Weather Distribution BEDBANK Today. '.., '.,.';.'.. Jpftnv HUty dawljr tatty, !•• ^ riflfc wii jwswww, High t«*»y, 19,575 i . /.V-- If, l*w t*«Jgbt U £h» i ; - «t dxmer* W»diw«4»y. Did SH 1-0010 rna«j. Memt C*M M« RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, MAY 28, 1962 V0L. 84, NO. 240 ?5?.£%pg%?2 M4iu«ui Miitmi oiriew. '••$;•<• 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE v- Report Rebel enter's Flight Thrust Threaten Town Hailed by Scientists On Thailand Border Cite Data VIENTIANE (AP) — Pro-West- ern-Prince Boun Oum left today on a three-day goodwill visit to he Philippines, despite a major Gained new rebel army thrust threaten- ing government-held Huoei Sal near the Thailand border. The dominant member of Boun In Orbit Oum's cabinet, Gen. Phoumi No- savan, accompanied the prince. CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) - He dismissed the new rebel at- Astronaut Malcolm Scott Carpeti- ack as of little importance. ;er says he did not become con- fused or tired during his third The government leader left orbit of the earth—but was preoc- Laos in spite of a June IS dead- cupied with many tasks. line set by neutralist Prince Sou- This personal account contra- vanna Phouma for agreement on dicted a report from an official at i coalition government in Laos. BEAUTIES — Min Diana Roma, canter, was selected yesterday as Miss New Jersey he Hawaii station that Carpenter Press Photographer. With her at left is Janet Lyons, who took third place in the com- The United States and the Sov- Seemed tired, perhaps confused: iet Union back Souvanna's bid to Carpenter is leaving today for petition, and Miss Sandra MacNail, the second place winner. form a government including welcome ceremonies at his home- Communists, neutralists and town, Boulder, Colo. Boun Oum's rightists. Previous Me made these other points at attempts at forming a coalition his news conference yesterday: have repeatedly deadlocked. 1. Frost peeling off his capsule Continuing Push apparently caused the "firefly" Photogs' Favorite American military sources said THE THOMPSON SCHOOL — Harold Copeland, left, puts finishing touches on cor- effect—or -"snowflakes" as he today several companies of rebel called them—on the triple orbit soldiers, believed to include North nerstone yesterday at dedication ceremonies at the new intermediate school on Mid- of the earth last Thursday. He Lincroft Miss Wins Beauty Contest Vietnamese troops, are continu- dletown - Lincroft Rd. The school was named after Mrs. Geraldine L, Thompson of related how he created his own ing their jush against Houei Sai. Lincroft. Looking on, left to right, are Everett C. Curry, school principal, William H. snowflakes by knocking on the ASBURY PARK — Diane Roma, a green- The eighth annual contest, sponsored by However, there was no late news sides of his spacecraft. eyed, raven-haired college girl, has been the State Photographers, an affiliate of the from the fighting area. Warner, director of secondary education, state Department of Education, and Paul named queen of the New Jersey Press Pho- National Press Photographers' Association, The sources said a government F, Lefever, school superintendent. Made Mistake tographers Association. was held at this city's new bandstand on the defensive outpost about 10 miles 2. He made a mistake in leav- boardwalk at 5th Avenue. • from the bordertowh was over- ing two control systems of the Diane, 19, of 81 Riverbrook Ave., lincroft, Mis? Roma was crowned by Claude Dau- run yesterday afternoon when the Aurora 7 on simultaneously. This was selected yesterday from a field of 25 Mrs. Thompson Honored phine, movie and television actor. rebel drive began, breaking the depleted his fuel supply, contestants from all parts of the state. She She also received a diamond wristwatch. lul) in fighting that prevailed 3. After. he re-entered the will represent the New Jersey association in In addition she will spend a vacation at the since government troops were earth's atmosphere, he could the national finals next month at Charleston, Empress Motel. routed from, northwest Laos. hear the Mercury control center S. C. Houei Sat was abandoned by School Is Dedicated here. But he was unable to talk JUDGES LISTED to the center because his radio A student at Brigham Young University government forces May 11 in the MIDDLETOWN - The new in- In Provo, Utah, Diane stands S-feet-4, weighs Photographers representing some 30 New The 30-plus room building Guest Speaker equipment was out of range. face of a rebel drive. However, termediate school on Middletown- handle's seventh and eighth grade 115 pounds, and measures 35-23-34. Jersey newspapers attended the judging. he town Was not occupied by the William H. Warner, directoB of 4. He called his triple orbit Lincroft Rd. was officially named students in the township. A sister Judges were Mr. Dauphin and his wife, pro-Communist and neutralist secondary 'education, state-'De- 'easy as a bus ride" and de- TAKES SECOND PLACE school handling the same grades Norma Eberhardt, who are residents of Oak- 'orces. Government troops reoc The Thompson School yesterday partment of Education, was the clared he was "ready to go for a Another 19-year-old college student, San- hurst; Ellsworth Schell, president of the New cupied the town, in honor of Mrs. Geraldine is located on Murphy Rd. guest speaker. two weeks' orbit." dra MacNeil ot Middletown, took second York Press Photographers Association; New Thompson, Newman Springs Rd., Mrs. Thompson was guest of "This is not just a building," 5. "Drifting flight offers no place In the competition. Clash With Rebels York Mirror photographer. Frank Masters; There was speculation that the Lincroft. honor at the ceremonies. said Mr. Warner, "it is a school." problem," he said. "I would be Janet Lyons, 20, of Hillside, a secretary Edward J. Brennan, general manager of the Red attack was a counter to a Mr. Warner said it takes six happy to have continued four or and part-time model, was third.' Monmouth Park Jockey Club;. Mrs. Conrad government patrol that probed 50 things to make a good inter- five more orbits in drifting." ~__ Diane received the annual City of Asbui-y Lyons, publisher of Spotlight, and Barry miles north of Houei Sai, deep mediate school: 6. He said he did not know Park IrOphy and the" Monmouth Park Jockey Kamm, former president of the N. J. Press into Red-controlled territory, last Union Beach Makes 1. Teachers who understand whether his 250-mile overshoot of 'Club Silver Bowl; Photographers Association. : Friday.and clashed with a. rebel seventh and eighth grade stu- his planned area might have been unit. Several rebels . were re- dents. the result of failure of his retro- ported killed and three govern Strong Industry Bid 2. Programs that fit the needs rockets to. deliver the proper Sandy Hook Opens July 1 ment soldiers Wounded in the en- of the students. amount of braking thrust. counter. By FRANK W. HARBOUR Site- 2 dnd 3-industrial-71.7 3. A building that functions. Space- flight—especially at sun- American military sources said rise and sunset—is "beautiful, UNION BEACH-If the Indus- acres of the East Point tract, 4. Parents who will support today the rebels had stopped their beautiful." trial Development Commission (the northeast section) now pri- school programs. Good Resort Year Seen attack short of Houei Sai itself, vately owned, and 134.2 acres of 5. Children who appreciate The Navy lieutenant comman- has anything to do with it—things Military advisers in the area re- der's news conference left sci- may be looking up for the local the East Point tract, borough- such programs. . TRENTON (AP) - Despite a in the recreation picture this are available for $20 and may be ported no contact had been made entists here delighted and daz- taxpayer within the next few owned. 6. A school board that plans itorm which battered New Jer- year is the opening of Sandy Hook used at either Sandy Hook or Is- between royal troops and the at- zled. They treasured the knowl- years. ahead, *. «ey's coast last March, resort of- State Park. The 450-acre park, land Beach, a Conservation De- tackers since early last night. The 'municipality is not cer- edge he gained in his trouble- The commission yesterday re- tain, yet, as to whether the bor- | Mr. Warner said the seventh ficials predict a better than ever which the state has been trying partment spokesman said. The rebels apparently still hold studded triple orbit." leason this year. to acquire for 30 years. Is sched The federal government leased leased a 52-page brochure de- ough has clear title to the 134.2 arid eighth grades are the most Ho told about the haze layer the Houei Sai outpost they over- acres—and, for certain types of There is no shortage of hous- uled to open July 1, part of Sandy Hook peninsula to signed to "sell" Union Beach and critical in a student's life- that America's first astronaut to ran, and government troops industry or commercial project ing, despite the destruction of 1,- Bathing Beaches the state early this year. lure industrial nad commercial Cites Drop-puts go into orbit, Marine Lt. Col. moved back to a closer defensive the land probably would have to 800 houses by the storm, officials Half a mile of bathing beaches, The Vacation season officially ratables to these shores. John H. Glenn, Jr., had noticed position, the sources said. be rezoned, the commission re- He noted that this is the period «ay, explaining that many people plus sanitary facilities, picnic opens Wednesday at Atlantic City Weeks in preparation, the docu surrounding the earth. Before leaving for the Philip- ported. where students make up their who never rented their cottages grounds, and parking for up to when a pretty girl in a bathing ment was put together with an pines, Gen. Phoumi told report expenditure of $37—plus a good ' Site 4—commercial—4.7 acres minds to drop out of the school Bright Blue Ring before are doing so this year to 800 cars, is expected to be ready suit will present an oversize key ers he was "surprised by this This is so well defined, Carpen- cover storm repair costs. this year. Ultimate plans call for to the sea to Richard Hughes, many late nights and consider- bounded by Stone Rd. and Poole Harold Copeland, Board of Ed push." able brain power and leg work Ave., south of Dibling St. and ucation president, announced the ter said, that when the earth is Boardwalks and roads have a parking capacity of 4,000 cars. superintendent of the beach pa- (See REBEL, Page 2) on the part of commission mem west of Donnelly St. The Haven name of the school and presented in the new phase—in other wore>, been repaired and the only signs Admission to Sandy Hook will trol. (No relation to Gov. Rich- bers Albert E. Burgess, Jr., Park development surrounds this when the dark side of the earth left of the storm are hundreds be the same as to other state ard J. Hughes.) ' other members of the schoo! chairman, Leonard Calandra and tract, which the commission has board. . is seen from the moon—to an of battered homes and crews of parks, 25 cents for each car plus observer on the moon "the earth 25 cents for each person over 12 Parades, Services Man Struck Richard Lacey. designated for future use as a men working to rebuild sand Rev. Donald Magaw gave the would appear to be a bright blue and 10 cents for smaller chil- Parades and Memorial Day Saddled with one of the highest shopping center. Now residential invocation. Rev. C. Donald Bur- dunes before the hurricane sea- the property must be rezoned. ring in the sky." son begins in August. dren. ~ services,, are scheduled around the tax rates in Monmouth County— kins gave the benediction. state. Ocean City, Wildwood, As- By Car Is the commission, along with may- About visibility in space—there The biggest permanent change • Season passes for fishermen 10.9 Acres Near Creek bury Park, Sea Isle City, Atlantic or and council, is painfully Everett C. Curry, principal, ac- is no change in depth preemption, City, and Cape May, are among Critical aware that Union Beach's only Site 5 — industrial — 10.9 acres cepted the keys to the schoo] he said. The astronaut has the the cities which have planned "salvation" tax-wise is in at bounded by Chingarora Creek and from Mr. Copeland. same relative size and stereoscop- special parades. RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Ray- tracting non-residential ratables. Keyport on tha north, west and Paul F.'- Lefever, school super- ic vision in space that he does Says Mail Running mond Pond, 20, of 7 Courtland south, and a line from the creek In hopes, of keeping the start , Tired of Waiting intendent,, accepted the school on on earth. "I was able at one Dr., remains in critical condi- (near the foot of Broadway) to a of the summer season a happy Tired of waiting for a master behalf of the administration, and time to look straight down and tion in Riverview Hospital with plan which is a month overdue point south of Aspen St., on the Laurie Fox on behalf of the stu- distinguish four separate layers one, Attorney Gen. Arthur J. Sills fractures of his legs. He was Against Medicare has ordered more than 700 men (Mayor William F. Rodgers re- (See INDUSTRY, Page 3) Idents. (See CARPENTER, Page 2) struck by a car here Friday cently threatened to sDe the mas out to. patrol the highways be- night. WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- is embodied in the King-Ander- tween Tuesday afternoon and ter plan consultant firm for what gressional Republicans reported son bill, now before the House Wednesday midnight. Police said Pond was walking he called breach of contract) the on the edge of the northbound today their mail is running sub- Ways and Means Committee. It industrial unit has taken the bull There are many added Induce- lane of Rt. 35 when he was hit stantially against President Ken- would provide hospital,, nursing ments this year to attract people by the horns. Its brochure pro- Twin Lights Set to Open and home therapy care for per- by an auto driven by Howard poses four industrial areas and nedy's plan to finance health to the shore. Phillips of Linden. care for the elderly through so- sons over 65 who are covered one . new commercial zone—ad- More than 500 free rooms are Accordinc to police, Mr. Phil cial security taxes. by social security or railway re- available on a first come, first ding up to a total of 239 acres: NJ. Taking Over tirement benefits. lips said Pond stepped in front Site 1—industrial — 17.8 acres, Sen. Barry Goldwater of Art serve basis, for newlyweds in At- of his car The accident oc- Response to Kennedy's address bounded by Jersey Central Rail- Building zona, who heads the Republican lantic City.between now and June curred about 100 feet north of Senatorial Campaign Committee, road tracks, Spruce St., a line ( Sec MAIL, Page 3) (See RESORT, Page 2) Hazlet Ave. rnjdway between Park and Cen- HIGHLANDS — Die Twin «aid in an interview that a daily Lights Historical Society, at its chick of mail to GOP Senate tral Aves., Maple St., a line mid- way between Central Ave. apd annual meeting yesterday, de- and House members since Ken- thfc railroad, and Poole Ave. cided to maintain operations of nedy appeared on national tele- the historical site and marine vision and' radio last Sunday in At presint, the tract is zoned residential. museum until the state formal- support of his plan has provided ly takes over the building. some surprises. Borough Council last week j "The mail from New York to voted to turn over the deed for Republican members has l»2en the building and property to 3 to 1 against the Kennedy the state Department of Con- plan," Goldwater said. "Even Page servation and Economic De- more surprising, the ratio in velopment. California is 5 to 1 against It." Adam & Eve Modified Version Allen-Scott 7 Marine Museum Amusements, 10 . The state agency will in turn Sen. Jacob K. Javits, R-N. Y., Births I form an 11-man commission to Is sponsoring a modified version Hal Boyle 4 operate and maintain the 100- of Kennedy's social security fi- Bridge 19 year-old light. nancing plan. California has been Classified 18-19 Since the borough took over regarded by the Republicans as Comics 19 the site in 1954 from the fed- an area where the Kennedy plan Crossword Puizle 19 eral government, the historical 'might be popular. Editorials :... 6 society, through the Twin Goldwater said that, contrary Hcrblnek 8 Lights Commission, has been to Republican expectations, the Movie Timetable 10 operating and maintaining the response to Kennedy's appear- Obituaries : 2 property. ance has not been heavy. He Old Times 8 A marine museum was es- said the largest total number of Sylvia Porter 8 tablished in 1959 and in 1960 a letters received by any Repub- Radio-Television 10 light was installed in the north HISTORICAL SITE — The Highlands Twin Lights will be lican member up to the week-end Social 8-9 tower as a private aid to navi- open to the public again starting Wednesday. The IO0- was 240 by Sen. Homer Cape- NATIONAL HONOR — Secretary of Interior Stewart Udall, second from right, pre- George Sokolsky « gation. yoar-old building hat been turned over to the state hart of Indiana. The bulk of Sports 14-18 Tho light overlooks the ocenn these oppose Kennedy's plan. senti the U, S. Department of Interior's 1962 Conservation Service Award to Smith Successful Investing 3 and the bay and is about 200 Department of Conservation and Economic Develop- The program Kennedy supports Research and Development Corp., an affiliate of J. Howard Smith, Inc. of Port Mon- W. S. White ._ r = t feet above sea level. ment. The building and property has been operated And Mayers Inn, Rumton mourh. Accepting the award are, left to right, C. M. Cubbage of Middletown, presi- p bilclty~M"an"Wanted The twin lowered building maintained by the Twin Lights Hiitorical Society. The u was the sitr- of GuKlielmo Mar- Starts Summer schedule Tues- Part-time Interesting small re- dent of J, Howard Smith, Inc.^taijtfojtrnouth; Otis Smith of Lewes, Dei., and* Law- coni's first wireless experl- group voted yesterday to continue the building until thi day, May 29, Open lix nights. tall business Unlimited potential. Closed Monday!.—Adv. ranee Clarke of Locuit, officert of Smith Research. (See story on page 13). KE H500.-Adv. (See OPEN, Page 3) state formally takes over. i*jy 2f»y 28, 11(52 RED BANK REGISTER Weather Carpenter Rule Man's Mrs. Jardine, Boy Found,, Wat Jersey—increasing {Continued) this morning with a few OBITUARIES of cloud*. TW* i$ 4epfl) percep- Death Was GOP Leader, Mining All Night jjhowen today tad this tion of * hundred milt*." Births NEW SHREWSBURY —A U- About, weigbUeMGe*t~~M »e»r-old boy, Who was reported tonight,- km In the 56s iritis torn* Suicide Is Dead at 78 MRS. MABY 6. BENNETT I 4(4 in north- also bid reported, it is "very mttrtag list night *t i:St, wu UNION BEACH - MM. M*ry western hilts. welcome cad very peacef ut—ti^ere HIGHLANDS — Police have RED BANK — Mrs, Vtola V. Uoy4 Sickles found this morning on Swim- is just no difficulty in accommo- listed the death Friday of Henry Jardine, 78, of 19 Alston Ct died Q. Bennett, 98, of 441 Bayview Mr. wd Mr*. Richard Sher- ming River Rd. Fair most of Ave., died Saturday in the Mt, galif, 19 Hemlock St., Hazlet, Tuesday, \. high dating to this state." At first, C. Fream, 80, of 127 Navesink Saturday nigh* in Riverview Hos- Dies at 72 daughter, Friday. Mark Manigold, son of Mr. briefly, there is a temporary feel- Ave. a suicide. pital, where she had been a Pieasant Manor Nursing Home, and Mrs. C. D. Manigold, 41 In the 70s, but Matawan. - Mr. tad Mrs. Robert Fink, 6S lower along the ing of'floating, but once pie According to police, the man's patient J5 days. ' OCEANPORT ~ Former Coun- Mulberry La., had been the ob- astronaut realizes he is weight- body was found Saturday by cilman Lloyd N. Sickles was pro- Born in New Hampshire, she Orchard St., Keansburg, son, ject of a search last night of shore, \ Friday. MARINE less, every function within the Mrs. Richard Lucas on his bed, nounctd dead on arrival at had lived in the Matawan ana the Swimming River, the Moo- capsule is easier to perform than shot in the head with a .32 cali- Monmouth Medical Center yester- most of her life. She was th« -Mr. and Mrs. Harold Higgin- mouth Consolidated Water Co. Cape May'\to ton, 21 Church St.. Rumson, Block IslandV t ever was before. And the spice ber pistol. day after -eing suddenly stricken widow of Peter Bennett. reservoir and the general area. in hit Main St. home. He vu daughter, Saturday. Variable wind's, suit itself—in which Carpenter Mrs. Lucas and her husband Surviving ara two granddaugh- Shrewsbury state police said occupy a ground floor apartment Mr. and Mrs. George Murphy, at 10 knots or had never previously spent a ters, Mrs. Clarence McQueen, 70 Statesir PI., Middletown, the boy lived near the reser- less this morn- .comfortable moment — suddenly at that address. n, . voir. They said he was spotted Mr. Sickles retired from the with whom she lived, and Mrs. daughter, Saturday. ing, .becoming southeasterly at 10 was "more-comfortable than 11 Police said Mr. Fream ap- Raymond J. Tice of MorganvlAe; Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Call, 741 this morning by William L. to 15 knots this afternoon and to- would be at home in bed." ' parently shot himself in the right borough road department five Pillis, 321 Swimming River Rd., temple. Time of death was esti- year* ago after 35 years of serv- two grandsons, Perce Bennett of Sycamore Ave., New Shrewsbury, night and increasing to 15 to 20 About the surprising ease of Union Beach and Victor Bennett daughter, yesterday. Lincroft. knots on Tuesday. Visibilty 5 rocket liftoff, of re-entry into tfce mated at about 9 a.m. Friday. ice. Ha had been director since The search was conducted by 1934. of RaVitan Township; six great- Mr. and Mrs. William Satter, miles or more but lowering to atmpsphere, of landing in the wa- Dr. Harry Harwood, assistant grandchildren; four great-great- 61 Elm PL, Red Bank, daugh- the New Shrewsbury First Aid near 1 mile in some fog late to- :er—*y in many respects this wis county physician, said Mr, He also served on the Board Squad and local fire companies. night. A few showers developing Fream died from a hemorrhage of Education 26 years and for grandchildren, and one great- ter, yesterday. aa easy as a bus ride." i great-great grandson. Mr. and Mrs. George Welsch, today and this evening, otherwise The Mother astronauts, thefj- from a gunshot wound. one term on Borough Council. Majestic South, Lincroft, son, mostly fair weather. wives and children, civil and mili- Mr. and Mrs. Lucas were not He resigned from the governing The funeral will be tomorrow yesterday. Urge Approval tary space officials and more at home when the shooting oc- body in 1959. at 2 p.m. in the Bedla Funeral Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox, 98 EXTENDED FORECAST than 200 reporters, cameramen curred. Mr. Sickles was born in Ocean- Home, Keyport, with Rev. Campbell Ave., Belford, daugh- In eastern:Pennsylvania, south- and photographers' listened ifl Police said Mr. Fream had port, a son of the late John Charles H. Neff, pastor of the ter, yesterday. Of Plan To eastern New York, Connecticut fascination to Carpenter's two- been despondent since his wife's «nd Ruth A. Sicklesr He is tar* Tennent Presbyterian Church, «f- Mr. and Mrs. John Fallon, 61 and New Jersey, temperatures hour account in a sweltering death in 1959. vived by a son, J. Orrin Sickles, flclatlng. Burial will b» in Old Seventh St., West Keansburg, during the five-day period Tues- tent. Mrs. Lucas told police she and a daughter, Mn. James Tennent Cemetery. Mers;e Banks often went upstairs to check on Karl, both, of this borough. He tpn, this morning. day through Saturday are ex- Medical Debriefing Mr. and Mrs. George Walker, WASHINGTON (AP) - The pected-to average near or slight- him and cheer him up. also Is survived by four grand- MRS. PAILADZOU CAPTANIAN presidents of \wo banks In Mon- Earlier, Carpenter had arrived Patrolmen Howard Brey and children and two great-grand- 2 Craig PI, New Monmouth, ly above normal with only small v MATAWAN - Services were daughter, this morning. mouth County,' N. J., urged the day-to-day changes. at Patrick Air Force Base by Walter Monahan Investigated. Mrs. Viola V. Jardine children. • held today for Mrs. Pailadzou Monmouth Medical Federal Reserve Board Friday military plane, upon conclusion Mr. Fream was employed for Funeral arrangements are to Captanian, 80, of 168 Main St., to approve their plan to merge. of a 48-hour medical debriefing at Mrs. Jardine was born in Holnv be announced by the Flock TIDES 50 years as a steward at. the del Aug. 10, 1883, a daughter of who died Friday in Monmouth Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, Robert S. Barlow, president of Grand Turk Island in the British Metropolitan Opera Club, New Funeral Home,'Long Branch. (Sandy Hook) the late Ferdinand and Sarah Medical Center, Squankum Rd., New Shrewsbury, the .Central Jersey Bank and West Indies. York City. There are no known Today—High 4:21 p.m. and low Holmes Vreeland. She was the The services were held at the •on, yesterday. Trust Co. of Freehold, and Jo- He was joyously greeted by his urvivors. MISS EDITH B. WALLING Mr. and Mrs. Jamfs Martin, 10:51 p.m. widow of Thomas Jardine, who HIgglns Memorial Home, Free- seph Thummess, president of the Tuesday—High 4:37 a.m. and beauteous blonde wife Rene and The funeral will be this after- RED BANK - Miss,Edith B. hold. Rev. Vartkes Kassounl. pas- 12 Sutphin Ave., Matawan, daugh- their two small daughters and died in 1949. She was a resident Asbury Park and Ocean Grove 5:24 p.m., and low 11:05 a.m. and noon at 1:30 o'clock in the Posten here 40 years. Walling, 83, of 18 Tower Hill tor of the American Evangelical ter, yesterday. Bank of Asbury Park, said that young sons—and by several Funeral Home. Burial will be \vt. died yesterday in the Hilltop Mr. and Mrs. William Nempsy, 11:48. An artist, Mrs. Jardine re- Church, New York, officiated. a bank of their combined size (For Red Bank and Rumson thousand friends and well-wish- fyl Fair View Cemetery. I urslng Home, Middletown, where Burial was in Maplewood Ceme- 285 Wall St., Eatontown, son ers. ceived numerous awards for her was needed to handle the grow- bridge, add two hours; Sea paintings. Among the most recent she had been a patient three tery. yesterday. Then he and Mrs. Carpenter ing requirements of Monmouth Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long were an award at the Monmouth months. Born in Armenia, Mrs, Captan- Mr. and Mrs. John Jones, 47 and space chief James E. Webb County. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- College Spring Festival of 1961, Miss Walling was born in Mat- ian wag the widow of Arakel Cap- Popular St., West Long Branch, led a parade of convertibles the One shareholder of Central Jer- lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Rev. Gilchrist and the Gumbacher prize from awan, a daughter of the late Mer- tanian. She was a retired teach- daughter, yesterday. 12 miles past Cocoa Beach to sey, Chester G. Bollenbach of the New Jersey Water Color As- tenous and Mary A. Bray Walling. er and author of several poems Mr. and Mrs; Kenneth White, Cape Canaveral. They Were Greensboro, N. C, objected to CHICAGO (AP) — Rain clouds sociation at an exhibition also She had lived here 60 years. and a novel entitled "Twag." 39 Girard Ave., West Long cheered all the way by thousands, Dies at 63 the merger under the proposed hovered across wide areas in the held last year. , She was employed for many Mrs, Captanian was a member Branch, daughter, Saturday. most of whom interrupted ocean Mr. and Mrs. George. Berney, formula. central section of the nation to- In addition, she was active in years as secretary and book- of the Armenian Church and the Thummess told the three-man day, but violent storms which swims to come in bathing suits keeper by Cook and Oakley Ladies' Society of the church, 28 Broad St., Keyport, daughter* to look at the astronauts. Republican politics. For 32 years board panel hearing the case, that raked Texas and nearby states she was a member of the GOP plumbing Company of Red Bank. Surviving are three sons, Dr. Friday. • At the Cape, both Carpenter most of- the mortgage financing for the third straight day ap- County Executive Committee. She She retired seven years ago. Aram A. Captanian of this place, Mr. and" Mrs. James Watson, and Walter C. Williams, opera in the county must now be ob- peared diminishing. also was a delegate to the Re- She was a member of the Red Grant Captanian of New York 8 Waters St., Matawan, daugh- tions director of Project Mercury, tained from outside sources A squall line with tornadoes, publican National Convention in Bank Baptist Church. and Gilbert Captanian of San ter, Wednesday. received the Distinguished Serv- thunderstorms, heavy rain and 1932. Mrs. Jardine was a past Francisco; a brother, Paul Tory- Fltkln "Monmouth County people ice Medal of the National Aero Miss Walling is survived by a should not have to look outside hail, extended from central Ne- president of the Good Govern- niece, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Wilson kian of Rockville Centre, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. James Wight, nautics and Space Administration. the. county for their needs," he braska to the Texas Panhandle ment Club, the United Women's of this place, and two nephews, and Mrs, Marie Simonian of Fres- 3013 Atlantic Ave., Wall Town NASA administrator Webb said said\ last night; However, It moved Republican .Club, the Hoover- Councilman John L. Allen of Red no, Calif., and four grand- ihip, son, yesterday. that Carpenter has written this Barlow said that by merging, eastward this morning and the Curtis Club and was a charter Bank and Robert Allen of Bright children. Mr. and Mrs: James Masella, message In space: "Follow me— the banks could function "far stormy weather abated in eastern member of the Constitutional Waters, Long Island, N. Y. 1907 Old Mill Rd., Spring Lake learn from what I encounter, and more efficiently in the public in- sections of Kansas and Nebraska Government Club. Services will be held Thursday MRS. DOROTHY SWARTZ Heights, son, yesterday. master space." terest." A tornado struck in the north She was a past president and at 10 a.m. at the Worden Funeral BELFORD — Services for Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Hank Sacco, 707 And Dr. Robert R. Gilruth, di Thummess said that the bank east panhandle of Texas yester- founder of the Red Bank Parent- Home, with Rev. Stanley E. Dorothy B. SwarU, 53, of 300 O'Hagen Ter., Neptune, son, yes- 'rector of the NASA Manned proposed by the merger would day, injuring at least 13 per- Teacher Association; president Mugridge, pastor of the Red Bank Main St., who died Thursday In terday. Spacecraft Center, said that al- hold approximately 22 per cent sons, none seriously. Stormy and a founder of the Riverview Baptist Church, officiating. Bur- Riverview Hospital, were held, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clayton, though Glenn had blazed the way of the deposits in Monmouth weather hit other parts of the Hospital Auxiliary and a past ial will be In Fair View Ceme- Friday In the Worden Funeral 80 Cannon Rd., Freehold, ion, state. Violent wind, hail and rain into orbit, "in many respects it County. treasurer for five years of the tery, Middletown. Home here . yesterday. storms pounded Haskell, 50 miles is tougher to fly a second mission New York Chapter of the Daugh- Both presidents said their own north of Abilene, Saturday night, than a first one of a series." Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthai of business depositers were fre- ters of the American Revolution. MRS. THERESA PERRY Congregation Bnal Israel of causing property damage esti- Carpenter called his accounting Mrs. Jardine also was a licensed quently solicited by the larger "the report of a working astro LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Ther- Greater Red Bank, Rumson, of- Resort mated at H million. real estate broker. esa Perry, 85, of 28 Rumson banks outside the county on the Tornadic winds also were re- naut to the nation and to the peo- ficiated. Burial was in the Red grounds that their banks do not She attended the Wayman Rd., died this morning in her Bank Hebrew Cemetery, Lincroft. (Continued) ported near Jansen, Neb. Heavy ple who paid for the flight and Rev. John B. Gilchrist Adams Old Mill Art School, Tin- have the necessary resources to home. 15. (A) photostat of your man! hail pe"ed sections of Kansas for whom the flight was. made." ton Falls, the Florida Gulf Coast Mrs, Swartz was born ir. Brook- age license must accompany your service properly the credit re "It is the fourth in a series and RED BANK - Rev. John B Mrs. Perry was born in Italy, lyn. She was a former resident of arid Colorado. Gilchrist, 63, of 23 River St. died Art Center, the Art Students daughfer of Mr. and Mrs. Al- application for a reservation.) quirements of the firms. The rain belt extended east- I can guarantee that it will be League of New York, Cooper Shrewsbury and had lived here Children under 12 will be given Boflenbach said he approved of followed by many others," he Sunday in Monmouth Medica phonse Sica. She had lived here two years. ward into the southern Appalach- Union, New York, and Columbia 20 years and formerly had free rooms, half price meals, and the idea of a merger but under ians with amounts of one inch in said. Center, Long Branch. He had She was a member of the Con- been ill about a year. University. resided: in Brooklyn. entertainment in Ocean City be- some other forumla. a six-hour period in some places Fuel Expended In 1903 she was graduated from gregation Bnai Israel and a mem- Rev. Mr. Gilchrist was pastor tween June 23 and 30. The chil- He said the Central Jersey light rain and drirzle sprinkled Chattel High School, Long Branch. Mrs. Perry was a communi- ber of the Sisterhood of the syna- Asked about his 250-mile over- of Calvary Baptist Church since cant of St. Anthony's Catholic dren must be accompanied by shareholders were not being fair- the Lake Erie area, northern Surviving are a son, Thomas V. gogue. shoot, he said the braking sensa- 1947. Church, Red Bank. paying adults. ly treated. The Asbury Park bank parts of the Rockies and Greai Jardine of Rumson; two daugh Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. tion was not the same that Glenn Born in Laurinherg, N. C, Rev. For those who take their rec- was makingi$750,000 profit at the plains, the Pacific Northwesl ters, Mr-s-.. Dori?,; ,J,- J,ones of Surviving are a son, Frank Irma GiJgore of Haverstown, Pa.; had described It, as being "a Mr. Gilchrist attended Normal in- reation inland New Jersey has expense of Central Jirsey under and along coastal areas of centra Bloomfield and Mrs. Elinor J. Perry of Fair Haven; two daugh- a son, Dr. Harry M. Swartz of healthy kick in the back." Car- stitute in that state and Shore some 34 state parks and forests the proposed merger formula, he California. Faught of Long Beach. Calif.; a ters, Misses Marjory and Lee_ Middletown; three sisters, Mrs. penter adde$ that the acceler- University Theological Semin covering some 190,000 acres of said. Hot and humid weather clung sister, Mrs. Florencefev. Parr of Perry, at home; a brother," William Leff of Middetown, Mrs. ometer, before re-entry, showed ary and Bible Institute of New stream;, lakes, fields, and moun- Bollenbach said the. Federal to the southeast, with tempera- Rumson; nine grandchildren, and Benedicto Sica, in Italy, and Louis Kassen of Brooklyn and only Vi a "G"—one half the force York before being ordained . in tains. Reserve Board should not ap- tures soaring into the 90s yes- three great-grandchildren. three grandchildren. Mrs. Emil Winkler of Brookline, of gravity, and said, "this is not Abysinia Baptist Church in New Cabins Booked prove the merger under the pro- terday and in the 70s and 80s as much as we expect." Services" will be held at 10:30 The funeral will be held at 8 Mass., and a brother, Louis Berk Conservation officials report posal presented. York City. He served, for a time, during the night. The mercury Carpenter said all the fuel for a.m. tomorrow at the Worden a.m. Wednesday from the John of Bronx, N. Y. that all the cabins have been reached 100 in Orlando, Fla. as a staff member in Abysinia E. Day Funeral Home here, fol- James Robertson, a board his manuel control system was Church under the leadership o Funeral Home. Joseph H. Pal- booked but that there is plenty Readings were in the 60s from lowed by a requiem mass at 9 member, told Bollenbach that it expended after the retrorocket the Rev. Adam Clayton Powell, mer, Jr., of Middletown, a Chris- WILBUR C. McELWAINE of room for everyone at the 452 was not a matter for the Feder- the central Great Plains eastward tian Science reader, will officiate. o'clock in St. Anthony's Church. eamp sites In the various state firing. He said he had had suf- Jr. FREEHOLD - Wilbur C. Mc- al Reserve Board to determine to the central Atlantic coast, with ficient fuel aboard but "I man- Burial will be In Glenwood Ceme- Elwaine, 62, of 54 Broadway died reserves. ' the 40s and 50s across the north- Before coming to Red • Bank MRS. CATHERINE RITTER whether the merger plans were aged it improperly." ter, West Long Branch. Friday in Fitkin Hospital. Camp sites, accommodating up fair to stockholders of either in- ern tier of States. It was coole he was pastor of St. John's Bap- He said the excessively high RED "BANK — Mrs. Catherine Born in Tennent, Mr. Mc- to eight persons each are rented situation. Robertson said he felt in northern New England with tist Church, Bronx, and worked fuel consumption "was not the with the late Dr. George Brooks Ritter, 77, of 80 Mechanic St. died Eiwaine was the son of the late by the state at $1.25 for each this; was something that should temperatures in the 30s. The 50s John C. Barbour, Saturday in Riverview Hospital. 24-hour period. Twenty five per fault of the capsule, only the of Bethel Baptist Church, 130th Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan McEl% be between Bollenbach and the prevailed along the Pacific coast. fault of an impatient man." Born in Germany, Mrs. Ritter cent of the sites are avilable on other shareholders. \. Some early morning tempera- St., in New York City. waine. Carpenter recalled that at the came to this country 50 years a first come, first. served basis. tures and conditions: New York Since coming to this borough Clifton, Banker He was custodian for Freehold very beginning of the first orbit, ago and lived here 30 years. She The rest must be reserved in ad- 60, clear; Chicago 56, cloudy Rev. Mr. Gilchrist was instru schools, and a communicant of he noted that the automatic sta CLIFTON (AP) - Services for formerly resided in Holmdel, Her vance. Boston 57, clear; Washington 62, ental in organizing the Dea- St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. Rumson Crash bilization control system (ASCS) John Carlyle Barbour, a banker husband was the late Fred Ritter. Horses for rent and a deserted clear; Atlanta 73, clear; Miami cons' Union of Monmouth and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. RUMSON—Three children were was operating improperly. and former sfate legislator and Mrs. Ritter was a member of village to explore are available 78, clear; Louisville 64, cloudy adjacent counties. Calvary Frances M. McElwaine, a son, taken to Riverview Hospital las Since this was to be largely a Church, heavily in debt when he judge, will be held at 1:30 p.m. the First Reformed Church here. at Allaire State Park In Mon- Detroit 56, clear; St. Louis 68, tomorrow in St. John's. Eplsco Donald F. McElwaine, a daugh- mouth County. night after the car in which they manually controlled flight, he arrived here, was remodeled un- Surviving are three daughters, ter, Mrs. Richard Perro, and his were passengers, was struck in partly cloudy; Minneapolis 57, pal Church, Passalc. Burial will Conservation officials say tha cloudy; Kansas City 77, clear; said, he was not particularly con- der Rev. Mr. Gilchrist's direc- Miss Gertrude Ritter, at home, stepmother, Mrs. Elizabeth M. B. the rear by a car operated by cerned at the time. tion. The debts were paid and the be in Laurel Grove Cemetery, Mrs. Frieda Zagaja of Shrews- ocean, lake and stream fishing Denver 47, partly cloudy; Dallas Paterson. McElwaine, ail Of this place, and is good and state and resort of- Josephy Murphy, 11 Center St. Furthermore, "there are so congregation burned its mortgage bury and Mrs. Marie Gaudious 82, clear; Phoenix 68 clear; Seat Mr. Barbour, 67, died Friday five grandchildren. ficials are expecting to top lasl police said this morning. many things to do. Everything last November. of Long Branch; a brother in tie 51, partly cloudy; San Fran- of a heart attack in his summer Services will be held at 8 a.m. year's income by some $300 mil- Mr. Murphy was issued a sum you see is such an awe-inspiring Germany; a stepdaughter, Mrs. cisco 57, drizzle; Los Angeles 59, Rev. Mr. Gilchrist is survived home, Milford, Conn. tomorrow from the Freeman lion, bringing the annual income mons for careless driving. The sight that you don't have time Lucy Cook of Fair Haven; two partly cloudy; Anchorage 45, by his wife, Jessie; three broth He was board chairman of the Funeral Home. A requiem mass from recreation to $2 billion a car he was driving, collided on to linger on things that aren't of stepsons, John Ritter of Middle- cloudy, and Honolulu 75, cloudy. ers. Willie and Frank Gilchrist New Jersey Bank and Trust Co. will be offered in St. Rose of year. East River Rd. with a car driven immediate importance." town and James Ritter of Florida, of New York City and Alexander and had spent almost 40 years Lima Church at 9 a.m. by Rev. by John A. Forsman, 92 Highland So Carpenter went on with his Gilchrist of Franklin, Va., and a two grandchildren, and three in the banking business. Paul S. Hammond. Burial will Ave., Highlands. Mr. Forsman's flight plan and tried to accom- sister, Mrs. Mary Johnson of great-grandchildren. children, Man' Nora, 12; John 9, A Republican, he represented bo in the Old Tennent Cemetery. Mitchell Won't Sell Hunt Missing plish all of the objectives. New York City. Services will be held at 2 p.m. and Bryan, 2, were treated at "This same problem re-oc- Passalc County in the Assembly The Rosary will be recited at 8 Little Silver Home the hospital for minor injuries Services will be Saturday at from 1929 to 1932 and In the tomorrow at the Wordeu Funeral o'clock tonight in the funeral curred two or three other times, noon in Calvary Church. Buria LITTLE SILVER - James P. and then released, police said. AF Plane state Senate from 1933 to 1936. Home. Rev. Isaac Rottenburg, home. but again I did not analyze it will be in Monmouth Memorial pastor of the Reformed Church, Mitchell, unsuccessful GOP gu- Jude Durstewitz, 12 Avenue o DOVER, Del. (AP) - A mass A lawyer, he was named a cir- thoroughly because of the press park New Shrewsbury, under the cuit court judge for New Jersey will officiate. Burial will be in bernatorial candidate in Novem Two Rivers, owner of the car Ive search was under way today of the other items we wanted to GEORGE W. WRIGHT, SR. ber, has announced he does not driven by Mr. Murphy, also was direction of the F. Leon Harris in 1936 and served un'.ll 1943. Homdel Cemetery . for an Air Force C133 cargo air- accomplish," he said. LAKE HIAWATHA — George plan to sell his Point Rd. home treated at the hospital. Funeral Home. plan with six men aboard listed "On the third orbit, south of W. Wright, Sr., 63, died Friday here. Patrolri-ien James Halligan and The body will be on view in CAPT. CHARLES II. HIIBBS by the Air Force as missing on Hawaii, by count at the debrief- the church Thursday from 7 to in his home, 108 Longview Ave. Mr. Mitchell is expected to Robert Zerr investigated. Body Found BELFORD — Capt. Cherles H. a flight from Dover Air Force ing, there were six things going 10 p.m., and Friday from 10 a.m Born in Newark, he had lived move to San Francisco soon to Hubbs, 95, of 165 Lee Ave. died base to Lajes in the Azores. Near- on all at one time, all of which to 11 p.m. here five years. He retired In become a viqe president of the By Coast Guard Friday in the Ivy House Nursing ly 50 aircraft from various units were important. ' 1955 from the Universal Chain Crown Zellerbach Corp. Home. Rebel were alerted to join the search "One of them was the pre-ret- MAN DROWNS SANDY HOOK—The body of a Co., Maplewood, where he had' The former secretary of labor Born in Red Bank, he was the with McGuire Air Force Base in rograde check list which was to NEWARK (AP) — Accidents man was picked out of the wa- been employed as a jewelry pol- of the Eisenhower administration (Continued) son of the late James E. and New Jersey and, the Coast Guard be, read by the capsule com- took 15 lives in New Jersey over ter near the Romer Shoal Light isher. He was a veteran of World But he added, "It does Hulda Seeley Hubbs, He had said he already had sold his West in New York co-ordlnnting the municator at Hawaii. the week-end. yesterday by the Coast Guard War I. field home. make much difference now as the activities. lived here most of his life. "This was the middle of the Ten of the deaths came in traf- here. The body is the Posten Fu principle of the cease-fire was vi- He was a retired marine mas- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. An Air Force spokesman said time I,was evaluating the fire- fic, Including two' separate auto neral Home, Atlantic Highlands. Theresa Hoar Wright; two sons, olated" by the rebels, in their the plane had taken off from Do- ter of vessels. flics (space particles), rapping crashes that killed three victims The case will be investigated George W. Wright, Jr., of Belle- Cite Miers earlier attack. ver at 8: U a.m. (EST) yester- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. the hatch, and trying to get some each. by the Middletown police. The ville, and John Wright of Fort Maj. Gen. R. H. Tucker, chief day and was last heard from Rozella Roop Hubbs; a son, LINCOLN, III. (AP)-Lincoln pictures and some photometer There were four drownings, one Coast Guard said there were Campbell, Ky.; a daughter, Mrs. of the U. S Military Adv.sory ahm|t 50 „ D James E. Hubbs of this place; College conferred honorary doc- readings. of which involved a man whose no identifying papers and the Stanley Kaminskl of this place; group here, flew to Houri Sa, to,! Dovpr Air F 'Ba.,e f a grandson, and two great-grand- torate degrees upon fqur men in- day for an on-the-spot survey of: last I "I had aligned the capsule car toppled into a canal. A nine- body showed signs » having a brother, Charles E. Wright of night released the names of the o (j[ ,i and children. : cluding one New Jerseyan, at the the situation. aRain in the pr per at u e ycar-oldboy was crushed under been in the water for a consid- Keansburg; and two sisters, Mrs. crew members. Thev are: The funeral will be this after- school's commencement cere- South of the Mf-kong River bor- was evaluating the ASCS prob- a piece of Iron pipe. In Brick erable length of time. Michael Lucas of Keansburg, and First Lt. James Higcins, 28, noon at 2 o'clock in the Scott mony yesterday In Lincoln. der in Thailand, a 5,000-man lem. 1 was trying to stow the Township, Elmer Ellmeyer, 65, Mrs. John McManus of Newark. pilot; Firsl Lt. Robert J. Faller, equipment. I was trying to photo- Funeral Home, with Rev. Wil- Earl Sohcnck Miers, author U. S. force is being deployed at of Edison Township drowned yes HENRY W. SKIDMORE The funeral will be Tuesday at 24, copilot; First Lt. Danny D. graph the sunrise among many liam Hodgdon, pastor of the Bel- and editor from Edison, N. .1. the request of the Thai govern- terday when he tumbled from a HAZLET—Henry W. Skldmore, 9 a.m. from the Lewfs and Carey received honorary doctorate de- Hawkins. 27, nnviqator; Muster other things. dock into the Manasquan River. ford Methodist Church, officia- 1 ment in case the war should spill 81, of 23 Chestnut Ridge Rd., died Funeral Home, Boonton, followed grees in humane letter. !. He is SRt. William P. Wert, «, ftiqh' "I understand the report cnmfc ting. Burial will be in Fair View over into that country. Some "nRineer; Tec-finical Sfjt. Fred Police said three companions yesterday in Mt. Pleasant Manor at 10 o'clock by a requiem mass a member of the New Jersey U. S. troops arc within iO miles from Hawaii that I was a tired with him pulled him from the nursing Home, Matawan. Cemetery. Civil War Commission. Parsons, 31 flight engineer, and and confused astronaut. If my in St. Peter the Apostle Catholic of the border. water but he was pronounced Born in New York City, Mr. Church, Troy Hills. Staff SRI. Clifrord.E. Pnrkcr.32, opinion Is worth anything to you, MRS. ELVIRA C. WILDEMAN load master. dead on the scene. Skidmore retired in 1954-as store- this Is not true. house custodian for the adminis- KEANSBURG - Mrs. Elvira C. WILLIAM E. THAYER will admit to being preoc- SUMMONED IN CRASH trator's office of the Borough of PLANE EXPLOSION Wildeman, 86, of 22 Beachway cupied. It was a very busy time." LITIXE SILVER—Mrs. Clemen- Manhattan. He was a member died Friday at the Lilac Nursing PARLIN - William E. Thayer, CENTF.RVILLE, Iowa, (AP) Carpenter said he bellevfcd he tine Farrow, 24, of 25 Springfield of the Elks in Bergenfield. Home, Manalapan. 58, of 6 Washington St., formerly —A spokesman for government obtained some good measure- Ave., Oceanport, was given a Mr. Skldmore was the husband Born in Middletown, she had of Keyport, was found dead Satur- investigators said last night they day in a motel in Maple Shad* ments on the intensity of stars summons for careless driving of the late Edna Drummond Skid lived here eight years. She for- 1 have pinpointed the place of an while they pass through the haze Saturday after her car struck a more. • merly resided in Newark. Towrjuhtp.,* explosion In n Continental Air- layer reported by Glenn, He said mailbox and post on Point Rd., Surviving is a nephew, Eugene Surviving is a sister, Mrs. Eliz- Authorities said he died of lines jet that sent 45 persons to he also got good measurements here. J. Skidmore of this place. abeth Gelhaus of this place. nSturil causes. HUFFMAN JO BOYLE their deaths. on the Width of the haze layer, Police said Mrs. Furrow's ve- Tho funeral will be Wednesday The funeral will be this after- ifn was born In Nc.w York, son A liifTh cncriiy blast occurred In Its distance from the earth, hicle left the road near the DPX-at !):30 a.m. from the Day Fu- noon at 1:30 o'clock ln,Jhc Bedle of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest rlphl renr lavntory of the and the time It takes stars to er property nt 2I(! Point Rd. neral Home, Keyport, followed Funeral llpme, •KSy'port, with I. Thayer. His wife was the late FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM olane before It was lorn anart pass through the layer. Special Officer Warren Herbert at 10 o'clock by a requiem mass Rev, Hrtfry "Pine, Tpattor ,of the Lillian Applegate Thayer, In flight, said Edward E. Slat- investigated HIP accident. Mrs, in St. Joseph'* Catholic Church. Calvary Methodist Church, of- The fledle Funeral Home, Key- At. 35 Circle, Eatontonn—Liberty 2-1010 tery, plubir Information officer It payi to adveftise in The Farrow was not injured In the Keyport. Burial will be In Mt. ficiating. Burial will be in Holly- port, Is In charge of arrange- for the Civil Aeronautics Board. Register.—Advertljement accident. Olivet Cemetery. wood Memorial' Park, Union. ments. BED BANK RECISTEfl Monday, Slay 28, 1962-3 Successful investing Nason on Education Stocks Plus SelMtenial Build Children's' Future About Classes for Gifted By LESLIE J. NASON and sincere. Average cltiswork Indication of personal softness to ; By &OGER E. SPEAR r Professor of Education is difficult for him but lie is re- award many high grades, regard- warded with high grades because less of the quality of the workf Q) "My hu»b«nd and I sre just mainly in semiconductor*, where Many high schools have set up teachers find him easy to work Finally, the teacher may havf kw-lncome workers, denying competition ha* hurt earnings special, accelerated classes to with. '• an inner feeling of inadequacy UUMIVM luxuries to give our when faced by a classroom of badly. To mate mutters worse, provide Uio best possible educa- Actually, Roger has the quicker children a tatter future. We have four mutual funds' have brought intellect and for that reason he gifted students and take refuge a. boy In college and another we suits against the company's di- ion for gifted students. was enrolled in accelerated in something called "grading on hope to send rectors, alleging that' registration Some of these special classes, classes. In that fast company he attitude." there. We own,statements filed with the SEC In however, defeat does superior work but gets only A translation would go some- Public Serv- 1959 and 1960 contained falietand their own average grades. thing like' this: ice of New misleading statements—* charge pose. The cause may lie, not wi(b "Oh, yes, Roger has earned an Jersey, Puget which the company denies. Consider the Roger, but with his teacher, who A in Competition with others in Sound Power Textron Is • horse of another case of Roger may have a misplaced idea of the class. But his way of think- & Light, and color. They make a lot of prod- and Jim, typ- classroom standards. ing personally upsets me. There- City Investing. ucts from defense items to bath' ical high school Students of top ability already fore he won't receive the grade Are these- all room accessories, and dividends seniors. are grouped together in the ac- he has earned." right? We al- have been well covered over the Roger celerated class, yet the teacher Thus, some accelerated classes feels duty-bound to give only a so own a two- past five years. grades show a are defeated before they, start family home. C average. limited number of top grades. and, ironically, the failure lies not (Mr. Spear can not answer Dr. Naion Jim gets high Thus it is virtually impossible in the system but in the teachers SPEAR Should we' all mail personally but will an- mortgage this and buy a multi- B grades with for more than a handful of the who carry it out. 1 swer all questions possible In gifted youngsters to earn the pie dwelling? manjr A's^ Jirnjyou]d_ appear to (You may obtain a copy of Dr. his column.) be a better possibility to suc- grades they deserve. Nason's "Help Your Child Suc- 3. L. ceed in college. But this not so. Fear of Criticism ceed in School" booklet by send- A) It Is heartening to get a THE BIST — The Middletown Junior Chamber of Commerce float wat judged the best The teacher may also have a ing $1 to "Help Your Child, Box letter like your*. I hope you will Easy to Work With "" Promoted in Saturday's parade in Asbury Park, one of tha highlights of ths Jayeees' conven- subconscious fear of staff crit- 1277. General Post Office, New keep your hopes high and that Jim is pleasant, hard-working icism. To many, it may seem an York City.) you will be able to fulfill them. tion there. Another Middletown unit, the Leonardo Riflei, won first place in the Your stocks are all right for drill competition. The float was ppulle d by a motor bike driven by Jack Lenii, not Hearings Begin you except City Investing, on id O fl l Name Taylor Industrial which the yield Is low and the pictured. On float, left to^right^aro Robert Seward, Carl Theorin, Henry Shyne (with growth picture uncertain. I would itarter gun), Brian Flood (boy runner), and Arthur Recthen, Middletown Jaycee pres- In Estes Case •witch this stock into Green ident, presenting American flag to Mrs. Recthen. The Recthen children, Susan and WASHINGTON (AP) - A Representative of Planners Shoe (NYSE) selling around the Gary, also w*r« on the float, along with a Santa Claus, to symbolize the Jaycees' lame price and yielding 3.6 per House subcommittee opens its po- tentially high-voltage hearings in FREEHOLD — The Monmouth cent. Christmas shopping party for underprivileged children. The flag represented the pre- County Board of Freeholders and he Billie Sol Estes case today. With real estate values rather sentation of flags to Gold Star mothers in Middletown last year. Other projects were Planning Board has announced inflated, I do not advise you to The first phase is aimed at the appointment of Myron Taylor, the Junior Olympics, Fly Your Flag campaign, Get Out th» Vote project and the paint- discovering how Estes built up buy a multiple dwelling. Just ing of house numbers on curbs. Brielle, as industrial representa- .keep on with your quiet accumu< the keystone of his shaky finan- tive of the Planning Board.. cial empire — a hugh ware- .lation, avoid speculation, and Mr. Taylor succeeds Reid Dick- house system for storing govern- your sons should get the good erson, who recently resigned. ment-owned surplus grain. start in life you are working for. East Orange Man A graduate of Brown Univer- Q) "What business are Textron New Jersey Chairman L. H. Fountain, D- sity, and a native of Freehold, and Transltron In, and should I N. C, called Carl J. Miller of Mr. Taylor returned to this vi- Invest In them?" Heads N. J. Jaycees the Agriculture Department as thecinity in 1955 after holding var- A. S. News Briefs key first-day witness^ ious positions in industry, includ- A) As regards Transltron, the Associated Press ASBURY PARK — Jerome U. Some 2,000 delegates Irom 162 .Miller, as head of the depart- ing research and development answer to your last (question is i Burke, a 29-year-old insurance chapters in the state attended the ment's Federal Act Branch, was and sales. NEWARK — A motorist who the man who decided Estes' no. With Textron, V would say .Ik broker, was elected president ye* meetings. They also elected an He was instrumental in bring- asked for time to pay off 21 yes, provided you want a stock Myron Kosyk terday of the New Jersey State international director, seven na- warehouse bond should remain ing the Air Cruisers firm into parking tickets got 51 days in Junior Chamber of Commerce. tional directors and 14 state vice at $70,000, even though his stor- with a reasonably secure 5 per RED BANK — Myron Kosyk, Jail instead. Magistrate Joseph cent return and rather limited Burke, of East Orange, suc- presidents. age operations had increased 19 Elm PI., has been appointed F. Zeller called Joseph Bevan, ceeds Dr. Robert E. Watson of growth prospects. Now just a lit- Roy Doctofsky of Lewis St., fourfold. Miller has been trans- local sales manager of the First 34, "one of the worst scofflaws Cranford. The election was an- tle about the shares themselves. Perth Amboy, was chosen inter- ferred to other duties. Completes Eastern Investment Corp.. 148 I've ever met." Zelter spumed nounced at the final session of national director. Transition has been one of The subcommittee arranged to Broad St. the request for time and im- the organization's three-day an- New national directors are Ger- the major disappointments in the use the biggest hearing room it Mr. Kosyk joined the firm in posed the jail sentence when nual convention. ald J. De Felicis of Haddonfield; could find, the house caucus 33 Years electronics industry. The shares 1960. He became senior represent- Bevan couldn't pay the $510 Gerald Goldman of Clifton; Mar- room, and a wall-to-wall audience Myron Taylor inarched up the hill In 1960 to a ative in January 1961. A district fine that the Judge levied. The tin Green of 14 Norman Dr. high of 60 and have been march- was expected. Of Teaching manager for the past year, he re- fine was five times what the Neptune; S. Jack -Lieberman of In addition to Miller, four other Wall Township and served as Its Ing down ever since to a recent cently completed the firm's man- summonses would have cost if Industry Metuchen; Louis Neftninger of KEYPORT — Mrs. Clinton S. vice president and general man- 9%. The company's business is department employees have been Wyckoff, Broad St., who is re- agement training and personal re- paid promptly. (Continued) South Brigantine; William North called to testify. They are Roland ager for several years. lations seminar. He begins his tiring in June after 33 years of HACKENSACK - An off- east. The tract is residential Jr. of 34 Campbell St., Middle- F. Ballou, assistant deputy ad- Mrs. Taylor is the former Bet- new assignment Friday. ,- town, and James Skidmore of teaching, was honored at a din- campus beer party by a Falr- and must be rezoned. ministrator of commodity opera- ner in Buttonwood Manor, Mata- ty Allaire. Normandy Rd. lelgh Dickinson University Sites 2, 3, and 5 are in the low-215 Herbert Dr., Brick Township, tions; S. R. Smith, administrator wan, by the faculty and staff of club erupted In fisticuffs and lands and must be elevated for Vice presidents named were of the marketing service which the high-school recently. Mrs. Mail brought the arrest of four industrial use. Richard Bautz of Ringwood; deals with warehouses; D. W. Elizabeth Benkart presented her Is Off Limits youths on disorderly conduct The commission hopes that in- Adrian Corneliess of Clifton; Clif- Townsend, acting chief of the a gift of luggage on behalf of the 16 Drivers (Continued) dustrial firms which may want to ford Embley of Trenton; G. Rich- was reported to have been dis- charges. Police said the party, Warehouse Act Branch, and Don- teachers and school administra- sponsored Friday night by the locate here will be willing to fill ard Heeneke of Camden; Arthur To Motorists appointing to the White House, ald I. McCoy, in charge of the tion. Are Grounded Vets Club, got out of, hand the properties. The borough does Kerbel of 6 Parker Ave., Deal branch's Wichita, Kans., field of- EARLE — Naval Ammunition Kennedy himself discounted the when a detective on duty at not have funds for such an un- and Lawrence Krampert of Som- Fred Walling, president of the TRENTON - Sixteen Mon. fice. Board of Eduction, presented her Depot officials here have cau- significance of the mail he Is re- the affair was shoved around dertaking, according to the indus- erville. mouth County residents have had tioned motorists that the use of ceiving. % after trying to break up sev- a sterling silver dresser set from their licenses suspended for vio- trial unit. Also, Thomas Kreger of Haw- the board members. Normandy Rd. there is restricted. He told his news conference eral fist fights. Eight police- Landfill thorne; N. Tilt Kurtz of Newton; lations of the state's 60/70 exces- George D. Searcii, high school Unauthorized persons' ap- last Wednesday that in a week men were sent to restore ord- On the other hand, the commis- Herbert Reback of Vineland; Al- Open sive, speed program. prehended on the road will be he got only 28 letters on Laos principal who has completed 25 Ned J. Parsekian, director of der as about 300 youths milled sion has suggested that counci fred Roesch of Rahway; Paul Si- (Continued) prosecuted by the U.. S. commis< "an extremely important prob- around. Fairlelgh Dickinson's years of service in the local high the Division of Motor Vehicles, encourage elevating as much low- lipino of Hammonton; William ments, and later for radar tests. a ring sioner, they warn. lem," and 440 on the cancel la Bergen County 'chapter Is In land as possible through the sani- Tremont of Paterson; Jame school, upUt said the following' drivers had The road was built and is tlon of tax exemption for a nearby Teaneck. The site was first used'in from tho.faculty.by Miss Lydid a lost their licenses for 30 days. tary'landfill (dump) method. Vance of South Plainfield, and 1746 for a beacon to guide ships used for the purpose of the trans- mercy foundation. The two East Point sites, i' Warren T. Van Nosdall of 1 E. Kern. Carol M. Jones, 22, of 26 Pern- portation of explosives. It con- Goldwater said he thought Ken- past Sandy Hook and into New berton Ave., Oceanport; Leon R. nects the main station on Rt. ATLANTIC CITY — John Da- has been noted, are suitable for West.Susan St., Hazlet. York harbor. nedy's address hurt him, "His a marina, as well as for industry, Trout, 28, of Cheesequake Rd., 34 with the waterfront anea at kis of South Orange is the new The existing building was Matawan; Joseph Lambert!, 26, insatiable demand for more but Industry likely would bring Sweet Adelines Leonardo on Rt. 36. power popped right out of his chairman of the Young Republi- erected in 1862. of 155 Highland Blvd., Keans- •". The restriction is necessary to cans of New Jersey, succeeding the borough a higher ratable. The commission to be named burg; Raymond J. Estenes, 33, eyes for all to see," Goldwater Art East Point shipping lane is Yankees Split, prevent accidents involving pri- said. George Gillette, Jr., of Fort Lee by the state will include the Name Directors of 27 Johnson Ter., Middletown; Other officers elected at the a possibility. yately-owned vehicles and explo- In a television debate yester- commissioner of conservation MIDDLETOWN — The local Clyde H. Sabold,, 40, of 837 Tin- live-carrying trucks and trains, a group's, annual convention Sat States the brochure: Giants Take Two and economic development, chapter of Sweet Adelines, Inc. ton Ave., New Shrewsbury; day with Secretary of Welfare "The main channel running ipokesman said. urday were Frances Johnson, Associated Press four other department officials, held its first board meeting re- Chalmer'R. Stout, 19, of Box 112 Abraham Ribicoff, Rep. Thomas Cranford, vice chairman; Rich- through Raritan Bay can be In a past seven-month period B. Curtis,, R-N. Y., said the ad- Baltimore's Big Jim Gentile is a member of the local govern- cently in the home of Mrs. C. of Clarksburg; William John ard F. Plechner, Metuchen, na- made accessible to the Union ing body and Planning Board, W. Hackman. newly elected pres- Vola, 19, of Station Rd., P.O. there were seven automobile ac- ministration plan would bring to Beach waterfront by federal a lousy hitter. So says Jim Gen- cidents on Normandy Rd., he tional compilttceman; Edna Oak- three local residents and a ident, of Wall Township. Box 9, Wickatunk. bear on hospitals "the deaden- ley, Hackensack, national com- agencies, once a commitment is tile. laid. ing hand of the bureaucracy in American League pitchers have member of the press in Mon- The following board of direc- Also, Edward Dubesky, 20, of mitteewoman; Marilyn Kriney, obtained from any industry in- mouth County. tors was appointed: Washington." Curtis is a mem- terested in locating in the area. an entirely different version of Marlboro State Hospital: Robert Watchung, secretary, and Frank There has been no announce- Mrs. Vivan Zieger. parliamen- W. Duckworth, 19, of 260 Arnold ber of the House Ways and R. Stamets, Salem, treasurer. Shorten Cartage Time the story. The figures seems to Means Committee. support the pitchers. To wit: a ment as to when the state will tarian; Mrs. Donald Gilmartin, St., Oceanport; Armando Sac- 2 Volunteers "Shipping originating from this take over. inter-chapter; Mrs. James Black, Shrewsbury Ribicoff maintained that under point would avoid the congested .309 batting average, 36 runs chetto, 47, of 116 ATLANTIC CITY - A man The historical site will be quartet and chorus promotion; Bank; George P. the administration approach the ports of the upper bay area and batted in (second in the league) Ave., Red shot two women to death and open to the ' public starting Mrs. Joseph Delia Badia, mem- Henry, 19, of Picton St., Oak- InjuredWhile federal government would exer- shorten cartage time to and from and a league-leading total of 15 then killed himself late last night Wednesday for the summer. bership; Mrs. Edward Stadle- hurst; Lindsay Sims, 42, of 38 cise no control over hospitals. the port." . home runs. in a local bar, police said. The It will be open from 1 to 5 man, historian; Mrs. Elizabeth Bank St., Red Bank; Stephen J. Arguments along that line, he It notes that "one of the few' The 6-foot-4, 210-pound Gentile Fighting Fire gun wielder was identified as p.m. weekdays and holidays Prunier, music; Mrs. Thomas A. Arnold, 20, of 117 Osborn St., said, "are the smoke screens remaining large tracts of water- is unimpressed. POINT PLEASANT BEACH - Earl Jones, a Negro, about 35, and week-ends. It will be closed Hayes, Jr., publicity, and Mrs. Keyport, and Warren M. Og« thrown up by opponents against front property in the New York- "I'm a lousy hitter," he said. Two firemen were Injured while of Philadelphia, who died of a Mondays. Lee Virgillo, social. The chapter bourne, 22, of Box 106, Farming- the bill." New Jersey metropolitan area is "But I have to admit I'm a fighting a* fire at the New Jersey self-inflicted bullet wound in the performed at a fashion show dale. at East Point. lucky one." Yacht Sales building, Rt. 35, here heart. The women were Beverly II More and more given last week by the women Ralph D. Leverett, 29, of 2342 Brennan to Head Mr. Burgess frankly admits that Lousy or lucky, the results are Saturday. The blaze is estimated Annenberg, 36, who was shot of the parish of St. Lawrence Atlantic Ave., Belmar, has had "once the borough receives its impressive. Take his last six people use The Register ads each to have caused $35,000 damage. three times, and Lucy Weiner, his license suspended for three Buddy Poppy Drive master plan" there may be some games: 111 hits in 25 times at issue because results come fast Catholio Church, Laurence Har- Fire Chief David Mesaroll was 34, who suffered four bullet WEST KEANSBURG — Ray conflicts between master plan bar. six home runs and 11 runs er.—Advertisement. bor. months. cut and had two stitches taken wounds. Both .women were white. mond D. Brennan, Jr., senior recommendations for rezoning- batted in. Or take Sunday's game. in his elbow at the Point Pleas Police said Miss Weiner named vice commander of the Veterans and the commission's proposed He had three hits, including an ant H o 9 p 11 a 1, while Irving Jones as the assailant before she of Foreign Wars Post, has been died early today in Atlantic City commercial and industrial sites. 11th inning homer, in the Ori Quackenboss was treated at the appointed chairman of the an- oles' 4-2 triumph over Boston. hospital for a sprained ankle. Hospital. Is so, it is possible that the nual Buddy Poppy drive by the commission may stand its ground Cleveland took solo possession SAVE MONEY Cause of the fire, located in a commander, Kenneth Scott. and recommeifd master plan of first place with a 5-3 triumph boat repair and reconditioning Mr. Brennan said he hopes changes, he indicated. over Washington while New York building, has not been deter- this will be the biggest year Junior Girls Lost Chemical Firm - split a pair with Detroit. The mined. Charles S. Mundy, deputy on all ever in the sale of Buddy Pop- In June of last year, the bor- Yanks won the first 4-1, lost the fire chief and fire inspector said pies. Of VFW Meet ough came close to getting an second 5-1. Minnesota pulled to the ipwners of the building made "The high cost of living," he KEYPORT - A meeting of the ndustrial firm, Cary Chemicals, within a half-game of the top the .estimate of the damage. said, "has placed an increased types Junior Girls Unit, Veterans of Inc., East Brunswick, to locate a with a sweep over Chicago, !M During the fire-fighting which burden on our disabled veterans. "oreign Wars Auxiliary, was held new $9 million plaint at the East and 8-6. Los Angeles and Kansas lasted two hours, southbound traf- It is our responsibility to see with Karen Nebus, first vice pres- Point site. :ity split, the A's taking the first fic coming off the Manasquan that they are properly cared for ident, presiding. There were delays, however, 3-2, the Angels the second 6-3. bridge was re-routed on Broad- and relieved so far as possible Installation of officers will be in negotiating with federal agen In the National League, San way. from greater hardships." held In the Reformed Church cies for dredging of a deepwater Francisco beat the New York House, with past president Mrs. channel In'the bay, and tile com- Mots twice, 7-1 and 6-5; Los Aft John Sommer, an auxiliary mem- pany decided to build elsewhere. geles' Dodgers kept pace with LOCAL SECURITIES ber, as installing officer. Cary officials said at the time two victories over Philadelphia The following bid and asked quotations from the National Asso- Members will participate in the the firm would require a two- 5-2 and 2-1; Cincinnati climbed ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- buddy poppy drive Monday and mile-long channel, 300 feet wide into third with a 100 rout of • 10'x 14'ROOM tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Tuesday, and the unit also will and 30 to 40 feet deep. Chicago: Milwaukee outlasted St could have been sold (indate(indicated by the "bid"bid ) or bought (indicated take part in the Memorial Day Marinas Louis 4-3 and Pittsburgh beat by the "asked") at the time of completion. parade. Later in the year, Borough Houston 7-2. COMPLETELY PREPARED Council considered two offers The Yankees fell a half-game BANKS The next meeting will be June Big room comfort or small Div. Asked in the post home. from Monmouth County contrac- off the pace when Detroit's Pau Asbury Park-Ocean Grove (adj.) .50 45 tors for use of East Point as a Foytack (3-1) stopped them on prices! See how we can give six hits in the nightcap. Foy- Belmar - Wall National 2.50 marina—to accommodate up to you more (or your money. Central Jersey Bank .60 29'/* Kiwanians 1,000 boats—but negotiations got tack struck out eight and Farmers & Merchants 1.00 bogged down because of political stranded 11 Yankee runners. A Call today I First Merchants National Bank .25 10'/, Hear Banker bickering and nothing ever came three-run eighth inning, featur- Keansburg-Middlctown 10.00 of the offers. ng Chico Fernandez" two-run Long Branch Trust " 20.00 single, put it out of reach. The Matawan Bank .30 KEYPORT - James Van Pelt, All along, the Industrial Com- NO DOWN Monmouth County National .12 /ice president of the Monmouth mission has appeared to favor Yanks won the first on Bill Skow- New Jersey Trust 1.00 bounty Bank, was guest speaker industry, rather than a marina, ron's three-run homer in the Peoples National, Keyport 3.00 it the dinner meeting of the fo.' East Point—while taking the ninth. PAYMENT Sea Bright National . 1.00 Kiwanls Club last week in Ye stand that a marina would be INDUSTRIAL Cottage Inn. better than not utilizing the land 15TII BIRTHDAY • 1st Pint, in Oct Brockway Glass (x) .80 An anouncement of the golf at all. PORT MONMOUTH - Diane Bzura Chemicals match for division 14, to be held The. commission's brochure Mclise daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Electronics Associates '. (xx) une 19, was made by Henri notes that Monmouth County Is a A. W.'Mellso, 25 Carolina Avc., • Up to 20 Yrs. to Pay Hanson VW-M lansen. A;,««oftball game be- good labor market—with a total recently celebrated her 15th International Flavors & Fragrances ween lyiiddletown and Keyport Laird & Company work force of 107,500—that wage birthday at a buffet supper in Monmouth Electric flfbi played Wednesday, June rittqs are favorable ofr Industry her home. Guests included Bar- Monmouth Park 8: •„ • ' and costs' of housing are lower bara Rauch, Barbara Jamieson, MONMOUTH CONSTRUCTION CO. N. J. Natural Gas (x) 1.00 Mario Crup), Key Club adviser; than most locations In the New Judy Ontman, Lois Schubcl, Lor- N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. 1.20 reported that the boys had York-New Jersey metropolitan raine DcGlllo, Suzanne Johnson, HIGHWAY 35 AT HEDDONS CORNER MIDDLETOWN Rowan Controller minted the high school bleachers area. Mary Litzelamn, Pete Camp- U. S. Homes and Development Corp. '. ast week. Hqpefully, the brochure con- bell, John Strykcr, Chipper Kur- PRaspoct 5-1333 — TV/inbrook 2-2600 — SHodyiidc 1-5060 (x) Plus 2% stock dividend (xx) .23 Cash The club celebrated its 38th cludes: "Union Beach is a town ie, Bob Schaller, Jimmy Cordney (xxx) S per cent stork djv. 1981 ., nnlversary May 20. with a future," and Dick Wetzel, w.trc--Jlichard H. SKefmin.pfe*?. iUy 28, 1962 •• RED BANK REGISTER Poor Man?s Philosopher* Trooper* Promoted j£OUrgeg \n dent, Monmwiih'Chapter, A.I.S., TRENTON — State Police De-I - ,,' - " Beinxur-Wall N'siional Bank, CW\ course us -small boat handling at tettive 1C William ). Ktr.r.edy, Tkn-nirlnri **0>t ele -Plata office,- and Wil!ii"n' Flotilla Plans the mariai. The dites of the 77.JUverview Ave., Ntp'une, Kss DaJjLlvlJig PCI Eogert, ch&irra&a, Forum taj From 0 Columnist's Seminar, L&kewGod Trusi Com- meetings -have. B« J>een w: received promotion to tnt "'*'' Boating Course jDOURCtd. They will be fret ot lieutenant. pany.- :..r.:' , th»'public. I By HAL BOYLE By Chapter It was yviVAtA that IW fw- LEOHAKDO - A taum meet-' Ths next bwrfneti meeting will (Problem! iolvfcd cheap, cm*' ! LONG BRANCH — The tduu- \umw. wJfsw bs'offered: FJr*t 1 tag WU fold In th* Ctpteia * June 1.5 ta H*1J, flijjht up. Write to George, the NEW YORK (AP>—Things a columnist might nev- commute* of beginning Sept.II, Been *t B*hr«' iAodln*, High- advice columnist out ol the high- er know if he didn't open his mail: Chapter, American Institute of Principles in Bank lUHto. jut wtck by Flotilla 23, rent district.) , Banking, met last week at the Commercial Law, Effective-fEnf tyj». Out Guard Auxiliary. No problem finding tenants Gossip within bounds brings emotional release' to Long Branch Trust Company to lfsh and Business AdmmUtrtttoa. Meatwn' wivei w»r» guests. when you advertise The Register George; w#ll-balanced people ... A psychiatric team also discuss courses to be offered for Second semester, beginning will be a lewon-a-month way—Advertisement. Would you please reprint a found that those who never gossip as a matter of prin- the coming term. Jan. .8, Negotiable instrument*, question and answer you hahdd in The committee is composed of Accounting I, Home Mortgaie 'our column about three years ciple were rigid-minded and repressed Charles C. Schoek, Jr., chair- ^»djng and Economics. ago? I thought it was one of your . . . And those who were inveterate man, Long Branch Trust Com- It is also planned to offer a funniest answers but I can't re- gossips were maladjusted personalities. pany; Virginia K. Wooding, ad- special course in the new uniform commercial code which will be- member exactly how it goes. For the man who has been almost viser, Long Branch Trust Com- NOW IS THE TIME The question was, as nearly pany; Samuel J. Ziegler, Asbury come law Jan. I, and to offer as I can remember, who discov- everywhere: Argentina and Chile are Park and Ocean Grove Bank; short courses in bank teller and ered tha distance to the moon now arranging guided tourist trips to Hilda R, Jacques, First Mer- safe deposit procedure, TO The American Institute of and how and when? Your an- Antarctica during the summer months chants National Bank, Asbury iwer involved something about Park; John J. Higgins, Central Banking is the educational sec- an Italian astronomer looking . . . %t so far the penguins haven't Jersey Bank and Trust Com- tion of The American Bankers RE-SCREEN through the bottom of an empty built any motels. ,- pany, Freehold; John A. Hurl- Association, with-headquarters In vino bottle at high noon. Please bert, Monmouth County National New York City. It Is the largest reprint it. BOYLE* It takes more than just a heap of Bank, Freehold officer James adult school in the country, h*v- YOUR WINDOWS Mrs. J.O.H. iving today to make a house a home . . . Experts Van Pe|t and Holmes C, Craw- ing over 90,000 students enrolled Dear Mrs. J.O.H.: say that no fewer than 129 skills are required from ford, Monmouth County National in courises in the last year.'It Let Prown't get your $creen Bank, Red Bank. is a school strictly for bank em- I have gone carefully through husband and wife for successful homemaking . . . The U. William J. Kennedy, ployees. uindows in shape for tummer my files for 1959 but I can't Also attending the meeting seem to find that particular col- most necessary: the determination to get along to* Lt. Kennedy will bo assigned umn and, from your description, gether. i Troop C, Princeton, where he rill serve as criminal investiga- TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS it's just as well. (In fact, going The high cost of eating high on the hog: It is fig- through my records for 1959 I lon officer. FREE DELIVERY SERVICE can't even find the three day? ured that an average U.S. married couple with two PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES after New Year's Eve, two days kids in 40 years spends about $56,000 for food. (Per- STATIONERY S OFFICE SUPPLIES Cod yew erdtr In to Prawn's and Itt us delivtr. of my vacation or any of the sonal note: I am not used to families in which Dad and Chargt It too, If you want. three-day convention at Miam Beach. That must have been i MonY trough the younguhs after they are 21.) ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS great year.) - The high cost of security: An American family of Establish*) Tdephont • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY four persons spends $908 a year for national defense Dear George: or $227 for each member. SH 1-0001 STORE HOURS: > AM. TO I PJH. My little boy keeps asking i 1884 WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO I ^ "tjuotable Notable Casey Stengel's team Is going to 17 Brood St. RED BANK "Between Yank«'» ft RMUSIHM" hook up with RIngling Brothers Our quotable potables: "Youth should not be and try to play ball with nine treated cruelly, bur when they do not obey the law elephants. Is this true? they must be made to accept responsibility for their Dear Al: acts."—J. Edgar Hoover, FBI director. The deal fell through. The ele- One more reason to leave the farm: In 1940 there phantg couldn't understand Ca- sey, either. were more men than women in the big cities . . . now there are more women there than men. A victory for Dixie: The largest book in the world, "The Story of the South," published in Bal- timore in 1925, weighed 500 pounds, measured 6 feet why suites Love 10 Inches in height and a foot in thickness ... It was bound in the hide of a big Texas ox and its leaves Sgt. Maurice A. Noonan were turned with a 12 horsepower engine. Also promoted was Trooper It's fly swatting time again ... Remember one rtaurice A. Noonan, 622 Pitney )r., Spring Lake Heights, who 1USSILIES' pair of houseflies and their offspring, if uninterrupted, ill assume the rank of sergeant could produce 191 quintillipn flies in a single season .. ie is assigned to Howell Bar- acks. COMMUTERS So, hit 'em or spray 'em now. this is the BRide And QROOITI Praiseworthy 1 Worth remembering: "The greatest efforts of the Brothers Buy MIDDLETOWN thlS IS OUR StOR6 ... an& wh^t & won&enf ul race have always been traceable to the love of praise. —John Ruskin. ^aurelyn Hotel N On the communications front: In some parts of FREEHOLD - Two Newark coirmination"1chey aRe. toqethep we choose Africa telephone companies have an unusual local withers purchased the Laurely, Direct problem in keeping their wires aloft... Lady tribesmen lotel in Keansburg in action here f tear them down to wear them as coiled bosom adorn- riday in Chancery Division o oiamono duette then we quioe the BRioe Superior Court before Superior Authority Terminal ments. lourt Judge Leon Leonard. Warning to fat men: Avoid nightmares if you can The brothers, Joseph and Wil- Turnpike & Parkway thRouqh OUR collection of china iur J. Perlstein, who held a sec . Studies have shown that your blood cholesterol nd mortgage on the property tends to rise when you dream. iurchased the hotel located at silveR Executive signs: From the desk of H. Kramer of .aurel Ave. and Highlands Blvd. ano cRystal W...she nukes heR choices ir $10,700. MINUTES the Hotel Edison here: "A lot of people are like steam- The sale settled a $10,600 claim boats — they're loudest when in a fog." •f Martin Fleming, Rumson, hold- with the help op OUR BRidal consultant A wise boss never frowns when he sees an em- r of the first mortgage, who had •••• V' Si; !•• .«>••«"'• iegun foreclosure proceedings. ployee yawn . .,. Science has found yawning makes The 55-room hotel formerly an6 neqisteRS them in OUR BRioal Reqistay you more alert, eases tension, stirs you up to face :alled the Marlin Hotel, was the job ... On the other hand, stifling a yawn tends owned by the S and S Improve- to keep you sluggish. ment Corp., headed by Irving then a selection op gifts foR usheRs ano BRid6smai6s Borek. The corporation bought Timber truths: The average American now uses he hotel from Mary Colombo, slightly more lumber than a Russian, three times as wider of a third mortgage, who lad inherited the property from ...even yeans aftea the weoomq, (OR BiRthoays much as a Frenchman, four times as much as an Eng ler late husband, Thomas Col- lishman . . . And U. S. newspapers yearly use more mbo. than seven million tons of newsprint to tell the public Mrs. Columbo's mortgage in- just to say,'i love you" erest was ended by Friday's pro- what is going on. :eedings. What's in a name?.... Did you know that Hugh The hotel, which has a bar and an exquisite piece op jewelRy JJHP OR one of OUR Krampe is Hugh O'Brian and Virginia McMath is Ginger lallroom, suffered damage to its mating system and roof in the Rogers? »Iarch 7 storm. pine watches £J|f makes a cheRisheo qift. Law may not be more Important than health, but i by a recent count lawyers outnumber physicians in the United States by 286,003 to 256,159. pRou6ly, we help so many suites and QRooms make It was George Santayana who observed, "There THINKING OF BUYING is no cure for birth or death save to enjoy the Interval. the most impORtant qift choices |$$|5 f OR cording t0 th vice A NEW flOmH^vtMiea Olippiythdurknlmr e U.S. Saving* sP™siden and Loat on them wedoinqs A and thRouqh the yeaRS. League. Frank B. Yielding, in an ad- Catching Up dress before the annual conven- tion of the New Jersey Saving With Demand and Loan League, predicted that MONMOUTH'S a diminishing demand for new ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - The houses would prompt savings am LEADING supply of new homes appears to loan associations to turn to othe areas of home financing. JEWELERS 36 BROAD ST. be catching up with the demand in many Dirts of the country, ac- "I believe we are going to see a lot more interest in financing houses for the elderly, nursing homes and rest homes, and prob- ably somewhat more urban re- BORROW UP TO 80% newal work." he said yesterday, ... Don't deny yourself and TAKE TO 25 YRS. TO PAY In another address, Emil A. Gallman, president of the New your family the joys of home NO PRE-PAYMENT Jersev League, said he be!iov»d PENALTIES imposition to a bill revising th ownership any longer—see state's i Savings and Loan Asso- us about a home financing NO PREMIUM CHARGES ciation law would be nverrom NO BALLOON DISCRIMINATING HOME OWNERS CHOOSE before the next session of the plan to fit your needs and legislature. budget! PAYMENTS US FOR THEIR AWNING NEEDS "A number of bankers have al REFINANCING IS NOT rtadv said that they have no ob Jection to this legislation, and NECESSARY HERE'S WHY YOU NEED AWNINGS, TOO am sure that others will romc • COOL—only turnings can radue* femperaturci up to 15% I 'hat conclusion when thf> ful' fir's are known." GaMman said. • FROT1CT your furnishings, rugt, drapail "When* the objection is purely • KIIP OUT RAIN from windowi, door.! for selfish competitive reasons, ANNUAL DIVIDEND I am ouite sure that the legisla- • IIAUTIW your homa and yard! tors will not listen." Standard awningi ara i»wn with orlon thraad for long lift 4% The hill has been passed by th and hava tha haiviait hot galvanixad framai and fittings. slat" Senate but not by the As sembly. ON SAYINGS COMPOUNDED QUARTERLY CANOPIES AWNINGS JOiffiffiffiM V/'" add b"auty fo y°ur P«*'o »r It will be a pleaiura to call and To Enter Colgate J%{j!/Zr&^n\ tarraca, and give you more utility, give you more information and an NEW SHREWSBURY — Ar Outon nuda by u* J%fijfflM\\\\\t\ too. Our canopies ara recogniied estimate. No obligation, of eouria. MARINE VIEW thur Pctzal, son of Mr. and Mrs •n of tta Unfit ai the finest made. •uteiab aviUabl*. Henry Petzal, !)7 Clearview Dr. SAVINGS & LOAN ASSOCIATION has been notified that he ha Tb*r can be mad* "TWO OFFICES TO SfiRFJE YOV" ta ft ilgrl* to cult Uit been accepted to enter Colgati •Mhltotur* of your STANDARD AWNING CO. University, Hamilton, N, Y., in MAIN OFFICE <0\ BRANCH OFFICE C. MORALLER, Prop. EST. September. He will he graduated from Riverdale, N. Y., Country 874 HIGHWAY 35 ^B^^f ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 615 RIVER ROAD FAIR HAVEN School next month. (FIVE CORNERS) ^HpHfe 33 FIRST AVENUE Arthur's brother, David Petiaj, • 3 Ytori fo Pay 741-0696 is now a Junior at Colgate. The MIDDLETOWN yjmlb joi ninn brothers ire planning a tour of Europe this summer. OS 1-2400 4?W. 291-0100 ! * «f» .'y '*!'•

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FOR PROFICIENCY — Lt. Vincent J. Zolno.kl, Jr., right, commanding officer of Bat- tery C, First .Missile Battalion, 25th Artijlery, which is at the Nike; bate in Middle- MISS BARBARA town, receives Le» trophy for proficiency in short notice annual practice at Fort will be here tomorrow from Blin, Tex,, from Col. (Ret.) Gordon S. Lee, former commander of the 254th, at Na- 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. **k tional Guard encampment in Sea Girt Saturday. At left Is Gen. John P. Reed, deputy chief of staff, N. J. Department of Defense. Children visiting will receive EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake. Do Bee Pins, Do Bee Report Cards, Cookout Set Lollipops and Balloons. 1 secret HAMS UP NOW, KMHY- I PAPPY HASA BUSINESS CALL. ' For Brownie to MAKe, ANP TH6P6 APE TWO AHEAP OF HIM! Troop 325 )26" Coaster Brake HAZLET -. Brownie Troop 325, Raritan Township, will go to BICYCLES Camp Nomoco June 16 for a cook- out, it was announced at a cov- ered dish supper held by the mothers of the troop at the Haz let School. Mrs, Joseph Bufano was In charge of arrangements and all the dishes were prepared %y the mothers. Pin cushions and planters made Comp. vol. 34.88 by the Brownies were presented SHOP AND COM- as gifts to the mothers, and songs PARE! These are and skits were performed. bikes with the quali- Leader of the troop is Mrs. Wil ty and construction 1-75 RUBBER TIRES found in higher Ham Windrow, assisted by Mrs priced models. Safe- Arnold Pepe and Mrs. Steven ty cantilever frames. 72 AIR MATTRESS Lancos. Boys' red ... girls' It was announced that the blue. Grind for beach or back-yard sun- group will attend the "New Eng- ning, as water float. Made of heavy land Fiesta" to be held at Camp gauge laminated, embossed vinyl Nomoco Sept. 15, plastic-full size 72x30* with pillow, ©Kin* Itatbmt Syndics tt, Ine, 1962. World rfjMs restm*. 1 metal screw-type valve.. Coral/yel- Keyport low, or solid olive drab. -LEGAL NOTICE- • LEGAL NOTICE- Mr, and Mrs. Carlton Poling, NOTICB or SALEi NOTICE Osbora St., is vacationing in Flor- On Thursday June 7, 1982 at 10:00 Take notice that BHow Inc. T/A ida. *••• A.M. I will sell at public auction on Bllow Inc. has applied to the Mayor »••••. behalt "O( the Seacoaat Finance Co. and Council of the Borough of Red •t 18 Broad St., Red Bank, N. J. one Bank for a Plenary Retail Consump- 1956, Plymouth Plaza 6 2 ilr Deluxe. tion License 0*12, with "Broad Pack- Members and guests of the Lit- Model P28., Serial No. 14147394 lor age Privileges" for premises situated erary Club went to New Hope default |b a Conditional Bales Contract at 64 Monmouth Street, Red Bank, mads by Joseph Wltcawltch. Bald car Pa,, last week. They had lunch may bft fteen at: Zjahewood Motor Cen- Objections, II any, should bt mad eon at the Tow Path inn befort ts*, JttilHwT. », Lakewood, N. 1. Immediately in writing to John Bryan, : tfRANK WvEKIN, Auctioneer Borough Clerk, Red Bank. attending a matinee performance Mw » 12.92 LUDWIO C. BILOW, President of "The Complaisant Lover" al CO Avalon Drive, ColonJa, N. > J. BLIZABETH BILOW, Vice President the Bucks County Playhouse. ._ NOTICE OF xNTENHON ,C0 Avalon Drive, Colonla, N, J. Tafcs'riotlc* that Keanaburg Steam- LUDWIO C. BILOW, III Vw- boat Company has applied to the DI- 50 Robbln Court. Mlddletown, H. J. Mrs. Harry Pine, Churcn St., rsctor of the Division of Alcoholic Bev- May 28, June.4 (6.60 •raft Control, 1100 Raymond Blvd., Mrs. Kenneth Wharton, St, Pe- Newark 3, N. J. lor a Plenary Retail Transit License to sell alcoholic bev- NOTICE • ter's PI., and Mrs. Ernest Wa! •r&gss for consumption only on the Take notice that Robert J. Lanfrank, ling, Hazlet, attended the sixt boat name! "City of Keansburg" while Evelyn Lanfrank. Thomas LoPrestl and NON-TIP TWIN TEETER In transit within the State or New Theresa P. LoPrestl, trading as Club quadrennial assembly of Worn Jeney. 16, his applied to the Mayor and en's Society of Christian Servici YOU SAVE $1! Bigger, better built, B. F. Oehlhaus, 22A Beachway, Keans- Council ot the Borough ot Red Ban: for a Plenary Retail Consumption Li- of the Methodist Church. Mon stronger teeter! Heavy steel tubing burg N. J, President, Director and cense C-8, for premises situated at 64 with wood braces, Selected wood Stockholder. , South Bridge Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. than 9,200 women from 50 state: l*r G. Holoblnko, 22 Beachway, Keans- 1 Objections, If any, should be made and more than 20 countries at seats, one-piece st6el handles. Ideal bur«,N . J. Vice President, Assistant Immediately In writing to John Bryan, for outdoors or pfftyrooms. Will not 2-Seater Wooden Sandbox TT88 Treasurar, Director .and Stockholder. Clerk of the Borough of Red Bank. tended the convocation in Con H. W. Kp&erts. Mlddletqwn Road, New tip. Green-yellow combination. Monmouih, N. J. Secretary, Treas. ROBERT ,J. LANFRANK ventlon Hall, Atlantic City. With Gaily Colored # urer. Director and Stockholder. 1ST Branch Ave., Red Bank, N. J. O, X. aehlhaui, 13 Elizabeth street, EVELYN LANFRANK Protective Canopy Comp. Value 9.9$ Keyport, N. J. Assistant Secretary. 157 Branch Ave., Red Bank, N. 1. .The PTA will sponsoria "Learn Objections, 11 any, should be made THOMAS LoPRESOT Immediately In writing to the Director 178 Hudson Ave., Red Bank, N, I, to Swim" program givpn by the Of the Division or Alcoholic Beverage THERESA P. LoPRESTI Red Cross swimming Jnstructo: Control, 110O Raymond Boulevard, New* 178 Hudson Avo., Red Bank, K. J. ark i, N. J. May 28. June 4 (7.2S July 24 to Aug. 3 between 12:3( Keanaburg Steamboat Company and 1:30 p.m. at Kepwel Park 75 Beachway, REQUEST FOR BIDS Keaniiburg. N. J. The Board of Education of the Bor- Wayside. FAMOUS NAME May 21. 28 J11.68 ough of Fair Haven In the County o Monmouth, Btate of New Jersey, re NOTICE quests bids for the following suppliei Mrs. Arthur Wolf, who was the CROQUET SIT FOR A Take notice that Sycamore Lanes, and services: week-end guest of Mr. and Mrs. Inc.. T/A Sycamore Lanes lifts ap- FUEL OIL VOLLEYBALL IN RACK ON WHEELS illed to the Mayor and Council of MILK Vincent Applegate, Division St fhe Borough of New Shrewsbury, N. J., PAINTINO has returned to her home Farm OFFICIAL SET for & Plenary Retail Consumption Id* Water Skis Specifications may be obtained from sense, for premises situated at 8D0 the Secretary, Board of Education,. ingdale, L. I. Shrewsbury Ave., In the Borough of 8.88 Hance Road, Fair Haven, N. J. Sealed Mew Shrewsbury, N. J bids must be received by the Secre- Priced From Comp. vmlit* 9.9S OHIcers tary at the above address no Inter Mrs. Daniel Barnett, Maple PI Charles T. Bruno, President, 71 Seven 4.95 than noon on Monday, June 11, 1962, Bridge Road, Little Bllvor, N. J. The Board reserves the right to re- entertained the Tuesday Evenin OaScial size white volley Colorful 7" grooved mal- Fred C. Bruno, Vice President, 90 Sim ject any or all bids In whole or In Bridge Club In her home. Mrs lets, full size plastic balls. Lane, Shrewsbury, N. J. part. ball with inflating needle, Charles R. Bruno, Treasurer, 41 Salem May 25, 1962 Kenneth Wharton and Mrs.'Vin Wire rack, tubber-tired Lane, Little silver, N. J. '/ 20x2 taped net, 4 metal Officers holding more than 10% Df RICHARD J. LYON, cent Applegate were awarde poles, stakes, ropes. steel wheels. stock In the Corporation are: Secretary, prizes for high score. Oihcrs Charles T. Bruno, President, 71 Seven Board of Education. Bridgdge RoadRad,, LLittl e Silverl, , N. J. May 21 14.68 present were Mrs. Floyd Brown, ObjetioObjectionss , K anyny , shulshould be mammadde Mrs. Carleton WTiarton, Mrs. Hew Immediatelditl y In writing to JeromJ e a NOTICE Reed, Clerk ooff the Borough o( New Take notice that Rose Mites and Ade-itt Wharton, Mrs. Daniel Hen ShShrewsburywsbuyb . Una Richmond, T/A Heritage Liquors, drickson, Mrs. Harry Hughso SycamorS e Lanes, Inc. has applied to the Mayor and Council Charles T. Bruno, President of the Borough of Red Bank for a and Mrs. William Ormerod. 71 Seven Bridge Road Plenary Retail Distribution license D- Little Silver, N. J. 14 for premises situated at 7 Broai May 31, 28 110.80 Street, Red Bank, New Jersey. Tony Granata, 31 Main St., ha Objections, If any, should be niBd NOTICE Immediately In writing to John Brynn, returned from Monmouth Med Clerk ot the Borough of Red Bank, NOTIOB TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS N. J. cal Center, where he was a sur BUFERIOK COURT OF NEW JERSEY (Signed) gleal patient. CIIANOKItV DIVISION ROSE MILES MONMOUTH COUNTV ADELINE RICHMOND. Docket Mo. F-J854-M May 28, June I 15.61 STATH OP NEW JERSEY Pvt. Carl W. Holmes, U. TO Army, has completed his co gELMA K. McCLINTOCK and WIL- NOTICE LIAM McCLINTOCK, her husband PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the at Fort Gortlon, Ga., and You are hereby summoned and re- Borough ot Little Sliver has received spending several days visiting hi * «Ulred to serve upon RBUSSILliB, an offer from Arthur'Kr&ut. and Eve- SoRNWELL, MAUSNER * OAH0- lyn S. Kraut to purchase from the mother, Mrs. Daniel A. Holmes, TBNUTO, DSQS., plaintiffs' at- Borough of Little silver a parcel of torneys, whose address Is 3< Broad land In the Borough of Little FMIver Osborn St. Street, Bed Bank. New Jersey, an designated as "Park1' adjacent to Block answer to tho complaint filed In a 40, tots 3 and S on the Official Tax BJvIl action In which HELEN PRICE Map of the Borough of Little Bllve and IULDA BTONKHAM are plaintiffs for the sum of 100.00. Marks Birthday •nd Ann Baker Smock, et sis., are defendants pending In Ihn Hupnrlor TLEASB TAKE FURTHER NOTICE HIGHLANDS — Mary ElUa Court of New Jersey within 35 days that the Mayor and Council of the beth Patterson, daughter ol Mr tiler May 23, 11102, exclusive ot such Borough of Little Silver, at a reguln date. If you fall to do so. Judgment by meeting to be held June 4, 1082 a and Mrs. David E. Patterson sefault mny be rendered against you 8:00 p.m., will consider the said of- for the relic! demanded In tho com- fer and that all persons desiring to 28 Valley St., celebrated he plaint. You shall file your answer and bid for the purchase of sabd property third birthday at a party re proof of service In duplicate with the mny do so. Dlerk of tho Superior Court, Btate TLEAflE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE cently In her home. The childre House Annex, Trenton, New Jersey, In thnt as a condition of said sale, the played games and entertainmen accordance with the rules of Civil Movor and Council hnvp determine* COMPLETE SELECTION practice and procedure. that publication costs and legal cost was provided by the adults i shall also be paid by the successtu ' Official Slse & Little League The action has been Instituted for bidder, the Patterson yard. the purpose of foreclosing a tax sale 12 PLAY GYM WITH 18" LAWN SWING certificate dated March 11 1057, made FRED L. AYERS, Attending were her patents by Ruth H. Crawford,. Collector of Borough Clerk. BASEBALL GLOVES Taxes ot the Borough of New Shrews- Msy 21 ts.7 her brother, John Marconi, an Make your backyard a safe, happy four?, County of Monmouth and State sister, Miss Elizabeth Ann Mar play yard for small fry with this big, of New Jsraey to O. A. 0, Corpora- NOTICB tion and covers real estate located In corii, Andrew Homiak 3d, Jerrj 2.99 to 9.95 action-packed tet. Kids love its thrill- the Borough ot New Shrewsbury. Coun- PLEASE TAKE NOTICB that th Homlak, Tommy and Kim Mas ing skyride, zingy 18" lawn swing with ty of Monmouth and 8tM» ot New Borough of Little Silver has received wooden seats and floor, two swings, Jersey known as Lot 8, Block 11.1 and an offer from Douglas O. Bennett and se, Charlene Kinney, Crystal ALL FIRST LINE GLOVES Lot 10, Block 109 u shown on the Tax Elisabeth B. Bennett to purchase from gym rings, trapeze, chin bars, 7-ft. Duplicate of me Borough ot New the Borough ot Little Silver a parcel Mark Eldridge, Edna Wood Shrewsbury, of land In the Borough or Little HII- Mark Grasso, Liza, Jeannett slide. 2" tubular steel frame; top You and each of you art mads ds ver designated as "Park" adjacent to 8'6", legs 7'3". fendnnts In the above entitled action Block XI. Lots T and 8 on the of- and Phillip Matthews, Johi lecause you hive or may claim to flclal Tax Map of the Borough of Lit- Leeser, Judith Chndnickl, Mis jave some right, Nile, lien or other tip Hllver for the sum of IB0.no. interest ntlnctlng the roal pslntn helng PLEARB TAKE FURTHER NOTICE Pamela Nlstok, Mrs. Andrew foreclosed, by virtue of ownership. In that the Mayor «nd Council of Hi tlprllftnce, descent. Intestacy, dvvlnp, UKlt of Little Bllver, at a rtguln Homifik. Jr.. Mrs. Mae LaMonta, lower, curtftsy, inortRjiKe, ileoil or tnn mei'tlng lo lie held Juno' 4, 1M2 t Mrs. Charles Kinney, Mrs. Jo veyance, entry of Judgment or otlior 8:00 p.m., will consider the said of. legal or lawful right. The nnture of ter and that all persons dfslrlnfg to spph Orasso, all of Hiphlands; Khlch and the reason llmt you and bid tor Die purchase ol said property Mrs. Francis Shauphnessv an »ach of you arn Joined as defendants mny do so. la set forth wlih particularity In the PLEASE TAKd FURTHER NOTlfiK Mary Jano and Frances Shaugh complaint, «. copy of which will he that as A condition of said salt, the furnished you on request addressed to Mayor antt Council have determined ncssy, Point Pleasant. the attorney ol the plaintiffs at the that publication costs and legal costs above mentlnned address. •hall also be paid by th* sucoesiful futeti April SO, HOT No problem finding tenanti . I, GRANT SCOTT "'*"'• TOMB U ATOM, when you advertlsa The Registei Q4rk of (bt Bupttlot coui Boroug"h Our. Kay T, li.fi. » W.T« way—Advertisement. ThegO Dayit ; '•'-1'']' Our Energetk Vhka J«fc» B. Cwi awl Hawy Qty By GEORGE L SOKOUKY THOMAS UtVINQ MfcOWN. FabtMwr tttHW Miss Vivien Kellems is-a candidate for th«RtptfWi- IAMBS J. HOGAN. RBor M. HAROLD KELLY. Gea«tl Masagw V. HARRY PENNINGTON, Prodnctteo Manaftr can nomination for United States senator Intte po- litically confused state of Connecticut. She offers her- Member «t tha Anodated Pratt self to succeed Senator Prescott Bush, who is retiring Praia ««tM Meitulww •• On •»• fc>« n«awie»uc« « «u B» t»o«i mi »ruu« ti «£•*«•««•• at the end of his present term. Member of American Newiptper Publishers Association Vivien Kellems is a vivacious busi- Member Audit Burtw of Circulation ness woman who has done remarkably w at BninoW r»«po»«bllim» fer tn»«r»Mito»i «rror» in •dwtlMisnM. well for herself. She gained national fame by refusing to collect the with- Thu o.w.p.wr «•>»««« »« rroomlbumw t»r ««nm«nti er oplnleia la Mtttra from 1U holding tax, unless she was paid to do oat rut na.oo lit monUU. 18.00 it by the government. Her argument Htn«l» copy f the statement are available on Senate Foreign Relations Com- John F. Casey, manager of the ness activities. It can, and does «t times, withdraw equest to the Association head- mittee for a mandatory 10 per R«d Bank airport, flew from quarters at 143 East State St. money from the economic stream to put a brake on Cincinnati, Ohio, to Red Bank 6—Monday, May 28, 1962 cent cut in aid planned for Indii, in Trenton.) business activities. ' II a public rebuke to Nehru. *Better Human Relations' Allen Scott Report GINGER By Gttttrmmn ffiSTBANK BEGISTER Moftday, May 28, 1968-7! Organization Elects Officers To Ask Aid for AH Schools y Red Gross ~ Aa e>r- Mlddlrtwn, RabW By ROBERT 8. ALLEN and PAUL SCOTT To Revamp Board , i ta the Shore Past president Stafford Thomp- WASHINGTON — Representative Adam Clayton An* b«i pwted from tt» former son of Red Binlc alto ws» named Powell, chairman of the House Committee on Educa- SHREWSBURY - A new board program. A fourth is planned fo{ prenutil state. a member of the boird. JuJy 25 at a location and under, lafcnully established leit of directors structure "•$&{. the Tin lerme .of. -Qffks.of...th* tion and Labor, h making a dramatic shift in his posi- eeaaty Red Crassiamptef lias BMpiwr-io.iSe: announced. Miss' October u the $h~ore > staggered, A nor- Tompkins reported that threa •OF n^fttfii RoItttiOOta tion ort federal aid-for education. been created in order to get bet- ms! term runs'for three years, ter representation for the in- volunteer registered nurses and ration, under the new name of The New York Negro legislator, whose committee Short Citiieni for Better Human two members being elected it creased population of the county 26 volunteers were trained at Rslattom,' hn elected officers each annual meeting. Trustees handles school legislation in the House, and to enable the chapter to serve aides in two all-day sessions. end adopted its bylawi. will serve u advisers to is planning to take the lead in pushing future needs of the county. They will continue to give gen- the executive board which is Under the new plan, adopted eral service with the bloodmobilej. At • meeting last week in the made up of ill the officers and federal aid to both private and elemen- Reformed Church, Hance Ave., unanimously by the present board ^throughout the county. chairmen of standing commit' tary schools. and to be ratified by a vote of Curtli Murphy of Red Bank was tees and past presidents. The elected president; Rev. John Until switching this month, Repre- the membership at the annual Prompt Service! committees sre program, mem- meeting in September, the board Sitter of Asbury Park, vice bership, public relations and re- sentative Powell had been one of Con- president, and tester Scheier of will consist of a maximum of 75 this place, treasurer. sources, which will operate the gress' most vigorous supporters of persons. Informational services of the or- President Kennedy's school aid program Twenty-three of them will be , Trustees sre Rev. Alfred Push, ganization. WATCH Aibury Park; Ml«s Elisabeth that limited federal aid to public grade "Oh, no, you don't Bonzol I just finished vacuuming directors-at large and 52 may rep- The fnter-raclil relations group resent the 52 municipalities in 5*. REPAIRING Kelley, Red Bank; Herman Sh» his agreed Its purpose Is "to aid schools, pira. Asbury Perk; Philip John' in there!" Monmouth County which are In bringing about a community ton, Farnalngdele; Rev. Harold However, this Administration proposal, although served by the chapter. The 53d, attitude In the New Jersey Shore Allentown, is served by the Area which will make ft possible passed by the Senate, has been effectively stymied in Hood Program Princeton Chapter. to obtain housing and employ- the House by the powerful Rules Committee, where Summer School EXPLORER The present boird structure DEPENDABLE WORK ment for all without prejudice permits a maximum of 36 mem- DATCAMP and to aid In fostering better the legislation has been bottled up for more than a year. iides Praised In effect, the committee's unbudging opposition has Cultural Tours bers, of whom 16 are supposed to BY OUR EXPERTS McGuire's Grow community attitudes..." , SHREWSBURY — A class of represent 16 branches of the The spokesman for the group, killed the President's program for this year. Munteers from the vicinity of county. Because the branches Enroll Now Mrs. Scheier, said approximate- Itineraries Set Representative Powell, who has lanasquan who served as blood have either discontinued opera- AT ly 60 persons were "intimately RUMSON — Donald E. Tro: rogram aides in a recent visit future gubernatorial ambitions In New tion or have become inactive, the MiddJetowo, N. 1. Interested" in the organization ter, director of the Rumson-Fal f the bloodmobile has been com- board tends to be a general one, REUSSIllES' Last fall the group had a shaky M4 or 8-Week Sessions York, hopes to break this deadlock by Haven Regional High Schoo nended by Mrs. Frank C. Bar- and there is no representation 36 BROAD ST. June 25 • Aug. 17 "lembershio of 25 persons. Mrs. has announced the details foi on, chairman of the blood pro- from geographical units in the joining congressional forces advocating RED BANK 5H 7-2241 - SH 1-9007 Scheier said anyone "sympathet- two cultural bus tours which will ;ram aide service for the comity county. ic" "to -the alms of the group is the broader school aid approach. Bop end Glrk-4 to 14 be part of the summer schoo' Jed Cross. Under the new plan, an attempt eligible for membership. Appli He is telling Democratic House program. The class received special For Inforntitlon cations are approved by the e» will be made to elect an active leaders that he will lead an all-out drive There will be a 21-day trans- raining for the visit to the Or. LI Mitt ecutlve board, she said. Red Cross person in each mu- continental tour and a four-day C. A. Norris Emergency First nicipality to reflect to the board A program of self-education In at the opening of the new Congress to trip to Gettysburg, Pa. and \id Building In Manasquan. The the needs and desires of residents the field of race relations wa pass legislation giving federal aid to Washington, D.C. visit was sponsored by the Man-of that municipality. Initiated by the organization aft- both public and private schools. The cross-countrjPtour will be- asquan Jaycees. and the Mana er the first of the year. Among Scott This board member would be gin Aug. 10. Traveling to the squan Junior Woman's Club as- the person first on the job in the the speakers were a representa- In preparation for this January school aid push, west coast via Chicago, Kansas sisted in recruiting volunteer tive of- the New Jersey Division event of disaster in the munici- MeNamara Powell reported that he is setting up a special Educa- City, Denver, Salt Lake City and workers. pality, would be a consultant dur- of Civil Rights, who spoke on Flagstaff, Ariz., the group will Mrs. Martin V. Smock, Parker Th« Painter pertinent law agencies and fa- tion Subcommittee with the task of acquainting Con- ing the annual campaign for arrive in Los Angeles the morn- Ave., Manasquan, recruited vol- members and funds, and be an cilities available,to anti-prejudice gress and the public with the full details of the federal ing of Aug. 17, Highlights of the unteer registered nurses who • Hag Pole* groups. Frank Hogan of th interpreter of Red Cross policies aid now being given private as well as public schools. east-to-west leg of the trip will trained, separately in duties of a and services in his municipality. • Steeple Jack Cranford Housing Group talked include sightseeing tours in Chi-professional nature. Instruction on committee support. At an- Also, the subcommittee will highlight and publi- Miss Lucy Tompkins, executive Work cago and Springfield, 111., home of all volunteers was given by director, gave a report on the other session, the group held a cize legal briefs and arguments showing that the first of Abraham Lincoln; Hannibal, the staff nurses from the New • Pointing problem clinic discussing manu- chapter's participation In the amendment to the constitution is no bar to Congress' Mo., of Mark Twain fame; Inde- York Regional Red Cross Blood New York .Blood program for factured cases and the possibli pendence, Mo., and Salt Lake • Caulking approving federal aid to private schools. Center. MaJ. Gen. A. E. Cassevant (Ret), actions a community relation City. • Waterproofing Aides who assisted were Mrs. chairman of the blood program group might take to solve them. CHANGING HORSES — Representative Powell's From there the trip will pro- Aline Appleget, Mrs. Mary Asay, committee. A successful visit was SEE US FOR ALL Mrs. Scheier said the program ceed to the Grand Canyon, and Mrs. Arline Blair, Mrs. David new views on federal school aid were carefully spelled made at Manasquan May 11 when HO 2-0681 of education meetings will con- thence to t h e coast. Besides Crosson, Mrs. Thomas Evans, Jr. the community blood bank spon- YOUR PHOTO NEEDS tinue into the future. out in a little-publicized speech delivered at the CathO' visiting points of interest in Los Mrs. John Howarth, Mrs. Marie sored by the Manasquan Junior IS OAK STREET Angeles proper, the group will Honson, Mrs. S. LeRoy Kutz, lie University at Ponce, Puerto Rico, May 18. Chamber of Commerce began We carry a complete FREEHOLD, N.J. It adds upl More and mor stop at Hollywood and Disney- Mijs. Rita Lauterback, Mrs. operation with a deposit of 110 people use The Register ads each Entitled "Views on Relationships of Church and land. A tour of Sequoia Nation- [Catherine Lemin, Mrs. Margaret pints of blood. line of famous brand issue because results come fast- al Park will be included en State in the Field of Education," this significant speech L. O'Hare, Mrs. Jeannette Pan In addition, 47 pints were de- er.—Advertisement. route to San Francisco. cameras and accessor- dolfe, Mrs. George Pepper, Jr., posited for other groups and re- by Powell is being reprinted in the form of a commit- Aug. 22, the tour will arrive Mrs. M. A. Perrine, Mrs. K. R. placements donors. ies. Bring your cameras tee document, and thousands of copies will soon be in Seattle, where a day and a Schneider, Mrs. Mae Seylaz, and half will be spent at the World's Mrs. C. Howard Wright, Mana> This is the third civilian group here for expert repair The Place To Go For The Brandt You Know circulated throughout the U.S. bloodmobile visit under the new Fair. Next highlight will be a squan; Mrs. Newman Brown, service. In his address, Powell frankly announced that he tour of Yellowstone National Spring Lake Heights, and Mrs. Park, followed by another park William Maclnnes, Mrs. A. S. Committee Named is stepping into the "educational leadership vacuum," BOTANY "500" tour at Cody, Wyo. From Cody MacFadyen and Mrs M. R. For Red Cross Dinner We Have Everything saying: the travelers will proceed to Rapid Cook, Sea Girt. "Clothes of Distinction." SHREWSBURY - Everett City, S.Dak., to spend the'night The registered nurses who took "I wholeheartedly dedicate myself to this new Rudloff, Red Cross county chair- for the before visiting the Badlands of medical histories from donors area. I pledge to institute action to fill this education- South Dakota. They will then head were Mrs. Barbara Barry and man, has named a committee to CAMERA FAN JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR arrange for the annual dinner al leadership vacuum and to provide for our national home via Sioux Falls and Chi-Mrs. Madeline H. Maraziti, 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK cago, arriving In Rumson late in Manasquan; Mrs. William meeting of the organization Sept. needs and purposes. the evening or Aug. 30. Brown, Sea Girt, and Miss Julie 20. Charge It— 30 • 60 or 90 Days On it are Mrs. J. W. McCor- DORN'S Photo Shop History of Aid to Private Schools Mr. and Mrs. Floyd De Nicola Stecker, Asbury Park. of Rumson will chaperone the Those who trained as blood mack, Elberon, chairman; Mrs. 15 Wallace Street "Our leglislative efforts shall not infringe upon trip and serve as guides for the program aides but who were un- Barets O. Benjamin, Iilberon; Supplies and Equipment the neutrality'of government in-religious affairs,-but students. Mr. Pe Nicola, .a mem-able to serve at the Manasquatf Mrs. J.»'Iil!Sf»" Wgby, New ber of Regional's history depart- Shrewsbury*'aW'tor's. Frederick Only At our legislative efforts shall, however, be made so that visit were Mrs. Nancsy Morris, SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 ment has traveled widely and is Sea Girt, and Mrs. William Price F. Schock, Jr., Spring Lake. every facility,'every resource of our nation, every well acquainted with the areas and Mrs. F.P. Whelan, Mana- group, and every individual shall be enlisted in the covered by the trip. Reserva- squan. tions for the tour must be made cause of educational advancement and excellence. Also serving from the county CAPITOL TELEVISION CO. by June 1. chapter were Mrs. F.F. Schock, TRADE IN YOUR "I am convinced that a majority of my colleagues The summer school's cultural motor service; Mrs. Russell Can- tour to Gettysburg and Washing- • Same Day Service 'Til 9:00 P. M. in the Congress are dedicated to the principle that it is field, staff aide; Mrs. Eric ton will cover three nights and Geores, Mrs. V.J. Robinson and OLD MOWER NOW! e 2 Year Warranty Picture Tubes appropriate and necessary for the general welfare that tour days, commencing June 26 Mrs. Alfred Tonne, volunteer the federal government give aid to all students, regard- Mrs. Catherine Stockham and nurses' aides, and Mrs Sonny • Just Charge it, with up to Six John Patterson, both teachers of less of their schools." Lea Chase, Mrs. Vernona Heyd social studies at Regional, will and Mrs. Hetty Schneider, Red Bright Acre Open Evenings Months to pay To support this new position, Powell hold his pre- serve as guides and chaperones. Cross Gray Ladies. dominantly Catholic audience that his committee is pre- The itinerary for the trips calls Mrs. Barron was captain of the Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. . • Used TV's 24.95 and up ..... tor a full day and night at day, placing and relieving the paring a "Handbook on Federal Aid" showing the long Gettysburg. Proceeding then to volunteers as reoulred. She said 76 3rd AVENUE, LONG BRANCH history of aid to private schools. Washington, the group will visit Red Cross blood program aide on the finest mower made Congress, the Congressional Li- certificates have been issued to "Grants and loans to church-related institutions for brary, Washington Monument, those who took the special train- GIVE YOUR LAWN THAT CApital 2-7300 educational purposes have a long history in our coun- Lincoln Memorial, Jefferson Me- ing and served at the bloodmo- "PICTURE BOOK" LOOK try," he declared. "They antedate the Constitution morial, Bureau of Printing and bile. Engraving, and the FBI building. and have been legislated at an accelerated rate in re- Patented "free-floating" mow- < Stops will be made at Mount er follows uneven ground cent years. As long as I am chairman of the Education Vernon, Arlington National contours, won't scalp lawns! Committee, this tempo shall not decrease. In fact, Cemetery, and the restored homestead of Robert E. Lee in Two speeds forward and there is a greater reason than ever before to supple- Arlington. The tour will be pre- reverse, ground-hugging ment and increase aid to private schools." ceded by one day of indoctrina- stability. Attachments for tion at the Regional High School all-season versatility. In his new school aid leadership role, Representa- on Monday, June 25. This pro- For Information or free In- Seeitnowl tive Powell will get the full backing of Speaker John gram has been set so as not to spection and advice,' call ... McCormack, D-Mass., who has been the leading con- coincide with the rest of region- al's summer program, which will Termite Control 4h.p. gressional advocate of federal aid for both private and commence the week of July 1. Incorporated Brlgss & public schools. Other aspects of the enrich- Roselle Park, N. J. Stratton ment program, in addition to the TELEPHONES: Engine The two legislators worked closely this year in normal remedial school, are an CHestnut 5-1492 ADams 2-1492 Extra Interest Days securing House passage of legislation providing fed- advanced English composition eral aid to public and private colleges. They now are course, taught by Prof. Walton Litz of Princeton University, an On Your Savings Account preparing to repeat this effort in January by passing instrumental music workshop, a New Kitchen? legislation providing federal aid to all elementary field biology course, a day-trip At First Merchants National schools. program to New York and/or SEE THE LATEST Philadelphia, a tutorial school • Cabinets • Finishes and college board review class- • Appliances • Ideas : Deposits Made Before June 10 HONG KONG — President Kennedy is seriously con- es, and courses In developmen- tal reading and remedial reading, sidering furnishing surplus grain to the Chinese Com- and personal typing' on Earn Interest From June 1st. munists through a third party. Thafs the private report Both cultural tours, as well as display that Seymour J. Janow, assistant administrator of the the entire summer school pro- Agency for International Development for the Far gram, are open to everyone who may be interested. East, is giving Congressional leaders being briefed on the Chinese Communist refugee exodus to Hong Kong. Public Hearing One proposal under study by the President, according KEANSBURG - Public hear- 3K* Interest On 12-Month Interest On Regular to Janow, is for the U.S. to turn 10 million tons of sur- ing on the borough's antl-loitering KITCHEN Tlm« Certificate) and curfew ' ordinances will be Passbook Accounts plus wheat over to the United Nations or the Interna- SH 7-2552 Avallobls On Any Dot* conducted tonight at 8 o'clock at Last year's tional Red „ Cross for distribution inside Communist an adjourned meeting in t HWY. 35, MIDDLETOWN price 359.50 China... The Chinese Communists are pressing the borough hall, rather than June Save Regularly • Save Automatically • Free Estimates British government to agree to the stationing of an of- 4. as orielnallv announced Ask About Our , ficial Chinese Red representative )n Hong Kong "to SAVEO-MATIC PLAN look after the interests and welfare of the growing Chinese populace." So far, the British have refused GOING TO NEWARK? ... Despite the growing famine inside China, Peiping's imports of goods to Hong Kong rose from $180 million l in 1959 to $207 miUI6n in 1961 ... The Communist re- gime regards Hong Kong as "Chinese territory tem- porarily not under the control of the Peoples Republic BROAD ST., SHREWSBURY of China" ... Distribution of U.S. surplus food In Hong Kong is handled entirely by the local offices of Church World Service, CARE, Catholic Relief Services, Luther- nii Biri —50 Yean Continuous Si' an World Federation, and the Seventh-day Adventist .'.HH » MANASOIIA* • FAlt' H. Welfare Service. Since 1954 through last year, the value of surplus agricultural commodities sent to Hong 30 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK Phone SH 7-2222 Kong totaled mora than $26 million.

l : 8—Mon&y, M*y 28, 1962 RED BANK HEGISTER 1854 Oceanport Vermin Married to Connecticut Engineer To Sail for England Clam Pie Recipe Miss Lynn Fredrick Is Bride MIODLE7OWK - W» ' t Miss Hoyf, Mr. Drew Wed Lynn Fredrick, daughter of Mr. An 1854 cook book "receipt" for an old-fashioned clam pie : and Mrs. Charles Fredrick, M RUMSON--The First Presby- is a challenge to modern cooks. Found in "New Receipts for Florence Rd., was married hew -teriu Church yn» the setting Cooking" by Mils Leslie, owned by Mrs. Harry Morford of Sstuday to Irving Hutchifi* StaV here S*turday for the marriage Oceanport, the recipe begins: ley, ion Of Mr. and Mn. Howard .Of Misi Cornelia Hoyt, daughter ,:, "Take a sufficient number of clams to fill * Urge pie A. Stanley of Andover, Conn. of Dr. and Mrs. Anson Garner dish when opened." No crowding, please. Rev. John E. Bites officiated Hoyt, 3 Dogwood La., to Robert It adds: "Make a nice paste in the proportion of a pound at the ceremony is the MWdle- Taylor Drew, son of Mr. and of fresh butter to two "quarts" of flour." town Baptist Church. Mrs. Mn. Jerome Bradley Drew, If a bride can figure out'the directions up to this point, George Hartman was organist A Point Rd., Little., Silver. she's readyfor the rest; reception followed in Fellowship' Rev. Harvey C Douie, Jr., of "Past«"Tor shell, fish, op* meat, chicken pies should be Hall of the church. fldated, assisted by Rev. Ken rolled out double the thickness of that Intended for fruit pies, Mr. Fredrick escorted his neth Magner of the First Presby- Line the sides and bottom of your pie dish with paste. Then daughter. She *#bre a. terian Church of Mount Vernon cover the bottom with a thick beefsteak, divested of bone and eggshell silk linen fashio A reception followed at Joseph's, fat. Put in the clams and season them with mace, nutmeg a scoop neckline on &»-,,— West Long Branch. and a few whole peppercorns. No salt. Add a spoonful of but- bodice and a chapel train flowing Dr. Hoyt escorted his daughter. ter rolled in flour and some hard-boiled yolks of eggs crum- from a bow at the back of the full She wore a long-sleeved gown of bled fine. Then put enough of the clam-liquor to make a skirt. She wore a mantilla-styled imported silk-faced organza over sufficient gravy." t veil and carried a Bible with a •ilk taffeta. The fitted basque This Is the wind-up: . • , spray of dogwood blossoms. bodice was designed with a por- "Put on the lid of the pie, which like the bottom crust Bridesmaid* in Pink trait neckline embroidered with should be rolled out thick, notch it handsomely and bake it French cordlog and pearls. The well." '"'"'•• bouffant skirt was fashioned with was maid of honor for her sister. "It should be eaten .warm," is the ending of the "perfect" Bridesmaids were the Misses an embroidered front pannier pan- recipe for clam pie. el and terminated In a cathedral Mary Lou Butterfield, Hartford, train. Her bouffant butterfly veil Conn.; Christine Johnson, Nor- was held in place by a coronet wich, Conn., and Lorraine Haas, of opalescent pearls and she car- Leonardo. They wore short- ried orchids and stephanotis. Honor Past Presidents lieeved gowns of dusty pink lin- Sisters Are Attendants en and carried sprays of dogwood MATAWAN - The Woman's Mrs. Grace Curran, correspond blossoms. Miss Sarah Hbyt, at home, was Club held its May Breakfast last ing secretary; Mrs. Donald Rob- Peter Yeomens, Syracuse, maid of honor for her sister, and week in The Poet's Inn. inson, drama chairman; Mrs. N. V., was best man. Ushers another sister, Miss Judith Hoyt, Past presidents honored includ- Benjamin Dennis, civics and leg- at home, was bridesmaid. Other were L. Owen Moore, Harris- ed Mrs. Allen J. Morrison, Mrs. islation chairman, and Mrs, John burg, Pa.; Richard Brownell, bridesmaids were the bride- David Bruce, Mrs. Donald Robin- Eggleston, building committee groom's twin sisters, the Misses East Hartford, Conn., and Nor- son, Mrs. S. B. Eggleston, Mrs. chairman. man Stanley, Weatogue, Conn., Virginia and Jessie Drew, at Arris B. Henderson and Mrs. Mrs. A. Edgar Palm will serve The bride, a graduate of Mid- home, and Miss Susan Richard- 'eter A. Read. v Mrs. Irving H. Stanley son Jones of Holmdel. as the new member of the build dletown Township High School, '-fc,, Mrs. Daniel W. Follweiler, Ing committee. The bridal attendants were attended Monmouth College, West Point Pleasant, fifth district vice The slate of officers for the Long Branch. She was graduated dressed identically in apple green Mrs. Robert T. Drew president, urged more interest in organza gowns designed, with bell coming year will also Include the Annual Sisterhood Dinner from the Hartford (Conn.) Hos- tehool and University of Pern* The couple are sailing to Eng- programs on controversial issues re-elected president, Mrs. Calvin pital School of Nursing and is skirts. They wore cloche caps of such as medical care for the matching organza bows and they sylvania, School of Oral Hygiene, land for the summer where Mr. D. Pearce; first vice president RED BANK — Mrs. Seymour were Jerry Beradino, Lise Mau employed by the hospital in the is a dental hygienlst. Drew will continue his work for aged. Mrs. Harold Fogg; treasurer Wiesen was chairman of the an- er, Lou Ann Galassi, Donette pediatrics department. carried crescent bouquets of pale Miss Geraldine Brown, a mem- yellow carnations. The bridegroom, an alumnui of New York University. Mrs. William Bowie; fine arts nual Mother-Daughter, dinner, Herring, Pat Hawley, Janle B. S. Degree ber of tfie New Jersey State Fed- sponsored by the Sisterhood of Hayes, Sabre Littleton, Bobby Jerome Bradley Drew, Jr., Admiral Farragut Academy, Pine chairman, Mrs. Albert: Abell; The bridegroom, a graduate of eration board of directors for 10 Congregation Beth Shalom held Walker, Suzanne Knapp, Pat Little Silver, was best man for Beach, and Rensselaer Polytech- American home chairman, Mrs Windham High School, holds a years and more recently State recently in the synagogue, Maple Coleman, Nancy Colby and Susan his brother. Ushers were George Prank G. Drogan, and garden de- B. S. degree in business admin- nic Institute, Troy, N. Y., is on Blue Birds Fall Conference chairman, spoke Ave. * ^ Schantz. Drawbaugh and Clancy D. Boyn- the staff of New York University partment chairman, Mrs. Harry istration from the University of briefly. Other guests were Mrs. Attending were Mrs. Arnold ton Little Silver; McDonald E. in the department of industrial 1 Chine. Connecticut, Stprrs, Conn. He Is a Leon Christinat, recently-elected Hartman, Mrs. Sol Rodack, Mrs, plant engineer for the Southern Wrenn, New York City, and Jesse medicine and is working towards "Fly Up president of the Matawan Con T. Randall, Rumson, cousin of Sidney Kessler, Mrs. Roy Sager, New England Telephone Com- his master's degree in radiologi- RARITAN TOWNSHIP — "Ha temporary League; Mrs. Camillo Mrs, Mortis Heyman, Mrs. Hy- Club Plans pany, Manchester, Conn. the bridegroom. waiian Luau" was the theme for cal health. He is a member of lentile, delegate from the Mata- Mrs. Anson man Polin, Mrs. Anna Polin, The couple will reside in Cov- Dental Hygienlst the third annual Grand Council Theta Xi fraternity. wan Junior Woman's Club, and Mrs. Ruth Zilberblatt, Mrs. entry, Conn., on their return Miss Hoyt, a graduate of Rum- Fire held by Campfire Girls and Mrs. Read, who has served as Aaron Breslow, Mrs. Milton Sol- Visit to UN from a wedding trip to Martha's son-Fair Haven Regional High Bluebirds Friday at the Raritan 'ifth district program assistance Is Wed In omon, Mrs, LeRoy Curtis, Mrs. RARITAN TOWNSHIP - The Vineyard pn Cape Cod. Stork-Shower Township High School. chairman for two years. David Stein, Mrs. Bernard Perl- Woman's Club international re- Mrs. David Bruce Installed mutter, Mrs. Herman, Cohen, OCEANPORT — A surprise Robert Corbliss, president of New York lations department, assisted ly the township board of education, Mrs. Charles Rainaud, second Mrs. Nicholas Goldenburg, Mrs. the education department, will stork shower was given recently spoke on the future and purpose vice president; Mrs. Joseph W. NEW YORK CITY - The mar- Martin! Graham, Mrs. Louis Bres- sponsor a visit to the United New Senior for Mrs. Robert H. Hoplock in qf the Campfire organization. Sheldon, recording secretary; riage of Mrs. Edward H. Anson low, Mrs. Rebecca Gordon, Mfs. Nations in New York City Thurs- i FREE! her home at 1200 Eatontown Blvd. Bluebirds accepted into the formerly of Shrewsbury, N. J. Jack Hecht, and Mrs. Charles day. to Ivan C. Strough of this,city Campfire group in a fly-up cere- Lerner. A bus will leave the Airport Group lists Hostesses were Mrs. Arthur took place here Saturday in the mony were Doreen Ledig, Anna- Students Win Plaza, Rt. 38, at 8:30 a.m. The j SUMMER Byrne of Oceanport and Mrs. Wil- Chapel of Brick Church, Rev Also, Nancy Graham, Mara marie D'Ambrosio, Deborah Cos- Hecht, Linda Hartman, Saretta group will attend the first ses- liam Bugachlck, Colonla. ta, Cathy McCormack, Patricia Latin Awards William N. Boak officiated. Its Officers j STORAGE Rodack, Sandra Newman, Robin sion at 10:30 a.m. and will lunch LONG BRANCH - The recent- Guests were Mrs. William De- East, Pamela Ogens, Casey Cor- RED BANK — Lois Ann Ma- The couple were attended by Kessler, Mindy Sager, Susan in the delegates' lounge. bliss, Patricia Flis, Merrill Leder, ;ee, member of the Latin 2 class Mrs. Anson's sister, Miss Dorothy ly organized Monmouth County vaughn and Miss June Castin, Heyman, Sharyn Polin, Louise The project is planned In sup- Council of Senior Groupg elected j ON RUGS Long Branch; Mrs. Louis Mas- Marcy Whitman, Frances Hig- at Red Bank High School, was Rogers of Bethlehem, Conn,, and Weisen, Sara Breslow, Debbie port of the New Jersey State gins Catherine Dluhi, Barbara awarded a winners' certificate in Clarence Mallinson of New York. its first slate of officers last saro and Mrs. Joseph Massaro, Solomon, Susan Curtis, Barbara Federation of Women's Clubs' week at the Jewish Community Duncan, Linda Farrell, Judy Mc- the 1962 national verse-writing A reception for the immediate project "Know Your United Na- Oceanport; Mrs. Raymond Stein, Marilyn Perlmutter, Bar- enter. Roach, Eatontown, Mrs. Leo Hol-Kay, Gail Fuller, Terry Gram- contest sponsored by the Classical family followed the ceremony In tions." Mrs. George Reseter, 21 bara and Carol Cohen. Mrs. Joyce Ruch, Atlantic High- ISH1-4255! lywood and Miss Noreen Holly- bling, Doreen Hess, Rosina Rizza, Outlook. Her entry ,was a poem the home of the bride. Lammers St., H a z 1 e t, is in Assisting with arrangements lands, was elected president. wood, Deal; Mrs. John demons Gail Trigilli, Jean Genoves, Mary entitled "Goddess of the Dawn." After a trip to Nassau, Mr. charge. The trip is open to local • ACME Cattle, June Duberson, Jean Kit- William Henderson, a Latin 3 were Bernard Perlmutter, Jack Other officers are Sam Shllansky, and Miss Barbara Hoplock, Co- and Mrs. Strough will reside al Hecht and Arnold Hartman, residents. son, Robin Hart, Cathleen O'Mal- student, also received a certifi- Belmar, Belmar Young ftt Heart ! CARPET & UPHOLSTERY j lonla; Mrs. Harvey Tilton, Rum- 1088 Park Ave. members of the congregation's son; Mrs. Charles Conover, Ever- ley and Sharon Wermann. cate for his poem "Daphne, 0 Club, first vic« president)! Mrs. • CLEANING COMPANY Men's,Club. Gerry L,eernan, Lehigh Univer- Lillian Cheses, West Long ett; Miss Ruth-Anthony, Shrews- New Leaders are Mrs. Albert Daphne." This is the second con- Grizzley bears are born during A program of music and dance sity wrestling coach, won the Branch, Young at Heart Club of j 128 Oakland St., Red Bank j bury, and Miss Gail Callopy D'Ambrosio, Mrs. Sanford Whit secutive year he has won a certif- the parent's hibernation and fed was presented by the Leah Mauer 128-pound title In the 1946 NCAA Navesink. man and Mrs. Gilbert Muirhead. icate. West Long Branch, second vioe from its stored body fats. Studio, Red Bank. Participating championships. president;, Misi Ida Miller, As- bury Park, West Side Community Club, recording secretary; Mrs. Weintraub, Belmar, Golden Age FREE GIFTS Club of Bradley Beach, corre- sponding secretary, and Mrs. Ben- FOR THE LADIES! jamin Ashin, Little Silver, Red GROUND GLASS —AIRTITE Bank Golden Age Club, treasurer. Apothecary Jar Named to the board of directors were Miss Helen Warsh, Belmar, BIG NEWS! Young at Hearts Club of Belmar; Mrs. Lotte Morrison, Long Branch, Young at Heart Club of Long Branch; and Brigadier Laura Fisher, Ocean Grove, Sal- vation Army Happy Days Club of Asbury Park. GRAND OPENING The new council, representing 18 county senior citizen groups, LIQUID 6 PACKS will provide a forum for the ex- WAFERS change of ideas, a clearing house for dates and affairs, educational 9 • •«/ ea. pack Chocolate programs informing the member- Mfg. Sugg. List 1.80 METRECAL Mfg.•**-• Sugg. Lis-t 1.25 ship on legislation affecting older persons, speakers and social pro- grams. FLAIR COLGATE FLORIDE Smith Alumnae HAIR SPRAY Holds Election TOOTH ^ DEAL — Mrs. Joseph B. Mount, Little Silver, has been REGULAR 1.69 VALUE elected president of the Mon- 69c ECONOMY SIZE DEBORAH HOSPITAL BENEFIT luncheon-fashion show Saturday in the Colts Neck Inn mouth County Smith, Club. was sponsored by the Long Branch Chapter of Deborah. Left to right are Mrs. James Others elected at a meeting last week in the home of Mrs. Walter Abii, Elberon, president; Mn. Martin Van Asjen, Oceanport, chairman, and Mrs. Wiener, 69 Roseld Ave., were OUR PRICE OUR PRICE Michael Saba, Red Bank, one of the members modeling fashions by Mongomery Ward. Mrs. M, H. Barrie, Brielle, vice Peggy Curtis was commentator. president; Mrs. Edwin C. Corson, 65 42 Jr., Little Silver, secretary, Mrs Carl A. Borgeson,' Little Silver, secretary, and Mrs. Wiener, Deal, alumnae counselor. OZON Scholarship . and educational LIQUID CREME SILVIKRIN programs were formulated by the members. SHAMPOO SHAMPOO MX STORAGE We Put the "000" in the Price HAVE STORAGE PROBLEMS? REGULAR 1.00 SIZE 1.00 SIZE • ATTICS TOO MOT! SHERMAN'S Moths love warm, dark places. c • CLOSETS TOO CROWDED! OUR PRICE OUR PRICE Bulky woolens crowd closets, leave no room for summer clothes. 39 Draperies 59 • BASEMENTS TOO DAMP! Garments can mildew, lose their Slipcovers 1 wearable qualities. Upholstering FAMOUS LOOK INTO THIS TODAY! Bedspreads Curtains SAINT AND SINNER "EAU DE RENAUD" Shop-«t-Home Harriet Phon.SHI-MU REGULAR 5.00 SET OF TWO 4-OZ. BOTTLES ONLY Sherman's '3.95 Decorators «J8 Broad St.. Shrewsbury GRAND OPENING PRICE - , ... This Includes Insurance FREE PARKING 198 Plus usual cleaning charges prolectioa up t0 LAUNDRY AND 177 DISCOUNT CENTER DRY CLEANING 177 BROAD ST. "SEVEN-DAY MONEY BACK GUARANTEE" RED BANK UNION - IMPERIAL 500 BROAD ST.. SHREWSBURY SHI- Adam and Eve [CDA Plans RED BANK REGISTER Mon4»*, May 28, 1962-9 Communion Anita BMser Is Bride Tv/ice Her Age Breakfast DBAS ADAM AND EVEi , >*dt E**t in tit* mwotiia- „ My Of Jerry M. Dibling I'd tike t$ opinion on my Studty Khool t*»cber was 31 RED BANK -The annual communion breakfast of Court St. problem from both of you. First yean oid tad uumarrted. We JBELFORD - Rey. William R.,ftower headpiece. She carried as I'll tell you i little about me. started going out together a lot, James, Catholic Daughters of America, will;be held,Sunday at Hodgdoa performed a doubie-ringjoW fashioned bouquet of White I'm 18 ye*ri old, had a very but it was always • threesome carnations; 9 a.m. in the Cryttsl Brook Inn, cereniony uniting Miss Anita happy ehlWboed and I attend (my sister, », went along). hMiss Gladys Firc*^ F67f church snd consider myself a When we moved back to Cali- following 8 a.m. mass in St. rle Reiser, daughter of Mr. atid James Catholic Church. Mrs, Frederick Reiser, 162 Wil- mouth, was.ihe .only bridesmaid. good Christian, I'm a person fornia I started corresponding Her full-length skirt of yellow with very high moral standards. with him and he wrote that be Mrs. William J. Rigney. newly- son Ave., Port Monmouth, and elected grand regent, and Mrs Jerry M. Dibling Saturday in the chiffon had a draped apron-effect. I don't believe in divorces. was In love with me. And I'm She wore a matching crown and When I was, graduated from almost positive I'm In love with Matthew Stanley, newly-elected Belford Methodist Church. vice grand regent, both of Mid carried an old fashioned bouquet high school last spring, my f«m him. The bridegroom Ts the son of of white carnations with yellow ily and I moved to a smsll town For awhile It looked as If we dletown, are in charge of reser- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dibling, 625 vations for the event. net and bow. we going to move back again to Sydney Ave., Union Beach. Leo Dibling, Oakhurst, was the East, but now my mother Guest speaker will be Sister The bride was given in mar Marie Nathanael, missionary best man for his brother. Victor says we're not. I don't know riage by her father. She wore a Hyer, Union Beach, was the what to do. I've, tried to like servant of the Most Blessed Trin- princess-style gown of brocaded ity. Sister is a case worker for the usher. other boys but none of them affeta with a full flared skirt. A reception followed in Oslp'j, measure up to Mm. At the Catholic Welfare- Bureau, Red The fitted bodice- had a V-neck- Bank, and has worked in Mon- Leonardo. When they return from thought of never seeing him line and short sleeves. Her shoul- their wedding trip to Atlantic again, Mose all feeling of life. mouth County for the past five der-length veil of French illusion years. She has been engaged in City, the couple will reside in Please help me. Fell from a crown of crystals, Laurence Harbor. Sunday School missionary social work for more pearls and rhinestones and She than 10 years. The bride atended Middletown Dear Sunday School: ^ carried an old fashioned bouquet Township High School and is em- U» miy > « whltr-bing Mrs. Dorothy Bockr Audubon of white roses. - --- ployed by BayshoreT Togs, Inc., Sunday school teacher, but secretary for the State Court of Miss Anne Mazella, Roselle, Keyport. New Jersey, Catholic Daughters he's s poor suitor If he expects IMPROMPTU PLAY PEN ~-New Yorlc't youngsters find little to occupy themselves cousin of the!, bride, was maid The bridegroom was graduated of America, will be a guest at you to be his Girl Friday by in the brick and concrete of the city. The Red Bank Lions hope to find greener SUN of honor. She wore a .shrimp- from St. Ann's School, Keansburg rushing back to him. the breakfast. colored chiffon floor-length gown and served in. the Army. He is , Adam rounding* for seme of them this summer, John G. Zerrer of 43 W. Front St. is chair- designed with cap sleeves and employed by Duotone Corp,, Key- If he really loves you, he'll man of the local Freih Air Fund program. round neckline, and a matching port. move those backwoods moun- TODAY tains to get to YOU, and you Set Uniform INSTALLATION LUNCH- and your parents can then de- EON, 'Sisterhood of Monmouth cide whether he's too old for Reform Temple, 12:30 p.m., Exchange Miss Susan Edelmann you — Just twice your age. HIGHLANDS -Mrs. James L, Crystal Brook Inn, Eatontown, Eve Tribune Fund Seeks Hosts Koran, Jr., Linden Ave., will con MEMBERSHIP TEA, Ayelet He'll never be twice your age Chapter of Bnaf Brith, 8:30 duct a used uniform sale and Sets July Wedding Date again, so wait awhile. Mean- exchange for students of Our p.m., The Oaks, Middletown. while, date others in your age Lions Sponsor Fresh Air Plan Lady of Perpetual Help School bracket. If none of them seem I RUMSON — Announcement of on June 13 between 7 and 9 p.m. TOMORROW to measure up to him, you may By HELENE MOORE iths engagement of Miss Susan at the school. AWARD DINNER, Keyport be using a make-believe yard- The Register's Social Editor -nrralne Edelmann, daughter of High School, 7 p.m.,' Crystal stick. Parents may bring in cleaned, RED BANK — The Lions Club Mr. and Mrj. Charles F. Edel- Brook Inn, Eatontown. Adam pressed and size-marked uni is on the hunt for 25 sets of mann, 54 East River Rd., to Don- DEAR ADAM: forms either to sell or to trade friendly parents for the New York What's the best way to make a for larger sizes. Proceeds wjl ald T. Orme of Elmhurst, III., THURSDAY Herald Tribune's "Friendly Town girl know you love her? She's benefit the school. was made at a recent tea given DONOR LUNCHEON, He- Plan." brew Women's League of Key- a sweet-voiced, lovely girl about Students will begin wearing uni by. her mother. 1 21 years old who acts as csshler This summer the Tribune's forms on Sept. 10. Girls will wear port; 12:30 p.m., Buttonwood The wedding is planned for July Manor, Matawan. for a Ferris Wheel concession Fresh Air Fund will shepherd white short sleeve blouses, with near my home,'which Is near the 8,000 children from New York's green jumpers, white or green 2 in the Red Bank Presbyterian Church. beach, I've ridden that Ferris steamy streets to rural and sub- knee socks, and shoes of an; thing up and down until I feel urban areas of New Jersey, Penn- color. Sneakers will not be per- Mr. Orme, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stork Shower 1 like a berserk elevator. sylvania, New England, upstate mitted. Green beanies will be' John T. Orme, Elmhurst;: is with NAVESINK — Mrs. Robert A Bit Bashful New York, and as far south as worn for church services, and the Federal Electric Corporation Connor, Monmouth Ave., was fet- Dear a Bit Bashful: Well: Virginia. In Red Bank and sur- either a dark green blazer coat in Chicago. He is a graduate of ed at surprise stork shower in It's time to level with her. rounding communities, 16 children or sweater may be worn. i the Valparaiso (Ind.) Technical the home of Mrs. John DeVesty, Many girls are attracted to found vacation homes In 1961.. A Boys will wear white shirts and Institute, and served three years Lakeside' Av«. Mrs. Thomas men who aren't aggressive. So number of these will be back green ties with any color trou- with the United States Signal Cooper and Mrs. DeVesty were smile bashfully and ask her If again this year at the special re- sers. Boys in the first four grades I Corps in Fontainebleau, France. ' hostesses. you can walk her home after quest, of their "summer" parents. may wear dark colored jackets Attending were Mrs; Otto John- Miss Edelmann, a graduate of work. In charge of the local project or sweaters. Boys in grades 5 St. Johnsbury (Vt.) Academy, is son, Mrs. Tlielma Cooper, Mrs Adam is;John G. Zerrer of 43 West through 8 will wear the green Harry Cooper, Mrs. Oliver Mac the granddaughter of Mrs. Harry You might ask her to lunch Front St., Red Bank, whose Lions school blazer during school hours. Miss Susan L. Edelmann Abrahart of Fort Lauderdale, Intosh, Mrs. John Connor^ Mrs or dinner first, but just be Club assistants are Peter Win- John Copper, Miss Virginia Coop- Fla., who is the former Mrs. yourself. You don't have to gerter and Robert L. Nicholas. John Knodel of Rumson. - er, Mrs, Donald Johnson, Mrs act like a big wheel with her. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas' venture Nell Johnson, Miss Alvira Craw Eve 'with two Fresh Air Fund boys Music Sponsors Elect Guests attending the tea were ford, Mrs. William Slocum, Mrs last year was such a smashing Mrs. Charles Eichman, Mrs. Wil- Robert Sodon, Mrs. George DEAR ADAM AND EVE: success that they took the pair liam Wikoff and Mrs. Theodore Rader, Mrs. RIehard Heidel, Mrs. My wife and I have been mar back into their Locust home dur- Moore, Red Bank, and Mrs. Thomas Ryan, Mrs. Charles Col- ried 10 years and have three chll< ing the winter when the young- Mrs. Edward Hubbard Thomas Key, Mrs. Nicholas Ho- lins, Mrs. Daniel Collapy, Miss micko, Mrs. Robert Becker, Mrs. dren. Recently I found out quite sters' mother was hospitalized. RUMSON — Mrs. Edward L.lretary, and Mrs. Robert Glaser, Gail Collapy and Mrs. Charles by accident that she was seeing They have had them down for Milton Finley, Mrs. Gordon Pag- Maxson, Mrs. Leon Liming, Mrs Hubbard, Jr., Fair Haven, has reasurer, both of Fair Haven. din and Mrs. Lawrence Pick, Lit- other men. When I asked her week-ends regularly since then. YOUNG NEW YORKER sits on a dusty street and con- been elected president of the Hi- Retiring president is Mrs. How. A. K. Drinkwater, and Mrs about it she at first denied it, tle Silver. Thomas Coakley, Naveslnk. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bramley, templates the hot summer ahead. If he's lucky, some Music Sponsors of Rumson-Fair ard Doughtie, also of Fair Haven. but finally confessed all. She Jr., of Fair Haven will have the Haven Regional High School. Also, Mrs. Marshall Ribe, Mrs. Also, Mrs. Tim Connor, Sr. kind-hearted rural family may open its home to him for Three music trophies and a then said she had lost all feeling same two young visitors again Richard Smith. Mrs. X. S. Smith Mrs. John Connor, Mrs. Walter Others elected at last week's musical scholarship will be for me. I love my wife very this year for the third time, and a two-week Fresh, Air Fund vacation. The Red Bank and Mrs. Robert Robertson, Shinn, Miss Eleanor Connor meeting in Bingham Hall were awarded by Hi-Music Sponsors at much and want to win her lbva a Sea Bright couple, Mr. and Lioni Club is sponsoring the project locally. Rumson; Mrs. Ernest Thompson, Rumson.' Mn. George Cooper Mrs. Aloys J. Schoenberger, the high school's Awards Assem- back. What shall I do? Mrs. Cyril Smack, have played 1 Mrs. Charles Moeller, Mrs. Wal- Mrs. :Katherine Welsch, Mrs. E* Rumson, vice president; -Mrs. bly June 15. ., >: Miisn:. Confused and Rejected host to the same pair of sisters ter Seymour and Mrs. Jean Ross, gene Nixon, Monroe, La.; Mrs, William Tumelty, recording sec- : Dear Confused and Rejected: for five consecutive years. The'group...will hold its fina Fair Haven; Mrs. Dalton Hall, James Van Brunt, Red Bank; Try to figure out why you lost meeting of thV season at a pic- Monmouth Beach; Mrs. William Mrs. A, H. Jordon, Mrs. Leonard her, and make amends. Have Mr. and Mrs. James F. Me- June 28 Dinner to End Garden Club nic-luncheon June 12 at noon at Scharmann, Navesink; Mrs. Ray- Gehlhaus and Miss Dorothy you been inattentive, or Ill- Namara, Jr., of Little Silver un- the home of Mrs. Frank H. Van- mond Gilbarte, Long Branch; Gehlhaus, Fair Haven; Mrs. C. tempered? . Have you treated expectedly Joined the Fresh Air Honors Couple Duzer, 638 Ocean A*ve., Sea Mrs. Margaret C. Gill, River Richard Applegate, Freehold, and her with respect or belittled family last August when two lit- Keyport Club's Season Bright, In case of rain, the picnic Plaza, and Mrs. Francis Drucker Mrs. William Heidel, Hazlet. her? Judge yourself strictly. tle boys arrived by mistake two WEST LONG BRANCH - More will be held June 13. Committee and Mrs. A. E. Zellers and Mrs. Other guests were Mrs. Thomas Adam weeks early and found their as- KEYPORT - A dinner on June Laursen, civics, legislature and than 40 members and guests of aides are Mrs. Allen Burke, Mrs. Bert Rodgers, Shrewsbury Macintosh, Toms River; Mrs. Why blame h I m without signed host out of town, A Red 28 In Colts Neck Inn will close education; Mrs. George Parcels, the Monmouth Elberon Horticul- Robert Plate, Mrs. William Price, Tim Connor, Jr.,' Linden; Mrs. Bank Register reporter suggested drama and music; Mrs., James tural Society recently met at Mrs. Charles Ricksecker, Mrs. J. Others were Miss Sandra Wells, knowing more facts, Adam? the season for the Keyport Wom- Atlantic Highlands, cousin of the Edward Walder, Mi's. H. R. Many a housewife has strayed broadcasting a plea for substi- an's Club. Ellis, retiring presidents-public Turner Brothers Nursery to hon- C. Harkin, Mrs William Hopkins tute parents over Station WHTG. or Mr. and Mrs. Harry King of and Mrs. Charles Geary. bride-elect who will be honor at- Young, Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. from the straight and narrow Mrs. Harold Bottger and Mrs. Welfare; Mrs. A. J. McNeill, art Mrs. McNamara was first in line. Little Silver, who ,are moving td tendant, and Miss 'Joan Gelle, Walter Johnson and Miss Joan as a result of her own weak- Thomas Fallon are co-chairmen. and literature; Mrs. Nelson Wal- The high school band will at- Dayton, Ohio. Little Silver, a bridesmaid. Johnson, Shark Hills Falls; Miss nesses. The husband here Is Another youngster whose hosts New officers installed at recent ling, garden and conservation; tend the Broadway musica Janice Leone, Wanamassa, and shocked, but he must shake it canceled out suddenly the day he meeting in the library wpe Mrs. Mrs. George Aumack, civil de- Mr. King, the group's treasurer, 'Camelot" tomorrow in few Mrs. Paul Carney, Oakhurst. off and act like a man to save was to arrive found a home with Fallon, president; Mrs. J. Em- ense; Mrs. Alfred Folsom, mem- has been a member of the so- York City. Hi-Music Sponsors is OUR HOME MADEf his errant wife from losing her Mr. and Mrs. Russell Miller of bership, and Mrs. Harold Bott- ciety for more than 10 years and underwriting the cost of the bus mett Collins, first vice president; ICE CREAM self-respect. Belford when his plight was de- Mrs. Thurlow Harris, second vice ger, publicity. has served as president for two transportation. Catholic PTA Eve scribed over the air. president; Mrs. Lawrence Nolan, Mrs. Ronald Hepburn has been consecutive terms. Hostesses at the meeting were Snags in the plan are infre- recording secretary; Mrs. Nelson accepted as a member and Mrs. Mrs. Francis Juska was top Mrs. ,George Squires, chairman BIRNN CANDY Meets Tonight Send your personal questions quent. Prospective hosts can Smith corresponding secretary, Lawrence Beatty was re-instated. scorer in a horticulture quiz, Mrs. Robert Platt, Mrs. Charlei and problems ts Adam or Eve Winners in a flower competition Schleif. and Mrs. Harold Haas. specify age and sex of their and Mrs. E.L. Archer, treasurer. Philip Kano, sociology instruc- RED BANK - New officers Lowell or both, as you prefer. were John Cherell, first; John guests to fit In with their own Executive board members are tor at Monmouth College, dis- will be Installed at a meeting of For a personal, unpublished children and family activities. McDonald, second, and Alex the Parent-Teacher Association reply, enclose a stamped, ad- Mrs. James Alger, American cussed relations between the Emslle. 1^ Red Bank's only of Red Bank Catholic High School They may, if they wish, specify home chairman; Mrs, Norman United States and Japan. dressed envelope. Mall to race or religion. In this respect, tonight at 7 o'clock in the new ADAM & EVE, in care of this auditorium. Frederick H. Lewis, the fund's TO GRADUATE newspaper. executive director, likes to cite (jSOLP STORAGE VAULTS Mrs. John J. Decker, regent of NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — the response of an agency worker fleer, will Install the slate. SEVENTH BIRTHDAY Miss Sarah See, daughter of Maj. who was asked how she screened and Mrs. Charles M. See of the Officers are Mrs. Charles Don' HAZLET — A luncheon birth- children for her shelter. FOR FURS AND WINTER WOOLENS ath, president; Mrs. Anthony Sea- day party was given for Louise Naval Ammunition Depot E.'rle, tuorchlo, first 'vice president; Ann Jakstonls, Middle Rd., Sat "Lord love you!" said she. "We N. J, will be graduated at the Mrs. Robert McCune, second vice urday afternoon. Louise is 7. have no time for that. We only 38th commencement of North' SPECIAL BOX STORAGE PUN president* Mrs. William S. Kray- Gueats included Brian Bauman, know they are children in need!" ampton School for Girls, on June bill, third vice president; Mrs Kathleen Bragdon, Laura Jaksto- The youngsters may stay for 4. Miss See has been an honor • Bonded Routemen • Economical Rates Floyd M. Brown, secretary, and his, Santa Cama, Judith Allen, two or four-week periods, as re- student and this year was secre- Mrs. Edward H. Kerbs, treasurer. Susan Ready, Jimmle Stephens, quested. The first group will ar- tary of the Student Government Mrs. Donath will crown the Heidi and Marc Kreuter, Robert rive from New York July 18 and Association and news editor for UOM'S statue of the Virgin Mary. De Gennaro, Edward Bogachuck, stay until Aug. 1. A second con- the school paper. WHITE ST. RED BANK Teacher conferences will pre- Kevin- Stephens, Holly Ann and tingent will stay from Aug. 1 to She will enter Smith College in cede the meeting. Thomas Beers. Aug. 15. the fall.

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Consequences (7) Rescue 8 <4) Today day on NBC, iratroopers behind enemy lines Thedin was tndescribsbte. <8) Gtrtoost (11) Yogi Sear 7:1J-(4) Call to Prayer "1 wonder today how we ever nd casualCie* are high. One "I was scared blue and wasn't (7) window Shopping 1:40-(4) Weather 7:21— (7) Morning Prayer got through," says cutter Phil loussnd .0, S. and RAF, bem& about to get out of the tank. I (I) Favorite Story 1:45- (4) News 7:S0- (5) Columbia Lectures Rosenberg, looking over the awe- rs attack the German installa stayed in there for 18 htrurs until 11:41- (J) Guiding Light 7ifit- (J) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons some footage ta he narrows 33 ons and the. assault troops, in- we began to move Inland." (11) Rocky & His Friendi (4) Biography I:M- (2) Captain Kangaroo reels oriilm down to six. And luding Sgt. Rosenberg,' hit the From that landing on Rosen- ll:8S— (4) Newt (5) Bat Mtsterson (5) Sandy decker he was there, a sergeant in the eaches at 6:30 a.m. Total Al- berg lived in constant noise. l:0»- (2) Burns and Allen (7) King Of Diamonds (7) Tommy Seven tank corps of the Second Army, ed strength came to 2,876,439, "You get used to it and can't (4) Trouble with Father (I) Terrytpon Circus 8:30- (7) Llttls Rascals landing in the first wave on the icluding 20 U. & Divisions, 17 sleep without it. When it's quiet • (5) Cartoons (II) News 8:45- (9) News and Weather Utah beach. ritlsh Divisions of which three you know something!** wrong." (7) Day In Court 7:M- (2) Local News 8:50- (9) Cartoon Time Rosenberg and his tank went re Canadian; one French and Reliving the invasion ^France (9) Movie 7:10- (2) Weather «:60- (2) Amos 'n* Andy all the way to Germany, getting ne Polish. has certainly stirred Rosenberg (11) Fun At One (11) Local News (4) Slimnastics almost as far ss the Rhine, be- Bad Weather Helped * up and will probably bring back 1:25- (5) News 7:15- (2) News (7) Memory Lane - - fore a shell had his number on The weather, is so bW neither nightmares for those Involved. it. "It's true," he says. "You (7) News (11) Weather (9) Jack LaLanne eneral Von Rundstedt, or Gen- "How We ever got" through",' I 7: SO— (2) never hear the one that gets you. don't know," he repeated, shak- (11) Time For Science To Tell The Truth S: 15-(4) Family rai -Rommel, who was under 1:S»— (2) As The World Turns (4) Everglades »:25- (5) News I woke up la a hospital." im, expect the move. The two ing his head. (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (5) Johnny Staccato 1:39- (2) My Little Margie The six reels of film from the (5) Movie (7) Cheyenne (5) Topper captured German[Army, British (7) December Bride <«) Movie (7) Beulah Information Service, U. S. Signal l:40-(ll) New Frontiers Of (11) Jeff's Collie (9) Movie Corps, TV's "The Big Picture," Science 8:00- (2) Pete and Gladys 9:55-(4) News and the U. S, Air Force will 1:55— (4) News (4) National Velvet 10:60— (2) Calendar - show landings on Omaha, Utah 2:00— (2) Password (5) Tightrope (4) Say When and the British beaches and end (4) Jan Murray (11) Passing Parade (5) Movie with the troops going into the TONIGHT' CO-HOSTS — Peter Llnd Hayei and Mary Healy 8:30— (2) Father Knows Best (7) Susie ' French towns. Buildup for the will be horti of the NBC-TV TonlQht" color «how the week (7) Jane Wyman • MOW AT BOTH THEATRES (11) Atomic Age Physics (4) Price is Right 10:05—(It) Tell Me A Story big day will Include scenes of «» May 2Wune 1. The hiwband-and-wlft comedy team recently the Cairo meeting between Pres- brake nightclub record* In New York with their briaht, new act 2:25— (4) News (5() ) Peter Gunn 10:20-(H) Exploring Science 2:30- (2) House Party (7) Rifleman 10:30- (2) I Love Lucy ident Roosevelt and General Eis- EVA MARIE enhower where the general first (4) Loretta Young- (11) I Search tor (4) Play Your Hunch Adventure learns he is to head the landing. SAINT Drama (7) Gale Storm 9:00- (2) Danny Thomas German footage shows Paul Go- (7) Seven Keys 10:40—(Jl) Spotlight On Art WARREN TVKeyMailbag W) 87th Precinct 10:55— (9) Mahalia Jackson ebbels jabbering away, the build- (9) Star and Story (5) Rlverboat 11:00- (2) Video Village up of German fortifications along BEATTY (11) School Time For (7) Surfside 6 (4) Price Is Right the channel, a tour by General Las Vegas" and "White Christ Senior Citizens By STEVEN H. SCHEUER <8) Perspective On • .' (7) Ernie Ford Rommel who is appallled at the KARL mas." An interesting fact aboul 2:5J- (5) News Greatness (9) Cartoons condition of the German wall, Question — After seeing "West George's association with "West 1:69- (2) Millionaire . MAIDEN Side Story," I am a George Cha- — I am having an MONTCLA1R WINNER OP MATINEfS argument with a friend. She say. Clairldge—Windjammer 8:00. Wed,, Sot., Sao. thony, Carl Butts, Gerard Bowles, Red Gross 7-2S Gregory Farrell, John Freeman, that George Maharis makes rec- TV Key EDISON to 2:30 Oliver Jackson, Jr., Stanley John- ords, but I say he is just ar. ac- Menlo Park Cinema—Jessica IT MEANS THE lyOUNP IS IN- ACADEMY EVENINGS son Larry Jones Donald Med- tor.—M. H., Greenwood,-Miss. Drive Shows 2:00; 4:55; 7:20; 9:20. FECTEP. ANP THB INFECTION AWARDS! 8:30 Answer — George used to be PERTH AMBOY IS SPREAPING. SEE A ler, Sherman Morgan, Ronald Previews including Regional, ranks first in her class sumption after hours last' Feb. of 176 students, and is active in 350 EXTRA 21. 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n, , SH LQOIQ DAY Ul0' SH J-I1I0 NIGHT Home Delivery SECTION TWO MONDAY, MA)f 28, 1962 New Jersey News' Briefs Top Award to County Firm By The Associated Press . WASHINGTON, D.C.-J. How. our fishery' resources are the Cubbage then noted that ear- scale expansion of oceanographic "Our company for long has NEWARK — FBI statistic* for ard Smith, lac, industrial fish twin responsibility of all citizens, lier in the day President Ken- research programs in conjunction >een engagegg d in research and the first three months of 1962 processors of Port Monmouth,, regardless of whether they fish nedy had told the White House with a more systemized harvest evelopment of fish, protein con- la six Urge New Jersey cities N.J., and the associated Smith for market or recreational pur- Conference on .Conservation of of the wealth or protein in the. :entrate, some times called fish show an over-all increase in vio- Research and Development poses." the pressing need for a broad- sea. lour," said Cubbage. "Thirpro- lent crimes over the same period Corp., were recipients of the uct can conceivably change the last year, i Nationally, crimes U.S. Department of Interior's ietary standards of underdevel- against persons were up six per 1962 Conservation Service Award ped nations everywhere in the cent, the FBI reported today. In at a convocation of conservation- world." Newark, there were 181 aggra- ists held In conjunction with the Fish protein concentrate, he ex- vated assaults in January-March White House Conference on Con- Iained, is 70 per cent protein compared with 323 a year ago, servation here Friday. ind is odorless, tasteless and and 10 murders or ribn-negllgeni Secretary of Interior Stewart :olorless. It may be introduced manslaughters compared with 8. Udall, who made the presenta- is a protein supplement into Forcible rapes decreased from tion, commented that a historic •read, cookies, rice and virtually 46 to 32. Jersey City. recorded milestone in the conservation ef- ill other cereal foods. two murders compared with one; fort had been attained in that the Cubbage then remarked upon Smith companies were the first 24 aggravated assaults compared he sweeping changes taking commercial fishing operators place in his industry. with 21, and six rapes compared ever to receive "the highest with one in last year's first quar- "There was a time," he de- award the Department of Inte- lared, "when menhaden were ter. Only Camden, among the six REACHING FOR THOSE HIGH NOTES w«re Ann* Boyle, rior can bestow for conservation used as organic fertilizer. To- cities, recorded a decrease in achievement." day, our entire catch is chan- left, and Diaane McCarthy, member* of the Keantburg all three crime categories. A long-time program to per- leled exclusively into the poultry band at they rode ferris whael and practiced numbers petuate and manage wetlands on and animal feed industry. To- played at Saturday1* beachfront opening day ceremonies. NEW YORK - Three mem the'part of Smith companies and morrow, the product will be em- bers of a teen-age street gang their donation of a research ves- ployed to a; considerable extent who police said beat a New sel's services to the U.S. Fish and for human consumption both In Jersey man to death In Brook- Wildlife Service were the prime the United States and abroad." A Roaring Start lyn "Just for kicks" were ar- considerations upon which the Other J. Howard Smith execu- raigned yesterday on- homicide award was. made. ives present at the ceremonies charges. The trio was held Large Acreage with Mr. Cubbage were Dr. I. without bail for a further bear- It was noted that the extensive William Lane, Little Silver, and Keansburg Opens ing In the death Saturday night acreage of marshland under Harry Krigel, Port Monmouth. •of Victor De Jesus, 32-year-old Smith ownership in New Jersey father of three, of SOI Hender- have been: retained as vital son St., Jersey City. Charged waterfowl habitat and nursery Khrushchev Its Resort Season with ' murder were Wllfredo areas for important commercial Latorre, 17; Edward Rivera, and game species of fish. The properties are also largely open KEANSBURG — The resort season here got off to a roar- 20, and Herbert Johnson, 15, all Congratulates of the Wllllamsburg section ot to the public for hunting, fish- Ing start Saturday. Brooklyn. Police said De Jesus ing and recreational boating According to Mayor Louis T. Collichio, crowds estimated VISITING DIPLOMATS — At the African Seminar at Monmouth Regional High School and his brother, Ismael, SO, purposes. Saturday, S. T. Adusei-Poku, public relations officer of the Ghanan mistion to the Carpenter at between 10,000 to 15,000 mobbed the boardwalk at night were en route to visit a cousin .The Cape May, a Smith re- (or a fireworks display—one of several events scheduled to In the area when about 15 search vessel, was used by United Nations/third from left, and Miss Phyllis Kotite of the U, S. Department chat MOSCOW (AP) — Premier (tart the summer season. - youths attacked them. Ismael scientists from the Sandy Hook with visiting student Tom D. Owuor, left, of Kenya, and Don McCafferty, chairman of Khrushchev said today that since The mayor said that businessmen, were highly pleased Malcolm Scott Carpenter's orbit- said he managed to outdistance Marine Laboratory and the N.J. the Social Studies department of the high school. • with the results of the program. '.•••-' the youths' before they could Division of Fish and Game last ing o{ the earth, the Soviet Un- MUNICIPAL BEACHES catch him and he summoned summer for a systematic study of ion no longer has priority In space. He said about 3,000 persons were on hand during the day police. * sharks in New Jersey coastal to walk the boardwalk and patronize the concessions. waters and to complete a hydro- African Sent inarWe IIA ttended The Soviet ieader was speak- The mayor noted that municipal beaches did not open as graphic survey of the continen- ng at the opening of an Italian NEWARK — Police Inspecto tal shelf. had been planned because some fencing at the beaches still trade fair. He spent most of his Dominic Splna was kicked in the "This patriotic gesture per- time talking about the American has to be installed. He said the remainder of the fencing arm by a 22-year-old convictei Students Meet Counterparts, Hear Officials ahould be in place by Wednesday. mitted scientists... to collect for astronaut's exploit. burglar Saturday after a will their researchers information NEW SHREWSBURY - Near- The season was officially opened with the mayor cutting know details of the economies "To achieve all that lies before "I especially congratulate him stolen car chase through North and material which would not ly 200 students of Monmouth Re- • ribbon at the foot of Carr Ave. Newark and Belleville. Police and societies of the countries of us," he stressed, "we must pu on his courage and fortitude in a otherwise be available to them,' gional High School explored a the visitors. They asked what ca- He was to have been assisted by Eddie Carmel, billed as said Spina fired a shot that special emphasis on African situation when he could have commented Secretary Udall. new continent Saturday, with ex- reers the young Africans are pre- unity, on a regional basis.''. been burned up" somehting the "tallest man to walk the face of the earth." punctured the gas tank of tin Cubbage Comments pert guides. stolen car during the four-mil' paring for, and details of the kind The African diplomat spoke foi went wrong or di ed'in the V Accepting the award for the DISTRIBUTE CANDY chase, which reached speeds o! The African Seminar, sponsored of employment the students ex- more than an hour. The audience sea," Khrushchev said. Smith companies were C. M. Mr. Carmel got lost on the way to the borough but did 90 miles' an hour. Spina wa by the Social Studies department pect to find when they return of young people was extremely The premier sneered at the Cubbage, Middletown, a former manage to arrive about 3:30 p. m. . , kicked when police trapped the of the high school, featured per- to their countries. As soon as one attentive, and had a series ol scientists who directed Carpen- member of the N.J. .State Fish He walked the boardwalk, distributing candy to iyd^gsiefs. stolen car, driven by James P. son-to-person conversation be- question was answered, another searching questions for him a! ter's flight? saying that while and Game Council; Lawrence I. Later in the day a shower of some 1,500 balloons was O'Hara nf 18 Oraton St., on tween young Africans studying in one was asked. the end of his address. the astronaut was in peril they Clarke, Locust, and Otis Smith, turned loose on the boardwalk. Each balloon contained re- Holmes St. near Belleville High this country and the students The African visitors had no op- "couldn't give him any better ad- Lewes, Del. Miss Phyliss Kotite, public af. bate tickets for prizes at concession stands and amusement School. .O'Hara, who was con- from Eatontown, Shrewsbury portunity to ask any questions vice than 'drink as much water Cubbage,.who is president of fairs officer of the United State: rides. victed of 19 .burglaries in Belle- Township and New Shrewsbury, about life in Monmouth County. mission tp the UN, spoke on Hi as possible.' " The big attraction was at dusk when a flreworkf; dfsplay; ville, Newark, Nutley and Irv- J. Howard"Smith;'Inc, subse- But they obviously learned that ; quently stated at a reception in Seven visiting students—from rola the African nations havi Khrushchev first praised the was set off. ' W w^$*«' ington iii 1958, was charged witli Kenya, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, young people who "attended .'the played in the UN. Soviet Union's own achievements, • 'The 'mayor said the beach merchants plan a series of assault and batteryi --••:-••• Secretary's UdalPs offices: high- school seminar have lively "Naturally we are most grati- Guinea and Uganda—were totally then said: promotions throughout the season.- curiosity, informed interest in Policy Of Neutralism fied to be the recipients of this surrounded by Monmouth Region- "Butwe don't have priority in- Some events scheduled are band concerts and high wire al students during the period of Africa, and an impressive fund of She praised the good judgmeni LAMBERTV1LLE — Methus- very high honor. We are parti- basic information on that con- space. The Americans have put acts. •'..-•. "informal seminars." Questions of the majority of nations, which, two men into space as well. elah, a 360-pound python,' Is cularly pleased by recognition of tinent. she stressed, "happen to be new now at his new home In a pri- the very obvious fact that we, as came fast, and the African stu- "I especially congratulate the dents proved able to answer them S. T. Adusei-Poku of Ghana, nations^'' in UN votes duriag thi vate zoo here. The snake, commercial fishermen, are of : second one." in detail. public relations officer of that past year. " * claimed by his owners to be necessity conservationists. Per- country's mission to the United End of Segregation the largest In captivity, is SI petuation of our wetlands and The local students wanted to "Many myths have been circu- Nations, gave the main speech of lated that the new African coun- feet long and about 100 years the day, on "Problems and Pros- old. Methuselah's owners, Mr. tries are politically immature 2 Cyclists pects of Modern Africa." and irresponsible. This is not and Mrs.' Howard Wise Bar- Sketches History Urged by Wilkins ry of nearby Buckingham, Pa., Higher Education true," she said. had quartered the python In a He sketched the history of the She stressed that this govern- Hit by Cars NEWARK (AP) — Extraordi- He urged corrective measures to room of their home. To move 9 continent from 1815 when it was ment's administration "has re- MIDDLETOWN — Two cyclists nary corrective measures must rectify 5 the "extraordinary de- him, the Barrys enticed the carved into spheres of influence peatedly expressed its sympathy" escaped injury over the" week- be taken by communities to privations of the past," which he snake into a large canvas sack 'Battle Royal Seen by the European powers until for the African nations' policy ol end when they were struck by and then four husky men now, when 28 African nations eliminate racial segregation in said still exist today. PATERSON (AP) — Assembly- said the state Department of neutralism. cars in separate accidents. loaded the sack into a blanket- have representatives in the fchool systems, says, an official Wilkins also claimed that varl man James M. McGowan, D- Education was aware of the The speakers were introduced Frederick Jenkins, 6, of 331 lined tub. Methuselah was cap- United Nations. of the National Association .for ous means to foster segregation Union, said yesterday "that some by Frank L. Weinheimer, super- Oakland Ave., Belford, was struck tured nine years ago In Thai- needs and problems of private There, he "the policy of the Advancement of Colored were being used in many north- day we're going to have a battle intendent of the school. Saturday by an auto at Ocean- land. He eats only once a colleges and offers them counsel- People (NAACP). ern school systems. royal in New Jersey in the field the African bloc is positive neu Don McCafferty, chairman o: view and Summit Aves. month, but that meal consists ing and guidance, but the use of of higher education" because of trality and non-alignment." the Social Studies department, a Police said the youth rode his Roy Wilkins, NAACP executive He said such means Included of 30 to 35 defeathered chick- public monies for private schools One of the main problems of so spoke. bike in front of a car operated director, said last night that ra- gerrymandering school districts, ens. state, county and private controt would raise "basic questions." his own country, Ghana, he said, by Mrs. Ruth E. Heineck, 143 cial ghettos were forced on racially drawn school districts, of colleges. Important Project is primitive agricultural methods, Negroes decades ago and are manipulation of the transfer sys- McGowan was a member of a Summit Ave. The proposed community col: which oblige 60 per cent of the the main contributing factors to tern,-assignments of-Negro teach- BEVERLY—A- law is needec panel discussing New Jersey's Beach Litter The boy was treated in River- leges will be one of the most population to work to produce the school segregation. ers, and restrictions upon ad that would require governmen! new two-year community col- country's food. view Hospital for a scalp abra- vancement of Negro school per- officials to make regular dls important projects in higher edu- lege plan on the radio program, In this area, he declared, Peace Battle Slated sion and released. Negro citizens are determined, sonnel to supervisory posts. closures of their assets and lia- cation that the state has ever "Legislative Report." Corps missions are providing val Yesterday afternoon, Robert he said, that "the ghetto shall bilities, says Sen. Clifford known, Assemblyman Alfred N. He said the city of Newarl: The Union County Democrat uable* assistance in modernizing *-& Adams, 10, of 18 Middletown not be used to propitiate the Case, R-N.J. Case, who has in Beadleston, R-Monmouth, pre was barring Negroes from be- said that with state colleges un- farming methods. TRENTON (AP) — The stati Ave., was struck by a car operat- evil of the Jim' Crow school." troduced such a measure in thi dieted. He added that the cost of coming principals in its school der control of the State Depart- Conservation Department wil ed by Roy F. Harrelson of last three Congresses, repeate private colleges Is becoming so Pinpoints Problems weeK ana continuing inrougnuu - —. system. ment of Education, with Rutgers use , helicopters beginning thi: his call for enactment of the pro prohibitive that the community He pinpointed other problems the summer to battle beach litter Georgia. Signs of Times Wilkins made his comments In University relatively independent, week and continuing throughou According to police, the youth posal at the dedication of a colleges will provide the only of the new African nations, in- and pollution. a statement prepared for the an- with community colleges under said the brakes on his bicycle NEW YORK (AP) —Signs of post office here Saturday. Cas( means of education for many stu- cluding economic shortages and Conservation Commissioner H. nual meeting of the Essex Coun- county control and private failed and he rode into the path the times: said a disclosure law would pro dents. lack of social services. • Mat Adams announced Saturday ty Chapter of the American schools under private manage- of the car. vide "an almost automatic wa "The fact that we recognize our that persistent offenders will Astrolsnd, a new $3 million dol- Jewish Committee last night. He ment, there is "bound to be a Peter W. Jacobsohn. chairman to protect the public interest i problems Is the first step in find face a maximum of a year's im- He was treated in Riverview lar amusement park, opens at departed ;*rom his text in ad- duplication of efforts, waste and of the N. J. Committee for Two- the Integrity of our governmenta ing solutions," he said. prisonment and a $1,009 fine. for abrasions and released. Coney Island this Friday, featur- dressing the group but spoke inefficiency." Year Colleges, said he did not ing such rides as the Rocket Ship generally on what he described processes and . . . protect th believe any private schools were Starflyer, the Mercury Capsule as the fight against segregation public servant from unfoundei Form Of Aid suffering from the impact of Skyride and the Ascension Tower. in northern schools. suspicion or malice." He suggested the state Depart- community colleges. The commu- ment of Education should offer nity colleges, he said, will help some form of aid to private col- this country realize its greatest leges in the interest of maintain- intellectual potential. ing a freedom of choice to the student seeking higher education. He also said he hoped the depart- ment would study the situation Driver Hurt "regarding the uniting of all these facilities and providing a better system of education," In Crash Harold Friedman, chairman of MIDDLETOWN - Ragnvald the Bergen County Colleges Need Rnndcberg, 524 Cummings Ave., Committee, replied that commu- Lonq Branch, is in fair condition nity colleges do not duplicate, but in Riverview Hospital with cuts Instead supplement, four-year andbruises suffered in an acci- colleges. "We're adding to what dent on the Garden State Park- we have, rather than duplicating way here early Saturday morn facilities," he said. inc. Dr. Guy Ferrell, state director Mr. Randeberg Is a professor of two-year college education, of psychology at Monmouth Col- lege?!. According to state police, thr- Fire, Aid Units RandDberj! car was being pushed in a northbound lane by a car Stage Drill operated by Jean Berdou of Fort Lee. Police said the Randeberg MIDDLETOWN — Five fire car started and when Mr. Ber- companies and four first aid dou pulled onto the shoulder both squads participated in a fire drill cars were struck by n third car at the Ivy House Nursing Home oiwrated bv Thomas F. Eoeckel, on Kings Hwy. yesterday. The 371 Navcsink River Rd., this drills are held periodically. place. Members of the police reserve Mrs. Boed;el, n passenser In MISS MATAWAN — Larry Gilbreath, chairman of contest, crowni Jo Ann B. Malar, and civil defense units also par- lirr husband's car, was treated HAPPY DAY ~~ Charles Leventhal, cubmatter of Cub Paki 146, New Monmouth, ticipated. Fire companies taking for a brusi^d nrm nt the hos- 201 Main St., Mitt Matawan of 1962. Mitt Meier, 20, attends Pace College in th* part were Middletown, Old Vil- oital nnd released. helps hit ton, David, gat aboard wagon for a hayrlde tponiored Saturday by the pack. lage, Belford Engine, Bclford In- evoningi, while being employed by a New York ttoclc broker. Runneri-up »rm Patty Attiiting Mr. Laventhal With. David ii Harold Hazalwood, partially hidden, owner of dependent and Port Monmouth. Mayers Inn, Rumson Farmer, left, Matawan Ave., 17, Matawan High School ttudont, and Eileen Janwieh, th« wagon. The hayride ttarted at th« New Monmouth Beptiit Church and ended at First aftl squads were Llncroft, Daily Double - Lobsters • 2 for 2 Church St., 18, who attends Rad Bank High School. The judgas wart Dr. Anthony Falrvlew, Pqrt Monmouth and $3.00. Open six nights. Closed Bodman Park with a wiener roait. Lawit Moort is pack committo* chairman. East Keansburg. Mondays.—Adv. J. Piiani of Rumton, Mrs. Mildred Day and Cecil Acktrton, both of M«taw«n, . at John Kull and Roger Brown D< Spring Series Titles for Host Club lrt, l«j I, the title with nine points. Run- l«!)tMiirrl«B.fli « Mi!un. '! ! SHfFH\K"nE!t) RED BANK — Three defend- M Buses 1. Ch«lM (Bud) Roie«, 90; 8. Wattn, Ml I Muuoa ng champions retained class ier-up was clubmate Jack Lin- Shrewsbury B.fcY.C. j 2. Tom Morrlwn, T. Doug BI»( lUcf r 1. ChtrUt loaf, MonJnouth Club came to a conclusion on the hampioriship in grand style, win-gindledl , 44.. l*l « AdmAdsmionn 3no3no\\ Bhrtw tataury «,*Y.C.«* ; 5 . MlltenberjerMlltb , tfoy.t>»ink River yesterday. ng both final races. Engle won Hon. The host Monmbuth club had even of the 10 Jet races. wo of the defenders, John Kull, The series runner-up was John Flying Dutchmen, and Roger albot, of the Monmouth fleet, Shore 7. Undt *ehljw: Brown, in Penguins. The other ;ith 37 points. Keith Elkins, an- Y.O., 6>: «. Drue* «r«ot>, Moomoutb defender was Cal Engle of the her Monmouth sailor, was third Conference KC * sland Heights Yacht Club, in ith 51. •««?" Jets. Riv«t Y.C. Olsen and Bill Olmstead each B.C.: 3 Monmouth sailors won four of osted second place finishes Baseball the six championships. In ad- aai'«. lUroiditi^ MSinwuth •esterday'* racing. A DIVISION B.c. «. Jtclc Undenttal, Mgomoutli dition to Kull and Brown, Cook had a first and a W Pet. &« lUrei 1. Kiill, X MatthlhMB, I. Arnold Schwartz nipped his club- :eventh Jn the final Wood-Pussy Ulbrlch, •*.. lindMithal. S. M«« War. Asbury Park ...» .890 baa»le, Richmond County (1.1) T.O. mate, Reid Dickerson, for Light- ctlon to take the championship Branch -.9 .«M rtoai Fotata — L Kalf. »; X. Und x-Cllnched Championship Bansett Wlnmill, Monmouth B.C.; 4, in action. The Penguins only lnl Rarm 1. June Methot, Honmoulh B SOUTHERN DIVISION Bill Mahoney, Monmouth B.C.: 4. l.C.; 2. Reid Dlckerflon, Monmoutb B.C.; Ktlfttlmpsonp Brown, SlirewabuSlirewabury fl.ftY.fl.ftT.C.; ficially dedicated yesterday. The field is named in honor of Dr. George A. Sheehan, Jr., Rumson, for his part in had two out due to the important Arnold Schwartz, Monmouth B.O.: W Pet. €. Don Monmouth B,C Downer spring regatta at noy Knapp, Monmouth B.C-s 5- Irv JSnd« RaciI d 1. Wlnmilllill , 3. DoD nC Colysrl , founding the academy. Dr, Stiaehan, second from left, Is shown viewing the dedication plaque in his honor. .•awls, Monmouth B.C.; 6. -Herman x-lakewood .... 7 .777 Kavcslnk S3.: 3. Mabonay, 4, MuLcan, Mantoloklng. /eatal, Monmouth, B.C. ^ . Southern Reg. .556 5. Hills, 8. Byron Selder, Naveilnk S.B.; Others are, left to right, Brother Bernard, director of CBA; Tim and George Sheehan, Dr. Sheehan's two sons Znd Kace: 1. Schwartz, 3. Dlckerion, Rogers and Tom Morrison . Methot. 4. VU-K VaUKhan, Monmouth Brick Twp .560 Final Poiolt — 1 Cook, 3(: 3. Wln- attend the academy, and Lawrence Durkln, chairman of the dedication committee. St. Aloysius, Jeney City, shared firsts in the final two I.e.; S. Knapp, ft Teatat. mill, 28; 3. Brown, 38', «. Mahon»y, M; Final Folnln — 1. Schwirtr, 18; J.Toms River .... .444 ft. Ilrub Ranci, Nnveslnk B.S., 47; Comet events. Rogers also had ickfrson. 1$; 3. Kna-pp. it; 4. Vestal, Pt. Pleasant I 7 .125 6. Doug Raynor. Monmotttlt B.C., Bs; squeaked to a 33-32 triangular meet win over CBA In the new track'* first event, with St. Michael's, Jersey City, 5S; 9. Boh Adaraa, Bar Head Y.C., T. fielder. 61; II. Co lye t 69; ». nip second place finished to help BS; «. Methot. 71: 7. Uwl», 73. it-Clinched Championship Larttud. Honmoutri B.C.; 71. placing third with 14 points. nail down the title. Sindle placed third in both races. Charles Long and Bill Bryson Monmouth sailors, each had 8 NEW STORE HOURS! New 440-Yd. Track Dedicated at CBAfirst and a second in the Pen LINCROFT — Sheehan Field, ficially dedicated yesterday with Roselle Catholic, St. Aloysius and Robert Reynolds (CBA); 4. Tom Saal guin competition. Open Daily 7:30 A. M. to 9 P. M.; Sat. 8 A. M. to 6 (S1A). Time—23.9 Schwartz posted a first and Christian Brothers Academy's ceremonies and a varsity trian- St. Michael's competing. 440-yard dash: Won by William St. Aloysius nosed-cut CBA, Cue (Sl.Al; 2. Robert Hughes (St.I!) third, while Dickerson had two new qgarter-mile track and ath- gular track meet among CBA, 3. Frank Racan (CBA); 4. Keith Masl SPEEDWAY PROVED FOR TURNPIKE SAFETY letic field, so named to honor 33-32, in the first meet held on (CBA), Time—54.6 seconds in the final, Lightning and St. Aloysius and St. Mi' Mile run: Won by Joseph Marln races. Schwartz took the title Dr. George A. Sheehan, Jr., of the new track. St. Michael's fSt.A); 2. Charles Dlppel (CBA); 5 chael's of Jersey City. Afrosh inished third with 14 points. Thomas McKnlglu (CBA): 4. Edwar with 18 points, while Dicker- Rumson for his part in helping Kelsey (CBA). Time—1:31.8 to found the academy, was of-meet also was held with' CBA, In the frosh events CBA came 680-yard relay: Won by St. Aloysiui son wound up with 19. Defend 2. CBA. Time—1:40.8 ing champion Roy Knapp was home the winner easily. The Colt Mile Relay: Won by CBA: 2. yearlings placed first in four Aloysius. Time—3:5S.5 third with 48 points. Medley relay (440, 220, 8S0): Woi if the eight events to pile up 36by St. Michaels; 2, St. Aloysius. Tim June Methqt was first and third points. —3:59.7 yesterday and finished sixth Golden Retriever 100-yarfl dash: Won by Walter O'Mal' Two of Dr. Sheehan's 12 chil- ley (St.A): 2. .Johrt Jtnlmone (CBA) over-all with 71 points. 3. Joseph Plenataro (CBA); 4. Georgi dren attend CBA. Both are fol-Salmon (St.M). Time—10.8 Kull had a first and a second lowing in their father's foot- Freshman in the final two Dutchmen races tc Cops Best-In-Show CBA 3d. Roselle Catholic J7 • Kull won nine of 11 races to take steps in track competition. Dr. St. AInyslns IS, St. Michaels 1 680-yard run:'Won by James C3ulr |S Sheehan was a top flight dis- (Sl.A); 2. Tim Sheehan (CBA); 3. OCEANPORT — A golden re^Noyes King, Rumson; German tance runner for Manhattan Col- Kevin Sullivan (CBA); 4. Robert a Lemke. Time—2:18.9 IU triever, Ch. Cragmount's Peter horthaired pointers — Merry- lege, and both boys are develop- 220-yard dash: Won by Joseph Hal- O retto (CBA): 2. Robert Kcmke (HO; a: owned by Mrs. Jane Englehard, inakers Dapper Dan owned by ing into excellent runners. X Joseph Rodriguez (St.A); 4. Rob- Keyport a. Far Hills, earned a best-in-show Edward Gagnon, West Hyannis George, Jr., a member of theert Zaleskt (Ttci. Time—25.3 4(0-yari! dash: Won by William victory here Saturday at Wolf port, Mass., and Borzoi — Ch.junior class, finished second in Kllmas (RC): 2. Carm Tcllerl (RC) 3. Joseph Asrack (CBA); 4. Wllllan 'Io The FIRESTONE Hill Farm at the 32d annual.Mon- Denton's Matvey C. D. owned the half mile yesterday. Tjm, KHrnan (3t.A). Time—ST.8 ui mouth County Kennel Club Dog by John jlplSSIJniber off-Harris- a freshman, placed second in the Mile run: Won by Peter Stcnuinneia res U (CBA); :. John Encer (CBA): ..3. Show, burg. P; frosh 880-yard event. Walter Heperman (RC); 4. William Milton Ertanger, Oak- Variety flroupi Jordan (9t.A). Time— &421.3 NYLONAIRE Mrs. Sporting (Richard H. Jennings -SCMMAUIfcS — 100-yarn dash: Won by Richard Holt- hurst, who judged best in show, olden kamp (CBA); .2.- Joseph Rodrlguel NO f eter; A Vanity (RC): 4. Bob Short High School had individual win- the 21,4-year-old that has wonTerrier iWilllam Rms Proctor, Judge loy (St.A) 2. Steve Ganz (CBA): 3. ollc; 2. CBA. Time—4:18. •7-1, Mrs. Betty Hyslop'a cairn terrier, ners in four events in winning several group trophies. Ch. Rossmars Clanrui O'Calrndanls; 2, Mr. and Mra. Charlei C. Btaiter's Scot- the team title In the Central Other finalists were a cairn tish terrier, Cii.CarmIcb.ters Fanfare; Jersey Group III track and field terrier, Ch. Rossmars Clanrui 3, Elinor and Andrew O. Czspskl's min. lature echnauzer, Ch.Atodrel'g Aladdin; championships at Asbury Park O'Cairndanla, owned by Mr4s. Jtistag Kennels' kerry blue terrier, Wave Clinches Tie High School . Stadium here Betty Hyslop, Ontario, Canada; Ch.Tregoad's Vlckey'a Victor. Toy VMTS, Emma B. Haug, Judge)— Saturday. the 15-inch beagle. Ch. Gay Boy1. Rose A. Sloan's Maltese. Oenll of of Geddesburg, owned by MrsKismet; J, Mrs. Peter Frellnghuysen'i Keyport won the title, Its firs toy poodle. Fairytale'! Flourish; 3, Mn For A Division Title Willard K. Denton, Mt. Kisco, Matthew H. Imrle's Pekingese, V«e o in Group III competition, with 29 N. Y.; the boxer Ch. Flintwood's Freeland; 4, Esther J. Hassler'j Ion LONG BRANCH — The Green walks. Two other Buccos reachei points. Somerville finished sec- coa1 t chihuahua, Haailer's Myty Myte. Rabble Rouser, owned by Rob- Hound (Mrs. Jeannette W. Cross, Wave of Long Branch High base on Wave errors. Labrioli ond with 26 points. • • ert and Enid Randall, Stam Judge)—1, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllard K. Demon's 15-Inch beagle, Ch.Oay Bo clinched a tie for the Shore Con-struck out three batters. Bruce Jackson was the stand- ford, Conn, and the Dalmatian or Geddesburg; 2, S. Edward Simon' out for Keyport with victories in bloodhound, Ch.Black Tommy of Huferenc. e A Division baseball Long Branch gathered all four Ch. Barney Oldfield in the Valley, KUenot; 3, White Gahles Kennels wire the high jumji and broad jump. haired daschahunfl, Ch.Hubertus Hler of its runs in the first inning. • Curba • Mttal Objectt • Chuck Hol«a owned by Mrs. Lenmore Allman, onymus; t, John H. O^mboer's borzo crown by whipping Red Bank His winning efforts were 6 feet, Doylestown, Pa. Ch.r>enton'a Matyey, CD. Al Ferrugiaro and Bob Silver- Working (Thomas 8. Lee, Judge)—1 High, 4-0, behind the no-hit stein each drove in two runs, I inch, and 21 feet, l'/4 inches, GET MORE FOR YOUR TIRE DOLLAR James and Georgia Jannuzzi Robert and Enid Randall's boxer. Cli Kllntwood's Rabble Houser; 2. Frepitching of jjunior Len Labriola Both sluggers blasted double: respectively. GET THE NYLONAIRE! West Keansburg, won the open Flnkl's great tiane, Ch.Amor von Mels- here Friday. with the bases loaded. A bas< The Nylonnire is not • sulvfltandard tin built EASY terjlnser; 3. page Hill Kennels' Shet- John Pote set one of four rec- A obedience trial with a German land sheepdog. Ch.Stronghold O'Page'i Long Branch and Asbury Park on balls by starting pitcher Bol ords in the Group III competi- to sell at A price. It is a full-sized, 4-ply, nylon tiro built with. Sarcty-Fortifiod cord and Fireetooo ihepherd Kim-I-Ko. The Ger-Hill; 4. Rear Adm. and Mrs. Robert J. both have completed their A Coyle and an error aided tft tion with a 2:01.6 half mile TERMS man shepherd, Fairalea von Wild- Folp's Siberian husky, Ch.Tamberlan Rubber-X to give yon roaximom safety and Siilo- or Heath Crest. Division schedules with 6-4 rec-Brancher cause. clocking that broke the oli age toe your tire dollar. bad, owned by Mrs. Fern Gir- Non-Sporting (Edward H. Goodwin, ords to end up in a title dead- record by seven-tenths of a sec kent, Brick Township, took sec- Judge)—1. L.esnore R. Allman's Palm». Jerry Frost worked Labrioli tlan. Cll.Barney Oldfielrf In the Valley; lock. Red Bank has a 5-4 rec- ond. ond. 2. Mr. and Mra. Emerson P. Hemp- for two of the three Red Banl stead's keeshonti, Ch.Nedert&rt Herman ord. The Bucs can tie for, thebases on balls. Larry Lucisani Ed Scullion was the final Key- In the Junior showmanship con- V. Mack; 3. Mr». Peter Frellnghuysen's miniature poodle, Ch.Avron's Squarf loop championship with a win also walked. port victor with a 4:43.3 effort in Plus tax and your tests, John Uhden, Point Pleas- Dancer: 4, Carole R. Whltlock'a chow over Neptune tomorrow. It is Tinker Dorn pitched the fina; the mile. Scullion held the four- rccappable tir«. ant, took third in the novice di-chow, Ch.LJlbern's Chinese Red Robin. a makeup game. The Bucs and «„ , , , ' „ "„ T 9 Real In Shoo flVe inninss for Red Bank lap record last year In Group vision with his Australian terrier. Jane TCnglehanl1* golden retriever, ScarletScarlet ' Fliers played to aa 2-2| - Size 6.70-19 Blachwall Tube typo Ch.Crngmonnl'fl Peter. . llted Bank (ni ranch (4> II with the same clocking. s Lucy Gans, Keyport, 12, took deadlock in 10 innings early in! AB n it inn TUBELESS $2.00 MORE lecond in the Open A division 1 tne I.uclaano.'J.claano.Jb 2 0 DiVolp.Jb o Ths four Raiders stars gainei Entry new Firtatoo* tit* it Novice A—Mark and Mi Miirivic season. Neptune is in the Mottine.cr 0 o: Epstein.'Jb WHITEWALLS ONLY $3.00 MORE QUARANTIIO with a golden retriever, and'fJrrman shepherd, flaron U:ivls.;it) ;i It UlHrown.lr 20 of the team's p'l'nt total. Fred (10S). i-Sn Bmo-Keo "A" cellar with a 2-7 record. 1, AirahBt defect, in worfaMO. Martha Henry, Normandy Beach, Llphrnow.If 3 0 ORnker.lb Hoban added four more with •hip and mttctiabi lot H» Novice B — John F. Christie Jr.'* Should the Buccos lose they will Coyli-.p.rf 3 0 niF'rugl'ro.rl glpoodle, Tory Hollow Rebel r 1P6i. Hit of tha original s 0 O'Oaltman.cf encounter*! la tmtj&af Special show winners Open B—Conslance E. Vlckerman's gional and Middletown Town- rvuier.rr 0 OiLaBrlola.p P—enwr. or' m» lor tb* English cocker spaniels — Ch.cocker spaniel, Sugarbrook Stardust Ship. i Dorln.p o o: HAZARD GUARANTEE number vt Broths vaclflad. (198). Join Leonardo It«jUoein«nla proratod on M Dunelm County Commissioner, Utility— AJvln M. Hall's golden re- Labriola allowed only three] 21 0 0 23 4 wrnd baMd nahtt pi triever, Mr. Chips of Silver Bay, U.D.T. C. D., owned by David Noules runners to reach base, all ona-Grounderi t out for Frost In 71li. Honored in all 6O States and Canada comnt at timo ot dj Red Bank -.000 OO0O— I) I/ins Branch ....(00 000 Drill Team "I.— FerniKlaro, Silberstelti Struck SPEEDWAY PROVED FOR TURNPIKE SAFETY SPEEDWAY PROVED FOR TURNPIKE SATEIV nil by—Coyle. r>nrnlo. Librlola J. LEONARDO — The Leonardo Wilk s ort—Coyle X Dornlo 1. La- Brlola Rifles Drill team recently ac cepted four new members Int 7-O6 Its ranks at an Inforrnalwelcom Famous BISSELL Trenton Defeats ing ceremony held here recently Marching for the first time i the team's last 'parade in Asburj Freehold, 6-1, In Park on Saturday were Richar Lloyd, Union Bench: Jens Han NJSIAA Action sen, Union Reach; Stephen Rafe Neptune, and Danny MacDonald, TRENTON - Trenton HiRh Keyport. BE TIRE SAFE ousted Freehold Regional from The Leonardo Rifles holds th< the N. J. State Interscholastic rating of second in the nation Athletic Association baseball Their precision drill and rifle ma- your tires tourney with a 6-1 drubbing of neuvers have hrousht them thf tho Colonials here Friday. New Jersey American Lepjoi Don't take chances. It was Freehold's final Rume. Championship crown the pas DRIVE IN TODAYI Ihr Colonials ended the season three years. iv ill] a 9-8 record. Trenton's win upped the Tornadoes' record to up with a four-run outburst in 12 victories in 17 contests. 'he ton of the fif'h. Hill Campbell pitched a neat rrenlnn (0) Freehold (I) AB 11 II AB II II two-hitter for the winners. The n m 0 mainstays of the Freehold club i!Ollw"thiT,2b 0 1 nil season, Rich Milich andDavo Po'd'b'kylb 1 0 | 0 Glum, banged out the hits. 1 R'thman.mi 0 0 1 I*»rtyko.If o, Kr'rtman.ii I) 0 where your dollar buys MILES more Milichs safety drove in the Free- n H.Pnum.c 0 f hold run. His hit. a triple, fol- ... - l o n O 0 lowed Druce Saunders' walk in' n n thi> fourth frame. o o STORES X! » 10 33 1 3 Trenton took the lead with „.,-'.Trmcii for Osry in 7th Maple Avfl. at White St., INJURED MAKING GAME-ENDING CATCH — Detroit Tigor rightfiolder Al Mino n^ie runs in the second and-Tr piuon mi nui n -n 1 f^Mol't ()(KI 1(10 f Red Bank—SH 7-5700 third innings before wrapping .It/ -ill -MIMIt'h. i^nmhsrtiif, Htnirtr rolls over aft«r making diving, game-ending catch of jinking liner off tha bat of Yankee flsri- R; C/irnithell 7. Quanerk 1000 Atbury Ave. Asbury Park im », It.runty 4. Walks of( Rai-» ll»ton Howard in gams «t N«w York Saturday. Kalin* suffered broken collarbone and KKI) IIA.NK K 3. CampbelC«mrbrll I. QunlwQunlwrk J.. oliim a,a. Kooney I. HIK off. !l»c« J in B. ramp- Pit 5-8700 nut taken to Lenox Hill hoipital. Tigen Won game 2-1. (AP Wirephoto) ll—Mon.Jay, May 28, 1962 ll 0 In 3, Qu«lii.<-k 4 in 4, (llum i ' Red Bank Store Onlyl 0. Jlooney 2 Is 9. 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lu.eo* PAMUNQ FOB 28,000 CAW CHWf.li iimhr >< ml «MM*tf Ch.ll. 16—Monday, Mty 28, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER PromisingRunners InMonmouth Events OCEANPORT — A particular- Searching:,, while Speedwell I« by ly promising pair of undefeated Bold.Ruler out of Impemtrlce. ^trsU fillies are among the •With weHJwed youngster* Hk« promising pair of stakes-winning these," notes general manager 2-year-old fillies are among the Edward J, Brenntn, "we »rfe look- more than 650 young thorough- ng forward to outstanding re- breds still eligible to Monmouth newals of:the .Sapling and Soror- Park's $100,000 Sapling and Sor-ity this summer. The Sapling has ority, it was announced here Sat- already produced. such brilliant urday. Third and final payment colts as Hail to Reason and Sir to maintain eligibility to the com-Gaylord, and we think this year's plementary juvenile features is Sorority nominees offer unus- due June 15. uallv high promise." Among Jhe 367 potential can- Monmouth Park officials, with didates for the six furlong Sapling such a thought in mind, have for 2-year-olds Aug. 4 are the scheduled the Sorority to pre- Fourth Estate Stable's Copy Chief cede the Saoling, so that an out and Harbor View Farm's Omar standing filly can compete in brad. Copy Chief, by Hasty Road both events. Affectionately, now out of Aunt Jinney, won both his regarded by professionals as the starts in Kentucky this spring as country's leading 2-year-olcf filly, though he could beat any kind. aopears to have the breeding and Omarbrad, owned by Louis Wolf- ability to accomplish this difficult son and named for Gen. Omar double. Bradley, also Is undefeated after The owners of the winners of a sensational debut In Miami this both Sapling and Sorority receive CHAMPIONS AND CHAMPIONS—State diving champloni Craig Schaffter of Red HOW ABOUT THIS? — Mel Allen, sporticaster for the New York Yankees, center, past winter. purses |n excess of $60,000, plus ii greeted at state Junior Chamber of Commerce convention in Asbury Park Satur- The six-furlong Sorority for %valuable trophies designed by Bank High School and Susi* Steadman of Aibury Park H. S., left, are ihown with day by Dr. Robert Watson, left, outgoing Jaycee president. With 'them is Salvatore year-old fillies, on July 28, has earner's of New York. There are I960 Olympic itar Lynn Burk« and Molly Botkin, right, after performing in water ihow 291 junior misses still eligible In- also special cash awards to the •t Alumni Day of St. John1! University. Standing if iwimrning coach of St. John'i,' Trentacotte of Middletown, representing Ballantine's Beer, which arranged to have cluding Mrs. Ethel D. Jacobs' un- breeders of the first four horses Allen deliver principal address at convention. defeated Affectionately, winner of across the line in both the Sap- Dick Krempecki. - Aqueduct's recent Fashion Stakes, ling and Sorority. and Christopher T. Chenery's To maintain eligibility, a fee Speedwell, winner of the Debu- of {125 per nomination is due a Shore Net Teams Bounced Colic's Sailing in Final tante Stakes at Churchill Downs. Monmouth Park on or before Matawan Affectionately is by Swaps out ol June 15. Buccos Day's Races Cops Regatta From Tournament Early Jersey Derby Expects 12 MANTOLOKING — Runyon Bruce Anderson of Monmouth Edges To Start PRINCETON — All Shore area Dennis Schurgln to sideline the Colie, Jr., of the host Mantolok- Boat Club turned in a fine per- high school tennis teams were 'iners. Ing Yacht Club, captured six of formance, taking fifth place over- quickly ousted from the 16th an- Neptune lost both singles when the 10 series races to easily take all with 226 points. In Starting Gate Wed. nual NJSIAA state tennis cham- Richie Eittreim and Paul Schloss- the 16th annual Downer Fleet Roger Brown< another Mon- pionships on the Princeton Uni- bach went down to defeat,"The Lions CAMDEN - With the 3-year-old Allie Grlssom's Roman Line and C-JPlay versity courts Friday. The single Flier doubles combine of Dave spring Penguin class regatta on mouth sailor, waas seventh in Barnegat Bay this week-end. the standing with 201 points. championship for 1962 as wide Fred W. Hooper's Admiral's Voy- elimination tourney continued here Beanie and Bill Megiil also lost ' Colie, one of the nation's top — SUMMARIES — MIDDLETOWN — Matawan's open as the government's pocket- age for the public choice for the Saturday, with the finals slated to complete the North Bergen, FINAIi POINT 8TANDINO — 1. Rtin John Yates tossed a two-hitter, book, there will be more than 1 %miles. Close behind will be ASBURY PARK — Red Bank for Memorial Day. victory. , small boat sailors, posted 299.7 yon Colie Jr.. Mantoloklni Y.C.—299.7. High School's tennig team will 2. Dick Tto«e. Sea Cloff. Long Inland but the Huskies needed an un- usual Interest in the $130,700 Townsend B. Martin's -.Sunrise Lakewood, regular season Neptune waa not at full points in defeating a top-flight, *—253.1, 3. Gardner Cos, Mantoloklng take on Lakewood, Central Jer- 37-boat fleet. Y.C.—242.9, 4. Phil Marrlner, Center- earned run in the top of the sixth Memorial Day Jersey Derby, County, Christiana'Stable's Cyane champions of thh e CCentral Jer- strength. Its number one singles port, Ittng Island—230.5, S. Bruce An- inning to squeeze a 3-2 decision sey Tennis League leaders, to- Moderate to brisk breezes pre- which is expected to get 12 start- and Fred E. Power's Vimy Ridge sey Tennis League suffered its player. Skip Comstock, was derson, Monmouth B.C.—226, 6. Bruce over Middletown Township High ers, six pf them definite title pros All six have the credentials to day as the loop begins its play- 'Vailed for the series. The gusty Lockwood, Woodrldge, Conn. — 216.9, o,ff matches. first defeat of the campaign, away on a class trip." "... 7. Koger Brown Monmouth B.C. — 201, Friday on the losers' diamond. pects. go on to the championship. losing 2-1 to a powerful Summit puffs capsized many of the boats 8. Jim Carson, Metedeconk River Y.C. In the other match of the top Bishops Bow In Saturday's racing, while —200.4. 9. Cliff Campbell. Mantolok- It was Matawan's 15th victory It will be a tossup among Others in the Jersey Derby: squad, Suburban Conference Asbury'Park put up a struggle Inpr y.C. — 194.2, 10. John Newman, against one setback this season. George D. Widener's Jaipur, T. Crimson King Farm's Crimson four teams it will be Princeton champions, in first round play. others suffered equipment dam- Metedeoonk River Y. C. — III. meeting Neptune High School on against Passic before 'losing. age. Hundqy Hare* It ended both teams' regular Satan, winner of the^world's rich- Neptune drew a first round Ralph Stark went down to a lat: 1. Rose, 2. Lockwood. 3. Cox. seasons. Matawan, however, the Little Tigers' courts. Runner-up in the regatta was Collr, 5. Anderson. est race here last fall; Brook bye, then lost a 3-0 decision to quick defeat in the opening, sin- !nd: 1. Collie. 2. Rose, S. Lockwood, stills sees action in the Shore field Farm's In Force, Mrs. Joe The winners will then battle Dick Rose, £ea Cliff, Long 4. Carson, 5. Cox. Interboro it out Thursday on a neutral North Bergen in the second gles, but Alan Novogrod and the 3rd: 1. Colie, 2. Cox, !. Campbell, Conference B Division playoff W. Brown's Green Hornet, Jopa round. North Bergen had ad- Island, with 253.1 points. 1 Bishop doubles team of Charles i. ^Merso- . 5. Hose. game and the N. J. State Inter- Stable's Flying Johnny, Eml court for the Central Jersey Defending champion Gardner 4lh: 1. Campbell. 2. Colie. 3. championship. vanced by defeating Glen Ridge Van Middlesworth and Art rlner, 4. Rose, 5. John Harkrader. Bay scholastic Athletic Association Dolce's Grid Iton Hero and Mrs in the first round. Cox, of the host club, was third Head. Softball Red Bank Is the defending Brawer both lost tough three- Mh: 1. Colie 2. Carson. 3. Bnn R tourney. Middletown ended with Marion F. Frankel's Sidluck. Asbury Park dropped a 3-0 set decisions. over-all with 242.9. Cox won theirptt. Lake Carnejrte. Princeton: 4. a 7-9 record. W L Pet. champion. After a slow start, the first two races Saturday, but a M Bogart, Mantoloklng Y.C; 5. Mar- Jerrys Bar 1 0 1.000 Of- the top five horses In the Buccos have become a dangerous contest to Passaic in the first Princeton wag off to a quick lnrr. Matawan, B Northern Division Experimental Handicap rankings round, 1 broken mast in the fourth race nth: 1. Colie. 2. Marrlner, 3. Camp- title winner with a 12-0 record, Sportsmen 1 0 1,000 squad. The Bucs came on strong- start as Griffin Dix won his bell, 4. Cox. 5. Locltwood. this year, three will be starters A fourth member of the C-J singles assignment. Sherman hurt his chances. Colie's sen- Katiirdav Ylncen meets Lakewood, B Southern Oceanvlew Bar 1 0 1.000 ly after its slow start and lost sational sailing here yesterday 1«t: 1. Co*. 2. Lakewnort. S. Clalr- Shrewsbury Township 0 1 .000 here Memorial Day: Crimson to the leaders by only a 3-2 loop, Princeton, lost 2-1 toBer- Winters lost the second singles, Dave Weinberger O.Boyer,3b 3 12 BurtDup'e.3b 3 0 1 Wood (disqualified after finishing Princeton, which lost to only (Pi def Charles Van lllddleaworth A season with a 4-4 record in of Hoffman High here Friday. It was Matawan coach George Snarls, If 3 1 11 Robinson, r( 2 1 3 in dead-heat for first) and Goth- Art Drawer (API 8-8, 8-10, «-3 dual meets. Winsch.lf 1 0 Ollmbembo.rj 0 0 0 Lakewood in the regular season, POINT PLEASANT BEACH — North Bergen C!>, Neptune (I)) Keyport finished in third place Deitz's 100th victory against 22 Zellman.p 3 1 It Rosen.cf 3 0 am; third In Flamingo (disquali- Rumson-Fair Haven Regiona Bbb Stephen was the standout in the loop with a 7-5 record, setbacks.-^.. Kane.lb 3 1 should have little difficulty dis- Ed Garment 'NB> def Richie Hit. Turr.2b 3 0 fied after finishing first) and posing of Neptune in the othen High drove four runs" home ' intrelm (N) 6-3, 9-7 for the winners Friday. He one game below Rumson's 8-4 Matswan (3) MlddlMown (!) Wyatt,2b 10 0 Jerry Novack (NB) d«» Paul Bchloss- H II Swift. semi-final. The Little Tigers won, the top of the seventh to over- picked up 10 points for tirsts in mark. Hoffman placed fifth with Flynn.cf 2 0 1 . bach (N) 6-1, 6-3 Colllns.is 2 10 P.BurnsfCt 3 0 0 33 9 U !S 5 0 Crimson Satan, of course, wa 4-0, In their earlier match. come Point Pleasant Beach Doubles the 100 and 220 and added three four wins and six setbacks. It Gar'f'no.c 3 0 0 Oc(an View -.210 ; 3. Thomas (Ml. Time— ABn ii 3 Poptach.c i 1 OiKln'ter.lf Miller,c 4 4 HKeoiurh.lb 3 1 2 Sunrise County, Eldon Nelson on 4 1 0!Turnpr.21> Marsh.c( 5 2 (HCole.c St. Rose last batting chance at the plate Building Against Mile Run — Won by Harris (Ml; -. 0 0 0 Inmnn.ss 4 0 OIBrat'lls.rf Piners Romp, 11-4, Peterson.5b 1 0 O|Merrltt,e 0 0 0 Cyane, Sam Boulmetis on Vimy in the seventh. Harriett (M): 3. Prlggert tM). Time— F'rmo.io.rf 3 1 l|Ho'r'hnn,ss Kanacl),20 4 2 21 f:0<.0. R. Drill.3b 4 1 HPnst.lb Olralri.ir 4 2 01 Ridge, Larry Gilliean on Crimson The big blow of the inning was WATER 60 yd. High Hurdlra --- Won by Wahler.cf 3 1 Weeks.lb In Title Warmup Abbes.p 4 0 2| Satan, Steve Brooks on In Force, O'Dell (AP); 2. Huhhard (M); 3. Bob J. Drill.If 2|Hyer.c Nine, 5-0 a double by Jim Robinson that Insnn (AP). Time—8.2. Nem'th.2b 3 0 IliVanPelt.ct 3 0 LAKEWOOD - Marty Enge 41 11 T 24 1 3 Howard Grant on Green Hornel 100 yd. Low Hurdles — Won by Bae- RED BANK — Red Bank Cath- drove in the first two runs for PENETRATION Lange, lb 3 1 2IR'blns«n,3b 2 O tossed a four-hitter and his Lake- Sportsnlen ...063 302 0—14 and Walter Blum on Flying John- t)te, (AP): 2. Hubbard (Mi; 3. O'Dol C«c'rllln,3b 0 0 Waizy's .001 000 0—1 olic made its 1962 baseball rec- the Bulldogs. Fred Dicksonthen With (API. Time—12.0. Op'sky.p 2 wood teammates smaked out 12 nie. Jockeys are yet to be named Discus — Won hy Jackson Caseys blanked St. Rose of Bel- single before winning pitcher lfii. squan, 11-4, here Friday. Shot Put — Won by Jackson (AP); 32 7 7 27 1 AB n ii AB n II mar, 3-0. John Post's single brought home t. Rose 1 Ml; 3. Haddock (AP). DH «-Orounded out lor Opatosky In 6th. It was an intra-B Division con n.M'han,2Andrews.Ifh 2 (t0 01[Palumbo,r KerrlRan.cf. J 0 Jack Damico with the deciding SILI-CLEAR Unce—!T3\". Hoffman .. _..- on'l 012 3—7 Monahan.2--b 2- 2- 1- Dowlln.lb 3 0 0 Bishops Lose Finale George Fennel started and Javelin — Won by Madlung 'M>; 2. test. Lakewood has already nmdf from flraerai Electrls Kevnort _ 001 010 0—2 GencrilH.si 3 3 2 Manning.c 10 0 picked up the win.for the Caseys run. Hlllcoan nllb UKodln •nlomon lAPt: 3. Weslerherg (AP). :IB—J. Drill. clinched the B Southern Division r?llbert,3ti 4 0 1 Halpln.cf.lHatpin.cMt' 3 0 0 To Thomas Jefferson Dl'tince—1.14'S". Struck out hy—Opatosky 6. Janrm Kerrigan.3b 10 0 Menklns.- p 3 11 while Tom Murphy was the loser Post struck out 10 Point bat- • ONE COAT Broad Jump—Won by Bacole (APi; rone 1. NUKV 3, Walks off—Opatosky title. The Piners meet Matawan, Maurer.c 4 0 2 Moran.s* 3 1 2 f. Stephan (Mi; 3. Stcckmann iM). 2. Jannarone 2, Nagy 4. ASBURY PARK — Thomas Jef- for the Purple Roses. ters while walking four. Point • DO-IT-YOURSELF Distance—19'9'4" B Northern Division titlist, Thurs- Pr'sklr'r.Ib 3 2 HKcenan.2b 3 13 Umpires—Pavleh, Rulvanawskf. Madison.cf 1 0 OjCranrp 10 0 ferson High of Elizabeth pushed Coach Al Forte's nino took an finished with four hits. High Jump — Won by O'Dell (APi; day at Wall Township High's Connrn.rf 2 2 llshpa.tf 2 0 0 a run across the platter in the a-Fanned for Mellllo In 7th. FREE SAMPLE-CALL 1. Worthy (M); i. Madlunr (Mi. Hulght Bill Hartack won three of the Koenftn.rl 1 1 lJMustilio.e 1 0 0 early 2-0 lead in the first inning rtnmson-Kalr Haven 100 000 4—5 —S'«" • diamond for the over-all "B" Martrn*.rf 1 2 l'Keraey,3b 1 0 0 top of the seventh inning to edge Point Pleasant 1)00 301 O—4 Pole Vault—Won by Robinson (API: last seven Gulfstream Park Wlttek.p 3 O 1| and it was never headed. The *. McMeans (M); 3. Monroe (M) championship. SB—Robinson, J. PatterBon. Uooros Jertsy Protecto-Sealer Co. Handicaps. Asbury Park, 4-3, Friday on the Caseys scored another pair in Struck out by—Pont 10, Meany 4, Shlnn Helght-S'0". 29 12 12 losers' diamond. 1. WalU off-Po»""""t" 4', Moany 1, Bhlnn For Masonry and Asphalt Jerry's Bar ..110 <22 5—12 the fifth and finished up the plate The Bernard Baruch Handicap, Wlnf Rarrpl 001 }00 0— < It was a Central Jersey Group crossing with a lone tally in the Umpires—Dew. Lelnhton. 12 Rector PI. Red Bank to be run at Saratoga, Aug. 8, is 3D—I,. KerrlRan III. 5B— F. nllbert, W. Conner.!, Wltlek. Mr>ran. Keenan. IV Conference clash. last of the sixth. SH 1-7259 Major League one of the few horse races named Hits off—Wlttek 8 In 7; Menhlns 2 Asbury Park ended its regular It pays to advertise in The ANUKI.O CIAKMA, after a living person. In J. SO—Wittek 7; Crane 3; Menklns • ... . „ . The final run scored rapidly. Register.—Advertisement Proprietor 3. Walks-Wlttek 2: Crane 2: Menklns season With an 8-9 record. Bill Kane belted a triple and scored on "Skip" McCormak's rol- ler to the pitcher. Despite having the game locked * up, the Caseys used four pitchers. T-BIRD GOLF EXHIBITION Wit Buckalew, Sal D'Esposito Associated Press and' Ed Lenorth were also on wcre FOR CHARITY * (Times EST) the hill. Only three hits given up. Sponsored by the Ford dealers oj Munmouth County AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Red Bank Catholic got to * W L Pet. GB W L Pet. GB Murphy for only four, with Mc- * Cleveland _...24 15 .615 San Francisco S3 14 .702 Cormack, Marty Brueckner, New York „.. 24 16 .600 Los Angeles 31 15 .674 Danny Wall and Kane doing the * Minnesota 26 18 .591 Vl Cincinnati 24 16 .600 hitting. * .....20 18 ill.' 1.1). SAM SNEAD Detroit .528 J'/3 St. Louis ..._ 24 17 .585 6 St. HOMI (0) H. n. Tall Los Angeles 21 19 .525 ABIt 11 * Pittsburgh 22 18 .550 TA Aqullllnl.ls 4 0 2Mi <"lfk.3b An4 n1 i1t piny with Baltimore ,21 19 .525 Hostleld.lf 4 0 ortruck'r.rt 3 2 1 * Milwaukee 19 24 .442 12 A'stronir.o 4 0 O 0. TVTinn.c 2 1 0 Chicago 21 22 JOHN ALBERTI, .488 5 Houston ....17 26 .MS 14 Dooley.lh 2 0 O:\Vsll.2b 3 0 1 Kansas City . 20 25 ' ' 3 0 OD'K'Io p.1b "2 ft I) Pro, Jumping Irook Ooll Club .444 7 . 3 O (HB'w.U.p.lb 2 0 O Philadelphia 16 26 .381 M! Ba«jo.3l) LOU BAMAKO, Boston 16 24 .400 P/2 2 O nll"t*'alcl.lf n 0 0 Chicaeo 14 29 .32B 17 Murphy.p Pro, Hollywood Country Club Washington ... 11 28 .282 13 n«2l 3 0 OM'AVw.rf 0 0 O New York .... 12 27 .308 17 Pilumlio.cf 3 O t'Wilson.M ? 0 (I Sunday's Results IMaynes.aa I o n BOB GARDNIR Sunday's Results IKennel.p ion <••! U.I. Walker Cop T.am New York 4-1, Detroit 1-5 I 'J. Th'lon too Cleveland 5, Washington .1 San Francisco 7-«. New York 1-5 J. Tlil 1 1 I Los Angles 5-2. Philadelphia 2-1 !I*enorth,iKane.rf p f) 0 0 Baltimore 4, Boston 2 (11 In- Saturday, June 2, 1:00 P. M. Milwaukee 4. SI. Louis 3 !« (I ) IK 5 i nlngs) a-ttrounrled out tnr Fenncll in 5th. Minnesota 5-g, Chicago 4-4 Cincinnati 10, CIIICHRO 0 TltA nank Catholic 20O 021 x—5 at Kansas City 3-3, Los Angeles 2-« PlltshurRh 7. Houston 2 st no»i» odd ooo o-—o Today's Gnnies nnd Probable Blruck Out by Murphy 8, Fennell S. Today's Gaines and Probable fiuckalew 1. D'Kspoillo 0, Lennrth 0. Jumping Brook Country Club Pitchers Willis nff Murphy 8, Fennull J, nucka- Pitchers lew 0. D'Esposlto 1. Lenorth 0. St. Louis (Ilrnpjlo 1-0) nt Pitts- "mplres .Carlone, Delff. Washington (Burnside 4-3) at Los burgh (IWMiv 3-2s. 7:15 run. Angelea (Bcllnsky 6-1), 10 p.m.; Tickets (donation $2.50) run l>r purchased at ouctnn (Fnrrolf 4-3) at Clncln- Carry Back's record as an New York (D--ley 2-fl) at Kansas -ntl (\rnv B-4). 8:0s run. City (Hakow 4-3), 9 p.m. BOWLING LEAGUE CHAMPIONS — The Community Bowling L«agu» mombori who odds-on favorite Is a losing one. HOME FOR CHRONIC SICK Milwaukee CSnnhn Ml nt Chicago 1 le has been backed to less than Boston (Wilson 1-1) at Minnesota Olnbblc 0-6>. 1:30 n.m. carted away moit of fho loop'i season awards aro ihown at tho league ! 10th annual 81 Washington Street, long Branch, N. J. (Krallck 3-3), 8 p.m. even money seven iimej. He won Only Gniivs Scheduled banquet Friday night at tho Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank. Winner!, left to right, three of those races. Baltimore (Pappus 5-2) at De- aro, Dr. Jamsi Parker, high average A Division; Dave Cohen, high averag* B Diviiion; Call CA 2-1 COO or Contact- your local Ford dealer troit (Buning 4-2), 8 p.m. Junn Piznrro of (he While Snx Chicago (Wynn 2-1) at Cleveland struck out 18R baiters In 195 Johnnie Falk, captain of *ho B Diviiion winning team; Charloi Anderson, preiident of Jockey Johnny Sellers rode (Donovan M), 7 p.m., Innings Ifyst yenr. Carry Back 23 times and won 11 Donated by a friend the league, and lizy Breilow, captain of th« A Diviiion winning team. races. Nina were (taken. Bonn Press Chief Ta Switch Posts BONN, Germany (AJ>) — Felix encet la t year and rarely takes von Eckardt, lor 10 yetn the of- part in parliamentary debates. ficial spokesman for West Ger- Hit ministers are not known for ^yJklg am- Job. Th* Lh*>r twMMiWJlty.-etthtr, change reflects the end of a long Day-To-Day Word and close relationship between The day-to-day word on where Eckardt and Chancellor Konrtd the government stands comes Adenauer. from the press, chief, seconded by It hag long been an open secret spokesmen for the ministers. that Eckardt was seeking a They ire available by telephone graceful way to bow out of the and hoM news conferences three 600-man press office. times a week. He will become his govern' At the height of his career In merit's chief representative, in Bonn, Eckardt, then nicknamed Berlin, succeeding a retiring offi "Faithful Felix," ranked as one cial. Dr. Heinrich Vockel. The of the chancellor's closest advi- latter has been West Germany's sers. Having started as a news- representative there • since the paperman and succeeded in the little-publicized post was set up movie industry, he was highly In the early postwar period. valued for his shrewdness in mat- ters of public opinion. Eckardt's friends talk up his The close relationship gave him NfW PRIIST — Rev. Sttphen H. Congdon ottered hit first man yesterday in the appointment. They point out that a reputation for knowing the Precious Blood Catholic Church, Monmouth Beach, following hit ordination to the he will supervise administrative chancellor's mind perhaps bet- contacts with Communist East prieithood in Trenton Saturday. He ii te«n here with hit parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ste- ter than anybody else. Germany and these will: be ex- In more recent times Adenauer phen H. Congdon, Sr., 92 Wesley St., Monmouth Beach. Fathar Congdon attended panded if the U.S. Berlin settle- has seldom consulted seriously Red'Bank Catholic High Sdmjol; The School of St. Philip Neri, Boston; St. Charles ment proposals becorfie fact. wih anyone outside his small The more often-heard ©pwloitfeUltteWJery r. Gone are the PROUD PARENTS — Mr. and Mrs. Edward Cogan of 32 Pacific Ave., East Keantburg, College, Citonsville, and St. Mary's Seminary, Baltimore. sur hat Eckardt Wt,4rop, a peg or day»-

To Graduate Walter Benedict EATONTOWN - Walter Bene- West Point dict, 13 Vine Ct., Long BrUnch, KEYPORT - Cadet Raymond has received the Bendlx Corpora- 17.275 J. LoPrcsto, son of Mr. and Mrs tion's diartidnd emblem In recog- Angelo J. LoPresto, 128 Church nition of 25 years' service with Sf., will graduate from the that organisation. He will be a United States Military Academy guest of honor at the company's at West Point, N. Y., June 6. annual service awards celebra- tion. the RED BANK Upon graduation, he will bo commissioned a second lieuten- A test engineer at Bendix's ant in the Artillery and will re Ealontown plant. Mr. Benedict ceiva a bachelor of science do was formerly employed at the REGISTER SAFETY COUNCIL AWARD — The American AdvertU- p.rce. At West Point he was ac- corporation's Eclipse-Pioneer Di- Ing Co., Long Branch, it the racipient of an award from tive In the cadet chapel choir vision In Teterboro. He was trans- the National Safety Council honoring the firmi' leader- and tho glee club. erred to the Eatonlown plant In 1954, ship in the promotion of accident prevention during He was appointed to the academy ns a qualified alternate He is a member of the vestry 1961. Mayor Charlei W. Stephens of Little Silver, vice and was a endet sergeant during of St. James Episcopal Church, president of the firm, right, receive! the award from his senior year. Long Branch, He is married to tjov. Richard J. Hughet. George Traver, executive di- He is a graduate? of Kcyport he former Margaret Okers of High School, class of 1958, where Hasbrouck Heights. They have • rector of the New Jersey Safety Council, ii in center. he participated in sportJ. son Roger, RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND 3fc«CBS •OATS ft ACCKSOWIS HELP 11M CHBTflUUt — T»o-«ot« MxcMwon ooMDinon-14' WiTTKUUi — FUUIIH Ud CU* «TATIOK pwmM, «M „ M*y 28, 1962 U KJ«1. ww«~ All Uma, CaMa la The Scjr, Oc*u B. nmm -tenaees »«s&*4. Apjdy * «*_t_JT trail, HI Aiiue HitJOaneX ***•" *• It , , •'••.- T41-t«t. AJWOUNCXMEHTS WitUM Vtumsn la Mbltlewwn are* awl 4M mutttt swoto $oor» tor ea«y tot*rtminj \ti*fta0m t^nty MUrr. trow your own i*c»rat unepboee, Osll gQ-KD YE. C-0W7 lit lot it"- Tumti. W4m BLOOMS of FURNITURE fc.t*£*J, CAKKU. LUJLtU-lH — Cuutm of- f _o_* eun i W/JTKtatis*;iitrlin<;uirG«>o ntruiRttbt. jLUa£tk,' fiuperauu. Hew portumty. Splendid worktac e ... Shrewsbury. Apply u> person aiUr % % 1996 CHEVROLET Bet, Air COBVtrUbU eltsotncuy. 140 MCCXB Av«., Eti . Cill (43-OOa. Unllorma famished. Aucly Molly Pltcli- ALL BRAND NEW! sod SIMS. power-jiac. 3!,000 miles, W2B. Call O FOR TRADE — 21' 1859 Luhre skUf. 88 er Hotel. Rid Bank. MEN—L>RIV«a»-MON DRIVIM 1-3420. - Delia Aft., ; h.p. Owens fully equipped. Will trad DENTAL ASSISTANT — Four days Opea aavea dayi AUTOMOTIVE 19S1 FALCON two-door, deluxe. Radio. for lot or acreage. What have you » »:«.l,jivilJi typing. Call SH 73JU AT A PRICE PARED DOWN TO YOUR POCKETBOOKl unitz, wl.1ler._U SitelMSilrU *1«B Bawnidunvttog- ••-= -- Al)f6£ AMD TRUCKS aner lev en APPLYNOW „ _.„...,... _. .. , .,-.... - - _. , -, rhree-bulroom ranch. t» f" srwoft. MAID for better women's dress shop. One of the Most WYman *4ML fUr O0lrV*RlTBU5 _M — Radio BUSINESS NOTICES Brotman's, Route 35. Oaknurst. K£ Renewed o I RUMBON - Beautiful ranch Mm u4 kMitt. H.OOO mile., 49 man p« 1-0196. Desirable Six Months' (•Son at ni. Gwxi running condition. MOBILE HOMES four bedrooms. 3K bs.au, MMM Uv- frtrata, WO. Cull 7IT-ST9O between SALES WOMAN — And UteratToi Jobs Anywhere GUARANTEED $900 „„ tl Ing room .One acre. Best ntctkn. R»«- MU »m —OiOLB HOWES RTDOPING AND SIDING woman, for Cine women's clothes. Brot- REFRIGERATOR Z.00 $2.50 vr«kly trences. IP V\V33 tiler, t j-m. Uiad • 10* down man's Route 35, Oakburst. KID 1-0196 There's Big Money Selling 8UNaAU)W-Four rooms, Intk, fl* New • T-ytar tuumolm I PAINTING MATURjg WOMAN — Clerk-typtst ti At no extra cast! , . ' CAR ROBBIHSVJlldt tearn~*f>ooKk"eeplng machine, all health America'* Moit Popular /*„»*,• Vr«mlRnsw;~iB9f B6dg« ' TRAILER BALKB. INC. Gutters, leaders and and Insurance benefits. Local firm NOTHING ELSI TO- BUYJ 8aW after » p.m. prtsed as low as (t«7, JBaulppsd. Oe- (touts 130 RoDbUurlile, H. repairs Write A.W. Box 911. Red Bank. LIVING ROOM - Sweeping aofm or §of» bed, matching inn chair, IlV»rs_ Mo extras, no gimmicks a' JU I-1SJ0 kUDDLBTOWN — *»H MOTORS, Inc., Route 35, owoslti MATURE EXPERIENCED saleslady ICE CREAM two limed oak step tables, cocktail table and two lamps. nlshed house, two baths, June '— •wall. Kktentaw- Authorised Oodgi 19S5 MOBILE HOME . — Staff, KOOd J i J ROOFING lor retail store, llve-dsy week. Applj Uinxitfi labor Par. lUfsrtDMi, - 01 1- Dealer. U Hill. condition. Can bs seen ex S^rt Kancoca 787-4139 SH 72662 in person, 137-B Broart strtet Rrt BEDROOM — Double dresser, tilting mirror, full tize bookcase RENAULT M.UPHINB — ISO. nib. trailer park, alti & Call BT3-O3M. Bank. FAMOUS bed, two vanity lamps and two throw rugs, fcaatsr. 9035 miles per gal. Private If You Have 8*W LANDBCAPINO AND GARDEN- WOMAN WANTED — For work li DINETTE — Stunnlnji five-piece set, latest nubian finish. Choice %££ need lareer eir. (§0. Oil o. PARKINSON'S DiaEASB INS — Rototllllnf and tree work. pharmacy, cosmetic experience, pre WANTED TO RENT O'Lwr, OB J-S068. Call 8)2-1035 Shrubbery and trees. SH T-2MS, CA 2-ferred, evening wo'- GOOD HUMOR of decorator colon. TW0BBDRO0W — CatontowD vtetnlty. S273. Box 511, Red Bank. UN NA»H MITROPOMnrAN — Con IMS BRENTWOOD TRAILER—S'zSS' UMPjCR OUH LIBERAL. BH T-aoM days. U 2-OMJ aftar t wrtibls. A-1 condition, One owner, New SUDDEN 8KRVICB — General clean- Excellent condition. Reaaonable.' 8-J TWO EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES man INCOME FEUCENTAGS PLAN p.m, ______top, in tires, fully equipped. Muit lilelevllle Trailer Ct., Palmer Avl. Ins;, cellars, attics, yards: also llchi Nlehts, 5-1. L*M Restaurant. SH !• Field Furniture '•urlflw. Cill M!-m trucklni. 761-1SM. LO 6-8368. 9270. • Ail Enwim Paid FAMILY OP TBRXE (Boy ag» »>- • No Age Limit Wants houst June li. Unfurn- LAWN MAINTENANCE SERVICE — CASHlER-SALESamL — Fringe bone WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT TRUCK BUYERS , • No Ezpertenca Needed ished. Dealre three bedrooms, two BOATS & ACCESSORIES Dally, monthly or seasonal basis. Es- fits, nights. Apply In person Cosmet • No Castj Bonds Required baths, two-car garage. Tort references Brand new 1963 Dodge Pickup Tracts timates. Prefer lawna from two t lc Department, Atlantic Superama. Apply Monday tbrautb Saturday—t Star* Hauri: available to •Hums responsibility, tte. Priced u low u 11.695 delivered, fully IS' LAKE AND SEA — Arrowhead, fl ilily acres. U 2-3407. Shrewsbury Ave., New Shrewsbury. Phone S42-152H. •quipped. No extras. No gimmicks. y 6&5 Shrewsbury Ava., Bhrewsbui 7-11 E. Front St. 9-6 Mon. thru Sat. berglas runabout. ^Remote controls, 48 FOR TitEK WORK, c*G tree service. STUDENT — Baby sitting week-ends, (acroai from Rid Sank'Airport.) (Prom a plcltup to a dlesel). See h.p. Mercury, completely equipped. Trans: at F*H MOTORS. Inc.. Rout! Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI own transportation, references. Call 842- MEN'S FURNISHINGS SALESMAN— Koyport, N. J. 9-9 Thuri. and Fri. 11450. May be seen at Coast Yacht 3-4220 for tree estimates. Full Insurance 0590. FURNISHED ROOMS •», .opposite Bendlx, Eatontown, Author Works, Red Bank or call SU. 1-0061coverage. Full-time, permanent position, •elllnf , excellent Condition. 291-9037 787-253 Call 8*2-1980. FO 3-2190. Seven months old. flood condition. SH i-ssn. Complete rigging, ready for water, S . DRTJRY AND HOOAN Cheap. 204 Hwy. 38, EaJt Keaniburg. 842-2299. LEANING WOMAN — Five days a TWO SINOLB and on* double room. SH 1-7536 after 6 p.m. Remodeling Contractor r BEDROOM FURNITURE — Barl |8 and IIS. Kitchen privileges If de Painting-Carpentry-Fencing-Masonry eek, references necessary. After DRAFTSMEN American reproduction, genuine ma CUSTOM RATTAN DIN1NO BET — lflrje CHEVROLET — Bel Air two-door ROWBOAT — Like new, suitable foi Table, el.M chain, sideboard. Excel- •Ired. 291-8437. outboarJ. Completely equipped. SH 1 FREE ESTIMATES call 747-4933. hogany. Double bed, pineapple carved hardtop. Power steering, paint like All Work Guaranteed DRAWING CHECKERS -our-poiter, J100. 8.2.31G& lent condltloa 8(2-1*78. Kumson. new. t695. 8)2-1701. 7876 after 6:30 p.m. , AUNDRESS—Light housework, thre 13' BOAT— Piberglas bottom, steerlni HANDYMAN — With trucK. Tards, cel- aye a week. References necessary. Several yean experience *s drafts- TWO — French provlnclaj wing chair HOUSES FOR SALE 1800 PONTCAC — Station .wagon,' ra- lars, attics cleaned. Light hauling. Rea< After 5 call 747-4933. men on production drawings lor WINDOW SCREENS dio, heater, good condition, »95. BH Vwheel, trailer, Good condition. (13£ and table. Table saw, Jig saw, hedg Keep bugs and (lies out. We malt SH 1-7480. sonable. BH 1-25S5. YOUNG WOMAN — For all aroum electro-mechanleal parti and «•- cutters, electric. BH 1-0825. POR BALE OR RBNT — New Seven- 0398. , Bemblles. Prefer lome familiarity most any typa window screen. Fu room ranch In finest section ot Lin- NTBRIOR AND EXTERIOR—Painting •ork in drugstore, Baytbore area. length, cellar windows, rollup. 1M0 LARK convertible, automatic, BARGAIN — Any Doml you wan tc Write "A.X.," Box 811, Red Bank. with Government Standards. croft. Half nil* from. Parkway, Ons- radio, heater, one owner, (1,300. 787- own. Lew bank rates. Financing ar- aper hanging, spraying and repairs. HAMMOND «cre lot. Large living room, fireplace, rangements completed 1n one call at ^o job to aniall or too big. reasonable WOMAN TO CLEAN sli houri a day, Long-term Government operation in PROWN'S three larg* bedrooms, two tiled baths, 3723. rates. CO 4-1289, CO 4-324S. two days a week, Tuesday and Friday. any of our offices. TfOO HONUOUTH the ORGAN STUDIO It Broad St Red Bank BU 1-7B0C Jen, dining room, kitchen, patio, (27,500 MO 1953 CONVERTIBLE COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 8H 1- OS 1-1682. OF ABBURY PARK or «J0O monthly/BH 7-MM. Excellent condition. 'AINT CONTRACTINO — Interior and ,._!W •— Asking tt rentall vahn. Bur tooa exterior decorating. Top-quality paints SECRETARY - Write staling all RED BANK, N.J. AREA Hammond Chord Organ — ..-i nlshed pine hutch*' two double doai IMMBDIATB OCCUPANCY — Tire* HO M1U INSURANCE — M.rln., outDoard-Ul and workmanship. Call Cook, CA 9-2368. lartlculars to "B.I.." Box 611. Red Hammond Eitravolce Organ .,, .,, I storage vpacs cablnsts below and ampli bedroom home with, recreation and titll-. 185* FORD WAGON — Country sedan, forms. Roliton Waterburjr, Realtor, lank. Good salary with travel allowance Wurlltter Spinet Organ ' decorative shelving above. Walnut am [ly looms. Ideally located near paro- «tr» clMO. all power Fordomatlc, ilnce 1925. IS W. Front Bk, SH 7-3500. 'AINX1NO-PAPBRHANGINO — Good Conn Splnst Or(an ~ ' solid brass server-bar, 28" wide, two chial and public schools. Lar«« fenced luggagt callter, (595. CA 9-3224. clean Job at reasonable price. Cal J5 STENOGRAPHER WANTED — For No igt limit Hammond Bjlnet Organ MS — ' •helves 00 brass casters, storage space. yard for children. Owner allows his .«• SAILBOAT Zlnser, SH 7-3491. school office. 12 month position. Pleasi Mall resum* immediately, or SALES AND SERVICE Bxqulsite star sapphire and pearl iM% mortgage lo be assumed. IDS tin OLDSMOBILB — 88. hardtop, ra- H" firm. , address application to Holmdel Town bracelet set In solid (Old. Reasonable monthly payments. Vrlco ll',(O0, dio. Yxatcr. Call Call 291343' DECORATING — And painting of al ship Board of Education P. O. Box Call (Phlla.) MArket 7-7620 RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION kinds. Interior and exterior. Resldentla offers considered. Call M2-00M. WALKER k WALK-R, Realtors, Hwy. 7S1-W44 312. Holmdel, N. J., stating quallflca- Open Dally Till 0 — Saturday Till 6:» 16' FIBERGLAS CAPE COD DORY. work my specialty. Call Mr. "K," COlon and experience. DININQ ROOM set almost new, nln-" Hazlet CO 4-B21S, OB I-J1S6. 19)0 FORD Station wuron. excellent HMI fishing or ski boat. |H5. Call 4-4823. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN 8T, plecea Italian Provincial, orlglnall; FAIR HAVHN — Thr««-beilroom ranch cDndltlon new tlre», radio, heater, PR *S?» WOMEN — To work In laundry, ex- H. L. YOH CO. PR O-M00 R.!&wed. Large lots and fields cut with Irable. Apply Donald's Laundry, 4< SALESMAN OVER 30 with attached garage, on beautifully / truck wTOi 8 rd. body. Good condition. eauipped. (1.S00. BH 1-1355. large rotary. SH 1-4732. SH 1-9082. Marlon i St., Red Bank. Opportunity for quick advancement, OEaANIUUSWell branched In bui MERCHANDISE WANTED iandicaned H-icre comer lot. Easy GX "* Cill WWSSZ. 'ART TIME — Experienced secretary, high co mm lea Ion earnings and aotir and bloom, three tor fl. Landscape ssBumptlon, Open to reasonable oners 1959 I*1 BARB0UK — Runabout. Wind- SCHLOEDEH CONSTRUCTION CO —hours. 1 to 5 p.m. Call for appointment future with a growing company. Bell service and lawn maintenance. S2 yeai PIANOS and musical Instrument! at S22;G0O. SNYDBR HBALTORS, F1V« tflM PLYMOUTH—#lx-oylin&«r, stand- Room additions, garages, porch *a dependable siervlce. LI 2-0718, Bongar- wanted. Highest priced paid. El Ten Comers, Mlddletown, OS 1-381)0, shield and- controls, (250. closures.. Df«J, 291-9065. . ' for Interview SH 7-3500. world famous Goodyear maintenance lone Nursery, Wayside Rd.. Ne>~ ard. Good canaitH—.' 1160. "2MT2SH artr 842-1704 products to Industry, Institutions, gov- »r. 308 Mali 8k. Lakswood or FOI ACCOUNTING — Boo**eeping Service. PBX OPERATOR—Part time, 3 to 11 ernment and farift trade. Product* ac Shrewsbury. croft 3-2180. T shift and week ends. Opportunity fo CAPRI MOTOR SCOOTER — NewBOAT-AN, D UOTOR — 9', unslnkable, eTman Hlrschlnker, 100 Grant PI. full tlmo later, nil 1-4700. ted In over CO countries. Many arc HEARING AIDS SERVICED and re- OLD FURNITURE — Antiques, china, EXECUTIVE HOME - In ex- 4 h.p., three-speed, S3W value, aslring atyitea foam dlnaliy, 4 li.p. outboard Bank. SH T exclusive developments and non-com' paired, all makes. Free hearing test In never inert. 1165, 532-3714. glassware, art objects and bric-a-brac. elusive section of Little Silver. KM. Call 842-0056 HANEjXMAN — With truck. Yards, cel- petltlve. All products are repeat Items your home. BELT0NE1 hearing aids. Immediate cash lor anything and ev- lars, attics cleaned. Light hauling. Kea- Age Is no barrier—many of our bes [jOCBted at fleldina Jewlers, 43 Broad erything Ruicll'B, 25 Vast Front Bt. Beautiful '/2 acre, well-shrubbed lonable. SH 1-2S95. HELP WANTED-MALE mon are 60 and over. Automobile It St.. Red Bank, SH 1-181S or BH T-9294. SU 1-1693. and fully landscaped corner lot. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS •sflentia,]. Our top men earn over 910, AUTO MECHANIC—Next best thing to RUGS — Never used, 9 x 12 and WANTED Colonial style home consisting of 000, Year around sales beause of dt larger sizes, from 125, Private. having your own business. All the Ben versified winter and summer line. Full USED ORIENTAL RUOS four bedrooms, two full, tiled elits, none of the risks) Steady Income, 842-0515 CIUNE3B AND PERSIAN EMPLOYMENT opportunity, and salary unlimited. Must lme man wanted but part-time ac baths, living room with real e class A. Call U 2-1117, Joe Mann. :eptable to start; No capital required, PEONIES — Beat named variety, laig< FRIEDMAN GALLERIES '" PRE-MEMORIAL DAY SALE . . . HELP WANTED-FEMALE Many fringe benefits Includinc free Uf< clumps, pink, white, I1.E0 each; red PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 3-7481 wood-burning fireplace, dining RETIRED MAN — Part-time solicitor Insurance. Write Consolidated Paint A 12.60. You dig and take, bring shovel WANTED TO BUY — Portable type room, kitchen, den, enclosed flag- for three hours per day. Salary and Varnish Corp., East Ohio Building, A. Her Dairy Farm, Vt mile soutl writer Good condition. Evenings an stone porch and large patio. Full OPERATORS :on)mlsston. Call PR 5-0706 for appolnt- Cleveland 14, Ohio. Mlddletown railroad station, rosd ti weekends. 291-0001. Sewing machine operators: Pocket .ent. Incrolt. OS 1-0073. basement with attached garage maker, ileeve setter and collar setter, WANTED—Large desk with two legal sew-out and straight seamers. To work \PPLICATIONS are being taken for size file drawers. Mahogany, walnut oi and sundeck. Must be seen to be in children's coats and car coats. he position of janitor (two). Fleafle ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE frultwood. BH 1-0010, Sit. 1% 9 a.m. t< appreciated. Many extras. Call SPECIAL SAVINGS Shore Coat Co., 22 South Bridge Ave., itate qualifications, age and back- 5 p.m. dally. led Bank. ground. Holmdel Township Board of DRAFTSMEN us. We are proud to show you Rent A Piano $12 per Month WANTED — Band saw and powe; Education, P. O, Box 312, Holmdel, N.J. MECHANICAL WANTED Band sw N ad this fine home. Exclusive. Full ESTABLISHED INSURANCE AGENCY JCNABE. JJASON-HAilUN. SOHMKR Sanderader.. Good condition onlonlyy, wrlti —Needs No. 1 girl with general Insur- CARPENTER'S HELPER — Wanted CABLB-NELSO.N. BVEaETT. 8TKCK 'B. Q.,Q" " BoB x 51151 . ReRdd BankBk. price, $29,900. ance background. Up to $100 per week, Immediately. Dial SPEC WRITERS ommensurate with experience. J. 291-9065 Gookman Ave, * Main St., Atbury F«- RIGHT NOW! Crawford Compton, Inc. Belford. 787- Immediate Openings! open dally til) t sir. UU 5:30 5260. !AMERA SALESMAN — Camera De- PR 5-9301 PETS AND LIVESTOCK partment, Atlantic Buperama, New Apply, call or rush resume to SAMUEL TWO KXPEKIENCED WAITRESSES— Ihrewshury, apply In person after 6 p.m. MR. A. WASSERMAN DESKS — (15 up, files 115 up, chairs, TWO 8ADDLS HORSES — And pony, GET YOUR NEW CAR Night work. Apply: Martini's Diner, adding xnacblnes, typewriters, manual miscellaneous tack. TEICHER AGENCY ,oute 36, East Keanaburg. IALESMAN - Neat, ambitious, 20-30 'earn of age for auto supply store. ARCS INDUSTRIES and electric, office equipment etc. SH 1-2382 VAITRES3ES — Inexperienced or ex- bargain prices. New or used. AAC De * Specialists since 1948 In: , WITH THE WHOLE SUMMER AHEAD Salary, commission and other benents. 2 Broad St. Red Ban:Co. Rt, 35. Oakhurst, KB 1-3990. POODLE3 — Miniature, AKC, seven perienced, Anxious to work. Good mon- \pply In' person only. Pep Boys, Phone: IHATtl * .1 weeks. Inoculated and wormed, ISO. •y. Call 842-9S07 after < p.m. Sea Bright 12 West Front St., Red Bank, N. J. EUSCTRIC FBNDKR BABS — AndPrivate owner. CO 4-775L Real Estate OUR CARPENTEH-TRIMMBRS — JOOKKEKPBR — Accounts payable plush blond hardshell cue, fUO. PA 1 SIAMESE KITTENS — Seal point. Property Management • Insurance Call after 6, CO 4-0257. 3«3& ' . ' • •• ••' "-•-*-• = • Mperlence, knowledge of NCR 3100 de- Vee-J Contractors Majnlllcient purr. ilrable but not essential. Modern ot- TOMATO PLANTS — Geraniums, pe SH 7-4385 287 Oceanport Ave. Oceanport Ice. Red Bank area. Five day week, MAN for general maintenance war tunlaSt marigolds and many othei USED tgft to 45. ^"A.D."--BQX 51J, Red DRAFTING around cburch. Full-time position. SH pring plants in pots, flats and by theMINIATURE POODLES — Black, AKC, LI 2-3500 ank. woo: -•- ; dozen; Bring-this ad and- receive. 00. show stock, home raised, fl20> Ca.ll cents off on the price of a gardenia. alter 4:30; CO 4-4521. MIDDLETOWN OAK HILL LINING MAKERS TRAINEES Harmony Greenhouse. 11 White St AKC MINIATURE POODLES — Excel True customlbullt Colonial planned for Experienced lining makers tor chil- HELP WANTH>-Male - Femali Bast Keansburg. 787-0947. lent reputation. ramlly with children. Four extra large CA 8-1720 bedrooms, 2% baths. Wooded acre, CARS dren's and ladles' coats and car coats. WALNUT step-tables and coffe nicely landscaped. Excellent condition. Opportunity to Join our draft- JCENSED REAL ESTATE PERSON— 'lece work. Short Coat Co., 22 Bridge ble. Two large lamps. Like new, LO POODLE PUPPIES — Black, males Five minutes from Holmdel Bell I_bs. Ive., Bed Bank. Ing and design training pro- Part-time or lull time. Paul P. Bova, gram for graduates who have Realtor, OS 1-2541. « 9-2281 after 9 p.m. wormed and Inoculated. KKYPORT Transferred owner. 139,000. 104 Fish PET SUPPLIES, Rt. 35, Cliffwood. LO Hawk Dr., oa 1-3717. iVON BELLS ITSELF—Full or part recently completed high school EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY SELECT CLARK SOYBEANS — Re- 9-5569. 30 Day Warranty Bank Financing Ime. Several territories open lor or with a maximum of one Executlve-Sales-Ott Ice-Domestic Cleaned and Arasan treated, germlm vomen Interested In having a good year college. Must have 1 V% Sincerity and ability with high ethic Ion over 90%. Call 9(9-481)6 after 6 p.m PONISS — All types, gentle will BATONTOWN — Four-bedroom ranch, iteady Income. Experience unnecea- years algebra, one year geome- IN PmCEMENTB ihllilren. 114 bath*, large recreation room. Many lary. SH 1-4343 or write: Mrs. Marga- try, half year trigonometry, 60 Broad St. Red Ban! CHILDREN 8I6-U09 entran. 817,500. —I 2-3868. et Oulotta, P. O. Box 190, Hed Bank. one year mechanical drawing. SHADY81DB 7-0577 flIAMESK KITTENS — Beal Point. HAZLET — Air conditioned split level. PIANO RENTAL Papers. Four bedrooms, two baths, modern MOTHEH'B HELPER — Mature, sleep COME IN TO SEE US • ACS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCY BH 1-1502 kitchen with wall oven, dishwasher, out, three days, Monday, Wednesday, MONDAY — Friday ft A.M. - 3 P.M. Every order ft applicant our speclalt; PLAN OR PHONE US: TWO KITTENS — Four months old, paneled recreation room. 4H per cent Friday. B a.m. to 8 p.m] . Free time in 12 Brond St.. Kcd Bank SH T-34M "Try Before You Buy" 01 mortgage. 1118 monthly. (18,000, Lfternoons. Two girls, l ,fc 4 years. Light Only 33c a Day. ready for adoption. Call SH 7-1144 aitei housework. Recent references required IN HOLMDEL MATURE COUPLE — Manage motel 6 p.m. Owner transferred will accept offers. Permanent. Writs "B.N.," Box 511, (On Roberts Rd.> and restaurant, no experience neces- TUST1NG PIANO CO. Call CO 4-8313. Red Bank. 949-2314 or 919-2667 sary, room and board, LI 2-1700. COLLIE PUPS — Sable and trl-coior. Corner Bangs and Bond, Raised with children. TREES TREES TREES UNUSUAL WOMAN—Full or part-time WANTED— Full time CLERK-TYPIST, ' Aibury Park, N. J. SH 1-7710 ENGLISH general oftlco work In a newly-con, Open Wednesday and Friday LINCROFT — Three-bedroom ranch One who need* to earn {15-1100 per SH 1-6000 AGENCIES SH 7.4545 week preferred. No parties, collections, BELL structed high school. Elgbt-hour daj evenlnga 'til »:30 on ?£ wooded acre. Fenced for privacy, canvassing or deliveries. Car neces- with duties consisting of typing, filing, brick patio In woods with'Studio or ary. SH 1-7570 or KE 1-4038. general office work. {SO per week for FREE HOME COLOR REAL ESTATE FOR RENT tool shed overlooking brook. Top con- SINCE 1904 12 months, two weeks paid vacation Demonstrations in your own home. dition In and out. Finished basement. TELEPHONE Also, part-time elementary SCHOOL RCA and Zenith. Al new low price; APARTMENTS Many extras. Assume W& mortgage. AUTOS AND TRUCKS SECRETARY, J1.50 per hour, foul ANDERSON'S, 30 Broad St. Owner offers It for 117,7110. Call BH 7- hours per day, 8 to 13. 11 months. MOLLY PITCHER VILLAGE 1385. MONMOUTH and MAPLE, RED BANK LABORATORIES Also, four high school CUSTODIANS, FRESH COW MANURB—Direct froi Branch A Madison Ave. One and two- 8 hours per day, 12-month contract our feed yard!. 95 per ton. Free deliv- bedroom apartments. From 1109 up.ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Two An Equal Opportunity Employer two weeks vacation with pay, .starllnf ery within 23 miles on five-ton loads. Please Call SH 19119. houses oil heat. One modem split level salary, 13,400. per year. Requests fo Also pulverized, dry, composted ma NEWLY DECORATED — Two a I) log\ cabin; fireplaces,* near be&ch, se- TREMENDOUS SAVINGS applications should he sent, In writing nure. 92 per 60 1b. bag. Wrangle Brook three-room apartments, first floor, cluded. 291-OO30. ACCOUNTANT — With public account only, to: Mr. R. Thomas Jannarone Farms, R.D. 2, Jackson, N. J. OL 7. utilities supplied. Call SH 7-3730. Ing experience, for local CPA firm S251. FOUR-HOOM cooperative, oil heat, Im- Superintendent ol Schools, Cove Rd provements made, utilities Included. Excellent opportunity for diversified School, Cove Rd., Hazlel, N. J. KEANSBUKO - Duplex, new, unfur- practice and futnre advancement. Send PHILCO TV 12' SCREEN nished, two bedrooms, tile bath, gas 159. SO. LI 2-2575. rnnn • FALCON details of education, experience, salary tadoor antenna included Oood cond drver. 11(10 per month »lus utilities. desired to Morris Portner A Co., P.O BAUB EMPLOYMENT AOENCY Ion. «20. 741-S320 or 741-7142. 787-1608. Available June 1J. MUST SELL reduced S1.500 to »18,6OO. rllnII * FAIRLANE qualified Personnel For Quality Orderi Four-bedroom split. Corner lot. Assume I Vlll/ • Box 947, Retl Bank, N. J. 38" MATTRESS, spring, on metal fold 4H per cent ot mortgage or refinance, GALAXIE 210 Broad Long Branch CA 2-474' SUMMER RENTAL — Pour rooms am Call owner. OB 1-1103. Ing frame. bath, furnished apartment, prlvati ARTISTS $125 A WEEK MONMOUTH COUNTY residents, tele- 842-2308. "... phone sales, full or part-time, 9 a.m. bench. North Long Branch on the NEW MONMOUTH — Three-bedroom National packaging organization nee- to 9 p.m. No experience necessary. We AMANA FREEZER — Chest type. ocesn front. CA • 91553. rancti, dining room, screened porch, creative men to work In Holmdel. New will train you. Guaranteed Income. Holds three months supply of food lull basement, garage, extras. (17,000. 62 CHEVY IMPALA Jersey area. Interview! Monday-Friday SII 7-33M. OS 1-1<45\ Or apply Hi 157Excellent condition. 1229. SH 7-8011. THREE-ROOM .apartments. Ideal for 414 Per cent oi mortgage available, OS 122 East 42nd 8t., New York, 9 a.m.-Broad St.. Room 9, Red Bank. ncwlywetl, retired couples. $120 month, 1-2566, • THUNDERBIRD AIR C0ND1TIONINQ i p.m. Room B_5. Apply in person or ill utilities sicept electricity. WEST ALL EXTRAS end resume. FREE INSTALLATION WOOD GARDENS. Bath and Westwood SUMMER AND YBAIt ROUND RENT- Aves., Long Branch. CA 9-089S. CA ALS — Wo have a few axtllabl*. DL- SAVE $800 SITUATIONS WANTED, Femal 6 for $77 2-2305. WOOD A. ARMSTRONG AGENCY, DUE TO EXPANSION No extra charge fur upper floor Itr Realtor, M5 Prospect Ave., Lntle Sil- our firm needs 11 clean-cut men 1B-WOMAN DESIRES — Part-time eve laltatlonj. First payment In October, ATLANTIC HinHI.ANPa — Apartmrnl ver. SH 1-4500. . . nlng work 5^ rooms. One or more year lease MERCURY; 36, to work for recently opened factory 787-6851 riple insert, weather stripped. branch. Must be neat in appearance. Two large porches, lovely yard. Over- |95.50 to start. For Interview call IVILO, HELP WITH PARTIES, dinner! PROWN'S looking water. 1150 monthly. 921-2523. BERG SII 1-1019 r other occasions. Call 2 Broad St. SH 1-7500 Red Ban SH 1-8881. UNFURNISHED — i One-room apart- HOLIDAY FURNISHINGS — TV stand ment. Call Qualified Buyers PLUMBEHS—Experienced only. Ooml .WOMAN S3.7D; Htdc-A-Red, St9; studio couch SU 11063 pay. Call days ADimj 2-0160. Evenings Wishes nays work. $19.50; coll springs, tl.lt; Coldspot re Short of Cash? Use Our LINCOLN CONTINENTAL T^P-m- IlAndolpri 5-4904. SH 7-0233 frigeralor, S39; dressers, $12.60; Ka( ItUMSON — Unusually nice three-room YOUNO MAN FOlTw'ORK — Shipping range, 929.50; new congoleum rugs 9xK apartment, conveniently located, al LAYAWAY PLAN 1 receiving department of area's largeal S6.95; Rotouroiler, S8.60; Ironlns board, utilities furnished, adults, worth seeing All down and Monthly payments BUY OR LEASE electronics distributor. Opportunity lor SITUATIONS WANTED, Male S2.75; end taMe, J2.75; etc. JWBCU.'S, 842-1251 between 6:30 and 0:30 or SU advancement and many company ben 23 East Front St. 7-2785 daytime. are approximate etlti. Call SH 1-8811. Federated Pur fAItVAUD GRADUATE (Magns. Cum chaser, Inc. 483 Broad St., Shrewsbury. ATTENTION — To settle an estate FURNISHED — With bedrooms, living VETERANS On sale Thursday, May 31. Miscellane- room, dinette, kitchen. Private bath TWO MEN — One lor kitchtn help, (Fulbrlfht Scholar. Trinity College, ous goods, personal effects, bedroom and entrance. Hwy, 35 and bus line, No Down Payment • one for driving. LAM Restaurant. 611 Dublin). Woodrow Wilson Scholar, Uni- mite, living room suite, washing ma- couple preferred. Sh 1*8431 after fip.m . 7-9271). versity of California. Avallsbls for sum- chlne, etc. RU8CIL'8, 25 East Front St. $59 PER MONTH ypUNO .WAN—To operato established mer position June It to Bept. 16. Adtpt KENSON GYRO OLIDBR -.-•Bell jRNISHED apartment, near Kor" If your landlord Is your friend even launilry and dry denning 'route. Good nt writing nnadmll thai 4nls unntlltv* CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY srtlary, paid vacations. Will train suit- Call SH 7-1535 or SH I-B455. Ave.. Mlddletown. available now until August 1. Regula able house bents renting even the able applicant. Apply Ponald's Laun- rent. Call after 5 p.m. or weekends ovellest and cheapest apurtment. It dry, 44 Marlon St., Red Bunk. YOUNG MAN — 16. would like sum LI 2-0839. has four bedrooms, two bathrooms A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! mer employment. Cnll 'ORCH ENCLOSURE SALE rtlning room, science kltchin, enclosed 811 1-5101 ^ree estimates. Convenient terms. TWO ROOMB FURNISHED — Kirs ront and rear porch, two-car garage, ikliletl craftsmen — extra room. Call floor. One or two persons. Utilities In- basement. combination aluminum PART TIME. mail SCHOOL BOY — Reliable, «• »ROWN'S 32 Ilroiid Ht, ail 1-7300 cluded, 2 Wall St., Red Bank. SII 7-0360 storm sash, lovely landscaped lot. Im- porienced. drslrei work after school Wo need ten married men who can TV BALE8 mediate posseinion al closing. Adding Machines—Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating work evening! ami Saturdays. Supple .nrt week-ends. Call •vintage. SH 7 fURNISHBD APARTMENT ...«nt your present income. Earning! Annual close-out or all 1962 model- Icean Ave., Sen BrlRbt. Call ADDING MACHINES - Typewilten BUILDER — Nen homes, room ad Color and black and while. Now AN " Hi'jnr'n $7,790 Full Price Hid. rented, repalrpfl. Serplco'i 10) LOU13 CASSAN - 1'alnter, decorator, 152. Call SH 1-4320 (or evening appoint DKK3ON MUSIC, 30 Broad St. Monmoum St.. I1M Bunk. SH 7-C1B5. illtlona. basement in* attlo roomi, paperhanger, 26 years experience. 43 nienta. Non-Vet (240 Down Hltcheni, garage, repairs and alter- Crispin ave. 811 1-1708 alter « p.m IOLLYW00D BED — $»0. daybed, $20.TWO-ROOM furnished apartment wllh ations. Herbert Klgenrauch. Bit 14201 FINANCIAL ilothes tree, (5. Suitable for lum nil utilities, good location, 109 month CARL a JONES—Painting and dec SALESMAN — Married man wiUi car lottage. 8U-3O. BH 1-2487, Monmouth County Office Antiques Wanted ItED BANK ALUMINUM PKODUCTS orating. General contracting. Frei to leatn estimating am) soiling. Open- -BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Stor. i windows, sldlnf. awnlngi ing«:ln Monmoutti nnrt Ocean Countiea. ASSORTED DOORB and win down (Garden State Parkway Exit 117) Old Dolli, guns. Jewelry, cut glaal estlmatel. Cs.ll SH 1-4343. 2t hours. FOR LEASE — Large three-bay coloiil- ruRNIBHED-Rlverfront studio apart furniture. Civil Wnr btwk«. Apprnl»«ii 8H 7-2053 r- Sli H828. Work with district manager while train- Light nnd pun el colonial doors. Doubl ment, utilities, excellent location, view. BL.ATE & NELSON — Painting and IIIR. PK S-0703 for npiKj.ntmcnt, I design aervlctt station. Major brand hg and French windows, 741-0263. maile, ailmtn. KE 1-HD7. Decorating. General Contracting, oil company. Paid utilities. Consigned Business woman. f8S. SII 1-4138. THE BERG AGENCY Cesspool Cleaning pnperhnnginrf. Twenty years ex- HUS IIOV3~^^\vTtii~WorkIng" paper•. gasoline program. Call MA . 3-7700. OVERHEAD DOOR — S&crlflc*. fi'ff NEWLY I3EC0RATED 254 rooms fur perience. KrfO e.itlmates. SH 1-9491 Abo kitchen help. Harry's Ixibater a.m. to 3 p m. dally. Excellent buslnesi t»y 10'. Appllanco Repairs SEPTIC TANKS, dry wells serviced, ise, Bea It right. Apply a f t c r 4 p.in. nlshed. Across from Fort Monmoulh Real Estate leeching field added. Hackhos work. or 787-43:1.1 after 8 p.m. opportunity. ______mi v-:nu ttospltal. 139 Main St., Oceanpnrt. APPLIANCE AJCPAlit and installa- C. IL Wilson. BH UW DETAIL HKTFTHMAN fw*nuichfn 5EW~EsSr8TATION"FOR LEASE IN "Personalized Service" tion. Itcit.entlal and commercial wlr- Plumbing and Heating t'uMnet factory. Must ho experienced, 1NTON FAMA, CALL HUNTER «• WINDOW SHADES 'UHNISHBD —- Three rooms, newly ing.^Allcn Electric, ail 7-0G12. Excellent opportunity for qualified ln- ,003. lecorated. Private bath. OSborne 1-1000 Fuel OU—Heating if6~NNlB~KKEoTN — PuimbTni~ami illvldunl. Cnll Oeleo MixlernUinn Co., 811 1-2172 heating. Oil burner servlo. 54-hour KE t:iS0O for appointment. CONfrBCTIONBIlV STOltE - 98c Rt. #35 Middletown, N, J. Wanner*, dryers, air conditioners, any FUEL OIL A 1IEATINO—Call BH 1 service. Bit 7-1027. Oooil location. Call household or comtrif-rrial appliance 08ia Oil Delivery. Inc., Servlc* A CA B-9314 Bring your roller*. New shades pul Bfirvlce charge only |3.50, Call 26*- Sales. 3 Herbert SL, Hel Bank. on while you wait. White, green. Ivory. COMMERCIAL RENTALS Daily 9-9 Sat.-Sun. 10-7 OHO, mo nign Ave., Union JJpach Roofing, Siding and Insulation ATTENTION COLLEGE ItBTAlt. PACKAOB UQUOH BTORE-- Also custom made and belter aliades. F'nr full details and appolDtment cal PROWNS 31 BROAD ST.. ItED DANK LODOB ROOM tor cent. Center ol UNION HKACII — Immediate occu. Home Improvement! Insulation A Siding Corp. Certified STUDENTS. GRADUATES m 7-iDio. town. Coultauldd b** used also for office psney. Three-year old, seven-room cus- REDUO1NO EQUIPMENT-Fur rent or space. Approipprotlmatel' "y 2.400 sq. ft Write tom built ranch with attached h«ate4 Auctioneer WOKK1HC1 MAN'S contractor—Alter, Jotins-M&nvlile contractor. Pit 6-8407 r atlon*. additions, palntlnc, maaonry. or Adam Llnsntayar 201-0302, AND SCHOOL TEACHERS sale. Free delivery. South Jersey Surgi- LODoiVr BBoi x fill. Ret) Bask. gsragn on landscaped plot IMxlOO, U. p, COATS — AJI «nent!al Auction and all thoi. little jobs. Ennlnn LO Our firm tins lummtr time work anil cal. Slladyalda 7-2014. flclence kitchen. Ilasebosrd radiation. ApprattfaT''B«rvlG0 "anywhere." 289 OLSON CO.. INC.— Jtooflng, Biding « permanent Jolx to offer to hljh cull- MORTGAGES OFFICE FOR RENT — Center nf Aluminum siding. IH.HOT. CO 4-4412, Insulation. InstallRcl and guarantied VA8HKR — Maytag wringer. Good own. Heat furnished. Call Norwood Ave., I)«.l. 1'hon. KJBIIogg for 10 years. PR J-O705—'.'01-05(0. uer men. Bummer Jobs can turn Into HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? omllllon. (39. t348L •art-llmft Jobs during the school year, our credit Is good. First and spron I.I .-420O BH 71100 illl>l)l.BTOWN ~- Two new hl-lev«l Insurance ntervlews on Balllrdsy, May 26 or lartsages. BH 1-U4I or FO 31601. inm»s, tin Ijikeshore Dr, and Lincoln Wednesday. May m ONLY, II a.m. OKRANIUMS — ANNUAM) RBBHOLD — Pro7eisTon«r"()FFICB PI. Atinroxlmately l.SOO *toiy oilier hntiso. Thtffl twtlrooms. Hales . ftervlc* Mupplles tiyn, tlfiNi-il HunilnVK. Hnhatnji, ,1i)t rivfiltilhlr. Kor further Information. KIMK HWltlMING I'OOI, filter, nurd ter fur twn nr mure nrofpsslonHl living, ror^rn wltli wood Inlrnlng flra- A. jTTlCONB •*• Bathi. lilttheaiTif? LO«*dJobi lulu St.. llrlfonl. •IM'MUl. FI,nl!KNCB HAIIHAI'UH. Ill 7-5110. nen. All tltlll.les Included In rent. 30 filiicA, iliiiiiiK 100m, BUM psrlor, tlls4 WifltltA. Otramlo Ilia. fl«le«. Innal. •Oi Prospect Ave. Llttn Bllvor. Kor ,wo months. Cult •ar parking. 11OWTELL 291-21IKI. ODD JOIIB —"raihtlnjr "«'t Its flneit; prompt hrtm« service or free ehockup ; i>ath, full ceilnr, onn-rar ftnrsKs, •tttrjr Wlon, M l*on»r Parkway, IraoipoilatlM, I7hmir wseli. Apply Boro Bussrs Co., Rrniies. At your homff during July stfid >tn4 drlvt, uni) one year, perfect con' rpose*e*,, flrepioo*. .. Ten minute* to Mlr-Tullp, Isd Dank. August. C_l LO t-nn. tlon. (190. BH 1-flUfJ after a. or slorsgs pur Call IS HMJt lltef f sW »•»*• BOTt AND ACTEAGg RED BANK REGISTER Mtm&r. M«7. 28, 3952-19 STEVE ROPER BylSAUNDERS and OVERGARD Z-AMD is WILLIAM Uaajuuw Owur __. DAILY ..CROSSWORD " ' tnna%lil location. Uvlnf zoom with flrtfilKC. be a fairly short recess, so that dry, a» full dining room, two luU beoroonn bread wnd bath ao tint floor, on* »xtn large 'or alt practical purposes the 2 b 7 room' (could bo twol wlUi ball buh on 24. Maxim 3 4- » a •frond floor. Two-c«l girag*. Houa» Senate and House themselves 28. Distance- naeda rapaurff* Owner ajiilou* for oc- will be and remain the elec- 9 i J.rl. nftlMr ROUTON WATBBBURY, measuring' lUBAl/rOR, it W. Vrant St., Red Bank. tioneering stumps, Instrument k •H 74M0. lllBMr Rait Bank Multiple 30. Luzon !•_ _ • —'—' BMVlc*. , Bypass Great Questions native itlOSUOTOWN-TluM-btdroom nub. Increasingly, too. it looks as 14- 5 L*r« Uvln| ltd dlninj rooms, oil 33. "Mightier hot witir butt, flrej>lac«, full cellar, if the great Questions of our time than the bree»w«r and «lt»xheil gin|«. >i lfc> V 7 8 aero lot. Lovely location near River —the cold war, the state of sword" iian acbool. Frtcn 123,600. OH 7-1318. Western alliance, and our na- 34. Greek letter A 19 20 21 22 Y RUM80N — Five roomi two-bedroorai tional policy toward neutral na 35. Muddled //< corner 100x100. Larca eipamlon with 38. Energy' P< arttlri and fluorine. Full callar. attached tiona — will be far less talked 24- 25 'XI garage, oil hut. Low taua, lovely about than will be two or three (•Um«) EilfhWhood. UT.BOO. Cal M2-OT04 or •H T-4M0. homely and relatively minor 39. England .ft 29 domestic Issues. (poetic) % % 40. Frontier 30 33 34 THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK TREES AND PRIVACY We are unlikely to have any- post LJNCKOFT ranch. thing like a great debate between '4 UHNcmceo, THE PHANTOM SEE-NO BURN.' LuvrEouvra fenfencec , two brick pattos, studiodi , 41. Moon 35 3b 37 THAT IRON WAS brook, flnlthed baiemem. storm* and the Democratic and Republican valleys TAKES THEPAPFROm M00600 HAS WHITE- HOT/ •crseni, top condition. Many «itru, YA OfANA'SHAND— PECtARED HER Alkltig 117,750, all T-U85. parties on the state of the world 42. Spanish, 39 INNOCENT.' Hov/ry Jars i OAKHURBT — Four bedrnomi, two We are likely, instead, to have Y/< WHEW.'y WELL- PONE, / ^ '^WAIT-CUR kathi, cellar Htid' garitge. Split level. a series of small debates on such 43. Animal skin +1 you've WISSEO local Scout officials to light th one rl>r. > You'll be more than repaid. •cnt at home. Con* down t4 earth. HERMT District 5 torch" in Freehold earl; GEMINI iMavJM to Jun* 21) SASirjARIUS (Nor. 22 to DM. 21) Rabies Clinic Go mart thin lulfnr to mak* tip tllh Do ona mini at a tlrw an* gra'U finur, Saturday morning, June 2. Thi pmon. nm thouih h« or

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