to the "position oTthis "aircraft"" jto win votcrs- Either way' Cam-; delegates, worried and indecisive, three brothers, James, John and By MEYER LURIE William Henry Whittington, 70, the old question of attention. And Funds Allotted Dixonixon «;saidH, "=>n"anHd r.,iour i.i.™'informa, - ieron got his promise of a cabinetstood to ask a change of votes. Norman Danskin, all of Califor- When the tally clerk read of Arnold Dr., died in Point after all, the payoff Is who pays WASHINGTON (AP) - Secre- tion fully tallies with the United post, and Pennsylvania, in secret, CH1CAGO (AP) — A breakfast-1nia, and a sister, Mrs. Jean M. totals: Lincoln had 354. This Pleasant Hospital Saturday. attention in the voting booth next tary of Commerce Frederick H. States estimate." waited with Indiana to ambush caucus to which two unlikely Wright of Bradley Beach. He was born in Germantown, November. Muller today allocated federal Senator Seward. was 44 more than was needed nominees have been invited is the The Robert C. Neary Funeral j The U.S. resolution proposed for nomination. Philadelphia, and was a veteran highway aid funds totaling $2,- an investigation commission Davis, one of Mr. Lincoln's first order of business today for Home, Manasquan, is in charge Knapp sent a wire to Lincoln of World War I. Mr. Whitting- 893,750,000 to the states for high- made up of representatives of the managers, said: "Lincoln ain't New Jersey's 38-member delega- of arrangements. in Springfield. "Abe," it read, ton was a member of Joseph way construction in United States, the Soviet Union here, and don't know what we tion to the Republican National the year "we did it. Glory be God." Clifton Post, American Legion. Gunmen Slug starting July 1, 1961. and a government acceptable to have to meet, so we will go Convention. Son of Rliee Foe ahead as if we had not heard Surviving are a son, William The apportionments include $2,- the two nations. It proposed The caucus, to be held at the htm, and he must ratify it." H. Whittington, Jr., of Red Bank; 200,000,000 for the 41,000-mile in- that the commission inspect the state's Palmer House headquar- Gets Air Force Post Watchman, Joseph Medill said It best: a brother, Ross Whittington of ter-state highway system, for site of the downing, examine any ters, will also consider the plat- SEOUL, Korea (AP) — The "Lincoln wanted that big Penn- Point Pleasant, and a sister, Mrs. which the federal government wreckage of the plane that could form recommended to the conSout- h Korean government today sylvania foot brought down on Edna Lake of Manasquan. Get $3,500 jpays 90 per cent of the cost. be located and question survivors vention by its resolutions com- appointed Maj. Gen. Kim Shin, and otr the scale." Another »ald: "We mittee which has been working 39, Air Force chief of staff to The Van Hise and Callagan ERIE, Pa. (AP)—Four masked] Another $693,750,000 was ap-! >er witnesses, Rlvervlew rne want the presidency, and the on the platform for a week. succeed Lt. Gen. Kim Chang- Funeral Home is in charge of gunmen slugged a night watch-[portioned to the states for the| ' Russians are holding two Mr. and Mrs. Dean Eaton, 20 of the treasury Is not a great stake Delegation Chairman Carl Erd- Kyoo, who retires Aug. 1. arrangements. man at Waldameer Amusementjfederally-aided systems of prim-j plane's six crewmen for Parkview Dr., Hazlet, son, yes- tr a as to pay for It." man said both Gov. Nelson A. Kim Shin is the son of Kim Park early yesterday andescapedjary and secondary roads and! ' ' spies, and three are miss- On the night before the con-terday. with about $3,500 from two safes'their city extrnsions, the so call-''nR- The body of the sixth, the Rockefeller of New York and Koo, an independent movement vention opened, the program list- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Gambac- in the park office. ed "ABC program." pilot, was recovered by the Rus- Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizona leader during Japanese rule who Wenlhcr ed several speeches in behalf of.cini. 28 Rosalie Ave., Middletown. ! Wilton A. Loun, 62, of Erie. Apportionments for New Jersey ^sians ant) wa5 "°wn to a U.S. have been invited to address the was assassinated in 1949 by a Fair today but w|th somR Seward. The Lincoln managers:son. yesterday. tnld police he had just linished were: ibase in Germany yesterday, caucus. The delegation has re-supporter of ousted President cioudincss at times. Warm and Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ahlers, Syngman Rhec. making a round of the park and For primary highway system, i-J-T- "-m arranged for a delegate from ceived numerous letters urging more humid with high in the Pennsylvania lo take the flow, 50 Bcdle Rd., Hazlet, daughter, had stepped out of the park ball-1 $3,321,649; secondary or feeder 14 Of 111 ef)IJ|*O' their candidacies for the party's 80's except somewhat lower at and talk Lincoln, and to hold theyesterday. room when he was slugged. He,roads, $1,466,901; urban high-I © presidential nomination. Erdman had been assured support from the beaches. Fair tonight with floor until the session died of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pom- said the delegation is for Vice was bound with rope and gagged J ways, $",.105,508; interstate sys- (Continued) several sources. lows near 70. Wednesday warm faticue. phrey, East River Rd., Rumson, President Richard M. Nixon al- The burglars are believed luitem, $70,979,625. bidding was fair. Other possible gubernatorial and humid with chance of thun- have been frightened by David, When the temporary chairman son, this morning. though it will not take a formal candidates attending the conven- dcrshowers toward evening. Tem- At the suggestion of Mr. O'-irapped thc Ravc] in thc morn Mr, and Mrs. Walter Flslcr, 26 Colburn, a distributor for the vote n tion include Bernard M. Shanlcy, peratures much the same as to- Rcilly. Mr. Davis aRrecd to meet jin(, hundreds of Seward adhcr- Sixth Ave,, Atlantic Highlands, | ° *e Question before hear- Nlxon day. Temperature-humidity Index Erie News. Colburn made three with the plumbers to work up al daughter, this morning. !'«" Wednesday mormng. national committeeman, and Claims Mugging \l ilh the plumbers to work up alcnts marchcd to the wigwam swings through the park with his tallc State Sen. Richard R. Stout of forecast — mid 70s. ;schedule so that plumbers willj5|n(,|ng. »oh, isn't He ADar- Mr, and Mrs. John Quinn, 101! ... ° ." . . . „ car. Falling to see Loun he noti- N w s Monmouth County. Marine ;l)e available for week-end plumb-|j|n);.i Ward Hill Lnmon. who Tindall Rd.. Middletown, daush-l , 'T f Kheduled to visit fied the Millcreek Township po- the New Jersey delegation and One wag suggested that all 11 Block Island to Cape May: But Gets Jugging ing emergencies. could sing sad songs with an ter, this morning. lice. They found Loun in the ball- others in a scries of meetings Republican state senators arc Winds variable 5-10 knots this Ransacked' NKWARK - ^Lincoln Mr. O'Reilly refused to hard all night. Mr. and Mrs. William Brown, room and the two of yesterday afternoon but they available for the gubernatorial morning becoming south 15 knots I He was signing forced names to 57 Cornell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, safes in the office 50yards were called off. nomination. this afternoon and tonight and headquarters vestcrdav to report against M I convention passes so that the nai-this morning. A Nixon aide explained apolo- The New Jersey section was southwest 15-20 knots Wednesday that he had Wen muKKed. Collichio "unless they are leries wnul'1 he filled with Lin- :bi u i 1 wrilin getically that because of the vico filled to capacity at both morn- Weather fair today followed by lice put him in"jail"ara"scoff. V^"t. n, ! , S'". coln bully bovs. Monmouth Medical Center Mr. Collichio warned Mr. Da- president's late arrival to Chica- ing and evening sessions in thcpartly cloudy tonight nnd scat- law of seven years' standing. oennlo. with their loud Mr, and Mrs. Theodore Mia- Bardot Stand-in vis: "I will fight for your re- go and a rather long news con- tered thundershowcrs Wednesday. Detectives said Herman Ktman, , ., , • . ,, and riUmnl hnotlng, malntnlncd one, 2fi Borden St., Shrewsbury, amphitheater. The delegations lf can rovc contrt)1 ference, he could not mecf them. paid close attention , to thc Visibility 10 miles but chance of 60, of 2 Bridges Inn. Lincoln ™?*}, ' P ! « hedlnm for rail «p1lttpr, daughter, this morning. here.' The disappointed delegates then fog patches and visibility of 1 Plunges to Death I Park, complained Ihnl he had Some were sodrton with whli- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Planna- speeches and did a minimum of !t) took off for a reception given by mile laic lonight. BORDIORDEAUX- , France (AP) - «n muRRed in a hole! hallway!I • kev; some w«rc filled with re- gun, 71 Ocean Blvd., Atlantic moving about, abiding by a re- i"|nl» II..o State Sen. Walter Jones of Ber- Tla udottn HriRillon, who brok...e. 0" Market St. His wallet enn-. IJ IJIUII JlilH llqlmu fervor) some tinned for Highlands, daughter, this morn- quest from the delegation's chair- TIDES tii 20 gen County. her ankles doubling for film slnrlta'nin S J2* n wa s takcntk ' hhr saidid' hj,,,,,, nn appointment. No one knows ing. man. Convention managers feel (Sandy Hook) Brigitle nardfit, plunged to her As t"i\v jo"«* down his story. •'•"«« . how mufti Ihov Influenced the Mr. nml Mrs, Howard Rich- More thiin 200 New Jersey dele- too mucli moving about docs not Today — high, 10:10 a.m., nnd gates and guests attended thc look good on tho TV screen. death Saturdayy while makinking a detectives mnde a routine check|| UNION HEACIhT.ACIII -— A dinnerdinner! voting. One thine l« certain: mond, 450 llnrbell Ave., Onkhurst, 10:1!) p.m., and low, 4:27 p.m. gathering in thc Drake Hotel, praciicr parachute jump. jon Klmon. They discovered war-;meeting of local Lions Club rncm-i Ihev were out of hnnrl daughter, this morning, Thc address by former Presi- Wednesday — high 10:59 a.m.( r Mr, and Mrs. Louis Gulino, 536 tabbed "Jones for Governor dent Herbert lloovur had .special nnd 10:r>8 p.m.: low, 4:58 a.m. Tlii> 27 vriirold woman was rants for his arrest for Ignoringj|j )IM-., Bni| Hirir wives wass held! »uM not be controlled by the a uvulal r andd iin eincr-ltwl o NNewarkk traffiffic summonses last week ! Hopping Rd,, rielfnrd, son, yeslleadi|unrters.- " Thc state sena- meaning for at least one Newand fi:0!l p.m. In llnhrs' Landing,! Lincoln enmn, tor is one of several potential parui-hutf but neither open-;written in IM3. Ktman spent Ihrj nii'hlnnds. ! NnrmnN n I)I) , l.lurM mndo n short terday, Jersey delegate—Carl A. Ruhl- (For Red Hank and Rumson •'I. She fell fiorn ,'>.0()l) feel.iniejit in jail when lie could not Kaufcr, oulgnin),' prcsi- j noitiinntini! snerrh: "I d>siri\"j Mr, mill Mrs, (iruiulnn Hills, Republican gubernatorial candi- iiinnn nf linyonnc l)il(l|',r mid 2 hours: Sen Bright, HIT llnn'T wns killec' dates in New Jersey, Huhlniniin, attending his loth deduct 10 minutes; Long Branch, n n siml-lrnur l!il) dent. wn-> presented a 'pnst-jho snkl snlomnlv, "on behnif ofj 105 Alnmcdn t'l., Shrewsbury, r 1 r deduct l. i minutes; Highlands Ini jump nini' months IIJJO raisf $,10 tin11. president's pin, by l rnnk Rnc- thf (lolrjmlinn from Illinois, lo win, yesterday, Another possible 1IIGI guberna- convention, voted twice (or Hie, 1 bridge, mid 40 minutes.) Miss IIIIV.IIIHII (IIIUI)II I lor Iliu jcioppi, president. .nut in miminntioii, ns n c.inilidiilf ] Mr. inul Mrs, Raymond llulc), torial cnndidntc, Stiite. Sen, nomination of Hoover, In 1028 and dot in Ihr film "Ilitbittf* '.oes to HMD $25 werr Mr. nml Mis^ for of tlm United Ifi Sehnlrr Dr., Union lleiich, son, Wayne. Diunonl, Jr., of Warren, again In III.I2. i. ' (loin;1 f, I'lll'S Illl in Hie KI-.U HANK - NHI D,Me- Kniifei, Mr ftiul Mrs. HUM i(i|i|ii, Ahnihnm Lincoln nf ycNlerdny. Is givlnj; n reception loday. Jones A former New Jersey Civil in:\iII Noiirr; HI IM«*I-;IIII pillill 111 Ir jump* l.nin, |H, i\ ciouiii Bl lluiokiliile Mr. nml Mis. lied Vnilcvr, Mr. oi'; " 'llml win it 'I'luit WHS nil Mr. nml Mrs llnsil I'elach, lins two more receptions nelied- Service commissioner and now a(CJIKII.I., U'll.l.UM, on Mumlny. ••:, I,,;! '"'•"' >'•" ii.-iniin-i mm nun III ;., ||r|,lv,:,i "fnilic'r ' ",'<< ' Vlil'liui'i Ii I .nil Ii < iloinr, Ilii 1 tiled — one Wednesday nnd an- Al 11 I.III' loll, v'• s ! e r d II V nml Mi*; I'.nnr loibeils, Ml nml re|mi-|er for n Im-iil in-iVMim "'' Church Nl Riiiiivin, tin member of Hie IIIIIIMIII <"tunitvI'''" "" "''"• i""" ^' »"'i """ "' '•Ill' '.'..I •|M-II'-MI 1 IIIIIIT 'I IUIIMIII.V. ., , .. VMi« lii.i.|,ii MO-JIEI-I IIMIIIIIT nl John Mil yy, Iiy \l,i|;i'.li;iic .Inlin Mrs I'lnlip Hummer, Mi. mill• \'.io f .ill I'll tin:", cvr V' ril;iV lax lloiiul, luililiiimiM ili-M uhi'il i,.,,,. i „", :r.i,:m,, IOI ,-i '. : fi.i I.i -nil. ke of excessive Iicat. Don't let perspiration to cool us down. general's departure tonight for Congo army by failing to give dolph Hearst.Jr., and carried on dozens of versions, all of them the new millinery styles were I jour children get too much sun.; If a person doesn't perspire discussions with the Belgian gov- promotions to native personnel the front pages of all Hearst deceptively simple. presented in the Eiffel Tower last I Wo human beings have to j enough, his body doesn't cool ernment in Brussels and a sur-when independence was granted newspapers said in part: What Griffe calls his lozenge, night. |maintain our inside tempcrature'down, his body temperature rises vey of the Congo situation from June 30. He also accused the Bel- "Lyndon Johnson acted big or elongated diamond, bustline A spokeswoman said, "We con- tat just about the same point, re- and may go up to 105-106 or even Leopoldville. when he took second place on Bets that shaPe from a shoulder sider the tower ,a symbol for our jgardlcss of the nutside tempera- higher. Ho is flushed, the skin gians of trying to detach the rich t0 Lumumba told a news confer- province of Katanga, whose gov- the Democratic ticket, although shoulder drape and down hats." She was right. And the ture. Our bodies have a wonder-'is dry and hot, and he becomes ence yesterday he would go to'eminent has declared its indc- he preferred his own important I Pointed seams. Formal "slipcov- new headgear goes on over a I fill mechanism for doing this, but delirious. There may he partial revolutionary new hairdo that is Washington and to Canada to seek|pcndence of the central govern- post of Senate majority leader ere"—loose^ chiffon^ sheaths slit! jeven good machinery enn't be In complete loss nf consciousness. French-speaking technicians for;ment. and although it meant shelving up one side—went over fitted flapperishly short, flat, and spit- ! abused too much. This condition is called heat silk sheaths for cocktail and din- curled over the ear. the Congo and then fly back to j "There is no problem of Katan- his ambitions for the White j Our bodies make hoal. The food stroke or sun stroke. Leopoldville for another mcetingiga," Lumumba declared. "There House.. . \u cat burns up in nur own little; Sunburn can prevent adequate with Hammarskjold Aug. 5. is only the problem of the with- "But what of Rockefeller and pnvife factories and one of the;'sweating; the burned skin does The Congo premier said he haddrawal of the Belgian troops." his continued attitude that he will Alcohol Odor Held Reason Mpioducts is the heat that keeps'not sweat as does normal skin, asked Hammarskjold to set a| The Belgian soldiers, sent into not play on the ball team unless us warm. The more a person cx-.Paiients with severe eczema do deadline for (he withdrawal of Congolese cities after the native he is allowed to be the pitcher? erases the faster he burns up: not sweat normally. There are Belgian troops. He said Ham- troops mutinied, now are slowly His party has turned to him to his fuel but if hp is healthy, ex-, some drugs which slow down or g p p provide strength he can give by Enough to Fire Teacher Dr. John R. Gosncy kjld d h illll g back to theiir baseb s in hthe orcise doesn't Rive him a fever; ! prevent sweating, marskjold "assured me he will:pulling playing the less spotlighted posi- spare no effort and it is in that,Congo as a UN force of 12,000 TRENTON, (AP)—State Edu- he just loses heat faster to keep There are a few people whn tion of vice president. .. right to expect that teachers will SHREWSBURY — Rev. Dr. spirit that he will negotiate in moves in to keep order. cation Commissioner Frederick not report for duty with the odor R Gosney director ol [™Ce *"h ',he ™pid l""f"ctin» of seem to have an inherited inabil- "It was a Republican—not as John M. Raubinger says the mere lncrCilsrincreased amountamount j|y to sweat adequately. There Is an independent—that Rockefeller off alcoholhl lo n theithibthr breath." " ij Christia? n EducatioS n for thc Synod ^^ '* '» ™« ^^ There J» smell of alcohol on a teacher's of activity. ) not much to do for such people was elected governor of New Miss Schroeder testified she;of New Jersey, will be guest breath is enough to justify dis- was taking medicine which had We lose heat in several ways, except to urge that they do not Famous Hungarian Artist York with the backing of his About 05 per cent of our heat loss live in areas where party. Now his party has need missal. an alcohol base and may have Church Sunday. caused the odor. is from the surface of the body I heat is frequent. for him. We think he has an obli- And even if the smell comes At e by condllction t0 the Has Exhibit at Old Mill from taking medicine with an But Raubinger said, "Even if Dr Gosn°ev wTnreachVn the surrounding! Treatment of heat stroke is di gation to put his own frustrated air. The rest of the heat loss is by rected toward getting the patient alcohol base, Raubinger said in it were proved that the medicine ur. oosney win preacn on tncinir Thp rn^t nf (hr> llo,i( lncc ic hlr „„„,„,,,„,„.,,.,,„„,,;,,„„„,„.,,;„„ ambitions aside." the lungs and sweat from the. cool. Wrap him in a wet sheet TINTON FALLS — Artist La-i There was a majority of sum- a decision yesterday, the teach- did cause the odor of alcohol, subject "The Nature of the jos Markos, well-known for his imer shore visitors attending Fri- appellant would be subject to Church." skin. When the outside tempera.-; and blow an electric fan on him, er is subject to censure. in a bath of cold portrait demonstrations, varied day night's lecture for perhaps The commissioner upheld the censure for neglecting to take thDre . Gosney is responsible for the program Friday night at the the first time. They were no measures to remove the odor be- fcrence" a cold enema helps, 1 Wall Street dismissal of Ruth Schroderh , a Old Mill Gallery, and painted, in- match for the shy but dignified fore reporting for duty." ! He also 1 drink if he is con- high school English teacher, by if the air temparature is 1(10 of scious. stead, a circus scene in nil. ^artist who is inclined to be dis- thn Lakewood' Township Board! "It was her rcsponsibilty not on the committee for the cam- Before an audience of more interested in voicing his achieve Hit Hard By of Education after she was found only to avoid evil but also the pus Christian life ministry for than 100 persons, the master art- mcnls in the art world and lets appearance of evil so as not to Presbyterian students at colleges, guilty of drinking before school 1 1st, with obvious ease, produced I his canvases speak for them- Pessimism and being unsteady, incoherent, destroy her usefulness as a teach-land universities in New Jersey. Birth Rate Down for May, in 45 minutes a carefully planned selves. sloppily dressed and glassy-eyed er," Raubinger said. "Like; A native of Missouri, Dr. Gos- and executed arena scene com- Budapest Graduate NEW YORK (AP) - The stock during classes over a five-year Ceasar's wife, a teacher ought ney twice served as pastor of plete with bare-back rider, ring- market sank to its sharpest loss to be above suspicion." the Second Presbyterian Church, J Mr. Markos graduated from period. ' Marriages, Divorces Up master and clown. in four-and-a-half months as She took a leave of absence Danville. He was trustee of Ccn-' Preceding the demonstration —. . f Wall Street's pessimism deepened p w n he C0Vetc° ^d from Dec, 15, 1956 to Sept. I, ter College, Danville, for six WASHINGTON (AP) - Thc the similar 1959 span. The rate 11th in a series of lecture-demon-,! ° yesterday. Trading was slow. 1958 but the board refused to re- strations presented by the Old Hungarian National prize. After Ike Will Try\years. He was moderator of tho IJC; hinh ratP in May_ for tnc was 7 i up lA pPr cnnt. h ll sslan nvasl n he e An estimated $3,200,000,000 was instate her after the leave. _ _ United Presbyterian Synod nf ninlli ennsecutive month, tnn bo- Divorces also continued the ln- Mill Association - Markos was ? ? . ' .°, ' . ,f f clipped from the quoted value of I fk f-*/l| ft itlKO Kcntuck-V in m3 and was mod- | the rate of a year earlier, creasing trend which has prcvail- shown in a color film by Grum-illsllwi llimself ln Venlce' Itel* Raubinger dismissed her ap- mv stocks listed on the New York peal on the grounds a psychia- M. 1/ JI '/"*.., S^llVl cra(or of the Transylvania Pros- Thc national Office of Vital ed rather steadily since 1958. hachcr Company illustrating por- Stock Exchange, based on the fall trist's report on her was not fav- NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) —F year. Statistics yesterday gave the ten- However, the office said the 1960 traiture. and gained great prominence in in the Associated Press average. p ident Eisenhower flies today from tative total of registered May increase is mainly due to an in- European art circles. Mr. Mar- The AP 60-stock average fell orable to justify giving her back In the film, the artist incorpor- the peaceful summer white house births — subject to correction by, crease of 0!) per cent in Penn- kos has shown in the Grand Cen- 2.40 to 211.60 with the industrials her job. ated 25 colors into his portrait tral Gallery. in this seaside resort to the the end of the year— at 335,000, jsylvania. That state reported 5,- down 3.00, the rails down 1.40, The commissioner said he did of a young girl who seemed to stormy Republican convention in Negro-White compared with 338,000 in May, 000 more divorces in the first His first major exhibition in and the utilities down 1.40. Thenot consider it necessary to find step forth from the canvas in Chicago. 1951). ^ five months of this year than it true representation formed un this country was held in 1956 atdecline was the largest since an the teacher was actually intoxi- jthe Old Mill. Formerly a resi- cated. The President, noted for a The office said (hat during the did in 195!). It was understood the der his unerring brush. equivalent fall of 2.40 on March Teenagers first five months of this year there increase might reflect more com- jdent of Perth Amboy, the artist "T1Uo demonstratuCllluiioiiaHe' unfitnessuiintiiv^j,, iit ui sknacmi(ii.ik\ o\J\f gettinf^ituig tugginluringg iwiv-i-forcesj _ 35 Paintings .has become particularly renown- sufficient to find that she camejto pull together, will deliver ailf| wcre an cstimntivl l.iiili.ono births, plete reporting rather than a .step- „- . ,. . nc».) ui;\.iiiii^ IJUI initial IV I ciiuwii- Of 1,195 isues traded, 805 de- J1 1.9 per cent, of 1,709,000 fewer up in actual decrees granted, clined and 198 advanced. New to school with the odor of alco-l nationally-televised address to- hoi on her breath," he added.; night to delegates who have been GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) —than thnFe nf the comparable The 30 acres which report di- mill, including two eight-foot can- •]highs for 1960 »"'y eight mnnlh' ' ' ' The cumulative divorce total been viewed by audiences Yesterday's closing stocks: Egg Market :ral (I| C<1 pr animated conversation. vacation residence at Fort Adams white customers. ° OPP -•- P cent, from fnr ihe first five months of the Thc canvases illuminate two as-throughout the metropolitan area. 44 I-T-E CM Brk 22 l(i 22il cr ]fim ll| 1 Adam.t Ex Johns Man a NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA) - by helicopter for the Naval Air| A scuffle involving about 200 " '" P P°P a'i'" . year was 78,369. That was 6.2 Mr. Markos now lives in NewAi U 1 rcflectin an pects of this Hungarian-born art- Air Ueduc 67 Jones A _ IS2», Wholesale egg offerings irregu- Station at Quonset Point, across j youths flared briefly at one place K increase in thepP r cont abovb e tthh e comparablbl e York with his wife and two-year Joy M[g y p wnnlcc ist; His devotion to the old mas- larly distributed. Demand fair Narragansett BayBay. jbf li populatiopopulationn , l!15n figure of 73,764 and 13.9 per old son and maintains a studio Kaiser Al g y jbeforbefore police arrived. Shortly ters, and his skill in painting Allied Ch MS Kennerntt yesterday. There they were to board a jet afterwards officers dispersed a ''or thc fivo mnnllls pndpd with cent above the five-month total icenes of contemporary life and there. He" both paints and inAlller- l Stri Koppers f May lllc ">e Old Mill, Am MAFily l.lli McNAL lbs.) 38-391,4; extras medium 33- llnwever, marriages were up. HAVANA (AP) — A small Am Motors I.IRK A My crings. terful handling of subject mat-!Enrollments are being handled by I.likens Stl In ,]ol Plains Crasli There were an estimated 120,- bnmb exploded in the washroom thc Am Smelt 41* 34'/2; standards large 32-34; ter there is no struggle betweeni director, Geza DeVegh. Am Stil 12 Mack Trk l Martin Co checks 27 /2-29. NEW YORK (AP) - A Marine 000 in May, 3.4 per cent more of a crowded Havana • movie lorm and composition. I The one-man show ends Aug. Am TelATol Merck than in May, 1939. The rate per theater Sunday night and pojice Am Tub .16'J Metro r,M Whites - Extras (48-50 lbs.) pilot, on his first day of a two The grandeur of his paintings 7. Gallery hours arc 11 a.m. toAm Viscose 31 Minn MAM 38-41; extras medium 34-36. weeks active duty stint, was kill- I.Oflfl population was 7.n in May blamed it on anti-Castro ele- lend a contrast to the Old Mill 10:30 p.m. daily, and Saturday AMP Inc 57 N Mo Pnc A Kennedy To Anacotula 47ii Monter Oil Browns — Extras (48-50 lbs.) ed yesterday when his single-en- this year and 7.7 a year earlier, ments. Patrons of the Manzanares Itself. to 8 p.m. Armco Etl 8! Mont Wnrd From .Ian. 1 through May there Theater were locked inside until Armour A Co.11 Nut Blsc 39-40'/2. gined FJ-4 Fury jet crashed and Armst f?k 42>S Nat Iinlry Includes Nearby burned on takeoff at Floyd Ben-j were an estimated 52K.O00 mar- police completed a search. No ojjs Aslil Oil 18 Nat Distill Atchlson 5.1 Nat Hyps Whites — Top quality (48-50 nett Field in Brooklyn. riages, 3.7 per cent more than in was hurt. All nelln MN, Nat Steel lbs.) 41'/ -45'/ ; mediums 36'/ He was First Lt. Thomas D. Avco Corp NV Central 2 2 2 TV 'Critic' B.ilicock & W;s" Nla M Piv 38'/2; smalls 25-26. Young, 25, of Flushing, Queens. Bnlil Lima No Am Av Halt A Oh MH Nor Par ... , Browns — Top quality (48-50 He leaves his wife, Bodyy, and HYANN/S PORT, Mass. (AP)) Henillx lbs.) 41i/2-43!4; mediums 36i/2 a seven-months-old daughter, — A reporter asked Sen, John F. Hulh Steel M " Nwst Alrlln IIP; Boeing Air Norwlrii rii 4R', 38'/2; smalls 28'/2-30i/j. Elizabeth. Kennedy, the Democratic presi- Rorricn Ohio oil ni'i idential nominee whether he BorK Warn jiu Oliver Cp 2(l\ Brunswick Oulh Mar M\ would watch the Republican Na- Buckeye I'I 31"" Owens III 01 l(ll|i4 tional Convention on television, Bucy Erie II". Pan A W Air 117 LOCAL SECURITIES Iluilil Co 17 Piiram Plct .In ! "I'm going tn try tn sec some HlllOVA Penney, JO 4n The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso-,nf it," he said "I'm going to give Hurl Inil IS'1 i'n I'uAU :CN Cn»i\ JI KM, I'a HP. 12'i ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- ji n,c sarnc attention Mr Nix- Cuter Trac 2.V- I'llll Bl 8o», tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities'on Ravc ()urs.. f|t is known Nix Oelanose •J:I Phlll Pet <•"•. g dies ft oh 5S'. I'll Steel ll'i watched some Chrysler 42'. I'llll Sv E*O OT", $ cities Hvr 4O'i Piil'llck Inil »', cratic convention.) Colj; PHIIII .'IIS Pullman Mi, BANKS Kennedy added that later in Pure Oil 20'j Onliun rlns l!Pi Dlv. Bid Asked the week he would he "glad to Ooml Sow III*. KRA Mi, Asbury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.25 34 Con Kills HI', Iteaillnft Co 12'* !givc my impressions" as tn what Cont l!im .17 llepulj Btl HHUf Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove 2.50 41 Cont Mot lleyn Met 4(1 Allenhurst Nat'l .50 52 lie had seen. Cum IM lau Itey Toh 7«% Clown Zell 40', Itoh Kultnn 42 Belmar-Wall Nafl 2.00 55 Crili- Rtl 111 St Jos l^-ail 2S Central Jersey Bank .60 15'/, 17 Ciirtun Wr HI I(e« Pap MI; Farmers & Merchants 1.00 48 I1M * Hud '.'1 'i Hears lloeli M Team iVIcmhcrs Dent Hun '.'J' t Hhell Oil ;u First Nat'l, Bradley Beach 1.25 48 (New) I'niiii Alrr Hlmilnir a^~, First Nat'l, Freehold Dow f'hrm Sl|\ smith, AO ;it'. (xx) • 12'/j 14 l>ll Pont IU'l'a Hooony nim Kcnnsburg-Middlctown 12,00 375 Given Parly Dill I.I si'i Long Drnnch Trust 18.00 525 Knit Kml |(|% Sou Ry Merchants Trust * .70 Kll'l John Hlierry IM 24>i IIAZI.F.T - Members of the Krln Hit 7'i Ht'l llrmvl Matawan Bank .30 HIil Oil Cnl Kagles bnsebnlb l lenm werr guests Klrnlniip Monmouth County Nat'l .12 l'"(inl Mnl fll Hlil Oil NJ Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 4% (it a bailiedie party al the hfimc flrn Arrrpl 17', Hlii'l I'nck 3.00 70 80 1 'I'exaeo of Mrs. Nancy Shown, Hedlc Rd. flrn CIRIU no , New Jersey Trust 1.00 44 (It'll liymim Tex (I Proil 2111 \ Attending were Robert Ilnrber, 1-% Textron Sea Bright Nat'l 48 flrn Klec Ml 11 Ifl'i ,75 Tlilpwnt fill l JVinnic [ieprnneia, Ciciirgc De flrn r.l* '.'8' j 17 i 1 'I'riinsiiiner 2(1 INDUSTRIAL (Irn Motors I'll Cnrhlite r|i,|Mnio. Konald l-'ryi . Mark fiiig- Ddl I'llll I't lll\ Klcdmnlcs Associates (xxx) "S Tn PHC 27', '\t''Mum), Wayne !• rye. Deniiis l.ind- (1 Tel A Kl I'IIII Alrr Hanson VW-M rili'ii Al'l 40', I rmii.,1 rp 1 4 3 lljjier, Robert Miilitmly. Mdwaitl lliHiilrlrll u\ 7 ' Iliiydu Industries II Ivenr ;:i I I'H I.In.. l.nid & Company 1/16 2','j Shown, Douglas Nielsun, Douglas fll A*C I I'H I'lvwil 4,'i" Mnnmmith Pork «!.j I'owci, Clmrlcs He.ip, Rirliiird 111 Nn IIV Id I'H Itlili ,45 llrevliniiiiil I'H Hnirlt 27' i jN. ,1, Natural Cias -•'' i Slmiirxui and Miinngri' I'dwanl 1 SMILING BELGIAN TROOPS WAVS from railway car «i 'iiiir nn I'M Hlf-r. I 7" , N. .1. Niiiurul (Jus (i'V, 1.20 1 In in IM •- r Pup Vim AI HI I :i7 I'M. j lire I'.li in'. W.llwnrlli ill, S. Homes and Development Corp. •'! thoy loavo Loopoldvillo, itrifo-torn capital of Congo, for r I'aiin ipjliiu: in ll" .in.iiii:e JI! *Vf!( •;,*, i. WlU'h H J'lrt il'r.'Kl Klrrlwnli's . l.> lit! lhi< Slrli Int W I'nio Kl meiits weir Mi. MIHI Me. Iliitiv CALLED TO ORDER — Cli.iiinwiri Tluinlon Morton, with « nonrby fcxuo. Thoy ovacuatod the city at United Na- Weil I'II TPI Illrockwiiy (ihtsB 'Si tiom forcoi look ovor tho capital. UMHIS Kl I'PIIIS stock dividend, (xxx) J pen'onl stock dlv. lllliH; |W(ilferhlifii;i'r, Knlii-il <' I ,i r k. rjiivoI poised, cdll* Uio Ropublicnn Niition.il Convonlion While Mnl | MI.-. SIKIWII, Ml:.', N.IIII y Shim II Inl l'n|M.| (xx) 0.7 percent .stork iliv. l!)!iS, lo order in Cliiciiqo. I AP Wirophoto) (AP Wiropbolo by radio from London) .lli1, I Vnmt rxtrn dividend. and Ml. ami Mis .Lulus. Com wiUboM a rwn-in Yankee Stadium, New Yorfc 4-Tae*dar, July 26. 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Buses will leave the church park. Union Beach iriw in Uakm Hose Fire House, ing area at H a.m- Arrwgfwirntf and reservations are in charge Mr. and Mr«, Craig Teague Florence Ave,, between 9 a,m, and 4 p.ro, Mr*, Leonard Savage of Walter Keff and Jo*ep» 0'- Weakened Heart Takes life have moved here from Ramseur, Corman. K.C, For the present they are ie In charge, staying with Mrs. league's par- Mrs. Alice Haid and daughter, Of Threatened Bank Teller, 22 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rob John Goodhand, Sr., and son, John, Jr., Arlington Ave., attend- Miss Dolrita Haid, Brook Ave., erts, Stone Rd. are vacationing at the summer MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. (AP) - taken to St. Anthony's Hospital in ed the all star game in Yankee Stadium New York, recently. Mr. home of Mrs. Haid's, son-in-law A young bank teller, victim of Warwick, N..Y, and transferred Mr. and Mrs. James Haggerty and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Goodhand, Sr, won two tickets a recent robbery in which he was here later. and children, Jimmie and Lois, James Nichols, Beach Haven. threatened with a bullet in the He was the son of Mr. and Prospect Ave., attended a fami- for the game in a contest spon- Mrs. Joseph Senft of Hewitt. heart, died today of an apparent ly reunion Saturday at the home sored by the radio station Mr and Mrs. Patrick O'Con- ly weakened heart. of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haggerty, WNEW. nell and daughter, Kathleen, East Horton Hospital here gave the Coopersburg, Pa. Others attend- Orange, have returned after a cause of death of Richard Senft, ing were Mrs. William Cullen, The Holy Name Society of Ho- TV Quiz ly Family Catholic Church will two-week stay with Mrs. O'Con- 22, of Hewitt, N.J., as a "heart Mr. and Mrs. William Haggerty nell's mother, Mrs. Margaret condition." and family, Bloomficld; Mr. andj a father and son bus Senft, a teller at the First Na- Winner Mrs. George Hess and son, West tional Bank of Passaic County, Orarige; Miss Mary O'Connor, Preakness, N.J., was on duty be- Nutley; Mrs.,Eugene-Farrell, Sr., hind his window July 6 when a Faces Jury Sea Girt; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph robber shoved a note at him NEW YORK (AP) — Elfreida Conncll and family, Union; Mr. SLEEP LATER , ••reading: Von Nardroff, all-time high mon. and Mrs. Robert Haggerly and "I am a sick man with only ey winner in television quiz children, East Hanover; Mr. and] six months to live. You are young shows, completed her testimony Mrs. Eu|>ene Farrell. Jr., ahdj yesterday before a special grand WINDOW SHADES family, Laurence Harbor, and and haveyour whole life to live. Mounted on Your Give me all your money or I'll jury investigating the shows. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Strauch and Miss Von Nardroff won $220,500 son, Keansburg. Rollers While You Wait shoot you in the heart." No more getting up with the Senft complied, handing over in 1958 on the "21" Show. She has declined repeatedly to com- sun. Let Prown's Install light- J780, but managed to jot down BARBECUE GET TOGETHER — Mrs. Katharine Elkus White, center, hostess at the Mr. and Mrs. Michael P. Ken-j proof window shades on your the license number of the car ment on disclosures that some ny and children, Michael and Pa-i winners had been supplied an annual barbecue held for Red Bank area Democrats at her home on Harding Rd,, rollers while you wait. Helps in which the intruder fled. He tricia, Hoboken, spent last week; keep your bedrooms cool, too! swers in advance. Red Bank, talks with Mrs, John A. Petillo, Red Bank, barbecue chairman, and Bene- was captured about five minutes at the home of Mr. and Mrs.j Bring your rollers In today. later. The inquiry, aimed at finding dict R. Nicosia, candidate for mayor in Red Bank. The barbecue was held Saturday. Frank Spencer, Anderson St. out whether somo witnesses had • Up (0 36" wide Senft, stricken last Friday, was © committed perjury in previous Mrs. Frank Raccioppi and grand jury hearings on the sub- to Supreme Headquarters, and children, Ronald and Janice, Only .59 ect, is expected to go on for Camdcn Mayor Joins Rums on spent 21 months in England and: St.( , ,pft Saturdav for .. 1 several weeks. lrance. He has made three post-: h k visit in Miami. now war trips to Europe. | Asks Advice On Travel Agency v • BUDGET TERMS »FREE DELIVERY - Mr. Petersen is married to the! Mrs Katherine Freiwald and Singer Faces RUMSON — Mrs. Elliot Lawes former Miss Joan Moore of|Mr and Mrs Edward H. Zahn \ DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Police Powers nd Mrs. William Hazelton have Hounslow, England. They have an(j son LosAnge les, former resi- two daughters, Karen, 7, and dents of Union Beacn> are vjsjt. I WED. and FRI. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M. A Gun Charge TRENTON (AP) - Attorney nnounced that Allen Petersen, Kristine, 2. ing at the home of their son progress General David D. Furman says if New York City, has joined JOHNSTON, R.I. (AP) - Lou he staff of the Lawlour Travel in-law and daughter, Mr. and rOWHS Lad ifimymmg Camden Mayor Alfred R. Pierce BLOCK DANCE Monte, 42, popular singer of Ita- Agency, 13 West River Rd., as Mrs. Frank Fleming, Keyport. lian-flavored songs, was bound can come to him to find out if 47 Broad St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank ha manager. UNION BEACH - The Corps, over to the grand jury yesterday j^ s emergency police powers Thc Corps Mothers of the nl0n I Mothers of the Fire Department! y WHITE on a charge of unlawfully carry- even though, deposed as the Drum and BtiEle Corps will spon-;Beach Fire Department city's police commissioner. ing a pistol. sor a Block Dance tomorrow in Acting Judge Arthur N. Voto- Pierce asked Furman yesterday [for an advisory opinion on, "the front of the Harris Gardens Fire MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER latto set bail att $$1,000, . House, from 7:30 p.m. until 10 SALE Monte did not appear in court.™?0" responsibility in the EATONTOWN CIRCLE breakdown in law en p.m. He was represented by Attorney 1^™^ Mrs. Margaret Chamberlain WARDS OPEN: Mon.-Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. sheets, towels, Thomas R. DiLuglio, who waived Pierce cited laws which he said and Mrs. Leonard Savage are in 10 A.M. • 9:30 P.M. hearing in District Court. charge of arrangements. mattress pads, etc. M td J indicated the mayor might be re- Tues.-Sar. 10 A.M. • 6 P.M. Monte was arrested June 20 quired to step into the law en CALL LI 2-2150 outside the B N B Nite Club here forcement picture if organizec It adds un! More and more by state troopers who said they gambling began to flourish. people use The Register ads each issue because results come fas- found a fully-loaded .32 caliber Furman said Pierce should take J. YANKO ter.—Advertisement. automatic pistol in the glove com- his question to the city attorney, r~ Red Bank partment of his car. but added, "Informally, I wil The singer said he had used look at it and take a view of it. Fiery diamond Shop Frl. and Wed. the gun, for which he had a per-The city council can consult with Guess Who ... •HI » mit, on target ranges in Newme at the mayor's request." engagement ring Jersey and neglected to remove Pierce's move was seen as a it. bid to regain some of the powers 50 he lost when a shift in voting XI CARAT TOTAL alignment on the City Commis- WEIGHT INCl. FX.T. iion cost him the post of director 142 if pubile safety. • "Glo-top" mounting makes Pierce and Furman met at a Allen Petersen diamond look 90% larger, It's easy to inference with Camden County and 87% more brilliant! rosecutor Norman Heine; Ed- Mr. Petersen, a Princeton grad- ard Garity, the new public safe uate, has spent It years in the • 14K white or yellow gold travel industry. From 1949 to v director; and clergymen from SEE THE Yes, your diamond looks fabulous, amden County to discuss the re-1956 he was associated, with DIFFERENCE BORROW *75O travel agencies in New York City, set on 4 smaller diamonds in Wards ults of a six-month grand jury "Gio-fop" mounting. You'll love its robe of gambling. including Thomas Cook & Son Furman said Pierce requested and Raymond-Whitcomb. big sparklel $5 down, $5 monthly. the probe after supplying inform- He spent the next three years Enlarged to show detail when you can ation which led to state police as assistant to the traffic man- raids on 17 gambling operation ager of the Hoover Company at in Camden last No. 24. The prob its world headquarters in Ohio. resulted in indictment of six po More recently he has been as- REPAY *3O lice officers on charges of fals sociated with the British Over- swearing and misconduct in of- seas Airways in New York City. ice. During World War II he served But the Grand Jury also handec with the U. S. Army, assigned • • • takes an afternoon anp SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR MONEY BACK MONTHLY up a presentment criticizing ierce for taking his information to the state police before con- Apply for a Check-Loan Account at Freeholds First sulting Heine. Garrity said the presentmen National. A Check-Loan Account puts an end to had nothing to do with Pierce' loss of the public safety post, but filling out an application every time you need money ierce has instituted court action :o have the presentment amended. or time-payment financing/ You just write your own check on your Cheek-Loan Account. You only pay Mandatory for the money you actually uie. With each monthly Tests For payment you make, you have more money available to use at you please. Parolees ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Gov Nelson A. Rockefeller yesterday If you can pay You can have ordered that murderers or per- sons convicted of sex crimes be thi$ monthly: this much: given special psychiatric tests bj the State Mental Hygiene Depart $240 $10 ment before being released or parole. $20 $480 The order stems from the case $30 $720 of Frederick Wood, 48, who is accused of killing two men after $40 $960 his release on parole from Clin- ton State Prison, after serving 17 $50 $1,200 years of a 20-year-to-lifc sentence for second-degree murder. $75 $1,800 The governor ordered the Men- tal Hygiene Department to estab- $100 $2,400 lish special psychiatric facilities at Sing Sing and Attica Prisons. Prospective parolpcs will be transferred from other correction- al institutions in the state to Sing Sing and Attica to undergo the 9-JiMl YtaUcuud psychiatric examinations. The governor's order also di- rects the State Correction De- partment to extend its service of preparing evaluations of in- mates for use by the parole board.

I iiiini Itcacli Every family should have a Check-Loan Account at Child Haplizcd Freehold's First National, Everything is handled by UNION BFACII - Linda Craw- ftiril. daughter (if Mrs. Florence mail. Mail coupon today for information. Or tola- Crawford, Prospect Ave., was baptized Sunday in Grace Moth- phone HOpkins 2-3100 and you will have it in the ndist Church by Rev. Leon C. Zinkler. A liiirbociie and lawn next mail. party at her homo followed. Guests were Mr. and Mrs. ••••••••••«•• .lames Walling, Michael Mutcy, r Keyport; Miss Elizabeth Amml- R44 nnnn, film Ridge; Miss Jo.Ann •First National Bank Ammianno. liast Orange: Mr. U, S Freehold, New Jersty and Mrs. Fred (inrrisnn and chil- dren. Fird and Jnnr, Mrs. '"« ml , " ""' • I am Intelented In n check-loan account. Without Chnrlrs l.ind.slcv, Mr. nml Mrs, J obligation, mall in« complete Information Including • Randolph Stevenson 11 n(I dmif'li- • "flrit-and-only" application Decennary. ter, Cheryl Ann, .Inhn niul Ron- She never When she can't She shops I nlil lle/ck, Tinn, I'.llfn Mfiv nml! • Name .... Civile I'iiiiirinii. Knlir'tl (iti'lch, misses a bargain! 1 leave home... by phone! .liiii' ! !•; 1 ri 11. l.ols nml .liinvs llnrivHv, .|iise|ili Stiedli1, Knth J Address I'i'ii, I Mill, and l)ian;i fiiiwlnnl, NFAV • Henry Mull), Jules I'I-MIII'.I'I, Rrih JliRSEY Ml Hiir-.in 1, Kin In I ,1 rul ('liar Try it yourself. So .simple. So sensible. So Low in cost. And it stives so much time. Shop by phone often. ' City I'-nr Wllll.llll'., Mil IV Mild Shelln BELL ( I'l! uuinn -Ill'l K .1 M'M I)' lilll' V. i .ill nl ; II <•• I I!' ill M. ! NEW SUB LAUNCHED, „ SINGER RED BANK REGISTER VARRATT, Va, (AP)-A Season Arrives For Tuesday, July 26, 1960-5 Siiduts at Jamboree man wbmarwe built by two farm MICHAEL BRESUW p n leaden are Harold youths bai completed ft* shake- ism. "Let's not pluck an/ more Red Bank Rcfffler Williams, Bed Bank, Koutmu- down trials—in a farm pond. Jersey's Rep. Thompson bloom* but rather pull it up by Boy Scout Correspondent ter, and Francis Bruce, Eaton- David Zimmerman and George] the roots," he added. Holloway who built it from a 275- WASHINGTON (AP)-A tongue- came yesterday from Rep. Frank COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.— awn, and Elmer Meyer, New Monmouth, assistant scoutmas- gallon oil drum were delighted in-cheek proposal to turn the Thompson, Jr., (D-NJ). A contingent • of 121 Jamboree- when it submerged and resur- Nice is a winter resort and ters. Grand Canyon over to private "The national parks," he said,!se"a^,;t 7n southeast France."its bound Scouts and their leaders faced twice. enterprise for a shopping plaza left Oakhurst Tuesday, July 19, With Troop 63 are William T. 'have become pockets of social-jpopulation is i60000 Gregory, Sea Girt, scoutmaster, Four 55-gallon oil drums were for one of the greatest experi- used as ballast tanks. Topside ism. ences of their lives, the Fifth Na- and John Pearce, Spring Lake His joking proposal was made Heights, and Lawrence Heppa, was a 52-gallon compressed air Top Interest tional Jamboree in Colorado tank made from a discarded another letter to conserva- Springs, Colo. Spring Lake, assistant scoutmas- ter. water tank. Printed Pattern tive constituents whom he says The contingent is made up of he has unwittingly neglected. ^/faedical Mirror three troops, consisting of 37 boys The train ride was pleasant, but Thompson, considered a liberality "I and three leaders. Assistant Mon- due to train difficulties we were Jiffy-Knit unable to tour Chicago and Den- by many of his colleagues, last ; «(*•« T t, • Fain mouth County Scout Executive week in a letter to constituents; kVD I QCf Stanley Buff is trainmaster. ver. The Denver tour will be tak- lwtf en on our return trip. adopted an ultra conservative ap- j "*"• " • Artnnta The adult leaders of Troop 61 861 proach to many of the nation's] act $50l\lillion at Camp Mohawk, Charlemont, Elkus White discussed her cam- sioner, DWIRIU R. G. Palmer,] to pain than brunette,? paign plans for Congress at the Mass. wanted to destroy Washington's A, We have no information re- headquarters at Morristown by garding the relative sensitivity to> bal!... annual barbecue for area Demo- pain of blondes and brunettes. Bond Sale crats Saturday. Julia Ann Walsh, daughter of building a road through it. Mr. and Mrs. William Walsh, However, an Australian dentist Mrs. White and her husband, "The United States commission- made a study of eye color and Sleepy Hollow Rd., celebrated her er of mails lias interfered. There the reaction to pain and found Is Requested Arthur J. White, were hosts at sixth birthday on July 20. their home on Harding Rd. is no reason why Commissioner that blue-cyed patients com- NEWARK (AP) - Public Serv- Palmer should not have the right plained very little. The sensitivity He rents Mrs. White expressed her ice Electric and Gas Co. asked Mrs. Arthur Frank, Andover to destroy anything he wants in to dental pain increased through thanks at having been chosen as the State Public Utility Commis- St., is a patient in Moijmouth New Jersey." the bluc-grcy, green-grey, green, sion yesterday for permission to a delegate to the Democratic Na- Medical Center. hazel, light brown and dark his tional Convention and praised the Thompson sponsored a bill be- brown range. issue and sell $50,000,000 in first fore Congress recessed earlier and refunding mortgage bonds. ticket of Sen. John F. Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Earl Henschel Q. I read in a magazine that formats for president and Sen. Lyndon B. this month to block construction bee venom injection cure The bonds would be dated Sept. have sold their home on Nave- of the highway through Morris- nrtfiriiii. It ifti« iruc? Johnson for vice president. sink River Rd to Paul T Rich. 1, 1960, and would mature Sept. town. | A. Ilee venom injections have at... 1, 1990. Bidding would be com- She introduced a number of|ard o{ Alexandria, Va. Thompson said his ultra con- been tried in cases of arthritis but petitive, said the company, and eading Democrats in Monmouth servative constituents might also there is no good medical evidence County, including: that such treatment provides sat- proceeds would be used to repay Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kovelski, consider national holidays, the Benedict R. Nicosia, candidate isfactory relief. all or part of short term bank Catherine Ave., have returned national parks, the Federal Bu- for mayor in Red Bank; New loans outstanding in the financing from a three weeks' motor trip reau of Standards and even the Bring your prescriptions to as for Shrewsbury Mavor Karl K. Bar- LOVE LANE of PSE & G plant expansion. through the West. armed forces as creeping .social- professional service promptly ren- on, candidate for county free- TUXEDO SHOP Major construction projects at Newest fashion! Knit a beauti ism. dered at reasonable cost present include a new Mercer holder; Milton Kosone, candidate Mr. and Mrs. Charles Corcoran, Phone SH 1-4819 • ful, bulky jacket to wear every- for mayor in Fair Haven; Long "Why should Montana's tax dol- generating station and the addi- where, all year 'round. Cooper Rd., and Misses Lydia, 23 W. Front St. Red Bank Branch Commissioner Rocco N. lars, for example, go to pay for SHREWSBURY tion of a fifth turbine-generator Jiffy-knit inches fly by! Use Patricia, Susan and Mary Ann Frame your face in soft flat- a Navy when that state doesn't Free Parking in Rear of Store Bonforte; Elliot Katz, president at the Sewaren generating sta double-strand knitting worsted, Mott, Andover St., visited the tery — a graceful collar side- even have a shoreline?" he asked. of the Monmouth County Young Mount Aire Zoo in Hunterdon accented by a crisp blow. Slim PHARMACY tion. large needles for bulky jacket. Thompson said these are but a See Our Fine Selection Democrats; Thomas J. Smith, County Sunday. skirt gives you a taller look. All construction expenditures Pattern 861: directions sizes 32- few topics Americans must come CALL SH 1-4874 Of NEW STYLES. this year will total about $145,- Fair Haven, an alternate dele- Choose shantung, cotton, linen. 34; 36-38 included. gate to the Democratic conven- j to grips with if America is to be 000,000, the company estimated. Send thirty-five cents (coins) Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Thomas, Printed Pattern 9325: Half maintained from creeping social- Broad St. Shrewsbury tion; Charles A. Johnston, can- Cooper Rd., entertained several Sizes 12%, M'/ . 16(4. 18'/2. 2«'/2. for this pattern—add 5 cents for didate for mavor in Shrewsbury; 2 each pattern for lst-class mail- hundred guests at a clambake 2214. Wi- size i6

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MONDAY thru FRIDAY MONDAY thru THUR. MR. JOHN R. BURNS 9:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. MR. CHARLES CONOVER INTEREST PAID ON SAVINGS FRIDAY EVENING FRIDAY MISS NANA E. HELWIG 6:30 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. 8:00 A.M. to 8i00 P.M. MISS CATHERINE HAUGH SPEAKING OF PLATFORMS - Ked tiauk Kegister the Soft Polity 4MJ Broad Street, Red Bank, N. J. SUM Higiway 25, MJddletowo, N. J, Established 1878 by John It Cook and Henry Clay By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 One of the conflicts within both the Republican JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager and Democratic parties is whether this country should W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager have a strong or a soft foreign policy. The Eisenhower ; Member of the Associated Press Administration, when John Foster Dulles was Secre- Tilt Associated Pren ts entitled exclusively to me un tor repubilcatlOB of ail tbi locaJ newt printed In this newipiper ai well ai all AP newi dlspatcnea. tary of State, pursued a strong, independent foreign Member Audit Bureau of Circulation policy based on the assumption that the The Red Bank Regliler utumc» no financial responsibilities (or typographical «rron in adverttit- tnenti, but win reprint without charge, that part ol an advertisement In which the typographies error United States can not be sacrificed to occurs Advertiser! win pleas* notify the management immediately ol any error which may occur. serve the purposes of any European or Thli newspaper assume! no responsibilities for statements o! opinions In letter! from Ha reader*. Asiatic nation. Dulles was duly at- Subscript loo Prices In Ad vane* On* ye$* $15.(JO; Six monthi WOO Sltuclo copy at counter, 7 cents Sin Kit- copy by mall 9 cents tacked by all the foreign agencies which TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1960 exist in this country to brain-wash the American people. Under the joint oper- ation of our policy by President Eisen- The Point System hower and Christian Herter, we have SOKOLSKY beyond doubt grown soft. The oper- Persons who have lost their driv-,period and when, at hearings, rea- ation of our policy toward Cuba has been absurd. The er's licenses for varying periods of sons considered inadequate are giv- Democrats will take full advantage of that. time for violations under New Jer- j en for illegal driving. Drunk driving However, more Democrats than Republicans favor sey's Point System may feel that law or being responsible for a fatal ac- the soft policy. If Adlai Stevenson is to have a voice in the formulation of the Kennedy foreign policy, it enforcement's sting is overly severe. cident produce 12 points at once. The is bound to be a soft one because Stevenson has often charge is eight points for leaving a But, with the amount of traffic grow- proclaimed that as his position. What can the Dem- ing and the hazards multiplying in j scene of an accident, six for reckless ocrats say to soften their own platform regarding Red this state every year, it should be! driving, four for speeding and three China where Americans are still incarcerated? obvious, even to them, that definite j for other moving violations. When For instance, it is the policy of Red China to im- action must be taken to remove from \ there are three convictions inside 18 prison American Catholic priests. A Red Chinese the highways those motorists who. j months three more points go up on Roman Cattiblic Church has come into existence which either by sheer neglect or on pur- j the board, does not recognize the authority of the Pope or the pose fail to comply with the law.; 7n short, the cost, in points, can Vatican. It must be pointed out that 'there have been Roman Catholics among the Chinese people for at least Regulations were designed as meas- be heavy, indeed, for anyone who re- five centuries and that the most recent Catholic to be peatedly tries to take the law in his Poor Man's Philosopher: ures to protect the public and just WILLIAM imprisoned is Bishop James Edward Walsh, an Ameri- must be obeyed. own hands. The driver who already can, who is accused of being a spy for the United has points recorded against his or Concert Pianist Advice Ned J. Parsekian, the acting mo- States. her name is foolish indeed not to S. WHITE tor vehicle director, has submitted a By HAL BOYLE We have no way of dealing with Red China. The take extra care to see that these are report showing that the state follows CHICAGO —An atmosphere of I recognition of that country by the United States for any not added to. Of course, there are NEW YORK (AP)—Hilde Somer, one of America's no arbitrary pattern in suspending remembrance, of nostalgia, and purpose would imperil the lives of Americans still in circumstances when convictions re- best known lady concert pianists, has an unusual pre- of homecoming overhangs the licenses. Much is taken into con- prison there for no other reason than that they are sulting in points result from driving scription for a happier life—become "a belly breather." Republican National Convention. Americans. sideration. How often does the vio- The convention oddly suits Chi errors in which the motorist involved Tne lating motorist drive, and how far? Miss Somer spends six hours a day at the keycago- . And Chicago oddly suits J principle of the inviolability of American life had no intent to violate the law. At Will loss of the license affect his or board. But she says the real key to her own rosy- the convention. and property has always been upheld by both parties times, it is obvious that there are cheeked vitality is a series of five-min- For if this sprawling, brawl- until Woodrow Wilson's Administration when we went her livelihood? What sort of altitude license revocations against normal- ute yoga exercises she does three times ing city itself is traditionally an soft. The Republican Party has never had a soft foreign was displayed when this motorist urban Democratic stronghold, this is far more than merely a policy until after the death of John Foster Dulles in sa e driv ei who se< daily. faced the court? Through what sort!!? f u \ * to obey the city. It is the capital of a vast the Eisenhower Administration. This is the record law bu wh have the bad Iuck to And she believes that anyone who area called the American Middle of an area did a speeder travel? | t * ° u tries them will find they do more than West—and it is the capital, still, and Richard Nixon could win or lose on that record. motor into situations that put them What were the factors in charges of tranquilizer pills to make him feel hap- of the Republican party. In a difficult campaign, the swing will be on three into trouble. recklessness or carelessness? Ques- pier. The Middle West is the heart- factors: personality, issues and. the course of events. New Jersey established its Point land of Republicanism, the birth- tions like these are asked and the "The yoga exercises do more than I place of the Grand Old Party So far as personality is concerned, both men are strong System to save lives, prevent injuries and the spiritual home of the first and young. Those who do not like Nixon can never answers weighed. keep you in physical trim," she added. BOYLE Republican President, Abraham say why. They have heard something or been told and cut down on costly accidents. "They help your mental attitude. I Lincoln, whose nomination oc- At the same time, Mr. Parsekian It did not do so because it was think they can help anyone who is a victim of 20th curred just a hundred years ago. something. Likes and dislikes are not to be analyzed. left no doubt that the state is being "against" anybody. Sane and cau- lentury pressure. Chicago, in a word, is the more There are those who would not vote for John Kennedy or less inevitable national meet- if he were the Angel Gabriel and there are others who firm in its Point System method of tious driving can keep the records of ing place for the Republicans. "Nowadays we want to get to the end of our aimSo" it"is7he'"s'eat of many" mixed feel that way about Nixon. The bigots will be out in enforcement. In the first six months ost motorists clean and remove m as quickly as possible. We are in such a terrible hurry. memories for them. For ex- full force against Kennedy because they fear the Pope; of 1960, there were 3,948 drivers from their thoughts worry about pos- ample, it was here that the Re- "But yoga exercises help you enjoy each fraction publicans marshaled in 1952, af- on the other hand, there are so-called Liberals who cited for violations under the system. sible license suspension. What the of the thorny path toward your goal. You can still ter 20 years in exile from the never forgot that it was Nixon who found the "Pump- Of these, 3,676 lost licenses for vary- state has done is to offer ample evi- be ambitious and be happy—if you don't tie yourself White House, to begin a trium- kin Papers" which did Alger Hiss in. phant march back with the nom- ing periods. Suspensions are or-idence that it will not tolerate bad into a thousand' unnecessary knots." nation of Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- As for issues, there are those who are keen stu- dered when a driver piles, up 12 or driving on its roads and highways, But the biggest secret of all, said Miss Somer, is mwer. dents of problems and there are others who live all more points in a three-year driving, This is as it should be. to learn to breathe in the yoga manner. yeaVhatXb;.iant.;wro^!! h liVeS withoUt ^^ a bought •*> anything but "There are three ways of breathing—with the up-headed, the brave and honorablei their own little lives and their own small environments. "Mr. Republican," the late Sen. Not everybody is interested in why the Congolese are per part of your chest, through expansion of your Robert A. Taft of Ohio, suffered Your Money's Worth: diaphragm, and through your belly. a last and movingly gallant de- so off-beat. They only wonder why Mary Ann shacked feat in his long and doomed am- up with that no good guy. Such people vote for faces, "It is breathing through your belly that calms you." bition to reach the presidency. for what they say, for what they believe about people. It is an easy writer's cliche to New Help Wanted Index Yeah, but just how do you do that, ma'am? proclaim that ghosts are in such Some will vote for Kennedy, because they hate golf; a place as this. But, forgive other will vote for Nixon because they do not like By SYLVIA PORTER You just lie down and let the air out through|lhe hackneyed expression if youmillionaires. your nose very slowly—without pushing," answered will, they do hover here all the If you've ever been out of out before total employment be- ers' demands for workers-and-Miss Somer. She wrapped her skirts around her knees, same. As a bystander I, for one, But the course of events is something very differ- ins t0 dr0 can still see, as though this were work, you know darn well that,8 P- thus, as Dr. Terleckyi puts it, then stretched out on the floor of her upper West yesterday, the frantic movements ent. Khrushchev, Castro and such people are going the volume of classified help- Of course, it's not a simple provide "a fast indicator of Side living room.. back and forward over this city to have much to do with this election. They can and index. It is carefully adjustedjtrends in employment." More of eight long years ago as the this and «' a s w De will take steps which will vitally affect public opinion wanted ads in ,,t„o iroiron „,ou,t ^th eselMa seasona| l telement;|;Mt ^ '" pplaced d for wmore dayy s ke wnen "Then you breathe in very slowly, until your belly massive Taft and Eisenhower New York newspapers is a yiwhich is so conspicuous in help-; workers are hard to get forces grappled in combat for thein this country because Americans get sore easily and an feels very plump and full. It's hard to describe verbal- indicator o f wanted ads. It is adjusted toj'n when the labor market is mind of the Republican party. quickly and sometimes because they don't know why slack ly, but if you experiment you can learn it. whether times eliminate distortions that can be - In the thick of action always, and don't care why. These sudden explosions between good or [caused by the varving number of' And while the logic also is that day. and night, stood Taft. His whether'Sundays in a month. ] the volume of help-wanted ads "It takes practice. It takes research on your own own commander, his own chief of now and November will affect the election. going to As for its fundamental value won'< start risini g until employ- anatomy. Do you want to try it? staff, he strode caucus room and easy mcnt llse For instance, a statement like this by Nikita as a clue to trends in employ- 'f is on a rise, studies "Not now, ma'am," I told her bashfully. corridor, the endless lights glint- tough for you mcm and the state of llie ccon.;show the volume o ads will start ing on his eyeglasses as he Khrushchev will mean much: to get a job. omv it js c|car]y inqjCa| that the:falling before employment starts She rose briskly to her feet. battled for Robert Taft and Rob- If. for in- icvei 0[ help-wanted ads at any .to recede. With a slowing in the ert Taft's concept of what the "The United States is a very rich country, and stance, t h e,|,jVcn tjme WJH refiect employ-'rate of growth in employment, party should be. Removed from some American leaders believe that our economy will number of help-! Miss Somer, whose power at the piano has im- the public eye and from the pub-not advance if they do not. trade with us. But this PORTER wanted ads is • jobs will drop, The "quit rate" pressed critics as well as her technical skill, is a good- lic pit of action, Eisenhower was lie pit ot action, bisenhower wasi. . . , . . T. .. , :— " rising and the looking brown-haired woman of many talents who be- ls an obv will decline. The classified help- operating wholly through his ad-l '0"s delusion. If they do not want to trade, classified sections are fat with wanted sections will get thinner. gan her career as a child prodigy. offers, times are getting better Just as one illustration, the i | we shall wait! . . . they will trade with us because and chances are you'll be located Tafi's basic strength was Mid-l they have no other way out. We can wait until this help-wanted index peaked out in She first started picking out her own tunes on a dlewestern; Eisenhower's was u.....h . without trouble. If, though, the ewestern; Eisenhower's was - • - | October, 1956, at 120.6 (the index- piano in her native Vienna at the age of three. She Eastern. So when the smoke had IlaWJe"!>- Wait even for 100 years . .." classified help-wanted sections considers 1957 as 100.) The peak «re shrinking, conditions are not in employment and the economy made her debut there at 10. She made her American go hot and chances are you'll find didn't come until mid-1957. It harder to get your job. debut in Carnegie Hall at 12 under the sponsorship of|west; the winners, Eisenhower "We Hope You Didn't Get The Impression That Now what does the index show? | Eddie Cantor who had met her on shipboard and wasand the East. Now, looking back This seems fairly obvious, From a bottom of 64 in April on the past Chicago from the We Don't Have Any Use For You" doesn't it? It has seemed obvious 1958—also the recession low in impressed by her ability. Chicago of the present, one sees to me, since I tried to find a job employment and in the general: Since then she has appeared with most of the bettha- t the victory was far from opening in the pitifully skimpy total. The Eastern or "modern" help-wanted sections of the de- Republicans had won a great pression '30s. July 1959, dropped during' Ihej cert tours nere and abroad. battle, but not an ultimate war. 1 For the new Republican presi- Now, as of this day, for the steel strike, then recovered sharn- oi • • . . . . ••,• She 1S dential nominee about to emerge first time in history the nation ly to a lop of no.i in February! married to a young attorney. In addition to from these Icss-than-frantic pres- has a new index of the stale of 1M0. , the rigorous demands of her music, she designs her ent proceedings, Richard M. the economy based nn fluctua- Since the peak in February, own concert gowns, raises flowers in her penthouse Nixon, is a bridge and blend be- tions in tlit volume of help- the index has been dropping, to tween the Taft Old Guard and wanted ads, 105.4 in March . . . 100.3 in April garden, leads an active social life and likes to swim, water ski and ice skate. She says she rarely worries the Eastern New Guard. Tafl The index was developed by 99.7 in May 99.4 in was beaten here, yes. And Taft Dr, Nestor E, Terleckyj of the June. or runs out of energy. was soon lo die. Flut Taf' nn- National Industrial Conference A slide nf four months in a publlcanlsm, diluted perhaps, Board, one of the world's leading row is not conclusive, nf course., "If you set high goals and arc a little hard on your- still lives on here. non-profil economic fact-finding Nn serious student is going to)self," she said, smiling, "life is always more enjoyable." laboratories. li covers help- seize nn this as tele'graphlng nn And once again — as always wanted ad* published in 3.1 cities imminent recession nnd nn ono That night at home I lay clown on the floor, let when they are really In trouble— which represent 6:i per cenl ol is. nm as Dr. Terlecltyj himself; the air out through my nose carefully—without push- II is tn the Middle West thai the employment in the country's top admitted when I interviewed him Rrniibllciins hnvn returned. T''"V metropolitan Inbor markH wens on the trend in his Index, "It ing—and tried to let some air in through my belly. have looked homeward In the «nd 44 per cenl of total non-fnnn isn't cheerful." II isn't—and a I Nothing much happened. renl capital of the GOP; they hnvo come hnmc a;:nln. employment in the U.S. II ij, in declining help-wnnled index hns n •hurt, comprehensive. spednl implication Ibnl no one, "Now what are you up to, Rover?" asked my wife. The shv nnd Kulnlng yniin? Itefore going Inln more details, pnrtictilnrly our presidential can- I told her with husbandly dignity I was discovering mnn nf I!I52, who had so quickly I'll break (he mispenv nnd re- diddles, should dine shrug off. joy through belly breathing. lonped from obscurity to a gilt- |i"il Hint Hi" iiirrent inrlcy edged nnminiillnn for Vice Pres- ident nf the Unllt'd Stuffs, ii idrMi'l slum il Ion t'licour:ij'jii|: "If that makes you happy, you should bo the most "Mr. Rqxibllciin" now. To all rend N'o IMIIIIII how llin|; I|,,. i:lu;eiTul man in I he world," my wife replied. "Your :LIS-.IIH-I| lii Iji wanted !,r i Imiis •piihlli'nns nsjii'inbled here, NASJIV1UJ,, Icnn 'Al'l -Ail ;o means much, "'^ •' I 'i" 'II In ilii 11 MM >|)| 11 Mil i|||..| .stomach looks as if someone had ilonc nothing bul V'M'1' Id motorists IIOIIl I'IIUCNM-P Nixon, »'>'' II" lll'|c\ '.hows ||lr VfilllMH pump air into it for III years. Maybe what you need Mini, niim •e thnn >' li'!|' A,nilr,| .-, r 1V |m* h,.,n "When yim dine, don't j is '" lintl ii way to lei some of It out." lie could ever tell, ('lilcn'in mid •'"'"'•• ' ii" ' I iliu,uv And On n lie ",us niiiy lie M.K kftlt 1 11 k s fortune ('lulu year* nun />nl hi.i i '• nl" in < ili.ii Him imli-x iii-.iku «•-. ,•**'• dii," 1 HUL'S.S 1 II have Ii) buy a bbok on yoga. ii'iieh, Around Monmouth RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Jyly 20, 1960-7 With Midi By Mrs, Albirt J, Hrusic* D. Winfield May of Red Bank, Highlands.. .the Earl Leonards me of Monmouth County's most of Trenton.. .Mr. and Mrs. ;stimable and Luccullan hosts, Charles Truax of New Shrews- aunched his new custom-made bury. . .Mr. and Mrs. Philip J. 50-foot sports, fishing cruiser, Bowers of Fair Haven.. .Mr. and "The Seawin," Friday with a Mrs. Garrett Roberts of Key- 'wetting down" party. port. . .Dr. and Mrs. M. R. Ross His sister, Cassandra (Mrs. D. and Leonard Bellezza of Rum- J.) Mendelson of Asbury Park, son. . .the Everett C. Gillams of broke a bottle of champagne on Portaupeck.. .Mr. and Mrs. the hull. George J. Sternfels of Red The Hans Pedersen Yacht Bank.. .Dr. and Mrs. William M. Works in Keyport built the cruis Pearce of Mantolokmg, and so many, many others.... The cocktail party and ban- quet buffet followed the launch- A ticket to the Turf Charity ing ceremony. It was set up in Ball will transport you to a new room at the yacht works. night in South America for a few Invitations read "5:30 to 8 p. m.," dazzling hours Saturday. The but the party didn't end until mid- three dancing levels will be a night. Guests included the Men- potpourri of Spanish, Brazilian delsons.. .Senator and Mrs. Rich- and Mexican settings in brilliant ard R. Stout of West Allen- urple, hot pink, orange, terra hurst. . .Mr. and Mrs. S. Burritt :otta and royal blue. Music for Boynton of Colt's Neck. . .Dr. ocktails and dining will be and Mrs. Edward Waters of Lit- ilayed by a trio garbed in Span- :le Silver.. .Mrs. Pat Goldman ;h traditional holiday dress, fol- )f New York.. .John Robertson iwed by Lester Lavin's orches- f Sea Bright.. the Richard L. THE SOROPTIMIST CLUB of Red Bank has given Riverview Hospital a portable a for dancing. 'erssons of River Plaza.. .Mr. Even if you don't dance, you L reiuscitator for its emergency room. Money for this gift was raised by club mem- and Mrs. Koert H. Johnson of will have a wonderful evening THE DEL TONES will bs among the performers at the Allenhurst Beach Club's Jazz ber* at the annual fall card party, and at other fund-raising activities held during Red Bank.. .Mr. and Mrs. James ust looking at the exotically Hogan of Fair Haven. . .Dr. Festival Thursday, when the shore's talent of instrument and voice will be featured, the club year. Pictured, left to right, Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, hospital administra- •owned, beautiful women.. .and and Mrs. Joel Feldman of Rum- he handsome men whose formal including The Neutrals, the Aitecs, the Criterion; and Eldorados. The Del Tones, tor; Mr$. Mildred Moore, who was in charge of fund raising for 1959-60, and Mrs.son. . .the Paul Joys of Atlantic summer attire will be in the bril- from left to right, are Jimmy Quinn, saxophonist; Paul Smith, drummer; Gerry Calvin Blaney, a club member. iant high fashion of the day. No iasic courses in mathematics, onger do husbands allow them Spaeth, electric accordionist, and Bernie Mulligan, electric guitarist. biology and physics. In chemis- selves to serve as a- somber back- try, the regular introductory jround for their "bird of para- Mrs. De Winter course—supplemented by special lise" wives. , Miss Flynn Father Officiates At laboratory and conference sec- There will be a midnight auc Miss Jo Anne Mason lions—serves as the basic course. tion, so you may bid for a souve- To Spend Year The program includes one or nir. All this, and all to support Played Role Miss Meier's Wedding two education courses dealing Monmouth County's all-inclusive Marries Pennsylvanian At Harvard U with problems in curriculum de charities. In 'Barber' velopment and supervision in Mrs. Philip H. Iselin of Ocean FORT MONMOUTH—In Chapel front. The bride's fingertip length NEPTUNE .— Rev. and Mrscap. . Her corsage was orchids. mathematics and science. jort and Mrs. Amory L. Has- ASBURY PARK — Miss An- Irving Henry Meier of 300 At- After a wedding trip to Maine, RUMSON - Mrs. Alma M. De- Two here Sunday, Miss Jo Anne veil was attached to a crown Teachers can fulfill the course kell, Jr., of Middletown are chair gela Flynn, who is a featured Mason, daughter of Capt. Arthur of sequins and pearls, and her kins Ave. announce the marriage the couple will live in Highland Winter of 78 Bingham Ave., whorequirements for the master of men. Mrs. Fred C. Tatum of soloist with Frank Byran's Mu- of their daughter, Miss Esther Park. The bride's traveling dress eaches mathematics at Rumson- Mason, US Army Retired, and cascade bouquet was roses and education degree during the year Middletown and Mrs. William L nicipal Band at the Eighth Ave- Mrs. Mason of 18 Maple Ave., baby's breath. Marie Meier, to Jack Craft, son was white, worn with black ac- Fair Haven Regional High School, and, in some cases, with addi- Russell, Jr., of Rumson are in nue Pavillion here on the board of Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Craft cessories and a corsage of or- s among the 50 high school and Oceanport, became the bride of The matron of honor was Mrs. tional summer study. charge of tickets. walk, this summer took time out Kenneth J. Little, son of Mr. andRobert Swanncll of Shrewsbury. of Cody, Ky., July 16 at Full chids. college teachers from 23 states Governor and Mrs. Robert B to sing with members of the Gospel Church here. and two foreign countries who The Academic Year Institute Mrs. Floyd J. Little, Sr., of Lan- Her waltz-length gown was sky The bride was graduated from is sponsored jointly by the Facul Meyner will be guests for dinner Metro Lyric Opera Company in caster, Pa. All white flowers dec- blue taffeta. With this she wore Rev. Mr. Meier, church pas- Neptune High School and the Cen will spend a year at Harvard and dancing at the ball... .and 'The Barber of Seville" last week University studying science an ty of Arts and Sciences and the orated the chapel. A reception a pillbox hat, trimmed in veil- tor, officiated at his daughter's tral Bible Institute at Springfield, Graduate School of Education and they will be the guests of Mr. in Convention Hall. and dinner followed at HI Hen- wedding, assisted by Rev. David mathematics. ing, and carried an old fashioned Mo. She is first grade teacher is under the direction of Dr. Vic- and Mrs. David Wilentz of Pertl ry's Inn, Long Branch. bouquet. I. Meier, pastor of Cherokee Bap- Courses will be offered in Phy- Am boy and Deal at a cocktail in the Hazlet School. tor Guillemin, formerly of the Misses Eileen Stapleton, Judith tist Church of Memphis, Tenn. sics, biology, mathematics an party the Wilentzes are giving The bride was given in mar- The bridegroom is a former University of Illinois. Stapleton and Barbara Bryan, all Rev. Mr. Meier gave his daugh- chemistry in Harvard's fourth for 30 friends in the Salvaton riage by her father. Her bridal instructor at Fort Monmouth and cousins of the bride and all of ter in marriage. She wore a Academic Year Institute for High Terrace at Monmouth Park gown of Italian silk organza was is employed by RCA at Somer- Oceanport, were bridesmaids. gown of tulle, trimmed with an School Teachers of Science an Jockey Club preceding the din- designed by her aunt, Grace Co- ville. Their gowns were silk organza over-all design of hand-clipped Mathematics. Bride-Elect ner the Salvatore Terrac vert. The dress was fashioned Chantilly lace. The bodice had with a fitted bodice, and the bouf-over taffeta, tied at the waists Mrs. DeWinter will study math Green Room area and the out- with cummerbunds and styled short sleeves and the skirt ter- ematics and physics. She recicve ant floor length skirt was styled Is Feted door dining terrace will be the with a satin panel down the with skirts of impressed pleats. minated in a chape! length train. her bachelor of science degrei scene of several cocktail partie, The bride's veil was fingertip Marymount One wore pink, a second mint in mathematics from Douglas; preceding the dinner.. .Mr. and green, and the third, yellow. length and she carried a Bible, College. At Shower Mrs. Amory L. Haskell, Sr., of 1701 Drummond Ct., Asbury Park. with a crescent shape bouquet Her mother, Ann Flynn, is a Kach had a matching French Students at the institute re- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Misi Middletown will be hosts to about styled bow headpiece, trimmed in of white orchids and pale pink Group To ceive stipends of $3,000, tuition 20 for cocktails.. .Mr. and Mrs. member of the Monmouth Coun- roses. Carol Nichols of Meadville, Pa. ty Election Board, a vice presi- veiling and all carried old fash- and allowances for dependents was honored Saturday at a show Saul Silverman of Miami, who ioned bouquets. The Institute, designed tc are summering at the Sand and dent of the Monmouth County Mrs. Paul Emery of Xenia, Meet Today er at the home of Mrs. Harrj Federation of Republican Clubs Ohio, was matron of honor. Her strengthen science and mathema Surf in West End, will have 1 The bride's mother wore a Miller, 231 First Ave. and a leader of the Monmouth champagne colored silk organza dress was powder blue eyelet, DEAL — Members of the New tics teaching in secondary school; Miss Nichols will become th guests, and Edward J. Brenna worn with a matching headpiece. is supported by a grant from thi of Oceanport, general managei County Columbian Auxiliary in sheath styled dross with a vaca- Jersey Chapter, Marymount Col bride of Alexander Johnston ol Asbury Park. Her crescent shape bouquet was National Science Foundation. of Monmouth Park, will be hos do green accessories, and a cor- lege Alumnae Association, wil Trenton, Mich., formerly of Bay sage of Talisman roses. The pink roses and pink carnations. hold a luncheon fashion show Forty-two high school teacher to about 30 friends. Miss Flynn will start her senior side Heights, at Meadville thi: year at Marywood College at bridegroom's mother was dressed The bridesmaids were Miss Wednesday, Aug. 17, at the Deal and eight college teachers en- fall. gaged in training school science Mrs. Ferdinand A. Straus of Scranton, Pa., where she is ma-in orchid with all white acces- Amelia Geiger, South River, and Golf and Country Club, with Mrs Guests were Mrs. Arthur John sories, and a corsage of white Mrs. Allen White, South Belmar. Paul Mindnich of Little Silve teachers will attend. These are West River Rd., Rumson, was joring in music. She is active in ston and Miss Joanne Johnston, the College's Opera Workshop, roses. Sandra Fischbach, Elberon Park, as chairman. the first college teachers to be Port Monmouth; Mrs. James T, hostess to 125 guests at a pool- and has participated in their pro-! Robert Clark of Red Bank was was the junior bridesmaid. Final arrangements for the ?dt™tted to the institute. Some O'Neill and Miss Joanne O'Neill, side and patio cocktail party Sun- Miss Angela Flynn ductions of "Manon," "Carmen" i best man. The ushers were Rob- All were dressed alike '••}. gowns event will be completed when "80 applications were made for Red Bank; Mrs. Edward Malic; day afternoon in honor of her : of Nile green eyelet, with match- the 50 places. and Miss Anne Malley. Toms daughters and sons-in law; Mr. This was Angela's second ap- and "Faust." ert Swannell, Shrewsbury; Rob- the committee meets this morn- Last May, Miss Flynn produced jert Kennedy, Eatontown, and ing headpieces. Their bouquets ing at the home of Mrs. Theo- Students will take any of Har- River; Mrs. Arthur Thorstensen and Mrs. Richard Packard ofiPearance with the Metro Lyric were pale pink carnations. dore Rice on Ridge Rd., Rumson. vard's regular advanced courses Belford; Mrs. Thomas Jensen, A Pittsburgh, Pa., and Mr, andOpera Company. Last season she and directed a minstrel show at|Thomas Byran, Oceanport, the Karen Shawne Meier of Mem in mathematics and the sciences. lantic Highlands, and Mrs. How Mrs. Miguel Acoca of New York sang the role of Flora in "La Marywood, with a cast of 125 bride's cousin. Jean Schwartz of Asbury Park After a wedding trip to the phis was the flower girl. Her will present a collection of late There are specifically designed ard Evans, Keansburg. City. Traviata." This year she did the students. The performance also frock was blue silk organza, worn part of Berta. included original speciality acts, Poconos, the couple will live in summer and autumn fashions. Allentown, Pa. The bride is a with matching hat. She carried Mr, and Mrs. W. Alex McClen- Miss Flynn is the daughter of,and she also produced and di Prospective Marymount students graduate of Long Branch High a princess basket of pink and Kitty Kelly: don of Rumson Rd., Rumson, en- Mr. and Mrs. John D. Flynn of!reeled it. who will be floaters at the party School, and was formerly em- white flowers. tertained about 40 guests at a include Misses Maria and Tucky ployed by the Monmouth County swimming party and barbecue at Charles Spong of Somerville Kerbs, Mary Jane Gianella, Pat National Bank in Red Bank. was best man. The ushers were Keaveney. Michelle Sacco and Striving to Adjust their home Saturday afternoon. Curtis Havens, Manasquan; John Barbara Teeter. Home Wedding The bridegroom was graduated from South Lancaster City high Williams, Neptune, and Rev. Gil- Assisting with party arrange- Michael J. Stavola of Middle- bert Bender and Carl Bender, Jr., town and Tommy Roberts of Phil- schools, and served with the Ma- ments are Mrs. Peter Hender- To Mother's 2d Marriage rine Corps. He is manager of the both of New Castle, Pa. son of Rumson, reservations; adelphia were hosts at an open For Miss Manson house buffet and cocktail party H. L. Green company store in A reception followed on the Mrs. Herbert Thornton and Mrs. Dear Kitty Kelly: erage in its coherent, intelli- Allentown. lawn of the church educa Robert Gorman, Rumson, prizes; at the Driftwood in Sea Bright RED BANK — Miss Ruth J.: in a setting of all white gladioli I would appreciate your advice; gent presentation of heart Manson, daughter of Mrs. Miles jand summer greens. Rev. Don- tional building on Fifth and Ridge Mrs. Jerome Mindnich, Fair Hav- on a situation that could be very breaking situation. Have you Friday evening following the Aves. The bride's mother wore a en, publicity, and Mrs. William happy—if I weren't such a self- ever thought of becoming a races. The party was for jockeys, I. Killmer of Vista PI. and the laid Maxfield officiated. late William G. Manson, and beige colored dress of lace andjO'Connell and Mrs. Rice, general centered, self-pitying brat! writer? On the chance that trainers and owners and their The bride wore a wedding gown j John Howard Kerns of Miami, organza, with a beige feathered I arrangements. you might find it a career, I'm friends. Tommy Roberts broad- of pale beige organza, trimmed I am not what you would call Fla., were married Saturday at sending you my leaflet, And So casts the feature race from Mon- with narrow bands of velvet at SHERMAN'S a normal teenager, being exceed- the home of the bride's mother ingly fat and—due to a nervous You Want to Write." mouth Park every day over NBC- the waistline and accented by condition, partially bald. These TV, and is the star of another matching beige lace. She wore a TV program Saturday at 5:30 MacConnach-Caraballothings hinder me in making Dear Kitty Kelly: beige organza headband, trimmed p. m. friends; therefore I turn to my Television has robbed roe ol Entertains For with fine pearls and a short veil, Jockeys Howard Grant.. .Wal- mother. We are very close and,neighbors and friends and made and carried her sister's wedding ter Blum.. .Dick Lawless.. .Tom until now, were happy. My father, me a very lonely person. I used Senior Citizens Bible, which was covered with Wedding Is Announced Barrow.. .and Bobbie Stevenson sick and elderly, has been in a to be able to call a friend on ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - sprays of orchids. were there with their wives. Curtains hospital for some time. I love the phone and chat for a few Members c' the borough's Sen- Mrs. Ethel Manson Massey of Among the trainers present were I MIDDLETOWN-Mr. and Mrs. him. minutes. Now I get the brush- ior Citizens group were guests Red Bank was her sister's only Bill Mitchell . .Herb Paley. .. Draperies Charles MacConnach of 67 Swart- Mother has fallen in love with off and they mince no words let- last week at a barbecue lunch- attendant. Her beige organza Lennie Hunt.. .Danny Perlsweig icl Dr. announce the marriage Engaged another man and plans to marry ting me know they are watchinf con at the home of Councilman gown was styled with large bell ,. .and William Conley, with' Slipcovers of their daughter, Miss Crystal this summer. Yesterday she told TV. I watch two or three pro and Mrs. Lewis Augustine on shaped sleeves and trimmed with their wives. MacConnach, to Ernest Carabal- me that she and Daddy had been grams myself, but I don't let ii Hudson Ave. inserts of matching lace. Her old Bedspreads lo of Red Bank July 11. divorced three years! My whole occupy my entire day. When th Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hooper of Guests were greeted by Mayor fashioned bouquet was made of! Magistrate Whitney Crowell of world is crumbling. My father phone rings and a friend is on th Coral Gables, Fla., who are Robert S. McTague. summer flowers in shades of Linens Shrewsbury officiated at the cere- is 70 and sick. Mother is 42, at-other end, I'm happy to thin spending the racing season at After luncheon, members peach, beige and pale brown. mony at his home on 33 He tractive and craves love. But sheisomeone thought enough of me t the Sand and Surf in West End toured the hostess' garden. The Frank Manson nf Little Silver, • Upholstering Dr. s used to having things her ownjcall. What are things coming ti and who each own and operate Senior Citizens are sponsored by the bride'ss brotherbrother, was best The attendants were Miss Bev way. The man she plans to anyway? Has TV completel' their stables independently of thethe Atlantic Highlands American other, also were there. And also opslllomc S*ru<-» •rly Bova of Middletown and Al- marry has also been alone some aken over?—Mrs. S. Legion Post Auxiliary. After a wedding trip to North rhl BH 1! 4 present was Edward J. Brennan. "" " " len Strasburgcr of Red Bank. time. He, too, is used to running Dear Mrs. S.: If it wasn't Carolina and Now Orleans. La.. ShcrfflQ Among the many others present A reception followed at Luigi' things. Will it work? TV, it would be something else. Mr. and Mrs. Kerns will live inl,, Decorators were Peggy Curtis and Ura Dunn Mr. and Mrs. Club ome They plan to take me on their Remember the day, not so far Coral GablesGables , FlaFla. I In Red Bank. of-station WJLK. 45 Broad St. The bride is a graduate of Mid honeymoon. This would humili- distant, when soap operas had Has First Social Mrs. Kerns was graduated fromj RED BANK ate me. If at 18, the only way housewives glued to the radio dletown Township High School RUMSON — The new Mr. andBeaver College. Mr. Kerns at- The bridegroom is employed bj I can date, is to go on Mother's Reading between the lines of John C, Baumgarth, 2d, of San tended Ogelthorpe University in 468 Broad St. Mrs. Club of the Congregation Shrewsbury Sll 1-8345 Conte Brothers of Long Branch. dates, than I don't want any part your letter, I gather that the Jose, Calif., seemed to be en- Georgia. of it. Mother is the only real cause of your loneliness goes Joying that broiled lobster at Har- Bnai Israel will hold its first so friend I have. I want her to be far deeper than TV. At the risk ry's Lobster House in Sea Bright cial event, an Informal meeting, happy. She can be if I accept of repeating myself, I again Thursday evening. John arrived Saturday at 9 p. nr. in the syna- my stepfather with love. He real- quote that old proverb; Life here by jet last week to collect gogue recreation halls. DID YOU ly is nice, but I'm stiff and for-is like a Spanish Inn-you find that lobster from his mother-in- Frank Markus Is president of mal when ho Is around. Help in it what you take to it. law, Emma (Mrs. Herbert) Bush the new group which has monthly i 9 ~~rt'~-~wvv W mm me to accept the situation with of Rumson, and to spend two meetings. It was organized for 1 grace.—S. S. Dear Kitty Kelly: weeks with his wife and son whocongregation members to hold In- 115 BROAD .>.. " .vED BANK • KNOW? Dear S. S.: Wo arc all sep- Can you help me make a d are here for a month as the formal social RatherinKS. At Sat- Miss Margaret E. Jamss arate entitles, each with the cislon? I left my husband elgh house guests of the Bushes, The urday's meeting, the president There's a HIGHLANDS - Mrs. Z. L. obligation to lead his or her months ago. Two weeks later hi party at dinner included Joyce will select members nf his assist- Branin of 97 Valley Dr. announces own life. Part of the process joined me here. We've been II Bush, whose engagement to Raying committee to plan the pro-I Final Clearance... I the engagement of her daughter, of growing up is learning to be Ing together and happy since tha Eckhoff of Rumsoa was an- gram. Miss Margaret Elcanorc James, self-sufficient. One of the time. We have four children, nounced recently. . .Janet Rippe, 1 to Joseph Vincent Cannavo of 51 things we must learn, If we are the past he has continually gotta Mrs. Bush's granddaughter, and "A meal without wine DRESS SHOES Orchard St., Riverside Heights, ever to be mature, Is lo let RO drunk and bent me, The childrei Mrs. Baumgarth and John C.jday without sunshine," Is an old I Middletown, son of the Intc Mr. of those we love. I don't menn were afraid too, Now he say Baumgarth, 3d. French anxiom, | Regularly 12.95 and Mrs, Santo Cannavo, stop loving them—I mean re- It's hnrd to get a Job and want • PALIZZIO Miss James also Is the daugh- lease them to the point of put- In go back lo that place wher ter of the Into R. L. James of ting their hnppincss above our they drink day In and day oul • MADEMOISELLE Westerly, R. I. She was gradu own. And so, if you want to bo Should I take the children I to serve you In atwl from Red Bank Catholic mature—and at 18 you should go back wllh him?—Desperate. • JOYCE EATONTOWN HIRII School and St. Michael's he—you must free your mother. Dcnr Desperate: No. And, • TAFSUNETTES Hospital's School of Nursing In Send her on her honeymoon If you can help It, don't let him LEON I Monmouth Newark. without you. tie strong. Stniul go. Look up the Alcoholics • CAPEZIOS The brldc-ulcct is a staff nurse on your own (wo feet. The Anonymous group in your town, Same Day Service • PENAUO Shopping Center In tho operating room at Mon more you try, the easier you'll Thry will help him to help him- At Our Call Office on mniilh Mcilicnl Center. find It In tnkr life in your self. I MIDDLETOWN Mr. Cnnnnvo was iirniluntfcl stride, Once you • DRY CLEANING • SHIRTS Also Large Selection of Route 35 and from Ri'il Hunk lllrJi School and I'veryihlni! will (nkr its norimil j Send vinir problem lo Kitty Is n senior at Munnmiilli Col- pllicc, ("Veil your reliilinir.hlp Kelly Incite a Mampcd, solf- • FLATWORK SIZES 4-10 AAAA-B Width in Group 1 I Middletown Rd. lop , and ;i incnihrr (if l.nnibiln wilh yiiin s11• |>r.111>p• i•. aililn I rnvrlnpp, mid address 44-74 WHITI ST. RED BANK Sigma Tau honor suni'ly. Your letter i:. above Ih av- her in cue (if I'hc KrgiMrr, Hospital ove*#e week-gid, one resolution to «|ipe»r;p» the ... yr»!ker, Robert Lowther; Second conne in rifle handling- V3 ^-,r-> RED. BANK REGISTER Aftenttw were Kevin Bennett, Polito Outbreak definitely 'diagnosed 'M.T&ppljff tnary ballot It would 'five the dan,' Patrick- O'Brien, Leslie case and the Mother reputed « people v chance to indicate Decker,' Kevin* Bennett, Joseph Leslie* Pecker, Paul" Donnelly, '."¥" * ••' j ' • \ dential nominee*. • ', Caulfield, Wiliiam Selah, Richard Richard and Michael Goeb, Pat- a possible ca*e. • * - He called an Aug. 14 meeting Whether they favor pledged or Scout Camp Opens Clinic Those stricken with die disease Georgia Still unpledged elector* to be voted Coeb; Tenderfoot, Michael Goeb, rick O'Brien, Edward Diugosz, of the 120-tnember state Demo- Donald and Ronald Gilmartin, SPARTANBURG, S, C,

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, >;,* Meyner Intends to RemainNew Jersey v Ill Insurance Problems Study, Democrats' State Leader News Briefs Meeting Planned by Board ASSOCIATED PRESS TRENTON (AP) - Gov. Rob- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ert B. Meyner plans to continue ELIZABETH-A jury has ruled Police Declare War After being mired in the com- his role as top leader of New iat Dr. Anthony Ruvolo, charg- i|ggg< Delayed Cop Jersey's Democratic Party for With Speed Timers d with shooting one of his as- plexities of insurance for well the remaining 18 months of his iciates to death, is not mentally over an hour again last night, term of office. EATONTOWN — Borough ompetent to handle his own af- Benefits Are the Board of Education decided police declared war last week airs. Ruvolo, now in the New Meyner returned to his State 9 to do some "homework" on the House desk yesterday and said on drivers who speed on local ersey State Hospital for the 'Under Study" he" expects to play a major role residential streets. Iriminally Insane, was judged subject and discuss it in detail in working out Massachusetts Operating a speed electrical icompetent yesterday at a sani MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Mem- at a special September session. Sen. John F. Kennedy's campaign timer on Lewis St., Reynolds hers of the police department are The board has been hashing hearing before Union County rer its insurance problems for plans for New Jersey. He said Dr., and Wyckoff Rd., police udge Ervan J. Fulop. The rul- , fining to get their 40-hour work he and Kennedy co-operated be- issued 41 speeding summonses week, but other planned benefits Imost a year. The result has does not affect any criminal een the plugging of several holes fore the senator won the Demo- in a two-day period. harges pending against Ruvolo I may be some time in coming.- 1 the insurance coverage and the cratic presidential nomination and Police Chief William Zador- According to Township Com- hich will be considered at an isclosure of many other uncer- he sees no reason for the co-ozny said the timing expedi- mitteeman Sigmund V. Kowalski, ther sanity hearing. Ruvolo was linties. operation to stop. tions are made 'every summer ommitted to the state hospital | chairman of the police commit- 1 By its move last night, the The governor said he thinks it "because of the number of une 10 by County Judge Milton tee, an ordinance granting the 40- oard hopes to help clear the air is too early to start talking about drivers who use residential hour week probably will be in- Feller after the doctor was m such matters as the adequacy a Democratic nominee to run for streets to avoid the traffic in troduced at the next committee bund to-have paranoic and suici- its present coverage and tlie governor in 1961. meeting, Monday night. the center of town." la! tendencies. Ruvolo is charged ommission percentages now re- But once the presidential elec He indicated that the elec- ith slaying Dr. Annunciato La The department has been on a NIXONS GREET CROWD —Vice President Richard Nixon And hit wife, Pat, wave 18-hour week. vived by the various brokers tion is over, he said, "Then I trical timers will continue to be 'ace and firing several shots at riting the board's insurance. think I'll stick my nose in it.' used "until we reduce the num- r. Frank V. Merlo, 50. to the crowd at O'Haro Field, Chicago, ai they arrive -for the Republican National Mr. Kowalski said that, actual- Can't Run ly, schedules already have been To Study Reports ber of summones issued." Convention, where he it expected to be nominated for the presidency. Each board member will re- Mcyner's term ends in Janu- (AP Wirephoto! changed and that the 40-hour HAMMONTON - Nicholas week is now in effect. eive a copy of all insurance re- ary, 1962, and he cannot run for lorts and studies made by vari- Vegas, a 45-year-old farm The ordinance will make it "of- re-election. IUS insurance officials during the Name Smyth worker, was killed yesterday ficial." Several , North Jersey Demo- They Met )ast year. when he fell from the back of Wait And See cratic leaders have criticized Convention Hails Hoover, Sept. 8 was set as the date for a truck as it turned a corner. As to the other benefits, how- Meyner for failing to put NewTo Raritan The Boat conference meeting on the Vegas had been risSing in the ever, the committeeman said Jersey on the Kennedy bandwag- MIAMI, Fla. (AP) - An un- matter. on at the recent Los Angeles truck driven by a fellow em- "We will have to wait and see." ployee at the Lamonaco Broth- Hears Judd in Keynoter willing candidate for Jury duty Meanwhile, the board hopes to convention. Some of them have Plan Board told Court Bailiff Bob Barron, On June 6, Mayor Peter J lave a report from Weeber W. said Meyner's political star is ers farm, Generoso Cruz. Waters promised "swift action' RARITAN TOWNSHIP - By WHITNEY SHOEMAKER CHICAGO (AP) — Rep. Wal-"I don't have citizenship pap- Jrook, one of its present brokers, on the wane and he will find on amending the police ordinance Frank J. Smyth, 23 Annapolis CHICAGO (AP) - All the chair- ;er H. Judd says the Eisenhower ers." in the costs of a professional in- himself opposed by the entire par- to provide policemen with in Dr., Hazlet, was appointed to the NORTH ARLINGTON — Theman could get out was, "Ladies administration has kept peace "Your people met the boat. iurance evaluation study. ty leadership if he tries to steer hird member of a family found and gentlemen, I present to you creased sick leave, vacation Mr. Brook advised the board the nomination of the guberna- Planning Board by Mayor Ralph with honor and that "the man Papers or no papers, you're a E. Mundy last night. ith $281,000 in a lottery raid one of the greatest humani- benefits, uniform allowance and t the last regular meeting that torial candidate. his convention will nominate" is native citizen," Barron replied holidays, as well as the 40-hou Mr. Smyth will fill the unex- as been charged with possession tarians , , ." and ordered Douglas M. Os- iuch a study was the most effi- But Meyner said he did not ncomparably the best qualified week. pired term of James G. Crow- f lottery slips. Mrs. Edna Kai The ladies and gentlemen knew ceola of the Florida Everglades ient means of determining the think New Jersey's Democratic ley, who resigned as of July 1 ier, 42, of Forest Ave., was ar-who was coming. They roared, to deal with the cold war. At that time, the governing up-to-date needs of the board. Party had been harmed because to jury duty. A resident of the township foi ested and charged with the mis stamped, clapped and marched. Judd meant Vice President body announced that the ordi Early in the three-hour-and-20- the delegation stuck to him as Osceola is a member of the three years, Mr. Smyth is em- lemeanor yesterday. She hadHere he was again, the AnRichar- d M. Nixon. But his key- nance amendment would be inminute session, Armour S. Hul- a favorite son candidate instead Miccosukee Indian nation, ployed by the Port of New York }een booked-as a material wit- cient Republican, and again he note speech last night was on troduced July 18. art, board auditor, presented his of switching to Kennedy. which has never accepted the Authority. ness after the raid July 14. Harry was saying this would be the last opening day of the Republican Asked why it was not introannual report. citizenship offered all Indians "I never felt being on a band- Committeeman Philip J. Blan- Kaiser, 42, her husband, and Mrs time. National Convention, and Nixon duced then, Mr. Kowalski re It showed that the board had by the V. S. Government In wagon, either on the tailgate orda, Jr., questioned the power ol Susan Kaiser, 63, her mother-in "Unless some miracle comes s not slated to be nominated un- plied: :5J,000 in surplus as of June 30, in the driver's seat, made that the mayor to make the appoint- law, were previously charged to me from the good Lord, this til Wednesday night. 1912. Money Question as compared to $72,000 at the much difference," he .said. ie£inning of the year. ment. Township Attorney Michael with possession of lottery slips. is finally it," Herbert Hoover told The Minnesota congressman's "I don't know whether we havi He said the delegation stuck to Later in the evening, the board J. Barnacle stated he hacState and local police raided thi GOP conventioneers who seem to6,000-word address followed the enough money in the budget fo him in "one of the most magnifi- ppropriated $15,000 from surplus checked the legality of the ap-home at 53 Forest Ave. They like him more as the years go classic pattern of keynote ora- all those things." cent displays of integrity." Landfill for the purchase of government pointment and found it to be iound $200,000 in a little tin boxby. tions, though it was longer than He said he has no idea when 'Won Respect' bonds. order. and $81,000 more in cash hidden Certainly hoping he was mis most. He sang praises for the the matter will be brought up Kennedy and the other candi- The Township Committe' in the house. taken, the Grand Old Man of theRepublican record under Presi- Dump Plan again, and that at present, it ii 'Hike Tuition' dates had been informed that awarded Manzo Construction Co. GOP had announced in 1948, 1952dent Eisenhower, predicted even "under study." The auditor recommended that New Jersey would cast 41 favor- Matawan, contracts on low bii and 1956 that those were his fare- The police department also re he board up its tuition rate for PRINCETON - Joseph S. Hoff, better things ahead under Nixon, ite son votes, Meyner said, and for the following road work: well conventions. He repeated the Progresses quested hospitalization benefits high school students sent from former mayor of Princeton and and charged the Democrats were the delegation stuck by its word. Construction of Fourth St. from announcement last night. KEYPORT — This borougi but withdrew the request afte Highlands. a personal friend of the late unqualified to meet the chal- He said it won a lot of respect Laurel Ave. to Central Ave. "Noooo!" shouted the people lenge. may have a sanitary landfil it was decided that the governin; Said Mr. Hulsart, "The figures Woodrow Wilson, died yesterday as a result. $6,670; work on a portion of th who salute him every fopr years dump in the not-too-distant fu- body could not grant that bene- show that school costs were con- at Merwick, a division of Prince- The delegates in the amphi- Meyner said he has received shoulder of Laurel Ave., $1,09 umping at their first chance to ture. fit to the department withou siderably higher than the previ- 86 letters favoring his role at :on Hospital where he had been make noise in Chicago's festoon- theater, in a relaxed and recep- and reconstruction of a portioi tive mood, greeted his allies The Board of Health and Bor-'fiiving it to all townhsip em ous year while the number of the convention and 45 criticizing of Bethany Rd., $873. since 1957. He was 94. Hoff was ed Convention Hall, they relished students entering from Highlands with roars of approval. ough Council, meeting in joint! ployees. it. On a recommendation by Town appointed by Wilson as president this kind of talking back to fa remained about the same. session last night, agreed on one To do this, the committee d> He said that after the conven- ship Engineer H. Thomas Car; of the state civil service commis- ther. "What kind of reckless and ir- During the past school year, point—that there is a need for cided, would be too expensive. tlon three New Jerseyans — Mey- action was deferred on the re-sion in 1911. He was co-chair- Pleased with his family, Hoove: responsible action is it," Judd the Atlantic Highlands board such a facility—and very nearly ner, Mrs. Thelma Parkinson construction of Hazlet Ave. from man of the Mercer County Demo- smiled his peculiar smile. Hi asked, "for anyone to misrepre- charged Highlands a tuition of agreed on a dump site—the Fer- Sharp of Vineland and Rep. Frank the railroad to Bethany Rd., an cratic Committee and a member tight lips curled down, his eye;sent the United States as a sec- $495 per student. This year's Thompson, Jr., of Trenton — wonon reconstruction of Union Ave of the state committee for 25twinkled. ond class power, as was done in rante tract off Rt. 35 near Six 5 in Countybudget provides for a rate of Ugh national party posts'. This from Rt. 36 to East Creek. years. He served as mayor of Hoover is the Republicans the Democratic convention, and Corners. $535. thereby encourage the very at- Indicated Kennedy was not dis- Mr. Carr recommended the de-Princeton for three terms, from Harry Lauder. That Scot singei Joseph Ferrante, member of Mr. Hulsart estimated that a tacks which ajl Americans pro- criminating against New Jersey, lay to allow time to prepare ai 1929 to 1936. He was a founder of was forever making farewel the Board of Education and oneLicensed figure of "about $610" would have Meyner said. alternate plan. It will be advei First National Bank of Princeton tours, and Americans who loved foundly hope and pray can beo f the owners of the land| l0|d been needed to meet the school The governor said some let- tised for new bids to be receivec where he worked for more than his merry ballads were foreve: prevented? 1 borough officials that he would As Dentists expenses of 1953-60. ters claimed he was nasty to Aug. 5 at 8:15. 60 years. He retired last May asgoing out to hear him for thi In this 1860-1960 centennial De "willing and happy" to let the Edward M. Dzurinko, high TRENTON (AP) - The State newsmen, particularly on televis chairman of the board of direc- last time. So with Hoover. Thi year, Judd hearkened back to lsite be used as a landfill dump, school principal, substituting for Dentistry Board announced today Ion. He said he was willing to tors. was his eighth convention tour. Abraham Lincoln, the first Re-.jn order to "reclaim" the land, Dr. Carleton M. Saunders, super- the licensing of 119 New Jersey apologize if he appeared abrupt, And Republicans who love thi publican President, and said the which now is a swamp. intendent, announced two new and that he did not intend to in-Keyport Act sight of the once rejected leader, gravest issue of this century too residents as dentists. NEW YORK - A New Jersey He said that he has spoken to teacher appointments which were sult anyone. now a living portrait of white- is human slavery. The board also licensed 71 res-approved by the board. teenager was critically burned the local garbage contractor, Meyner said that as far as he haired patriarch, were out to see idents of other states to prac- Named new head of the Eng- On Cop Pay,last eight by flames spurting "This time not men enslaved Joseph Roman, and believes Mr. knows, Robert J. Burkhardt is him again. tice in New Jersey. They all lish department was Stewart from a can of gasoline he was by other men," he said, "but, . . Roman would be willing to pro-; , . staying on as executive director To see him and cheer him, butmasses of men enslaved by gov-vide the fill dirt necessary for pais.ed the June examinations. Brush, Elizabeth, at a salary of carrying to a motorist In J 1 ThI hfe t nenourw denistHamclst frofr*itrvm* Mon\A - of the state committee. Burk- Parking Lot not to hear him. ernments. More human beings the operation. $5,950. Greenwich Village, Doctors at mouth County: hardt, once one of Meyner's clos- Later in the evening they were are in bondage tonight than ever Will Cover KEYPORT — Borough Counci St. Vincent's Hospital said the Calvin Zelig Daks, R.F.D. 4, Opposed est political advisers, urged a last night adopted an ordinanci gnited by a fiery lad (only 61), before in human history . . ." With the landfill method, gar- Vincent H. Fox and Mellon E. switch to Kennedy a few weeks youth, Charles Osterhout, 17, Rep. Walter H. Judd of Minne- Freehold. for the construction of a nev Dealing with more recent Re- bage must be covered every 24 Worley voted against the appoint- before the convention. of New Egypt, had sceond and sota, making the keynote speech. Peter Kudyha, R.D. 3, Free- municipal parking lot and intro publican history,] Judd said the hours with six inches of fill dirt, ment, stating that they did not third degree burns over 50 per Hoover's voice is thinner than hold. Meyner said he knows nothing duced an ordinance providing sa Eisenhower administration and compacted. think a teacher from outside the cent of his body. Police said before, and less clear. While Ralph John Scaccia, 15 Cross of the job offers Burkhardt has ary increases for members o "brought to an end the fighting Officials indicated that if the system should be hired as a the boy, apparently seeking a Judd hurled lightning, Hoover St., Little Silver. reportedly received from the the police force. in the Korean War which the plan is put into effect, a sche- department head. Kennedy camp. tip, had offered to pick up a talked of a moral slump in the David M. Solomon, R.D. 1, The first ordinance authorize; gallon of gasoline for a motor- Truman administration would not dule of fees will be worked out Matawan. The other teacher hired was land he once served as Presi- for use bf the dump. the Issuance of $26,000 in bond: ist stalled at Greenwich and win and could not stop." Frederick Lawton Cox, 82 Clo-Mrs. Dorothy P. Park, Oceanport, dent. for the first grade, at $5,200. for a lot to be constructed o 12th Sts. As he returned from "In addition," he said, "this He spoke against the hum of a Mrs. Park replaces Mrs. Mary Drainage West Front St. between Ye Col a nearby filling station, he lit administration has prevented a crowd half listening and half Brewin, who was hired at the tage Inn and Marion's Rcstau a cigarette, police said, and half dozen other threats from de- a depth of 172 feet. ant, over a two-year period. wandering. There was appropri last meting. Mrs. Brewin cited the gasoline Ignited. Ironical- ate applause. But there were veloping into war—Trieste, the Board President William C. Conttraci t The first phase, to includ Fekecs May "personal reasons" in her letter ly the motorist had managed to those in the flock who were not Mossadegh uprising in Iran, Lambertson and several council- grading, curbing and gravel fil of resignation read at last night's start his car before the boyso worshipful of his words to hear Guatemala, Formosa, Suez, Leb- men pointed out that such an op- will cost about $12,000. The If eration "would cost the borough meeting. Awarded returned, them out. anon, Quemoy, West Berlin." will be hard-topped next yea nothing, except a nominal amount Have Shot Mr. Dzurinko said teaching va- Far from allowing the nation FAIR HAVEN - A contract Bids for the initial work will b That's not really offensive, in necessary for supervision." cancies still exist in the sixth, for work to alleviate drainage received Aug. 8. the ways of political conventions. to sag into a dangerous lag in seventh and eighth grades and TRENTON - Dr. J. Harry Hoover, 85 years old, knows the missile strength, as has been Even though the dumping were Himself problems between Locust Ave. Public hearing on the police sa! that the prospect for filling them Adams of Elizabeth and Or. Ed ways of conventions. said, the administration fought done on private property, Joseph NEW BRUNSWICK (AP) - and River Rd. was awarded to ary ordinance will also be he looked "very bleak" at the mo- ward W. Seay of Hackettstown and overcame a lag in this field Quail, sanitary inspector, noted, Middlesex County Prosecutor Ed- Shoreland Construction Company Aug. 8. "Age has skill," he was told have been reappointed to the he said was inherited from the the Board of Health, as well as ward J. Dolan called a news con- of Hazlet by the Borough Council The proposed salaries are: by a young man who heads the Mr. Dzurinko also presented the last night. state scholarship commission by Young Republican National Fed Truman administration. Borough Council, would maintain Chief, $6,030; captain, $5,700 The company's low bid of $24, Gov. Robert B. Meyner. The ap-eration. [control of the operation through! lieutenant, $5,480; sergeant, $5, "Thi liee Trumaiiuiiiaun administratioauiiimisu auuun inin! , ctotni " ' •'room schedule for the coming 702 had been accepted with four pointments, made yesterday, do "Youth hopes. Age ponders. 250, and patrolmen, top gradi state a mass slayer, may have turned;vcar others previously, but actual not require Senate action. One is vivacious. The other, phil- eight years had put 17 times more j refiulatory power under his gun on himself when he was $5,040. laWi The board voted to ask for in- awarding required approval of osophical." into price supports for peanuts Study Unit caught. The average increase is $27i than for long range missiles," he formal bids on putting in a side- the Board of Freeholders, which JERSEY CITY—A fire of un The Young Republican present- Mayor Norman J. Currie ap- A bit of copper-like metal led James Birmingham, a membei said, adding: walk joining the two front will pay two-thirds of the bill known origin scorched a railroad ed Hoover the National Conven- pointed a council committee ,0 the ,hcOry, Union County Pros-'"„" "',,LTai'Trhlol h •» of the board of directors of th "It took the Soviet Union 12 1 C f hc ma n SCh 0 bulld The council also authorized ad- loading platform yesterday and tion Medal. which will work with the board ecutor H. Douglas Stine said yes- ™ ° ' ' ° ' - Citizens Association, said afti years to develop its long range vertisement for drainage bids for badly damaged two trucks and a They cheered again in the hall, in making a detailed study of the terday. A slug removed from the the meeting that the associatio missiles. It took this administra- proposed work to be done on meat-loaded freight car. No one and they prompted the man who matter. critically wounded Fekecs ap- has taken no stand on the salary tion six years to get ours oper- Third St. west of Fair Haven was injured. The fire took place Named were Councilman Henri peared to be copper. Policemen proposal. has been living out the memory! ationa, Anything wrong with Rd. and Hendrickson PI., west in downtown Jersey City near the of a great depression, the man], -j.. J. Hanson, chairman; Frank J.jwho hunted Kekecs down in a He noted that residents not ab that?hat ' Woman Killed of Church St. .Residents in this intersection of Essex and Vanwho now speaks of moral slump, Conway and John J. Dane. gun duel used steel-jacketed bul- area have complained of flood- to attend the Aug. 8 heai to recall: Although no definite decision lets. "may express their opinions Vorst Sts. A second two-alarm Ing. "I, too, was once a Young^ Re- regarding the dump site was, stine sent the slug fragments writing to the council." fire routed about 20 families from Fire Chasers In Auto Crash More 'Hall' Offers publican." made, officials of the board andjio the state police laboratory in Councilman Henri J. Hansei a brick tenement at 204-20(i !)th LAURELTON (AP) — A 78- The council also received let- the governing body appeared in,Trenton, requested "closer supervision St. No one was Injured and only [year-old woman died last night ters from Jesse E, Bennett and minor damage was reported. Arc Warned substantial agreement on the Fer-j The bullet was lodged In Mrs. E. A. Miller advising of by the governing body over part i, , , . , ,„ . . . "after an auto accident at an in- in the borough. ' Twins Born FAIR HAVEN - Councilman ranto tract. ,, „ ,!keCp,held,f Ori2 dayf aw he. 7'tcrsection in Brick Township near the availability of their proper- Previously, two other site s hhad in Elizabeth General Hospital.; , y. He aald that Memorial Pa MAPLE SHADE — Harry Jesse Mcllray, chairman of the h| 0 c conlmumt tics for use as borough hall and been recommended by the boardj Hospital attendants were able to and Beach Park "are in the won Eller, 45, was standing In his Borough Council's fire commit- Mrs. Barbara Hillman, of 217 library facilities. Aboard Ship —a 50-acrc tract between Maple j remove the slug without surgery, shape they have been In for tw front yard yesterday holding tee, last'night urged fire whistle East Seventh St., Lakewood, was Mr. Bennett described his two his nine-month-old granddaugh- ABOARD THE SS BERLIN — chasers to use caution and con-PI. and Rt. 35, and a 40-acreover the week-end. adjacent stores at 604-606 River years." . A recent resident of Mlddletown, the victim. Councilman Frank J. Conwa; ter, Patricia Ellcr, in his right sideration. tract between Maple PI. and, Fekecs, a 25-year-olil Ilungar- Rd, as being available for lease N.J., gave birth to twins Sunday Front St. !'an refugee, was seized July 12 sl>c wa' a passenger in a car disagreed and charged that M arm. Suddenly he saw the or sale. Each store has inside aboard the German liner Berlin In the case of children who After hearing last night that'by policemen In Union after a j udrivevl n by Lillian Housen, 49, of Hansen's remarks were "poll child's brother, Fred, 2, run ...... v ..,.»» „. »™™v.. .-.."I After bearing last night ttiHtiDy policemen in union niter aj " -" »j "»»» mmatu, u, m floor space of 20 x 70 feet with off the coast of Nova Scotia. walk, run and rde their bicycles p| idenl9 nrp ..upi n massivi e manhunth . HHe was ac- thlthee samsame addressaddres.s TheiTheir rca carr colcol- into the street while a car was ylB1JI rp|l rci p parking In the rear and front, cal." to thno sconescenes of emorecneemergencyv andi' V. . „ .,.'.. .1 A „. ..„ . liiHnrlidedi witwithh „n vnhirlvehiclne ,lriundrivenn Kb«y approaching. Eller grabbed Tho mother, Mrs. Kurln Chap- ovcr ,hc possihillly that ajcused of six murders. his letter said. Borough Attorney Edward W fire calls, hc said, "We arc afraid Police snld Fekecs had killed;Robert Olesky, 17, of Bayonne. Currle was authorized to not) !• red and pulled the ooy toman, 17, was returninR to her dump might be located at either Mrs. Miller described her home for their own safety," two Franklin Township police- Neither driver was seriously In- Alameids Construction Co,, Ol safety, but the car brushed tho home In Augsburg, Germany, site, the officials virtually aban- at 561 River Rd, as' having eight Equipment has been hamper- men July 10 when they accom- jured, state police reported. Bridge, that its $800 deposit w when the birth occurred. doned both. rooms, two baths and a usable grandfather and Patricia fell ed from moving swiftly and ef- panied him to his apartment so be forfeited unless the firm stnri to the pavement. She died ol Mrs. Chapman, who was ex- As bnnrd member Arthur J. attic. Both proposals were refer- pecting in September, had been ficiently to the scene by podes- Collins nnd several others put;ho could pick up ball money for red to the building committee, work within five days on tl head Injuries. The boy was not trluns and bike riders who block Firemen to Hold DUIKT Broad St, drainage project. hut. Ellor suffered a broken living with her sister, Mrs. Lotto It: "We can stnrt with the Fer-!a traffic violation. which still has tho problem of WaybrlRht, 135 Dnvis La., ththee rondwnys, he snid. ,ronte tract, as a model, and' Fekecs_ is also suspected °'iAnn. ••'* •'«>•• Uniform* where to locate tho municipal right hand. past several months. Concerning udults who park'w|,Pn HICSD people sec what a slaying four persons last Janu- offices and library. MINTON APPOINTMENT Officials of the North German cars In such a wny as to block If ;no job can be dune In reclaim- my on the country estate ol Ur. KAIR IIAV1-;N - The vulun- FAIR HAVEN - Mayor Russi BR1ELLE — Police Identified ASIAISTEARTHQUAKE l.loyd Steamship Line Mild Mrs. fire, police nnd first aid equip-||nR mnrshlnmlshlnnd., htheyy will welcome: Krnncls Clarke In North Bruns- buy uniforms for its .softbnll II. Mlnton last night appoint' a body they found fouling In the BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) - A Walter Seymoul, Jr., of 71 RIvc Chapman pnvc- birth to n son nndment, Mr. Mcllrny said menns s project In oilier sections wick. teum liv holding an minimal Manasquan Klvcr neur Drlcllc strong cnrthqtmke centered In tholawn Dr. to the local Asslstnn n daughter tit 12:15 n.m. Sunday. lire being sought to penalizl e off - ,,f (,„ dunce nt the fire house Any,. 13. Kamchatka Peninsula area of Board. Mr, Seymour will fill basin yusterrfny n« Orrcl II Tlu< ship left New York harbor fenders. It ndds up! Mmi mul moil MuMO iniikeis (or thi- northeastern Asia wait recorded vacancy caused by the resign Hrown, Jr., S», of Mi) W. Mali: lit II a.m. Siitiircliiy. i lie pointed out tint lives mi pn .,„, , .U, „ t(.nnn|, 1 people use The Ui'KlsUT atls each arc hi'liif! lnt<'ivi«'wnl Any >:roii|> yesterday by tho University of 1 St. Mlllville. police wild Urowr Tho mother nnd twins were re,properllie pointey nindv ouI*t j«>pardlictint lives u amby,whei Nno yoproblu arivcrllwn if.• um»U- llw K(|,!M'tenon i• ^^ ^^ fas^ - interestetMd) i" |ilii>ni(,,, : ^lM am. tlon of John WBRK. who Is mo d bh rill ll K am California seismograph station. Ing from the borough. apparently fell off a dink. ported in good condition. I thoughtless observer... wny.—Advcitisruin 1: i".—AilviMtiM'inenl, I,Kt a 10—Tuesday, July 26, 1960 .VABC-TV Ed BASK REGISTER .WOft-TV TV and Radio TELEVISION WPW WNTA-T* Connors at Bat TUESDAY AFTERNOON (S) Big Beat (H) News and Sports (7) My Friend Flicka 11:05- (S) Movie 12:00—(2) Love of Life 11:10- (2) Weather 1 ft wa* roy turn at bat, to to (4) Truth or (S) Movie (Editor * note—Even in the (4) Weather I midst of a hot pennant race, speak; it was mote like a bat Consequences (13) Summer Shaw (7) Weather I Chuck Connors has no regrets boy tossing me a bat. Casually, (7) Restless Gun TUESDAY EVENING dropping baseball for acting. In I snatched the rifle in the air. 12:30— (2) Search For 0:00— (5) Felix and Friends 11:15- (2) Movie | the following guest column the This impressed the producers— Tomorrow (7) Little Rascals (4) Jack Paar (7) Movie [star of "Rifleman" explains and eventually they offered me (4) It Could Be You (11) Popeye (11) Movie iwhy.) the part. (5) Cartoons 6:20— (4) From the Floor 11:30—(13) Playback By CHUCK CONNORS Now, with some degree of a (7) Love That Bob! 6:25—(13) Playback 11:35—(11) Dance Party Written For The Associated Press steady job in one place, for the 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 6:30- (4) Local News 12:00- (9) Movie Compared with playing base- first time my wife Betty and our 1:00— (2) News (5) Cartoons 12:45- (5) News ball, acting's a snap. Say I'mfour young sons have been able (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Yesterday's Newsreel (7) Evening Prayer batting .300, which is pretty good to settle down. As a pro base- (5) Cartoons (11) Quick Draw McGraw Jdlllllt£ ,dvU| wlinn in piciij' gv/uvt, w •*— »*.w —— - — — £-• - 12:55- (2) Movie (7) About Faces (13) Mike Wallace •or me. That's pretty good hit- ball player we were kept on the 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers ting. But in acting, I have to be (11) Time Out For Sports 6:40- (4) Weather 6 ' go most of the time, living in 1:15- (4) 13th Hour batting 1.000. This is possible 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen 6:45- (4) News places where major and minor because if I misplay a scene or 1:25— (4) News (7) News (9) News and Weather league teams had ball parks. 1:45— (4) News, Sermonette strike out on a speech, they re-Now, we're living comfortably* in (5) News 7:00- (2) News shoot it. Simple, No? the San Fernando Valley near (9) News and Weather (4) Phil Silvers 2:20- (2) News As a rookie, 1 learned early Los Angeles. 1:30— (2) As The World Turns (5) Convention News 2:25- (2) Give Us This Day (7) Behind Closed Doors WEDNESDAY MORNING about the expendability of a play- As I said, acting beats base ' (4) Dial 4 er who doesn't consistently post (9) Terrytoons ball. (5) Movie 6:15— (2) Previews a good batting average. (11) News (7) RayMilland 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day I always had my heart set an (13) Convention Wrap-Up BONUS CHECKS (9) Film Drama 6:25- (2) News playing first base for the Dod- 7:05— (2) Local News (11) Baseball 6:30— (2) Summer Semester gers. But Gil Hodges, with 32 HAVE TAKERS 7:10- (2) Weather 2:(M>— (2) Full Circle 6:55— (4) Sermonette home runs under his belt that COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — Ohio (4) Queen For A Day (11) News 7:00— (2) News year, had it sewed up. This, has mailed 232,617 Korean con- (7) Day In Court, 7:15- (2) News (4) Today combined with my nemesis, flict bonus checks to claimants, (9) Film Drama 7:23—(11) Weather 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer manager Burt Shotton's violent reports the Compensation Fund 2:30— (2) House Party 7:30- (2) Republican 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons disapproval of my clowning and Office of the State Auditor's De (4) Loretta Young Convention 7:50— (5) Call To Prayer brashness, made me expend- partment. Only nine have been (7) Gale Storm (4) Republican 8:00- (2) News able, 1 was sold to the Chicago returned for lack of current ad- (9) Film Drama Convention (5) Ding Dong School Cubs. dress. 2:55- (5) News (5) Scotland Yard (7) Little Rascals The Cubs farmed me out to the 3:00— (2) Millionaire (7) Republican 8:10- (2) News * Los Angeles Angels. I eventually (4) Young Dr. Malone Convention 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo went through the revolving door, (5) TV Reader's Digest (9) Movie 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker returning to the Cubs and back WALTER READE THEATRES <7) Beat The Clock (11) Time Out lor Sports 9:00- (2) People's Choice to the Angels again. That's when (9) Strange Stories (13) Baseball one of my Los Angeles fans, (4) Hi Mom 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours 7:45—<11) Sports MGM casting Director Billy (7) Beulah (4) From These Roots 7:55-(U) Baseball Grady, offered me a part in a 9:25— (5) News 8:00- (2) (4) (7) motion picture. (5) Doorway To Destiny 9:30- (2) My Little Margie TAMMY SWINGS —Co-stars Tammy Grimes and Eddie Convention Coverage Believe it or not, the thought (7) Who Do You Trust (5) Topper Albert take a fast turn in one of the 34 musical numbers (9) Movie (5) Sherlock Holmes of, acting held no terror for me (7) Of Life and Love they perform, solo and together, in fhe NBC-TV Net- 4:0ft- (2) Brighter Day 8:30— (5) City Assignment That first part—playing a state 9:00- (2) (4) (7) 10:00— (2) December Bride trooper in "Pat and Mike"— work's full-hour repeat colorcast of "Hollywood Sings," (4) Thin Man (5) Douglas Fairbanks Convention Coverage (4) Dough Re Mi paid me $500 for three days CHOICE SEATS NOW AVAILABLE Monday, Aug. I. This is a salute to the songs of motion (7) American Bandstand (5) Wrestling (5) Movie work. This, I thought, was a pictures from the early days to the current juper-screen, (13) Movie (9) Movie (7) Memory Lane great racket. So, during the sub- 9:25—(13) Playback 10:30-(2) Video Village sequent off-season, I got some stereophonic "talkies." 4:15— (2) Secret Storm First Run In Shore Area! 4:30- (2) Edge of Night 9:30—(13) Movie (4) Play Your Hunch more little jobs which paid any- (4) Buckskin 10:00- (2) (4) (7) 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy where from $100 to S750 a week STARTS TOMORROW NITE THE REAL MC COY |or Vickett and 1 can't figure out (5) Mr. District Convention Coverage (4) Pride Is Right All told, during that off-sea- son, I earned over $11,000 for At Following Walter Reade Theatres HOLLYWOOD (AP)-"No one,jwhy'" • Attorney 10:30- (9) Movie (7) I Married Joan my movie work. It sure didn't not one person, believes it's! The young actress from Kansas 3:00- (2) Life of Riley (11) FilnvDrama 11:25—(5) News take a genius to figure this was AIR CONDITIONED my real name," says Vicki'City, Kan., was discovered by (4) Movie 11:00- (2) News 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon better than the $6,200 I was get- Trickett. |Tab Hunter at a horse show in (5) Dateline Europe (4) News (4) Concentration ting playing first base for 6'/j CARLTON BANK phoenix Ariz Hc (9) Rocky Jones (5) News (5) Romper Room The young actress even hasi ' - encouraged her months. 10 5:30- (2) Movie (7) News (7) Renny trouble recognizing the name! 8" to Hollywood and take a That's when (in 1952) I quit herself. |screen tesl' baseball to become a full-time "When I first came out here! Her first screen role was in actor. r and people called me Vicki," "Pepe," and as Lupita, she flirts | I still had a lot to learn about I didn't answer at with Pepe. •The character is |' MOVIE TIMETABLE •EATQNTOWtl.©*** she says, acting. But it Has my baseball first because I didn't know they'very simple," she says. VIEWING TV | background that did the trick for RED BANK were calling me. | me when I got the big break. Carlton—Greatest Show on "I went !o a girl's schonl and' Phone calls in Switzerland are].' With HAL HUMPHREY When I came up to the test STRAND Earth 3:25, 9:05. The Tingler BARONET mostlv I was called either Tricky!on a nationwide dial. for the Lucas McCain leading role FREEHOLD 2:00, 7:40. LONG BRANCH in ABC-TV's "The Rifleman," (Starts Friday) EATONTOWN more than 40 actors had already RADIO Alex Did It Drive-In-The Gallant 8:40, ]:•been tested and turned down. The 40. The Greatest Show on Earth McCain role called for the actor WABC 770 A'NEW 1130 11:00. to be able to handle a rifle as Nl WCBS 880 WOR 710 HOLLYWOOD — British actor I've had it! You will have to easily and as skillfully as a HAZLET <$|EJpnnwAms«M eruption Of ML <8j|FIPIJTIn DwieonW A <$|£|i WHTG 1410 WPAT 930 Alec Guinness has cut the adge- t someone else to tell women jtwirler does his baton, the pro- WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 jvertising world to the quick. Alec why they should wear 'Lassie- Loew's Drive-in-Psycho 8:30, ducers used a unique device to tern HtotBoilini Mine! f« nu Sititkinj Dunned! IMr BestW Conqwon! AFTERNOON WOR News, is supposed to have turned down form' bras." 10:50. jtest each candidate's potential on (Jubricl Heater Monday Through Friday 7:33—WCBS lSi.l. Kich.xU a $1,400,000 contract to appear in Weft, the firm did not want ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ! this score. As each actor walked 12:00—WABC News; Dick Shepard 7:40—WCBS in l'eraon interviews'a series of beer commercials for to lose Alec. The boss sensed WCBS Nc»« 7:45—WNBC Wayne llowell Show -jy Atlantic—Gallant Hours 7:00, WHTO Munmoulh-Ocean WOR Carlton Kredricka that here was a man of talent. 9' 15 News Summary 7:53 -WABC News; ' ' the reactions and results—som WNBC N«»-«; UJ Herlihy "It was advertising," Alec is So he had a thing about bras? 1'rtvi Uobbins Show HIGHLANDS WOR N'ews. John Scnll ^ COO—WCBS World Toniuhl reported to have said, "and IThat was no reason to sent him dropped it, some were clobbered. tails—WOR The t'ittgcraldi WHTG Headlines: Music would have despised myself for packing. Marine—Crack In The Mirror Luckily, my good baseball re- WCBS Liinny Kuss Sign Off S:.1O p.m. y.,Q g. Q flexes came to the rescue when 12:20—WHTO County Aaent WNBC News; Wayne Howell accepting. When I was a young A Liverpool brewery had come 3 12:30 WCBS Coujile NtM I''>or WOR News. World Today man I was a cppywriler in aniup with a new stout and had re- WHTG Newh. SilS—WCBS Kd Joyce KEANSBURG of the Earth 3:25, 7:CO, 11:10. Keiiixins Music 8:30—WOR Slums advertising agency, and I shall tained the agency to coin a name Lil' Abner 1:30, 9:15. 12:45—WCBS l'.ish! to Jl»i>piness McCullounh & Eliot never go back to advertising. I for it. If Alec could come up Casino—Greatest Show on 12:35 WABC Neivs; Dick Shepard 1:35—WABC News; Earth 6:30, 9:05. 1,00 WCBS Whispering Streets Fred Robbing Show would rather die in the gutter." with the right name, he would ASBURY PARK WHTG Headlines. Knit 9:00—WNBC News; Bob Haymea A traveler from New York tells get a bonus and his own office, COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Prices. Music WOR News. Cedrio Poster Lyric—The Bellboy 3:15, 7:55, WNBC News; Kd Heiiihy WCBS News; Kd Joyce me that Alec is now hanging in instead of the one he shared with Shore Drive-In — Dinosauras 10:00. WOR News 9:15—WOR McCullough"& Eliot effigv in every washroom on the girdle copywriter. 1:15 WCBS Mal'erkinB 9:5!—WABC News; 8:45, 12:00. Head of a Tyrant Mayfair—Psycho 2:30, 7:00, 9:- WOR Carlton Fredricks Teav 7:00—WABC News, Al I.ohman ting for Alec to return from the 1153—WABC News; Martin Block was a young man, engaged in WCBS Jack Sterling pencil-sharpener, noticed the file 5» VB 4:00 WCBS New. TVTV Noel writing copy in an advertising WHTO riosins Stork WHTG Mnnmniifh-Orean folder on which Alec had printed News Summary agency?" r.rpnrt: M'i>ir his name and the subject of the WNBC ;.>>s; \r! 1'nr.l I'.ZK Trices I'm sure that if Alec has the WOR Ntii-i, -l"lin Winsate WOR News; contents. It read "Guinness — 4:13—WOR Radio New York John (inmliHnl? time he will be happy to answer Is 4:30—WHTO Nf»v; WNBC News; Bill Cullen these questions. Meanwhile, it,Stout." ?U XT \, llelar.i nc M '.ii .r 7:30—WHTG News; might be a jolly bit of fun to try] "You've hit it!" cried the " m^Sy* tMibiun COLOR 4:S5—WABC Nn>; Martin Block Wake up to Mitslc w WHTG Ft. Jlnnmnulh * 7:45—WHTG Civil Service News to imagine what "horrors" Alec brewer, clasping Alec by the W ', kMtaWIEDGQUIISTS Civil ;->Tvii.- s't-wi 8:00—WABC News; Al I.ohman suffered in those formative days, shoulder. 1:00—WCBS Nre<; Tl-t-V Nnp! WHTG Headlines; i "Hit what?" Alec wanted to fev WHTG Mnnrr.nitth-Oi'ran Maybe he was assigned to extol m LAST TIMES TODAY U a k« I Tp To Mmie WCBS N.-ws; Jack Stei-linit know. r the virtues of the "Lassieform" Tv.w-.l'r.nr* Show WNBC News, VI F'.M WOR News i bra, and tha chaps in his neigh- "The name — it's perfect! AT CARLTON EATONTOWN WOR N<-»-. -lohn ?"•'. WNBC New,; Bill Cullen hood got wind of it. Alec, a Guinness Stout. Just perfect." 1:15—WOR H»'l:o New York • :15—WOR Ilurnehy ami flick "GREATEST SHOW "GALLANT HOURS" 1:30—WHTO NV»<: «:23—WABC Now,: Al Lohman sensitive lad, left home rather "But that's my own family ON EARTH" Plus "Greatest Show P.Hm irifr Mu«ir »:30— WHTG NI-VH: than face their ribald derision 1:35—WABC Srw< Ili-laxinx Musia each evening as he rounded the; "I don't care whose bloody Plus "THE TINGLER" On Earth" EVENING 9:00—WABC Hie-akfasl Club WCBS New-,; corner. j name it is, that's it!" Monday Through Friday Ai thur OtMlfiey hat da cn Alec saw the • :00—WCBS Ne«- WHTG ll.-.,,ilir,,-i: After finding new digs, he met. From t y WHTO HMdlines: >'!i-,rtlv r,,r Wnnien a girl, lonesome and sensitive like j name °f Guinness Stout plastered ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED Tlinirr Mus'r WNBC News; Hill Clillen Cristina Kauffman and Steve Reeves in "THE LAST WNBC l'p'to Thp M •i-.'.t WOR Ni-wi: Oalen Drake himself. They got along famous- on every billboard and in every WOR News. I.vie Van »:30—WHTG :;.«-y; iy until that fateful evening newspaper in England. So, per-DAYS OF POMPEII," starts tomorrow for first run in • : 15—WABC llnwiiiif r.,.r!l Ri'la\inK Music WCBS Kiinrtn. Tlr.li fooi,« 10:00—V;ABC >;,«I; walking along the Thames, when >ps Madison Ave. and Adver- shore area at Carlton Theater, Red Bank; Eatontown WOR News; -I'.hn Wir,|!n!e Martin Work she asked Alec what he did at tisinB A8e can nowfln d ll ln their WCBS New.- Drive-In, Eatontown, and Baronet Theater, Long • :30—WC85 New.: HnMii<"» the advertising agency. hearts to forgive Alec. He is a A ASBURY, WABC .7nhn I'nl.v MJII lha Wrirrht MAYFAIR H7 I PARAMOUNT WHTO NVw,: WHTO lleirllir,.., M,,t;0 "Advertising copy for bras-1 man with a cross to bear - ad- Branch. PARK Pinner Minio WNBC N,.wv Ait lnr,| WOR S'.-ivt, WOR News Uerinrt. sieres!" she shrieked incredulous- 'vertisingwise, that is. TONY PERKINS 10:15—WOR t HURT LANCASTER Ili'Tirv r.ln'Ulnnn iiMhu Ili Iy, "Oh no, ducks, not that, real JANET LEIGH 10:30—WHTG SV «:4J—WABC r.ii'inc.u Finnli the Thames. BEING BROKE COSTS MORE JEAN SIMMONS Vrt- 1 Tlctmrts Kt'l ' Music in Alfred Hitchcock's WCBS Ni.«< WOR Ii That tore it for Alec, it did. RICHMOND, Va. (AP) - It "PSYCHO" "ELMER GANTRY" WOR SIM,it". Stan T.otrinx Ma thit i lie marched right up to his boss costs more to go broke now, WNBC TIi.cc >-ii,r Iljlra 10:3S—WABC N,. ^- M SlSS—WCBS I'hilHiiru'.o 11:00—WCBS Ne s: ll ilie I'm ty Iy!" and laughing uproariously, Glover N. Buck, deputy clerk at WHTO IN- iM M,i.,c TlOO—WARCC ll.hvnr-l 1' Mnrrnn I she run off to the nearest pub, federal court, says the filing fee WCBS Nfw.; A n /\mly | WNHC N-.. Ait Toid ASBURY WOR :.'. leaving Alec staring longingly at for bankruptcy has been in WHTO ll.nilhrIKS: Mi LYRIC nm—won t PARK WN»C N<>««: WHVfn Unw : the next morning and said, "Sir, j creased from US to $50. BARONET BRANCH Mii'tin P.|,w)t. Mnk. WOH r.iltnn !,ci<-;. 1H30—WABC ItMlie'.o liiillionm TH3—W/V»C !,„• l,,,,,k|... WCBS li.,--. M ,.,-e Jorry Lewis "JOURNEY TO THE, WOO I:,,.;,.,, •;„„, WHTG Rnri Bflnh Replllrr 1 CENTER OF EARTH" T:23—WCBS l.'mr •.,„ T-.n Nnwt, Pote Hoffman "THE BELLBOY WOR M, f,1T,n. nt Hum. "LIL ABNER" TllO—WABC 1 ieil rinhkirn Flinw 11:40—WCB> C !,-,.( looney WHTO NVifd- 11:33—WABC '••-«« Furrtor Theatre Information Coll $H lll»l—WHTO Mirlilnr Slnrk Report on tha Boat d walk .SHORE DRIVE-IN A WAftMAI UH*IN0 ICE PALACE, Asbury Park, N.J. RTS. 33 & 34 • COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Full 2-Hour Skating Extravaganza SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREE! '*" TIMES TQMITF LIVELY MUSICAL ICE REVUE Performances Low, Low Prices "Dinosaurus" • "Head of a Tyrant" | Tu.i thru f«l. Ii SO P.M. rUtorvtri 11.10 (Nr Performnnct Mon,) Unrturvtd t.BI •uii. iioo P.M. Tan Included • * STARTS TOMORROW * * • Afm0iincf*m»fil Only) IPfCML OHOUP RJTCI Judy I'liiiiic I'll 1-2(100 I'H .1.0770 Judy Hollidfiy, Daan Mnrtin and Nancy Wnllorj in MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS Hollid«y "DELLS ARE RINGING," Uarlintj tomorrow ot tlin Slioro "Bells Are Ringing" MZI AFTER EVERY RACE FULL CAST of WORLD RENOWNED STARS Drivn-I,) Tlioalor, i\nd continuing to Saturday, July 30. Plus "YESTERDAY'S ENEMY" Thrin.ri j^il BED BANK REGISTER . j

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cago the faowns will tour the coun- Carew Roosevelt, 1901); Mrs. )ne of the biggest social events try and end up in a museum. . Charles Halleck, wife of repre- women at the Republican Pictured above on the White sentative from Indiana, (Helen tional Convention in Chicago House lawn are (left to right) Herron Taft, 1909); Mrs. Cecil a style show of GOP First Mrs. Everett Dirksen, wife of Underwood, wife of West Virginia dies' fashions. Senate minority leader (Mary governor, (Florence K. deWolfe Todd Lincoln, 1861); Mrs. Robert Harding, 1921); Mrs. William 'he parade of dinner dresses Smyiie, wife of Idaho governor, Miller, wife of representative i inaugural ballgowns, from (Julia Rent Grant, 1869); Mrs. from New York, -(Lou Henry iry Todd Lincoln to Mamie Frederick Seaton, wife of secre- Hoover, 1929) and Mrs. William ud Eisenhower, will be mod- tary of interior, (Lucy Ware Stratton, wife of Illinois gevernor d by wives of prominent Re- Webb Hayes, 1877); Mrs. Thrus- (Mamee Geneva Doud Eisen- blicans at a luncheon July 27. ton Morton, wife of GOP national hower, 1053). Not pictured, but I'he idea came from Mary chairman, (Lucretia Rudolph included in the show are, are noks. official convention hos- Garfield, 1881); Mrs, John Mrs. Robert Hill, wife of cm- s. Baroness von Langendorff Byrnes, wife of representative bassador to Mexico, (Ida'Saxton itributed the 12 gowns, which from Wisconsin, (Caroline L. McKinley, 1897); and Mrs. Styles re executed by Barbara Scott Harrison, 1889); Mrs. Ar- Bridges, wife of New Hamp- rinska, famous costume maker. thur Summerfield, wife of post- shire senator, (Grace Anna Good- Uter the presentation in Chi- master general, (Edith Kermit hue Coolidge, 1923).

NOTICE OP SALE fcVtR HAPPEN TO YOU? by tilaxe On Monday, August 8, I960 ftt 0:30 m. I will sell at public auction on hehaif of the Seacoasl Finance Co. at IS Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. one Y&URurrtEBqY? 1959 Ford, Fordor, Country Sedan Sta- tion wagon. Serial No. B9ER 105899 for 1VUNKO- H£ WAS default In a Conditional Salei Contract 1 marie by Helen M. Cochran. Said car HEPG WITH US may be seen at Mount English Sales, 90 Monmouth St.. Red Bank, N. J. A J. M. RHODES, Auctioneer. July 26 J2.52 BRAGGING ABOUT FI.VA1, NOTICE Easy Charge HOW FAf2 HE An nrrtimmce entitled "AN ORDIN- ONLY ONE MONTHLY BILL ANCE DESIGNATING THE INTER- HKCT1ON- OF HOPE ROAD AND PINE $120 $180 $240 $300 $360 $120 $480 $540 $600 $720 COULD SMM' RKOOK ROAD IN THE BOROUGH OF Purchases up to •JEW SHREWSBURY AS A STOP IN- You receive only one bill each TERSECTION" was introduce'! lor first reailltiR by the Mayor and Council of he BorouKh o! New Shrewsbury at a month for all your EASY-' rfgiilRr Council meeting of July 7. Monthly 1960. and on July 21. i960, was fi- nally adopted and approved. CHARGE purchases no matter $10 .$15 $20 $25 $30 $35 $10 $45 $50 $60 KARL, K. BARON. Payments Mayor. how many shops you patronize. Attest: Jerome 8. Reer! Borough Clerk. You select your own credit limit based on how much you can pay monthly for 12 months July IB J3.42

NOTICE Taks notice that application has been mncte to the Mayor and Council of Borough of Keannburg .to transfer to THE MERCHANTS LISTED BELOW INVITE China Gardens Inc., located 258-288 Main St., Keanshurg. NT. J., tradinft as China Garden Inc. the Plenary Retail Consumpttrm license C-20, ?i*?retofore Is- sueii to Maple wood Hntol Inc. Located ss Mnplpwonrl Ave., Keanshurp. N. J. t railing as Maplewood Hotel Inc. YOU TO USE THEIR CHARGS' j EASY CHARGE Facilities Objections if any. should tin made immediately In writing to \?*rl«m J. splelman Clerk of Borough oi Keans- burg. EDWARD QL'NNELL, 5 I960, Kins Features Syndicate, Inc., World right* reserved. President 61 Beachway K<*anshurR N J CHARLES XAPP, JR., Office Essentials, Inc. Long Branch National Guard, is Vice President FOOTCRAFT SHOES SHERMAN'S \M Seaty Ave.. assigned to 2nd Training Regi- K«*an*hurjj Is*. J 29 Monmouth Street ...By JEAN* FAULHAVER, ment, Company "C," 4th Pla- 220 We.it Morgan Ave.. toon. Deal, N. J, July 26-Aug. 2 JJJ.57 Home ^"-orators George! Broad St. S£^$ Bank Red Bank Presently visiting Mr. and Mrs. PUBLIC NOTICE From time to time, in order S. Gentile, 9 Sea Girt Ave., is An ordinance entllled "AN ORDIN- Mrs. Gentile's sister, Miss Phil- ANCE REGULATING THE PARKING o be as much as possible like OF MOTOR VEHICLES AND PRO. SH 7-2873 Broad St. ^gjjj Bank ly Gioscia of Bronx. V1DINR FOR STOP INTERSECTIONS SH 1-7300 ill other advice columnists, ON CEiiTAIN STREETS WITHIN THE SH i-i!64& Jeorge prints testimonials lo rtoROi'nii OP NEW SHREWSBURY lis wisdom. If you have testi- No problems finding tenants AMI PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR when you advertise The Register THE VIOLATION THEREOF" was In- nonials, send them to George, troduced nnd passed first rpadlnp at n care of this newspaper, and way.—Advertisement. i ineetinK of the Mayor nnil Council NAT'S Jewelers Love Lane Bridal and of the OnrouRh ot New Shrewsbury, CLAYTON & MAGEE >lease watch your ianguafie— held on July 21, 11)60. and aald ordin- ve've already lost four secre- NOTICE OP SAI.K ance will be further considered for f|. 72 Broad St., Red Bank Tuxedo Shoppe On Friday. August 5, 19fiO at 1:00 nal passage at a regular meeting of arics that way.) A. M. 1 will Hi'll at public auction said covernlni? liody to be held Ail- 19 Red on behalf nt the Seacoast Finance Co. Klist 4, I960, nt 8:15 P. M. at the Ttn- .it 18 Uroml St.. Reii Bank N. J one tnn Falls School. Tinton Avenue, New 23 W. Red ear George: Ifl.M OWsmohltf. OS. '.'•tlr. HT Serial No. Shrewsbury, at which time and place Broad St. Bank 51511, C7lit fo lit In a Conditional .ill persona desiring to Im heard there- Front St. Bank You were absolutely right. salos Contract made by WWm. Cars on will be given full opportunity. _ -n at Reil'ii JEROME 8. REED. eavy drinking was causing my ] KrhMidlJ^;,,^^''^,^""^y Motor A, Ilwy^, ,15, Neptune. Borough Clerk. SH 7-2315 AN ORDINANCE RECIULATING THE SH 1-4819 J. M. RHODES, Auctioneer. PARKING OF MOTOR VEHICLES 214 Broadway, Long Branch July 2fi #2.52 AND PROVIDING FOR STOP IN- TEKSECTIONS ON CERTAIN ear George: STREETS WITHIN THE BOROUGH I asked you for advice on how NOTICK OF NEW SHREWSBURY ANO PRO- . become an advice columnist , IS HEREBY OIVEN VIDING PENALTIES FOR, THE VI- (|u rollow)iiK Or|lManriOdi i m% OLATION THEREOF. Slenderizing and Reducing Equipment AMERICAN LUMBER GOLDIN'S Men's Shop kc VOU and I Want V"U tO know mum Us nemml nml tinnl reaclInK 'by HE IT ORDAINED by me Mayor y final dlnK by and Council of the Borough of New • . ' . th- e L.I..»{ . Municipa* ff I..L-_p lI Counci.- * _ -l. of. th.. e HorouR.. " RhT Shrewsbury that: am very happy here in KnsKeanstmrgt . N. .1.1 , at a refiulal r South Jersey Surgical mrctlw; held i.n TfESIlAV, Jl'LY Section 1. It shall he unlawful lo limbing and fixtures trade, 19th. 1IKW, and alter a public hr-arlns itand or park vehicles of any kind, Hwy. 35 at Heddon's Corn. Broad St., eor. H£Jjjj£fl Mechanic St., lessings!—Tom G. H. upon the Hume was ordered adopted nature or description, within any of pproved nn AM M1NUU rHll('A nd Mrs. Robert Morley, 389 MM- fnr to purcbHse shall be considered, nUII.DINUnDI H nnil wlilrh may lie rejected or may In MliU mint be (li mudft on I lie ntnnrf • >n Ave. Mrs Gillespie is visit- confirmed and ratified provided no nnl propoifil form, (2> «>nclaiM In RUMSON PHARMACY W. H. WOOLLEY WILBUR'S JEWELERS lg relatives in Scotland whom higher price or better t«rm« shall then (IK* flpprlnl ntldreused envMopp. (3) nc- be bid for said property by any other cninpnnlcd hy either cmh, or i cer* SINCE 1883 ie hns not scon in 40 years. person. llflfil check drawn to tlirt onirr at thn Prnspet'Uvc hidden may mall written Trnnsurpr of thft State of New Joney, bids for said properly dlrorlml to the fir » hid honil, any of wlilrh Hhnll he 181 Long TWO STORES TO BETTER SERVE YOU Hntise guests of Mr. and Mrs. HiimiiKli Clerk, lloroutli liulldlnK. H"« In thi' nmount ot A% of the old, nnd Rumson 110. Hamilton Itmul, New Bhrowsbiiry, Mi dflfvcreil nt the nlinve ptnee on or Branch 'illiam Mielh, 10 Sea Girt Ave., Ni'tv Jersey, «IHng Die ii.iuie »n liw iitiur nnmt>il rnt no hlil will River Rd. Broadway 15 BROAD ST. #Wtt RED BANK lis past work were Mr. nnd dri'ss of lin* blildrr and tln> iiMiriunt uf lie nrrr[itoi| ofler the hour njierlfleil. tlii' bid. in any bidder mny lirlnc Ill') it nut HI i Kubin it tori Hi II tie con- WtttRwQ Irs. Joseph Vnlentl and dough- bid Hi wrlllnii al said mi'i'lltis or bid "iMcrpH liifm runl nml will tie relerted. orally. Tin1 I Mrt't'tor rrmTvcii tlio r|f{lit In RU 1-1234 CA 2-0001 PROSPECT AVE. ^•ssl*' LITTLE SILVER •r Joanne ol Ilnyonne. 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BED BANK REglSi^P Red Bank Open Tennis MovingElliott Returns BANK REGISTER 'Tuesday, July 26, 1960-13 To Old Bridge River Plaza Boys' WARDS Rapidly; Sunderland Advances Suffers 1st Loss in 12 OMTOOMCRV W A « O RED BANK — Competitor* in Glish, 6-1, 6-0; Ray Kuzava de- To Duel Kelly the Red Bank Open Tennis tour feated Dave Dean, 6-0, 7-5; Den- OLD BRIDGE — Tommy El- nament kept the courts of super- RIVER PLAZA-Behind clutch Monmouth Shopping Center nis Lynch defeated Bill Birken- Redlegs Rally liott returns to Old Bridge Stadi- pitching, timely hitting and spark- intendent Harold Potter, of Ma-meir, 6-1, 6-4; Jack Sunderland um Friday night for his second Miss Blumel EATONTOWN CIRCLE rine Park in full use last week- ling defensive play, the Rumson defeated Tim Annin, 6-0, 6-0; Wil- appearance in a row at this oval Braves shut out the previously Phone LI 2-2150 end with dozens of matches being liam Long defeated Dick Lees, To Beat Toronto rolled off in the tourney. Last Friday night, Elliott unbeaten River Plaza Boys' Club, Is N.Y. Women's 6-1, 6-3 and Lyn Abbott, Jr., de- International League Roundup pushed winner Joe Kelly in a 6-0, in a Seaboard Little Bigger Several divisions concluded with feated Dick Zoldak, 6-1, 6-4. Associated Press thrilling 25-lap duel after starting League encounter played at River a mass production lineup. Men's doubles first round — Jersey City erased a 3-1 deficit four of five positions in back of Plaza Friday. Ski Champion Results: Harry Kearney and Tim Annin with four runs in the eighth in- the big Lincoln-powered XLI. Vern Paulion started for the INLET, N.Y. — Janet Blumel, Mixed doubles first round — defeated Dr. Kaloss and Dr. ning against International League Gerry Wynkoop and Linda Hath- Polk, 6-1, 6-2; Jack Fowler and Elliott, who drives the Joe Braves and went the distance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer leading Toronto to win 5-4 last Racz fuel-injected Thunderblrd, fanning eight, walking three, and Blumel 9 Holly St., Rumson, N.J., away defeated Polly Marsh and Ed Mulroy defeated Vogel and night. E. Lawes, 7-5, 6-2; William Long Budner, 6-0, 6-2; Ray Kuzava and won five features on the half iving up only five hits in a became the unquestioned "Queen Ali-time The Redlegs bunched four hits, and Joan Wilkinson defeated Kay Art Rogers defeated Pete Carton mile speedway. ine pitching exhibition. of the Meet" on Fourth Lake two errors, a pair of walks and Elliott, born in Chicago, resides The loss was the first for thehere Sunday by adding victory Bagwell and Harry Kearney, 6- and Mike Martin, 6-4, 6-2. a hit batsman to do the damage. 0, 6-1; Ellis and Adele Slack de- in Florida during the winter and oys' Club in 12 games this year in the women's slalom to her Second round — Jake Umberg- Bob Miller (8-9) was the winner first scored Saturday in the wo- feated William Birkenmeir and er and Sunderland defeated Har- stays in Perth Amboy when it's nd only the second game in in relief. Jim Pendleton homered time to wheel the famed No. 41 hich they have been scored men's trick: Virginia Lamarche, 7-9, 9-7, 6-2;ry Kearney and Tim Annin, 6-0, for Jersey City and loser Steve Second round — Ray Kuzava and 6-2; Booker Ellis and Lt. Grill around the local tracks. pon. Randy Randlet of Boston made Ridzik (10-6) hit one for Toronto. Joe Kelly, winner of seven a spectacular 92-foot leap on chop- Cappy Pregnall defeated Manne defeated Sandy Greene and Dick Rochester edged Columbus 7-4 The Braves started out fast, Lobdell and Phylis Lobdell, 6-3, straight features, Jim Hendrick- py water Sunday to win the men's low pricesj Zoldak, 6-0, 6-2; William Long in 15 innings on home runs by oring one run in the first. Pete and Manne Lobdell defeated Al son, Frank Myroncuk and many 'horndike singled to right, ad jump of the New York State 6-4. Jim Frey and Ben Mateosky. other top stock jockeys will join Open Water Ski championship. Women's singles first round — MacDonald and Tex Gillham, 6- Miami defeated Montreal 5-1. anced to second on Kenny Cul 0, 6-3. Elliott in the bid for a win in n's infield out, and scored on Don Barnett of Brookfield, Mae O'0rein defeated Pam Spe- Richmond scored three runs Friday night's 25-lap modified vak, 6-3, 6-4; Kay Bagwell de 'ommy Mott's double to right Mass., placed second with a 90- Women's doubles second round with two out in the fourth inning sportsmen feature. foot jump and Jud Spencer of eated Virginia Lamarche, de- — Linda Hathaway and Karen enter. to win 3-2 against loser Bud Pod- Two novice qualifying heat rac- Endicott, N.Y., was third at 88 fault; Second round — Kay Bag-Detweiler defeated Shirley Boll bielan, making his first start for The Braves jumped on star lef well defeated Carol Kennedy, 6- and Barbara Yaeger, 6-4, 8-6. es and a 20-lap feature also are Kenny Bullivant in the third the Buffalo Bisons. Winner Gary parf of the big show. The only other double winner 2, 7-5. Men's doubles second round — /hen they scored three more Blaylock doubled in the first run, Sunday night's program will vas Bob Lilly of Sharon, Pa., Mens' singles second round — Richard Nicoletti and Lacy Brad- and scored along with Wayne uns to wrap up the game and Jules Plangere defeated Ronnie shaw defeated Ron Spevak and mark the first time this year he biggest upset of the year. vho won the boys' tricks Sat- Terwilliger, a moment later on that the infield track will be put urday and the boys' slalom Sun- Spevak, 6-2, 2-6, 6-3; Paul Ma Art Weedeen, 7-5, 6-3; Eddie Slack Jim Pisoni's single. >ete Subowicz walked, advanced and Harold Potter defeated Dick to use with' specially built cars second on Cullen's sacrifice day. guire defeated Garry Goldberg Frey's homer, his eighth, came 6-4, 6-2; Jake Umberger defeated Lees and Major Monti, 6-3, 6-2. performing in a slam-bang con- lunt and scored on Paulson's Over - all champions were after he failed twice to sacrifice test. ingle. Tommy Mott then singled named in the various divisions of Bruce Cameron, 6-0, 6-2; John Boys' singles first round — To-Ellis Burton along. Mateosky then Kappmeier defeated Mike Van by Frey defeated James Norris, Two features are due, the 25 ind both runners scored when the two-day event, which drew followed with his eighth home lap all-sportsmen stock car race 'erry Wheeler came through with 179 entries. Glish, 6-1, 6-0; Ray Kuzava de 6-0, 6-0, and Richard Gaihes de- run, both coming against losing feated Mike Van Glish, 6-1, 6-0,! feated Richard Robinson, 7-5, 6- and the 20-lap novice battle which clutch hit to right. Mary Sheperdson of Lake Pla- reliever George Spencer. follows a pair of 10-lap sprints. cid, N.Y., finished second in the Kappmeier defeated Mike Van 11. Miami outfelder Leo Burke's The Braves killed threats by Bill Cagle, the Florida speed- he Boys' Club in the third, women's slalom and Mary Stout Riverside home run, broke a 1-1 tie in the 14.9 seconds; Jane Hart, Ocean Grove. ster who has won both 25-lap ourth and fifth in recording their of Greenwood Lake, N.Y., was ind Kathy Rovegno. Drlllwoocl. seventh and Dick Brown added a hird. Boys, unlimited. fiO-meter butterfly— sportsmen races in past weeks, linth win against four defeats. Driftwood Fred Storm, Denl (unattached), 31.8 two-on shot in the eighth as will bid for another, while thi Harry Redy of Rutland, Vt., seconds; Kal Roustlallo, Deal (unat- ached), and Hugh Conlon, Deal (unat- Rodolfo Arias scattered seven New Egypt whiz kids, Dick Lewi Mott sparkled at the plate for was runner-up to Lilly in the achedj. Montreal hits. Babe Birrer lost., and Tom Greene, who have been the Braves, banging out three boys' slalom while Ted Bell of Swim Meet Girls, unlimited. 50-meter butterfly— Jllen McGlll, Ocean Orove, 38 sec- Tuesday's games and probable cleaning up the past four weeks, nits in four times up. Owego placed third. Summaries onds: Susan McCarthy. Monmouth Air Cushions Beach, and Lynn Judd, Drlltwood. pitchers (Times EST): will also be on hand. lorn, Brave* (0) lit. I'. B. C. (0) Al Tyll of Richfield, Conn., cap- La«t night's Drirtwood nuramarlcs: ABEKl ABR1I Boys' unlimited 20-meter freealyle- Boys, unlimited, SO.moter backstroke Buffalo (Smith 6-0) at Richmond Thorndlke DeLorenzo 2 0 tured the men's treks compe- Kal Roustlallo, Deal (unattached). ! —Robert Kemp, Driftwood, 38.2 sec- (Gabler 0-0), 8:45 p. m. K.Cullen McKeon 1 0 tition. He was followed by Spen- minutes 27.7 seconds; Fred Storm, onds; Gary Demarest, Deal tunattach- Paulson Ottlno 4 0 ed), and Fred Storm, Deal tunnttach- Toronto (Smith 10-4) at Jersey Middletown Mott Carney Deal (unattachecll, and David Wlntleld. ed). 3 O cer and Louis Abel of Greenwood Girls' unlimited 20O-metcr freestyle- City (Monroe 5-9), 7:40 heeler Bullivant 2 O Girls, unlimited, 50-meter backstroke Smith Montonaro 0 Lake. Susan McCarthy. Monmouth Beach Club, -Ellen McGIll, Ocean Grove, 37.8 sec-Rochester (Browning 4-6) at Youth League Broderlck I | Weseman O 4:50.5; Karon Bllderhack Driftwood; onds; Blanche Conover. Ocean Grove, Vllardl I1 Thompson O The girls' tricks event was won Ellen McGIll, Ocean Grove. and Judy Chamberlain, Sea Bright Columbus (Umbricht 2-3), 9 p. m. Subowlcs " Ulasewlch 0 by Phyllis Eckenroth of Rome, Boys' age 13. Kl-mcter breasutroke— Beach Club. Montreal (Mauriello 3-1) at Miami Monday's Results Clark 0 Barry Anton, Deal. 32.4 seponds; Jack Boys relay, age 13-16, 200-meter free- N.Y. Alice Newman of Big Moose, Wrleht. Ocean Grove; Peter UKMlcnl, style— Drlltwood A team, 2 minutes 5 (Moford 5-7), 9 p. m. New Monmouth Falcons 4, Bel 32 6 9 1 O N.Y. came in second and Linda Driftwood. seconds; Sen Bright Beach Club A Rumaon Brnves 103 O-6 Girls, ace 13. 50-meter freestyle— tenm, and Deal Beach Club. ford Stars 3 River Plaza Boys' Cluh ..000 O-O Smith, also of Big Moose, finish- Kathy ROVPKIIO, Driftwood, 37 neconds: Girls relay, age 13-16, 20O.meter Highlands 3, Middletown Firs ed third. Marianne Junes, Driftwood, and Nina freestyle—Sea Bright Bench Club, Wllkenson, SeH Bricht Beach Club. minutes 27.4 seconds; Driftwood, and Aid 2 Monmouth Beach Club. Giants Beat SYCAMORE (2) MAN LEAGUE Boys, ace H, Sl-metir freestyle— Mercer Park Middlebrook 7, W Ii RIVAL IS HIGH ON RUIZ Skip Berry, Driftwood. 2M «ecomls; epsl-Cola 'M'i Mi1,: Joe Monler. Sen Bright Bench Club Atlantic Highlands 6 U. & T. Equipment 28's Hi' COLUMBIA, S. C. (AP)-Man and Glenn Sherrctt. Snug Harbor. Rumson Cards Jim's Barber Shop, Cllffwood 'J,1) 20 ager Gene Vsrble of the Char- Girls, age 11, 50-meter freestyle— Yesterday's Wednesday's Results LlncroTt EBSO 26 1!) Dlcksle Ann Iloyt, 33.S seconds; Ann Belford Stars 7, V. F. W. 5 Boh Wooleys Service 24 21 lotte Hornets of the South At- Severance, Sea BriKht Beach Club RUMSON - The Fair Haven Sycamore Lanes - - 24 21 lantic League says if "I had my •nri Arlene Conlon. Driftwood. Sports in Brief Giants won their seventh game New Monmouth Falcons 8, S Nowlen A lnKrassIa 22 211 Boys, age 15, 40-meter freestyle- Mary's 2 afayette'i Dairy 23 22 choice of any player in the league Henry Groan, Deal, 20.S seconds: Eoli ASSOCIATED PRESS of the Seaboard Little-Bigger lurns & Catalnno 21 24 I would take the Columbia short- Kemp, Driftwood, and Dick A. Truder, League season Tuesday with a Middletown First Aid II, Me GOO Series—Joe Hobko 202, 221, 2( The Surfrider. TRACK AND FIELD -630. Lou InjrasBla 200, 1B4, 2H—60S. stop, Chico Ruiz. He is the finest 10-1 victory over the Rumson cer Park Middlebrook 3 •200 Cluh—Izzy Catnlano 203, Bill Now Girls, ape 15, 40-meter freestyle— New York — Olympic Commit- len 212. Don Holdrlclge 20«, 202; Jf>( major league prospect in the Busan McCarthy. Monmouth Beach, Cardinals in a four-inning game Barherio 201. Joe Menzzopane, Jr., 215 32.fl seconds; June Hart, Ocean Grove, tee reverses field and recom- Friday's Results league." and Diane Hoyt, Monmouth Beach played on the Rumson-Fair Ha- Fret! Bruno 222. Club, mends that John J. Kelly be New Monmouth Falcons 2' Hoys, age 16. 50-meter freestyle- ven Regional High School dia- David Wlnfleld. Driftwood. 2S.3 sec- member of U. S. marathon mond. The game was called at Mercer Park Middlebrook 2 onds; Boh Crooks, Spring Lake Bath squad. St. Mary's 7, Atlantic High and Tennis Club, and Feter Clark, the end of four innings due to a Deal. YACHTING late start. lands 4 Oirls. age 16, 50-mfler freestyle- Marstrand, West Sweden — V. F. W. - Highlands gam Michael Severance, 37.9 seconds Seven walks .and a single by Joan Laurie. Driftwood. American William Snaith's Fig- postponed. Boys, unlimited, 90-meter breast- aro won transatlantic race on Mailler drove six runs across the itroke-Odelli Ozer. Deal (unattached) plate for the Giants, and they Standings J7 seconds; Robert Crooks, Sprln corrected time. W Lake Bath and TenniB Club, and Ski iced the game in the third. Berry. Driftwood. RACING "•Belford Stars 12 1 Each team had only two hits, Girls unlimited. 50-meter breas Inglewood, Calif. — Dotted 'Highlands 12 Itroke-Knren Rllrterhar.k. Drlflwciml with Mailler and Johnson getting Swiss ($3.20) made it five in a New Monmouth Falcons ..10 them for the Giants. Sinnott and •Atlantic Highlands 8 row with a victory in $109,200 Goodchild had the Cardinal sin- Sunset Handicap at Hollywood Middletown First Aid 8 BLUE FISHING gles. *V. F, W 7 Park. F.ll. Giants (10) num. 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Chrrlirr Nlnri'O MnhiMnTll Majmllo Thrnlrr) life|ackot or lifebelt. Evan a strong swimmer can comervo onorgy by lotting a llfejacket buoy him. Cleveland nt New York (2), 2:30 Cincinnati at Los Angeles II p.m. OPEN: 8 A.M. to 9:30 P.M. MON.-WED..THURS.-FRI. PR 4-035f VA 6-7373 SH 1-5488 p.m. Milwaukee lit San Friinclsco 4:30 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. TUES.-SAT. Distributed by C'aurtoay of Jottaann Motor* Chicago at Boston (1:13 p.m. p. in. 14—Tuesday, July 26, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER MEDICAL STfe^E ROPER By SAVNDERS and Bridge DENNIS THE MENACE WeXc IN THE COUHTRY MR.A HFWn»K£A MEMOS ROPE?, NO OWE Wit HEAR A PHOTOGRAPHS" ft*U S 5HOT*'cSSS£ US W66W6 A, By H "AS COOP AS HOLE BEHINP THcSS/ Column Can you tell, without looking at 1BABN/ By ALFRED SHEINWOLD a clock, when 15 minutes have passed? The correct way to play a suit Your ability to do this is a clue (depends only partly on the cards j as to how happy you are. you hold. You must also consider how many tricks you need, how many you can afford to lose, and even which opponent you want to win the tricks you give up. See if you can make three no- trump with the South hand. You'll land on your feet if you get three diamond tricks, since you can easily win six tricks in the other MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY suits. Before you can play the dia- Studies made by the Veterans monds properly, however, you Administration Mental Hygiene must refuse the first heart. When Clinic reveal that those who are you win the second heart, East happy and have an optimislic is out of hearts. viewpoint of life can judge time Now you're ready to tackle the much better than those who are diamonds. Any ideas? unhappy. The reason is simple. When a person is depressed, time Easy Play Loses drags and a certain interval of First, let's see what happens if time seems longer than it actu you play the easy way. Lead a •2b ally is. diamond to dummy's king; this Other studies reveal these in- ihould be safe enough, since West ' IT'S MV?\o&f SANK m i teresting facts about happiness: " WHAT I SHOULPA SAID." I. The busiest persons are the happiest. They have no time to THE HANDS dwell upon unhappy thoughts. Eor surely has the ace of diamondsl East returns a spade to your them, time sometimes goes by South dealer for his bidbid. I ace, and you lead another diatoo rapidly. North-Somh vulnerable The king wins, but the play,mond toward dummy. West can; 2. Persons who have a high NORTH * ••*• o -• • -- — - - - j 1 i# rci auiis win/ .nave a nigll By MEL GRAFF A K 9 6 3 loses. The next diamond goes to! take the ace of diamonds, butjjQ rate themselves not as happyi SECRET AGENT X9 ¥ 5 2 West's queen, and West drives nothing else. This way of play-;as alwveboard in conflict 40 41 42 43 44 43 flict, particularly on the job. all dealings—business and personal. 61-Hlndu i peasant* 47 GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) 67-AfIlrmativa A lighter vein centers in friendly rela- Don't inentinn inuney you have saved tion*, with a certain amount "I rivalry. a* it might iirn'ttice a're'iurttt for a loan. DOWN CANCER [Jun«22lo July 21) CAPRICORN (D«. 2! fo Jan. 20) i Tinir M>rnl with a congenial rirrsrm will Ambition tnav fade as you enpe with /OU WANT 1-Ejaculation be a pleasant interlude at day's end. a strmiiiffly tmsurmountable obstacle. KNOW SOMETHING J-Tlms gone bx KATHY...OF ALL THE GIRLS J-K«p LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan.2l ho Feb. 19) A friend may crttarR* your circle b>" in- AI»Hfnt-miti'leil rniojkes or sarcaslic «• I KNOW I'D RATHER HAVE <-Th« troducing you 1o a new social Rroup. marki could backfire, so beware. •weataop i SOU HEBE THAN VIRGO (Aug. 22> S*pK 22) PISCES (Pel?. 20 to March 20)' ANYONE/ i-Glob* Mature judft'iient it of innre value than Investigate an intriguinfc plan. It could t-Pald notlc* Dlitr. bj United Future Syndicate, Inc. hapharatd guessing, so take your time. have titunri.il i>u*OJ CAMS ANDWIL.L5EAW PAeTNBIZ-f

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REVEREND •OATS ft ACCKSOWiS BUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANIED-MALE ' HEUP WAI«IE1>-MALE APAXTtfENTS BED BANK BEGISTER UWT AND FOUNP KBEB AND OKB fULP-romu, OVTBOtMii MOTOR BOAT Fbremlmrr. eo bo» ISoe. Ucat far Tuetdsy, July 26, 1960—15 Mice .wbfte'vUaOe-bud MIRACLES are > couple BO 1-HM «r »H 7-MQ4. . c e( */*>* Mwki£ F«Jria YACHT om ftMtf Common occurance at' FIELD'S! RX'MSOtr. uB(Bralshe4 taut Imrte toon fUMmtm. driven tlcetue tot ert4H tttrtca. A04 bath. Crowd Hoot, Private en- HOUSES FOR SALE i*xi*. U tinder ww rrtom b»g tii Three Complete Rooms ot truce, bar bus tn& mom. AD uutl- emttau U> IS WoxJUnd Drive* ft? trroniux*. uanxxAraur. mn OPPORTUNITIES tiei supplied. Rent $ 100 mmlMr, Vtwnt IUv«n. h« may tut? numey. n» tenets, Umn mowing, oit wot. Brand Mew Furniture . RV t'tM-K. tlJXO DOWN IOBT, m»n'« glutea In tan cue. Hun- JOB MONTANO - Mason contractor and » FUBWISHEO A^ABTMB^•T. 1b Wa^ 30-Year FHA Mortgage fclul dlpi on fluiet. U found re- _«l>>»o. plutertnfc cencret* work. lice St., Re4 Bank. tit. turn to: Robert Kharibbi. 34 Bteven Call BH 7-8447. ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Guaranteed Reconditioned 811 1-9M0 Brand new split level on large Avf,, New Shrewsbury. SH 1-1889. Re- Rolston Waterbury NEED SOMETHING ALTERED? _- 16 W. Front Bt. R,& FAIR HAVEN — Three-room furnished size plot nestling among many ward. me do it tor you. I'll also do you! Experienced in wiring of industrial electronic instruments Refrigerator for only apartment. On bus line. old trees, consisting of three bed- 8H 7-3500 dressmaking if you are site 10-16 SH 1-9052 LOST — Tan & white male boxer, 35 yean ot boating sjjd little girl. HI 3-J480. $277 rooms, large living room, dining Mlddletown arpa. If found phone yacht Insurance. SOW RENTING — Central Park KB 6-5131 from schematict and drawings. pay only $2.75 weekly apartments. Brand new. Three rooms, area, recreation room. Kitchen EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — Th> besi uge living room, kltchpn. hPdronm. has built-in range and oven with buys in 16' and 20' outboard •kltfs EMPLOYMENT 9 piece modern grey ill tile luthroom. Half block from bin birch cabinets, full basement, ex- AUTOMOTIVE The Boat Center. 7S White St.. Rei top and shopplnc center. Reasonable HELP WANTED-FEMALE bedroom ent. CO 4-4142. Cltffvvood. pansion attic, attached garage AUTOS AND TRUCKS THOMPSON. HARBOUR. Wood-Pussj POCKET MAKERS and Edee-Cutten ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS -'URNIRHED OH unfurnlshpd ap«rt- and extra fine features such as Flying Dutchman sail Boats. Skim- 11 piece lovely living menlj Oil heal, utuillt?>. Reasonable. mers, Evinrude motors. Oockasa and machine operators on ladles coats double-hung weather stripped ITS RALLY TIME AGAIN Union «hop 05 hour week, vacatloi 'all HI 3-19IM 1959 Flat Super Spider convertible. storage. li J. Wilson Boat Works. 47B with pay and all paid holidays. Appl Experienced in packaging of electronic instruments work- room group windows, curbing and sidewalks, Only 9,000 mtlei. One owner, local Atlantic Ave, Long Branch. CA 2-2032. 'THTEE ROO^IS and bath, first rioor Adams Bros., 25 South Bridge Ave furnished apartment. All utilities. and V/2 tile baths. Already FHA «ar. It's glistening black with red and BARGAIN - Any boat you wanlt t Red Bank. 5 piece nubian dinette black Interior, stop In and see this. own. Low dink rates. Financing ing from engineering breadboards and prototypes. Must .duln. Cull AT I .. ASSOCIATES, INC. phone SH 1-3400. niitlc lietit and lint watpr. Convenient- Perfect condition J950. Call RU 1-0315, CALL SH 1-4019. 36. Atlantic. Highlands AT 1-354'J. J TRUCK — iSTTletrn walk-In. E*iS~ 1 WALKER & WALKER ^ Rnute 35 Eatontown lent condition. New tires and bat- 20 AUXILIARY SLOOP, good cond GIRLS — General factory help. Ni 661 Broad St. Shrewsbury, N. J. FrMNliFilfh R<'NriALOvi'~ tery. S650. SH 1-4749. lion, must sell. Best offer, HI : experience necessary. Steady. Appl: AGGRESSIVE MEN — It you are lie MERCHANDISE WANTED FOR HKNT. Weal lurrniini'ings. Call Liberty 2-2133 1446. In person. Robin Wendy, 16 Brldgi tween the ages of 21-31. you can apply SHadyside 1-5212 aiijsmi 1954 CADILLAC convertible. |90O or Ave., Red Bank. now for well paying Jobs wltliln irar MORTGAOE CORRESPONDENTS u. a. COINS — STAMPS - Top prices best olfer. 1952 Henry J, J65. KE 17'i' SHELLCRAFT cabin cruller, nnv REP BANK i— irnfurnlshed seven SAVE THK MIDDLE MAN'S top, electric starter, 35 h, p. motor. WOMAN TO CARE for three year oli organization. The Arthur Murray Stu- FOR paid tor gold, old currency, collec- PROFIT ON A (M8W. dio's ara an International organization tions, odd lota; old correspondence mums, three sniHll l>*'drijopnfl. Avail Berth, equipment Included. Like new. boy in her home in Red Bank 9-4 Th» Provident Institution For Savings le AURiiit 1. $125 nmnll). Adamj! 1958 PLYMOUTH Belvedere, Jully Csll after 7 p. m. OS 1-00B8. five days a week. 510 weekly. Writ that Is expanding rapidly and nred In Jtrsey City. Estat* appraisals. Monmoutii stamps- PRIVATE SALE equipped, in excellent condition. Will high caliber men to train for teacher, Coins. 60 Monmouth BL Sll 1-0626. J\KIMIC>-.SH 1-5482 or Sll 1-fiiMS. Mrs. Culler., RFD 301, Llneroft BROKER'S COOPERATION INVITED U1VKLY EIGHT-ROOM sacrifice. EH 7-0116. 26' Cabin boat. junior and supervisor position!!. We PIANOS — Highest prices paid. H. Tea,- 5500. STENO — Legal experience preferred train you at our expense. Apply In senient. Twn yenm okl CENTER HALL COLONIAL I960 PONTIAC Tour-door, 2,500 miles. KK 6-4806 Insurance experience also helpful, 3! person 2-10 p.m. 157 Broad St., Bed zcr. ;>O8 Main St.. Lakewood or POi Ownpr transferred only tilna months Power steering and brakes, fiydro- hour week, paid vacation, SH 7-1123 croft 3-2190. Nonr shopping, achnoi, $170. ID Bethany after home coinplptptt. House on 'i NEW CHRIS CRAFT 18', 20', 23' S« Bank. Mr, Lawford. Ri|.,_HH7,.et. Cfl 7-0051. matlc, like new. Can finance or will CASH NOW HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID—For acre lot on dcvl-pivi atrefil of well n* trade. Call OS 1-2273 or OS 1-2549. Skiffs. Here for Immediate delivery EXPERIENCED Switchboard opera FULL TIME COLLECTOP., In Mon First, Second, Third Mortgage* IUVKH. FRONT 11OHSK four-liertrnnm!* l tor. 3-11 shift. Apply Rlverview Hos 1 entira or part contents ot homes an t^hllilit'd riPtfEhtinrhnori, school* i, mllr. IRWINS' YACHT WORKS mouth County. Frank Van SycKI* . Home Improvement Loam estates. I-'uralturt, antiques, OrientL two ljftthi. Has hot water tiE»ftllng< On first floor arc large entranre (oy*r 195S FORD RANCH wafon. Standard pltal, Red Bank. SH 1-2700. Inc. 159 New Brunswick Ave., Perth NO APPLICATION FEE shift, radio, heater. 3950. Call after MnrJni- Park. Red Bank SH 10003 rues, paintings, etc. FRIEDMAN OAL- tTiuKURl. Call Sll 7-4G59 or RW 1-1209 with open still r case, fl pa clous llvlni; EXPERIENCED SINGLE NEEDLE or Amboy. VA 6-0591. On« Day Servica L.ER1ES. PR 4-3143. Evenings CA 3-7482 room, RPii critic dining room, family !i:M AT 1-33IW. 16' TERRY SKIFF 35 Evlnrude Pico TI YR^E KHSETin b OM" HO US k7 bi g"^it c'V 1 Inc. convertible top, cover, trailer. erators, on children's coats. Steady MAN EXPERIENCED In construction i), \t>ry ]argp living room, hrecre mom with MrcpiaCf . powder mom, STATION WAGON nine passenser. 1954 cushions, anchor, extinguisher mooring work, all sections. SH 1-7366. Ton wnrk. Estimating and supervision. AMERICAN FUNDING way. hlR hni-rt y.inl. KK_ti-1157^ r sizi^il kitchen with Mining apa??. Mercury Monterey, with Merc-O-Ma- JfilO. Call 811 15610, Frocks. Inc.. 78 West St.. Corner Write P. O. Box 44. Shrewsbury. N. J. SH 1-1702 1 tlc drive. Tinted windows, leatherette Oakland. Bed Bank. 2d floor. PETS AND LIVESTOCK wYf)K~~~H ELECTION OF^ilKNTXiTs*^- ll-in r^ng* . ovnn. nnd hlrch cahlnp'n interior, white walls, radio, heater, and FRAMING CREWS — Experienced Our Personal Representative, will Furnislicd anil tin fnrnlHh oil. 1 mined Honr ti two-car E;irngp, On thn necon-i Iwick up lights. Only $680. Call AT 1- A MATURE WOMAN to work In gl year round work, at Blake Construe Call At Your Ilomi PICK OF LITTER — Trained bird ntft occupancy. Snmuel Tolchor ARenry, flottr four f.itnily sizpil hedroonm, 'IT13<- 1701. after 5:30 p..m. any time week- BUSINESS NOTICES Khop In N'eptune. Part or /u!l time. tlon office. 970 Shrewabury Ave., New W» Say Yes Where Others Fa.il dog. Beautiful male Irish Setter Occnnport Avp., Or.»'anT>orl. Call or rtta tpr bedroom 25'i and two full ti!f incis. !all PR 5-4688. Shrewsbury. Report at 7:30 a. m. Two yeara. $200. SII 7-5164. ---••• II ?.r.ioi. ha, A tuli tity ba?pnjpnl# pas flrrvi hot water haaelMjaril ht-at. Tht* tx- FOR TREE WORK, C4O tre* service. CHAMBERMAID-WAITRESS — Per SADDLE HOUSES KOR SALE — *10O 1955 CHEVROLET Topping, trimming, ramoval. Call LI TWO-!lKI)llOOM"lior'S>r^N7wry~rieo tPrlor is oT dark brown ceHsr ihnkp* Four-door, six cylinder, standard shift. manent. 30 to 45. European preferred. WE NEED MEN NOW mid up. Alno saddles and brldlea orntnl Interlur. exterior, fins lifat, Ith old brick nml wli.tr> trim. Twi Black, flood condition. Engine recently 2-4220 for trss estimate. Full Insuruct Two adults. Shore Summer, New Yor! INSTRUCTION Call KB fi.l6?li. lulft sirft't, nil improvciurniR. I'iifur- coverage. winter. Only thoroughly experience! LOCAL Company must hire seven men nillc«i r»rr fiantcn stale Parkway. overhauled. New bnttery. Excellent rub- PALAMINO PONY — Mare 13/3, nine ilslied. $!)() monthly without garage, UiiR JW.JMK). Call Sll 7-11*2. ber. 5100. SH l-fi'J2fl between 3-7 p.m. PORCHES, PATIOS, sidewalks, no lob with good references. Call CA 9-3636. by July lat. We hava various positions .(no with, r.-iii AT r-2fiiW. open. Only men who are willing work- RICHARD BEAUTY SCHOOL years old. Has brpn shown nnd hunt- too small. Charles Hower Mason Con- WANTED — Dining room waitress fm Enroll now tor summer classes. Air- ed, jumps three (eel. Sound. OS 1-04(3 1955 RAMKLER — Twn-rloor sedan. Ra- ractor. SH 7-4479. era need apply, SIX Ki ton air conditioner Inc. Mature, five days, forty hours. SII 11719 Shrewdhury. ImmeiUat** occupancy. one year. All types of antennas re Dutone Co, Inc., Locunt St., Keyport. REl) HANK AREA Mndr-n Capo Cod. for cool summer comfort. Low monti,- paired reasonably. Call LI 2-5191. Wards PART TIME COLLECTOR, in Mon I^n per month. CA 9-3727 R. ni. anil Seven years old. Full collar ami ly payments mav be arranged to meet Service Center, located one mile from WOMAN FOR LIGHT cleaning I mouth County. Frank Van Syck!*\ fter fl p. m. attic. Cedar closet*. Aluminum ilorm your budKct. SH 1-9006 or SH 1-2639 Montgomery Wards. Monmouth Shop- Beauty School. Apply Richard' Inc., 159 New Brunswick Ave., Perth MERCHANDISE REAL ESTATE FOR RENT tul scroons. Ona heat and hot water. for appointment. ping Center, on Garden state Parkway School of Beauty, 25 Broad St., Rei Amboy. VA 6-0591. tout location. A««um8 4 per cent mort- Spur. Bank. ROUTE. SALESMEN — To nperaU FOR SALE APARTMENTS WANTED TO RENT ;aRf. Movfi right In. S5 Davis l>anf». beverage store routes in Monmouth May l)f« ncen Satunlay, between 1-3 p.m. • LANDSCAPING REGISTERED NUBSE. practical nurse, ITALIAN MOTHER — Two «ons. 14 MllWIC 3-1R94. >12.800. BOATS & ACCESSORIES Fine grading. rototlHInc. dragging, experienced nurse's nide. Apply Rlv- and Ocean County, Ulerctiandisinp ex- ami six yenrH of agp. Would Uks Csll Wti 6-4546 ercrcst Nursing Home 10 a. m. ' perience preferred. Apply at the Coca HAMMOND rletin small home or apartment. Tten- lVU)I>I TnWN TOWNsIflP miniature RUNABOUT — 14'. Dry, sound, fast. .1 p. tn. Chnpln Avi>., Rrd Bank. Cola BottHnp Co., Anbury Circle, As- LLOYD MANOR lonable rent, permanent. Call Kl 1- 2b acren. 12 roomit, Threp Reinforced transom, wheel, $110.00. FOR QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE on bury Park, between 9-11 a, m. 5R55 n. m bfltlia. $16,500. Ownei Plume ItU 1-0697. nlr-condltlonerg. freezers, refrigera- LICENSED BEAUTY CULTt'R ORGAN STUDIO APARTMENTS 0 tors, automatic wa.fhers, dryers, radios, TEACHER Apply Richard's Schon WANTED — SHEET KOCK applicator, TWO-THREE HEDMOOM furnished DUCK BOAT ALUMINUM with oars TV's. Cull U 2-5191. Montgomery of Beauty, 25 Rroful St., Red Bank. paper finishers, wall spotters, and 378 West End Avr. (West of Weitwooi! ia ml era for volume applientor. Large of ASBURY PARK apartment, house for August, prp snld by AUercromhc It Filch for ,'arda Service Center, located on I.ONC, BrtANCH, N. J. ferahly New Rhrewshury or beach. Kx BUILDER'S SACRIFICE nver 5300. Good condition, ideal for mile from WarOa, Monmouth Shopplni MOTilETv^HELPEP. — Prfler backlog of work. HPSI working eomil- All Models on Display CApltal 9-1500 CApltaJ S-S140 these waters. 1110. Call RU 1-0683. Center on thi Garden State Parkwa in and able tn awim. ilons, lop j>ay. Call for appointment ecutlve family, three ol-ler girls. Su OCEANPORT—Brand new ranch Spur. SH 10192 from 7-9 H.in. at LI 9-28^3 from 9-5 mUTZER SPINET ORGAN »750 New two and thrte bedroom Duple« Inr care. Guaranteed, relerencei rToiNn SOON to best offer. Sleek al HO 2-2624. HAMMOND SPINET, Used tSM apartments all with l'.i tiled batbs and U I-21M. with large living room, dining svelte, fast. 17' mahogany Chris R. ALVINO — Asphalt paving HAMMOND CHORD, Provincial ...J785 full basements! Sound proof treated! area, spacious kitchen with built- Craft Inboard runabout. Never knew Driveways built and repaired MECHANIC'S HELPER WANTED - SALES AND SERVICE salt water. JS75. RU 1-2204. Fair Haven SH 7-216: HELP WANTED-MALE Must be over "J!. Apply lh porunn, TWO REDROOMR $125 PER MONTH FURNISHED ROOMS in range and oven, three bed- Eatontown Television, Hwy 35. Eaton RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION THREE BEDROOMS J150 PER rooms and two ceramic tile AUTOS AND TRUCKS town. N\ J. Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 6:30 MONTH HOOM NEJfT TO BATH In private baths, plus Mtility—laundry room, AUTOS AND TRUCKS MALE HELP WANTED AUTO BOOY REPAIRMAN* — Al COOKJtAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. homp. narnge. Convenient to town. Unexcelled Children's Playground Cnll SH 7-3782. automatic gas dryer and one-car IMMEDIATE employment in our only need apply. Must have own tools, Facilities. cently opened factory branch. Job SantorrI Autn Roily, 157 W. Front St. PR 5-9300 ItOOM AND BOARD for elderly people. attached garage. On lot 110x130. penfnRs (or MAINTENANCE, COL- Red Bank. SH 7-3'J.V). Ask about our co-operstlvt Country location, reasonable rates Located on quiet street but close ECTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES. CARF*KNTRR nnd pxporlenced helper. SALT HAX-FINEST QUALITY ownership plan. week or month. OS 1-lfio^. Past experlrnce not necessary. We Vtci D. Wlkoa Ca to town, bus line and school. Rea- $ SAVE HUNDREDS $ Apply on job. South Lake Dr. off SH 1-0554. YOU OWE IT TO ifolJRSKLF TO SMAU,, CLEAN furnltimd room. Twi rain 3*ou. Permanent positions. Ex* Nutswfiinp R((. Gomi wages. VISIT THE MOST l.UXURIOnS blocks from Jlroflri St For jfentlu sonable taxes. Act fast. Full celtent opportunity for advancement. CASH REGISTERS - New and used, man. Rate JB weekly. Sll 7-2249. price only $17,000. Exclusive. COUNTER MAN WANTED — For many models, reasonable. We sell, GARDEN APARTMENTS ON THE SALARY $90—$125 wholesale electronic parts ami sup rent, repair. Talco Cash KeiUter Co. SHORE. LARGE FURNISHED ROOM for rent $$ PRICES SLASHED $$ plies. Experience require"-!. All replies CA 20414. Call SH 1-13R2. 47 Waverly PI.. .Red We are hiring now. confidential. Call Coast Eleclronics Dts- RED BANK — X'i, 4'i, and S roomi Rank. SAMUEL Call SH 1-4019. Ask for rlhutorn Inc.. SII 7-25*5. TYPEWRITERS, ADDINO machines. unlurnlshcd. Call SH 1-8115 or In • MGA's • Sprites • English Fords Personnel Department All makes new or used. Guaranteed. quire on premises-Branch and Madi- TWO LARGE rooms, with kllchen SALESMEN Low as J25. Serplco's, 101 Monmouth son Ave. Apt. 24. privileges. Located npn r Fort Mon TEICHER AGENCY Full time, permanent position, selling St. Next to theater. SH 70485. mnuth and Btndlx. Call LI 2-2539 or SH BARBERS WANTED boys' and young men's clothing. Op- WEST END — Sublet beautiful two- 1-R374. • MORRIS MINORS BUILDING 703 portunity to assume rpspnnslbitty. W« AIR CONDITIONER - Three ton Chry- bedroom apartment facing ocean and Oceanport Ave. Oceanport Fort Monmouth will train the right men. Employee dis- flier Airtemp. Excellent condition. private pool. Leaving state, sacrifice CA M.M0. IALESMAN REAL ESTATE — counts on your own purchases. Apply Trice Is rljht. Dean's, Little Silver. Call or Dial happy, make money. Join cnunty'a in person D:;i0 to 31 a. m. Wednesday. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE $200 ALLOWANCE ON ANY CAR YOU CAN Mr. Emhorr. J. Krl'lrl. Rrnart and LONG BRANCH - Transferred, mini fastest growing realty firm. Krone As- BOYAR 8CHULTZ - Surface Grinder. sublet oceantronl apartment, five Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 sociates Inc., LI 2-2133. Front Sts. or phone SH 1-5300 for ap- HOUSES FOR SALE PUSH, PULL, CARRY OR DRIVE IN! pointment Excellent condition, l'i yean old. rooms, Iwo bedrooms. Reasonable. Cal ELECTRONIC ENOINEERB with al Call after 5 p. in. SU 1-0122. for appointment. CA IM5U0. For Prompt, Courteous Service least six years experience In circuitry F(.'IiNISHEI). three bfiirooinj, automa- BEST BUY OF THE YEAR TWO PIECE LIVING room set with NEAH ItED BATTK — Charmlnn trrt'- ood growth opportunity nnd pleasant HELP WANTED-Male • Female sllji cuvera, one dresser, washing tic hem nnd hot watiT. l'a baths, working conditions In ELECTRONIC front and biick porch. 150x150 Srptem- EATONTOWN—Ranch home ap- nh.idepar-old three-hpdroom Complete Stocks • Immediate Delivery • Bank Financing nuicliine. one niKlu table, one complete brick rancli. p.e:i*<,nfible. SI 10 i>«r MEASUREMENTS CO's new engineer. BARTENDER, HEAD WAITER, WAIT- slnRlR Hollywood bed. KE 6 2552. )>cr S to June 13. Rent 595 CA » proximately six years old featur- Ing laboratory, devoted primarily to RESS. Apply Shore Kill Hotel, Ocean ing three bedrooms, living room, mouth carrlrs nn. JXVH) to aflflum. 4^ Nobody, But Nobody Undersells development of Industrial electronic Ave., Sea Bright, N. J. OltGAN Hammond Church Model wllh p nt fil mortgage. Call BK 1-0167 products. Apply tn person or write, percussion, perfect, $1,950. H7 River- liksi'ist'TKi/'L couonEU <:OUP"LE^ dining room, kitchen with range, srirr p rn. ILECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO. INTERESTING AND STEADY position nrnok Ave., I.lncroft. SH 7-3131. Three room aixirlinont. Fcr further INC.. Lewis Bt. and Ms.pl> Ave. nnw open as sales representative fir information call Sll 1-3375 afUr 2 p. m. refrigerator and dishwasher, tile NKW~lFoME IN SHREWSBURY thrff- Batontown. N. J. LI 20300. ^illabye Dlnper Service. Full or part ENGLISH BIKE. Mack and white. bath, plus large recreation room, heiirnoms, kitchen Itvinfr room, balh ime. Situation now available In Keans- Rirls. Never lined, hand brake, three THRKE ROOMS ANl7 BATH. I... an,t lAunttry rntim. Call SH 1.7221. nishod. Overlnoklnc ocean. Available with completely finished base- FOREIGN MOTOR SALES INC. IEFR1OERATI0N MAN - Must be hiirR-Mldrilctown. itlso Perm Amhoy- gears. JM. OS 1-2317. M)~RfiAi7"KSTATK~FEi:8, full price experienced. Apply In person. Eaton- C.irterct area. Must live In area nmf AUKUM 1. 5115 per ninnth. Rolston HARDWICK GAS RANGE — Uaed one Walerbury Agency, 1(1 W. Front St.. ment with built in bar, PLUS $J7D00, Two-bpilroom hou«e on nrre (AUTHORI7ED SALES & SERVICE) wn TV. SO Hwy. 35. Eatontown. ve car. Apply rrom 1-5 p.m.. 711 year, 550. Three-piece bedroom ««¥. rted Bank. HH 7-3H1UP. over-size one-car attached ga- or lanrl. Assume CI mortgaRP. J2OO0 lftln St.. Avon, or phone SH 1-2642 115 em:h piece. 3S Rector PI. Sit M76(. down Inrludcs clo.ilnR COM. KE 6-511)8. BNGINEEHINO AIDES AND TECHNI- [or appointment. rage and many other fine fea- MG—AUSTIN- -AUSTIN HEALY—SPRITE Clans, with at least five years exper- MODERN 3'i-ROOM apartment, fur- ROTARY POWER MOWER. 24" 530. niahed, all utllltleR, couple, 100 Wai tures such as complete insula- RIVKIIVIBW r.^VNC'll —~m"macul«t« ience In electronic circuitry. Pleasant BOOKKEEPER — Experienced In op- 10" RCA TV »et. Sin. Combination ace St., Kod Bank. throiiKhout. Over '.j aoro of park- MORRIS MINOR-ENGLISH FORD—RILEY working conditions In new engineering eration of Monroe or similar ma- car brtl crili and carriage with mat- ion, aluminum screens and kp Kronnd. Hovpn spflcioui rooms. laboratory workng with top grade en- chine. For !\vo weeks In AIIRUII. fit, $5. orated four-room apartment 132 South storm windows and doors, and >:ilhi. Recreation room. Summer porch. 124 HIGHWAY. 35 NEPTUNE^ 5LBCTRON1C MEASUREMENTS CO. time work In future. AT 1-O3S6 lor ap- Padded play pen SV Henk s.1. All St., Bed Rank. SH 1-7633. beautifully shrubbed grunds with Two-c.ir KaraRe HltactiPd. Priced at a INC., Lewis St. and Mapl. Ave. pointment. in good condition. Call SH 1-6182. vf J26,ttdl). Elwnoil A. Armstrong Agfn- Evenings 'Til 9 PR 4-8900 latontown. N. J LI 2-0300. FOUR ROOM downstairs apartment. flagstone patio. City sewer. Firm .', P.eriltor, MS Prospect Ave., Llttll FREEZER] 1* CV, FT\] Ammana Completely redecorated, modern. Call price of $16,500 warrants your Sllvrr. Sll 1-4WKI. ILK-SCRKENER experienced on mot SITUATIONS WANTED, Female upright. Excellent condition. between 4-7 p.m. Sll 1-6115. al panels. Apply 9:30 n. m. to 3:30 SH 1-4084 immediate inspection. Qualified Central Jersey's Largest Foreign and Sports Car Dealer l». m. Monday through Friday. Elec- IVILI. KELP with partlen, dinners or FIVK ROOM, two baths, unlurnlshed. veteran needs absolutely no mon- tronic MPHSiiremenls Co. Inc.. Lewis other occasions. Babysllllng. Ucht THREE-PIECE LIVING ItOOM BET. ExclUHlve river location. Lease. $150 LITTLE SILVER ,t., and Mnple Ave., Entontown. housework. Sll 1-8R81. Good condition. With covers, CO 4- monthly. Adults. No pen. SH 1-0076. ey down and Non-veteran only Almost one-acre nf exceptional 7030. UCLIABLE WOMAN wishes to take TWOTHREEHOOM unfurnished apart $750 down. 30-ycar mortgage landscaping. Large (bree-bed- care of children In her home. 157 MAGIC nHEK s»s range, ment.l. a.;con4 EXPERT MENDING—China, glais, HELEN MILLER an.uarlum shopping THATCHER fnrceil warm air furnace, Open 7 Days APPLIANCE RBl'AiJl and installa- VARDS, CELLARS, ATTIC8 cleaned. ll-fircil. fto.oon htu with all controls, nil'.?ZK-IlO()M lurnlRhpil aparlnient. WILLIS CONQVER •liver reflMihlng and platlm. Thsrm- service, l>ty and frozen foods and Any and all trash removed. Large 1 tion. Residential and commercial wlr- os buckets, ctiina A Olan Shop. 147 •cailon oil tank. Only used 2!i Prlvtilf r:i!rjinrc all') b.'iMi. A'lultj, r.o Wll 6-E0S1 Holmdol VlllflRn Ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0611 supplies to order by mall or appoint- dump truck. SH 7-2144 Broad St.. Red Bank. SH 7-4600 ment. Call AT 1-1075. Tilhs. AT I-MM. ni-tj. Cnl! HH l-i(W7 fir 1,1 '-••2:77. COUNTRY liOMKS AND ACREAGE | THREE BOYS - Available for lawn 30" GAS STOVE HoimilPl. Atinnilo and Marlboro Twpi aoic In Iliir lui::itliili. lnj IV. I'.lvcr l>.cl. Auctioneer Floor Waxing Plumbing & Heating mowing. weedlnR, boat rare, light S.'O chorea. Experienced. Evenlnna SH 7- fall SH 7-2178. IIAI'.TSHOI'.NH Wi LIN''l:, ,ur K,ir.iKi\ larpe lot, Many Appraisal Service "anywhera." 400 lanatorlal service. Commercial, res- nance 21-hour service, seven dayi. STOI' IN ANII NBK thn fiibulom urn wooded knoll. Wry oxtms. Npnr row St. Lru's church nml idential. Low rales. KE 6-27711. HAN WILL DO yard cleaning, cellar Call | Fcir n|i|iulnlincnt call Sll 1.23IU Bath Ave,, Lone Branch. Phone Uus. Martin J. McOuIre, Inc., Sll 7-3787. cleaning, xrnss cutting and li KKlnKiminn Electrnnlr. Orpan IIKW on YEAR ROUND 3i CApltal 2-3509, Res. SHadyslde 7-2H21. display at our furniture allow rrxnim , |» VIT wi-rk ernt. rucking. Cull AT 1-1651. BurdKe A Son mext lo Rtelnbneh'R KAIlt II.WKN KIVKIi , l Fuel OIl-Heatlng Radlo-Tcievlslon Repair RENTALS ilnninl TRUCK DMVER - Local or l ParklnR Ion. 21 Olny St.. !tPi! ilnnk H rnuriK (31 I1 .'„ niort- Auto and Track Rental KtJKL OIL A HKATINO—Call Sl{ I. A.C. RADIO A TELEVISION CO.- Hntnnce. Thirty yesrs flrlvinjr, Ojien dally 9-12, 1-ft. WednfSdny and \itr flfi KJiKP. SH 1 Hi. 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service * 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-47S9. ncclilenls. CO 4-7047, Friday evening 70. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Vinf AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low Bales, 3 Herbert Bt., Red Bank. SERVICE WIIILB YOU WAIT. ATLANTIC IIIUIU.A.NIJ.S -- li, ilKAf'TIKt'L llodMirANCH~ rates. Maple Ave., Red Bank. RU 7. EXPERIENCED MAN wlihes di ill! all muiliTn co 0308. PH 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.-10 p.m work Wednesday or Thursdny. SENSATIONAL npnrtmrnt. 11 v I n K r-ujm. t»( t room, , Tc y»'iir« oi-l, (tun nc Home Improvements Roofing, Siding and Insulation HII I-I7M. :tn-ti. t;l^ linui, fxtrs lnri[8 ronmi. SV'i inrmlhly. HM! Inclmlrd. Couple of l;inil Full pnm-h*r| IU-II \vli!i r: r 'mutation A Bldlm Corp. Certified SUMMER SALE plan', w.iU'tn-wall f;irprling. Two full WOnKINO MAN'S contractor—Alter- full rll«r tmtttf. Mi rirrtnr httclwtu Full UHSP- Awnlngi — Canopies ations, additions, painting, masonry. Johni-Manville contractor Pit s-8407 1 all those little John. LO 0-1714. or Adam Unzmayer AT 1-0302. FINANCIAL IHSIII.ANMS 1'nfu f'l • I rl\ \ ll \. Ti.p ini'iU. Twornr (tantwi i'\i>i*n let srlinoli AWNINQS-CANOPIEB made to order, COMPLETE KITCHEN All llllllllfl In Own r trii and simiiplnn. Vory mfc fur ctiii'ir#n. l-'ren estimates. Standard Awnlot Co., OLSON CO INC.—Roofing. Siding A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES CM l vvllh nplloii t'i Inn-, PlionA Oi Insulation. Installed and guaranteed rirjiii Biiftrtinfnt, y 615 River ltd.. Fair Haven. Sll 1-MM. _ Insurance Including cabinets, formica, tlirri'-rnom 1 V7H Avwlt-ihl.. AuRilflt 1. tot 10 years. PR 6-O70S—AT 1-M40, ATI. V."l '• HH.Ml.ANIiH •rlmnl, ALLSTATB IN8URANOE~CO. - All Modern Well-LoeaJed built-in oven and sink. lllfllll.ANDS • Km fi intJudefJ. Boating Supplies types tsllorrd to suit ymir nieds, Tile—Ceramic Service Stfltion Available ilvUlB Low cost protecilsn. John P. Mo- fifnl Iwn-buy Texnni utatl'tn on I'.nnle limil.ANDS iii . lirr|.l;i.-t«Mitliil. (.'KII KK fl-n4(>fi SH 7-2552 hath, $*.rt plui ICJVPI/ lots IJVPI IdoUinj; i *llt" V 200' deep beautifully planted, a Building Contractor pindable, rtaionthle, ivrvlce. Call Tree Service iflfr lr. Km/>ll «Ji)rtillH tw.i r;i nmnipli'iiii, % 1 fi, ?vno ntx oomplets uulldlng itrvlot and rsmod- Lawn *nd Garden Supplies JGalontown. I.I 3-2427 Ipiilimajilr. HII 1B!O7. F. A. Gehlhaus, Jr. HI.'...Mill 11.U'M».$1,1X111 nt'frlrif, I'i1' hurry, 1 dull neeilcd. Tnll evenlniilKII 1 -1 Qfl41. ill Hwy :i(l. Lronnrilo, N. J. allng. CO 4-1070 or CO 4-1137, HAini) DAVIBON CO,,-INC Vacuum Cleaner Repair •IIA1111 FNI t "AN! r I.'IHI 11N ri IH'siNKHH I.AUOH AMTiltlCANHlnTiiiliM »liiii~nii.l HiortKHurs Three ttr'lrnnrnt, rvr ALL TYI'K Improvements anil new JOT all Lawn and aardtn Supplies - Ituwlmm., halt, iloi-kiiKt<, nnd re- mililnrt; full «U- WelllluUt >na Next tn IMue mi,! Wlntp I3m Terminal n>HM<.n, li, hulhi Urk'o lots, %m 178 W. Front St. BH [.2800 Et.ECTIlOLUX 'rrflhtnr.tit conceHnlun lied Mnnk area. raiiKi'. all in very mmiifti>. lilciit lut-iilliin. Slinill ('nil ' llli:i-ly tllrnlHIH'il. Illo li'ltll. UMIItln lioni' i. nlti'rntlnna, rppnlm, time pny- OKLLAIIH, jnrnp-. rlnsnxl Tr»e« .VI!, l.ii« OS 1-2727. nn yr.nr Mlnrlrnlux, rnll Pit fl-Ofllil. vr,;lii,tiit f.,r i-uiJiur.r!-.!. ntv! prn _ HII l-Ci.'i ri'iisiiunhli'. CA '.' 5IW, CA 2.MK! iilnnln. Phone KK O-ma—KB OOOaa. runnvml. Ilnulhig. Appllancss. ti'ti tinly, Hnrrileni ,,|i|n,rtiiiaty lur furniture mnvncl, CA S-7707; I i'A'. l'"l'. Kofi IK'Tlilut. Klldirn talili* TilliKK'I'.lioM l)l'U.)lK!tU()(>.sr>lUt;r.K ' I.HII. Illl KUAMINTJ, (JA7tF«NTBJl VIOlUC _ Watch Repair • iir rmiml liiiflini.fln. In nlmre nrnt. nnrl cltmrn, Mirplnri- r'i'iliinifMl .'»t- \\T or sll 1 31)111 i-vni- nil tn II rr dr wliiliT ui'iiii'unrv. l-'-mr mi 1-21IJ. I.UlJlH CABBAN-Palnter, iiJciifalurT MKLINA JKWKM'JilB. SO MnnrtiniUh 'IKI'T.tMKMATOI'.T" fnri'iliiiir, " rii'llu"* Al'AI: I MKNi' ii ml wpr NMW IIOMICH, nltcrntUinu. repairs. I'lilirrlionur, -:s yisrs expsrlenci. 4,1 Rt,, lied Hank, 24 tn 4« Jiiillr servlre. NAVK.'IINK MORTGAGES I'nrmly Hlircl 1 llumtim. n, I.IMhfii. AH MlRheflt imallty work. Kor rltlinatiti Clliaiiln Ale, nil I-170H atlrr II p, m. Ill I ""',.' <>III« , call llsrli.rl Klltenraurli HII 15'JOI VVcldlng - Fabricating i-arh lull l"i KINK INTKItmii VTI'II '7itii'rinr*piiiiiti MOHTCAOK MONMY HI: II H i:"i u: AWi-ai I '• r." I <<'<•* rmi \ r i Mti 1'ir, flerdmlliiK. fltnl pupfr hnn«lnK, 'ITt ncit 11 f)! >] KMMTI I* 111 ,m Hi r I • I '("I'liln" rrn,ll« mmitrliiil'iil llni'lc A, IlUr HPAV LHII'III.K Ilill HH SK'II. fltnnn tvliiilmvH, Kl'lli K«lli.l«lr< rlirrrtully ||»n. n> llusilllcil Adi 7-:«5J or nil 1-4»1». HtiifP. Ill 3 L.'MH. IVslitlng * irahilrallnl Uu. g|| 7-37/n 13HIII pl>i>m,r,"'|..!v ii»n Ml I'OINIS. Sll 7-(Ht7, 111 I. Oil HII MUM, On The Next I'IIRP) 16~Tuestyr. July 26, I960 RED BANK REGISTER

RIAL ESTATE FOR SALE HOUSES FOR SALE W6WLD TODAY HOUSES FOB SALE WEW KOMMODTH-Cpscioiw cuitom By JAMES MABLOW Democratic convention fo Los An- built colon!*! Cape Cot, Two yttrt geles two weeks ago. RJVXB RIGHTS, MonmovUi Sub. old, >£ acre plot, '<"" '»'*« •>">• Associated Prow Bplit-levt!. BdlW lirlnc room, »ttr»c- roonu, two m«d b»tn», Iivlos room Dull is an accurate word to tfve kitchen, dlnlni area. Dtn. Tfowe with fireplace, kitchen will) (eparatc CHICAGO (AP) — ItV like a describe them both. ' feedroomi, l'4 baths. Laundry room. dining area, plui formal dining room. Wood paneled hreezeway, attached ga- re-run of the World Series. Vou| M Uu Angeles ^ never Attached garage. Patio. (17,600. rage, full cellar with fireplace, "tone th foyer and plenty of carpets. Asking see the players running around. was much doubt Sen. John F. S28.000. For appointment phone OS l- OUR 90 YEAR Lawrence J. Schilling 1599. the bases but you already know j Kennedy would get the presiden- REALTOR 16 Sprint £"ert Red Bank $1000 DOWN buys this century ol the score. tial nomination. SHadyilde '-till Colonial. Six rooms. 1 :i batlis. Beamed ceiling In dining room. Open The Republican convention! Here there never has been any SWIMMING POOL plus four bedrooms, porch. Lsrp! shade trees. >; acre. which opened here yesterday isjdoubt vice President Richard M. three baths, split level on land' Monthly payments approximately 5120 ixon wou e •caped one acre. For sale or lease, plus taxes. Or will trade. Rolston pretty much a duplicate of the!N 'd >> the Republican Kecreation room, porch, patio, base, Walerbury Realtors. SH 7-3500. 16 W. mem, two-car attached garage. LI 2- Front St., Red Ranh. presidential candidate. The con- 3305, vention will say so Wednesday, CHOICE LITTLE SILVER SETTING GOP Candidate With Kennedy it was just a Hilltop brick colonial. Four bed- LOTS AND ACREAGE rooms. I1,? baths, large living room question of which ballot he'd be with fireplace, separate dining room. LEONARDO — 100x180. Ready to he screened porch. Beautiful ground! and built on. Leonard Ave. Favorable nominated on. With Nixon it's many extras. A real buy at J24.POO. El- location. On« block from beach. ORecon even more cut and dried. He'll wooti A. Armstrong, Agency, Realtor, 8-1S63. SS5 Proipect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1 MIDDLETOWN — Choice }4 acre plot get it on the first. 4500. on Nut Swamp Rd. Bacrljice, Job Surprise Element PRICED RIGHT ! At $1S.9OO where ranifer. Call SH 1-7196. The only surprise at Los An- LAYAWAY COAT EVENT else can you buy such a well located 75X150' HIGHWAY 92 between Day newly painted six-room and comhlna tons Besch and Delanrt Florida. Must geles was the choice of Sen. Lyn- tlon porch dwelling, garage and hard tell »R50. Csll SH 1-0&88. don Johnson of Texas to be Ken- top drive? nedy's vice presidential running RAY VAN HORN REAL ESTATE WANTED mate. 8M River Road Fair Haven Here the choice of Nixon's run- TO BUY ON CONTRACT — House SHadysldt 7-4100 in Red Bank, east of Mapl» Ave., ning mate still is up in the air. UNCROFT, attractive air conditioned for family of seven. Write lull details Luxurious Cashmere Coats apllt level. Wall to wall carprt in to •Contract". Box 81L Red Bank. So that's the only element of living room, fireplace In recreation surprise in Chicago. room, three bedrooms, patio «tth porch LHELP: Wt have sold lo many proper- 4H percent mortgage. J20.S0C. SH 7- "j— ;hstV." want more good listings. In Los Angeles the southern M56. Call u, row for prompt professional Democrats protested against the WEST LONG BRANCH -New six service. Walker and Walker, Real Es- Elegantly Mink Trimmed room Cape Cod and Ranches. F.H.A. Uate. Insurance. Open 7 day«. Shrews- party's liberal civil rights plank. flnanclnc Call Builder for appointment. I bury office. SH 1-521Z Rarltan Office, Here the southern Republicans between 5-7 p. m. CA 9-3252. ICO 4-5212. are protesting against the liberal HELP WANTED—Male • Female HELP WANTED—Male - Female civil rights plank demanded by Nixon and New York's Gov. Nel- son A. Rockefeller. Despite the machine-tooled na- $139 WANTED ture of both conventions, the two Roy E. Mohrman parties still went through the TELEPHONE SUBSCRIPTION traditional routine: Will be 159.95 and UNION BEACH —Roy E. Long winded speeches, full of SALES PEOPLE Mohrman, 31, of 7 Dibling St., bombast and exaggerations, with has been selected by the Repub- 169.95 after August 20th A new approach to valuable method of selling few of them having any literary lican executive committee to seek distinction. Section to Borough Council. EASY — PLEASANT — PROFITABLE There was applause at ap- Mr. Mohrman, formerly a mem- propriate places in the speeches. ber of the Board of Health, will Handsome, large double collars of luxurious mink, You can make a good weekly Income or supplement And in the Democratic conven- run for the one-year unexpired tion there were floor demonstra- blending or contrasting beautifully with fashion's your prejenf income by selling over the TELEPHONE. term of former Councilman Mat- tions, mostly synthetic. wanted cashmere shades. Many of the collars are Increase your income, Select your own hours, Full or thew J. Hanas, who recently re- The one-day Republican con- signed his post. part-time days or evenings—Liberal Commissions are vention will get around to the detachable. Your choice of Autumn Haze, Natural A former U.S. Army paratroop- demonstrations later. paid weekly with amazing added incentive that can r, and a native of Brooklyn, How It Looks Ranch, White, Cerulean, Silver, Black or Lutetia on bs attained by anyone with an honest attitude Mr. Mohrman is manager of the What the politicians of both your favorite cashmere color. towards work. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY, we meat department of Mutual Gro- parties seemed to overlook was cery Co., Woodbridge. Married, how they looked on television. show you how. , he has two daughters. In pre-TV days they could put their act on for hours and still Misses' sizes 10 to 18, petite sizes 6 to 14. All FOR INTERVIEW, BY APPOINTMENT ONLY bore no one but themselves. Now, thanks to TV, they can bore the Fur Products Labeled to Show Country of Origin. Mechanic whole nation. A Small Deposit holds your Selection until October Please Dial SH 1-5065 No wonder there is increasing Saves a Life, talk for the need of future con- I when your Layavyay Payments begin. 9 A.M. UNTIL 12 NOON ventions to get wise to them- 6 P.M. —9 P.M. selves, come abreast of the times, Loses Own and cut their long-winded per- formances down to the essentials NEW YORK (AP) - A young The Negro girl had pleaded in choosing a presidential can- elevator mechanic saved the life guilty to second degree murder didate. Teenage Girl of a plasterer but lost his own in the slaying of Mrs. Beatrice For example: Fewer and short- yesterday in an unexplained ele- Rock on June 26, 1959, in a er speeches to hold public at- STEINBACirS COATS vator accident. Is Sentenced Brooklyn subway station when tention and take up less valua- Second Floor and Asbury Park Mrs. Rock resisted attempts to The victim was Marvin Cancro, ble TV time. For Murder snatch her'purse. 25, of Brooklyn, an employee of There were actually two rea- The victim was the wife of the Westinghouse Corp. sons for the pallid appearance NEW YORK (AP)-A teenage Edward B. Rock, a State Depart- Police said Cancro and John of these two big political carni- Brooklyn girl yesterday was sen- ment interpreter who at the time Carrara, of Merrick, N.Y., were vals of 1960: tenced to 20 years to life in pri- was on a Midwestern tour with riding on top of a newly-installed 1. There was no real contest son for stabbing to death the some Latin American visitors. elevator when the accident oc- for the No. 1 spot on either tic- wife of a State Department in- Mrs. Rock had come here to curred at 230 Central Park South. ket, as there was among both terpreter. visit her parents. At the fourth-floor the elevator, the Democrats apd Republicans being operated by Cancro through in 1952 and among Democrats in Kings County Judge Hyman 1956. Barshay imposed the penalty on cab-top controls, suddenly shot Queen Anne Oulds, 18, calling Not a Bomb, toward the roof of the 18-story 2. The differences between the parties — highly exaggerated by her crime a "senseless, futile" apartment building. Apparently sensing that the convention speakers — were not But Now What? cab might strike low-hanging gir- so much differences in objec ders at the roof level, Cancro tives as in reaching them. TRENTON (AP) — An entire shouted shouted for Carrara to There won't be much steam in neighborhood in Hamilton Town flatten himself out. As he shoved either campaign until Septem ship had the jitters for an hour Carrara down, Cancro's right arm ber, when the candidates start yesterday during the dramatic was caught between the rising explaining how they'd carry out trackdown of a bomb scare. car and the wall of the shaft. the promises made at these con The "bomb" proved to be a He was crushed to death. ventions. tiny radio transmitter taped be SUMMER neath the car of a bewildered driver. Mercy Mission Harold L. Peterson, 46, of 100 Suit Claims Darrah La., Lawrence Township, pulled into a service station at Concrete Was Takes Doctor 202 Cedar La. for water for his over-heated engine. To Morocco CLEARANCE As he and his wife, Helen, Defective waited, Peterson noticed a red TRENTON (AP) — The main NEW YORK (AP) - Dr. Wil- wire running down underneath contractor in charge of an under- mer M. Anderson, a University his car from behind the dash- ground parking garage being built of Pennsylvania neurologist, left Does yours say "Good- Idlewild Airport tonight for Mor- board. He squatted and looked n Newark filed a $6,300,000 suit occo to help treat some 10,000 bye?" You almost have under his car, A small package of yesterday accusing two firms of some kind was taped to the chas- Moroccans who were paralyzed to play tricks on yourself conspiring to supply defective last fall after using adulterated sis frame and it looked like a concrete. to save part of your in- bomb, he thought. He called the cooking oil. Misses' & Women's Brfe T' ' One of the defendant companies v police. announced it would file a suit of The Moroccans were stricken •*' if ' i f *K come. One trick: snatch after certain merchants used sur The police blockaded the street. its own against the contractor plus jet engine oil mixed with out part of each bit of in- They put in a rush call to Fort for concrete not yet paid for and cooking oil. Dr. Anderson is the Dix, which sent three specialists for breach of contract. come FIRST and put it first of a number of specialists from the 60th Ordnance Detach- Terminal Construction Corp. of who will go to Morocco on a here instantly. Use us for ment. The Army experts listened Wood-Ridge named as defendants monthly basis to help the strick carefully for internal noises with your KEEPING money. in its Superior Court suit John en people. Were 10.98 lo 14.98 an electronic stethescope. P. Callaghan Co. of Harrison and According to a spokesman for Then M/Sgt. Robert Moser scv- Newark Testing Laboratories, Medico, the international agency ered the tape with a penknife headed by former Newark Depu- RED BANK SAVINGS ty Mayor Frank X. Keegan. which recruited the volunteer doc- and pulled out the package — a tors, only 20 per cent of the vie A section of the concrete deck- AND LOAN ASSOCIATION tiny motor powering a crystal tims were reported cured. For ing collapsed last March at the 10 Brood Street radio transmitter. selling the poisonous oil mixture, Famous Labels construction site in Military Park, Red Bank, New Jersey Police said it was the type used five merchants were sentenced to Newark. Work resumed three by investigators to tail a car, death and 22 others to life im 1 Chartered 1887 weeks ago after a three-month de- McKetirick -•"tfay Windsor without a driver's knowledge, by prisonment. lay for tests and investigation. following a signal it sends out. • Korcll Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Terminal said it fired the Call- • Forever Young Monday thru Friday They confiscated the radio and released the car to a confused aghan firm, supplier of concrete, Egg-Type Chick • Many Others Tel. SHadyslde 7-0330 Peterson. after the collapse. Peterson is a chauffeur- Production Up Accounts Insured to $10,000 dispatcher for the N.J. Turnpike TRENTON — More than three Authority at New Brunswick. Middletown times as many egg-type chicks "Better. Cabela" to choose from. There', still plenty of |r£ father'?/ ^V (L Russell Gordon, Winston Dr., were produced by New Jersey Richard Ralston, Johnson Ter., hatcheries during June I960, than ahead so feel cool and look crisp with levera) of the*/ onutnnding * during June 1959, partially off- and Gordon Rhodes, Suffolk La,, cottons, dacron and cottons or fine blends. MiesesVind H«lf Sices, i returned Sunday after a week's setting earlier cuts in production Vi PRICE slay at the Monmouth County from the yenr before. Boy Scout Reservation, Forest' The New Jersey Crop Report burg, N.Y. ing Service announced that the June 1960, output was 1,100,000 ^BUDOET DRESSES, SALE Mr. and Mrs John Ingram and baby chicks of CRR-producIng sons, Jack and Jeffrey, spent the breeds, compared with 340,000 v •• ON week-end with friends in Lake- such chicks in June of last your. wood. However, during the past six i • •: SPECIAL GROUP months, only 10,350,000 epg-tvpc ' Mr. and Mrs Carl Moyer and chicks were hatched In New Jer- MEN'S LIGHTWEIGHT daughter, Elizabeth, Mr. and sey, compared with 15,140,000 Mrs. William Price, Mr, and chicks produced durinR the Janu- Mr6. Gordon Rhodes and chil- ary through June period in 1959. ! dren, Leslie, Stephen and Doug- This is a 32 per ccnl decline. TROUSERS las, and Mr. and Mrs, Baxley July Increase Seen I Clearance On All Summer Items | Brown and children spent the The number of chicks hatched wpck-eml nt I'on-.stburu, N. Y.jln July is expected lo be well THE NEW The couples' sons finished a week above the July hatch of lost your, at the liov Scout camp. Ibnsrd nn numbrrs nf CRRS in I innibntnrs on .Inly I, Goldin's MEN-S SHOP Mr, mid Mrs. Clifton Phillips,! I'or the entire nation, June Suffolk !-«,, I'Mti'iliiiniil fieri, and i production nf mi-typo chicks Is BROAD ST. Corner MECHANIC ST. Mrs, A, I). Slvcrson of DPS,up ti5 prr rent from thn snme Monies, Iowa, P'crinly. Tlicjnionlh in l!Mfl. Jnnuary through Open Wod. Opon Fii, .Sivr.'rsfMis haw i»vn lnivrJm/,".)imr production Is down 17 prr til 9 P.M. Red Bank til 9 P.M. around thn world MIH i> li'ljiiiiir.Vj icnt from Inut yenr. The lflfiO mi. .mil air en roule tn Wa!.liiiij;liin,|liiinnl Intnl I* bsfl,8W,0OO chirks, Shop Both Stores Wed. & Fri. til 9 I). ('. 'comparer! with 4Y7,(!!).•),()()() in 1MH