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limed duly, Mondir Ibrbofb Friday, Second- Cl»u Fostagi 35c PER WEEK VOL. 84, NO. 29 Ftld at Red Bank and at Additional HalUnt Offices. RED BANK, -N. J., MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE Russian Cosmonaut Safe After Flight Race Track Ends Circled Globe 17 Times Second Best Year In 25 Hours, 18 Minutes OCEANPORT - Business at prevailed by the slender margin Monmouth Park was brisk right of one over Bernard P. Bond, MOSCOW (AP)—Soviet cosmonaut Gherman Titov successfully landed from the start of the 50-day meet- while half a dozen other trainers today in his space ship Vostok 11 after making more than 17 circuits of the globe. ing which closed Saturday. were in the race right up to the Final figures showed the meet- final day of the meeting. The 26-year-old major—second Russian to fly around the earth through ing to be the second best in the In addition to the Sapling space—was in the air 25 hours and 18 minutes. He travelled more than 700,000 16-year history of the track. Total Stakes, Monmouth offered two mutuel play was $90,677,189, other stakes with at least $100,- kilometers (about 435,000 miles)—far enough to go to the moon and back. » which was exceeded only by the 000 guaranteed. In the Sorority, "Comrade Titov is healthy ang) feels very well," Moscow Radio said. $91,642,862 of 1957. companion piece of the Sapling, The broadcast said he came down in a "pre-determined area" neai the Attendance totaled 1,014,311, Wheatley Stable's Batter Up md this marked the sixth time scored, and in the Monmouth landing site of the first So- in the last seven years that Handicap it was Don Poggio, rep- viet spaceman, Yuri Ga- mouth Park has gone over the resenting Gustave Ring. garin, after his history- million mark. Compared ' to a Rokeby Stable's Land of the Fort Unit Picks Up year ago, the attendance was up Free swept the two hurdle stakes making flight April 12. Ga- 2.6 per cent. Wagering was up 1.7 to claim the championship easily garin, who made only one per cent over 1960. for Paul Mellon. rbit of the earth, report- One new record was placed in First Vostok Signals the books on the final program edly landed in southern when the crowd sent $604,765 t 450 milas south- - through the tote on the Sapling Fires Sweep WEST DEAL—The Russian satellite's signal f Moscow. Stakes, to establish a new high —a squealing beep, with regular pulsations—was, j of 'a retired Si- for a single race. The old record Broad Areas jerian school teacher, manually was $551,510 set in the same race picked up for the first time in this country :ontrolled his orbiting spaceship last year. SPACEMAN IN TRAINING — This photo, released by Soviet authorities, shows Maj. day at 10:47 a.m. (EDT) by the astro-obseT(vation for periods up to an hour and Earns $90,361 Of Woodland Gherman Titov, the cosmonaut whose successful flight Was ,completed today, dur- station of the Army Signal Research and Develop- carried on normal living func- Meadow's Stable's Sir Gay- ions—sleeping a full eight hours HELENA, Mont. (AP) — Fire ing training preparatory to flight. He it being subjected to centrifugal pressure ment Laboratory on Whalepond Rd. here. lord, by winning the rich Sapling fighters and U. S. Forest Service while in flight and eating three meals. after a victory in the Tyro ear- personnel from several states here in a centrifuge machine. (AP Wirephoto) The beacon signal, designed to locate and lier, amassed local earnings of were flown into Montana today to track the satellite, Vostok II, was heard here on 15» Miles Up $90,361, which is a record for any Circling the globe every 88.6 join the army of 5,000 men bat- its sixth orbit around the earth, the first one in horse at Monmouth Park in mod- tling fires which have consumed minutes', TUov swung in an orbit ern history. Sky Clipper, victor nearly 24,000 acres of timberland which it passed over this area. hat reaohed a maximum alti- Form Plainclothes Police ude of 257 kilometers (159.5.1 In the 1959 Sapling, held the old in Montana and Idaho. It was audible here from 10:47 to 11 a.m., record" of $85,867. miles) and a minimum of 178 Three big blazes were brought Sir Gaylord's feats, plus a sec- when it passed beyond our horizon. kilometers (110.5 miles). under control yesterday with the The astro-observatory heard and taped the Gagarin's route was longer ond in the Colleen Stakes for aid of cooler temperatures and Division in Raritan Twp. Cicada, gave Meadow Stable first with a minimum height of 110 scattered rainshowers. signal again on the capsule's seventh orbit, from honors among all the owners with RAITAN TOWNSHIP — In an miles and a maximum of 188 But six other fires continued to on week-ends only, Fridays,Sgts. William Sparks, Roy Hilton $95,829, and this was the second action unprecedented in this through Sundays. and Robert Thome! and Patrol 12:19 to 12:30 p.m. miles. highest total on record. rage through Region One for- township, Committeeman Jamss After this the satellite's track took it out of Over and again Titov kept ests, two of them more than 7,000 The plainclothes division will | men Edward Schramm, Henry W. G. Helis, Jr., with $101,142 G. Brady, police chairman, an- operate Mondays through Thurs Springsteen, Holmes T. Goemerly range of this station until the 11th, 12th and 13th sending word, back to earth that won in 1959, still remains at the acres in size. nounced Friday that a plain- days, mostly at night. he was in great shape . . . "Am Zuni Indian firefighters from and Joseph Kuhl. top. clothes division has been estab- Eight of the 19 men on the The men will 'be reimbursed on orbits, when it was heard again in West Deal. feeling fine . . , Shipshape order New Mexico wer,e flown in Jockey Steve Brooks and train- lished in the police department force will participate, using their for the gasoline they use. Signals were picked up and recorded from on board ..." today to replace some of the 400 er H. A. "Jimmy" Jones of Calu to operate four days a week, own private, unmarked cars for Mr. Brady said the division The historic flight proved that fighters on the Westover Gulch 6:35 to 6:59 p.m., 8:01 to 8:17 p.m., and 9:30 to met Farm, making their first reg- on a no-pay basis. i patrols. will concentrate on curbing van. a man can undergo riie rigors ular appearance at Monmouth blaze, south of Helena. The township does not have a; Smith Heads Unit dalism and juvenile delinquency 9:48 p.m. of a flight to the moon without Park, won the riding and training ' Threaten Towns regular full-time department. Up Thsy are Lt. William Smith, and store breaks. The best signal, loud and clear, was heard excessive ill effect. titles, Brooks with a rather easy The Westover fire; which to now, the force has operatedwho will head the special division; j Recently, there was a break and during the 12th orbit, beginning at 8:01 p.m., ac- 'I feel excellent under thf victory and Jones by a narrow threatened Saturday to wipe out entry at the Hazlet Pharmacy, conditions of weightlessness," he margin. cording to Lloyd Manamon, manager of the station. repeatedly messaged back to two small communities only a few Bethany Rd. at Hazlet Ave., with Brooks, Jones Tops miles from Montana's capital To Back Mitchell cash and narcotics stolen, Mr. earth. Brpgks won 62 races, onemore city, was brought under control Brady • reported. The FBI was Study Effects Cosmonaut The Russians aaid the purpose than waiter Blunj scored in 1960 yesterday morning when It was called in because of the narcotics to gain the title. Steve's margin encircled by a fire line 12 miles theft and the fact that there is Europe's of the flight was to study the was six winners over Blum this Both Sides Bid Ike effects on a human being of pro- in perimeter. a post office substation in the longed orbital flight and the season, but Walter staged the Planes passed through thej pharmacy, he said. descent to the earth's surface. most sensational day in New Jer- smoky canyon time after time to i He reported that there have sey riding history June 19 when douse hot spots of the fire withjWelcome to State been ''several other"7store breaks Reaction (Many WesternUDsefvers"~suF~ he won with six of his mounts. about 3,000 gallons of chemical in recent weeks. mised that the flight had been Among the conditioners, Jones retardant. NEWARK (AP)—When former keen interest In the gubernatorial timed to reinforce Soviet Pre- Save on Budget mier Khrushchev's drive to end Cooler temperatures yesterday'President Eisenhower arrives injeampaign. In answer to a recent statement Is Mixed the Western Allied- occupation helped speed the 400. firefighters New Jersey in October to cam- There were these other political developments around the state. by Committeeman Harry P. Sea- of West Berlin and particularly Off-Duty Cop in their efforts to contain the paign for James P. Mitchell, Re- men, Mr. Brady announced that LONDON (AP) - Western Eu- (See SATELLITE, Page 3) Lodi—Hughes said the federal blaze. National Guard equipment publican candidate for governor, the police department is working rope today cheered the scientific manned by guard drivers was labor market map heeded re- Apprehends he apparently will be welcomed within its 1960 budget, and pre- accomplishment of Maj. Gher- being used in the fight. drawing to pinpoint unemploy- dicted that by the end of the man Titov's space flight. Some Gov. Donald G. Nutter declared by both sides. ment problems in Bergen County. year "there will be a 5 per cent voiced fears the Soviet Union will Bank Head's Wanted Man the state a public disaster area Mitchell's headquarters have On a Saturday tour through the savings" in the account. use it as a military weapon, oth- started preparing plans for Eisen- Saturday night when tempera- western portion of the county, Mr. Seamen has predicted last ers considered it a normal de- MIDDLETOWN^ - Thanks to hower's visit to Newark, Oct. 17. tures above the 100-degree mark which has been hard hit by un- month that because of the addi- velopment that should cause no! Car Stolen, the efforts of an off-duty patrol- An„..d. the Democrati . q•. . candidate„„, . , employment, Hughes said that| man, a 23-year-old Red Bank set off a rash of blazes in the J T u tion of four men to the f undue alarm. I state's fdrests. Richard J. Hughes, said We iniBergen and Passaic Counties are|the ,961 budget wou,d t ^ suf. man, wanted over a month in New Jerse we come hlm wlth this! The flight only hours befo^ connection with an atrocious as- The disaster designation en-i . y l ,, coupled as one area and ficient, and had asked that four Premier Khrushchev was to | abled National Guarfsmen to join jsentiment"u T s ,o f aaffection"e.u"""-. , mdehides s meitheir r '"aiviauaindividuai l moolaborr mar mar-- of the newer men in the depart RUMSON — A late model con- sault and attempted robbery case Hu hes also sald t make a major radio speech was vertible stolen from ihe garagp in the fiehtin1 E effort6 s But aas of 6 . however, that ket problems. He suggested that ment be dismissed as an "econ- widely assumed to have been was captured in the Oak Hill sec- each-be-designated-as-a-separate Maj, Gherman Titov of Kenneth H. McQueen, 247 lasrH-^iTt night, "?,;only ™i^"hvolunteers ^°anid Mitchell has a-fundamental^bli.ea On a trlal basis seen now as only a few years RED BANK - The YMCA on Mine fire in.the Bitterroot Nation- night of Oct. 17, but it has not ark. The federal government ap- , ' hearing next Monday. saulting a 74-year-old woman on s formatlon w s away. Riverside Ave., and Acme Fur- al Forest whioh had blackened been determined where if will be. | proved the proposed alignment " « formalized Frl- Hurst denied he was driving the Laurel Ave. about a month ago, day night Wlth the niture Co., 137 Monmouth St. 9,000 acres. Mitchell said, "The general;July 8 and the state budget for| announcement Britain's lop space watcher, vehicle, according to Patrolman was captured after he allegedly by Mr B Sir Bernard Lovell, warned: "I were broken Into Friday night. In the Nezperce National For- wantits to come to New Jersey to this year earmarks $5 million to rt :11 j[ \ . . James Halligan, who Issued the committed an indecent act in Wl e rst tlme The two entries netted the thie est, the Kelly Mountain fire was tell iof our-close relationship dur-ipurchase right-of-way in the' " "* " " 'in the am far from being pro-Russian summons. front of a housewife in th,e Oak history of the or thieves $15, all of it coming still out of control and had al- ing his administration when liarea. Mitchell said at least l,000J municipality that in the political sense—on the con- Halligan said his investiga- Hill area, police said. the townshi has from the YMCA. ready raced across 7,000 acres served as secretary of labor."lfamilieK would be uprooted from| P. had'local police trary. But I think on» of the tion showed the car, traveling Alerted by the woman, police Police Chief George H. Clayton of timberland. He said Eisenhower showed a'their homes. (See RARITAN, Page 2) greatest dangers in the world traveling west on Ridge Rd., searched for more than two hours today is to doubt their strength said a window on the west side jumped the curb and ended up Friday in a vain attempt to lo- in science and technology." of the Y building was smashed on the south side of the. road, fac- cate the man. 11 Killed in Britain's most widely read col- and a drawer pried open in a sec- ing north, oiifljt'.^a few hundred Patrolman Mahoney went off umnist, Cassandra of the Daily ond floor office. A metal cash yards from the McQueen resi- duty at 4 p.m. and continued the Mirror, noted Khrushchev is box which had contained $15 was dence. search in his private car. speaking tonight and summed up found.. empty in the basement The patrolman finally spotted Crash on Parkway Jakes Youth's Life what many feared: A desk and several filing cabi- ./the man cutting a lawn at one "The tragedy of this magnifi- nets were pried open at Acme of the homes. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — A | » cent feat, with the Russians Furniture Co. Chief Clayton raid Deal Park Police said he admitted assault- 16-year-old West Orange youth | peering down in orbit over Lon- the thief left $5 in a cash box in Ing the woman last month and en was killed Saturday and his don and Washington and riding' the office. tering a private home Friday and brother hospitalized when their thf heavens as no living being A screen covering a window in House Burns car struck a bridge abutment in' committing the indecent act. has ever done before, .s that the the rear office was cut away to OCEAN TOWNSHIP - The the southbound lane of the Garden Police said he had been in the wonder and greatness of it is gain entry, the chief said. home of Hugh McLaughlin, 415.. State Parkway here. area a little more than a month, deliberately timed to intimidate Runyon Ave.. Deal Park, was having come here from North According to Holmdel State Po- the Wesl and to hearten and en- hurncd out this morning in a Carolina. lice, William R. Henriksen, a courage the Communist world to fire discovered at 5:30 r\.m. According to police, Dunn passenger in the car, was pro- new acts of aggression." A garage and second story worked in the Oak Hill area cut- nounced dead at the scene of the Titov's flight came wilh Brit-! Index apartment, occupied by Patrol- ilng lawns for various people. crash — the Lower Main St ain and most of Europe enjoy- man Albert Mansfield and his overpass — by Dr. H. Hakim, ing an August holiday, Millions Page family at the rear of ihe proper- A 7 Matawan, passing physician. kept their ears tuned lo their: >"u»emenH ty, was saved by firemen. In fair condition today in River- Births 2 radios for news of the space Volunteers from Oakhurst, Falls Asleep, view Hospital with a possible con- 12 man B progress around the Bridge Wanamar.sa, Deal and Allen- cussion and chest injuries is Classified is earth. hurst fire companies, battled the Thomas H. Henriksen, 3d, 18, Comics Hits Pole 12 fire more than two hours before driver of the auto. Crossword Puzzle 12 FREEHOLD - George D. Ev- Editorials bringing it under control. Town- erett, Monmouth Ave. Long Police said Thomas apparently ship Fire Chief Kenneth McKean fell asleep at the wheel. They Education Unit Herblock 6 Branch, fell asleep at the wheel w:is in charge. said he told them he and hiS Movie Timetable 7 at 1:15 a.m. today on Rt. 522, and brother had been working all Obituaries 2 The fire routed Mr. McLaugh- was awakened when his car hit Meets Tonight lin, his wife, Harriet, and their night and wer tired. : S e NEW SHREWSBURY - The three children, Leslie, 13; Jef- a utility pole, according to Sgt. William was asleep in the front 6 frey, 9, and Alan, 7, from their Clifford K. Bebout of the state seat next to his brother, police 7 beds. Ml escaped without in- police. said. 4-5 jury. •<" Mr. Everett was treated at the Police said the force of the 6 scene for a cut lip, and given a Mr. McLaughlin told police he impact drove William Henriksen port passage of the referendum 10-11 summons for careless driving by into the rear seat of the car. investing J awoke at the smell of ^noke and Trooper James R. Dowd. on building 12 new classrooms ,. saw the fire burning rapidly in The Matawan First Aid Squad at the Swimming River School. w wh 6 His passenger, Delmar Johnson, took Thomas to the hospital. FINAL RITES— A paujng priesi qffer» prayer over body of William R. Henrikien, the center of the house on the Rockwell Ave., Long Branch, was Mr. Kline is acting chairman 00 Reward first floor, . Trooper Albert Kurnath inves- 16, of We»t Orange, killed Safurday morning when car in which ha wai a paiienger of the Rioup, which came into For information leading to re- take to Fitkin Hospital, Neptune, tigated. veered off pavement on Garden State Parkway at Lower Main St. underpay in Mita- He said the family wor« in by the Freehold Township First being after the challenge to covery of man's diamond ring, their bedrooms on th9 second William was born in Orange, school board policies by 'he New!three diamonds in row, yellow Aid Squad, and treated for mul- son of Thomas H.^and Kitty Aldis wan Townihip and hit the bridge abutment. Dead youth's brother, Thomai H. Hanrik- floor. tiple cu'ts of the face. Shrewsbury Parents' Committee.igold. Call BRtdge. 6-5202. . Cause of the fire was not im- (See FATALITIES, page 2) fen, 18, who wa« driving, it in fair condition in Rivarview Hoioital. headed by John Crowley. |—Adv. ,' 1 mediately determined. I \ r ^-Monday, August 7. 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Rariian Cardinal New Jersey—Fair wetther to- (Continued) day, tonight and tomorrow with OBITUARIES New Jersey News Briefs seasonably warm days and cotn- M petrol during tbe wesk. At the Van Roey, Dies fortabl* nights. High today and same time, Mr. Brady empha- MoimoBth M*dk*l Center Associated Press United States, to be (elected Aug. sized, the state police will contin- BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) 27 in New York's Carnegie Hall, tomorrow mostly in the 80s with Mr. and Mrs. William J. Eck- MISS HELEN L, KINGSLAND MICHAEL M, MIDZALKOWSKI NEW YORK — B«rgen and low tonight ue to service the township as they Funeral services will be held will represent this country in the have done in the past. erline, 604 Irving Pi., Long Thursday for Joseph Ernest -Car- KEYPORT - Miss Helen L. FREEHOLD-Michael M. Mid- Union counties in New Jersey from the 50s Branch, daughter, this morning. Miss World contest to be held in The committeemin said that if dinal Van Roey, the third prince Kingsland of 51 Maple PL, died zilkowski, 71, died yesterday in showed population increases of London next month. in cooler spots Mr. and Mrs. Paul N. De more than 1,000 persons per of the north- the division proves a success for of the Roman Catholic Church Saturday in her home after a his home, on Broad St. He wai a the balance of this year, it Is Caprio, 54 North Broadway, Long to die within a' week. . long illness. • . ' retired farmer.. square mile during the 1950s, the west counties Branch, son,.this morning. likely to be expanded "and some The 87-year-old Belgian prelate Miss Kingsland was born in Mr. Midzalkowski's wife was Regional Plan Association says. to the 60s else- Mr. and Mrs. Hector Ramof, 33 An analysis published In an asso- Satellite where. small provision" made for it in died yesterday, after a lingering Arlington and had lived in Key- the late Minnie Kowalski Mid- Broad St., Keyport, daughter, port most of her. life. She was zalkowski. He was born at War- ciation bulletin showed a drop in ' (Continued) Marine the budget for 1962. this morning. illness. Blanda vs. Seamen Cardinal Van Roey was known the daughter of the late Augustus saw, Poland, and had lived here population, however, for Hudson Cape May to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelly, 490 County. Cities that lost popula- the threats to Berlin Khrushchev In other action, charges and as "The Rhinoceros of Malines"— and Anna C. Van Schoick Kings- 10 years. He was a member of is expected to make in a major Block Island- South Laurel Ave., West, Keans- tion included New York, Newark, Winds becom- countercharges were again hurled Malines being the name of the landi St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church. broadcast tonight.) burg, son, yesterday. Jersey City and Bayonne. Man- westerly between Commltteeman Seamen archepiscopal palace—because of Miss Kingsland was a member Surviving are two sons, Stan- Like Gagarin's flight, Titov's ing and Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seward, his strong personality and forth- of Calvary Methodist Church. ley Midzalkowski, at home, and hattan . lost almost 12,000 resi- this morning 276 South Bridge Ave., Red Bank, dents per square mile, but re was greeted in both the Western and working Mr. Seamen started the ball right stand he took on political She was a registered nurse, a Joseph Midzalkowski of Holly- and Communist world with praise around into the daughter, Saturday. mained the most densely populat- northwest tonight and continuing rolling when he declared that Mr. questions. graduate of St. Catherine's Hos- wood, Fla.; four daughters, Miss for the Soviet scientific achieve- Blanda, finance chairman, had Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis, Before World War II he openly pital, Brooklyn, and was a mem- Amelia. Midzalkowski at home, ted section of the country with Tuesday with speeds of about 10 222 South St., Eatontown, son, ment. Sir Bernard Lovell, direc- issued no financial reports during opposed Belgian Fascist leader ber of the New Jersey, New Mrs. James Chansky of Free- about 76,000 persons per square knots. Some cloudiness this Saturday. tor of Britain's giant raJio tele- the current year. Leon Degrelle. During the Ger- York and California State Nurses hold, Mrs. Pauline Sodiman of mile. The total region increased morning with a few showers near Mr. and Mrs. Ora Myers, 7 its population by some 220,000 scope at Jodrell Bank, termed it Block Island, but otherwise fair He said he had made a recent man occupation he criticized Nazi associations. Princeton, and Mrs. Theresa "Another important step in the check of township financial rec- Devon Rd., Middletown Town- occupation policies, including the Surviving is a sister, Miss Nolan of Waynesville, Mo., and every year in the 1950s, an aver- weather through Tuesday with ship; daughter, Friday. Russian ppla n to populatp e the so- visibility five miles or more. ords "and didn't like some of the deportation of Belgian workers to Ethel E. Kingsland of this place. a sister, Mrs. Josephine Klimski age annual rise for the decade of Patterson Army Hospital 1V4 per cent Association re- lal r system beginninbi g with the things I found." Germany, and objected to Allied The funeral will be Wednesday of Canonsburg, Pa. few searchers predicted an even fast- invasion of the moon in a TIDES But when Mr. Blanda aaked Mr. Ret. Army S/Fc and Mrs. Sal- bombings of Belgium. In post- at 1:30 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral The funeral will be held at 8 years' time." Seamen to 'come out with any vatore S. Marotta, 47 Cliffwood war years Cardinal Van- Roey Home. Rev. Hillman Williams, «r*increase in the next 25 years, (Sandy Hook) a.m. Wednesday from' the Free- averaging 240,000 persons a year. Note Red Lead allegations you have," Mr. Sea. Ave., Eatontown, daughter, fought Socialist movements and pastor of the Calvary Methodist man Funeral Home, with a Several West European news- Today — High 6:02 p.m., low, men declined to elaborate on his Thursday. frequently came under fire from Church, will officiate. Burial Taquiem mass at 9 o'clock in St. 12:29 p.m. TRENTON — Asset* of New papers said the flight was more point, saying only that he had U. S. C. G. YN-3 and Mrs. the leftwing press. will be in Cedarwood Cemtery. Rose of Lima Church. Rev. Paul Jersey banks and savings banks evidence of the Soviet lead over Tuesday - High 8:29 a.m. and not had "enough time to check Gerard A. Parr, Fort Honcock, The Belgian prelate's death re- S. Hammond will officiate. Bur- completely." Climbed to $4,871,196,000 this the United States in the space 6:49 p.m., low 12:28 a.m. son, Thursday. duced the College of Cardinals MRS. ADA M. THOMPSON ial will be in the church ceme- year, the state Banking and In- race. But the news of Titov's (For Red Bank and Rumson Cut Taxes Army Sp4 and Mrs. George A. to 81 members. Domenico Cardi- FREEHOLD—Funeral services tery. surance Department reports. flight was -accepted calmly in Bridge, add two hours; Sea The mayor surmis&d later that Crawford, 571 West Front St., nal Tardini, the Vatican secre- will be held today for Mrs. Ada The Rosary will be recited at The department said this rep- Washington. Space officials and Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long "what Mr. Seamen doe»n't like, Red Bank, son, Thursday. tary of state, and Nicola Cardi- M. Thompson, 82, of 60 Mechanic the funeral home tomorrow at resented an increase of $2 IS others showed no surprise. Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- no doubt, is the fact that this nal Canali, "Mayor" of Vatican St., who died Saturday. Arrange- 8 p.m. million over the previous year's lands Bridge add 40 minutes.) administration was able to reduce City, died last week. ments are under direction of the Ambassador Adlai E. Steven- the municipal tax this year, and total. Total deposits in the son, after talking with President C. H. T. Clayton Funeral Home, MRS. HARRY J. SULLIVAN CHICAGO (AP) - There were is living within the budget. This Fatalities JAMES H. WARD, JR. Adelphia. 82 banks Increased 4.7 per cent Kennedy at Hyannis Port, Mass., fact seems to be pinching Mr. LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Mil- to $3,012,353,000. Deposits In the said the flight "sharpens the some wet spots in the South and (Continued) KEYPORT — James H. Ward, Mrs. Thompson was born in dred A. Sullivan, 63, of 80 Willow West but generally pleasant Seamen politically." Jr., 59, of 260 Broad St., owner Hightstown and had lived here 21 savings banks went up S.6 need for some action to regulate Sande Henriksen. He had lived Dr. died yesterday in Monmouth per cent to $1,393,310,000. use of outer space and to keep weather prevailed in most of the The mayor said he would have and operator of Bedle's Paint 45 years. She was the widow of Medical Center after a long ill- "a few more words" to say on in West Orange nine years. the arms race from spreading nation today. Store, died Saturday In Mon- Walter S. Thompson. She was a ness. Skies were clear in most of the this subject in the future. Also surviving are two sisters, CLEARWATER, Fla. - Nine to that field." Stevenson is chief mouth Medical Center. member of the Sons and Daugh- Mrs. Sullivan was born in New- Midwest, the Ohio Valley, wide But on the subject of "govern- Linda Jane and Miss Peggy Lee youths who said they were sol- U.S. delegate to the United Na- Mr. Ward was born in Mata- ters of liberty, Hightstown. burgh, N. Y., daughter of the late areas of the Great Lakes and the mental responsibility," Mr. Blan- Henriksen, both at home, mater- diers absent without leave from tions. wan, son of the late James H. Surviving are four sons, Wal- Charles and Bessie Wardell Ach- Middle and Upper Atlantic Coast. da reminded Mr. Seamen at the nal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Fort Bragg, N. C, were turned George M. Low, chief of the Ward and Margaret Ann Ward. ter, Harry, David .and Percy eson. Some light rain fell in parts of Friday session that be (Mr. Sea- Ole Sande pf Copenhagen, Den- over to the military today by po- American manned flight program, He lived here 35 years. Thompson of Freehold; three Surviving are her husband, western New York. men) had "not once shown up" mark; and paternal grandparents, He was a member of St. John's daughters, Mrs. Stephen Wargo lice who picked up several on saiid i t woulld be "quite some at the weekly "gripe" sessions at Mr. and M^s. Thomas Haakon of Harry J. Sullivan; one brother. suspicion near the beach and found time yet" before the Unite'' Cloudy and showery weather Methodist Church and was active and Mrs. Edward Henderson of across Virginia town hall, organized Jan. 1 to re- West Orange. Wardell Acheson of Madeira the others at the home of one States can duplicate the Soviet in the Shrewsbury District, U. S. Freehold and Mrs. Charles Jami- ina to extreme ceive citizens' complaints. The Day Funeral Home, Key- Beach, Fla., and three sisters, lad's mother. One of the youths achievement. He said the Ameri- Power Squadron. son of Englishtown; four sisters, northern Georgia and Alabama. The resolution establishing the port, was in charge of local ar- Mrs. Delia McKay of Bloomfield, was identified as Robert L. Em can program was going as fasl He was also an associated di- Mrs. Clarence Arey of Tren- Moist air flowing over the Gulf service provided that committee^ rangements. Mrs. Mattie Schimmel of New- mons of Englishtown. as it can and expressed doubt rector of the Shadow Lawn Sav- ton, Mrs. George. Herbert and burgh, N. Y., and Mrs. Hilda Region brought cloudy skies and men would attend the session in Accidents in New Jersey over ings and Loan Association, Key- Mrs. Fred Hubert of Hightstown that Titov's epic flight would lead turn on a rotating" basis. the week-end claimed 11 lives in Wanek of Cohoes, N. Y.. ALPINE — An avalanche thunderstorms durind g the nleht port branch, and an exempt fire- and Mrs. Marie Reid of English- to any change in it. in the Southeast. Was Against It all, the Associated Press re- The funeral will be tomorrow dumped tons of rocks down the Hall hit some men and charter member of the town; 16 grandchildren and thre# Watched Via TV areas. "Well, I didn't vote for the ported. at 2 p.m. from the Anderson face of the Palisades yester- Keyport Police Patrol. great-grandchildren. Funeral Home, Red Bank, with Throughout his flight, the Rus A violent storm hit souther..n. resolution," Mr. Seamen shot There were 10 highway fatal- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. day, smashing a retaining wall back. Rev. W. Gordon Lowden pasto- and power transformer and sians said, the handsome, wavy- Oklahoma yesterday, with""heavy ities and one train-pedestrian Marjorie Bedle Ward; a daugh- ANDREW J. BECK "That means, I presume, that of the Red Bank Methodist tearing up about 100 feet of haired Titov was kept in view rain and strong winds causing death. ter, Mrs. Albert R. Kaupp, Rum- HOLMDEL — Andrew J. Beck, you are setting yourself up as Church, officiating. Burial will roadway. No one was reported from earth by television and heavy damage. Two boys, 7 and Other victims: son; a son, Joseph F. Ward, at 63, of Keyport-Holmdel Rd., died the judge of this body's actions be In Fair View Cemetery. Injured. Huge boulders, under- while awake he maintained con- 11, were killed by lightning while Hammonton — Angelo Serrano, home, and three grandchildren. Saturday in Monmouth Medical and that you will comply only mined by recent storms, rum- stant two-way radio communica- they slept in a tent on the shore 22, of 115 Orchard St., was killed The funeral will be tomorrow Center. ' with the regulations and laws you MRS. JOSEPHINE STILES bled 300-feet down the cliff, tion. of Ft. Cobb Reservoir about 125 last night when he was struck at 1 p.m. in Bedle Funeral Home, Mr. Beck was born in Brook- agree with," Mr. Blanda told Mr. LITTLE SILVER — Mrs. Jo- carrying rain-loosened rocks He was in a smiling, happy-go miles northwest of Oklahoma by a train at the Orchard St. with Rev. Norman R. Riley, pas- lyn. He was a controller for the Seamen. sephine Virginia Stiles, 73, of 69 with them. Many of the rocks lucky mood throughout the trip, City. Winds up to 100 mph dam- crossing. tor of St. John's Methodist Church American Safety Razor Co., Ho- Mr. Seamen also charged that North Sunnycrest Dr. died yes- landed in a parking lot. Inter- once wisecracking in a message aged or sank more than 60 boats Police said the 14-car Pennsyl- officiating. Burial will be in Old boken. two members of the governing terday in Westwood Nursing state Park police said the rock- to Muscovites: "I wish you had on Lake Texoma, on the Okla- vania-Reading Seashore Line Tennent Cemetery, Tennent. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. body were acting "beyond their Home, Long Branch. She was the slide started about 10 a.m., it so good." homa-Texas border. train operated by W. B. Mc- Tillie Doris Beck; a daughter, capacities as committeemen" in- widow of Howard R. Stiles, and about two hours, before the "I am eagle — I am eagle," he Some early morning reports- Gowan, 44, of Pleasantville, was MRS. BLANCHE M. DIX Miss Doris C. Beck, at home; asmuch as they had sent letters had lived here 11 years. usual Sunday picnic crowd ar- said exultantly. Recorded ex- New York 73, cloudy; Chicago en route from Atlantic City to FREEHOLD-Mrs. Blanche M. three sisters, Mr j. Anna Laune to citizens at large "promising Philadelphia. She was a member of th Em- rives In the area. cerpts from his conversations 52, clear; Boston partly Dix, 85, died Friday in the Home- of North Bergen, Mrs. Virginia e certain actions by the Township bury Methodist Church and the were broadcast to Moscow listen- cloudy; Washington 72, partly Vineland—Gustav Richaer, 21, stead Nursing Home here. She Smith of Gutenburg and Mrs. cloudy; Atlanta 68, cloudy; Mi- Committee in advance." of South Delsea Dr., died in New- was the widow of Herbert R. Margaret Hyde of Union City. Women's Society of Christian NEWARK-Mr. and Mrs. Max "This is not a commission form Service of the church. Titov blasted Off from an un- ami 83, clear; Louisville 67 comb Hospital yesterday of in- Dix, Sr., and was a member of The funeral will be Wednesday Savitt told police their apartment of government," he declared an- juries suffered Saturday night Surviving are a sister, Mr. Ade- designated launching site at 9 clear; Detroit 61, clear; St. the Freehold Baptist Church. at 10 a.m. in the Mehlenbeck Fu- at 603 Elizabeth Ave. was broken grily, "although I know you can when his motorcycle went out of laide. O. Nichols, with whom sh- into while they were out yester- a.m. yesterday. His craft weighed Louis 69, clear; Minneapolis 62 Mrs. Dix is survived by a son, neral Home,; :Hailet, with Rev. clear; Kansas City 67, clear; get away with that sort of thing control on Butler Ave., and Frank L. Dix of this place and Henry A. Male, pastor of St. ifted; a brother, Carl Lehnhardt day and more than $16,000 in cash 10,407 pounds, only 13 pounds because you have the votes." crashed over an embankment. of Sierra Madre, Calif., and sev- and jewelry was stolen. Savitt more than Gagarin's Vostok I. Denver 71, clear; Dallas 81, Bradenton, Fla.; two daughters- Mary's Episcopal Church, offici. lear; Phoenix 87, cloudy; Seattle 'Democratic Process' Weqmouth—Ike Edelstein, 70, in-law, Mrs. Herbert R. Dix, Jr. ating. Burial will be in Holmdel eral nieces and nephews. said the couple had gone out for During much of the flight, the 63, Comrriitteeman Marvin Olinsky, The funeral will be this after- about an hour and found the lock 3 clear; San Francisco 63, and his wife, Lottie, of Philadel- of Parlin, and Mrs. Earl Dix of Cemetery. Soviet news agency Tass an clear; Los Angeles 71, clear- road chairman, challenged Mr. phia were killed yesterday in a this place; four sisters, Misses noon. 1 o'clock In tha Worden on the apartment door forced Moscow Radio gave almost play Seamen. Funeral Home, Red; Bank, wjth open when they returned. He said Anchorage 54, partly cloudy and two-car head-on crash on Rt. 322. Ada, Alfreda and Florence Hinch- WILLIAM J. DONOHUE, SR. by-play reports OH the trip an Honolulu 77, partly cloudy. He said: State police of the Mays Landing man and Mrs. Charles Stokes, all Rev. W. Gordon Lowden, pastor the apartment had been ran- announced ahead of time cities "The letter I sent out asking LAURENCE HARBOR — Wil of the Red Bank Methodist sacked and $16,000 in jewelry and barracks said the driver of the of Camden, six grandchildren, Ham J. Donohue, Sr., 81, of 876 over which it would pass. Th Lynn Manor residents which second car, Lawrence Grabowski, and 14 great-grandchildren. Church, officiating. $120 in cash had been taken from space ship was seen by many ai route they preferred for the Cove Rt. 35, died yesterday in Mon Cremation will be In the Rose- a drawer in the bedroom. Among 22, of 937 Market St., Gloucester The funeral will be today at 11 mouth Medical Center. a bright star traveling rapidl, Driver Faces Road School footbridge was sent City, told them he felt asleep a.m. in the W. H. Freeman and dale Crematory, Orange. the items reported stolen were a across the sky. because this administration be- Mr. Donohue was born in New diamond pin valued at $3,700 and and his car crossed over into Son Funeral Home, with Rev. York City, son of the late Wil Giving his radio wavelengths 3 Charges lieves in the democratic process the east-bound lane, smashing Andrew Anderson, pastor of the MRS. WERNER FICHTLER, a diamond bracelet worth $4,000. of abiding by the will of the peo- liam J. and Bessie Jackson Dono- the Russians Invited the peopl into the Edelsteins' auto. Freehold Baptist Church, offici- hue, SHREWSBURY - Mrs. Jessie of the world to listen in to th WALL TOWNSHIP - Three ple rather than ruling by dictate. Turnersville — Margaret Gale, ating, Burial will be in Harleigh A retired metalurgist, Mr. Gertrude Fichtler, 70, of 444 Broad TRENTON-The New Jersey astronaut's broadcasts. He wa charges of motor vehicle law in- "Now if you think that's wrong, 17, of 19 Atwood Dr., in the Veils Cemetery, Camden. Donohue had lived here 35 years. St. died Saturday morning in Riv- Assembly has been called to a heard — and recorded — by many fractions face William F. Town- you can vote,against the con- Lake Estates was killed Saturday He was a member of the Com- erview Hospital after a short ill- one-day session Aug. 28 and listeners and in addition radi send, 18, of Elizabeth Pkwy struction of that bridge." ness. Gov. Robert B. Meyner has night when a motorcycle on KANE INFANT munity Church here and the Ma- transmissions In code from th Eatontown, as a result of an al- "I'm not against the bridge," which she was SYRACUSE, N. Y. — Howard 'Mrs. Fichtler was bora in Al- urged the Republican controlled Mr. Seamen said. (Later In the riding, collided sonic Lodge in Elizabeth. space ship were also picked up by leged 90-miIe-an-hour police chase with a bus at the intersection of W. Kane, 3d, 18-month-old son lentown, Pa., daughter of the late Senate to reconvene on the Friday. meeting, he voted for it.) Surviving are his wife, Eliza- Western monitors. Egg Harbor and Greentree Rd., of Mr. and Mrs. Howard W. Andrew C. and Gertrude Crowley same date. Assembly speaker Committeeman Donald J. Mal- beth McKinley Donohue; two Patrolman William Krott has in nearby Washington Township, Kane, 2d, died suddenly Satur- Deck. She had lived here fiv" LeRoy J. D'Alola, D-Essex, or- Animal Aboard Ioy, parks chairman, reported sons, Kenneth I. Donohue of filed charges of reckless driving Gloucester County. day. years and had lived in Red Banl: dered the Assembly meeting While Titov was in flight, Mos- that negotiations are under way Union and William J. Donohoe, passing on the right, and ignor- Police said the operator of the He was the only child of Mr. 35 years before that. after a telephone conversation cow said there were "blologica ing a stop street sign. for purchase of a 3'/S-acre tract Jr., of this place; two daughters, with Meyner Saturday. Meyner motorcycle, Alva D. English, 2.0, and Mrs. Kane. Mrs. Kane is Mrs. Ruth Weinbrunner of Union She was a member of Trinif objects on board." This suggested in West Keansburg, across from the former Susan Lynch, daugh- 1 said he believed the Senate Summonses issued to the driv- of Glendale, Calif., suffered and Mrs. Clarence Egan of this Episcopal Church, Red Bank, anr that he might have had insects er will be returned In Municipal the First Aid Squad building, to ter of Mrs. William J. Lynch, 34 would respond to his request. minor injuries. place, and three grandchildren. of the Ladies' Auxiliary, Red or animals as traveling com Court Aug. 26 at 9.30 a. m. be used for recreation purposes. Irving PI., Red Bank. But Senate President Thomas panions. Springfield Township — Charles The Day Funeral Home, Key- Bank lodge of Elks. ~ . Patrolman Krott said the chase The land is owned by the George A requiem mass was offered She is survived by her husband, J. Hlllery, R-Morrlj, said ha Reich estate. Barkholz, 69, of Federal City Rd., port, is in charge of arrange- was having difficulty locating The announcement said_the stailedLon_Jtt J5 and ended at Lawrenceville, and his daughter, in the Catholic Church here this ments. Werner Fichtler; a sister, Mrs. cosmonaumnM1 t took scientific data Appoint Cunningham morning. Hilda M. Bourke of Somerville, the senators, many of whom fro"m the "larg •"•e numbe* "•-""r of -device "^ s Ocean and Bailey', Corner Rds. Mrs.-Dorothy Michalis, 44, of 38 Thomas J. Cunningham, 10th Andrew St., Trenton, were fatally two nephews and a niece. are vacationing. The Senate In the cabin of the spaceship and where Townsend's car struck a St., West Keansburg, was ap- MRS. LILLIAN REISER injured "in a two-car accident 1 MRS. EFFIE J. RYAN Services will be tomorrow at 2 ~ had adjourned to Nov. 20. observed the earth through three utility pole. The driver suffered pointed as a school crossing KEANSBURG — Mrs. Lillian Friday night at Jacksonville Rd. OCEANPORT - Mrs. Effie J. p.m. at the Worden Funeral D'Alola said the Assembly portholes in the ship. head Injuries and was treated in guard for the new Cove Road Reiser, 54, of 59 Fourth St., died and Rt. 206. Markholz died Fri- Ryan, 80, of 118 Oceanport Ave. Home, with Rev. Henry A. Male, would consider the differences Fitkin Hospital. School, on the basis of his being Saturday in her home after a long On the streets of Moscow huge day night while Mrs. Michalis died Friday at her home. She had rector of St. Mary's Episcopal existing between New Jersey A passenger, Gary Perkins, 17, the first alternate guard on the illness. She was born here and crowds gathered around loud- died Saturday in Burlington been ill two months. Church, Keyport, officiating. and New York over New Jer- of Oceanport, was not hurt. appointment waiting list. bad lived here all her life. Her speakers at noon to hear the last County Hospital, Mount Holly. She was born in Long Branch, Burial will be at Fair View sey's commuter benefit tax, as Mr. Seamen said Mr. Cunning- parents were the late Daniel and announcement on the flight. They were passengers in a car daughter of the late Mr. and Cemetery. well as legislation concerning BLIZZARD DOWN UNDER ham had informed him that he Lenetta Roos Wilson. People surrounded automobiles driven by Mrs. Michalis' hus- Mrs. Charles Van Note, and lived the establishment of a world AUCKLAND New Zealand (AP) could not take the Hazlet post Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. parked on the streets with their band, Detective Lt. Harry Micha- in this area all her life. Her hus- MRS. FRANK SIEH trade center in New York and —A blizzard swept the center of because he had no means of William T. O'Brien, with whom radios blaring. lis, 49 of the Hamilton Township band was the late Philip F. Ryan. the purchase of the Hudson and New Zealand's North Island to- transportation, and on th is Mrs. Reiser lived; a son, Warren NAVESINK - Mrs. Edna A. The crowds listened quietly and police force. Surviving are two sons, Philip Manhattan Railroad by the Port day, blocking railway lines and grounds voted against the ap- L. Measley of Miami, Fla.; a sis- Sieh, 78, of Linden Ave. died Fri- eagerly as the announcer spoke. F. Ryan of Morristown and of New York Authority. the two main highways between pointment. Michalis and his passengers ter, Mrs. Charles Soden of Plain- day in her home. When he finished, they drifted Charles Ryan of this place; a Auckland and Wellington. A group of West Keansburg were en route home from Atlantic field, and two brothers, Daniel Born in Brooklyn, she had on their way with no particular daughter, Mrs. Harry Zager of NEW BRUNSW1CK-A Middle- The army rescued 120 • snow- residents had previously peti- City when their car collided with Wilson of Port Monmouth, and lived here most of her life. She display of emotion. an auto driven by Miss Bonnie this place; three grandchildren, was a member of the All Saints sex County group seeking to pro- bound travelers, and 100 skiers tioned the governing body to re- and two great-grandchildren. Everett Wilson of Oceanport. t>n Mt Raupehu were guided to Fisher, 17, of Trevose, Pa. Episcopal Church and its Ladies' mote industry and housing on Confident appoint Mr. Cunningham to his A requiem mass was offered Mrs. Reiser was a member of Raritan Arsenal lands has been safety. old post near the West Keansburg Union Township—Two persons Golden Chapter of the Order of Auxiliary. From the moment of going Into were killed in a two-car collision this morning in Star of the Sea formally incorporated. The group orbit, Titov was in a chatty mood School. the Eastern Star, and the Sons Surviving are her husband, on Rt. 72 Friday night. Dead Catholic Church. Burial was in Frank Sieh; two sons, Edwin E. of business, labor and education- and showed supreme confidencei Entomologists estimate that In- Carton Will Defend Woodbine Cemetery. and Daughters of Liberty. al leaders calls itself the Raritan were Walter Waladkewicz, 44, Sieh of Redondo Beach, Calif., throughout the long flight. sects ruin at least one tenth of As announced at the time the The John W. Flock Funeral The funeral will be tomorrow Industrial and Residential Devsl- man's crops and destroy more appeal was filed, the committee and Miss Fannie Ricatto, about at 10 a.m. in the Bedle Funeral and Herbert M. Sieh of this He was so relaxed that he over- 50, both of 1934 Inverness Dr., Home was in charge of arrange- place; four grandchildren; three opment Council. Its efforts will slept 37 minutes this morning timber each year than forest fires wthorized the law firm of Rob- Home, Keyport. Burial will be focus on 3,200 acres of land and Scotch Plains. ments. brothers, Nelson and Timothy while whirling around 'the globe. and fungus rots. erts, Pillsbury and Carton, Mid- in Green Grove Cemetery. waterfront in Edison and Wood- dletown, to defend the township Waladkewisz' wife, Josephine, Maxson, both of this place; and bridge that now are government .lust before retiring, he sent 43, remained in critical condition George Maxson of Norman, Okla., this radio message to Musco- area and not far from the path n the "Raritan Valley USA" ap- MISS MAUDE STOREY 1 property. Raritan is one of 72 chosen by U. S. pilot Francis peal. today at Atlantic City Hospital. Empty Can FREEHOLD — Miss Maude and a sister, Mrs. Lillian I. Wicks vites:" of Rutherford. installations the feovernment Gary Powers for his Ill-fated U2 The driver of the second car, Ed- Storey, 70, formerly of 20 Broad "Now I am going to bed. You Attorney Lawrence A. Carton, ward G. Varley, 18, of Rt. 9, p plans to close. The government flight over Russia. Jr., who won the zoning case for St., died Thursday in the Mon- The funeral will be this after- has said it will put the arsenal do what you'want, but I ant going West Creek, was in serious con- rompts noon at 2 o'clock, in Posfen to bed." Moscow Radio proclaimed that the municipality in Superior Court mouth County Welfare Home land up for sale. will again handle the defense. dition. here. Funeral Home, Atlantic High- He broadcast a stream of greet- the "Soviet people congratulate Delaware Township — Thomas and embrace Gherrnan Titov onj The suit which Mr. Carton won Miss Storey was born in Eng- lands, with Rev. Howard S. Fra- ings to every continent as he C. McDonouRh, 44, of 201 Windsor Bomb Scare zer officiating. Burial will be in PHILADELPHIA — Susan his happy return." halted a planned 569-house $8 mil- KEANSBURG—An empty metal land. She had been at the home pa«seech tonight. Army explosives. bert Dion; her.mother, Mrs. Lil- is a social science major at the full day plus an hour and 18: Gagarin, whom Titov called virtually "automatic' and there- Haztet, was appointed chairman Union, Mrs. Edward Weber of fore arrangements for the de- lie M. Slocum; a son, Richard University of Minnesota. She re. minutes after the huge rocket|"mv great friend," cut short of a committee to study the need Architects predict that the Lawrence Harbor, Mrs. Roy Sta- sides at 205 N. 9th St. In winning fense had been made with Mr. and three grandchildren. St. In winning had blasted him into space, pre- visit to Halifax, N. S. to rush back for an "anti-noise" ordinance. cathedral now being built at cey of Irvington, Mrs. John Mcln- the state title Saturday, she re- sumably from the same cosmo- Carton even before 'he appeal Mr. Olinsky commended em- The funeral will be tomorrow tyre of Montclair, and Mrs. Theo- to Moscow to greet his fellow was filed. Liverpool will be the last in Great at 11 a.m. at the Damiano Funer- ceived a $500 scholarship and an drome near Bakonur from which cosmonaut. He told newsmen he ployees of the road depart- Britain to be constructed entirely dore Bohr of North Plainfield; 23 all-*xpense paid week in New Because of the detailed prepar- ment for their work in renovating al Home, with Rev. Herbert L. grandchildren, and 22 great- Gagarin was launched. knew in advance about Titov's of stone. Each piece of local rose- Linley, rector of St. James Epis; York while she's competing for This is about 700 miles east of ation required, on both sides, it is and' repainting town halt: The grandchildren. flight and had personally checked not expected that the caae will be red sandstone used in the Liver- copal Church, officiating. the Miss United States title. Miss the Caspians In the Virgin Land men did the work In their spare pool Cathedral must be carefully The funeral was held this morn- out the Vostok II space capsule. heard In the Appelate Division'time. Burial will be in Greenlawn carved and fitted into place. ing from the Haeberle and Barth Cemetery. Funeral Heme, Union. I Pooch Parade Navy .Reserve Satl Alfonso Eagle Scout RED BANK REGISTER Monday, Aagw* 7, 1961—S Successful Investing Set Sunday , Gets New Rector Recognition Make Change at EM LONG BRANCH — The* Poocb Progr WEST END — Rev. Lawrence Donft Mortgage Your Home Parade will be held Sunday at Everett has been appointed rec- 2 p.m. at the Long Branch Sta- tor of San Alfonso Retreat House Day Slated dium. . Is Explained here, succeeding Rev. James Col- OAKHURST—Herman J. Ober- To Finance Stock Buying Sponsors of the event are the PERTH AMBOY — Lt. Comdr. lins, who has been rector since E. A. Tanguay, commanding of- July, 1956. mayer, publisher of the Long Long Branch Chamber of Com- Branch Daily Record and mem- By ROGER E. SPEAR merce, and the city with the co- ficer of the U. S. Naval Reserve Father Collins was reassigned Surface Division 3-26, said yes- ber of the executive board of operation of the county SPCA to the retreat band at Notre (Q) "Our house Is free «nc to take care of the interest, terday that President John F. Dame Retreat House in Roches- Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts, dear, but we have no ready much less the total payments, on Children 16 years ,old and Kennedy's call for preparedness las been named chairman for the younger may register with their ter, N. Y. cash. I suggested to my hus- a mortgage loan. , in Berlin had stimulated interest Father Everett was ordained in 1961 Eagle Scout recognition day band that we take out a $10,000 If you wish to invest, I sug- canine companions at 1:30 p.m in the Navy's reserve program. ceremonies, which will be held Each entrant may enter only 1942. He studied dogmatic theolo- mortgage on OUr home and be- gest that you put aside sufficienl He said the primary purpose gy at Catholic University of Oct. 19th. County Judge Elvin R. gin investing it in common cash for protection in case ol one of the categories for the of the Naval Reserve is to train Simmill of Wall Township, chair- costume and best personality. America, Washington, D. C, stocks. The dividends would tak emergencies. Meanwhile, study veterans and recruits so they where he earned the degree of man of the council's scout care of the loan payments, am the market. Later, when you are may serve in time of national doctor of sacred theology. He advancement committee, made we would havi ready, seek reputable advice an crisis. was a member of the faculty of he announcement. our 1 n v e s begin to buy stocks in a smal Shriners* Former Navy and " Coast San Alfonso Seminary in Espous, 60 county scouts have achieved ment. Wha way. This way you will learn, Guardsmen may re-enlist at their N.Y., and was assigned to .the the Eagle rank, the highest award do you think And, if you make mistakes, it old ratings for inactive service retreat house here last August. a scout may earn, during the past of this idea?' will not bring financial hardship in the Naval Reserve Divisions •ear ending Aug. 1. upon yourself and your husband. Picnic Set D. M having vacancies, regardless of Judge Simmill said the Eagles - (A) I do not (Q) "What do you think ol the time elapsed since their last being recognized this year were favor it. McDonnell Aircraft?" J. M. Next Week discharge, he explained. Says Offer the largest group in the history Every ic (A) McDonnell Aircraft (NY- TRENTON — Thousands of The policy makes it possible of Boy Scouting in Monmouth often one ol SE) has had a steady record ol for veterans to qualify for re- Central and South Jersey Shrin- Limited To County and twice the number Fred L. Martinson my r e a d e r earnings growth in recent years, ers with their families and tirement pay at the age of 60 recognized in 1960. Judge Sim- Richard C. Higbee something few others within its without performing any addition- will ask friends, will converge on Cres mill attributed this to the growth LONG BRANCH — Recognizing lory detachment in World War II, SPEAR question tha industry have accomplished. A cent Temple's annual family pic- al active duty, and offers the op- One Beach of scouting in the county, plus the contractor for the Mercury man- portunity to retire at a higher hat today's continuously increas- ntroducing then revolutionary li quite a bit like yours, an nic at Clementon Lake Park on LONG BRANCH — Mayor fact that many of the scouts have ig speed of technological im- "lectronic techniques into both the each time I give similar advise. ned space capsules, McDonnell the White Horse Pike in Clemen- rate than currently held. been helped through the training has recently picked up a large Thomas L. McClintock said Sat- provement indicates a need to iuropean and Pacific theaters. The urge to get into the stock- ton Wednesday, Aug. IS. ™a5Tnn- lnrday his rtter to consider pro- program now available at the market can be compelling, es market following. I consider thi transfer engineering effort as rap- It was members of the NEID Frederick H. Stigale, Jr., of oosals for private beach leasing Forestburg scout reservation, the peclally if a person has contac shares to be a very good invest- guay said. Upon enlisting, the idly as possible into finished prod- vho formed the nucleus of the ment in aircraft manufactur. Riverton, Crescent Temple illus- here applied to only one beach. council's mountain camp at For- ucts, the firm of Electronic As- 5-year-old company, now doing with those who like to talk trious potentate, announced plans Reservist attends training drills istburg, N. Y. about their successes. However, and space age technology. for 16 months and then goes on During an exchange at last iociates. Inc., has welded the two business at the rate of an 18 for a program, which will feature Tuesday's Council meeting, the According to Judge Simmill, unctions of engineering and man- million dollar volume per year. borrowing on your personal (Mr. Spear can not answer al "fun, entertainment and thrills active duty for two yearsy . property in order to raise money mayor told a group of citizens each Eagle scout selects a career ifacturing under one head, Lloyd The company, known in the in- mail personally but will answei with emphasis on the interest of The Navy, also has set up a for stock purchases is not wise, all questions possible in his col- protesting the closing of the Sea sponsor and spends a full day Christlanson, president, has dustry as EAI, is noted princi- children." program for high school students View Ave. beach that It was with the sponsor. The affair is mlly as designers and manufac- •specially when you have n umn.) 1 who qualify and are 17 years of nnounced. other ready cash available ti From 1 to 10 p.m. there wil available for private rental for climaxed with a banquet In the Fred L. Martinson, vice presi- ;urers of special and general pur- be bathing in the park's natural age. The young men would at- a nominal sum. jose analog computers. Home fall back upon. tend training drills once a week vening with the Eagle scouts, lent, who resides in West Long lake, land and water thrill rides, Subsequent widespread pub- jffice and principal manufactur- You might make a profit o: until high school graduation, or their parents .and the sponsors 3ranch, will have responsibility St. Gabriel's aerial acts, stunts and games, licity, the mayor said, greatly present. Judge Simmill said that or the new engineering and man- ing facilities are located In this your initial investment, but yoi picnic basket suppers, presenta- 16 months of training has been completed. Then they would enter exaggerated the incident. the banquet will be held in Molly ifacturing division, reporting to irea, although manufacturing is also might lose — and sonv tions by the Crescent Temple The Sea View Ave. and Cooper really bad luck could result I active service for two years. Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, this /lr. Christianson. ilso done in England through its To Hear string band, and fireworks. Hand Ave. beaches were closed two year. 3ritish subsidiary, Electronic As- the foreclosure on your home (capped children will be guests Mr. Martinson received his BS weeks ago by Acting City Mana Members of the council scout ioclates Ltd. Furthermore, I do not know o of many Shriners. . iegree in electrical engineering ger Sanita J. Camassa on grounds advancement committee, in addi- any top quality common stocks Jesuit Priest Co-directors of the event are New Center rom the University of Nebraska In addition, the company has they were unsafe because they tion to Judge Simmill and Mr. which pay sufficient dividend BRADEVELT — Rev. Thomas Edmund D. Bowman of Haddon md attended radar and electronic sales offices in several U. S. and were under water at high tide, Obermayer, are Col. David I. ourses at Harvard and MIT. European cities, plus computation J. M. Burke, public relations di- field and Edward D. Stites of Critics said this was a rare oc At Lavoie Dodenhoff, Fort Monmouth; Carl 'rior to joining EAI in 1946, he centers in England, Belgium and rector of Jesuit Missions in New Millvilte, members of the Cres- casion and that at most times the Bahrt, Jr., Fair Haven; Dr. P. was a member of Fort Mon- he United States, where comput- York City, will preach at all cent Temple Divan. Arrange- MORGANVILLE — A new tech beaches were entirely safe. This $35 Million Clark Mltterway, Long Branch; mouth's new equipment lntroduc- :r time may be rented. masses in St. Gabriel's Catholic ments are in charge of Glouces nical center, designed to enhance led to the mayor's suggestion that Church Sunday. ter County Shrine Club, under progress in basic electronics, wil! 'eyton Wheeler, Red Bank; Ed- Also taking over the manage- a private operation be arranged. ward Kelley, Keyport; Robert Gift For the direction of Lawrence J be dedicated Thursday, it was an- "Obviously," he said in Satur- ment of a new department, to be Darms, Woodbury; I. Noel Ken- nounced today by Lavoie Labor- Shaw, Holmdel; Robert Winters, known as operations research day's statement, "the City of Allenhurst; Robert Barlow, Free- Apple Post nedy, Sr., of Thorofare and W. atories, Inc. Long Branch cannot operate a and synthesis, is Richard C. Princeton U Wesley Everett of Pitman. In conjunction with the dedica hold, and Anthony Grove, Free- Higbee of Monmouth Beach, vice municipal beach that would be hold. PRINCETON (AP) — Prince. Committee chairmen include tion, the company also will con- open or closed at odd hours de- To White resident, secretary and treas- ton University announced Satur- C. Herbert Manly of Woodbury, duct its second annual product pending on tides which change urer. Function of the new de- day that it has received an anon- publicity and entertainment; W. exhibition, to acquaint engineers daily. partment will be to apply scientif- ymous gift of $35 million. R. Greer of Woodbury, hospital- and scientists from defense agen- "However, a private indivldua Of Riverton ic techniques to company man- The money, said university ity; Dr. William R. Hofer of cies and military establishments who is present at all times could To Select TRENTON — Jere G. White of agement problems. president Robert F. Goheen, i! Willianistown, first aid; Samueil with the latest developments and conceivably permit bathing at achievements in the highly spe- Riverton, a long-time leader in for UM estabUsment of a founda- Puss of Woodbury Heights, dec- those times when an adequate New Jersey's fruit industry, has tion for Princeton's Woodrow Wil orations; Harry Windish of,Pit- cialized field of automatic test 3 Queens equipment. beach does exist. jeen elected president of the In- Top Dealer ton School of Public and Inter- man, parking; William C. Strang 'Since it is the desire of this ernational Apple Association, national Affairs. of Woodbury, provost guard; The product display and dem- administration to do everything At Surfrider ic. onstration will be open for inspec- Dr. Goheen said the gift ex- Louis Nagy of PaulsborJ, picnic in its power to encourage busi- Mr. White has been general ceeds the total endowment of all tion from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m, SEA BRIGHT - Surfrider facilities, and Harold Elliott, 2d, ness, I did offer the suggestion manager of Jersey Fruit Co-oper- but some 30 of the country'* of Glassboro, stunts and games. at the laboratories. Beach Club beauties will parade that if a responsible citizen were around the pool Friday night at ative Association, Inc., Riverton, Institutions of higher learning anc According to Stephen D. Lavoie, willing to assume the responsi- ranks as one of the largest singl president, the new technical cen the club's third annual beauty since its organization in 1940, and bility of operating this beach un- contest event. was one of the founders of the gifts to an American university ter occupies more than 3,000 der the above limitations and Said Dr. Goheen: Co-operation square feet of display, classroom, The affair, which will begin at co-operative. Jersey Fruit annual- could meet state standards of ly markets the production of 5.50C "The magnificent action of the and kitchen facilities. The center safety during restricted hours o 7 p.m., will feature three divi- donors in establishing this foun- was designed to provide a suit- sions - Senior Miss Surfrider, 16 acres of orchards, largely apples Is Pledged able atmosphere for instruction operation, we would seek to make and peaches, with some nee dation enables Princeton Univer- it available at a very nominal years and over; Junior Miss Surf- sity to do what it and other uni- meetings, and symposia, away rider, 10 to 15 years, and the Lit- tarines and a minor volume ol from the din of the manufactur- rental for the balance of the sea- other fruits. versities have long wished to do: Rev. Thomas J- M. Burke By Professors son. tle Miss Surfrider for girls unde establish professional education ing facilities. 10. Mr. White has been active in Rev. Burke, editor of "Beyond WEST LONG BRANCH — The "I wish to emphasize that thi 1 for the public service at a level Set aside from the laboratories Three finalists will be chosen the International Apple Associa- All Horizons" and "Sinews of executive committee of the Mon- suggestion applied only to thi comparable to the country's best on a 25-acre tract, the center in each division. tion for about 30 years, and has Love," and writer and co-ordina- mouth College Chapter of the beach at this particular time am schools of medicine and law." comprises a main building, land- Miss Diane Giersch, Senior Mis served as chairniEuVbf the mem- tor of the television series "Faci American Association of Univer- is in no way a general policy." The grant Is to be kept apart scaped grove, a parking area fo Surfrider of 1960, and Miss Jam bership committee, as a director, of the World," will talk about the sity Professors has pledged its Councilman Alexander Vine- from the university's general en- hundreds of vehicles and an Logue, Junior Miss Surfrider o! and as member of the executive work being done by American co-operation and goodwill in the burg said Saturday that for thi ~ dowment and from the ourreni amphitheater which can be used 1960, will be on hand to present committee. Jesuits in overseas areas. selection of a new president for balance of,the season the prob- $53 million capital gifts campaign as an additional display area as- the trophies to the first place Ho Is a member of Rotary In There are 34,687 Jesuits the college. lem should be compromised. Professor Gardner Patterson, well as a facility for employee winners. ternational, and a member and throughout the world, more than At a recent meeting, the com He said the city beach depart- director of the Woodrow Wilson entertainment. Serving as judges will be Mrs. past president, of the Riverton one-fifth of whom are engaged in mittee expressed its regret over ment could determine at which School, will head a study com- Helene Moore, social editor of the missionary activities. In 21 mis- the retirement of Edward G. hours the beaches were safe and Country Club, where he is serving mittee that win submit a plan Red Bank Register; a representa- sion areas assigned to U. S. Schlaefer, president of the col- so indicate by appropriate mark- on the board of governors. for specific allocation this fall. tive from Barda's of Red Bank, Harry A. Kovach Jesuits by the Vatican there are lege. Hazlet ings, and by assignment ol Prior to his association with the Dr. Goheen said that the grad- and James Musto, a dancing in- almost 1,300 Jesuit priests and guards. Riverton co-operative, Mr. White HAZLET — Harry A. Kovach, uate sector of the sdhool would The chapter recognizes the Mrs. Walter Matoska and son structor from West Long Branch brothers maintaining colleges, Mayor McClintock countered by spent 16 years with the federal owner of Kovach's Gulf Servicen- increase from about 30 to 100 challenge that face the college if Scott of Boonton spent several high schools, hospitals and lepro- saying this would be too much of Committee members include state fruit and vegetable inspec ter, Holmdel and Bethany Rds., students through the fund. New it is to adequately fulfill its po days with her mother, Mrs. John Mrs. Emil Kammerer and Mrs saria. tential in this area Chapter Pres- a city burden because of tha ir- ion service. A native of Presque was honored recently at a testi- fellowships will be added and L. Richards, Sr., and her sister, Bruce Feiring of Fair Haven, Isle, Maine, he attended Colby Long established in the Carib- ident Quentin Keith said. Mrs. James H. Ackerson regularities involved. monial dinner in Shadowbrook, both faculty and physical facili- and Mrs. Charles Caiman of Rumson College in Waterville, Maine. bean, India, Iraq and the Far "We know that the college's family- of Holmdel Rd. Shrewsbury, as an outstanding ties will be expanded. and Mrs. Henry Coffey of Red Gulf dealer. Begun in 1930, the school Is East, they recently were asked board of trustees will find a ded- Bank. to care for missions in severa icated and co-operative faculty CANADIAN BUYS COW Mr. Kovach, who resides at 2.1 Princeton's memorial to Its late Mrs. Ada Hamilton of Jackson Two Pleas PETERBOROUGH, N. H. — president who became governoi South American countries, and eager to meet their new obliga- St., Matawan, and Miss Florence Bethany Rd., was awarded a one in Northern Rhodesia, which tions and to implement the wise Harold J. Clapp and Sons, King plaque for being the top dealer of New Jersey and President of LeRoy of Van Dorn St. have re- School Registration Ontario, Canada, was a recent the United States. will be the first American Jesuit decisions of the board,'' he said Abolished among 21 In the Monmouth-Mid- turned home from a two-week va- buyer of registered _Guernsey dlesex area-in -a -competition -for The largest recorded contribu- foundation in Africa. TRENTON (AP)— The New Scheduled ,fpr Aug..17, cation trip to Mississippi. •aYtre In' the United States, ac- best service station appearance, tion to an American university, Jersey Supreme Court has abol- COLTS NECK - Thursday, ;ording to The American Guern- according to Dr. Goheen, camT in ished the pleas of non vult and management and~~service to the— Troche Gets Mrs. Robert Bottger of St. Aug. 17, is the date set by the ley Cattle Club. One head was, industry. 1890. John D. Rockefeller set Motorcycle Petersburg, Fla., is visiting her nolo contendere (no defense and Atlantic Township School for sum- aside $35 million to found the no contest). Mirchased from the herd of Belle Mr. Kovach-opened his station son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and mer registration of children who erre Farms, Freehold, N. J. in January, 1958~ University of Chicago, and sev- Assigned To Mrs. Robert E. Bottger and fam In new court vies announced have moved into the community eral months later he Increased Fells Youth ily of Bethany Rd. to become effective Sept. 11, the since the close of school and for the grant to $75 million. RUMSON — A motorcycle and Info School high csurt limits defendants to those who may have missed pre- Princeton noted that it had a young man collided yesterday Gary Ackerson, son of Mayor two pleas—guilty and not guilty. school round up In the spring. FORT MONMOUTH — Second known leaner days. at 3:30 p.m. on Carton St. be- and Mrs. James H. Ackerson, One of the court's committees Lt. Alfonso Troche of 37 Vaughn Registration will be held in the In 1759, four years after it was tween River Rd. and Forrest Holmdel Rd., is visiting his uncle recommended elimination of the auditorium from 9 a.m. to noon. established, university president Ave. t., Eatontown, has been selected and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. John L. non vult and nolo contendere to attend the eight-week Informa Children registering for kinder- Aaron Burr wrote that Princeton John Wagner, 22, of 87 Lewis Richards, and their son at their pleas on grounds they are seldom garten must be five years of age 7 can draw had survived "almost without St., Fair Haven, stepped out tion Officer Course at the U. S. home in Silverton. understood by defendants and are Army Information School, Fort on or before Sept. 18. Parents anything to support it." from behind a parked vehicle, tantamount to a guilty plea. The must present a birth certificate Mr. Burr (whose son was to be and was struck by a motorcycle Slocum, N. Y. committee said many appeals by Lt. Troche is information offi- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walling and a physician's record 6f im my own Will! come vice president and later kill driven by Kenneth E. Cook, 21, of Holmdel Rd. and Mrs. William convicts stem from disputes over munizations for smallpox, diph- Alexander Hamilton in a duel) of 15 Rumson Rd., according to cer for the U. S. Army Signal non vult pleas. "chool here. S. Holmes of South Main St. have theria, tetanus, whooping cough served without pay for three ".gt. Perry Eli. returned home from a vacation The only purpose to the two and poliomyelitis. Pupils from (BUT SHOULD HE?) years because of Princeton's The Rumson First A;d Squad He is a 1959 graduate of New eliminated pleas was to protect York University where he in Lake Shore Park, Lake Winni other districts must bring a financial condition. took Wagner to Riverview Hospi- pesaukee, N. H. a defendant from possible civil transfer and health records. tal, where he was treated for a majored in journalism. He also action, the committee said. The laceration for the right leg, and attended graduate school at new court rule allows a judge to Garriel Gets lumerous abrasions "from head Columbia University for one year, Mr. and Mrs. Frank McCleas- ssue an order barring use of a APPROVE LOAN to toe," according to the nurse specializing in psychiatric social er, Sr., Atlantic St., are spending guilty plea in any civil proceed- WASHINGTON — An interest- several days visiting relatives in Anyone can draw his own in charge of the emergency room. work. ings, if good cause is shown. free loan of $77,314 has been Will —but, unless he is an i Elks' Post He was released after treat- He entered active duty Novem- Harrisburg and other places in approved by the Urban Renewal Pennsylvania. attorney, there is danger! WEST PALM BEACH( Fla. - ment. ber, 1960 and attended the Basic Administration to help West Or- William A. Wall, grand exalted Officer Orientation Course, Of- Car Wrecked ange, N. J., plan its Municipal that it may not be a legally ficers' Department, Signal School. Mrs. Stanley Gordon and Mrs. iquare slum clearance project. ruler of the Benevolent and Pro- Kathryn Sturges of Brooklyn and acceptable document, or tective Order of Elks, announced Insurance Men In Tree Crash The agency also advised Sen. that it will not achieve the end-results he the appointment of Frank Gar- Rotary Club to Hear Mrs. J. B. Dunn of Glen Rock Harrison A. Williams, Jr., D-N.J., riel as district deputy grand Set Convention were week-end guests of Mr. and RUMSON — A 1961 Cadillac that It had earmarked $967,775 desires. Be sure to have your lawyer draw your exalted ruler for the South Cen- About Coast Guard Mrs. Walter D. Brown, Jr., Rt. driven by Edwin S. Kruse, 26, for work on the project in antic! NEWARK - The New Jersey 15 Will (and the sooner the better). tral District. .ssociation of Insurance Agents LONG BRANCH-Lt. Lawrence was badly damaged yesterday at pation of a formal application a.m. when it collided with a The South Central District has invention will be held Sept. O. Hamilton, group commander (rom West Orange officials. Jurisdiction over lodges in Asbury of the United States Coast Guard, Mrs. Walter D. Brown, Jr., Rt. tree on Ridge Rd. west of Nav- T-9 at the Traymore Hotel, At- 35, and her cousin, Mrs. Stanley esink Ave. Park, Trenton, Red Bank, Long lantic City. Sandy Hook Division, and Her- DIES AFTER FALL FOR COMPUTE TRUST SERVICE, SEE US Branch, Lakewood, Freehold, man J. Carter, public information ""lordon of Brooklyn, left this week Mr. Kruse, who is a son of TRENTON — A 38-year-old Robert W. Hutchison, Vineland, officer of the Auxiliary will be to spend a two-week vacation Mrs. Henry S. Kruse, Lennox Point Pleasant, Toms River, has been named general chair- Ewlng Township man died High ts town, Belmar, Keyport, guests of the Rotary Club Friday. with Mrs. Gordon's son-in-law Ave., widow of the former bor- Thursday after falling IS feet man for the convention. and daughter, Capt. and Mrs. ough police ohief, said he was Bordentown, Princeton, Brick Among his committee of four Lt. Hamilton, who has been in from the roof of his home. Fred Mlddletown, Jamesburg and the Coast Guard since 1941, will Kenneth Furth and three chil- blinded by oncoming headlights, is Robert B. McKee, Rumson, H. Aull, II Manor Dr., was Sayre Wood. speak on the activities and dren, Kenneth, Jr., Christopher veered into a roadside ditch, burning paint off the roof. He who will be in charge of the for- and hit the tree. Mr. Garriel will leave Friday ichievements of the Coast Guard and Jeffery, in Brunswick, Maine. was found unconscious on the mal banquets, entertainment and it Sandy Hook to Shark River. Capt. Furth is a jet pilot and He suffered no apparent In- for Bedford, Va. to attend a re- luncheons. sidewalk and taken to Mercer gional conference of district dep- Mr. Carter, who served as a was stationed In the Philippine uries. Hospital, where he died. THE uties called by Mr. Wall to dis- member of the temporary reserve Islands and Panama City, Fla., cuss affairs of the order and ac- NEED PERMIT in World War II, was cited by befp,re being sent to Maine. He ASBURY PARK DOG PHILADELPHIA — The Ta- REAL THING tivities for the year. Coast Guard officials for his serv- md Mrs. Furth are former Haz- ASBURY PARK - The Garden OLYMPIA (AP) - It was cony-Palmyra Bridge Commiss- ices to the Coast Guard and the et residents. State Dog Show will be held in MONMOUTH COUNTY Mr. Garriel is a past exalted ion has ruled that from now Luxiliary. sound to happen. ruler of Long Branch Lodge of Convention Hall Aug. 18. Merchants in nearby Tenino Elks. He also is a past vice presi- on It'll take a permit to cross FINED $35 The show will climax the city the span between Philadelphia were staling a mock holdup dur- dent of the New Jersey State VISIT FAIR HAVEN RED BANK — Robert C. Lane, iponsored Youth Week program. and New Jersey on a bicycle. ing a three-day civic celebra- NATIONAL BANK Elks Association and past chair- FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. 32, of South Bay Ave., Highlands, All dogs belonging to youngsters tion. At the same time, thieves man of the state Youth Activities The commission said there John M. Bames and family, 381 was fined $35 in Municipal Court less than 14 years of age may have been to many complaints ook $500 from a cash box in a Committee. Hance Rd., had as their guests Friday on a charge of disorderly be entered. enino grocery store. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Mr. Garriel is co-chairman of against bicyclists weaving In this week, Mrs. Barnes' brother- conduct. Acting Magistrate Whit- Mrs. Willfam Krayblll, Eaton- the, state Youth Activities Com- and out of traffic and leaving in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. ney Crowd I imposed the fine. town, is chairman of the dog Red Bank New Shrewsbury Little Silver thair bikes In the roadway It adds up! More and more mittee, district chairman of the Robert Campbell and children show committee. people use The Register ads each while they watch passing ves- Arthur. Robbie and Janet of Keyport Englishtown Atlantic Highlands uv lodge committee and secre- It pays to advertise in The A bow wow banquet will be a issue because results come fast- sels. Milford, Conn. tary of Long Branch lodge. Register.—Advertisement. pedal feature of the program. er.—Advertisement. I •-Monday, August 7, 1961 "RED BA1VK REGISTHI Brides of a Midsummer Weekend Double Ring Ceremony Announce Miss Mary Folker Wed Thorn pson-Caroli Navesink RUMSON — Miss Mary Agnes Folker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Folker of Widgeon Rd., was married Saturday in Holy Cross Catholic Church to Thomas Stephen Karlo, son of Mr. and Mrs. Stephen J. Karlo, 128 East River Marriage Rd. Wedding in Key port Rev. Henry Vincent Lawlor, OFM, of the St. Francis of Assisi Monastery, NAVESINK — The marriage of New York City, officiated at the ceremony and celebrated the nuptial mass. KEY PORT — Miss Carol Ann pieces and they carried old-fash- Miss Judith Gail Navratil. daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Mrs. Raymond Heliker was organist and William Henderson, Jr., soloist Thompson, daughter of Mr. andioned bouquets of pink carnations Escorted by Father Mrs. Charles R. Thompson, 82 and roses. Navratil, Hilton Park, Rt. 36, At- Furman Blvd., Cliffwood Beach, lantic Highlands, to James Rob- Mr. Folker escorted his Miss Janice Thompson, Cliff- ert Patterson took place July 15 ibecame the bride Saturday of wood Beach, served her sister as daughter. She wore a prin- Donald Caroli, son of John Caroli in the Navesink Methodist cess-style gown of peau de junior bridesmaid. She wore a Church. 402 Atlantic St., Keyport, and the floor-length gown of blue taffeta | soie designed with a por- late Mrs. Caroli. and a crown of petals and leaves. The bridegroom is the son of trait neckline and three-quarter Rev. Leon Zinkler performed John Caroli, Jr., Holmdel. was Mr. and Mrs. John Paterson, sleeves re-embroidered with Alen- First and Navesink Aves., Atlan- the double-ring ceremony in St best man for his brother. Ushers con lace and seed pearls. The John's Methodist Church. tic Highlands. were John Brower, Port Mon- fulHength skirt ended in a. chapel Miss June Laughlin was soloist Rev. Richard I. Hoye offici- mouth, and Thomas Mathis, train. A veil of French illusion and Frederick Bopp, Jr., organ- brother-in-law of the bridegroom, ated. was fastened to a cap of peau ist. Trenton. The bride was given in mar- The bride was given in mar- Robert Thompson, brother of riage by her father. She wore de soie and Alencon lace. riage by her father. She wore i the bride, Cliffwood Beach, was a full-length gown of imported The bride's bouquet was a cas- floor-length gown of Chantilly ring bearer. French lace with silk organza cade of stephanotis, frenched lace designed with a fitted bod After a reception in Coby's panels and a bouffant veil held carnations and variegated ivy. ice, scalloped V-neckline em- Restaurant, South Amboy, the by a crown of pearls and crys- Mrs. Daniel J. Bruno, West broidered with sequins and pearls couple left for a wedding trip to tals. She carried white chrysan- Long Branch, sister of the bride, and long tapering sleeves. The the Poconos. When they return, themums. was matron of honor. Brides- full redingote skirt revealed a they will reside on New St., Colts Maid of honor was Miss Bever- maids were Mrs. Robert T. Dele- hanty, Hillsdale, also a sister of front panel of white tulle over Neck. ly Daudelin, Hazlet. Bridesmaids the .bride;...Mrs, Dale!_.Myers,_ Mrs. Peter 0. Beckwith an underskirt of tulle tiers. I lei The bride was graduated from were Misses Carol Miner, Port fingertip veil of French illusion Monmouth; Joan Kay, Fanwood, Llncroft; and Miss Judith R. Hoffman High School and is em- Roemer, Little Silver. fell from a crown of crystals andployed as a counselor in the and Shirley Cannon, West Keans- seed pearls and she carried an YMCA Day Camp, Sayreville. burg, cousin of the bride. They wore dresses of French lilac peau de sole With bell- Miss Sparks Married old-fashioned bouquet of whit The bridegroom, a graduate of Frederick RolJar, Atlantic carnations, roses and stephanotis Highlands, was best man. Ushers shaped skirts and pleated bod- Keyport High School, served with ices. Their headpieces and bou- Mrs. Thomas Mathis, Trenton, the Army in Germany. He is em were Donald Cannon, West Keansburg; Maxwell Haller, At- quets were fashioned of pink sister of the bridegroom, was thi ployed by Lavois Laboratories, lantic Highlands, and Martin frenched carnations with ivy. To Peter 0. Beckwith matron of honor. Morganville, and is attending Britton, Highlands. The bride's brother, Edward The bridesmaids were Miss Monmouth College. RED BANK — Miss Barbara Irene Sparkes, daugh- Marilyn Thompson, Cliffwood The bride Is a June graduate T. Folker of Rumson, was besr~ ter of Mr. and Mrs. George R. Sparkes, 204 Brookside Beach, sister of the bride, and of Middletown Township High man. Miss Susan Caroli, Keyport, sis- School and is employed in the Other Attendants Dr., Belford, became the bride of Peter Oberdorf Beck- ter of the bridegroom. Ex-Resident personnel department at Fort Ushers were William Peoorora Monmouth. with in Trinity Episcopal Church Saturday. They wore street-length gowns and John Afobatemarco, both of The bridegroom attended Mid- of blue silk organza styled with Red Bank,, and William Reh, He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond F. Beck- Is Married dletown Township High School cap sleeves and scoop necklines. Ashley, Pa. witih, 18 Windsor Dr., Little Silver. and is also employed at Fort A circular veil covered thei The reception was held in the Monmouth. Rev. Alan H. Tongue officiated. matching crushed rose head- In Virginia Molly Pitriier Hotel in Red The couple reside at First and ifte bride was given in Mrs. Thomas Karlo Bank. marriage by her /athe; FARMVILLE, Va. — The mar- Navesink Aves., Atlantic High The bride is a graduate of She wore a gown c riage of Miss Betty Lou Hills- lands. Rumson High School and attend- man, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ed Georgian Court College, Lake- white embroidered s i 1 James Albert. Hillsman, Jr., of wood. organza over taffeta with a chap Jetersville, Va., to Franklyn Ens- Mr. Karlo Is a member of the el train. A white organza ros< ley Gray, Jr., took place here Durget-Delia Vecchia Wedding faculty of Red Bank High School. trimmed with seed pearls helc Saturday in the Farmyille Meth He is a graduate of Hanover her fingertip veil and she carried odist Church. Rev. H. Norman PATERSON — Miss Phyllis John Hemmerling was organist veil was attached to a headpiece Township High School, Wilkes- • bouquet of white roses, white Soyars officiated. Clare Durget, daughter of Mrs and Mrs. John Hemmerling, solo- of flowers sprayed with seed Barre, Pa., and Concord College, carnations, babies'-breath am The bridegroom Is the son of Matilda Cunningham Durget of ist. pearls. She carried white roses, Athen, W. Va. He Is a member stephanotis and ivy In a cascade of Kappa Sigma Kappa national fern*. Mrs. Franklyn Ensley Gray and Paterson and Robert William Given by Brother the. late Mr. Gray of Fort Lau- Durget of Baltimore, Md., was The bride was given in mar.bouquet. fraternity. Serving ai matron of honor was derdale Fla., formerly of Red married here Saturday to Felix riage by her brother, Robert J. Miss Patricia M. Durget of Mrs. Robert Donald Onmes Bank, N. J. Joseph Delia Vecchia, Jr., son Durget. Paterson was maid of honor for their return will reside In Nep- Elmhurst, L. I., sister of th Given in marriage by her fa-of Mr. and Mrs. Felix Delia Vec- She wore a full-length Empire- her sister. Bridesmaids were Miss tune Township. bride. ther, the bride wore a full-length chia, 139 Bridge Ave., Red Bank. effect gown of Ivory peau de soie Maureen E. Durget of Paterson, The bride is a graduate of Four Bridesmaids gown of imported silk organza The wedding took place in St. with a panel of Alencon lace de- another sister of the bride, and Montclair High School and Bridesmaid* were the Missel with a scalloped neckline of re- Agnes Catholic Church with Rev. scending to the hem and court Mrs. Frank Merlo, Montclair. Newark State College where she Jean McCleery, Mendenhall, Pa embroidered Alencon lace. Her Carl J. Wolsin officiating. train. Her bodice-length tiered The bride's attendants wore was a member of the Nu Nadlne Capuano, Providence, veil was held by a circlet crown street-length dresses of absinthe Theta Chi sorority and the Cardi- R. I.; Helen Zawatsky, Brooklyi of re-embroidered lace and seed yellow silk taffeta and wreath nal Newman Club. An elementarv N. Y.; and Grace Vay, Oakhurs pearls. headpieces of ivy and chrysanthe- school teacher, she taught last All five attendants wore ful Wears Heirloom mums. They carried cascade bou- year in the Ryerson School in length gowns of pale pink silk quets of rust-colored chrysanthe- Wayne. Her only ornament was a hand- mums and ivy. Mr. Dela Vecchia was gradu- organza over taffeta with head- hammered yellow gold bracelet pieces fashioned of organza roses. Anthony Delia Vecchia, Red ated from Red Bank High School worn by her great-great- Bank, brother of the bridegroom, The honor attendant carried ai grandmother and by each suc- and Monmouth College where he was best man. Ushers were Jo- was a member of the Dramatic arm bouquet of pink and whit' ceeding generation on her wed- - roses. The bridesmaids' bouquets ding day. seph Tomaino^ of Lincroft and Club." He served with tHe~Afmy~ were of pink roses. Joseph Montano of Eaton town. in Korea in the 47th Surgical She carried a cascade bouquet Reception Follows Field Hospital. Rodney F. Beckwith, East of stephanotis and bride's roses He is a member of the sales Orange, brother of the bride- The ceremony was followed by with a white orchid. department of Reeves Instrument groom, was best man. Ushers a reception in the Brownstone Miss Jane Bruce Hillsman of House, Paterson. Corp., Farmingdale, and Is also were E. Kendall Gillette, Scars- Jetersville was her sister's maid The couple will drive to Florida associated with the first Eastern dale, N. Y.; Thomas Watterson, if honor. Bridesmaids were Miss- for their wedding trip and on Investment Corp. In Red Bank. Cleveland, Ohio; Robert Ohmes, is Frances Anne Lewis. Greens- Elhurst, L. I.; John Wilkinson, boro, N. C, cousin of the bride; Southport Conn.) James M. Farr, Minna Vivian Wilson, McLean, Opens Oct. 7 Wilton, Conn.; and William Ba Va.; Betty Mae Pritchett, Ken- ker of Massachusetts. bridge, Va., and Nancy Preston The reception took place in the Mrs. Franklyn Ensley Gray, Jr. 'ingle, Heathsville, Va. Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red- Bank Miss Lola Grace Ellett, Roan- Trip to Jamaica )ke, Va., cousin of the bride, was Mrs. White Heads On their return from a wed lower girl. ding trip to Jamaica, the couple Announce Engagement BestJWan',. will reside in Yonkers, N. Y. James Peyton Farmer, Bowl- —MrsTTJecJcWilh is a graduate ing Green, Va., was best man. Scout Fund Drive of Port Richmond High School, Ushers were Douglas Earl Gray, SHREWSBURY — Mrs. Katha- Staten Island, and Is-a-senior at Of Andrea B. Sacco Fort Lauderdale, Fla., brother of Etmlra College, Elmlra, N. Y. the bridegroom; Daniel Allen rine Elkus White will serve as The bridegroom was graduated Hillsman, Jr., Jetersville, cousin chairman of the 1961 Girl Scout from the Choate School, Walfing- Moravian College, Bethlehem, Fund Drive for the Northern Mon- ford, Conn., and Williams College, Pa., where he is majoring in f the bride; James William class of 1960 where he was a psychology. He is a member of -tump, Cincinnati, Ohio; James mouth County Council. Apperson DeVoe and Richard R. member of the Psi Upsilon fra- Tau Kappa Epsilon. The appointment was an- ternity. He Is a chemist in the A June wedding is planned. Crose, both of Richmond, Va., and William Mobry Stover, Wash- nounced by Mrs. William R. technical service laboratory of Blair, Jr., Fair Haven, council Union Carbide Chemicals Com ington, D. C. pany Tarrytown, N. Y. Mark Gray Eriksson, Fort Lau- president. Oceanport derdale. Fla., the bridegroom's Members of the initial commit- nephew, was ring bearer. Mrs. Felix J. Delia Vecchia, Jr. tee planning the 'all campaign Members of the Little League Following the ceremony, a re- are Mrs. Hugh V. Alessandroni, Panthers team, managed by ception was held in the Student Rumson; Mrs. Olaf T. Hammer Frank Christopher. 19 Summer- Lounge, Longwood College, and Mrs. Anson Peckham both SHERMAN'S field Ave., were invited to Read- Farmville. of New Shrewsbury. ing, Pa., where they played the The couple will make their Linda McCarthy Plans team of that city last week-end. home In Falls Church, Va., after The drive is scheduled for Oct. The group, accompanied by their a wedding trip through Northern through Oct 21 in areas not parents and friends, enjoyed states. covered by Community Appeal swimming and a picnic following Wedding in November agencies. * Draperies the game. Mount St. Joseph's College, Bal Key workers will be entertained Col. Parker timore, and Villanova University. by'.Mr. and Mrs. Walter Isbrandt- • Slipcovers 1 House guests of Staff Sgt. and He is associated with the Amer- sen, Fair Haven, Sept. 7. Katharine Elkus White * Upholstering Mrs. Rod F. Meaney and family. Will Retire ican Oil Company. Soring Lake Ave., last week were •Bedspreads Miss Andrea B. Sacco FORT SHERIDAN; HI. - col A November i wedding is Mrs. Meanev's parents, Mr. andAlvin H. Parker, formerly sta- planned. 71 SHO AD Jr. • Curtains LONG BRANCH — Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirdh of Washington, tioned at Fort Hancock, N. J., AW 0ANK Shop-at-Home Service Mrs. Joseph S. Sacco, 42S Morris D.C. During thefr stay, the fam-has retired from the U. S. Army Phone SH I-M4J Ave., announce the engagement ilies enjoyed outings to Shark after 20 years of service. Californian Visits River and Atlantic City. Sherman's of their daughter, Miss Andrea At his retirement, Col. Parker RUMSON — Miss Kara Warner, Bcrnadettc Sacco, to Alan V. was chief of staff, Headquarters daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne 0230 0229 Decorators Visiting Miss Sharon Croydon, M8 Broad St., Shrewsbury iltarnstrin, son of Dr. and Mrs. 5th Region, Army Air Defense Warner of 20 East Orange St., FREE PARKING iPaul K. Bornstein, Ml Grassmere daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Command, G-I. Ave., lnterlaken. Croydon, 102 Main St.. '.his week Santa Maria, Calif., is visiting After receiving a commission in Miss Jacquelyn Lee Foster, DIAMON05 is her cousin. Miss Linda Lam- 1936 following his graduation from Miss Sacco, a graduate of Long daughter of Mrs. John B. Foster bertson of Matawan. the University of New Hamp- Branch High School, is secretary of Lennox Ave. to John A. Feist of Feist and shire, Col. Parker was ordered Feist, Monmnuth Shopping Cen- Mix blue cheese with cream;to active duty for a year with Miss Warner arrived at Idle- ter, Katonlown. cheese, mayonnaise and crum- the 7th and 52d Coast Artillery wild Airport last Tuesday. Miss Mr. Bornslcin. was graduated bled crisply cooked bacon for a'Reglments, harbor defense, Foster returned home Friday aft- WAFCHfi JEWELRY REPAIRING from Thp George'School, Bucks delicious sandwich filling Sandy Hook, N, J. er a three-week European tour Ic-nunty, Pa., and is a senior*at with students of Rumson-Fair Ha- SILVERWARE 'TheUhvo'.thi S?/cc+ia,, ven Regional High School. Holding the Bag RUG CLEANING Miss Linda McCarthy HAYWARD, Calif. (AP)—"Fill RUMSON — Mr. and Mrs. Vin-it up," was the request of a tall, AT ITS cent Paul McCarthy, 19 Ridge polite man at a gas station here, Rd., announce the engagement of attendant William Richards, 26, FINEST AND FASTEST their daughter, Miss Linda Mar-told police. In Your Horn* • Or In Our Modern Plant garet McCarthy, to G. Edward The man, Richards said, held Roehre, Baltimore, Md. a pistol In his right hand and a FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM Miss McCarthy is a graduate canvas bag in his left hand. LEON'S of Red Bank Catholic High School He escaped—on foot—with $175. SINCE 1911 MONMOUTH COUNTY'S LEADING Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontoun—Liberty 2-1010 H Boys' grow into young men on J. Kridel't second floor and Marymount College, Arling- RUG CLEANERS ton, Va. Baking powder biscuitg take toj Mr. Roehre is an alumnus of a very hot oven—450 degrees. WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK RED BANK REGISTER Monday, August 7, 1961—5 \ MonmoutFi Event Is State's Oldest Janet Blaisdell^ Bride ; Horse Show Opens Aug. 18 Of PMlip G. Lightfoot; OCEANPORT—The Moomouth die as a hack, and finally jump- RED BANK—Miss Janet Abi- County Horse Show, oldest show ing four fences.. gail Blaisdell of Branford Cir., in New Jersey, will be held here There will be bleachers for ex- hibitors and spectators," and New Shrewsbury, and Phillip Fumes Threaten; ,ug. 13, 19, and 20 at Wolf Hill tables with umbrellas near the Gene Lightfoot were married Sat- 'arm adjoining Monmouth Park. food and drink stands. urday in the Red Bank Methodist Brielle Yachts ; It will again benefit the Mon- Judges will be Mrs. T. V. W. Church. mouth County Historical Asso- lushney of Glen Head, L. I.; The bride is the daughter of BRIELLE — More than 100 Mr. and Mrs. David D. Odell of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Blaisdell. Mr. yachts valued at several million iation and the Boy Scouts. West Chester, Pa., and F. J. Lightfoot is the son of Mrs. Sally dollars were threatened here Sat- The 1961 event has been en- Vincent of Montreal. Stewarts Allison, Eatontown, and Don urday when gasoline leaked into larged and will include in the will be Mrs. Lawrence Yetter of Lightfoot, Vinita, Okla. tle biI8e of °n« of *«» and 'A" category working hunters, Newton, and' Thomas J. Hamil- Rev. W. Gordon Lowden offi- bu"t up !"tense fumes which cov" ;reen working hunters, pony ton of Philadelphia. ... • ered a wide area. unters and junior working hunt- Among New Jersey residents M m»- H n » , . A h • ' Marine police of the State Navi- irs. who will exhibit are Misses Lynn Mr Blaisdell escorted his £ ^ h Pre-show events include a pool- Allegaert, Anne Alexandre, Whit- daughter She wore a «lk organza J R.' f ^ ^ q :ide supper party for stewards ney Andrews, Gail Asay, Carrie gown trimmed with Venice lace S)urce Ridge'Rlmer. ownefi md judges. Aug. 17 at the Mid- Beth Blair, Susan Blaisdell, Lois re-embro.der«l w.th iridescent: fc/ c Dana m*oy> a Mmington, and pearls. A crown of lletown home of Mr. and Mrs. Bouwmeester, Peggy Chamber- s noored at the Bimini Yacht Club, pearls held her heirloom lace ohn C. Ellis, and a subscription lain, Vieva Christy, Maureen Di- The police towed the craft td veil and she carried a bouquet linner for exhibitors Aug. 18 at neen, Bambl Ellis, Betsy Gerson, an isolated part of the river. Aft- :he Sea Bright Beach Club. Films Diane Harris, Andrea King, Kar- of !i!y of the valley, butterfly or- er an eight-hour search they lo- if the United States equestrian en Kirkeby, Erminie Lane, Sally chids and bouvardia. cated McCoy who was visiting earn will be shown at the dinner. and Muffin Lord, Carole McNa- Mauve and Pink in Bay Head. Ha bailed out the The three-day program will in- mara, Sandra Nagro, Paula Pis- Miss Kathleen Alexander ol gasoline and the emergency wai :lude all types of hunter, jump- ani, Robin and Parthenia Ross, over. ir, and horsemanship classes, Long Branch was maid of honor. the Saner sisters, Andrea Savar- "That was floating dynamite," iunday's classes will be for local She wore a street-length gown of ese, Donna Strait, Susan Thomas Harry Conover, area commander intrants. mauve silk organza and a match- and Barbara Ulrichsen. of the police patrol, commented. Eleven Challenge trophies will Other Exhibitors ing bow headpiece and carried a cascade bouquet of pink daisies If this one went up, they all again be offered: Miriam Rum- Also, Stephen Badenhop, Rob- would have gone." Mrs. Leo E. Yori bough, the W. B. Ruthrauff, and and roses. ert Evans, R. 0. Held, the Saun- Peter J. Gannon, division di; the Louis S. Gimbel Memorial Other attendants were ders family, and horses from the Mrs rector praised the alert patrolr • GavirTJenney, Rochester, r Iroph i es for ladies, open stables of Mrs. A.R. Oilman, This was a good save," ha Miss Gayle Beebe, New Shrews- -Mary-AnnGenovese Working and Champion Hunters; Thomas Hardy, Mrs. Lester W. said. "Thero could have been bury, and Susan Dolan, New the Lord trophy for Champion Perrin, Mr. and Mrs. Richard tragedy." Green Working Hunter, and the Piken, Sandrellan Farm, Spring Shrewsbury who served as flower ^.oss Trophy for children's hunter, Valley Farm, Tourelay Farm, girl. They wore pale pink organ- TRIPLE EFFORT Is Bride of Leo Yori the Davis Cup for grand cham- Mrs. Steven Wood, Mrs. Mark za and carried cascade bouquets NEW YORK (AP) - Georga pion pony, and the Tamburlaine Thoman and the United States of pale pink daisies. Panetta, an advertising writer by Trophy, presented by Miss Ann Equestrian Team. Best man was John Dupree, Lit- May and dramatist by night, Is in- RED BANK - Mary Ann Eliz- Yori, Cranford, sister of the Mrs. Charles Lee McGiU Voorhees in memory of her Officers and directors are Am tle Silver. Ushers were Lacy volved in triple-tier script effort. abeth Genovese, daughter of Mr. bridegroom; Miss Ann Genovese hunter by that name. ory L. Haskell, honorary chair- Bradshaw, Red Bank; Frederick At the top of his file Is prepar; ^and—Mrs. Peter Edward Geno- and Miss Dolores Meglio, cousins Others are the Shoestring Tro- man; W. Trubee Haebler, presi Kircherer7Trenton7~ind William itlon of a tune show, "The Comic vese, Rt. 35, Keyport, became the of the bride, both of Keyport phy for children mounted on rid- dent; Mrs. Joseph F. Lord, vice Nutter, Wayne, Pa. Strip Musical," based on a suc- bride of Leo Edward Yori, son Their gowns and caps were Miss Marthii Lee^Wm ing school horses, presented by president; Dr. A. Robert Gilman, A reception was held in Old cessful off-Broadway venture of of Mr. and Mrs. Leo A. Yori styled like those of the honor at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armstrong, treasurer; Mrs. John C. Ellis three seasons ago. Also in the 142 Centennial Ave., Cranford. tendant in aquamarine and they Orchard Country Club, Eaton- and the Armand Savarese Me- entries and Mrs. A. R. Gilman, works is a revamped version of yesterday in St. Anthony's Cath- carried nosegays of white carna town. morial Trophy for horsemanship secretary. a tryout flop, now rechristened olic Church. tions and pink sweetheart roses Weds Illinois Engineer Attended Monmouth champion, presented by Mrs. Others are Mrs. F. F. Blaisdell, "Kiss Mama." Miss Patricia Ann Malinconico, The bride is a graduate of Red Msgr. Salvatore Di Lorenzo of- Armand Savarese. Mrs. Clarence Combs, Mrs. Ed- The third item Is "The So- Red Bank, cousin of the bride RED BANK — The Red Bank merbunds of deep pink: taffeta Bank High School and Asbury ficiated at the double-ring cere- Two cups unique to this show ward Feakes, Mrs. George S. Called Human Race," a comedy. was flower girl. She wore a full Methodist Church was the setting and matching horsehair picture Park Business College. She at mony^ Mrs. Rose Malinconico, are the Punkin Tart trophy Howell, Mrs. Estes King, Mrs. length turquoise gown and car- for the wedding' Saturday of Miss hats. They carried baskets of pale tended Monmouth College. Red Bank, was soloist and Mrs. which has also been competed for Richard G. Metcalf, Mrs. Robert ried a miniature nosegay. Martha Lee Weis, daughter of pink sweetheart roses. John Famulary accompanied on at the Lincoroft and Colts Neck Nicholas, Mrs. G. Barker Seeley, The bridegroom attended Bor- ATLANTIC Mr. and Mrs. George Henry Weis, the organ. Anthony Stein, Cranford shows,, and will be won by the Mrs. Andrew Ulrichsen, Mrs. Jo- The bridegroom's father served dentown Military Institute and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Wigwam Rd., Locust, to Charles The bride was given In mar served as best man. Ushers horse accumulating the most seph Gans, Mrs. William C. Rik- as best man. Ushers were Clinton was graduated from Hamilton 1-0148 Lee McGill, son of Mr. and Mrs. rlage by her father. She wore were Charles Genovese, -Keyport, points. It is for field hunters er, Louis Gimbel, Stinor Gimbel, F. Beckner, Jr., Newville, Pa., a High School, Trenton. He served Raymond P. McGill, Marissa, TONITE and TUES. a gown of imported silk organza brother of the bride; Peter H. shown in pairs, but judged sep- Frederick Grau, Oskar E. Held, cousin of the bride; John M in the Navy and is a student at III. WALT DISNEY'S Genovese, Red Bank, cousin o arately, over a different-type Phair, Bloomfield; John F. X. Oklahoma State University Col and French rosepoint lace with Paul Kenworthy, Melvis Ryari," G. "THE fitted bodice, long sleeves and the bride; Robert Yori, Upper course with several unusual Barker Seeley, Edwin Stewart, Rev. Gordon W. Lowden of- Finn, Everett, and Ira. Rutledge lege of Engineering. He is a iciated. Miss Clara Tilton was bouffant skirt. A cascade of lace Darbyy, Pa., and John Welsh jumps. The horses will also be Jr., Michael J. Torpey and Mark Crouse, New Shrewsbury. member of the American Insti- PARENT TRAP" organist and Robert'G. Spencer WEDNESDAY ended in a cathedral train, Her FreelandFd , Pa., cousins of the required to cross a bridge, McClain. The ceremony was immediately tute of Industrial Engineers and four-tier bouffant veil of silk Eng- bridegroom. jump together and In tandem was soloist. Phi Eta Sigma, national honorary WED. MAT. AT 1 Serving on commiteej will be followed by a reception in the JERRY LEWIS lish illusion was held by a coro- Francis DeBlasio, Nutley, cou style, to stand quietly, and to The bride was given In mar- scholastic fraternity. Mrs. J. Marshall Booker, Mrs. home of. the bride's parents. "THE LADIES' MAN" net of pearls and crystals. She sin of the bride, was the ring open and close a gate. riage by her father. She wore a The couple will reside in Still- Michael Guarino, Mrs. Amory L. full-length full-skirted gown of Taught In Red Bank carried a white prayer book bearer, In Memory Haskell, Jr., Mrs. Robert E. water, Okla. white silk organza with long The bride is a former English adorned with three white orchids, 450 Guests Johnston, Mrs. Frank Manzi, Mrs. MARINE This class is in memory of sleeves and a chapel train. Her teacher at Red Bank High School! stephanotis and ivy leaves. A reception for 450 guests fol Norman Ramsey, Mrs. Francis HIGHLANDS the George Howell's Punkin Tart fingertip veil of nylon and silk and taught in Heidelberg, Ger-' Miss Barbara Zawalich, Cran- towed in Sea Girt Inn. Lobdell, Frank Blaisdell, Ashton 1 3-1047 who died last winter. was fastened to a pearl tiara. many, in J959-1960. She isa grad- "Wesl 1-iOHg Branch ford, college roommate of the On their return from Florida Burke, Frederick Findenstaedt, The Monmouth Special, for the She carried a white satin-covered uate of Dickinson College, Car- ENDS TONITE bride, was the maid of honor. they will reside on Telegraph Hil Harold Jacobsen, Joseph F. Lord, ' Community Tourelay Farm Challenge Trophy, Bible with white roses, stephan lisle, Pa., and a member of Zeta "A RAISIN IN THE SUN" She wore a cocktail-length gown Rd., Holmdel Township. Walter McCIintock and F. Bourne is for horses or ponies shown otis and feathered white carna- Tau Alpha sorority and Pi Delta TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY of turquoise taffeta and organza The bride was graduated from • F A I R • first in harness, then under sad-Ruthrauff. tions. Epsilon national honorary jour- 2 HORROR HITS! and a matching cloche cap. She Keyport High School and Trenton Maid of Honor nalism fraternity. * Aiip. 9 thru 12 "CURSE OF WEREWOLF" carried a nosegay of white car State College, class of 1961. She The bride's twin sister. Miss The bridegroom Is a graduate .Locust Ave., W. Long Branch "SHADOW OF THE CAT" nations and pink sweetheart will teach a third grade in Holm Kitty Kelly; Carol Lee Weis of Locust, was of the Missouri School of Mines, roses. del in September. She is a mem her maid of honor. Other attend- Rolla, Mo. He recently resigned ber of the Philomathean Sigma Bridesmaids ants were Miss Suzanne McGill from the Army as a first lieu- Sorority. The bridesmaids were Miss To Tell or Not to Tell Marissa, 111., sister of the bridfr tenant and is associated with the The bridegroom was graduated AT THE —Thewse-Genovese,-Keyport, sis- groom; Mrs-Ronald Bourg, Riv- Westinghouse-Gorporationr He-is from Cranford High School and Dear ter of the bride; Miss Mary Jean "parents were married before o er Plaza, and Mrs. Ira Rutledge a member of the American Soci- UTOJiTOWl is attending evening sessions a You advise a "Desperate Moth after his conception? Let the pasl Crouse, New Shrewsbury. ety of Mechanical Engineers and Newark College of Engineering CIJCU er" not to tell her eldest daughter bury the past. Hildegarde Finn, Atlantic High the Society of Automotive Engi- He served in the Navy and i; MWJUSlfS JIUHIt noil,OM Of MMIICittIMn that she, the mother had to get lands, was flower girl. employed by the New Jersey Bel married. When my husband's Award WiMf^ k Dear Kitty: The attendants wore full-Iengthj After a- wedding trip through Telephone Company, Irvington. parents celebrated their 25th an- Are the letters sent you read gowns of shell pink silk organza New England, the couple will re- niversary, we threw a big party, over antique taffeta with cum-'side In Pittsburgh, Pa. Rugs* upholstery Mold fruit-flavored gelatin in all our relations arid the fellow by staff members of the news- a ring mold; turn out when workers of my father-in-law. Most paper to which they are addres- Permanent cleaned in your chilled and set. Fill center with of them knew the real wedding sed, or passed along unopened to a combination of diced fresh anniversary was the 24th, not the you? Of my several problems GINGER By Gcttcrmann own home fruit. Serve with whipped cream 25th. My husband's parents here's one that can be published. (sweetened and flavored with va- thought we were rattling skele- There are others to which I pre- » NO messy nilla) for a delicious dessert fer a personal reply, hence the soaking I tons. Wave Sale Weight-watchers can enjoy with- Not until eight years later did question. In my 12 years of mar- NOharsh outjhe_crea.m! we-Ieanj—whyr-despite -all—our riage-Uve-had-four-chiIdrenrnonej- — —I COMPUTE WITH — ^-scrubbing I fforts, relations between us steadi- of whom are baptized, my hus- band and I being of different • and NO ly worsened to the point of no RESTYLING AND HAIR CUT return. Now, the very sight of us faiths. For this reason we de- harmful cided long ago to wait until the soapsI UPHOLSTERY sickens my mother-in-law. Nei- IN OUR CHANTRIY SALON her she nor my father-in-law children were old enough to be CLEANED have seen their youngest grand- baptized in the faith of their Award winning child (bur daughter). They re- choice. * IN fuse fb speak when we call, of All's well till Father comes Duracleair to visit us. My husband had the home drunk. Then I'm the target Rtvms COtORS! YOUR heart-rending experience of see- and the church the issue. Against ing his sisters turn against him, his wishes I put our children in RESTORES LUSTRE! HOME out of unreasoning loyalty to a Sunday school of my faith and RAISES. PILE! heir parents. All because his here's where the boom has fallen: EVERYTHING HEADY mother never trusted him or the their Sunday school teacher turns TO USE SAME DAY! girls enough to explain that she out to be a neighbor with whom I SH1-4255 and their father had to marry refuse to associate beause of her for FREE estimate call because she was carrying the ba vulgar language and loose ways. 787-1697 by who is now my husband. What to do?Anxious. ACME All my husband said when he Dear Anxious: To answer your PETER HORBACH found out was "Well, Mother first question—all letters are CARPET * UPHOLSTERY loved me enough to bring me up 'Bonzo's so good at carryTng the newspaper, I thought 34 Maple Ave. Keansburg passed unopened to me. Now, for CLEANING COMPANY he best way she could." No one the second; aren't you and your I could trust him with the sausages!" has hard feelings this side of the husband missing the main objec- 128 Oakland St. Red Bank fence. We only regret that in tive of all faiths—to love one rying to show our love and re- another. Suppose the loose-living, ADVERTISEMENT — ADVERTISEMENT pect and pride in our "parents," vulgar-talking neighbor does we inadvertently stripped them teach Sunday school in your SLENDERELLA'S Illh ANNIVERSARY SPEClAt Science Shrinks Piles bare by inviting those who knew church? Rejoice that she felt con- the truth to the party.— cemed enough about herself toi| Dismayed. go to any church. 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In a broadcast from Peking, aimed •ubiortpuon Prim ID Advanea On« jear (16.00 Mi monthi, ft.00 at Asia, on July 10, Peking tells the •Intia cow at coanur. t t«nu copy by mall » eanu world: MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1%1 "Under the new scheme, as re- vealed by the U.S. press, the People's Republic of China and the Kuomintang Let's Stop 'Cartnaping' ciique in Taiwan, which has been re- pudiated by the Chinese people, will be Many county municipalities should questing them to keep the carts SOKOLSKY viewed 'as successors' to the China that within the parking lot area. begin to crack down on "cartnaping" entered the United Nations at its founding. The Kuo- Supermarket customers, we might — the practice where people leave mintang clique will be allowed to retain the seats which add, have a responsibility here, too. supermarket carts everywhere ex- it has so far usurped in the Security Council and the In effect, they are taking property cept where they belong. General Assembly, while the People's Republic of China which does not belong to them. is 'to apply to the Credentials Committee of the Gen- The situation has advanced to a Cartnaping can be stopped easily. eral Assembly for approval to occupy an Assembly point where the carts can be seen It will take effort, however, on the seat'" along residential streets, on highway part of the consumer, the law en- Apparently, this plan of a two Chinas was dis- shoulders, in backyards, at the forcement officer and the supermar- closed to Prime Minister Ikeda of Japan during his beach, and as racing vehicles for ket owner. visit to the United States. The Red Chinese commenta- tor said: youngsters. There was in Russia a panic fear Postponed 10 Years Just how they get there we don't of Napoleon's genius which, though "Since 1950 the United States has tried to block know exactly—but the problem is concealed, was noticeable in every the disoussion by the General Assembly of China's Your Moneys Worth; representation through a so-called moratorium. This an annoying and costly one and rejoinder. Everything was assumed should be stopped. WILLIAM moratorium has been successful in postponing this issue, to be possible for Napoleon, they ex- for about 10 years. In the last three or four years, how- These carts are expensive items. Berlin Means Boom pected him from every side, and ever, 'there has been an increasing feeling in the United Each is worth from $25 to $40 andinvoked his terrible name to shatter By SYLVIA PORTER S. WHITE Nations . . . that this moratorium formula will no their loss represents a big headache WASHINGTON —Heroism has longer suffice to deal with the question, that there will each other's proposals. The great economic bet that President Kennedy for supermarket owners. on the whole gone out in these be more and more delegations who will think that at —Leo Tolstoy (1828-1910) days of massive alliances and and his chief advisers have just laid on the line for you least the question ought to be debated on its merits People who take the carts away Russian novelist counter-alliances, In which vast and me is that "Berlin" means Boom in 1962. and not be simply postponed,' Dean Rusk declared." from* supermarket areas and never blocs of "peoples" utterly over- Not inflationary, runaway boom—involving fever According to the Peking broadcast, the United return them should know this shadow people just as Individual The love of fame is a passion ish bidding up of prices and a wage spiral—for this people. States has labored vigorously to sell this plan to the eventually represents itself as a hike natural and universal, which no man, would be self-defeating. Still, a singular hero, one man world. The Red Chinese say that James Harland Cleve- in the cost of food. You can't expect however high or mean, however wise Rather, the bet is that the upswing standing out erect against the land, Assistant Secretary of State for International supermarket owners, already work- or ignorant, was yet able to despise. great collective backdrop of theOrganization Affairs, and Adlai Stevenson have been will be sound, solid and sustained and cold war, does now and then ing on small markups on many „ —Samuel Johnson will create a record total of jobs, pay- sounding out countries on the plan. raise his unterrified head. There is not the slightest indication that Red Items, to foot the bill for the loss of (1709-8^) checks and profits without pushing us Such a man Is Amintora Fan- China favors the, two Chinas plan. In fact, the broad- the carts. into another inflationary whirl. fani,. the Premier of Italy. He This is why Kennedy has not asked has taken his stand, moreover, cast clearly indicates that if is unacceptable. The plan Several municipalities have ordi- We do not content ourselves with from a power base that is very was first advocated by Nehru of India and has found for hikes in the tax rates on us and onsmall in a country that has borne nances which provide stiff fines for the life we have in ourselves and in no general acceptance among Chinese but has been corporations to cover the new multi- many hard times. And that PORTER country will almost certainly be held aloft for all to look at. It is one of those compro- persons found guilty of taking carts our own being; we desire to live an billion dollar boosts in spending for de- crushed like a bit of unnoticed mises which means nothing in the end, creates increas-J away from a supermarket area. imaginary life in the mind of others; fense on top of major increases in spending by Uncle garden under the wheels of tanks ing difficulties, but which gives the impression of a These measures should be strictly and for this purpose we endeavor to Sam for a wide variety of domestic programs. if the giants, the United States and the Soviet Union, ever ac desire to meet the other fellow at least half way. Why enforced. shine. We labor unceasingly to adorn In simplest words, Kennedy is betting that at to-tually come to war. meet him at all? What is the political or economic At the same time, it might be- and preserve this imaginary exist- In his Moscow confrontation necessity of meeting him? day's rates, the tax take from a record total of busi- with Nikita Khrushchev, Signor hoove supermarket owners to tack ence and neglect the real. nesses earning a record total of profits will soar and Fanfani has not only taken a line No Two Chinas up notices in their stores advising —Blaise Pascal of honorable toughness and deter also, tihat at today's rates, the tax take from a record mination unexcelled by Allied col The position is that Formosa asserts that it is the customers of the ordinances and re- (1623-62) total of jobholders earning a record total of paychecks leagues from incomparably more lawful government of China, recognized by treaty, and powerful countries. It is not only a permanent member of the United Nations possessing will skyrocket that he took off his coat, in the right of veto. Red China does not claim to be a Ballooning Tax Haul figurative and literal bluntness, at the moment Mr. Khrushchev successor to the Kuomintang regime. Rather, it takes EVENTS OF YEARS AGO The ballooning tax haul is supposed' to cover the took off his own coat. the position that it is the lawful government of China From Tht Raglsttr's Filn zooming spending and to bring the Federal budget into It is not only that he told Mr. by right of revolution. Neither side recognizes the oth- balance 18 months from now—without the imposition Khrushchev, plainly and face to er as coeval or for that matter recognizes the other was named queen of the Keyport of higher taxes. face, that Fanfani and Italy 50 Yean Ago carnival. She was crowned on 25 Years Ago were staying with the West, come side at all. To a Chinese, there can be no two Chinas. The Beach Park Amusement the lawn of the Pavilion Hotel Jack Dempsey, former heavy- The White House is not making even a pretense what might. And it is not only Red China has been ably represented in the United that he coolly advised Mr. Co., Keyport, sold Its rights to First St. Henry Sail was diaii weight boxing champion, ac- that the tax take will match spending in this 1962 man of the event. Khrushchev to look into his ownNations by Soviet Russia, which has made every pos- Mr. Lewisohn planned to fet up cepted an invitation'to serve as fiscal year, which runs until July, 1962. On the con- Mr. Lewishon planned to set up purposes and mind if he really sible token effort to protect Red China's interest At a vaudeville show with moving judge and present awards to prize trary, the gap between Uncle Sam's spending and inwante- d to avoid war over Berlin. no time has Soviet Russia failed to propose the ad- Swarms of locusts visited the winners at a pet show, sponsored This meeting was far more pictures at the park. vicinity of Locust Point. A num come could be bigger than any official forecast to date mission of Red China into the United Nations. At no by the_Monmouth County Organ-i ihan all this. It was an achingly berjLtrees Jn_ fronLoLihe Par —and—offiGials-now- are -talking of-a $5-$7 billion apt tableau of the differences be- time has Soviet Russia recognized the^existence~of— The library committee of t sons property were blighted, al Izafion for Social Service, at Brookdale Farm. Lincroft. deficit for this fiscal year. tween West and East, as per-Nationalist China as lawful. But at no time have the Keyport Improvement Assocla most all the foliage having bee fectly symbolized by these two Uon rented a room in the Sa eaten. The White House is expecting the match to occur men and all they have and areRe. d Chinese been willing to accept any status of equal- building at Main and Front Sts Mrs. J. Joseph Hennessey, Fair in the 1963 fiscal year, which runs 12 month's from Here, "standing up" all the ity with Nationalist China. Herbert Posten, son of Am:Haven, was heroine of the davJuly, 1962, for this is when all the forces making for way to the head of the immense, We thus have a situation in the making which will A bicycle owned by Arthi Posten, Navesink, passed ei after she saved a, four-year-old economic advance should be converging to push up brooding hulk that is interna- Bates wai stolen at a picnic trance examinations of the BrjNew Yorker from drowning. The tional communism, was an exact lead to further insults to the United States. What Ches- the Little Silver Fire Cortpan; ant and Stratton College of Ele child fell off the float at the production, employment and incomes to peaks never personification of what we mean ter Bowles and his associates advocate is not a pro- The culprit returned the bicycl trical Engineering, Buffalo, N. Y Players Boat Club. Mrs Hennes- before touched. by a phrase some do not use any gram that is benefioial to the United States or to Peking to the picnic grounds the nei sey dived In after the vounVster. more in this time of machines day. freeine him from seaweed on If Kennedy's Wrong and monoliths. The phrase is or Formosa, It is an Indian program, part of Nehru's Harold D. Willed, Chart. the river bottom. What if Kennedy's bet is wrong? Then, presum- "Western civilization." effort to assert an untenable leadership in Asia. It is Schnoor and Joseph Albert Loh The long story of that civiliza- Harry Goldstein's clothing stoi sen, Belford, spent the day ai ably, the White House will realize this, by next Janu- a scheme that denies legitimacy but supports oppor- in Long Branch was robbed William C. Hall. LOna Branch tion would be a shorter and a Long Branch, where they saw ary, for the President has pledged to present a budget poorer story indeed, but for tunism. $600. The money was kept in the New York-Long Branch basi and John F. Phillip, Avon, who strong box in a secluded part had been learning to fly under for the 1963 fiscal year "strictly in balance" and toRome—whether one thinks of There can be no reason why the American people the store. Keys to the box wer the suoervislon of Tohn F. Casev, request "increased taxes should an increase in "Rome" as the cradle of Chris- should accept a plan of this, sort and the likelihood is found by the thief in a nearb; manaeer of-thft Red Bank Air- tian faith or simply as the unithat they will not Should this Administration attempt CARMICHAEL taxes be needed to achieve that balance." This is ersal capital of the finest works, drawer. t wenr to Flovd Bennett Alr- to push it far along, it may become a very burdensome Dort, N. Y., do take examinations putting it plainly enough. in art, in architecture. In the good life in general, which that political issue for the President to carry. Perhaps that Samuel Guice announced plan; for private pilot licenses. It's quite a bet indeed and only a reckless fool IT A world has ever known. is why an effort was made to get Chester Bowles to to build a home on one of twi would try at this early stage to second-guess the White lots he had purchased on Hig: ME A mU to Here was Western Man, thresige n which, of course, he did not do. St., Eatontown. Designer was &ET om A Rev, Joseph W. Lee anoeiied House on how it will come out. It can be said, though, heir to centuries of fairness, of Lewis Dingman. to memberi nnr! friends nf r«\ free government, confronting varv-Bantlst Chiireh-to-eontrib that the economic-finanoial backgrouncLaS—ofLtoday Easterrr^Man, the symbol of a VACATION— ute toward nf a gives Kennedy at least a fighting chance to win politics of brutality in a place of "They Sure Don't Act As If They've Canght Polio" The "Finding-Out-Club," Ai htillrtln? at Bridge Ave. and River handsomely. faceless men without pride in lantic Highlands, held a sale St. The Drofert had been und" past or hope for future except for the home of S. I. Vanderbeek wav for s»v»r»| years, but an ad Well before the Berlin showdown led to our decl-what might come from a frown- The house was next to Centra! n F1 spending by states and localities. Business spending in any country of the free world. AM Semad Th* new r>hon» v on new .plants and equipment and on rebuilding of in-It is a minority nevertheless al- Electric power In Rumson wa han'"- or night calls for bwed, because Fanfani and Italy cut off while the Public Servlcj the ambulance. ventories was turning upward. Consumer spending was •eally believe in freedom to dis- Company cut over from the old t( climbing. Industrial production already was back to ;ent, to go on not only undead the new style current for tlv the pre-recession top although the recovery is only a >ut also unjailed. Kumson and Sea Bright areas. Paul 5ahne«, Warfell Ave.. The Easterner, Khrnshchev, is Rumson. harnonned n hu." few months old. The auto industry's prospects have roubled by no minority. Nor is al s»nf'«'i cl"ht mi'oc off I.on"been brightening markedly. Housing is in a comeback, e hampered by the memories of Alexander Arbuckle, Jr., son rj»n^h whtl*> on n ''shin" nprtv of Alexander Arbuckle, Tinion 1 1 1 and every new house means business for the makersfar more than 2,000 years of con- Uh his Viro*' ' '' MM'^'i l.Tb'" *: tinuity which lay upon Western Falls, celebrated his sixth birth- TI Lesi'V Mr^lpp« T*1*1 f:c^iof appliances, furniture, softgoods, etc. With personal day. Youngest guest at the party statesmen the deep necessity to hirh woi^hnd 4|0 nound^ incomes a fat3'/^ per cent above the February low, think of the great past as well as wag a six-month-old baby; oldest, for 30 minute hrfore i' Mrs. Mary Brandt, 91 years old. there's no doubt consumers are in a position to spend of the dangerous future. (What lM h" two gun shots and monuments in Russia are left to everal l more and add to their installment debts. be destroyed by bombs? The "Jolly" Johnny Larkins, with tractor works at Omsk? The his company of 40 Ne^ro stars Armed Forces Buildup About 800 men, 100 from Red missile factories at Tomsk, or appeared at the Lyceum Theater NoW comes "Berlin" and the buildup of our armed maybe Leningrad?) In a show called "Royal Sam." ank, wore thrown out of their lbs when construction work at forces and conventional military "hardware." This sort Still, in all his handicaps, with le Home Resettlement Adminis- of defense buildup absorbs materials and manpower all his knowledge that the Com- William Pontin. who lived with ration proiect Clarksbnrn. was his cousin, William Pontin, at and telegraphs spending for much that is "non-mili- munists at home In Italy could lalted. Reports were that the press a button at any moment Little Silver Point, was reported lyoff came because funds pre- tary"—such as food and clothing for the armed forces. on a six months' fishing trip in and perhaps smash his efforts to Canada. lously allocated for the project Thus, the President is not asking you to show what secure his country, here stilt /ere diverted to nrovlde asslst- you can do for your country by paying higher taxes stood Fanfani, the memorable nce to "the drought-stricken picture of a civilized man In Miss Florence M. Armstrong 6—Monday, August 7, 1961 reas in the West. at this point. civilized resolve. Hollywood; -WABOTV WCBS-TV RED BANK REGISTER Monday, August 7, 1961—% Hal Humphrey: W0*-TV .WNBC-TV TELEVISIONCfaanwll— •l .WNEW-TV Channel tt JWOTA-TV TV & Radio

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(7) Camouflage Leon Ames and Lurene Tuttle Perhaps' the sophisticated Euro- SHOWS TO WATCH 12: M— (2) Search for tomorrow (IS) I Led Three Lives 1:10— (2)TRreather ere joined in the bonds of tele^ .read .the work load, ABC. -• of roaming film locations in 1:15- (7) Local News (4) Waather Maverick" is cutting down t Europe has been an enlightening peans realize that sex, sadism TONIGHT (4) It Could Be You ision matrimony nine years ago and crime are not the norm in 10:00 - (Ch. 2) — Glenn Miller (5) Cartoons 1:20- (7) Weather lls«— (7) Weather hen they began playing Father process. As Tony Quinn re- •:25- (7) Sports 1:15- (2) Movie Jack Kelly will be the sr marked: he United States. But this con- Time — (Choice Viewing) —More (7) Number Please jid Mother Day in "Life with stant film diet must be making :unes that were popular during 2:45- (Z) Guiding Light' ,:S0- (4) Local News (4) Jack Paar - 'ather." In September they will averick left in the show nc . "Hollywood Isn't a place any an Impression on the mass.es. the '40s are on tap tonight. The 2:55— (4) News (5) Cartoons (7) Movie rn up again in a series — Mar- iason. After James Gam more. It's the movie business (7) Eichmann Trial (11) Movie ed to different people. alked out of the show In a d Contemporary America Miiler* orchestra, directed by 1:00- (2J News everywhere." Quincy Howe ,2:00- (9) Midnight Mysteries How this situation in CBS' new ute with his producer, th What can they think when they Ray McKinley, does "The Anvil (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers Here are some things I learned Chorus" and "Getting Sentimen- Narrator 12:30- (5) Dial 999 Father of the Bride" is going rought in a Maverick coui see academy winner Burt Lap- (5) Cartoons In covering Hollywood, European tal" (Tommy Dorsey*s theme.) (11) Yogi Bear 1:00- (4) Local News affect the sensitivites of the ith a British accent for a pa caster battling senseless delin- (7) Ray Milland Branch: Host Johnny Desmond solos on 1:03- (2) Burns and Allen (13) Movie (5) News reat, believing TV audience is me hero, That didn't work, quents in, "The Young Savages?" "Deep Purple." The swinging 6:40- (4) Weather (7) Evening Prayer question. ien they tried a younger Mav 1. The influence of American They have been exposed to many 1:20— (9) News and Weather films had dropped in Europe. half-hour also features Patty 1:25— (4) News 6:45- (4) News (9) Almanac Newsreel "We had conferences about it," k brother, Robert Colbert. I such films and few, if any, pres- Clark, who sings new tunes like 7:00- (2) News 1:05- (4) 13th Hour onceded Ames. "And we decided disappears after tha summ You feel it everywhere you go.ent contemporary America as it (5) News People tell you the Hollywood 'Second Time Around." (9) Almanac Newsreel (4) Shotgun Slade (9) News and Weather hat the situations in the two eruns. product isn't as important as it (5) Jim Bowie 1:35— (4) News ihows were far enough apart to 6. The picture is not entirely 1:SO- (2) As The World Turns used to be. When you see some 1:00 - (Ch. 2) - Spike Jones (4) Dr. Hudson (7) Blue Angels 1:40— (4) Sermonett. void shock or confusion. The of the new American films that black. When Hollywood films are Show — TV show titles get a (t) Terrytoon Circus 2:25- (2) News )ay family lived in turn-of-the- good, they are very, very good, (5) Movie are playing abroad, you can see little special attention by Spike. (7) Susie (11) News 2:30- (2) Give Us This Day entury settings; this is modern. why. They are slapdash produc as evidenced by the long runs .Titles like "Untouchables" are 7: OS- (2) Local News >urene has a southern accent, 'or "Gone With the Wind" and (9) Understanding Our' TUESDAY MORNING tions with neither the vitality nor! flashed on, and you see a pair: World ; 10^ (2) Weather oo.' 'Ben-Hur." •:15- (2) Previews the fun that our movies once had. of skunks prancing about. The (11) Local News And for still more change, European films seem to be bet- (11) Movie 6:20— (2) Give Us This Day 2. European theaters seem to type of TV show the kiddies, 7:15- (2) News mes will be a prosperous, gray- ter now at portraying, contempor- 2:00- (2) Face the Facts 6:25— (2) News be playing more re-tuns than watch is also spoofed. Red Norvo 7:25-(U) Weather laired lawyer, not a fiery, iras- Airtofflkm* ary life, but they'#11 lack the (4) Jan Murray (4) Sermonctte summer TV in America. It's de- supplies the music and teams 7:30- (2) To Tell The Truth cible red-head. WEATHER resources and talent to create with Helen Grayco on some (7) Day In Court 6:30— (2) Sunrise Semester "No more of that," Ames said pressing to see so many old pic- (4) Americans great international attractions. vocals. Just right for a lazy sum- (9) Guy Madison (4) Computer Age Math ;ratefully. "I used to get my hair tures being played, some dating Hollywood still has that field to (5) Miami Undercover back to the war. mer night. 2: SO- (2) House Party 7:00- (2) News dyed every two weeks and curled itself. (4) Loretta Young Drama (7) Cheyenne LAST 3. The vigor of Europe's local (4) Today ivery morning." The way to regain Hollywood's (7) Seven Keys . (9) Movie film industries is amazing. 10:30 — (Ch. 7) — Peter Gunn (5) Call to Prayer Miss Tuttle, who had a long and 2 DAYS onetime eminence in all fields (9) Star and Story 7:45-(ll) Sports Studios in England, France and — "A Tender Touch", featured 7:15- (5) News iuccessful career in motion seems clear: 2:55- (5) News (11) Sportsman's Club 1HS NAME AKJI.FAMK. ,Italy arejiumming with activity. (it's a rerun) Howard McNear a 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer lictures and radio before TV, Develop young directors with 3:00- (2) Millionaire 8:00- (2) Pete and Gladys KAGE OVER THE -part of this is due to the luring bank employee who steals $1 ays that working with actor a feel for the world today; create (4) Young Dr. Matone (5) Mackenzie's Raiders 7:30— (5) Ding Dong School SEAS OF THE WORLD of American companies by cost million. Before he returns it, Imes was the most rewarding ex new stars to replace the aging (5) Theater Five (11) Baseball .. (7) Early Bird Cartooni savings (new Union regulations however, he asks Gunn to ar- erienee of her professional life, ones who mean nothing to a new (7) Queen For A Day (13) Mike Wallace in England are making produc- range a meeting with' the bank 8:00- (2) News "He's hard to adjust to because generation. (9) Film Drama 8:20—(13) News tion there less attractive, how president. McNear has become (5) Sandy Becker ie's a perfectionist," she said (11) Movie 8:30- (2) Bringing Up Buddy ever.) the present-day Frank Morgan, (7) Little Rascals but if you pay attention you can 3:25—(13) Community Newsreel (4) Wells Fargo 8:10- (2) News Burst of Creativity what with his bumbling manner- earn so much." Fined $225; sms. 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (5) Divorce Hearing 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo "The secret of acting," chimed .Mostly, the European film in- (7) Who Do You Trust (7) Surfslde 6 8:30— (7) Tommy Seven dustries are thriving because of n Ames, "is learning not to act 10: SO — (Ch. 2) — Brenner — (9) Movie (13) Betty Furness t:00— (2) People'* Choice • bunt of creativity—a new crop and it only takes about 400 years Loses License Rookie cop Ernie Brenner (13) Jack La Lanna (4) Family :o learn it. What she means abou of directors who are taking up 4:00- (2) Brighter Day 9:00- (2) Spike Jones MIDDLETOWN — Raymond (James Broderick) learns that (4) Whispering Smith (7) Beulah my being hard to adjust to is " where the Hollywood masters left Mueller, Hopping Rd., Belford, laws are not made for the con (4) Make Room fr Daddy 1:25- (5) News that I get inarticulate when I try (5) Mr. and Mrs. North (5) Overland Trail off. was fined $225 Thursday by venience of policemen. It hap- (9) Kingdom of the Sea 1:50- (2) My Little Mirglt to explain what I expect from 4. Censorship is nagging the Magistrate W. Gilbert Manson, pens in "Record of Arrest," when (7) American Bandstand (5) Topper ither actors. (13) Cartoons 9:30- (2) Ann Sothern European film makers almost as on a charge of drunk driving. Brenner is assigned to find out (4) Concentration (7) Memory Lane "If you can Just get Into you much as those in Hollywood. Magistrate Manson also re- who is supplying guns to teen 4:15- (2) Secret Storm 10:00- (2) I Love Lucy 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (7) Adventures in iharacter and wear it like a coat. When I was jn Milan, a meeting voked Mueller's license lor two agers. Reruns of a series thai Paradise (4) Say When lou can't go wrong. But wha of Italian directors petitioned for years. had a good angle. > (4) Here's Hollywood (5) Movie (5) Mr. District Attorney (9) High Road to Dangei bothers me about these inexpert an end to all government con- According to police, Mueller 10:00- (2) Glenn Miller Time 10:30- (2) Video Village • enced girls around today is tha trols on film content. This was was arrested July 5 by Patrol- (11) Laurel and Hardy (4) Play Your Hunch and Chuck (4) Barbara Stanwyck ;hey just won't try. They are too turned^down by officials, who areman William Ohamplin. He was (5) Big Story (7) I Married Joan busy worrying about how thej Increasingly alarmed by sex em-examined by Dr. Marc Krohn, India's Big 4:55—(11) Spunky and Tadpole .(9) Treasure 11:00— (2) Double Exposure look and whether they are pretty, phasis of Itajian films. township physician, who ruled 5:00- (2) Life of Riley (11) Mike Hammer (4) Price Is Right "They are too selfish and self- There appear to be few con-the driver under the influence Fund Raiser (4) Movie (13) Movie (7) Gale Storm centered to think of anybody else (5) Dateline in Europe 11:25- (5) Newi TICKETS NOW ON SALE trols in France, but much govern- of alcohol. — NEW DELHI, India (AP) - 10:30- (2) Brenner They don't bother to powder thei ment concern. Some films are Mr. Mueller told the court that (9) Jet Jackson (4) Web 11:10— (2) Your Surprise lips for a scene, so when the; "CAVALCADE Brij Kumar (better known as (11) Bozo the Clown Package banned for export. And more and he had had twodrinks. B. K.) Nehru, India's new am- (5) Theater Fiv» kiss you, you get a big blob o: OF JAZZ" more English movies are getting (13) Danger Is My Busi- (4) Concentration Dr. James R. Alexander, bassador to the United States, is (7) Peter Gunn "ipstick on your face. They pu TUBS. EVE AUG. 15th Great Britain's X rating (banned Keyport physician, testified that ness (9) Movie (5) Romper Room makeup on their arms that comes this needy nation's greatest fund (7) Love That Bob! for children). Mr. Mueller was under lis care raiser. 5:25—(II) Clutch Cargo 10:50—(11) Sports off on your suit when they touch 5. Hollywood's picture of Amerl- for arthritis. He has spent most of the last 5:30- (2) Movie you. And they never pay attentioi four years-touring the Communist (5) Heckle and Jeckle to anybody else." (7) Rin Tin Tin world and the West, pleading In- Polly Bergen, playing a nursi SHOWS STARTS AT DUSK dia's need for foreign aid, and (9) Movie RADIO (11) Three Stooges Fear Bug Chews n the 'Irst "Wagon Train" sho LAST 2 DAYS collecting it in record amounts (13) Crossroads in color, fell off a horse a fe WABC 770 WNEW 1130 "He has moved more gold from days back and has been in agon WCBS 880 WPAT 930 one place to another than any all this week from pulled muscle WHTG 1410 WQXR 1560 man since Genghis Khan," says WNBC M0 WOR 7U Easy-Knit Success in her shoulders and neck. Sh U. S. Ambassador John Kenneth HollywoodWriters has her doctor's okay to work AFTERNOON Til* .WABC Scott Muni Galbraith. WOR Buainess; Newi however, but is living en pain ttiOO—W»«C Chaj-lle Gr.tr TilO—WCBS News: Ed Joyce Nehru's latest achievement was By HAL HUMPHREY acting from faith in their ow; killers and wears a brace on he WCM N.wi WHTO Newa; the "Aid India" club of western WHTO Monmouth-OcuB Relaxing Mualc judgment and taste, not froi neck between scenes. Newa Summary HOLLYWOOD — Fear is moti- (Sign of 8 p.m.) nations that has pledged better fear of government reprisal. WNBC Nawii Jim Lon WNBC Morgan Beatty than two billion dollars—half of vating almost everything going WNBC Newa; Jack Scott WOR News: Lack Confidence At at time when most. hour-Ion WOR Newi. John Scott Gabriel Beater by the United States—to the firsi on at Hollywood's TV film fac- till*—Won The Fitzgaralda Till—WOR Capitol Clo.e-Up tories now. A writer walking If they had confidence in them WCBt Pirla Resort two years of India's third five- — CO-HIT — TI4I—WNBC Wayne Howeli through the door with a new selves as producers and purve: VVHTO Thla la Monmouth WOR Carlton 1'rcdricks year plan, which gets under waj County Tommy Sandi 7i«S—WABC News: Scott Muni this year. script is as suspect as a Cuban ors of entertainment, they woul MOVIE TIMETABLE 11110—WHTO County Af»it SiOO—WCBS World Tonight wearing a beard. n't find themselves running I WCBS Allen Gray WNBC Newa; Wayne Studied in England RED BANK Fabian MHO—WHTO Newa: Howeli Is the script relatively free of Washington to alibi for the prc Carlton — Morgan -The Pira Relaxing Uuilo WOR Newa. World Today B. K. Nehru is a fairly -tall jrams which have brought boi "LOVE IN A lllll—WABC News; Charley Greer • lit—WCBS Ed Joyce violence? Can the names of the 3:30;' 7:00; 10:05. The Gree: WNBC Emphaala slim, 52-year-old economist whi public and official condemnatioi •ISO—WOR Sports villains be traced to any particu- Helmet 2:00; 8:30. GOLDFISH BOWL" 1|O»—WCBt Nawa: Hollywood (ill—WOR My True Story dresses in perfectly cut western But as absentee landlords, th WHTO Headllnaa, Egg • IBS—WABC News; Scott Muni suits. He studied at the London lar nationality? Will the sex EATONTOWN Pricaa. Mnelo Dunaway angle be subtle enough to escape network chiefs aren't always su Drive-In—Snow White and th WNBC Nawa; Jim Low* ••00—WNBC Nawa: Bob Haymea School of Economics and Oxford, just what is on their airwave: WOR Mawa WCBS Newa; Ed Joyce and is a barrister of the. inne a blast from the PTA? Are any Three Stooges 8:30; 12:15; Lov tltl—WCM BobOixon ••SO—WOR Newa: Music From competitive products to our spon- And the producers furnishin In a Goldfish Bowl 10:45. WHTO B.ich Raport Studio X temple. these programs believe everj WOR Arttne Francii •iSt—WABC Newa; Chuck sor's mentioned? COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE lltO—WHTO Nevrai His wife is Hungarian-born, a thing is all right as long as th Dunaway Shore Drive-In — The Paren Relaxing Mualo lOlOO—WCBS Newa British subject. They have twi Unless the writer can pass sponsors and, their agencies oka; Leslie Caron till—WABC Newa; Dan Ingram Trap 8:30; 1:10 A.M.; R WNBC Newa; Bob Heymee sons. muster on .these rudimentary test the scripts. Maurlca Chevalier WNBC Emphaaia WOR Nawa: Us Smith questions, he automatically is Bravo 10:45. ti00—WCBS Nawa; Womaa'a IOIIS—WOR Music From Studio X For recreation, he plays bridge, Every once In a while we st: "FANNY" Rnport on Fly-In Drive-in—Parrish 8:3C 101*0—WCBS Dane* Muaic reads and talks, wittily urbanely, sentenced to another two weeks hear some network head blam Washington 10I4S—WOR Bible Reading in the line at the state unemploy- 12:30; Rawhide Years 11:05. WHTO Headlinea. Hualc 10l*S—WABC Newa: Chuck He is the son of one of Prim 'high costs" for the plethora WNBC Ntwa; Jim Lowa ment office. HAZLET WOR Newi, Ua Smith Dunaway Minister Nehru's cousins. junk on the air. Then he blame: —tt»»—WCBt Bob Dlxon .... lllOO—WCBS Newa B.K. Nehru is at home in th' The newest wave of. fear,griD- Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon 8:40; WNBC Nawa; Bob H.yme. the high costs on the unions an WOR Carlton Fredericks WOR News United States, where he spent the ping this tight little island of en-the stars' high salaries. Carnival In-Quebec~«;45;-Par- 11*0—WHTO N«w«; 11)11—WCBS Starlight Salute years from 1949 to 1954, and ha tertainment producers was of rish 9.10; 11:50. • - Relaxing Mualo WOR Jean Shepard Another Version lilt—WABC News; Dan Ingram lllSO—WCBS Muslo 'Til Dawn been a frequent visitor since. Hi course generated by the con- got another version of thl ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS MORGAN AND WNBC Emphaaia mat—WABC Newa: Hs.pptn.ia was a member of the UN ad- gressional hearings on juvenile Atlantic—Cartoon 9:10; Parent aiO»WCB* Newe; Peraonal Story Eh while visiting Richard Boone < THE PIRATE" WHTQ Headlinea. Mualo lXlOO—WNBC Newa; All N]»H In visory committee on administra- delinquency and threats of a get-location in Oregon a few da: Trap 7:00; 9:25. WNBC Newa; Jim Low* N.Y. tive and budgetary, questions, ex- tough polfcyby the newly chaired HIGHLANDS 'THE STEEL CLAW , WOR News; Lyle Van WON Long Johr. ago. •US—WOR Dollars and Sena*' ecutive director of the World FCC. "Listen, I signed with CBS fi Marine—Cartoon 9:10; Raisin WCM Martha Wright MORNINO PROORAMt in The Sun 7:00; 9:25. SIS«—WHTO Newa; 7i00—WABC Herb Oaear Anderaon Bank and minister in the Indian Producers Warned another year of 'Have Gun, Wi Relaxing Mualo WCBt Jack Sterling Embassy. Before Indian independ- Travel' because for that one ye; KEANSBURG Slll—WABC Newi; Dan Ingram WHTQ Monmouth-Ocun ence, he was a member of th Networks have passed word Casino—Parrish 6:30; 9:00. WNBC Emphaaia Newa Sumary down to the producers warning they are paying me nearly $900 4100—WCBS Newa; Information EEE Prlcee Indian civil service, the appara 000," said Boone. LONG BRANCH Central WOR Newa; tus through which the British ran them not to do anything which Baronet—Morgan The Pirate WHTO Cloaing Stock "Now this is absurd," Boon John Gambling India. will bring the wrath (or censor- 3:40; 7:00; 10:20; The Steel Report; Muaio WNBC Newa; Bill Cullen continued, "because nobody WNBC Newi; Art Ford ship) of the Feds down on the 7!>0—WHTO News; Small Surplus worth that much money. But th Claw 2:00; 8:30. WOR News; John Winglte Wake up to Mualo industry. ASBURY PARK 41 IS—WCM Kenneth BanKhart Ti4l—WHTO Civil S.rvlce Newa Nehru's views on the Indian The head of one major TV networks act out of fear. The; WOR Radio New York 7I»»— WABC Newei New! A jerkin that's smart foi hear the star of a show with LyricLa Dolce Vita 2:00; 8:30. 4110—WHTO Newa; Relaxing Herb Oacar Anderaor economy are that it will soak film company recently looked at Mu»io year 'round wear — a tailorec Mayfalr — Fanny 2:50; 7:20; 1100—WCBt World Nawa up a lot of foreign aid for ai the first four episodes of a new big rating is thinking of quittin 4llS—WABC Newi; Dan Ingram WHTO Headlinea; buckle cinches the waist. and they panic." 10:00. WHTO Fort Monmouth Wake nj> to, Mulls least 10 more years, before I series slated for CBS this fall. He Ocean—Never on Sunday 7:30; News WOII Newa takes off" into the developed Easy-knit jerkin — casuall; was appalled at the poor quality, Boone's candor is refreshin, WNBC Emphaaia WNBC Newa: BUI Cullen right and cozy with skirts o: and who can blame him for tal 10:00. •lOO—WCBS Newa: Sldallghta 111*—WOR John Gambling stage. Then he hopes the nation ordered the producer fired and Paramount—Guns of Navarone WHTO Monmouth-Ocean will begin showing a small sur- slacks. Cables add texture in sent his executive producer on a ing the money? He even gets Newa Summary WCBt Jack Sterling 2:30; 7:20; 10:10. WffBCNew.; Art Ford 11*0—WHTO Newa plus. ;erest. Pattern 741: direction! three-week vacation. He is even on a lay-away plan over a num WOR News; John Scott Relaxing Mualo sizes 32-34; 36-38 included. St. James — Spartacua 2:00; 1 "At that time, I hope that wi contemplating junking the four ber of years—to ease the tax bit Ills—WCBS Kenneth Banghart •••I—WABC News; 8:00. WHTQ Dow Jonea Averages Herb Oicar Anderety can begin going into the conven Send thirty-five cents (coins; films. Best Way to Fight WOR Radio New York 1:00—WCBS Newa; Jack Sterllnt tional world money markets to for this pattern—add 10 cents fo Anyway, the networks ha •ISO—WHTQNews; Relaxing WHTO Headlines: So, maybe this tearfulness will Mualo Strictly for Women raise loans," he says. "It is al each pattern for lst-class mal! effect some improvements on theways of compensating for the; WWNO •iSS—WABC News WNBC News: Bill Cullen things. Most of the series on T\ 4 ACADEMY AWARR! WOR News; Dorothy and ways possible for a man with ng. Send to Laura Wheeler can coming season's TV fare. It isn't or EVENINO Dick money to get a loan, but not forof the Red Bank Registe; likely to have any lasting influ- are being cast with actors most •lOO—WABC News: Dan Ingram • ISO—WHTO Newe: a ,poor man. Needlecraft Dept., P. 0. Box 16 ence, however. of us never heard of, and they lAURfNCE nilVIIR ST. JAMES WCBt News ' Relaxing Muaio "At the moment, we are riding Old Chelsea Station, New Yorl are signed up very cheaply, and nun i: in MM mi WHTQ Headlinea; tlSI—WNBC Emphasle Network chiefs and the produc- If AN SIMMONS ASBURY PARK Dinner Music WABC Newa;-Breakfaat Club around in rags on a bicycle 11, N. Y. Print plainly patter; the writers writing the scripts lOlOO—WCBt Newa; ers of TV entertainment should be WNBC Ntvs; Sports When we reach the stage where number, name, address and zone, for these series are paid the min- CHARLES LAUGHTON WOR New; Lyle Van Arthur Godfrey Matinee Only—Children 73c •US—WCBS Sports WHTO Headline!; Muilo we can drive 'baby cars" we canFOR THE FIRST TIME! Ove imum. The directors and produc- PITER USIINOV .^ WNBC Art Ford WNBC Newa: Art Ford then go to the money markets 200 designs in our new, 196: ers on such series will get more WOR News: John Wlngat* WOR News Reporta Road Material money than the "stars" or IOHN GAVIN —WABC New>: broider, quilt. See jumbo-kn of $5,805 from M. J. Stavola, Red ming, sounded off last week to •l40—WCBS Financial Newa Charlie Greer made in lieu of an oath by per- WNBC Financial Newa WNBC Kmphaaia sons objecting to be sworn be hits, cloths, spreads, toys, linens, Bank, for supply of bituminous the effect that the networks •141—WABC Howard Conell HlOO—WCBS Newn; Home Fart) cause of religious and other scru- afghans plus free patterns. Sem concrete for road buildinc, was should prepare to fight the "mi- EVENING PERFORMANCE ALL SEATS RESERVED WCBS Lowell Thomae WHTO [leadlines: Muslo WOR Sports, Stan Lomax WNBC Newa; Art Ford pies. 25 cents. accepted by Borough Council nority pressure groups" who WNBC Three Star Extra WOR Newa Thursday. have been encouraged to act by AIR-CONDITIONED •tSS—WCBS Sports Time 11I1B—WOR McCanna at Ham* * 00—WABC Edward P. Morgan WHTO Beach Report Thero was one other bid, of the government. WCBt Newsi Interviewa llllO—WCBt Garry Moore Fred McDowell, PARAMOUNT WHTO Red Bank Mac liter $5,977 from Well, the best way to fight WHTO Headlines; Music WALTER KKADK THEATRE WNBC News: Wayne Howtll Nawa, Pate Huffman IT'S EASY —orany place else In the Detroit, Inc., Neptune. them is to inject more taste and WOR Futton Lewla 11,40—WCBS Cronbr-Clooney Michigan area. Just dial Area These were received In re- maturity into your programs, Mr. SHOWING ASDURY PARK JO PHONE Code Number 313, tlien the sponse to a second bid call. The Moore. number you want. Area Codes earlier bids were reiected as too The greatest high adventure ever filmed! are the key to easy telephoning hifih. They were: M. J. Stavola, to any place. Every area has a $13,950; and Charles J. Hesse, Inc., Belford., $14,250. code. You'll find them in the DRIVE-IN front pages of your phone 2-CAR ACCIDENT THEATRE book. Please use them for out- SATES OffN fr.JO P.M.-MOVItS AT DUtK CMMPECK EATONTOWN - Mary J. Mc- umw uw - mum, m* an-i«ii wan an of-state calls, NEW JERSEY BELL Cann, 18, of 105 Bennett Ave., Neptune, was charged with care- less driving Thursday after her car collided at the RU 35 traffic circle with another vehicle driven ANTHONY QUINN ,, by Marjorie A. Polhemus, 44, of I V-CARNIVAL IN QUEBEC WALL STREET REPORTS Darlen, Conn. Trooper R. T. m In COUQW Knapp of the Shrewsbury state CHILDREN UNDER 12 HUE jTMMPMIMa* II Tfiiflft 11:58 A. M. - 4:02 P. M. and 5:15 F. M. eaver police barracks, investigated. |CtKTtlPlW>O»Dl|l g-Monday, August 7, 1961 R£D BA.NK REGISTER Find Man, EVIK HAPPEN TO YOU? Many Birds CAM you Ten. \? ALL. MEDKAL OOR Dead at Farm MEMOS MANALAPAN - A pird'term owner and several hundred of his birds were found dead Thursday on Iron Ore Rd, By H. L. Herschensohn, M. D. The dead man is Samuel R. Sun, About 10 per cent of all per- 75. His body was found on the first floor between a bedroom and •ons over 45 have a condition which are present in the wall known as diverticulitis. Thi of the bowel, particularly the big a bathroom. means that there are tiny sacs bowl (the colon). If some of the The birds, all ip cages, appar- food material of the bowel gets ently had starved to death, In- into these sacs it may cause some vestigator, George Smith' of the ATTENTIOIV disturbance and the condition is Tennent State Police barracks, then known as diverticulitis. It said. .• NEW JERSEY means inflammation. Mr. Sun had been dead about a Diverticulitis causes no sym week, according to Dr. Harry L. MOTORISTS toms and is usually discovered in Harwood, assistant county physi- the course of a physical exami- cian. There were no signs of vio- nation in which X-rays are taken lence, Investigator Smith said or when the doctor inserts a Peri and the body was ordered re- scope-type of instrument high up leased to the Hulse Funeral Ihe rectum and can see these Home, Englishtown, by Dr. Har- sac-like formations. wood. Diverticulitis, on the other Included among the dead birds © 1961, Kin* Features Sjmdkate, Inc., World rights tcttmi. hand, may be uncomfortable or were 250 pheasants, and a large painful. It occurs usually in the number of peacocks and ducks, lower left abdomen.. The symp- the investigator said. Many other toms vary according to the exact birds still were living, he said. location and degree of inflamma- The dead birds were removed by GENERAL SPRAY SERVICE tion. There could be nausea, the Society for the Prevention of vomiting, bloating, and inability Cruelty to Animals, he said. P. O. BOX 207 HAZLET, N. J. to have normal movements. Laxa- OFFER SERVICES—A group of skin divers has been formed by members of the Sea Mr. Sun was last seen July 26 ON TRAVELERS tives would make the condition Bright First Aid Squad to assist at river and ocean emergencies. Little Johnnie Haras- by employees of a neighboring much worse if the inflammation farm, the investigator added." AUTOMOBILE is acute. elc of 9 East Church St., a summer visitor to Sea Bright, serves as mascot. With him, Englishtown police reported Most'cases of diverticulitis re- left to right, are Herbert Fowler, squad member and first aid instructor; Travis- C. ieeing a lighLon Jnthehouse for INSURANCE spond to medical care which con- Thomas; James Welch; Peter Thomas, owner of the Dive Rite Shop in Sea Bright, who several days and reported the || sists of bed rest with application matter to the state police, the in- is captain of the divers team, and Harold Solomon, captain of the First Aid Squad. 1. New Low Rates of heat, the use of drugs to lessen vestigator said. the intestinal spasm, to prevent WUB*!»Oi 2. Safe Driver Savings infection, and to promote the movement of the bowel tract. A FALLOUT SHELTER low residue or liquid diet is given. 3. Local Agent Service ROSELLE PARK — Mayor Only_if- complications occur is Arthur M. Dorfner says he will surgery performed. ask the Borough Council to ex- "ROARING TWENTIES PRICES" FIRE DAMAGE empt homeowners from in- buy 'em by the bag full SCOTCH PLAINS - Fire de- creased assessments if they • Weed and Crabgrass Control stroyed a two-story frame ware- (In this glorious era of the Ad- build bomb-fallout shelters in "RALPH'S FAMOUS" MENU e Fertilizing • Fungus Control JOSEPH G. MeCUE house Thursday night and heavily vice Columnist Rampant, who are their homes. He also suggested • Pest Control • Soil Sterilization damaged an attached home and millions of Americans turning to Thursday that the state per- '100% Pure Beef Hamburger ^ Ac • P. H. Control • Spray Seeding AGENCY — daily to solve their worries? Loan mit tax rebates to people who • Special Services Elks Club meeting house. No one • Lawn Renovation • Aero-Thatching SO RIDGE RD. RUMSON was seriously injured. Police said departments. However, write to build approved shelters in their '12" Kosher Style Hot Dog IV homes. He said the proposed and RU 1-0444 the blaze was brought under con- George anyhow, c/o this news- ( Complete Lawn Installation trol in about three hours by fire- paper.) Roselle Park High School would \ CHEESEBURGER : 24* men from Scotch Plains, Fan- Dear George: provide many shelter areas as KEPRESENTfNG THE would be possible. "We can- wood, Westfield Mountain What is the name of that huge 'HOT ROAST BEEF (en bun with gravy) 30*1 MONEY-SAVING SPECIALS! not eliminate windows from mmtits . HAirfoio side. animal that carries the big con- | HOT PASTRAMI „.._ _ ^^ - "GUARANTEED" tainer of liquor and rescues lost schools, but there must be a travelers from the snow and is reasonable compromise, though jHOT CORNED BEEF f%(B the whole story true or false? design, which would provide 'HOT POT ROAST (with Gravy) _ CRAB GRASS CONTROL r>n<»^-^~~ — •"• ~ -~ —• — -—..— — — — — — .».._ — —— — — — — — — < Magician* create illusions! Jim U.C. some degree of radioactive pro- OPEN SUNDAY 7-5 Sear Jim: tection without causing costs to 1 1 don't know if you're talking mount or without sacrificing | FRONT ST., COR. WHARF AVE. RED BANK OUR INTERIOR DECORATORS about a St. Bernard or Jackfe learning conditions," he said. PHONE CO 4-8060 Gleason-either way, I'm trying CREATE MAGIC to run a lovelorn column here. No hocus-pocus here! Our interior (Sheesh!) wizards will help you to achieve - the interior elegance you've always Dear George: wanted . . . AND AT NO EXTRA Whatever, became of Toots CHARGE! Come in or call SHady- Shor? side 7-4000 . . . we'll be happy to H.F. show you a trick or two. Dear H. F.: Did you look around in the snow? He may be waiting for Gleason. • V- FURNUJtRI Confidential to Harried House- wife: No no, no, no! You have •1f! V . 140 Broad St.. Red Bank, N. J. SHadyside 7-40OO the disposal unit installed in the ** f . " sink. Then you grind un •'•- • bage. I've told you and told you.

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Section Two RED BANK, N, J., MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1961 7c PER COPY Somerville Goes 'Blue' on Sunday SOMERVILLE (AP) - The West Leaving Next Step borough's Blue Laws, adopted in 1959, but first enforced a week ago Sunday, were the order of the day again yester- day. Police said merchants On Negotations to Reds were angry at the ordinances, but were obeying them. The law prohibits Sunday Insist Berlin sales of any merchandise, ex- cept prepared foodstuffs such as milk and break and also outlaw anybody from working Talk Basis Be on Sundays "for gain." The Sunday closing laws were patterned after state statutes^ 'Reasonable' which prohibit Sunday sales of goods not needed for emergen- PARIS (AP)—The West- cies. ! ern Big Four foreign min- The borough ordinances were isters made clear today put into effect July 30 after city officials received a letter they are willing to negoti- from a local clergyman protest- ate a settlement of the Ber- ing that the laws were not be- lin problem "but 1eft**th" ing enforced. The laws were expected to next move to. the Soviet provide a main topic for dis- j Union. cussion at the Borough Coun- After a two-day review of th° POLICE "NAVY" — Long Branch Police Chief Robert C. Gurley gives orders to the cil meeting tonight. crisis resulting from Soviet Pre- department's sea patrol crew, left to right, Patrolmen James Wilkins, Mario De mier Khrushchev's new drive i • end (he Allied occupation of We Pasquale and Michael Irene, after their 16-foot speedboat was launched in choppy Berlin, Secretary of State Deri sea Saturday. OK Transfer Rusk and Mie foreign ministers of Britain, France aria We~sTGc7- many said they would talk wit> Of Liquor the Russians "only on a reasor- Launch Beach Patrol Boat able basis" but that the Russiars License have done nothing so far to p;r- vide for such an approach. ' Long Branch Police Craft Put Into Service ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Borough Council Saturday The talks must be conductr ' on a "plane of mutual respect " LONG BRANCH — The city granted a transfer of the liquor MIDDLETOWN RODENT CONTROL program began this week as Fogging Unlimited, front, the 16-foot outboard arrivet pegrin, of White Plains, N. Y., a French spokesman said. A Br '- police department's one boat na- license of the West End Grocery in the nick of time to save a and was called the Aspren III. Red Bank, started work on year's contract with township to rid trouble spots of rats. ish spokesman said MOSCOM -' vy, which was launched under Co., 77 Center Ave., to the new foundering cabin cruiser from "We threw him a line and then Here Joseph Quail, Middletown sanitary inspector, second from left, watches as last notes to the four Allic. less, than ideal conditions Satur- Bayshore Plaza Shopping Center, dashing on rocks at the Wes pulled him off," the policeman threatening a separate peac day, made a big comeback yes- Rt. 35. cyano gas is pumped into refuse pile at township sanitary landfill by, from left, Rich- End Aye. jetty. said. "If it wasn't for our 60- with the East Germans and dr terday. Patrolman Mario De Pasquale horsepower motor, though, we The transfer had been opposed ard Lewicki, Robert Kofoed, company manager, and Victor Am«to. manding a new status for West In addition to keeping fishing 37, officer in charge of the police wouldn't have had a chance. It by four persons who said they Berlin, amounted to "abuse boats a safe distance from bath- boat's three-man crew, said the proved its worth." were in the liquor business. They which does not provide reason- •rs along the seven-mile beach- yacht was owned by Earl As- Patrolmen De Pasquals, Mi- presented a petition voicing their able basis for negotiation." protest at a council meeting July chael Irene and James Wilkins The Western powers decided had their spirits — and other 26, but the governing body could Double Sessions Decision not decipher their names. to await further developments things — dampened considerably before taking any initiative on Saturday at the official launch- Although not present at the Mayor Irked Saturday meeting, Fredric Baar, toward an East-West conference. ing. Red Bank, their attorney, argued One of these developments will Even the confidence of Mayor Promised For Tomorrow be Soviet Premier Khrushchev's that the new store would concen- Raritan Official Calls State Health Thomas L. McClintock and Po- trate too many licenses .in one NEW SHREWSBURY — The study opinions presented at the those who didn't vote in the last speech tonight. / v 1 • •-•••• • --; • •:,' j""- v,".; lice Chief-Jtobwf CU-Gu areiareaf OTd'wduttfrjeTbofffld'wouid'SeTb accessiblaclib'le Board of Education will act or hearing and make its recommen- school election, and who don't Reported Angry Dept. Order 'Harassment' stood by, was shaken. to children. refuse to act, tomorrow night on dations to the board at its meet- know exactly what this question Khrushchev, reportedly an- Course Set Mr. Baar presented a petition a petition for a special referen- ing tomorrow night. is that's being debated. gered by President Kennedy's RARITAN TOWNSHIP — In a state order on the west section ac- First, the 16-footer was to be with 47 names opposing the trans- dum on the question of double Parent's Committee president "This is what I suggest; That speeoh on the Soviet challenge blistering letter to the state De- cordingly." put in the Shrewsbury River and fer. sessions, Anson W. Peckham said John Crowley pushed for an an- we go along with the school board to Berlin, is expected to repl" partment of Health, Mayor Philip The mayor recently appointed a powered north to Sandy Hook and Hency J. Saling represented the Friday night. swer about the referendum on and do what they want to do. I when he goes on a nationwide J. Blanda, Jr., has warned thi special committee to study the then back along the coast to the applicant. He made the statement at the spot. that doesn't work out, then we'l radio and TV network. The So- agency that "harassment" of lo> feasibility of drawing a master Garfield Ter, beach in Elberon, special public hearing on school When he was told for the sec- get a new board at election time. viet leader reportedly told visit- cal residents will not be tolerated plan for township-wide sewer fa- where the mayor was waiting for matters, called by the board's ond time by Mr. Peckham thai Board member Teeters ap- ing Italian Premier Amintor? , Mr. Blanda wrote the latter aft- cilities. a round of picture taking. Bridge To education committee, composed no decision would be announce! plauded the record turnout /or Fanfani he considered Kennedy's er receiving a communication The committee has recom 'But at the last minute—after of Mr. Peckham, Mrs. Miriam I. before tomorrow, he left th Friday's meeting.-,. • speeoh excessively belligerent from Robert S. Shaw of the de- mended that the governing body 7 a.m.—the police discovered it Harris and D. Robert Teeters. meeting. i Prefers^ WJrl and that it made him angry. partment stating that the eas seek federal aid, through the would be about a three-hour trip Close 2 Days All the 67 people present at Afterward, he said he had don< "I do not approve of govern Leaders of the Communist War- section of the Garden Parkway Housing and Home Finance and an impractical experience in the hearing had a chance to speak so to avoid saying anything hi ment by the few, with a disinter saw pact nations disclosed Sat- Homes area is in violation of the Agency, a branch of the U. S a choppy sea., , LITTLE SILVER - Gooseneck and many of them did, some would "regret." ested populace," he staled. urday night they had decided in health code and should be sew- Public Health Service, for a for- Then it was decided to have Bridge on Seven Bridge Rd. be- more than once. A new citizens' group made its "I'd much rathei; jia.ye.to stand a secret three-way Kremlin meet- ered. mal sewer engineering study. the launching in the ocean at tween this borough and Oceanport The subject under debate was first public appearance at th up and fight,, »nd jiave more ing to sign a separate peace wil] close early tomorrow morn- The township recently awarded Takanassee Lake Beach Club. the school board's policy of double hearing: The Better Education people involved ^ treaty with East Germany b» ing, and remain closed until late contracts for sewers on the wesl But a jeep hauling the truck sessions for all first and second Council. This group was forrrtfei that fcre made." the end of this year. The eighi- Wednesday night. side, but had made east side which carried the boat mired grades next year. to support the school board class Mr. Teeters announced at the nation group asserted that de- sewers optional, with the consent Arrest 13 down to its axles in the sand. This has been announced by Parents Opposed room building program, which hearing that he will be a candi laying a German treaty Indefi- of the state agency. East side Finally, when the boat was H. Leroy Martin, Monmouth The New Shrewsbury Parents will be put to its second vote, date for election to the schoo nitely would "contribute to an residents, given a choice, by shoved into the surf, waves County engineer. Committee, which opposes the probably in September, i t board in February. He is the intensification of the threat of questionnaire, voted two months In Raid On washed over the sides, putting a The bridge will be closed in double sessions and advocates spokesman) John Kline, Hope Rd., first to declare that he will run a new war in Europe end not ago against sewer installation. radio unit out of commission, order to permit dredging |equip- larger classes and use of the all- announced. At the hearing it took At present he is an appointed only in Europe." Opposite Stand and sending the crew for buckets ment to leave the creek, where purpose rooms for classrooms as a pro-school board and anti-Par- member, filling an unexpired The communique said a sep- In his letter Friday, Mayor Card Game to bail themselves out to stay dredging has been going on for alternatives, has petitioned for a ents Committee stand. term. arat* treaty with East Germany the past two months. Blanda told Mr. Shaw that the KJEANSBURG - Thirteen per afloat. special referendum on this ques- New Group Formed The hearing was all taken down would safeguard her "sovereign son, including seven juveniles, The precise times of. closing and rights department was now taking a Arrive Soaked on. In numbers and firmness o on a tape recorder. It filed 3,600 including her rights stanfi' directly opposite its former were arrested Saturday as the All reopening to traffic will be de- feet of tape. on land, water and in the sir." termined by tide and weather Mr. Peckham told them Friday opinion, members of the new position. result of a raid on a card game through then they arrived at the that the education committee will The proceedings were remark- This appeared to be a move by being held at a picnic-grove on conditions, Mr. Martin said. group seemed to match the Par- He declared that such a lack mayor's patiently-waiting "com- ents Committee at the hearing, ably orderly, under the chair- the Soviet bloc to force the West Beachway, to negotiate with East Germany of consistency and irresponsibil missioning" ceremony 90 minutes They took the position tha manship of Mr. Peckham. Ity could only lead to financial Police described the game as late. Presents Flgurci —whioh is not recognized diplo- License Revoked Parked Car double sessions are, educationally matically by any Western power , chaps and piecemeal planning 'penny; ante.^_ About_$4 in^change Acting City Manager Sanita J speaking, the best, or, at any A. John Erlacher, as spokesman and demanded~ that Ihe s{ate was found onjhose involved, po- Camassa said there is hop" of -ASBURY—PARK Jay-X, rate; the least unsatisfactory-s'oi- or the Parents Committee, pre- —for access to West Berlin. .. agency cease its "harassment and lice said. obtaining a larger boat. Appli Rosse, Woodbine Ave., Little Sil- feHBamaged- ution to the present dilemma of ttdl —Khrushehev-stated-in-notes-to— oppression" of Raritan citizens. Six persons face a hearing on cations have been made for a sur- ver, was fined $200 and his driv- WEST LONG BRANCH—A car this school district. plied by the group to show class the* Western powers last week The mayor said area residents gambling charges before Magis plus government cruiser, ^ er's license was revoked for two driven by Frank Miller, 496 sizes without double sessions un- that he is ready to negotiate a ded. They i urged dissidents to quiet had for years been the "stepchil- rate Seymour Kleinberg. All ex- years Saturday after pleading Springdale Ave., Long Branch, down and let the Board of Edu- der three conditions. He said: settlement on the future of Ger- dren" of local, stats and federal cept one have been released Special consideration is being guilty in Municipal Court to struck a parked car on Wall St. cation get on with its job of run (1) H the all-purpose rooms many and Berlin. But he appar- agencies which approved septic in $50 bail. asked for Long Branch, she ex- drunken driving Friday. today and both vehicles were ning the schools. were used as classrooms, class ently left it to the West to take the initiative. tank installations "in the first Police identified these as: plained, because among beaches Police said Rosse was arrested badly damaged, according to Pa- Still a third group was repre- sizes would be much as they place." to be protected by the patrol is a after his car struck two parked trolman Herbert Van Note. are this year, with the largest The ministers issued "no com- Joseph Me Keon, 20, 308 Willis sented at the meeting. It's chief munique after their review of He told Mr. Shaw that the de Ave., Bronx, N. Y.; Carl Pepia, large area used exclusively by cars at Fifth Ave. and Bergh St. Mr. Miller was taken to Mon- spokesman was Chester Gdss size being 33 pupils. partment has recourse to legal Fort Monmouth military person- Magistrate Eugene Capibianco, (2) If double sessions were the Berlin situation, but their 18 of 35 Carmine Ave. New York mouth Medical Center, treated Homestead Pkwy., who said: spokesmen gave this sumup: action in the matter and, in ef- nel and their guests under a mod- also assessed $25 court costs. for a cut lip, and released. Third Organization abolished without using all- City; James Altobello 18, of 38 1. The conference agreed the fect, challenged the state agency Oceanview Ave., this place; est lease arrangement with the Mrs. Linda Riddle, Joline Ave., The parked car belongs to "The Parents Committee purpose rooms as' classrooms, to use such recourse. city. Long Branch, was held for action then class sizes would run up to Communist threat to West Berlin George Foster, 19, 97 Wilmer PI., John DeBruin, Jr., 177, Wall St., doesn't represent a majority, and is a threat to faee mi.i every- Asked yesterday to comment on Metuchen; Richard Moran, 18 of Will Ply Ocean of the Grand Jury on charges of and was standing in front of tils the Better Education /Council 35 pupils (in six second grade the intent of the letter, Mr. Blan- issuing four worthless checks to- classes), and the smallest class where, and the fewesters n powers 33 Orchard St. this place; and Meanwhile, Patrolman De Pas- house. doesn't represent a majority, ei- are determined to prevent East da, an attorney, said: quale and his aides—all volun- taling $145 at Levin's department No summons has been issued ther. sizes would be 29 (in 10 seventh 'Sick And Tired' Robert Bane, 19, of 110 West and eighth grades). Germany from taking over West 55th St., New York City. teers on the job—will continue to store. She was released in $1,000 pending further investigation by "The majority of voters is "I'm sick and tired of these Berlin, t Police said Foster was unable ply the ocean 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. bail. Patrolman Van Note. made up of people like me— (3) If only the all-purpose room fellows sitting in Trenton making at Sycamore School were used, 2. Any reasonable basis for ne- :o raise bail. De Pasquale, Irene and Wilkins one ruling today and whimsically then resulting class sizes would gotiating the problem will be Police said six of the juveniles are veteran boatmen and skin- changing it tomorrow, without re- ie somewhere between the other welcomed, but the West stands i are_JrQm_lhe_borflugh,_ and, the divers. De Pasquale served in -gard -for-long»range-planning-or World War 2 liEoaTd an Army wo situations. behind President Kennedy's de- finances, and frankly I'm telling seventh is from Port Monmouth. Bernard B. Schwartz, a mem- nunciation of the Soviet concep- All were released i# the custody harbor patrol boat in Manila Bay them where to go.V and other Pacific areas. ber of the Board of Education tion of negotiation as meaning of their parents pending action by "If they think they can intimi- Their job will be to protect who was in the audience, spoke "what's mine is mine and what's juvenile authorities in Freehold. date us with threats'of court ac- bathers from hazards caused by in rebuttal of Mr. Erlacher, say- yours is negotiable." tion, they have another thought Police said some of those ar- boats and skin divers, and to pre- ing that the great majority of ed- 3. No decision was made to rested were actually ' playing coming." vent fishermefishme n frof m anglinli g too ucators are opposed to large propose an East-West conference Mr. Blanda said that in the close to shore or classes, defined as classes with of foreign ministers or heads of past several months he has bean the games. A state law gives the city police mora than 30 children. government. to Trenton regarding the Garden Participating in the raid were powers off shore, Maynr McClin- Factorg Omitted Close Contact Parkway Homes sewer problem Capt. Joseph Fucci and Patrol- lock said. Violators will be sum- George Malone, superintendent The four Western powers there times and that "on each mep George Preston, Frank Pe- moned before the municipal mag- >f schools, said that a good many agreed to keep in dene contact occasion the state agency assured ters, Joseph Weber, Chester Car- istrate. actors had boon left out of cal- with each other and the rest of me that sewers would not be re- mine and Bernard Balchus. culations by the committee. He the NATO Allies on the Berlin- quired in the east section. We Police said a telephone tip itcd, for example, one first German problem, made our plans to implement the triggered the raid. Woodward 'rade class, for the youngest and An American source -.aid Rusk. east mature first graders, which British Foreign Secretary Lord limited to 20 pupils, so these Home and French Foreign Min- Patrolman Answers Call, Still Critical hildren can get the individual ister Maurice Couve de Murvillo ittention they need to moke a will attend the UN General As- RED BANK - Adrian Wond- •ood start in school. jward, 23 East Westsule Ave., sembly opening in Nf.v York Finds His Parents Injured I is reported in critical condition Mrs. Harris said she had great next month and will review the i today at Riverview Hospital iympathy for those who objected status of thf Berlin problem OCEAN TOWNSHIP - Patrol- driving after an examination byjwhere he was admitted Tuesday the inconvenience to mothers then. man Albert Mansfield, called to Dr. John S. Malta. after suffering a heart, attack. if double sessions. West Germany is not a UN "Mothers with three sets of assist at' an accident yesterday The Wanamassa and Oakhurst Mr. Woodward, who has been member, but Foreign Minister First Aid Squads took all three unches to serve really will have Heinrich von Brentano is also at 3:40 a.m., found both his par- custodian at the Oakland Street terrible time," she said. of those involved in the acci- School for the past 16 years, was expected to go to New York ents had been injured, and their dent to Fitkin Hospital. "Since I understand this prob- to confer with the other three 1959 Cadillac badly damaged in one of the 13 members of the lem so well, I want to explain Mr. and Mrs. Mansfield were Red Bank Fire Department who ministers. a collision. treated and released. Czachorow- why I can not go along with Their talks with Von Brentano organized Che first aid and rescue making1 some other arangement The car in which the elder Al- ski, according to Sgt. James Cot- squad more than 25 years ago, • concluded, the ministers turned bert Mansfields were travelling trell, became unruly at the hos- COMPETITORS —The Red Bank Parks and Recreation Department Friday sponsored to avoid the double sessions," to a study of Communist pressure He suffered the heart attack, he said. north on Rt. .15 near Sunset Ave. pital and was brought back to according to his wife, nfter re- model boat races at Mohawk Pond for members of the summer playground program. tactics in other parts nf the was struck by a southbound car the police station. He was later turning home Tuesday niaht from John F. Moses, playground Supervisor, acrs at starter for, left to right, Jaoffrey She outlined the position of the world. Today they were to re- thnt veered into the east lane. released in $1,000 bail pending a hoard anil her own, in detail, nnd aiding in the search for 'ho body! Pearce, 12, High School Playground; Robert Taylor, IS, Mohawk Pond Playground; view a wide range of situations, The driver of the second car, hearing Aug. 17. nf William T. Goodrum. IS. of stressed that In their opinion; both including those In Laos, South Alfred B. Czachorowski of Eliza- Patrolmen , James Jones and CliffWDod who drowned in Mata- John Forbes, 12, Oakland Street; Patricia Ann Sehenck, 8, River Street, and Ralph alternatives to double sessions Viet Nnm, South Korea, the Con- beth, was charged with drunken Hildred Sexton investigated. j wan Creek that day. Sturnfels, 12, Mechanic Street. amount to "downgrading nf our go and the French-Tunisian dis- schools." pute over Bizerte. 10-Mon AB RH halfway mark, but just couldn't the ninth riding Fouqier, a $12.40 were Walter Deiss, Ray Cavan Thompson, 3b, p, rf ——- * « MANTLE TAKES LEAD —Mickey Mantl* blasted three with Manuel Ycaza handling the Holly. 2b ... » O reins, was second for $3. and $2.80 keep the pace with the speedy winner. The trophy for this stakes is augh and Yarborough, who kept Buckalew. p 2 o home runs yesterday against Minneapolis to eld the one of the most impressive in the Nationals scoreless for the Baker, 2b 1 »- payoffs. Green Ticket, owned by Sir Gaylord in the stretch run. Windy Flight, handled by Art Green, c ...... _ ....._....._.....-•..- i t) Sir Gaylord went under the wire horsedom. It is a gold-lined ster- first three innings even though Lacy, c „.._...... - ._.._... 2 1 Yankees in taking a doubleheader 7-6 and 3-2. Mickey Mrs. Adelle Rand, was the show Chambers, outdistanced the fa Ottln'o, Pi 2b. 3b ^ _..-.._:.-::i... 5 . O horse, with a $3.00 payoff. with 2% lengths to spare. vorites in the first -half of the ling cone, mounted on a Trahsval he gave up five hits. Paulson, li _.._:.. ~ 4 1 took the home run lead over his teammate Roger Marls jade base with two gold racing Simpson, ss, rf 2 1 1 Jockey Valenzuela said: "He The race grossed $123,410 with daily double for a $23 win price. However, it was the American Jenkins, lb 2 0 with 43 to Maris 41. Coach Frank Crosatti, No. 2, broke better today than he ever $74,046 going to the Meadow Rumpus Room, top favorite in thewhips as supporting arms. On thepitchers who turned in the best Thorn, lb 2 O base in front of the cone is gold Vallardl. lb - 1 O greets Mickey as the Yankee slugger rounds third base performances of the game. Ex- Lain, cr - 2 1 sapling with 452 leaves. "Pop- cept for Thompson's stay on the Blanl. cf - 1 O after one of the homers. Mottlne. If. rf _ 4 0 pers" of the whip are of solid rifound, American pitchers tossed Benedict, rf, p : O O gold. Trainer J. H. "Casey' Fanning, rf . 2 0 2 good ball. Kane, It _ _. 2 1 ^ Hayes accepted It for C. T. Jackie Ottino, the American Chenery, Sir Gaylord's owner. Total. -... 43 « starter, had a no-totter £oi»g for American 000 200 400—6 Yanks Take Pair three Innings. National .000 111 020-6 IIH—1*111. 3B—Paulion.. Hits off In races of the magnitude o Jay Benedict, who relieved Ha.rr!5, 7 In S Inntnn Thompson 3 In i£ of an Inning. Benedick 1 tn 2H the Sapling, it may be said tha Thompson, permitted only- one Innlngi. Struck out by Htrrli 2 by safety in 2% innings. Thompson 0 by Benedick 1. Bsiea on "many are called but few are balli off Harrli' 2 off Thompson 1 off Mantle Belts 43d chosen." There were just 73 The Nationals picked up their Benedick % horses whose handlers at om Associated Presi with the winning run in the ninth time felt they were Sapling con Mickey Mantle can match Babe f the finale. Mickey had drawn tenders but which never made thi a pass from starter and loser Al race. Entrants after the second Ruth's 60 home runs in a seasor Major League Schroll, moved to second on Ellie closing totaled 741. And that num- f he hits as many home runs ir ber — entered at $10 to $25 — the next seven weeks as the Babe Howard's single, and to third on did not include Sir Gaylord, the hit in the final four of his record •x force play. Roland Sheldon went eventual winner, whose owners breaking year of 1927. all the way for his eighth victory. had to pay the $5,000 supplemen- Mantle, in a murderous hitting Don Mossi hurled a three-hitter tary nomination fee to get him mood yesterday, smashed three for the Tigers to win hlg 12th in. against two defeats. Centerfielder By The Associated Press home runs as tha New York Yankees swept a doubleheader Bill Bruton scored the first Tiger Just getting into the race was (Time is EST) from Minnesota, 7-6 in 15 innings run and drove in the second. Tito something of an honor, in recog and 3-2. They boosted his seasor Francona paced the Indians' 13- nition of which each of the 11 AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE home run total to 43, the same hit attack in the second game starters paraded to the paddock W L P GB W L P GB number Ruth had on Aug. 31, vith a home run, double and in its own white and green blan New York 71 J7 .557 Los Angeles 65 40 .619 V2 1927. The Babe finished with a single. He scored three runs and ket marked "The Sapling." Detroit 69 40 .6SS T x-Cinclnnatl 68 42 .618 flourish, socking 17 out of the drove in two. One of the lead ponies dis Baltimore ...... 61 49 .555 11 San Francisco 54 49 .533 914 park in September to break his Washington rallied In tha ninth carded its rider after the fifth Cleveland 57 54 .514 15< Milwaukee 54 49 .524 1 own record of 59 set in 1921. inning of both games to draw event and staged a mid-afternoon Chicago ....» 54 .509 1$ St. Louis 52 5J .495 «'/4 Mantle currently is 19 games 3ven but errors gave the White workout all by itself. After breez- Boston 52 60 .464 21 Pittsburgh ...48 51 .4S5 14 ahead of Ruth's pace. This does Sox both victories. After ninth Los Angeles ....-47 61 .435 24 Chicago 44 60 .42J 21 WINNING THE SAPLING — Sir Gaylord, under the guidance of Ismael Valenzuela, ing a half mile (the dockers not include the extra eight games nning homers by Gene Woodling failed to catch the time) it re- Washington 46 61 .430 24% Philadelphia SO 73 .291 S4>/, 'or Mantle because of the sched- and Dale Long tied the first heads for the wire with a two-lengths lead at Monmouth Park Saturday in winning versed its field, romped along the Minnesota -...46 62 .126 25 x-games behind figured from Cin- ule increase from 154 to 162 game, 4-4, Washington third base- the $100,000 guaranteed Sapling Stakes at six furlongs. The winner paid $3.60, $2.40 backstretch kicking up its heels, Kansas City 40 67 .374 30tf cinnati games. man Danny O'Connell fumbled a and $2.40. Battle Joined, ridden by Manuel Ycaza was second. Green Ticket, with and finally was chased into the Sunday's Results Sunday's Results New York's two victories, with grounder to allow Nellie Fox to six-furlong chute where it gave Boston 4-0, Kansas City 2-1 Pittsburgh 9-2, Cincinnati 4-3 score the winning run for the Eric Guerin in the saddle, took the ihow position. Monmouth Park concluded its Detroit's split against Cleveland, up the game and let an assistant New York 7-3, Minnesota 6-2 (second garnet 10 Innings) boosted the Yankees' first place White Sox. Long homered again leason with a crowd of 40,851. The mutuel handle was $3,873,932. St. Louis 3-3, Philadelphia 1-2 starter walk up and collar It. (first game, 15 Innings) cad ovar- the Tigers to 2'/2 in the ninth of the second game, Los Angeles 11, Chicago 4 james. Detroit won the first game to tie the Sox at 2-2, tut Bhprt-' Detroit 2-5, Cleveland 1-9 San Francisco 4, Milwaukee S Chicago 5-3, Washington 4-2 2-1 but the Indians took the sec-stop Coot Veal's bad throw gave Los Angeles at Baltimore post- Today's Games ond 9-5. the Sox the winning run In their Union House Takes Jersey Shore poned, rain And Probable Pitchers Chicago took two from Wash- half of the Inning. Today's Games and Pittsburgh (Friend 10-13) at Phil ngton 5-4 and 3-2. Boston split Jim Archer pitched a three-hit Probable Pitchers adelphla (Buzhardt Ml) 8:05 with Kansas City, winning the shutout to give the A't^a split Minnesota (Kaat 4-12 and Lee p.m. first game 4-2 but dropping a 1-0 with, Boston. Boston won the League Pennant With Pair of Wins 3-2) at Boston (Delock 6-6 andCincinnati (Johnson 2-0) at St. decision in the nightcap. Balt- opener on the fine relief pitching Schwall 12-2), (2), 6 p.m. Louis (Jackson 7-8) 9 p.m. imore led Los Angeles 3-1 in the of Chet Nichols and a U-hit Red Only games scheduled. Los Anijeles (McBride 9-7) at third inning when rain forced a Sox attack. Old Union House wrapped up and George Gill with a single. the winning tally on Joe Haider's New York (Daley 8-15) 8 p.m. Tuesday's Schedule postponement, switching the the pennant and the siason in A.H. BUSINESSMEN'S LEAGUE Two outs later, Lou DeGeorge double to left. Kansas Cltv (Dltmar 2-6) at Bal-Pittsburgh at Philadelphia (2) game to Los Angeles later in the Long Branch the Jersey Shore Baseball League (gammer Edltfn) scored Joe Lee and Phillips on Singles by Lewis, Joe Madure timore (Estrada 84) 8 p.m. 6:05 p.m. season. yesterday by winning both ends of Cincinnati at St. Louis, t p.m. Stanley's Sweet thorn* % \ another single. That decided the and losing pitcher Ron Truex Only games scheduled The Yankees socked four home La. Wai Pool Corp 1» JT a makeup doubleheader against game. produced two Towner runs in Milwaukee at Los Angeles, II runs but it took an infield out to Marchettls Pro Shop 1» IS Cops Second Tuesday's Schedule Caruso's Esso ... . IS 30 the Lakewood Level-Liners and But the nightcap lingered on in the bottom of the fifth. p.m. drive in the final run in the open- Banfleld Movers IS n the Freehold Townsmen. Kansas City at Baltimore (2), Chicago at San Francisco, 11:15 Lonito'B Rntaurant .IS M doubt much longer as Union But winner Red Piersqn er and a single in the ninth to 600 Series — Jo* Brown 1ST, M0, In the first tilt, Coach George House's Frank Sharrabba and stopped the Towners cold for < p.m. p.m. win the second game. 2H-621. 200 Club — loe Marchettl III. 930: Spillane's nine pushed across Freehold's Lou Wells put on a the next four innings as they Minnesota at Boston, 8 p.m. Bobby Richardson scored the Nick Coleman 330, Bin JCmmona no. four runs in the opening frame brilliant pitchers' duel. tried unsuccessfully to score the Los Angeles at New York, 8 p.m. Catcher Hank Foiles of the Bal winning run in the 15th inning of Tom LaPara 201. and went on to trounce Lakewood Drives in Winner tying run; Washington at Cleveland, 8 p.m timore Orioles was on the disabli the first game. Bobby singled off •1. Detroit at Chicago, 9 p.m. list for two months this season. Finallv Joe Lee broke ODen (At o*Mmrit> Ray Moore, moved to second on Long Day I,alwoo4 (II ABRII STOCK CAR #/?C£S the game In the top of the Curtlss, in . 2 0 1 a bunt single by Clete Boyer, to But in the second, they had to Douglas, cf - - - - < r> 1 third on Roger Maris' long fly I3HI by singling home George Bstelle. c . 4 O 1 play 13 innings before nipping jGtll_ with Old Union's winning D. MiKelvey. Jr., p, 3b _-—3 1 1 and scored when Yogi Berra hit .. -.4-0 2 he-T«wnsmenr—2-1; -r— 7unT~ i~~. ~~ J£4b into a force play at second base. The long double-header kept Turner, 3b, p - ..SOI Sharrabba-flowed only four BlUhm. Jb . - . I .0 0 The Twins had gone ahead 6-5 Old Union busy from noon until n. McKelvey, Jr., r( -.100 hits in the 13 innings. Wells gave Valentine, . . S O 1 on Bill Tuttle's 10th inning homer 6:30 p.m. UD only six hits over the same Tot»l« .26 1 8 off Whitey Ford but the Yankees While Old Union was sewing up distance to lose it. Union Housa (T) ABRH tied the score in their half when the pennant, the Red Bank Town- Patton. cf, ss 2 10 Tbe big blow for Long Branch GUI, » ...... 110 John Blanchard homered off Bill ers, who had beat tham twice as they extinguished Towner play- Kabablck. cf 0 O 0 Pleis. Ford went out for a pinch Wall Stadium earlier in the season, lost their Lee, lb ..... 1 1 0 off hones was a three-run homer Phillips, c .. . 1 1 hitter in the 10th, failing for the O I) Route 34 Belmar no. 1 specialist in bid for spot in the league play- by "Pen" Baselici in the first Sharrabba, If second time in his bid for 20 offs, bowing to the second-place Reid, rf Baselici, a former Class A Boweri, 3b victories. Long Branch IAMA, 6-5, DeGeorffe, 2b every Saturday Nite player, slugged the ban more Williams, rf . - . Boyer singled home Mantle long-distance moving Playoffs Slated Flak*, rf . . than 400 feet into left-center. Rooney, p ... The playoffs will get under The IAMA went on to win with Totals ... 17 7 3 * way next week. Since there Is three more allies in the fifth Lakewood . 1)00 001 O- T Union House .401 200 x-7 tic for third place between Free- Two runs scored when owner SB-Lee. Ahoy? All ye boat-loving mates hold and the Belmar Knights third-sacker Jackie Lewis threw league president Joe Lee wi wild after fielding Bob Curcio's (Al Oakhnrst) 1,'nlnn lloussi (1) ABRH have to toss a coin to determin high bounder. nm, »s t which team plays first placi Bowera, 3b 0 Stops Rally 0 : YEAR-END L«e, lb Union House and which face: Phillips, c 1 O second place IAMA. Curcio then came across with Rooney, cf o l DeQeorn, 2b . 0 l_ Lee will announce the lharrabba, p . O 0 nmwr-if— "V" tomorrow. Davis, If ... 2 0 0 CLEARANCE Reid, rf 2 0 0 Old Union needed only three Trackman's Williams, rf OOO x ANDERSON BROS., Inc. hits to pick up its seven tallie Kabablck, rf - 10 0 against Lakewood, which finishe Totals __...« 2 6 * the season with an 0-14 record Freehold FretkoM (1) ABRH * Main Office & Warehoum DuckenfleM, rf _ ....„ 7 O 0 BOATS » But losing pitcher Dave McKel Nendenl. 2b 7 10 X 11-53 Mechanic St. Red Bank vey and reliever Brian Turnei Prest. 3b :.-.. 4 0 0 and Selections Kane, ss ...6 O • issued a total of 13. walks tf O. Cmhton, e _. 4 0 D. Caihlnn. If 5 ft 2 MOTORS TEL. SH 1-0030 move things along. Cecil American Whllle. rf 6 0 0 HAPPY BIRTHDAY FOR LUCKY — Jim Raftery, right, •ranch Offlc. n* War.h.us. In contrast, winner Don Roone, Bcdarned Butler, rf ...: 0 f) Oerkln, lb „„ . 1 O (1 adjuiti Luclcy'i birthday hat at a party for the terrier 711 IIIINLIV AVENUI gave up eleht hits. Flag Day ^_ Wells, p -. ..'. 4 0 0 i Shaky Start Rick's Pearl D. Cashlon, 1 O Saturday at Monmouth Park. Lucky hat been a visitor • FIBERGLAS • LAPSTRAKE McKelvey started, the same b> Beach Head Totals _ ....43 1 4 ai Monmouth for 15 seasons and was given the party •ltMBI.lHjhrtn.IU. Ili Dazzleworthy Union IIOUM ...010 000 000 000 1—2 walking the first three batters. Freehold 001 000 OOO 000 O-l by master Raftery, who is the track photographer. At . » rt. t in rw Bruce Phillips, the fourih man Scotch Key IR—Q. Casfilon. Hits off Sharrabba 4 • MOULDED PLYWOOD Black Lite n 13 Innlnn Wells « In 13 tnnlnjs. the left is Robert Cicero, also of tha photo staff. up, drove home Doug Patton Struck out by Iharrabba 13 by Wells If Homestretch Sandy 11. Rases on balls off Iharrabba 11 off Wells 4. 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Dodgers Gain Thin RED BAJSK REGISTER Monday, August 7, 1961-J1 Lead on Percentage Six SSYC Sailors Qualify For Comet Awodkted Press into second place, .a full game International Championships in Sept Lot Angeles may beat out Cin behind the Dodgers, whom they etnnati for the National League once led by six games. It was by Monmouth Boat Club. It was Other qualifiers were Ed Green Pond; 24, John Muzdakis, pennant as a majority of the ex- thought then that the Reds had the first time in many years Strouse, Glen Wild Lake; Hank Shrewsbury S. ft Y. C; 27, Rob- pert* have been so freely pre- had it. Instead of continuing their that Moiunmith has hosted the Miltenberg, Shrewsbury S & Y.C. bie Robinson, Shrewsbury dicting but the Reds are showing tailspiri, Cincinnati won six of Kingston Important Comet territorials. Butch Adamson, Shrewsbury & Y. C: 28, Craig Wolcof' no signs oi folding. the next eight. Early Lead S. & Y. C; Ted Turnjr, Green Monmouth Boat Club; 33, to's The Dodgers inched to the top In other National League Territorial Kingston, who held a solid Pond, and Walt Ingram 3d, Magee, Monmouth Boat Club. yesterday by one percentage games, St. Louis swept a double- lead after Saturday's first two Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. Leighton Waters, the defend!" - point,'defeating the Chicago Cubs header from Philadelphia 3-1 and races, came home seventh over- Wales Wins champion, ran into an unforti'- 3-2 while San Francisco edged out Champion all yesterday to just squeeze in 1M, but the Reds managed to Bob Wales of Green Pond fin- ate disqualification In yesterda'-'' cling to » half game lead, earning Milwaukee 4-3. with the first place prize. Dave Dave Kingston of Shrewsbury ished 11th, just missing the race, fouling a starboard tar"- a fplit with Pittsburgh. After los- Pittsburgh pounded Cincinnati's was first and third Saturday for boat. He was 18th and fifth S?"- Joev Jay and Jim Maloney. for Sailing and Yacht Club's Comet 72',$ points. The triumphs earned charmed circle. Wales won the ing the first game 9-4 and trailing final race yesterday and waurdas y and wound up 17th over-a'3 late In the second game, the 10 hits in the opener, including Fleet 35 won the North Jersey the former Comet class executive with 55 points. vice president the coveted John runner-up to Kingston in Sat- Reds fought back to win 3-2 onhome runs by Roberto Cle- Comet Class Territorial Cham- urday's second race, but a costly Wins Fast Race mente and Don Hoak and bases J. Fernandez perpetual trophy. Vada Pinson's 10th inning home pionship on the Navesink River disqualification in the opening Kingston found Saturday's liV-* loaded singles by Dick Groat and Runner-up in the over-all stand- run., this week-end. Kingston, with his affair hurt him severely. breezes to his liking, placir- A week ago, the Reds dropped Bill Virdon. The Pirates led 2-1 ings was a younE Highland Lakes hird in the morning race 8" " Yesterday's race was sailed in the eighth of the second game crew Brock Callen, sailed "Tala- sailor, Doug Slade with 101 winning the afternoon lace ' under sunny skies and light to when Pinson singled, stole second LOOKS LIKE THE EAGLES WON'T MISS VAN BROCKLIN line" to victory over a 37-boat points. Slade was home with a take the first day leadersh' moderate southeasterly breezes. and scored on Gordy Coleman's —The National Football League Champion Philadelphia fleet with a total of V)V/t points. sixth and a third Saturday and with 72'/5 points. 1959 Ghamp single. Pinson's game-winning was fourth yesterday. The triangular course was about ! Eaglet don't have their brilliant quarterback, Norm van Five other Shrewsbury eight miles long. •Willis, the Glen WM Lake sa ' homer in the 10th came off re- S. & Y. C. entrants joined K'.ngs- Oiarles "Bud" Roj?er<> of the or, won the first race, a litf" Runner-up to Wales In yester- liever Elroy Face. Brocklin, this year, but apparently they are going to do ton as qualifiers from North Shrewsbury S. & Y. C. fleet was more than a drifter over a five- Wins in Net day's race was Morrison, with Big Frank Howard and little all right without him. They trounced the College All Stars Jersey Territory Three for ththire d over-all with 100 points. mile windward-feeward course. Rogers, third and Slade, fourth Maury Wills paced the Dodgers' 28-14 at Soldier Field in Chicago. In the fourth quarter Comet Class International Cham- Bud had a 4-7-3 series. Stewart His club-mate, Strouse, was ser- Tournament 12-hit attack against three Chica pionships to be held at Miles Willis of Glen Wild Lake was Other Shore finishers included: ond, Kingston, third, and Bud action above, Eagle Ted Dean it returning a punt for 20 LITTLE SILVER — A brilliant go pitchers. Howard had a homer, River, Md., Sept. 7-10. The first fourth over-all with 91>/2 after 16, Lea Adamson, 2d, Shrewsbury Rogers, fourth. two-hour battle between Tex triple and double and drove in yardt. Making a grab it All Star Marlin McKeever of 10 finishers in the three-race finishes of I-H-H. Fifth place S. & Y. C; 17, Leighton Waters, Kingston, with hig crw-matr Avchen, Deal, and Ron DeKant, four runs. Wills had three hits in- U.S.C. series gained berths. went to Tom Morrison, another Shrewsbury S. & Y. C; 18 Jim Brock Callen, won the second Bradley Beach, highlighted the cluding the first homer of his The series, held under sunny of Shrewsbury's fine fleet, with Marinell, Shrewsbury S. & Y .C: race, another five-mile affair ov- second week-end of play in thethree-year career in the majors skies but plagued with light 90 points. The Fair Haven sailor 20, Doug Stives, Shrswsbury er a triangular.course.. Runner- men's singles of the Santelle Ten- and scored four times. Johnny breezes throughout; Was hosted had a 5-17-2 series. • S. & Y. C; 22, Rodger Low, up was Bob Wales, with Dou" nis Tournament, Podres won his 14th against three Slade, third, and Dave Bretf Avchen, the 1959 champion, fin defeats. With (1,167 At Bats) Lake Hopatcong, fourth In th»- ally defeated DeKant, who was Matty AIou drove in two runs 37-boat fleet. leeded third 8-6, 4-6, 6-2. Their with a single and a home run Mutuel, Attendance Records Disqualifications In the openin" first set lasted more than an hour. as the Giants regained third place race hurt Wales and Brett. Sat- In a second round upset Al from Milwaukee. Juan Merichal Gets First Homer urday's winds were extremely Budner, Long Branch, surprised won his third straight desDite 14 ight and fluky from the south- fourth-seeded Jerry Viracola, Braves' hits and needed help By CHARLES MAHER than a guy named Jack Curtis— Broken In Freehold Opening east. Shrewsbury, 6-1, 7-5. from Stu Miller. The Giants' ace Associated Press but he won't feet much more Trophy presentations followed Herb Gaudel, Little Silver, reliever struckout Frank Boiling chagrined. Farrington had a fine day with yesterday's final race. Skippers LOS ANGELES (AP) - If FREEHOLD — Freehold Race- which was about $35,993 better forced Dick Long, Oakhurst, into in the ningth with the tying and Curtis not only lost a gam than the I960, figures. the reins, winning three events and crews were served luncheon Mickey Mantle gets his 60th home way jumped off to a fine start •xtra games before bowing, 6-3, winning runs on base. yesterday but suffered the con- There were numerous other and taking a second in another by the Monmouth Boat Club com- run this year, the pitcher on the 7-5, in the first round. Ray Sadecki, St. Louis' 20-year- summate indignity of being Saturday with both wagering and highlights for the opener and one race. In the scond race he won, mittee. To round out the men's singles old southpaw, pitched a four-hit- mound at that historic moment tagged for a home run by Maury attendance figures being crushed was the $80.80 daily double. Sev- the payoff was $13.20. In the sev- Regina3d B. Woloott was the activity Al Avchen, Homdel, ter in the Cards' first game vic- may achieve more oblique fame Wills—as the Dodgers beat the for the fifth consecutive year. eral of the sulky follower* cashed enth he brought home Sunny D. regatta chairman. Morris Sher- wood headed the race committee, bested Jim Cobhan, Deal, 6-1, 6-2. tory over Philadelphia and Chicago Cubs 11-4 and moved into Freehold's track is the only tickets, as did quite a few ofat $6.40, and Avenue Hal at $9.80 In the second round of thecracked a bases-loaded double. the National League lead. the curious who attended to find in the seventh. assisted by William Bennett, one with local racing on the Robert Bruce, Dick Griffith, men's doubles, Bill Birkenmeire Catcher Carl Sawatski was the Regatta The 160-pound Dodger shortstop card. The thoroughbreds moved out just what this harness racing The biggest price of the day and Ron DeKant, both of Middle- batting star of the second game. had 1,166 official times at bat as is all about. resulted in a photo finish for a Borden Hance, Jos«»ph Murray to Atlantic City with the closing and Robert Wood. town, fought to a 1-8, 6-3, 7-5 vie He hit a pinch homer in theDoles Out a major leaguer — and not of Monmouth Park Saturday Miss Sally, driven by Charley decision. It was in the ninth tory over Owen Layden and Jer- seventh with one on to tie the single homer to show for them— afternoon. Kelly, and LOT'S Boy, with Bob race when Tomah, driven by Wolcott and his arrangement committee, consisting of Bill Bry- ry Viracola, both of Shrewsbury. score and singled with the bases when he stepped up against Cur Attendance figures reached 8,- Farrington in the seat, compose; Stanley Wagner, was the winner son and Griffith, did an excel- George Sullivan, Little Silver, loaded in the the ninth to give tis in the fourth inning. So it was 779 which was almost 1,000 more the two for one bargain. The gals for a $28.60 return. $30,000 lent job. Others who assisted. and Bill Dye, Rumson, whipped the Cards a double triumph. understandable that the crowd al fans than one year ago. Mutuels playing their age at 35 were the It was a grand day for new with the regatta wern Harvey Bill Peard and George Hrivnak, SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle in- clicked to the tune of $415,680, lucky ones Saturday. owners Bernard Kahn and Harold troduced a new idea in speed- most went amok when Maury Sdhanck, stakes, and William Asbury Park, 6-4, 6-1. ball with all the EIGHTH RACE - 1 mile; 4:! p.n Sampson, shopping center mag- boat racing yesterday and doled Class C Pace; Purae 1850. nates from Milwaukee; Bernard Pratt and Evan Beecher, patrol The first round of the men's Jersey Shore negligible power at his command 5 Rose Dillon V. Cowger 12- out $30,000 In prize monsy. with Kahn, New York banker, and craft. doubles saw Harry Douty, Fair and lined it into the left-field « Jester Hanover C. Oak ey 3- Yesterday's Results Ron Musson taking the $10,000 Freehold 1 MUs spangler A. Qerberlch 4- Fred Landau, New York account- Haven, and Bill Moore, Rumson Union House 7, Lakewood 1 seats. 3 Evelyn Regent B Dee. 5.1 Final Point Standings — 1 T>»v* too prize by bringing Miss Bar- 7 Myrtle'! Dream M. O'Neal 3- ant. They must have felt their Kingston, Shrewsbury 0. * T.C. — pull out and 8-6, 6-1 triumph over Union House 2, Freehold 1 j 8 G. Young 8-' 103'i; 2. Doug Blade, Highlands Lakes dahl home first in the feature Wills circled the bases in the s D 3,000,000 investment was a sound Lacy Bradshaw, Red Bank, and Long Branch 6, Red Bank Town- traditionally slow and ceremoni- Entries 1 Hat' Castle G. Holnar 12-1 — 101: 3. Charles rBud> Roger*. Bill Kemp, Little Silver, a mem- 4 Qrattan Pence J. Adamo iz-l one. Shrewsbury 8. * T.C. — 100; 4. ers 5 race. FIRST RACE — 1 mll» J:0O p.mNINT. H RACE — 1 mile; 8:20 p.m. Stewart Willis, olen Wild Lake -- ous manner of all great sluggers, Class C Trot; Purse 1750. first—Mile, P>rr, MM. ;•, 5. Tom Morrison, Shrewsbury B. ber of the Monmouth College net He averaged 106.027 miles per Cla»s D Trot; Purse $550. Ml»s Sally B., Kelly ».4» 5,» 4.50 Final Standings then trotted triumphantly into the 5 Jeannle Lite K. Bovosl 1-1 1 Doctor Mlk» G. Forshey 3-: ft Y.C. — 90; «. Eil StiouM, Olen team. hour for the 45 miles. 1 Rosallna Nlmlti .... R. Ellerman ^•'. Nipper Hanover, Josloff .. — 6.00 4.2Wil0 d Lake — 86: 7. Hank MIItfnberr.tr. J Maryland Wllmer .... J. Spencer 7-2 Major's P*t. Poley — — 6.40 W t Pet. Billed as the world champion Dodger dugout — to be con- 4 Jewel's Jackson .... R. Bllerman 4-1 3 Dolly Scott To bf annc. 4- Shrewnbury S. A Y.C, — 87; I. Butrh Marshall Rapp and Dot Gor- Old Union House .11 3 .786 fronted by absolute silence. 8 Beilarned J. Adamo 5-1 5 Averlll's Dick V. Cowger 5- Tlmr-2:13.1 Adamson. Shrewsbury S. * Y.C. — 83: such, both of Middletown, won jship for unlimited hydroplanes, ... W. Dill 6-1 8 Buccaneer ...... — J. Adamo e- Second—Mile, Par*. W5O. 9. Ted Turner, Green Pond — 78: 10. Long Branch IAMA .. 0 S .643 "We were giving him the 'treat- „ __ D. Bailey 8-1 4 Mr. Alglera .... O. Lockerman, Jr. 8- Lon'i Boy. Fur'irton 13.20 6.40 4.4Wa0 H Ingram 3rd, Shrewsbury S. * Y.C the only mixed doubles match of the main event grouped the 7 Brown Signal R". Farringto»--.——n ••10«- Iziy Und. Ellerraan .... — 8.0O B.no• 75; 11. Bob Wa.les, Green Pond — Freehold Townsmen .... 8 S .571 ment,' said Coach Leo Duroch 7 Cecil American W. Ridgway 12-1 cl\ Clnco, Rob'son .... — — 3.40 the week-end, besting Chuck seven fastest boats after a week 5 Flasn Dares .... O. Lockerman Jr. 12-1 ft Bure Hanover C. Hatchell 121 6 .571 er. "He got so mad he threw his SECOND RACE — I mile; 2:30 p.m. TENTH RACE — 1 mile; 5:45 p.m.Time—2:12.1 1st Race — 1. WIUIs. i. itroiMe, 3. of qualifying. Class C Pace Cond. Purse 1750. DAILY DOUBLE 135, paid IHO.IO) Kingston, 4. Rogers, 8. Morrison. 6. Kasse, Little Silver, and Nancy Manasquan A. C 7 7 .500 Class D Pace; Purae 1660. Third—Mllr. Pair. »150. Four others ran In a Seattle helmet. Then everybody got up4 Vernon Lou To h» annc. 8-1 Also eligible C Class at a Slade, 7. Butcri Adamson, 6. Ous Hagerman, Rumson, 6-2, 7-5. Red Bank Towners ..._. 6 7 .462 •1 Mijj Marie B. Ottutt 4-1 Claiming price of $15000 Pave HermHn, Driinli ..15.40 6.80 3.2Ketnmann0 , Highland Lakes; 9. Rodger Tronhv race, and Miss Madison, and congratulated him and we 6 Repeat Way ...... H. MacMullln. 4-1 B Single's- Plxle • .... R. Farrington 5 Prince Cannon. Far'ton" — 4.60 3.0CLow, Green Pond, 10. Wslt Ingram Among the women Sheila Link, Madison PBA 7 .462 2 Homestretch Flash..,.W. RMgway 7 Irateful nay, El'mnn _ 3rd. It. E\r Coon, olen Wild Lake, 12. oiloted by 57-year-o'd Marion all sat down. But Maury liked it 5 Rick's Pearl . R. Farrlnpon o-l Time-5:12 Oakhurst and Joy Edelstein, As- Lakewood Level-Liners 0 14 .000 7 Erpress Girl J. Smith 6-1 4 Moses Eden A. Owens 5- Mlltenherger, 13. Turner. Cor»t>er, took the $3,500 fop prize. so much he got up, went back 3 Dazzleworthy M. Robinson 8-1 Duke Mite ...... C. Manning 5-' ourtn—Mllr, Pacn, 1760. tnd RMK — 1. Kingston, >. Wales, 3. bury Park, took two 6-1 sets for 3 Pamper Town Gossip, Camden 4.60 3.90 3.0Blade0 , 4. Par* Brett, Mkp HopatRong, The slowest trio competed for to the water cooler for a drink 1 Beach Head R. Pierce. 12-1 A.. J. Ailamo ev Brook Chimes, Owens — — 7.BO 4.40 • first round doubles win over DALLENBACH WINS 8 Lovely Newport W. Dtll 12-1 A. M. Robinson 5. LelgMon Waters, e. Mlltenbergtr, p Queen's Trophy, and Boanbd started shaking hands with THIRD RACE — 1 mile; 2:50 p.m5 .Countf n Wllma • ...-A. Gerberlch 10- MachlponRo. Evans ...».._ — — 3.807. Rogers, 8. Turner, 9- Strouse. 10. Nancy Hagerman and SueOLD BRIDGE (AP) — Wally Class C Trot; Purse 1750. 7 Dags Worthy York H. Brooks 12 Time—2:10.1 Rohble Robinson, 11. Willis. , Gilliam, drivine Fascination, everybody all over again." 3 Homestretch Bandy ..... Ridgway 8-2 • Claming Price $1500. Finn—Mile, Pace, MM. Jnl Dstt — 1, Wales, 5. Morrison, Beaton. Rumson. Dallenback of East Brunswick 1 Kent Bohemia ..... Evans 7-2 Equalizer, Santero .11.50 «» 4O03. Rogers, 4. Slade, 8. Leo Fltroatrlck. won the 25-lap feature stock car won the $2,000 first prize. In the dressing room, there was 8 Ruben Raider M. Foley 5-t Our Way. Wagner _ — 3.«O 3.80 Highland Lakes; 9. Ingram, 7. Klngx- 8 Black Lite C. Hatchell 5-1 acly Wlntonla, Owens _ — — J.80 ton, 8. Brett, ». Mlltenbergtr, 10. race at Old Bridge stadium last a sign on the door of Maury's 2 Parliament J, Adamo 8-1 Tlme-2:ll.l Butch Adameon, 11, Willis. night, defeating John Stumpf dressing cubicle: t Darn Slick _ W. Long 6-1 Mantle-Maris Slxlh—Mllr, Pace. UNO, Week-end 4 Flying Star N. Allen 12-1 Johnnl** W."WII>m ...... 13.00 6.40 5.40 FlUHRTSsUfKIDS] Ridgefield Park by less than 331 games. 1,167 at bats. 1 5 Scotch Key J. Flrettl 12-1 Jim Dean, Robinson ..._ — B.OO 3.40 (Coin Collector'. Bible) homer." FOURTH RACE — 1 mile; 3:15 p. m. Market Report, demos _ —;' — 6.50 a car length. Tommy Elliot of Class D Pace; Purs« 1650. vs. Ruth Time—2:10.2 Toms River was third. Sports In Brief Every reporter In the place 5 Sunset Prlnoe....Q. Lockerman Jr. 6-1 Seventh—Mile, Pace, HMO. COIN COLLECTORS 1 King Volo M. O'Neal 4-1 By The Associated Preu Sunny D., Farrlnpon ..41.40 ISO ISO Associated Press was trying to talk to Wills. From 2 Mr. Fix H. Macllullln 4-1 Shamrock Viola, Cowger — 4.00 2.80 NOW IN STOCK SYCAMORE THREE-MAN I.F-AGI'E The following table shows how Sharp Time. Camden .... — — 2.60 the slight attention Frank Howard 3 Miss Alton . R. Shiles 6-1 Time—2:05.4 1962 Red Book CEMEMKB. COLO CVW «r T Baseball < Joe Boner F. Bavosl 6-1 Mickey Mantle and Roger Mar is Phil'. Turr Club ...M in and Wally Moon drew, you'd have S Calypso Song M. Robinson 3-1 Elftalh—Mile, Pare, MM. 15th Edition COME AROUND Suhhy's Cleaners 30 i« NEW YORK — Mickey Mantle 7 Rose General F. Browne 8-1 of New York compare with theAvenue Hal, Far'fton . .8.80 4.40 2.S0 Arts Bar 20 is hit his 41st, 42nd and 43rd home thought they hit into three double 8 Active Buddy Boy....R.Farrington 10-1 record pace of Babe Ruth in Buck Lybrook. Wmtifr .. — L8.JO 6.40 Kllnti Cities Svc 20 16 plays apiece. Howard, in fact, had FIFTH RACE — 1 mile; 3:40 p.m. Elvln Rosecroft, L'ker'n — — 2.80 Br Mall Me Eitra "I-'* BhlWa'i ...20 in runs to go ahead of Babe Ruth's Class C Pace; Purse 1750. 1927: Tlme-2:09.2 Crates Beverage . . . 19 17 driven in four runs with a homer, 1 Jean Retainer R.Farrington 8-2 Ninth—Mile, race, |7M. Bob Woolley Svc. ..._ 1« 19 1927 pace by 19 games as Yan- 5 Mighty Hayes H. MacMullln 7-2 Mantle 43 108 Aug. 6 Tomah. Wagner 28.80 o.OO 5.80 MONMOUTH STAMP Renro's Vt 19 kees took pair from Minnesota. a triple and a double, and Moon 2 WU Cssh M. Coloton 8-1Mans 41 106 Aug. 4 Earl Elklngton, Molnar.. — 4.40 3.40 J A T Kqulpment -. 17 ID had driven in three with a double 3 Fay'» True H. Williams 5-1 Norway, Ballard .. — — 4.40 AND COIN SHOP A * 1/ Service '~~ 17 19 Boxing « Ktu Mae C. Jones 6-1 Ruth 43 127 Aug. 31 Time—S;1J Al's Floor Waxing- 10 30 OGDEN, Utah—Champion Gene and two singles. Wally finished 6 Pembroke Noon H. Ballard 7-2 Trnlh—Mile, Pare, $190. Navesink Carpet _..- - . Id 20 8 Tanglewood Leosa.-.G. Badovaky 10-1 First figure Is homer number, Tru Jessie, Adamo _.«.4O 4.80 3.8\30» MONMOCTH ST.. BED BAKE Sycamore Lanes IS 21 Fullmer defeated Cuba's Floren- the day with nine hits in his last 7 Shamrock Richards...V. Cowger 12-1 second figure is games played Boy Tempered. Far'g'n _ — 4.M 3 40 Klnetroti ...... 11 25 14 at bats. SIXTH RACE — 1 milemile;; 4:0' "0 p.m. Lisa Dares, Hatchell ..... — — 4.so •Badiild* 1-MM tine Fernandez in a 15-ro'Jnd split Class C Pace; Purse $780. third is date hit. Time—S:09.2 HAVEOURFUEUHLHANDY UCLA has scored points in itsdecision to keep the National 3 Irish All J. Adamo 8-2 Attrndanrr 8,771) — llaaill* 1415,880 5 Forward Vic R. Farrington. 4-1 A. H. THREE-MAN CLASSIC last 19 games. The Bruins were Boxing Association middleweight 8 Good T L. Scott 4-1 Petersen last blanked in the 1959 season crown. 2 Ray F Q. Sadovaky 61 Point* River Rats * Wllla Qulnton M. Roblneon 61 Consolidated Fuel* 407.11 lelclei form at quickly in opener when they played a score- Tennis S Marlln _J. Flreltl 8-1 Conner's Hotel- ...... ajju.-.i.-.s 407;O1- less tie with Purdue. SOUTHAMPTON, N.-Y-,—-.Al- Last-Bon ny"^.r...:_-.™...; ; C. KellColly 10-1 Tradewlnds Beach Club .. 405.05 CABEFREE 4 Broadway Limited...Jl. Caroiselll l 18-1 Brlte Cleaners 403.41 Races McCue's Plumbing 401.27 winter as flowers grow in len Fox, leading 5-7, 8-6. to, 4-4, SEVENTH RACE — 1 mile; 4:30 p.m. Ed'» Auto Service 389.27 Sophomore tackle Scott Apple- won the 73rd Meadow Club in- FAIR HAVEN - The Fair Class C Pace; Purm 110OO. Marchettis Pro Shop 388.08 I Clever Widower 11. Robinson 31 American Lumber _ _, 379.40-T summer. Keep Icicles out ton at 229 pounds is the heaviest vitation tennis Journampnt when Haven River Rats held a full 3 King Hartley' W. Evans 800 Serlea — Don Worth 111, 233, man on the Texas football roster; Bob Mark defaulted in the fourth schedule of races over the week- s Magic Lady H. Scott 205-639. MOTORING STARTS of your home next winter 5 Diane O M. Babbln 5-1 200 Club — Dick Perrlnl MI, Bay He's 6-foot-3. set with a lep- cramp. end, with Jack Jamison and Nina 2 Eddie's Mr. York. V. Cowger 81 Shugard 214, Fritz Gilbert ]14, Jim B Wee Yankee A. Gerberkh 81 McKay 204. Tony Francisconl 202. John —order fuel oil now. Golf Vuyosevioh being the top skip- «Kay W O. gadovsky 10-1 Anderson 20O. Hull McCue 224, Bill • LEGAL NOTICE ITHACA. N. Y.-Charlie Mc- pers with a pair of victories each. 7 Challdale Bobo .... Farrington 12-lBendick 221. AT FIRESTONE NOTICE Dowel!, of Virginia Beach. Va., Jamison copped both Indian AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING AND PROVIDING FOR THE PREPARA- defeated Jay Sigel of White- Scout open races Saturday while TION AND USE OF A TAX MAP marsh, Pa., 1-up to win the 14th Vuyosevich recorded her vic- FOR PURPOSES OF TAXATION IN FLUHR THE TOWNSHIP OF MARLBORO. U.S. Golf Association Junior tories in the Blue Jay open race MONMOUTH COUNTY, NEW JER. championship. Have more SEY. and the Blue Jay ladies race, ) FUEL OIL < NOTICE is hereby given that tnr BALTIMORE — Doug Sanders both held yesterday. < c w a 1 1 theEaste m Open GoIf b — SUMMARIES — BUPNER SAlti-SERVlCl .Saturday's Results RSr^ ffli"s?. ^ vns KS»:u»" ''" y Blue Jay Novice Rsce: t. Roitney mlttee ory th e TownshiMonmutp hof Marlboro Ir Oie Stroke with a total Of 275. Vernor 2, Mary Brockmsn 3. Chid family fun 77«w SH I 61OO th3rde Countyday o,i oAugustf Monmouth, 1961. , held on the Racing Rusgell. FLOYD WYCKOFFYCK , SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.— Blue Jay Onen Race: I. Bob Brock, Townshihip ClClerkk maan 2. Firp* Chinnock X Bud Russellwe . Aug. 7 13.08 Primonetta ($6.90) won the $54,- Indian Scout Open Race: Jach 700 Alabama Stakes at Saratoga Jamison 2. Mary Goodwin Hal Johnson. in '61 by 5 lengths. Indian Scout Open Race: 1. Jack JamUon 2. Dave Goodwin, (rOpEANPORT - Sir Gaylord Sunday's Results ...with an HFC Traveloan. This year, have GET YOUR CAR READY NOWI r$3. Scientifically inspect inefoam Park. 400-meter hurdle champion from your loan is with folks 200 13.93 19.50 DEL MAR. Calif.—New Policy 300 J16.77 20.90 29.25 54.46 and align front-end Ohio State. Is being groomed ns a 21.9* 27.47 38.59 72.14 ($8.00) won the featursd San Di- pass receiver with the Detroit you trust: HFC. Drop 400 to manufacturer's ] M0 26.77 33.69 47.62 89.53 ego Handicap at Del Mar by /2 Lions. He played briefly last year in or phone for cour- specifications. ANNOUNCEMENT length. 'and cauRht one pass. teous, reliable assist- UsuitkoISi cluJTji it m% prr m»nj»»» bd,- ance. anciioftSOOoitiHondHef l%p*r month on Precision balance lkottmloftl*ilt)OOt*tSOO. both front wheels. Open Every Night • Check power brake OUSEHOLD FINANCE and power steering ROWAN CONTROLLER Co.: units where applica- Until ble. NEW EATONTOWN OFFICE R«pToe«ment Parti and Torilon Bar Adjuitm»nt Ar» Not Included BOUGHT-SOLD-QUOTED Rt. 35, Monmouth Shopping Center Phone: Liberty 2-1340 PLUS, 9 P.M. Honrt MOB., TWI., Thir. 10 to t-Wid. I Fri. 10 to 8 ML FREE car and tire SAFETY CHECK FOR THE SUMMER, EXCEPT SATURDAYS. PROSPECTUS ON REQUEST CLOSED SUNDAYS. > SEE US FOR MIDDLETOWN-MWdlotown Shopping Center % V/A Mile North of Rollroad Station) SPEEDWAY 1107 Highway 35—OSborne 1-1400 I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, Inc. yrfxf• your dollar buys MILES roor« PROVED Hwn: HOB., TIMS., WKI, 930 fa 5-JO-Tlwa I fri. 1 Up 7 t.U. SHadysld* 7-5700 CDnST/T\ BIRCH BVE STOCKS. MUTUAL FUNDS TIRES ASBURY PK-710 Cookman Av.-PRospect 5-2500 Maple Ave. at White St. S1 OQjVN ELECTRONICS* ./LITTLE SILVER Howi: MM., ftn,m... , fit 9 toS-W#«. » to I tJL | 648 OCEAN AVE., LONG BRANCH CA 20211 RED BANK ;© t Ucenw No.. 924445-040 1000 Asbury Avtnue Aibury Park PR 5-8700 12—Monday, August 7, J961 RED BANK REGISTER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARB STEVnE ROPER Bridge Column DAILY CROSSWORD ...... m>t^uwtmwtrr 44. Bedouin JtErVETJ#S PUCE By ALFRED SHEOTWOLD D0W2T

One of the commonest problems j zodant tnvder in bridge is what to do when the 2. An oppooeott hold the king and jack THE HANDS •atrfafeot of a key suit. It pays to work V.TUcaalons 3. Army officer* J out the best play once for all Sooth dealer 10.P!ec«of so that you don't have to go into 4. like tic 5. Like a 22. Min- an agonized trance at the table # UJflriah whenever you meet the problem. xnontii necklac© eral 4> J 7 6 3 spring*

The Day Under Your Sign First National Bank _. pji THMtYATTS By CAL ALLEY ARIES |Bo» March 21 fo April 19) LIBRA (Stpl. 23 to Oct. i., Freehold, New Jersey ("Jirck over petmnal tnanneriaai ud You'll find it difficult to ariae, but jou'll habtti (hat mar offmd frtberl. frtl better after breakfast. .- WATCHIM1 IT WITH TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nor. 21) ANY EYES CLOSED/ I am interested in a check-loan account. Without Don't net upitl if Btktd to da a job Your Rrnrroaitjr will he tepaiit when yon obligation, mail me complete information Including over. Vofl BhotaVI haw done it rtfibl in . least expect it—but wbeo 70U most neeil ihf firnt place. it. "fir»t-and-only" application necessary. GEMINI (May 21 *" Jun. II) SA6ITTAMUS (Nor. 22 to Dae. 21) Yon can win nany more Irknda If you You ami wnr juatc are unusually com- lone iknrn TOUT high otJniori of U patible *fid «bould tare « gay evening. Name CANCER (Juo* 21 to July 21) CAPRICORN |D«. 22 to J«ru 20) A litttr Bkcp4icia«l it warranted East up on diac!|4ine of • youngster Trll prople ynu're from JUiaaouril who ia rebtllinf; at too firm a hand. Address IEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Fab. 19) Your attitude toward thoao wiUl Don't makt a mare, at tbe moment unlesi ^ou work amid ftand improvement. rcu are aura it !• beat foe the family. City VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sapt. 22) ' PISCES (Fab 20 to March 20) n* aJ'ti if TOO rarii* • HIHII Sanaa Trr not to le « dominating at' fame call Boot Wo it a aectw.. ana you'll grt » lot more cooperation. eiMt.FKfclEnlenniaea.ItkE.. RED BANK REGISTER APARTMENTS HOUSES FOB SALE • LEGAL NOTICE- MOBILE HOMES HELP WANTED—FEMALE MBCHANDISI ANHOUNC1MIN7S rm QABIJD—Apartment*. Tour-room NOTICE Morwiay, August 7, £»i—13 WOMAN TO CAKE (M two e SALE apartment on rrrerfrasL t*» moot*. LOST AND FOUND lour and two, from fl a-.ni. to 1 p-»- UTTLE SILVER '"Separate t&Mi%& bi&t tof Ui# (c^Ww A MOBILE HOME Uofitsy to Friday. Own transportation. iHl-23H). Ing will be received 6/ the MldeUe red and utrile E CaU OB 1-21U betwe*o fr7 P.P. . : HAMMOND THRU-BOOM APARTJOtMT — STrst CUSTOM SPECIAL! own Townihlp Bosrd of IVKieaUm at -LEGAL NOTICE- years eld. Answers To Fit Your Budget toot. ZnterrsjasJ. Couple preferred. *« the Aamlnl*ua*lo« Bunding, *• ~nasj TEAC8ER - College graduate, "ffj" OR0AN STUDIO Three twin tlz* bedrooms. Small down jaymwrt on n*w tad used. IV! xtyncm or SAJJC i-na w en M«W, VMM In nursery tctool fVt'liitii RU 1- or iJmmi PAEK btthi, spadotu living room wl PIT, I.DH.T. on Moiulay, August 14, . mlnUiu/f stany to tfcoose from. Low rate ll- 0087. •• Hammond Chord M -I On Thursday, August IT, Utl at *#0 fe _vtelolBr l K ME Two rooms and bath. All utilities. Ho wall to celling fireplace. Sepa- t WAITRESSES — K*p»rf*»**<*- Conn Spinet Organ —.———•—-f H'cafeteria Bread and Roll Supplle A.M. I will «ell «t f^~t^"cS tj W* MCFUMD TO «• t!NP«R«5LD m peSonT Mermaid Diner, Route Hammond M-3. walnut .. „._.-»• - tieu. caii m i-vart. rate dining, farm ityle kitchen, AT 14110. Leonardo, N-J SALES AND SERVICE NICELY furnished apartment with kitch- huge 40" recreation room with t Cafeteria Ice Cream Supplies for 3road St.JUi Bank, V. J- LO8T — Tcllow, blae« «ad green pars- en, living room, bedroom, bath, prl- uui»a»iM for default »» - *M*C:^r~n • A Mnday. Copper band on right HOLLY HILL HOUSEKEEPER—Cut ot two children RENTAL ASD INSTRUCTION vate entrance. On Hwy 35, Hlddletown. bilt-in bar, two-car detached ga- I Milk for various schools for 1961-al Bales Contract made by,Hugo K- M Barron, 8H 1-5813. Mobile Homes Sales In defiance for room anil board, Plus Open Dally Till • — Batufdsy Till 1:80 Couple preferred. BH 1-M31. rage, park like grounds within 1M2 .mail salaYy. Write "H.K.," Box 111, COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. v e d 1 Rt, 39 PArkwsy 1-MM South Amboy Red Bank. UNFURNISHED — Modern three rooms walking distance of school and 4. Qaaollne foodr'd"A,r B^; SVFJW A . &« PR ft-9300 second > floor »H 1-0847 after t all shopping. Just reduced to $28, 5. Road Work and Curbs at Harmony FRANK K.VBKJN, TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION SECRETARY WANTED — Must be p.m. MOBILE HOMES above average In ability, Intelligence ALUMINUM COMBINATION WINDOW 300 for quick sale. Specifications and forms for bidding Auctioneer. Two. 2'8"x4'I0" ready to hang. Trip- gjx-ROOM APARTMENT, adulU only. nay be secured at the Board of Educa- COMMUTER-RIDER WANTED — Red Used 10% down ^nd education. Good wording con- tion Office. 59 Ttndell Road. Mlddfe- Aug. 7 Bank to lUdlo City. Five days, week. New • 7-year financing ditions, Intere»tlng work. Location Red le track. 110 each. 8H 1-8962. Leonardo. AT 1-0488 110. No driving. Leava Red Bank, » ROBBINSVILLE Bank. Phone evening! 8H 1-O803. GASOLINE MOTOR — Four cycle WALKER & WALKER The Board reserves the right to re. NOTICE a-m., New York, 8:30 p.m. New car TRAILER SALES. INC. SALESLADIES-Over 21. Full and part Brlegs & Stratton. Excellent for goNEWL- Y DECORATED four rooms and Ject sny or all bids and to waive Im. SUPERIOR COURT OF NFTWJEKSfSV cart or pump. »10. SH 1-S962. Call SH 1-J85S Colllngwood Park. N. J, time. Experienced preferred. Inquire bath Lovely tor couple with chtui. RtALTCRS material Informalities. CHANCERY DIVISION Brancb. location • RU. 33 and 3*I.n person Middletown Youth Center, TVfEWKlTEUS. AOUINC machines. Located in Middletowo, about one mile JAMES W. MONMOUTH CODSTY Shopping Center, Hwy, 33, Middletown, from Hed Bank. Call SH 1-IM3L All makes' new or used. Guaranteed. Highway 35 Shrewsbury Secretary." DOCKET NO. M M33-« AUTOMOTIVE NO EXPKBIENCB NECESSARX-Kui. Low as t26. Serpico's. toi Monmouts FURNISHED APARTMENT — All utll St. Next to theater SH 7-0*65. Aug. 7 Civil Acttoo WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE little shop-by-mall club Two hours iei. Adults preferred. Available Au SHadyside 1-5212 AUTOS AND TRUCKS week 10 weeks. Earn *50 or more In BUNK BEDS—Used only five months, gu»t 11. Cal~ l ?87-1478. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS IF A BARGAIN — Will pay oath for fomoua products. Club shopping saves 140; youth bed, good condition. glO; THREE large rooms, bath; garage Open 7 Days The Board of Education of the Rum 1»9 CHEVROLET IMPAIR — Conlow-price car under 35,000 miles. 3-4 your friends money. Write today for fireplace mantel, IS. Call LI 2-3713. LORRAINE vertlble. White walU. fully equipped, ieat supplied 202 Brown Ave.. corner aon-Falr Haven Regional High School yearn old. Station wagon preferred. Tee 276-page catalog. No obligation. TWO-YEAR OLD George Speck Hwy. West Keansburg. 787-2939. Two Offices to serve you better. Invites bids on the installation ot avs. THOMAS one owner. tl,M0. SII 1-1S7«. 8H 1-2396 after 5:30 p.m. Popular Club Plan, Dcpt. B8B2, Lyn- wet-pipe spray sprinkler system In •fndant. sola piano. Good condition. RED BANK — 3',i room unfurnished Member of Red Bank TO? THOMAB RKOOIB ROOT, De- 1900 T BIRD —White. Red leather, brook, N. Y- CO 4-4518. apartment. $90 per month, .Including the automobile, metal and woodworking radio, heater. whltewalli, full power. utllltleB. BH 1-1U4. Multiple Llstinff Service shops, which shops are located on the of an order of the su- CA S-SS94. WURL1TZER spinet piano — Like first floor of the high school building BY^RTUB BOATS & ACCESSORIES new, S485. Dinette drop leaf formica RUMSON — Three-room apartment on l RldRe Road. Rumson. N. J. perior Court of New 1855 FORD hardtop convertible V-8. HELP WANTED—MALE set, $40. Boston rocker, (15. Girls private estate, all utilities. $150 per Sealed bids will be received, opened division, made on the 2Sth day of Jy automatic radio, heater, rum good. 1373 bicycle, S20. Maple cocktail table, S10. month Includes garage. Ideal for couple and read at the regular meeting of Ml, In a civil action wnereln Lor- After 8U T-3M4. MALE HELP WANTED Wrought Iron porch furniture. Boudoir or single person. Complete privacy. A RARE BUY the Board of Education to be held on ralne Ca«l. Root Is the pl.lntff.nd chair, $10. Girl's size six skates, 13. Write "PRIVATE," Box 511, Red you are the defendant, you »r. here- 1S5S FORD country sedan. Good con A & B BOAT SALES Boys size one, »2, BH-7-5468. Tuesday evening, August 22, 1961. al citlon, one owner. Offers IMMEDIATE employment In our re- Bank. R:0O P.M., in the High School, Ridge by required to answer the Complaint RU 1-1907 cently opened factory branch. Job ANTIQUES-Pre-Vlctorlan bedroom fur- THREE-ROOM FURNISHED apart ADORABLE Road, Rumson, N. J. of the plaintiff on or befor. the 2«lh • BEST PRICES openings for MAINTENANCE COL- niture. Large, four poster double bed ment near bus and shopping center. »4 Information for Bidders. Proposal day of September, lMt, by .erving an 1MO FORD — Eight-cylinder, four-door, • LARGEST SELECTION LECTORS and MANAGER TRAINEES. and dressers. SH 7-3570. Three bedroom-five year old Cape forma and Specification* may be obanswe- r on Thomas E. FlUger.ld, Esq.. radio, heater, Fordomatlc. Must lell. • HIGHEST QUALITY Past experience not necessary, we West Bergen Pi.. Red Bank. tained from the Secretary of thoef the firm ot Schaefer * FlUgsr.U . receiving company car. Priced for quick train you. Permanent positions, ex- KIRBY VACUUM almost new. Sacri- THREiE ROOMS, unfurnished, garags Cod on choice 50x100. Taxes $189. Board of Education at the High Schoolplaintiffs ftltorneys, whos. address is On all boati, motors and trailers. cellent opportunity for advancement. fice. Call 10-12 noon or evenings HO •ale. SH 1-8364. Also a complete line ot paints, hard- all utilities Included. »90 rent. SH 7- Monday through Friday, between the State Highway 35 at Allenburst Avenue Z-2951, 89 Helen Ave., Freehold. 9007. Red Bank. A steal at $12,350. hours of 9:00 A.M. and 3:30 P.M. Wanamassa, New Jersey (P. O. Box MUST BELL —> BB38T OFFER. 1957 ware, water iku and acceasorlet. SALARY l»-50 • 1104 Only $365 cash $91 per month The Board of Education reserves the 97, oakhurst. New Jersey) «nd In de- Ford Skyllner. Excellent condition. 37. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS offered LONG BRANCH — Furnished two- fault thereof SUCH Judgment shall be 000 miles. New tires. Call BE 2-l<2i DISCOUNTS TO 40% We are hiring now at attractive prices to private buyers. room apartment, first floor, utilities In- right to reject any and all bids. Call SH 1-101S. Dated: August 7, 1961. * rendered against you aa the Court snan 6 cu. ft. refrigerator, solid maple secre- cluded. »7U month. Call CA 3-6949. think equitable and lust. You shall fl e 19li7 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE — A4B BOAT SALES Ask for Personnel Department. tary, solid maple master bedroom set. MHS. BEATRICE WEBB, Very clean, good running condition. Call ;pholstered chairs, tables, HIGHLANDS — Immediate occupancy BEACH AGENCY Secretary your answer and proof of service in after 5 p.m.. BH t-8103. Hwy. 36 Beltoru miscel- Unfurnished, three-room apartment. 150 Board of Education ot duplicate with the Clerk of the Su- Between Keansburg and laneoua Items. HO 2-5149. monthly. All utilities included. To Daily to 8 p.m. RumaQn-Falr Haven perior Court, State House Annex, Tren- DO DOE MATADOR. 19S0 — Two-door Atlantic Highlands PART TIME ton, New Jersey, In accordance with Hardtop, white, fully powered. »187», PREFINISHED PLYWOOD PANELS, CLEAN COUPLE Man to do minor re- Sat., Sun., to 6 p.m. Regional High School 787-5000 IF you are fre« from 6*10 p.m. eve- 4'x8' sheets at low closeout prices. pairs, wife to assist In management Rumaon, N. J. the rules of clviJ pi.ttic* Mid pro- owner. BH 7-9M3. ^_^______nings and during tlie day on Saturday, ot small apartment house. Please phone lonmouth Lumber Corp., 77 Central 1400 Hwy. 35 Middletown Aur- W12 GOING IN BKRVICBS-19tt % ton, flat BARGAIN — Any boat you want to honest, ambitious and ne&t appearing, ive., Red Bank. SH 7-20C0. after 7 p.m. for appointment AT 1-0488. CC body, Chevrolet, 1963 Chevrolet V, ton own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- we can you show you earnings of $80 Th"'ob]ect of .aid action IS t» ob- Wckiip. 1881 Chevrolet two door sedan, rangements completed in one call at per week, while you etlll retain your CU. FT. FRIGIDAIRE, COOPERATIVE QARDEN Apartment. OS 1-2727 RESOLUTION tain a Judgment ot divorce bstwesn Mbullt engine. 1861 Chevrolet hardtop, any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH regular Job. Need only 10 men. muat rorklng condition. 130. Call Four rooms and bath. SH 1-4038, or the said plnlntlir anil you. •ports coupe. AT 1-04Z8-J. Jos Bennett, COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1b-e over 21. Phone Mr. Arnone at BH 1 SH 1-0253 SII 7-3454. WHEREAS, the official 196(1 c DATED: July 37. 19»1 1000. places Die population of the County ot 8CHAEFER * Fr Atlantlq Highlands. •• 4S26 for appointment. " UNFURNISHED APARTMENT — LW,-IS YOUR HOME SPILLING Monmouth ^at 334,401 a* against the Attorneys for Psllntlft ' IKS FIAT MODEL 1100, four-door, 18' FI8HINO 8KIFF-40 h.p. Mercury. ELECTRICIAN WANTED for house ALTENBURS PIANO HOUSE Ing room, two bedrooms, modern kitch- OVER WITH CHILDREN? population as shown by the )9ftO censusi By THOMAS E. FITZGERALD good condition. Asking (550. Call SH Can be seen and demonstrated in wiring »;IK«. , Apply, at en, tile bath, private entrance. 'Resi- of 225,327, which population is constant A Member of the Firm. 1-5713 after 6 p.m. water. SH 7-1242 4:*JU, 516 Main St., Beliord. dential neighborhood, Urge yard. Call Here Is a five-year old, two-story rdplilly growing, thereby increasing Rent A Piano $12 per Month brick home on a 100x100 lot in Oak- July 31. Aug. 7. 14. jl IM-jg B. U. RACING RUNABOUT — Mer- LI 2-1900 for appointment. the duties and rcnnonslbllitlefl cast upot LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE 1957-Pure DISHWASHER - Apply In person How KNABE. UASONHAMLIN. 6OHMER hurst on a quirt street. large bed tlie officials herein mentioned; and luxury. White with black top. black cury motor, 20-H, and racing trailer, ard Johnson Restaurant, Hwy 35,Miil- LONG BRANCH — Furnished three batli*. over- NOTICE or BIBS TO BE »ECBIVEI> "all SH 1-5339. CABLE-NELSON. EVERETT. STECK rooms, two lull cerwnic WHEREAS, It 1> the determination upholstery, full power. Sclect-O-Matlc tllelown. rooms and bath. Conveniently located. lied living room with fireplace, large of this Board that the salaries of the NOTICE Is hereby given that iealf;l ladlo with rear speaker, whltewalli. INSURANCE - Marine, outboard-all Coohman Ave. * Main St.. Asbury Pk. KE 1-0776 or after 7 CA 2-5608. kitchen, plastered walls. 122,000. bids will be received by the Monmoutn one owner. See at 31 Park Ave., El TRUCK DRIVER for light delivery officials enumerated In this resolution County Bosrd of Chosen Freeholders at btron- or call CA Z-1077. forms. Rolaton Waterbury. Realtor, service Must knnw Monmouth and Open dally till 8 Sat. till 0:30 FURNISHED APARTMENT — Living should he increased and brought In since 1923. 16 W. Front 8L. 8H 7-3500. Ocean counties. Call SK 7-2549, ask for CRAZY? line with the present duties and re- le MeetinMti g ofl the Board of Chosen . PR 5-8301 room bedroom, kitchen, bath. All utili- rteeholtlers to be hel4 In the Board MSA — 1958, good condition. Belt offer 24' CHRIS CRAFT CRUISER—130 h.p. Mr. MIchelB. ties. Adults. »90 monthly. BH 1-1404. yes ws'r» craiy about this cule two- sponsllillltlfs placed upon them; CALL bedroom ttome In Oceanport. Well kept NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT RE- Rooms In tin Hall Ot Records, Free- ileep two, head, galley, navy top, MATE ON PARTY fishing boat, middle 2"X("-8\ LOW GRADE, lot 1 180 UNFURNISHED — Two-bedroom spsrt- 8E 2-2987, evenings. pilot leats,. goolood condition. In the way, horn* and grounds. Only »11.50O. SOLVED by the Bosrd of Chosen hold. Now Jersey on Wednesday, AUK. aged or retired. Call pieces 139. Lot 2, 168 pieces 135. Lot 3, ment. 26 Worthley St., rent *75. BH 7- Freeholders of the County of Mon- 16, 1961 at 2:00 o'clock P. M-. tot the IMS PANEL TRUCK Chevrolet, 1125. $2300. S""H" 7-4273~ . AT 1-2081 100 pieces $21. Forked on your truck. .80 Hance Ave., New Shrewsbury. Phone Red Bank Lumber, a Wall St., Red 4117. BLAINE mouth : following item: __«».,,~™. »H 7-2481. 16' THOMPSON RUNABOUT — 25 h.p. ALL ROUND GRILL HAN. Bank. SH 1-6500. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — 3%-room t. From and after September 1. MEAT AND MEAT PltODUCM: Evlnrude electric starter. Asking fS50. Apply Shore Point Inn, Rt 3S, partially furnished modern apartment. 1M1. Ihs annual salary of s>ch of the for 1851 HUD80N — Radio, heater. Runs 26 Maptewood Ave., Keansburff, Hazlet. SPECIAL PRICES Fine aectlon. « Third Ave. AT 1-0386-J. ASSOCIATES, INC. following officials of the County or Monmouth County JaJl, Freehold, perfect, good condition. Asking 1126. For August Monmouth shall be Increased from the New Jersey OS 1-21SS ONE-YEAR OLD ALUMINUM boat with COUNTER MAN for electronic parts APARTMENT—Two rooms with bath present salary to the new salary as set Allenwood Hospital, Allenwood, New < h.p. Marcury, Ideal car topper or EXHAUST FANS AND HOOD8 —In. Real Estate itrlbutor. Must know parts and cir- iluding new ductless type. and kitchen. Desirably located, quiet. LI 2-2020 LI 3-1188 forth below and such salaries are here- Jersey lttO — FORD, 4-door, X90. Call CO 4rls; for youngster, Vtry reasonable. cuits. Experience required. Call for llonmouth County Welfare Home. 3580, 101 Church St., Keyport. Befors Call RU 1-1660. CROWN KITCHEN CENTER Call SH M888 after t. BH 7-3097. Hwy 35, Eatontown by established, approved, ratified: or appointment SH 7-2545. Coast Electronic Hwy. 35, Oakhlll Rd.. confirmed as may be respectively .. Freehold, New Jersey 3:30 p.m. Distributors Inc., M Birch Ave., Lit- RED BANK — Immediate occupancy. SEA BRIOHT — 31» Ocean Ave. Well quired to make the innu effective, Complete specifications and form of 25' SKIFF — Nordbert engine. Used SH 7-2554 First floor, modern four-room apart- M52 NASH A-l clean, needs little motor less than 100 hours . Sacrifice at (2,500 tle Silver. built home for one or two families. VIE: bid contract snd bond for tha same work, ««. Call or best offer. SH 1-2479. HOME FREEZER — Frlgldalre chest ment. Tile bath, private entrance. On Rear cottage. Extra lot. Private ocean TITLE PRESENT NEW are on file with the Clerk ol tho OS 1-2012 ELECTROLUX CORPORATION type. 13 cu. ft., J175. Call HI 3-3397 IUS line. Call SH 7-3004^ beach. All for 117.900. BE 2-1761-J. DF OFFICE SALARY Board In the Hall of Records, Freehold, 16' EASTLANDER SKIFF 30 h.p. Evln- MEN wanted over 21. Sales and serv- between 10 and 2. New Jersey, and copies may be re- PORSCHE 1959 1600-N Blaupunkt radio. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Nice home Surrogate (10.000.00 rude. fully equipped, good condition. ice. Mechanical background helprul. 508 County Clerk 110,00(1.00 112,000.00 ceived by prospective Mdd»rs upon ap- absolutely Immaculate. 12,490. Call Inquire Fleming, Barley Point, Rum- across from school, six rooms, IH plication. Bids must tie made on Prospect Ave., Little Silver Shopping COMMERCIAL RENTALS baths, sunporch, garage, oil heat, nice Sheriff 110,000.00 112.000.00 CA 2-S295. son, or call 01, 6-6018. Center. SH 1-2010. Free Installation 2. In accordance with the authority standard proposal forms In the manner yard. 110,500, Apply 10 E. Washington designated therein and required by If PORSCHE — 1956 hardtop coupe, gray, 17' OLDTOWN coompleteli il'y repainted. PIANO player desires to start combo ALUMINUM COMBINATION STORK FOR RENT - On Whits St. Ave. of N. J. R. 3. 4O;'J0-72,b., and In view ready to go. fl&Bi.. Call (CA 2-7390 or STORM WINDOWS call your own broktr or Call IB. 1- of the fact that the population of Mon-specifications: muat tie enclosed tn red leather upholstery Binupunkt radio grouip: , contact Ricky fallla any time. sealed envelopes bearing the name anil SIMM or near offer. RU 1-1686. HO 2-4740. 1100. MIDDLETOWN RANCH — Three bed- mouth County Is between 75,000 and DO .4-0215. roomf, full cellar, attached garage, gas 600,000, each member of the Board o( addrees of the bidders, designating tin lMt> AUSTIN HEALE SPROTJ JOHNSON 514, _1D38. . EXCELLENT MANAOERS—ASSISTANT MANAGERS 6 for $77 LODOK ROOM for rent. Center of heat, landscaped. |lB,900, Call After fi Cliqsen Freeholders ot Monmouth nnme of the bid on ths outside, ad- Call CONDITION. CALL men between 28-45 for New Jersey's Three-chsnnel tilt, triple Insert. town. Could be used also for office County shall receive an annual salary dressed to the Monmouth County Board OS 1-MR0 SH 1-6445 space. Approximately 2.400 sq. «. Write p.m., 8H 7-3362. ^___ of Chosen Freeholders and must be Ac- largest highway, ready-to-wear Dis- triple'tilt action! of JO,000,00 provided that the salaries VUST SELL — 1938 Imperial, two-door 18' TERRY OUTBOARD—1901 model count Operation In this area. Only ex- "LODOE" Box 511, Red Bank. FIVE-ROOM apartment In mutual co- of members of said Board of Chosen companied by a certified check drawn hardtop, fully powered, 91,695, Call SH with all extras, 40 h.p. Elgin motor, perienced need apply. Good proposition PROWN'S 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT — Onoperative. Completely new kitchen and Freeholders referred to herein shall not to the order of the County Treasurer 11300. See at Atlantic Highlands V bath. Oil heat. -|69.50 per month In- begin to be paid to any such member for not less than five percent (B%) of T-5955. for right man. Writs -^DISCOUNT," SHadyside 1-7900 Hwy. 35, Middletown. Ideal for profes- the total amount bid, and must be ac- rlna. Berth 21, Pier 6. AT 1-3441. Box 511, Red Bank. DELUXE HOTPOINT ELECTRIC Stove sional use. For Information call SH 1- cludes all utilities, after small down prior to January 1 next succeeding the 1980 SIMCA foor-door Aronde deluxe, excellent condition, 150. Call SH 7' payment. Call LI 2-3713 between 8 and adoption of this resolution. Further, In companied by a certificate from a re- JET 14 wlUi trailer, nylon sail, good ACCOUNTANTS—Junior and Senior for 4534. sponsible bonding company that they black, radio and heater, seat covers, CPA staff. Hand-written reply request- 4959. 9:30 p.m. accordance with said statute, tho aaid 12000 miles. RU 11704. condition. Call salaries and compensation to be paid will provlds a' bond If Uie bidder la wir e-897i ed glvlngi experience, educational back- 55 PIECE, service for eight. Bavarian MIDDLETOWN — Kour-bedroom split. successful, and be delivered at the 1955 PLAZA PLVMOUTH — Quick sale ground arid Starting salary. Write "AC- China, never used. Cashmere coat with two baths, recreation room, landscaped, said members of said Board shall bo In 13' RUNABOUT — Year old, fully HOUSES FOR RENT lieu ot all tecs and other compensation place and the hour above named. BOO. Write, hydjamntlc. Good condi- COUNTANT." Box 511. Red Bank. mink collar, dresses, sirs 12. sewers, close to schools, assume 4H per Right Is reserved to reject any or all tion.' Call' 717-0981. equipped Including lights, forward con- cent mortgage. »I8.M0. SH 1-2065. and shall be. paid In equal monthly In- trols, 15 h.p. 1957 Evlniune. Mastercralt Jcwtlry. 187-5119. MANY FURNI8HED RENTALS - in stallments by the County Treasurer. bids if deemed to the Interest ot the 19«1 "VALIANT" — Fourdoor sedan, trailer, complete 8300. LI 2-0733. BOAT CUSHIONS —' Foam rubber or all prices and sins. Ella Wiltshire RUMSON — Veteran can buy two None of the provisions hereof relative Monmouth County Board ot Chosen practically new. only 2100 miles. Sacri, Polyether-urethans foams. Agency 1410 Ocean Ave.. Sea Bright story, seven room, four bedroom, to salaries of said members of thFreeholdere s to do 10. flee. 11,780. 1490 below cost. AT 1-2696. 25 H. P. JOHNSON 1105. Good con- HELP WANTED-lYlale • Female FOAMART Rte. 35 EATONTOWN SB 2-0004 Open seven dtys Board ot Chosen Freeholders of Mon- By ordsr ot the Moo mouth County dition. Call 111,900 home with oil beat. 1200 down. AT 1-0898-J. mouth County shall take «ftect prior to Board ol Ctioua Freeholdett. 1930 MOTD—Black, white naugahyde SH 7-2162 LICENSED real estate newsperson: For MASSAGE EQUIPMENT — For rent SUMMER RENTAL - Three room;, January 1, 1082, but all of said pro ' JOSEPH C IRWIN upholstery, red trim, white flgerglasj active office In Multiple Listing service. or sale. Free delivery. SOUTH, JBR8B1 kitchen, pantry, bath room Furnished. NEW MONMOUTH—Ranch style home. lions shall take tffect at that ttms. Director hard top. Good rubber, good mechanic 18W JERSEY sea skill, 60 h.p. Chris Good floor time, good commission. Call SURGICAL. SH 7-2«14. |40 week. Inquire 37 Oak St., Keans" - Three bedrooms, full basement, with Attest: cal condition. $550 cash. Call after S Craft Inboard, 7' beam, option on berth OS 1-0600, Harry A. Kearney A Co., burg. additional bedroom end partly finished 3. The Clerk of this Board shall Irving B. Bennttt p.m. CA 9-3041. Included, 11100. Small rowboat (IS. OS Middletown. family room. Attached garage, lot 90forwith semi a certified copy of this Clerk of the Board 1-34S4. ^I SELECTION OP RENTALS - famiy r ! rage, resolution to Merrill H. Thompson, 1952 DODQE CONVERTIBLE excellent BARB EMPLOYMENT AQENCV Furnished and unfurnished. Immea- by 200200. CaCan assumeass : 4 A perr cent OI County Treasurer, and Fred L. Ay en, Aug. 7 tlO.62 motor and body. • New paint Job. Call 25' ULRICKSEN—Sport Fisherman. 177 Qualified Personnel For Quality Orders ARMY OFFICER at« occupancy. Bamuel Telcher Atencj mortgaget . 55,2055200 do-wndw , Iliia per County Auditor, U H7M. h.p. Chrysler V-8. Toilet, galley, teak 178 Broadway. Long Branch. C\ 2-4747. Oceanport Ave., oceanport. Call or dial all Full price 116,500. OS 1-1006. 4. The Clerk of this Board shall Im- ORDINANCE decks. In water, ready to go. Priced to LI 2-3S00 or Ll 1-3501. mediately give written notice to all 1863 CHEVROLET Convertible 1250 move. Downes Pontlac. 62 Lower Main REAL ESTATE SALESPERSON — Full SCHOOL TIME OCCUPANCY GUAR- AN ORDINANCE TO BXPRIS81.Y time, age no object. Office Member of 195 to »1Z5 Per Month ANTEED — Spacious It-room split, ortlclals whose salaries have bpen at- EXEMPT AND EXCLUDE ALL or best offer. Call St.. Matawan. LO 6-2299. TRANSFERRED! ecteil herehy and therein advise eac CO 41090 Multiple Listing. Giazebrook Agency THE BERO AGENCY quiet side street. Four bedrooms, a 1,4 TANGIBLE HOUSEHOLD PERSON- RUNABOUT 13' Arlstocraft, ready for Rt. 35 Middletown baths, dishwasher, many extra*. Low or said officials how hl« salary has AL PROPERTY AND PERSONAL THUNDIRBIRD 1955 — EXCELLENT water. Very good condition, S90. Also OS 1-10O0 mortgage terms. Price W5.000. BH 7-0866 been effected, and the effective dntes BPTECTB IN THE TOWNSHIP OF CONDITION. PRIVATE OWNEH. 10 h.p. 1958 Johnson. SH 7-3237. WAITRESSES—Fountain Klrl or boy. Here's an Ideal opportunity to pur- of the respective changes. SHREWSBURY, COUNTY OP MON- HU 3-3767 Apply Dutch Treat, Hwy. 35, Baton- chase entire content!- of cottag* FOUR-BEDROOM split level home with LITTLE SILVER — Tall oak trees 5. Pursuant to the provisions of MOUTH and STATIC OF NEW JER- town, after 8 p.m. swimming pool, three baths, recreation provide cool shade for three-bedroom N, J. R. 8. 40;2O-74.1, after this resolu- SEY, FROM ASSESSMENT AND 1M0 OMC SERIES 350O truck, rac consisting of three complete roomi custom ranch. Jalousled breezeway, TAXATION DUB ANI> PAYABLB SEAMSTRESS-TAILOR — For altera room, modern porch, landscaped, patios. tion has been Introduced and after hav- body, 14' bed, 7,000 miles. 12,900. Phone BUSINESS NOTICES or furniture plui ft Guaranteed Re* Phone LI 2-3121. brick patio. Asking W2.0OO. 8H 1-8161. ing p»««cil Itn.ifltsl. reading. It shall IN 1962 AND THEREAFTER, AS WH 8-442S. tlons on army clothes, steady work, AUTHORIZED BV CHAPTER 31 eood wages. Call Mr. O, 53-23833, Forl f riger a tor Tor impair, balance of LITTLE SILVKn . Unfurnished. SU THREE-BEDROOM SPLIT — with un- be publldlieil arJBinfWk-e In (our news- UWS OF I960 OF THE STATE Ol' * M Dock A Bulkhead Contractors. Monmouth, Quartermaster Tailor Shop. $168. Excellent Condition: consist* room ranch, two bedrooms, IVJ finished fourth. Living room, dining papers, namely.- the Freehold Tran- NEW JERSEY, (An Act concerning script, being the newspaper published 1 Docks rebuilt, . jetted, hammered. of fireplace, basement, _ garage. 3190 room, modern kitchen with bullt-lns, taxation, supplementing Chapter 4 Estimates given 2-1744. month. Year's lease. Elwooit A. Arm-and plenty 1 of cabinet space, 1 % In the County Seat, In the Inaue of of Title 54, revising parts of the MOBILE HOMES August ,1. 1981, and the Asbury Park • 10 Pc. Modern living- room urong Agency, Realtor, 555 Prospect baths, laundry room, 12'x22' recreation statutory law, and repealing sections FOR VRBB WORK. C4a tree ssrvlce. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female We. Xlttle Sliver. BH 14500. with cu«tom bar, attached garage. Pfeai. Long Branch Record, Ited Bank 04:1-31, 94:1-32 and 54:4-1 1« ot the M59 MOBILE HOME 10x50. Two bed- Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI • 8 Pc. Bedroom group Register In the Issue of August 7, 1901, rooms, front kitchen. Must see to ap-2-4220 (or "at •ttlmaus. Pull insurance WILL HELP WITH PARTUSS. dinners, Storms and screens. Convenient to Revised Statutes)." THREE-BEDROOM. Hi bath houst, schools, shopping,, etc. Located In New together with a notice of the Introtluc- WHERE, as provided In Chapter 51 prtelatt. Will sacrifice, {3,800. AT 1-34Kcoverage. other occasions. Cal) • 5 Pc. Kitchen let Hazlet. 8eml or unfurnished. $150 un- tlon thereof and the time and place 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. SH 1-8881. Monmouth on 100'xl50' lot on quiet Laws of I960 of the State of New , MASON - Dry wells, laterals, patios, Plus mapy accea«orlei. furnished. Call CO 4-5827. dead-end street. 117,600. Call OS 1whe. n and where It will be further con- Jersey, the governing body of the mu- sidewalks and septic tanks. Call SH 1- RABY SITTER for month of AugUBt. Take over payments of $2.75 a week MODERN RANCH — Four large 0838. No brokers. sidered for final passage, auch publica- nicipality within which tangible AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1078. Experienced with children, own car. tion to be at least one week prior to household persona! property and per- Cull AT 1-2731. It you qualify rooms and bath. »110 per month. Call BHREWBBURT . Four-bedroom, two the tlmn fixed for further consideration sonal effects are located, la given the I LANDSCAPING — Sub soiling, weed 787-3101. baths. Two-story, center hall colonial for final passage. option and authority to determine by mowing, tractor work, etc. LI 2-3423, RUMSON — Chsrmlng, modern, fur-plans. Hot water heal, full basements, fl\ In sccordance with N. J. R. Sordinance. , not to asssss and. tax salii || Please call noon . or evenings. nished ranch house. September 15-Msy ot 15O'jl80'. Wall-to-wall carpeting In- 40:10-74.2, at the time and plnce slated tangible household personal propertv SITUATIONS WANTED, Male 15. Beautiful view of river. Two bed- cluded. (24.000 and (25,000. Birch Drive ... ._ ^^ Jv(!nt SAVE 1114* DUMP BODY TRUCK, available to FIELD FURNITURE rooms, fireplace, dishwasher, TV. IISB or CA 2-7629. for the public hearing on flald resolu- and personal effects, tn ll remove traih from yards, attic*, col PART TIME MULT1L1TH 1250 opera month. Csll evenings, RU 18118 tion, or at* any other time and place to 1 Ian, etc. Also, equipped for contract tor. Xerography. Evenings .ml week ATTENTION BELL LAB EMPLOYEES! which the meeting for the further con. such property shall not b. e_ _assesieil I ing work. SH 7-2144. ends. SH 1-1923 sfter S p.m. WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT FIVE-ROOM HOUSE — 68 Hsrrlson Sacrifice three-bedroom, two-bath slderatlon of the resolution from time snd taxed so long as the ordinance Is CASH Ave., Red Bank. Rent »80. BH 7ranch. Recreation room, full basement, to time shall be adjourned, all persons In effect. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR painting THREE RELIABLE BOYS av.ll.ble 4117. two-car garage. One-acre plot. Patio, Inlereited shall be given an opportun. THEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED. AT reasonably done. Estimate cheerfully tor yard, nttlc, cellar cleaning. General 22 EAST FRONT STREET fully landscaped. Close to school and Ily to be heard concerning the resolu- by the TOWNSHIP COMMITTEE nf I given. BH 1-8055 or OS 1-1783. outdooi work. Call evenings. SH 7-HS9 HONEYMOON COTTAGE —Btudlo-llv churches. 122,500. Ll 2-1438. tion. Final passage thereof shall be at TOWNBHIP OF SHREWSBURY. I U*M HOME IMPROVEMKNTS-Car- KEYPORT, N. J. Ing room, kitchen, hath. Fully furnished. lesst ten days after the flrnt reading the governing body 01 laid muni. McCARthy All utilities, garage. Season or yearly, LITTLE SILVER — Foxwood Park sec- if this resolution. duality, that: pentry. electrical work, painting, In tion. Cape Cod, seven rooms. 1% baths, I terlor and exterior. All wnrk guaran- CA 2-8315. 7. In accordance ' 'llh N. J. R. B. 41): Section 1. All tangible household FINANCIAL for appointment dial CO 4-3022 wall to wall carpeting. Owner moving 20-74.3, said resolution will be con- personal property and personal effects CHEVROLET teed. Free estimates. Call 787-5674. PORT MONMOUTH - Twp-bedroom from town. 122,500. SH 1-2444. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES STORK HOURS: Monday thru house. Close to bus and train. Adults tidered on second and final passage at located within the TOWNBHIP Ol' Up to 5,000 S&H Green Stamps I MASON CONTRACTOR — wam«. curb. .he next regular meeting of the Donrd BHRBWBBURY, shall not be anisic 1 Saturday J-.OO AM. to «;00 P.M. preferred. Year round. 18T-3M9. LITTLE SILVER — Four bedrooms, IAL 4k_ _.._~u..(.A nt .n,, **« i- I patios, urepiaces. emmneys, ariveways, MOBILE SERVICE STATION for lease large Cape Cod. Oarage and base- .0 be hold Wednesday, August 16, 1901.and taxed. With the purchase Of any Car. p,,lndltlons. Leaky cellars a specialty. Front Street and Olobe Court. Red Thursday Jk Friday svenlnfs till DEAL—Furnished house. Just redeco- ment. ««1 loan. SII 1-2080. t the Meetinngg Kooftoolm of the Hoard in- Section 2. Tills ordinance shall II CA 9-1734. CA 9-3994 evenings. Bank. Reasonable rent. Limited Invest- rated. Lovely corner Hn finest • section. the Hall of Ilecor•dsr . Freehold, New ply to taxes on tangible househo T 1949 Olds 4dr. Sedan (49 .»;0O P.M FIVE-ROOM RANCH — Attached ga- personal property and personal e: 1954 Chevrolet Belsir 4-dr. Sedan | AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE — All ment. Excellent opportunity. 9-5 call Near school and shopping. Seven Jersey, at 2:00 P.M., at which time a CA 2-8049. after 1 call SH 7-5918. rooms, (three bedrooms!, 2'4 baths, rage, '4 acre lot. 11.200 down, assume public hearing will be held upon tho fects due and. payable In the yeu*- 1D64 Chevy «4-Ton Pickup kes, day and evening calls. 21" RCA TABLE MODEL TV. W5. September to June, 1155 per month FHA mortgage ot 112,570 Must sell same nml all persons will be given nn 19*12. anil thereafter so long al th t IMS Hudson Waap 32,000 Original SH 1-5748 MODERN TWO-BAY. Porcelain service Inquire Service Department, Eatontown opportunity to he heard and the Hoard ordinance shall be In effect, and shal Miles station for lease. Located in Red Bank. Mornings except Monday and Thurs IMMEDIATELY. Can be seen anytime I DO YOU HAVE an electrical prob- TV, Hwy. 35. Eatontown. LI 2-JMOOdsy. . KB 10517. after 6 p.m. at 10 Helen Lane. Hazlet. of Chosen Freeholders may proceed to not affect the obligation, lien or dut" 19M Ford Victoria Hardtop. R*H Reasonable rent. Moderate Investment give the ... to. pay any taxes, interest or pena - 1955 Plymouth Wagon Loaded lem? If so, call SI* 7-3061. No Job too H1ANOS — Save S200 or more off list NEW SHREWSBURY — FouAjedroom te resolution a second reading big, no job too small. Estimates freely for stock and equipment only. Call Sin and amtend It and thereupon pass or re- ties which have accrued or may n^- 1956 Bulck Riviera 2-dr hardtop clalr Refining Co., PR 5-3188. price on brand new 88 note Spinet ranch house, two full baths, full cellar, crue hy virtue of any assessment mad.- 1966 Mercury 4-dr. Low Price given. pianos. Ten year guarantee. Corns see WANTED TO RENT ject It with or without amendment. j "fll>gll4mi'»"ltlj yjt_n . ss 1located—to—Fallros TH_e n ni iinri a«i< d sta or which may bo made with resper. 1967 Pontlac Convertible, Black LAWN SERVICES and save We service what w« sell. 8. In accordance with N. J. R. 8. DELICATESSEN—Stock, rixturen. T<"»r CLEAN, NICELY FURNISHED 2H 01tlon, schools, churches. Five yesrs old, 40:20-74.4, upon passage, this resolu to tHxes levied for any year prior t, 1967 Oldsmoblls 2«1r. Hardtop S RS- Mowing, trimming and hedging and round business. Good l|»c»tlon. Building Tenzcr's Mualo Store. 306 Main St.. In perfect condition. Lot approximately the year 1B62. nor ahall this ordlnancV 1957 Ford Fairlane 500 Hdtp. 4-dr. odd jobs. SB 2-2157. Includes four-room apartment In rear. Lakewood. FO 3-2190 three-room apartment within walking tlon, together with a notice of the date 150x200 Asking price 120,500. Call LI and pnnsnKe or approval or both, (ihnll affect the legal authority to assess an 1958 Chevrolet 2-dr. Sedan retiring. Will take. 114.500 for all2." WATER PUMP. 7 h.p. engine. Moderate rsnt. Call BH 7-5957 after I be published st leant once In a news- Call RED BANK—Two-story, three-bedroom paper published In the County of Mon-been due and payable prior to Jar- 1958 Ford 500. 2-tir.. Hdtp., 8 cyl. terms. p.m. __^ uary 1, 1062. together with such In- 19»S Chevrolet Belnlr. 2-dr. HT. V-« EMPLOYMENT HI 2-673S. home Modern kitchen, I\i baths, recre- mouth. The Clerk of this Board shftll LUNCHEONETTE and SODA FOUN- WANTED — Three-bedroom home, Sep- ation ronm and basement. Clarago, attend to and be responsible for alteresl t and penalties ss would have 1959 Thunderblrd. Sharp TAIN—Busy corner, established t>u»l MOQERN 6x7 Cigarette showcase. 3x4 accrued thereon under any provisions 1969 Rambler Station Wagon andy showcase , and matching candy tember 1st occupancy. Four In family. walking ilfstance to all schools. Asking publication hereinbefore stated. HELP WANTED-FEMALE ness. Modern fixtures. Asking Sfl.000. Phone 1X3 6-6873. J17.500 SH 1-7203. of law amended or repealed herehy: 1959 Citroen, 4-dr., R4H Schweizer Agency, 205 Main St., Keans- rack, also Coca Cola box. 787-2855. Seconded by Mr. Woolley and adopted nor slmll this ordinance Invalidate any REGISTERED NURSE8 — All shifts, on roll call upon the following vote: 1959 Ford O.laxle 2-dr. Hdtp., White burg-. 787.0123. DELUXE KENHORE — Wringer type THREE-BEDROOM HOUSE In Fair »sse».r. and Sycamore Ave., Little 1092. In the negative: None nance or upon January 1, IM}, or _ _ WOMAN full _ part- Silver. Excellent opportunity for Indi- rr bed rooms with basement, garage, plus Absent: Mr. Sherman Floor Stick 21 ~DUMONT TABLE MODEL TV. small efficiency If po»»lble. At least luring the period between said daten. 1960 Corv.lr 4-dr. RAH time. Own transportation. Call SH 7. vidual desiring own business. For In- $65. Inquire Service Department, Eaton- CERTIFICATION Section X All ordinances or parts or 1961 Corv.lr Monza. Like Ntw formation call PA 1-1212, 8:30-5 p.m. ioox.150 vicinity Middletown. Have or pai town TV, Hwy 35, Eatontown. Ll 2- FURNISHED ROOMS mall modern 5'4 room house In ex- I HEREBY CERTIFY; THE ordinances Inconsistent herewit:hh are 1961 Renault Dauphlne, new COUNTER GIRL wanted experienced weekdays. 0400. '_ ABOVE TO BE A TRUE hereby repealed. 1961 Chevy Qreenbrler. Like New preferred but riot necessary. Apply In :ellent condition, low taxes. CO 4-HM COPY OF A RESOLUTION SERVICE STATION—For sale. Good lo- ANTIQUES — Pre-VIctorlan bedroom S1NO1JE ROOMS. Clean and comlort- Section 4. A certified copy of this lflftl Chevy Impala Conv., Like New person weekdays between ft-10 a.mcation, money maker. Must have cash. able. Reasonable rate. Garage. Gen. ASSUMES 4V4% OI mortgage, low ADOPTED BY THE BOARD shall be filed lfSl Chevy % & ";-Ton Pickups Top Hat Cleaners, Rt. 35. Mfddletown. rurnlturp, large. four-poster bed lonthly payments. Modern two bed- (SEAL) OF CHOSEN FREEHOLDERS with the I)- Call after 7 p.m. SH-7-5456. bed and dressers. 8H 7-3570. tlemen preferred. 92 Wallace St SH 1- vision ol Taxation In the Department 1991 Corvalr Pickup, Like New 5382. >oms, with atlncheil garage and bsse- Of THE COUNTY OF MON- of tii* Treasury of the State of New EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR for new con-RESTAURANT AND PIZZERIA—flood lent Conveniently located In Middle- MOUTH AT A MEETING Jersey, end with the County Board of solidated Girl Scout organization In location, open yeitr round, near sliore. town.' OUI SH 7-2138 after 4:3'! P.m. ''ELD AUGUST 1, 1BS1. rusnlton of Monmouth County. McCARthy Monmouth County. Responsibilities in- Refl.10nn.blr. CA 2-0799. IRVINO B. BBN.VBTT, clude : administration, working with MERCHANDISE WANTED REAL ESTATE FOR SALE MIDDTJETOWN -- Twn-bedroom ranch, Section S. This ordinance shall take acre, low tuxes. Price (12,300. SB Clerk fteel Immi-dlntely upon Its final pas- adult volunteers and community organ PIANOS and musical Instruments izatlona. College degree, salary $7,000 HOUSES FOR SALE Swartzel I>r. OS 1-03(19. NOTICE sage and publication as required by CHEVROLET MORTGAGES wanted. Highest prices paid. H. Ten- aw. subject to the provisions herein to Jft,(H)O depending on experience. An- Eer 306 Alain St.. Lskewnod or Fox- BUJBRONWEST END -- Choice loca- NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVKN that contained. 151 First Ave. AT 1-3830 nual Increments, retirement plan, month croft 3-2190. tion. California ranch. Bedroom wing, til* forPKolne resolution wan Intnxluced ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS vacation. Send resume with Job ref- MORTGAGE MONEY living wing, around 2O«4O' patld. three and paaitd first reading at the meting PUBLIC NOTICE Open 8 a.m.-B p.m. Saturday to 0 6" JOINTER in good condition, rea erences to "Director", Box 511, Red Loan. 25 years. BERG tile baths, lovely oak floors. CA J 5777. of the Roard of Choaen Frephnidcni Th* foregoing ordinance wan Intro- Rank. ' sonable. Evenings or week ends, call nt the County of Monmouth held AiiKUat duced and paned first reading at a NO POINTS SH 7-0447 AT 10001. VETERANS 2 1961, and wan laid over for ieconri regulAr meeting of the To-wnihlp Com- WANTED, PIANO — Will pay cart- LOTS AND ACREAGE and final paiiiat.* at a meeting of thpmittee of 8hrew»l>ury Townihip held age only. Call NO DOWN PAYMENT Board oI-Chosen-Freehotdert-to bo hpui tm-Au|EUeV-li--19fl.-tnrt Wtt.~EoinT lip for final consideration inri paiiage at _ ._ 8E-2-2B95 :: - - U)Va FOR BALE - Middletown "Area. Wedneiday, August 10, 1061, at the RU 1-2020. or Meeting Room of the Hoard In thr* IlnM a regular meeting of said governing FILL DIRT WANTED — Locust Point "~~$63 Per Month Phont o( ' Recordi, Freehold, New Jprupy, body to he htld Hank SH 7-3000 RtO BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES CARL B. JONEB--Painting and dec- 1 Day -.._. :— _McLlnt Fucl Oil — Heating nACHfiHt7NT> PUPPIES — AKC. raised Appliance Repairs orating, acneral contrnctlnR. Free Monmoutli County Office FOR RANCH HOMES 3 Days Consecutive ..._ _S2c Lin* estlmntes Call HII \-43*l 24 tinurs with children. MIDDLETOWN -- Holmdel sres. Twn APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- FUEL Oil, A HEATING—Call SH 81 l__l -8728 4 Days Consecutive _S0cLIn» tion. Residential and commercial wir- 0610. Oil Delivery. Inc., Bervic* Rt. 35, Middletown, N. J, three or four hedrooms. Up tn flti.OOO. ing. Allen Blectrlc SH 7-0611 Sales. 3 Herbert St.. Red Bank. Public Stenographer SBVEflAL HAI)I)LE~HOR8E8 for «nit\ Call BARONET REALTY. Hailet. CO 5 Days Consecutive .35e Lin* Ainu hoarded at Davry'i Stftblf. Call 4-2010. BARB SERVICES AT 1-265:1 after 6 pm, Jil D-.ys Consecutive -24c Lint HANDYMAN SPECIAL desired. UMII. M Days Consecutive 2Jc Unt Auctioneer Home Improvements TYPING — Publicity; Bookkeeping KEEI'T;P~WITH TiTE~TIME8 with an THE BERG AGENCY but not abused, eight to twelve-room Service. JMImpofrraphlng. Will pickup unuauftl ltUlo Auulft from "Down Un- Blind eds using rhe Register's P. O. Bos 2fte extra. ALTERATIONS, repairs, roofing, sid- and deliver. CA 0-330O. "Personalised Bervlce" within 10 mile radius of Keyport. Box B. O. COATS — An essential Auction ing, cabinet making, Frss estimates. der", now available from leading .breed- 23, Keyport, N.J. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 W. Murray. r874877. er of top ntock. Call BH 1-2811 for an OSborns 111000 Yearly Contract Rates on Request Norwood Ave.. DesL Phone KEIIogg Radio-Television Repair appoint rnrnt, "Vou'lt lcav* wllh %n Minimum Insertion Three Lines 1-84*1. O PUIMBRANO "Th» Carpenter." Aussie." Daily 0-9 Saturday and Sunday 10-7 U STINGS" WANTED Experienced alterations, repair work. Right to classify, edit or reject any advertisement Is reserved A. O. RADIO & rUMrfVUSION CO.— COLLIE -- Eight month old male. Kor thn Rfd Bank Arc* out-Inside KH 1-4151. SH 7-5401 123 Shrewsbury Ave. Sri 1-4761 SERV- by The Rsclsier Irl sable. f6.V Papers registered. Call Multiple Lining flyntem Auto and Truck Rental WORK1NU MAN'S contractor-Alter- ICE WHILE YOU WAIT CO 4 »12B. NEW HOME' We will not oe responsible for errora, unless tbey ara detected ations, additions, painting, masonry, Call: HOUSTON WATKIIBURY tutors the sennnd Insertion. all those little lobs LO 6-1714 Roofing, Siding and Insulation PUPPIEB — BIX weeks old, mixed ]B Writ Front St,, Rrd Bank No cancellations will be accepted or changes made ID advertise- AVIS—Rent a, new car or truck- Low breed. Price Is a good home. Call UNCROFT " 011 7-3500 rasnts one bour after receipt at office. rate) Maple Ave.. Red Bank. SH 7- O3 1-1719 ftfler 5 p.m. Over $3,000,000 iold by MU» 0308. PR 4 5214. Dally 7 s_m.-10 p.m. insulation A Siding Corp. Certified Three targe bedrooms, large dlnln. In three month* INSURANCE JohliB-Manvllle contractor. PR 6-8407 COLLIE - -AKC, female, spayed, one room, living room, completely modern DEADLINE 5:00 P.M. Day Btfor« Pablleatlea or Adam Llnzmayer AT ICC02. kitchen, two complete baths, large DISSATISFIED with present Insur- year old. Love.. .s_ everybody.... Beautiful YOUR HOME NEEDED! We need CLABSITIEI) D131-LAV coloring. Sacrifice 185. Ll 3-3274. age. hot water oil fired baseboard homes with two lo four bedrooms In Building Contractor ancs? Want a better deal? Call Dunn OLSON CO. Ir-C. - Roofing. Biding 4 t, 103x149 plot. Roma Court. Call 1:00 A.M. Oar Betore rnbllcatloo with proof twa> 4a»e baton Insurance Agency. SH 1-5533. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed SH 1-7002 or LI 2-0H1 for appointment. Red Bank area, 112-125,000 price for 10 years PR 5-O705—AT 1 0540. range, where owner would "TRADE" pablleatloa. NEW HOMKB. alterations, repairs. NEW MONMOUTH — Minutes to Bell for an alr-cpru!ltloned three-bedroom Highest quality work. For estimates REAL ESTATE FOR RENT ml den ranch i or a two-family Income call Hsrbert Elgenrsucn. BH 1-8201. Odd Jobs Tel. Answering Service Labs. Lovely tiiree-bedroom ranch. Ex- Call Classified—SH 1-0010 or OS 10525 APARTtVIEfVTS cellent condition. Full basement, at- property, with city sewers; or a four HAVE _... LET UB BE your secretary. No neeo. tached garife, screened porch, dining bedroom ranch with basement end NIGHTS, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY * RC1> BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS! lobs such as wallpaper removed, small to miss calls. 24 hour answering SUMMER RENTAL .— Furnlshsd 2-3-4 room, ceratnlo tile bath. Includes wall two-car garag* In a preferred resl Storm» windows, siding, awning*. lawns, fence building, window clean- service. SII 1-47O0. bcilroom apartments. North Long to wall carpeting, blinds, aluminum tlentlal section, A quick, money saving SII 7-2653 or SH I-4I2S. Ing; minor repairs. AH work guaran- Branch, occanfrnnt, private beach. CA storms and screens. Walking distance »nd convenient exchange can be ef- Dial SH 1-1110 teed; reasonable. Call T*O LI 2-0J42. 10 churches, parochial and public fected for you. WALKEft A WALKER I)-IBM. _ - Realtors. "Trade Consultants," M Calls on private telephones are toll-free lo OS 1-OHa Rom Utt Vacuum Cleaner Repair schools, shopping center, Newark and following stations: LOweli *. COIfai 4. 717 (Kssnsburil WHttney I aPAa0U5~FivB" ROOMS — Oaiden New York buses, Assume low 4% per Broad St., Shrewsbury. SH 1-6212. Cesspool Cleaning Painting and Decorating ELECTROLUX apartment. Two bedrooms, large living cent GI mortgage. Cash 16.600. Prlncl Rl. 38. Hstlel. CO 45212. Calls on private leiepnonee are toll-fret to Iri 1-O010 Irom UM Bales Service Buppllee rarnn dining room, modern kitchen, pals only. OB l-256« after » p.m. following stations. ATlantlo Highlands 1, CApltai I and I, Ulwrty t. LOU1B CASBAN -Painter, decorator, .720 Mattlaon Ave., Asbury Park. For tile b*th. Centrally located In fine Action! Thars what The" Register 8&ITHJ IAN KB dry wells serviced. Classified ads have been selling foi Highland! *. Oiborne 1. RUmson 1. Ui Bright X and Uiadyelde 1 Leichlng field added Baeknoe work. paperhanger, 20 rears experience. «] prompt home service or free checkup residential area In Red Bank. 1149 perFIVE-ROOM BUNtiALOW — Porch, on and T. C. H. Wilson. BH 11MS. Chapln Ave. Ml I-17M after • p.m. on your Clectrolut, call PR 1-4)601. month. Available Immediately. IH lot 100x100. Port Monmouth. Will seen their advertisers for over three-quer 7673. flee to settle estate. 787-11W. ters ot a century.—Advertisement. State Lifts license* 14—Monity, Augu* 7, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS TUB MENACE fcy HANK KETCHAH p Unit Of Four for Speeding Red Crow swimming certifi- -jUENTON — Four Monmouth Swimmers' c&tfis: Sets Dance County mntorUU, convicted un- Candy Growcock, Beth Ann der the 60-70 speed program, Herri*, Barbara Kelly, Mar- have lost their license* tor 30 Certificates garet Liaderman, Lynn Peauttl, In Sea Bright days, according to Ned J. Parse- Julie Simpson, Pat Stoke, June SEA BRIGHT -The Patrol- kian, acting motor vehicle direc- Lynn Walton, Kathleen Welsh, tor. Are Issued Charles Morris and Drew Patey, men'a Benevolent Association, They are Charles's. Ennis, 42, beginners, and Eileen and Kath- Local 48, will hoM its sixth an- SEA * BRIGHT - Mrs. • Evi of 24 Herbert St., Red Bank; leen Judge, Megan Kimble, Deb- nual ball at the Peninsula House Dehnz, swimming Instructor o Woodrow Carter, 30, of Long bie and William Wagner, Peggy Saturday night, Sept. 9. Affiliated Bridge Rd., Colts Neck; George Ship Ahoy Beach Club, an Ann Wayrynen, Jim and Tim members of the PBA unit are the Beal, 39, of Spring Valley Rd., nounced this week that the fel Begley, Richard Ellery, Jimmy police departments of Rumson, Morganville, and Willie Barnes, lowing Students have qualified fo Johnston, John Munger, Richard Fair Haven, Highlands, Atlantic Pisani, Scott Slaughter, Randy Highlands and this place. 66 of Asbury Park. Snoke, and William Wagner. Serving on the dance commit- According to Carl Flemming, tee are John Gaynor, chairman; LEGAL NOTICE — the club's manager, another se- Richard Davis, treasurer, and FUIILIO NOTICE ' ries of swimming instruction has James Halligan, Walter Mona- An ordinaries Entitled "AN ORDI- ANCE PROVIDING FOR AND AU- begun at the club, to be com han, John Carmody and. Robert WORKING?THE COOTTRUCTKMI OP pleted later this month. O'Neill, trustees. TENNIS COURTS BY THE BOITFJUGH OF SHREWSBURY AND APPROPRI- ATING THE SUM OF J5JQ0.0Q THERE- FOR" wa* presented for introduction Maimier Authorized \ It pays to advertise in The and first reading on July 10, 1961 by Register.—Advertisement. Mayor and Council of Borough of Shrewsbury and on AUftU*t 1, lMl wu To Defend Zone Board finally adopted and approved. 1 NEW SHREWSBURY — Milton JAMES DUX, A CONCRETE EXAMPLE Mayor Mausner, borough attorney, Borough of Shrewsbury Thursday night was authorized OFOEPENDAaUTV AWMtI ISTHB FAST AND _ JEAN W. FABRY by the Mayor and Council to de- Clerk fend the Zoning Board of Adjust- RELIABLE SERVICE OF Aug. 7 13-60 ment in a lawsuit filed by H. E. PUBLIC NOTICE An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- Westlake, Jr. AWARD WINNERS — Mist Margaret Shanley of Rum- AY FUTURE NANCE REGULATING AND PROHIB- The suit contests a board de- ITING THE PARKING OF MOTOR SAVS ITS A \Z MEANS AND OTHER VEHICLES ON CERTAIN cision which permits construc- son, left, and Miss Sara Everdell of Red Bank, right, chat "Afo/w foot taiGERAroR."nwr S/X STREETS, AND PROVIDING TOR BOSS TEMPORARY "EMERGENCY^ NO SEE US FOR ALL tion of a swim club on Riverdale with Miss Anne Roebuck, director of the Monmouth GtiYSCW/10 COO.THEIR FEETATTHE SMffaMg?* PARKING" SIGNS IN THE BOROUGH Ave. OF SHREWSBURY" was presented for Memorial Hospital School of Nursing of Monmouth Medi- Introduction and tlrst reading on July YOUR PHOTO NEEDS ID 1961 by Mayor and Council of Bor. cal Center, after graduating ceremonies Saturday. The He enlisted in the Air Force ouRh of Shrewsbury and on August 1, 1961 was finally adopted and approved. Guess Who? two graduates won the Annie C. Wimpfheimer awards G. D. Brown in May, 1959, and has been s(a JAMES BLY, o W« carry a complett Mayor -asssss* for high scholastic achievements, outstanding nursing tioned at Lackland Air Force Borough of Shrewsbury Iin« of famous brand Base in Texas and the Flight Attest: - - - -- — .__ ability and active participation in student affairs. Is Assigned JEAN W. FABRY Test Center at Edwards Air Clerk camsrai and accessor- WHO 1 ? ? AU(C. 7 *3.78 Force Base in California. ial. Bring your cameras To Korea PUBLIC NOTICE An ordinance entitled "AN ORDI- FAIR HAVEN — Airman sec- ANCE TO EX PRES9LY EXEM PT her* for expert repair ~~!AL PROPERTY OF CITIZENS ond class Gilbert D. Brown, 14 ,ND RESIDENTS OF THE BOR- tervice. Allen St., has arrived at Kimpo UGH OF SHREWSBURY. IN THE IOUNTY OF MONMOUTH AND Air Base, Korea, where he had ITATE OF NEW JERSEY, OF THE LGE OF 65 OR MORE YEARS HAV- We Have Everything been assigned to the 58th Com- JNO. AN INCOME NOT XN EXCESS OF munications and Guidance Squad- i»,000.00 PER YSAR, FROM TAXA- TION DUE AND PAYABLE IN 1961 ron./ AND THEREAFTER AS AUTHORIZED for the BY CHAPTER 9 OF THE XJKWB OF Xirman Brown is a ground 1961 OF THE STATE OF NEW JER. comrnunications equipment re- SEY fAN ACT CONCERNING EXEMP- CAMERA FAN TIONS FROM TAXATION ON REAL pairman. PROPERTY OF CITIZEN'S AND RESI* DENTS OF TlflS STATE OF* THE AGE .OF 65 OR MORE YEARS HAV- ATTEND INSTITUTE ING AN INCOME NOT IN EXCESS OF $5,000.00 PER YEAR, AND SUP- DORN'S Photo Shop NEW BRUNSWICK - Richard PLEMENTING CHAPTER 4 OF TITLE Fosko of 80 First Ave., Atlantic 54 OF THE REVISED STATUTESi 15 Wallow StrMt was presented for Introduction and first Highlands, is among those at- reading on July 10. 1961 by Mayor and Supplies and Equipment tending the Rutgers Biology In- Council of Borough of Shrewsbury and on August 1, 1961 was finally adopted stitute for High School Teachers. and approved. SH 7-2273 or SH 7-2274 JAMES BLY, ... is a bachelor. Supported by the National Mayor Science Foundation, the institute Borough of Shrewsbury seeks to promote the philoso- Attest: JEAN W. FABRY phies, procedures and materials Clerk GOING TO NEWARK? of the biology curriculum. The •No-Grease! No-Stick Frying! Aug. 7 IT. 02' institute is under the direction of NOTICE Dr. Paul G. Pearson, associate THE MERCHANTS TRUST COMPANY OF RED BANK, N. j. professor of zoology. Shareholders' SEeettoc Notice Is hereby given that, pursu- ant to call of its directors, a special Five of the graduates are for- meeting of the shareholders of The mer psychiatric technicians at Merchants Trust Company of Red Bank, N. J., will be held at ill banking Marlboro, who have recieved full house at No. 150 Broad Street, In the Borough ot Red Bank, State of New tuition scholarships from the state Jersey, on Friday, the l&th day of and worked part-time at Marlboro September, 1961, at 3:30 p.m., lor the purpose of considering and determining while taking their nursing courses by vote whether an agreement to con- flol Idate the said bank and Asbury They are Mrs. Demi, Mrs. Park-Manasquan National Bank lo- rump, Mr. Brown, Mr. Law- cated in the City of Asbury Park, State of New Jersey, under the provisions TWO TO A FAMILY — Mrs. Howard Demi, honor grad- son.and Mr. Mitchell. of the laws o( the United Statts, shall be ratified and confirmed, subject to uate of Monmouth Memorial Hospital School of Nursing, Mrs. Demi's husband, also a tho approval of the Comptroller of the technician at Marlboro, will enter Currency, WanhtnKton, D. C, and for the purpose of voting upon any other Monmouth Medical Center, is seen after commencement MMC School of nursing in Sep- matters incidental to the proposed con- soUilation ot iho two banks, A copy exercises Saturday with her husband, who will enter the tember, also on a scholarship of the aforesaid agreement, executed basis. by a majority of the director! of each school as a freshman in September. Both are employed of the two banks, providing lor the The graduates will take their consolidation, Is on file at the bank at Marlboro State Hospital. Mr. Demi will go through and may be Inspected during business IT'S examinations for licenses next hours, -or any place elie In tin Buffalo, New York nursing school, as his wife did, on a scholarship granted November, with one exception. Mrs. Robinson will, by special KENNETH H. MCQUEEN. EASY area. Just dial Ara* Code Numbtr 71$, then the by Marlboro to psychiatric technicians. > President. arrangement, take her exam this number you want Area Codes ir» .the key July 38 to Sept. « «60.74 TO week, so she can leave immedi- to easy telephoning to «ny place. Every NOTICE PHONE area has a code. You'll find them In the front ately to join he husband on CLEANS ITSELF WITH A RINSE'. Notice In horeby given that waled pages ol your phone book. Please use them for Monmouth Medical Formosa where he is stationed bids will he received by the Borough Council of Little Silver for mainte- out-of-state calls, NEW JERSEY BELL with the Army. FULL 10-INCH nance and repair materials In the Bo-' Fry invention cooks like crajy-without ;h of Little Silver In the County o' fats, shortening, oil, butter. Plop in an egg, "T-FU." FRY MN Monmouth with an estimated amour' flip a flapjack, turn » steak-nothing sticks of 7,867 S. Y. Surface Teatment and Dipltomas Go to 25 to "T-FAL".. . except enthusiasm! opened and read in public at the Bor- ough Hall on August 22. 1961 at 8:00 Cleaning's a joy, and almost magical. It P. M.. Daylight Saving Time. the School of Nursing, presented cleans itself in a rinse. Scouring work? Tut! Specifications and forms of bids, for LONG BRANCH — A class of Steel-wool work? Oh, no! Just turn on tha 7" 4.95 the proposed work, prepared by Otis 25 graduates received diplomas pins to the graduates. R. Seaman, Borough, Engineer and ap- water faucet and "T-FAL" comes whistling proved by the state Highway Com Saturday from Mrs. Clarence Un- These were, in addition to the clean. Get yours today. missioncr, have been filed In the o'- three awards winners: Erma lice, of the said engineer at 485 Broad- terberg, president of the board of 9" 5.98 way. Long Branch', N. J. and of «&!•', governors, at the commencement Crump, Red Bank; Mary Ann State Highway Commissioner, Trento New Jersey, and may be inspected b;- of-the MonmouthJVlemoxiaLHospi-, Zirjoj^_Ejtantown;_ Horace J, prospective bidders,-, during. ~.J?ujiner^_ Brown, Atlantic Highlands; 10" 6.98 hours. tal school of Nursing of Mon- Bidders will be furnished With a mouth Medical Center. James L. Lawson, Keyport; Lynn copy ot Un» specifications by the en- Richards, West Long Branch; •WITH FREE GIFT! gineer on proper notice and payments Mrs. Alice M- Demi of Ocean of cost ot preparation. Bids must, br port won the Dr. Albert A. Berg Carolyn White, Belmar; Lula 12-inch spatula of satiny 12" 8.98 made (in standard proposal forms In Mae Robinson, Neptune; Eleanor the manner designated therein and re- SA YE by the 10thaward for the graduate with the sculptured wood. quired by the specifications, must b- Scott, Long Branch; Doris Diane endoaert In sealed envelopes, bearlnr highest scholastic average. Newman, Sea Girt; George • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY the name and address of-bidder am' Miss Margaret Shanley. Rum- name nf road on outsit!©, Addressed to Thomas Mitchell, Neptune; Mar- STORE HOURS: 8 A.M. TO $ P.M. the Mayor and Borough Council, Bor- and son, and Miss Sara Everdell. Red WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 ough of Little Silver, N. J. and must tha Apostolou, Spring Lake be accompanied by a Non-Collusion Bank, received the Annie O. Heights; Alleen Jo Bruner, "Between Yanko's & Reussllles" Affidavit and a certified check lor not REUSSILLES' less than ten (10) per cent Of the Wimpfheimer Awards for seniors Gibbstown; Winifred S. Cleaver, amount bid, provided said check, necl with MRh scholastic achievement, not be more than $20,000.00 nor not EARN Plalnfield; Virginia Farr, Spring 36 BROAD ST. less than $500.00 and be delivered at outstanding ability in the pract.se Lake: Louis Giglio, Brick Town; the placp on or before the hour named RED BANK P • above. The standard proposal form ami of nursing, and active participa- Albert J. Hoagland, Freehold; Mi- the Non-Collusion Affidavit are attached tion In student affairs. chelle M. Maher, Decatur, III.; 32 Bread St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank tn (he supplemental specifications, cop- from ies of which wll be furnished on ap- The Wimpfheimer awards for Ethel Carol Michelson, Nutley; ALL V.ORK GUARANTEED plication to engineer. "By Order of the Mayor and Borough freshmen went to Mrs. Ruth Bolte Kay Ann Shaw, Goshen; Hilda Council. the and Miss Barbara Pfelfer, both Stoneburner Edinburg, Va.; Dor- P. PAUL CAMPI, Mayor. of Freehold. othy Fay Tilton, Farmingdale, OALVIN A. ROWS, Acting Clerk," July 31, Aug. 7 flB.81 The awards were presented by and Joyce Lee Weigand, West Miss Harriet Cook, secretary of New York. NOTICE FIRST HOI.MDEI, TOWNSHIP the board of managers. Miss Bruner, president of the COUNTY OF MONMOUTH, Lloyd Wescott, president of the student government organization, NEW JERSEY Announcement Notice in hereby given that sealed state Board of Control of the gave the farewell address. blrts will he received by the Town- LIBERAL DIVIDENDS ship Committee of Holmdel Town- Department of Institutions and The invocation was given by ship, N. J. for the Improvement of Laurel Avenue with 6" Macadam' Basn PAID TWICE YEARLY, Agencies, gave the commence- Rev. William C. Anderson of St. and other work Incidental thereto ami ment address. He was introduced James Catholic Church, Red opened-tind-read-ln publicat"thff"TOWrF~ ship Hall, Holmdel. N, J., on Aug. 10, CAN BE YOMtS: by~Monroe~EiMit'i, piesiUenl uf Bank, and the hgnedlction~riy 1961, at 8 o'clock P.M. the board of governors of the Rev. W. Robert Oswald, Lutheran Plans, specifications and form of bids, contract and bonfl for the pro- AT MAINSTAY hospital. Church of the Reformation Long poned work, prepared by Otis R, Sea- man, Township Engineer, have been Miss Anne Roebuck, director of Branch. filed In the otftcp. of snirt Engineer nl CLEANERS 485 Rroatlwny, Lontf B ranch, N. J., FEDERAL! and may be inspected hy prospective bidders during business hours, Bid- rlero will be furnished with a copy of ttie sped (icatioriR by the Engineer upon proper notice and payment for thf* coat thereof. has been given the Rids muM hf> made on the Standard REMEMBER, YOU Proposal forma in th« manner des- ignated flip rein as required by the Hprclficiitinnfi; must !>« enclosed in sralfld envelopes henring the name anil address ot the hlddcr and name of WILL RECEIVE exclusive franchise of work on the outnldr, addressed to the Mayor rind Township Committee and munt he accompanied by a Proposal Bond and a Certified check mad« DIVIDENDS payable to the order of the Municipal Treasurer in the sum of not less than 10% of the amount of th« bid Current xcopt that the amount of the check AS OF AUGUST 1st need not nicerrl $30,000.00 and nhall hn Dividend Rate not less than W0O.00 and hn delivered »tt the plstcc and on the hour nbovi* named, Thr Standard Proposal Forms ON SAVINGS" Karpet-Kare Cleaning will bf fiirnlshnd upon application' to • p Engineer, — s ruoio - Tho award of the contract for this ork will not ho made until lh*» nccfiisary monies to do the work havn DEPOSITED THROUGH hern piuvliled by the Township In a by lawful manner. The Engineer or thn Township Com- mittee reserves the right to require a AUGUST 10th! complete financial and experience statement from prospective bidders be- BIGELOW SANFORD CARPET CO. fore furnishing proposal forms op spec), Per Annum ficatlonn. or before awarding contract In accordance with R.B. 10:60-5. The The famous cleaning method developed by BIGELOW exclusively Nfcht is alno reflerved to reject any or all bids, or to waive any tnrormalltlM, wtilch such -informality In not detri- for wall-to-wall carpet will be used in mental in the hpst Interests of the CHILD ADULT AND WEDDING Municipality. The right fs also re- nerved to incrra.ie nr decrease th" MAINSTAY your home by Kleenixe experts. nntltfPK In Hie manner designated In PORTRAITURE P specification. By Order nf the* Mayor ?r\A Th* FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Township Committee of the Township 35 S1LVERTON AVENUE, LITTLE SILVER. N. J. CALL CApital 2-5042 of HnlmrtPl, N. J. •'• 36 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK JAM KB H. ACKRiRHON, Miyor SH I .0232 DANIEL 8, BLY, Clerk , 1. 7 |25.74