DISTRIBUTION Weather TODAY 7 «JB. umperaiure M. Sunny toby tad tomorrow, fclgi our THEDMLY M. Clew tonight, low in the Ms. 23,825 Sunday, fair, seasonably warm. See weather, page 2. ^ J NORTHERN MONMOUTH'S HOME NEWSPAPER DIAL 7414)010
Issued daily, Monday through Friday. Second Class PostsJI VOL. 87, NO. 25 Paid *X. Red Bask &nd it Additional Mailing Offices. FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1964 7c PER COPY. PAGE ONE Ranger Lands on Moon
BULLETIN | from both wide and narrow anglei where a few years hence Apollo Some of the pictures for which With the pictures expected PASADENA, Calif. (AP)—Rang- cameras." the spokesman said. astronauts may land. scientists were waiting were ex- from Ranger, designers of the er 7 made a historic crash land- 'We can not determine quality of At 6:15 a.m., 10 minutes before pected to show objects the size future Apollo moon craft hoped ing on Ihe moon today after all the pictures at this moment but the scheduled impact the spokes- of an automobile. to determine whether American six of its television cameras ap- ge are receiving excellent video astronauts would have to land 1 man said all indications were Atmpspheric conditions prevent parently transmitted the first signals from both systems, ' that the television cameras were telescopes on earth from dis- on a smooth or rugged surface. close up pictures of unknown The Goldstone Station where functioning properly. tinguishing objects less than a The Sea of Clouds, a relatively terrain where astronauts some transmissions are received is on "It appears that all six cam- quarter-mije in diameter. flat plain southwest of the center day may tred. the Mojave desert east of here. eras are functioning properly," The closest pictures made in of the visible side of the moon, It is a facility of the jet propul- he said. the past ranged 37,000 to 43,000 is being considered as a possi- ble landing spot for the Apollo PASADENA, Calif. (AP)-Pic- sion laboratory, which made and miles from the moonr'~ During the 13 minutes and 40 craft in 1969. ture signals from the spacecraft controls Ranger 7. These photographs were taken seconds of picture taking, the 806- Twelve previous U.S. probes Ranger 7 were received at 6:08 by Russia's Lunik HI, which fo- The Spacecraft was launched pound spacecraft would be plung- of the moon have failed — six a.m. today, the Goldstone Track- cused on the dark side of the Tuesday from Cape Kennedy, ing the last 1,100 miles toward its of them in the $200 million Rang- ing Station reported, indicating Fla., to photograph lunar terrain destruction. moon Oct. 7, 1959. first transmission of close up er program. photographs of the moon. The predecessor of Ranger 7, Cameras were turned on at 6:07 Ranger 6, was the best of the a.m. as the vehicle streaked dur- 12 probes. It reached the moon ing its final minutes of life toward Ranger 7's Timetable last February but failed to trans- a crash landing in the Moon's Sea mit any photographs. of Clouds. earth sensors lock on earth's reflected light) No Threat A success with the pictures PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Here is the — 3:45 p.m. would indicate a turn in the tide Jet Propulsion Laboratory's timetable of Yesterday, there was no threat of failures that has seen 12 Ranger's 7's three-day journey to the moon Wednesday — so far of the technical troubles straight lunar investigation mis- (all times Eastern Standard): Start of midcourse maneuver to correct that foiled six previous Ranger trajectory — 5 a.m. sions go awry. Tuesday — shots; Completion of midcourse maneuver — Applause broke out in the news Dr. William H. Pickering, di- Liftoff at Cape Kennedy — 11:50.07 a.m. 6:28 a.m. (Ranger turned 5.6 degrees on one room of the Jet Propulsion Labo- rector of the Jet Propulsion Lab- Ejection of shroud, a covering that pro- axis and 86.8 degrees on another. Mid- ratory here when a spokesman oratory which made and is guid- ' tected the spacecraft during launch — 11:55 course motor fired for 49 seconds, reducing said "preliminary analysis shows ing Ranger 7 on its 228,000 mile a.m. ranger's speed by 67 miles an hour so the that we are receiving pictures voyage, said the insect-shaped E ANGER 71 spacecraft would hit the face rather than the from Ranger 7." Separation of Atlas and Agena rockets — spacecraft has passed the worst 11:55 a.m. backside of the moon.) RANGER TARGET TO LAND—Dotted lines extending from sketch of Ranger 7 space- The first transmissions were of its hurdles and has a four-out- from two wide angle cameras on First Agena bum —11:58 a.m. Thursday — Ranger was in cruise posi- of-five chance of success. tion, its solar panels locked on the sun, its craft indicates approximate area of moon's surface where landing is expected to take the spacecraft made from an alti Second Agena burn (injection into lunar - high-gain directional antenna facing the Upped Odds place. Ranger 7 is streaking so accurately toward the moon that no last minute ma- tude of about 1,300 miles. trajectory) — 12:20 p.m. earth. He upped the odds from 50-50 neuver will be required to make sure its cameras are aimed properly. Officials at Pasa- Three minutes later the spokes Ranger-Agena separation — 12:22 p.m. man said signals were being re The expected, approximate schedule of Wednesday after a minor tra- dena, Calif., have narrowed the impact area to a zone 30 by 120 miles in the Sea of ceived from four narrow-angle Solar panels deployed — 12:51 p.m. climactic events today: jectory adjustment 100,000 miles Clouds. Area is just southwest of the center of the moon's lighted side. Spacecraft cameras, started when the space- Sun acquisition (panel sensors lock on 8:10 a.m. — TV system warm-up; 80" out in space aimed Ranger 7 has tiny jets that can change its attitude in' space to aim the cameras. craft had plunged- down to about sun, ranger transfers from battery power to seconds later full TV power occurs and pic- at a 5O-by-30O-mile area 1B the 900 miles above the lunar surface. solar power) — 1:05 p.m. ture^taking starts, Sea of Clouds, just southwest of (AP Wirephoto) "We are receiving pictures Earth acquisition (high-gain antenna's 8:25 a.m. — Impact. the center of the moon. Report Kennedy, Shriver Out of Running Mate Consideration Humphrey, McCarthy High on Johnson's List • '' "^™ ' • ^^ ^^ . . : ^* ^ i • • ur-*t n limn Him if! W"i[ ii mnifii n I'IUHIII'1"IIIH»I WASHINGTON (AP) — Presi- win elective office without lean- dent Johnson's sweeping knock- ing on any Kennedy. out of Ally. Gen. Robert F. Ken- The feeling was that to elimi- nedy and others from the lineup nate any emotional surge for °Lv'ce presidential possibilities the attorney general, the Presi- focuseS 'SpecuTation today on dent was willing to eliminate a Minnesota's Sens. Hubert H. whole lineup ol possib!e'*ca"ridi Humphrey and Eugene J. Mc- dates he never really had con- Carthy as his probable choice sidered., for a running mate. Among'those who hit the dust, In an unprecedented action only ShriveY, a Roman Catholic Thursday the President elimi- and a brother-in-law of the late nated nearly all the major pos- President Kennedy, and McNa- sibilities for the No. 2 spot — in- mara had received the sort of cluding Kennedy, Peace Corps presidential praise that pointed Director Sargent Shriver and toward them as potential candi- Secretary of Defense Robert S. dates." McNamara. U.N. Ambassador Adlai Stev- Political Image ensonj a two-time loser as Dem- The consensus among many ocratic standard bearer, was knowledgeable Democrats was among those knocked out of that Johnson, calculating that consideration for second spot on he has established his own polit- Ihe ticket to be chosen at the Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey Robert F. Kennedy Sargent Shriver Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy ical image strongly, wants to (See HUMPHREY, Page 3) John Birch Backer Hits 'Smear Stuff Long Branch Probe By WILLIAM HENDERSON MONMOUTH BEACH - Are Five Testify PRESIDENTIAL ANNOUNCEMENT — President John- the reports that the John Birch son, talking last night to newsmen in ihe White House i^ announces he hat eliminated six men as vice presidential armed with guns true? The answer came from George possibilities. He said he would.name his choice in due F, Talarico, 42, who is doubling InInquiry time. The President said he would not recommend any in brass here as a vacationist from Nutley and a recruiter for member of the cabinet, or anyone who meets regular- the society. ly with the cabinet, for second place on the Democratic 'That talk is the usual smear ticket.- (AP Wirephoto) stuff," he told this reporter in an interview. On Contracts "Do you think I would be telling you about our operations and FREEHOLD — Five Long Branch officials testified for Sea Bright Incident what we are trying to accomplish more than three hours yesterday as the county Grand Jury if worked behind closed doors," wound up taking evidence in an extended probe of two 1963 he added. city public works contracts. Talarico's quiet moves to bring County Prosecutor Vincent P. Keuper said outcome of the new local members into the John inquiry, which was triggered by a report of a special study 15 Youths Birch Society were not revealed committee of the new City Council last summer, will be made until he placed g tiny ad in Ihe known at the panel's final meeting Sept. 8. Register last Tuesday reading: The jury can vote indictments, vote "no bill," which "The John Birch society—for in- means a finding of no cause for action, or comment on the formation write P.O. Box 387, situation through presentment. In Brawl; MonTHoTlth-BeHcrr." - - The final witnesses were City Attorney Louis R. Aikins "The response, has been very and Health Officer Joseph F. Emmons, who were making good" he said. their second appearances; Councilman Walter George; City The society member who said Treasurer Catherine Howland, and Miss Margaret Tomaini, One Injured he is a chemist was indoctrinated a city employee. into the group two years ago. CHOW TIME — Rumson's three aspirants to the see-saw sitting "world record" Mr. Emmons was acting city manager during the period Father Immigrant when the contracts were being completed for filling a city SEA BRIGHT—A fight between Lloyd, 119 Pinckney Rd., Little consume tteak dinners last night in Rogers Park, Rumson. Paul Keany, 12, loft, two teenagers outside a dance at Silver. Police said he was sitting "My father came here as an dump near, the Lena Conrow School in North Long Branch and the Trade Winds Beach Club, in a friend's car, waiting to leave immigrant from Algeria and 'I relishes his meal as Mrs. Nicholas Egidio, wife of the owner of The Colony Restau- building comfort stations and food stands on city beaches. Ocean Aver, last night erupted in- the dance, when fighting broke was born in America. I'm for rant, feeds Billy O'Brien, 10, center. Mrs. Robert Bossone, Rumson, a waitress at Former Acting City Manager J. 0. Jones had been the everything this country stands chief executive officer when the contracts were awarded and to a short-lived brawl that in- out around him. As he left the the restaurant, feeds Fred "Ricky" Comstock, II. volved about 15 youths. car and tried to leave the lot, for, first last and always," he work was begun. A 17-year-old Little Silver he • was stabbed in the right said. FINDINGS REPORT youth, who was trapped in his shoulder, police said. He was "What we are trying to do is to After the new council took office, July 1, and City Mana- car during the melee, received a taken by his friends to Riverview stop the infiltration of Commu Learn Mark Is Now 103 Hours ger James F. Roosevelt had been employed, the special com- luperficial puncture wound when H.ospital, Red Bank, where four nists into the government, which mittee turned over a report of its findings to Mr. Roosevelt he was stabbed in the shoulder. stitches were required to close is what Sen. Joe McCarthy and for action. the wound. Martin Dies attempted to do." Argument Began The manager subsequently reported to council that he Police said a Red Bank area Dies was held of the un-Ameri- •Police said the fight began can Activities Committee several No See-Saw Record Yet (See TESTIFY, Page 3) youth, suspected of the stabbing, shortly before 11:30 p.m. after years ago. one of the dancers reportedly will be questioned today. RUMSON - Complications the news, they were at first a ers are vying with the teeter- was kicked by another on the Ten oil-duty and off-duty po- (See BIRCH, Page 3) set in last night—but only tem- little more than thoughtful, totters for "world records," licemen from this borough, Rum- "I almost fainted," said Paul "See-saw sitting," replied the floor. An argument began, police Notice porarily— In the see-saw sitting Today's Index son and Highlands sped to the Keany, 12, of 37 Allen St. A.P., which is the only source laid, and the two boys decided For the convenience of residents field, to go to Ihe parking lot to fight beach club when the melee The three dauntless boys sit- "We thought we had It of official information and rec- Page Page erupled, hul the 'Fighting had of the Borough ol Fair Haven the It out. ting out a record in Rogers made," said 10-year-old Billy ord keeping in the field. Allen-Scott 2,1 Home and Garden .... 9 i broken up when they arrived on Tax Collector's office will be open Four Negro youths who arrived Park passed Ihe 60 hours they O'Brien, 53 Allen St. "O.K., so it's a record," the Herblock 6 Ihe scene, Sgt. ("ninmcr miitl, Saturday August I, and August S, Amusements . 12-13 In the parkins lot just as the fight thought was the prior record at "We'll still beat the record," boys conceded. "We'll still beat Movie Timetable 12 19(11 from 9 a.m. In 12 noon.—Adv. Births 2 .IDS at Dance was the determined reply of it." Obituaries 2 began, became involved because MI-XVIN P. STOUT 7:30 p.m. The catch was that Approximately 3(15 young Frederick "Rickey" Comstock, The determination of the trin Jim Bishop 8 Sylvia Porter 6 one. of Ihe fighters was a friend Tax Collector the l.os Angeles bureau of the of theirs, police said. people, all white, were at the Associated Press notified The II, of 26 Third St. of inlrepid record-seekers was Bridge 5 Religious Services ..... 10-11 SKI. Gerald Crammer, one ol dance, according to police. Most Homemade l.usngne $1,10 Daily Register that a new 103- At first, the boys questioned rewarded last night, when they John Chamberlain 6 Sports 18-17 the olficrrs ill Hie scene, said of those involved in the fighting Dine In comfortably air condi- hour sco-siiw silting record bad whether the California record were served thick steaks, corn- Classified 18-23 Stock Market 4 were from Red Hank and Long emphatically that ihe fight was tioned restaurant, KAY'S KABIN, been set by two youths in Lan- was for occupying a see-saw or omthe-cob, French fried po- Comics .... 24 Successful Investing 4 Branch, police said. not racially inspired. 11)62 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. 842- caster, Calif., Wednesday. • a teeter-totter. It seems that tatoes and pie a-la-mode with Crossword Puzzle .11, 14 Television .12-13 The injured youth was Vincent (See YOUTHS, Page 2) 9885,-Adv. Asked about their reactions to on the West Coast the iee-saw- (Seo RECORD, Page 3) Editorials 6 Women's New* _..„. 2—Friday, July 31, 1961 THE DATT.Y HF.C1?TTB Weather JERSEY - Mostly mn-1 Obituaries n> and Saiiirdjy and h,r Judge Suggests Libel i tonight Continued plena/it t*m-; PATSY CAfiUSO perstyfta into Sain/day but k
Succenor to Mount Memorial Horn* John E. Day 747-0557 FUNERAL HOME Js your assurance of getting • A motjern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- FUNERAL DIRECTORS beautiful, enduring monument w Keeping with your most cher- like atmosphere and memorial cliapel, dedicated to tha. 85 Riverside Ave. Red Bank ished thoughts. Visit our display •f call us, without obligation continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished C. SIDUN, Mgr. 747-0332 ~To live in Urarl, wt leave bthlniL 310 Bread Slrnt Rtd Bank, N. J. it not•KM 10i di,.- CAMPWIX service and quiet dignity. Oppoiltt Molly Pitcher ln» JOHN VAN KIRK & SON i L'lnwrr 'i07,,issu«''s far from bein* ''""P^"15 »°w usin8 Krebiozen. •yesterday as County Judge Ed- 2 to 0 count, her admission MONTE RIO. Calif. — Sen. politan area will for the 1.262d n they would like to join are given Barry Goldwater, Republican and last time—be Jolted by a e The senators wrote: ward J. Ascher reversed his ear- :he had taken part in the discus- lospitals but made no decisions |'i " details by the state coordinator presidential candidate, relaxed to- burst created by a jet plane 1 "Many terribly sick people lier finding. possible financial help for So said Mrs. Julia Hndnett. sions with other board members and films are shown depicting day in Caveman's Camp at the crashing through the sound bar- have had m travel to Illinois in At the same time Judge Ascher while the appointment was being iospital construction. j state chairman of the Citizens' order to continue to receive the he work done by the group." ixclusrve, Bohemian Grove. er. Freeholder Marcus Daly, lio| upheld his initial decision re- :»nsidered made it improper. Freeholder Marcus Daly, wwho Committee for Cancpr Survivors jdruj:. Others, who had an ade- The John Bircher explained he Here among towering redwood It will mark the end of a fed- niKiit. moving Welfare Director Alice He conceded that there is no as proposed immediate countyi°n _Krebiozen will have such a meeting in a :rees, Goldwater is spending a eral aviation agency sonic boom pp Mrs. Hodnett, 108 Euclid A\e..'qw"e supply at the time the drug Tomaso from office on grounds :ase precedent for his decision l private home here when enough couple of days as the guest of program that in six months larticipation in building hospital; referred to a release yesterday was banned, live in fear that their she had illegally helped appoint 5ut contended that the spirit of new members are enrolled, retired Gen. Albert C. Wede- aroused emotions. The issue was pace, said the meeting ended by Sen. Paul H. Douglas, D-l supply will soon be exhausted. herself last January while a :he finding seemed to him to be 'To Educate' meyer and Herbert Hoover, Jr. disputed in the courts and city ith agreement by hospital announcing that 14 U. S. sen-;"They feel strongly that they " member of the Local Assistance in line with the trend of state "Our aim is to educate the The Senator's sons disclosed hall. And there were some odd spokesmen to submit suggestions ators have asked the Department!are caught in the middle of a Board. Supreme Court decisions. in writing for the board to con- people as to what is really going earlier that their family was fear- sidelights. of Health Education and wel-j fight between the Food and Drug Take the Chance Formal Judgment on in this nation. Puting us in ful of an assassination attempt sider. fare to lift the ban on the con-1 Administration and the manufac- Mrs. Tomaso's removal won't Rather than decide the case the same class as the Ku Klux More talks will be held later, :urers of the drug. on his life. Barry, Jr., 26, and Miner Search broversial drug, said to arrest be effective until a formal judg- now on a hasis of existing cases, Klan and socialistic groups is be added. All the patients have done," Mike, 24, said at the close of CHAMPAGNOLE, France (AP) ment is signed, probably next ie implied, lie would take the 'list a lot of jaiz," he stated. The county budget this year :he letter said, "is to be the their Hawaiian vacation Wednes- —Faint tapping heard by rescue House Group Acts week. The Local Assistance chance that a high court would "I don't know where this busi- includes $50,000 as a starter in victims of a dread disease." day that extra security measures teams raised hope today that a Mrs. Hodnett added that 18 Board then must name a suc- pprove his verdict if the mat-ness about us advocating {ire- what Mr. Daly said several months It added that serious questions have been taken to protect their 10th miner and possibly 11th may members of the House of Repre- cessor. :er was appealed. arms originated. But we would ago would have to be a continu- have been raised about a report- father's life. have survived the cave-In of a sentatives also supported the sen- Since the majority of the three On June 26, Judge Ascher had like to be rid of the closvns and ng program. by the FDA and the National limestone mine beneath Mt. Ri Freeholders had agreed no aidators in asking that the inter- member board is still controlled upheld Mrs. Deppisch's furlher bums who are trying to push us New York Situation Cancer Institute disclaiming the by the same two whose votes contention that the local assist- vel. would be extended unless a fair ate shipment prohibition be around," and Talarico. NEW YORK-After talks with : benefits of the drug. The shipment ance board was improperly con- Officials said the tapping, which ormula could be agreed upon. ftedr •-- --" appointed Mrs. Tomaso — John The recruiter told this reporter Mayor Robert F. Wagner over a ban was a result of the unfavor- stituted because one of its mem- went on for more than four hours Mr. Daly suggested one which A letter to Anthony Celebrezze, Herr and Walter Lang — they anyone could come to his planned four-day period, Dr. Martin Lu- able report. ' bers was not also a member of at irregular intervals last night would have guaranteed county iecretary of the department, conceivably could give the job meeting and ask any questions. ther King, Jr. has given no in- Sens. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., the Township Committee. appeared to be answering sig- lid for 10 per cent of construction nade the request "on the simple back to her. "But we don't want the rabble dication of any agreement on ma- and Harrison A. Williams, D-N.J. nals from the surface. It was costs payable in ten equal yearly rounds of humanity." The letter Mrs. Tomaso was a member of But on motion yesterday by rousers," he stated. jor demands by New York City's are two of the senators seeking clearly audible but finally died ims. id the appeal was made on be- the board when, she was apPatric- k J. McGann, Jr., special This reporter again asked if Negroes. the halt of the ban. Another offi- counsel for the township and at- out as though the sender had lost The freeholder said this idea pointed director and later re- there wasn't a certain amount of At a news conference yesterday cial to back the request was Sen. torney for Mrs. Tomaso, he con- strength or consciousness. and many others were explored, signed her board membership. secrecy surrounding the society. he urged round-the-clock negotia- Claire Engle, D-Calif., who died ceded he had been mistaken. Spurred by hope for at least There were questions, he added, SECOND BIRTHDAY Mrs. Anns Deppisch, of 32 Kar- "Some people who are mem-tions on a Harlem Unity Com- early yesterday. one more survivor, rescue of whether any specific formula HAZLET - The second birth- en Ter. West, New Moivmouth, One-Year Term bers feel that it's nobody's busr mittee's nine-point program. Hardships Cited ficials ordered new exploratory could be spelled out and adhered y of Daneene Michele DeRosa. an unsuccessful applicant for the The legal requirement, he ness what they do," he said. "As The letter said patients believe He also called Police Commis- drilling. Electronic listening de- to with assurance. daughter of Mr. and Mns. Pas- welfare post, brought suit to have said, was only that if a mem- far as I'm concerned I don't care Krebiozen is necessary to them, sioned Michael J. Murphy "utter- ices were kept on throughout Though only representatives of quale De Rosa, Peach Dr., was Mrs. Tomaso removed and to ber of a governing body served who knows it." if they are to live. It said.".. .Be- ly unresponsive" to Negroes' de- the night to pick up any newRiverview, Fitkin, and Monmouth narked at a party in her home upset the organization of the as-on the board he could fill only He admitted it was true when cause of the ban on the drug, they mands. signals. Medical Center hospitals were ast week. Attending were Mr. sistance board. the one-year term membership. we said the John Birch society have had terrible hardships im- Undue Pressure In support of his argument, Mr. refuses to tell how many mem present, Mr. Daly said conversa- ind Mrs. Frank De Rosa, Sr., Rochester Reports posed on them of both a physi- She prevailed in the argument McGann presented a letter from bers are in it. tions had previously been held Irs. Jack Cottrell and son Tim- ROCHESTER, N. Y. - A de- Six Killed cal and psychological nature." •gainst Mrs, Tomaso. The latDeput- y Attorney Gen. Eugene T. ith spokesmen for the proposed ithy, Mrs. Eugene Fleming and Not Alone tailed police report, analyzing the KUCHING, Sarawak, Malaysia A health department spokes- ter was able to exert undue Unbaniak, for the state Depart- Bayshore Community Hospital. ihildren, Cheryle Gene and "The NAACP never gives out causes of last weekend's rioting —British troops killed six Indo- man said of the request: pressure on the Local Assistance ment of Institutions and Agen- Sponsors of the proposed Free- Tames, Frank De Rosa, Miss Jan- enrollment figures and there are in Rochester, today was in the nesians today during a pre-dawn "The department has no author- Board when she participated, as cies, contending that the state's hold Area Hospital were not t De Rosa, Keyport; Mr. and several other organizations who hands ol a grand jury investigat- Indonesian attack 35 miles south- ity to permit the interstate sale a member of the board, the com-interpretation had always been brought in because their con- Irs. Julius De Rosa and sons, don't do it either" he reminded ng the racial strife. west of Kuching near the frontier or distribution of Investigational plaint argued, in the favorable that the McGann argument was s. of Indonesian Borneo. One Brit struction is not planned in the 1r. and Mns. Werner Muller, The voluminous police report drugs, which have failed to com- consideration of her own appli the correct one. The society's headquarters is ish soldier was slightly wounded mmediate future, he added. r., Mrs. Werner Muller, Sr., was compiled by the Police Bu ply with the requirements of the cation over others. Raymond DeRidder, Red Bank, in Belmont, Mass. Attending for Riverview were Inion Beach; Pasquale De Rosa, reau's Internal Inspection Division It was the first clash reported 1962 Kefauver-H arris amend- represented Mrs. Deppisch in the Talarico said he was a combat in three weeks in the war agains Mrs. Julia Throckmorton, admin- rs. Joseph D'Agostlna and chil and is based on testimony gath- Iren, Debra, Michele and Annments to the federal Food, Drug proceedings. veteran of ETO and was in five Indonesian guerrillas pressing istrator; Frank F. Blaisdell, pres- and Cosmetic Law." The Local Assistance Board is ered from scores of witnesses to ident, and Miss Laura Harding, ilarie, Mrs. Theodore Hoffman Humphrey campaigns in World War II and President Sukarno's campaign to He said the regulations govern- now confronted with filling the the violence. member of the board; for Mon- ind children, Eris and Valerie, (Continued) received the Bronze and Silver crush the British-backed federa- ng the use of experimental drugs welfare director's position. Fol- The grand jury also is consid- lima, Barbara, and Madeline Stars for heroism. tion of Malysia. mouth Medical Center, George are essential to carry out the Democratic national convention lowing her appointment as direc- iring hundreds of felony charges imon, Hazlet; Mrs. William Con The ardent Birch supporter has Bartell, administrator; and Rob- purpose of the law and the de- which opens Aug. 24 in Atlantic tor, Mrs. Tomaso resigned from of riot and inciting a riot. More ert C. Stanley, Jr., treasurer; 'ay and daughter Kerri, Middle- five children and said his wife Book Shelves Bare partment has no authority to City, N.J. the board so the court ruling than 200 persons are expected to tnd for Fitkin, Dsvid Carter, ad- own; Mrs. lames Wilson and is also a loyal worker. BOSTON — The shelves of the make exceptions for a particular Not Decided leaves her removed from the be indicted. ministrator; J. Marshall Booker, daughter Barbara, Red Bank, "Something stinks in this coun Brattle Book Shop are bare to- drug. In his spray-gun action Thurs- welfare activity entirely. president; and J. Wolcott Brown, md Mrs. Robert Sturt and daught- try—they're the Communists—and day—swept clean by 5,000 book- The Senate petition asked that day only six hours after telling Harding Letters board member. er Donna Lee, Eatontown. its our job to help get rid of them. lovers. the patients now using Krebiozen a quickie news conference he I joined up because I don't want COLUMBUS, Ohio —Two court Talks with Bayshore have been Some 50,000 books were car- be allowed to continue to do so had not decided on a running my kids to ask someday if some- actions have entangled heirs and with Harry Willey, president, and ried off yesterday after George BACK FROM VACATION until such time as the matter mate, Johnson included on hisAwait Report thing drastic happens: What did historians of a controversial pres- Miss J. Mabel Brown, a board Gloss, owner of the nation's old- UNION BEACH - Mrs. Hapis settled in a scientific way by non-candidate list all cabinet you do about it?" said the tem-ident in a battle pitting the rights member. :st antiquarian bookstore, decid- an impartial, controlled test of members and those in govern porary Monmouth Beach resi of history against the rights of lid McConnell and children, Ka- ed to give away his stock in- the drug." ment who have access to the On Guard dent. privacy. :hy, Thomas, John and Susanne, stead of moving it to a new loca- Srook Ave., have returned home "This is a great stride White House for such gather- "And I don't want my children A $1 million lawsuit by -the ion. IRS Seizes Bank rom a one-week vacation in theforward," said Mrs. Hodnett. ings. winding up in a Communist con- heirs of President Warren G. Plane Trip Zatskills Mountains, Livingston She said the organization has One of those personally noti- centration camp or in the hands Harding seeks to suppress Hard- The book shop, located in theAccount of Moriarty TRENTON (AP) — Gov. Manor, N. Y. Vacationing with not decided what course of ac- fied, who wasn't given a chance of Socialists," declared the speak- ing's love letters to a married Sears Crescent Building for 13 NEW YORK (AP) - The In Richard J. Hughes was await- them were Mrs. McConnell's sis- tion the group will take if the for the nomination in any event, er. woman—and a biographer and years, must move by, Aug. 1terna. l Revenue Service has at- was Secretary of State Dean ing a report today from the the president of the Ohio Histor- The building will be renovated tached a {4,184 bank account of ter, Mrs. Albert Tomasco, and federal agency decides to ignore We managed to get Talarico to Rusk. Another who was accord- State Defense Department with ical Society have clashed verbally as part of the government cen- Joseph (Newsboy Moriarty, grandchildren, Livingston, and the Senators' request. talk more about his family but ed a personal "no, thanks" wasdetails of a proposed trip for over a probate suit tying up useter construction project undei former Jersey City policy boss. rtrs. McConnell's brother-in-law "We will never give up," she all he would say was: "I have two Secretary of Agriculture Orville state legislators to Western of the tetters. way. Newark U.S. Atty. David M. and- sister, Mr. and Mrs. Louis said, "We must have a lair test brothers who are doctors and L. Freeman. military installations. Sail orderedrthe.account seized Cestone and son, Montclair. of the drug." one an engineer." Commenting on his action The six-day trip, announced Television Hearings Full Control to help satfsfyvjworiarty's back He works as a chemist in north- Johnson said he had decided it Thursday by the New Jersey WASHINGTON - Two senators DALLAS •— Marina Oswald now taxes'. A $2.4 million cache,- al- ern New Jersey and this informa- _ V~"2d be. inadvisable to pick as NationakGuard, includes a ten- on a subcommittee investigating has full control of the approxi- legedly Moriarty's money iion raised the next question: "Do a running mate any member of tative 42-hour stopover in Las juvenile delinquency said after a mately $59,000 donated her since turned up in a New Jerse; tan discuss the John Birch society Announcing the Opefiingl P'.* cabinet or those who have Vegas. Invitations were sent to hearing on television program- her husband allegedly assassin garage in early 1962 and was n your place of business?" —cattiremtatus. """ 21 state senators, ten assembly- ming that they hoped the industry ated President John F. Kennedy subsequently confiscated. "They know I'm a member, bui Associated Press Foil men, business and civic leaders, would "clean up" present prac- and then, two days later wa: OF THE don't bring it up unless I'm The tax people learned o Aides said Johnson felt that educators and newspaper ex- tices and avert what could be- killed himself last November. isked about it," he answered. Moriarty's 20-year-old accounl all of these men were working ecutives. come a great public outcry for Discussing how certain foreign The slender blond mother of at tha Union Dime Savings so hard in essential jobs that The National Guard said it federal action. NEW OFFICES groups feel about the society, two testified briefly yesterday in Bank in Manhattan when the their endeavors would suffer if would fly the guests free of 1 But both Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, Talarico stated ; "They say we a ceremony filing contracts bank advertised unclaimed ac- they were called upon to take on charge, but the meals, lodging D.-Conn., the subcommittee chair- OF are a danger to America. We with her former business man- counts of mor« than $25. the burden of campaign road- and amusement expenses were man, and Sen. Kenneth B. Keat- must have tiiem real worried. ager and two attorneys. work. not included in the invitation. ing, R-N. Y., said they oppose She said she had asked for JAMES FRANCIS SMITH And over liere anybody who AUDIOMETRIST An Associated Press poll of Joseph Katz, special assistant government regulation of pro- and agreed to the $12,000 settle- Miss America Judge OPTICIAN to Hughes, said Thursday night faces the Communists from with EYE GLASSES HEARINGS AIDS convention delegates was re gramming. ment and did not wish a jury ATLANTIC CITY (AP)—Movie the governor requested a full re- n is crucified." leased, by coincidence, at the Dodd and Keating were among trial. star June Allyson will serve a port on the trip to be on Jiis He continued: "Some of the AT time of Johnson's announce- members of the Senate subcom the 11th' judge of the Miss Amer- desk today. -• goofs who meet our members ment. It showed that Humphrey c expect horns to be growing out mittee on juvenile delinquency ica pageant, headquarters an The guard said the purpose Libel Suit Dismissed 11 WHITE ST. RED BANK was a 3-to-2 choice for vice of our-heads. Jhese are^the ones who watched monsters and mur- nounced yesterday. of the trip was to familiarize NEW YORK - The $500,000 1 president. He got 341 first who use distortion as their weap- derers perform on the screen in Ten other judges announced civilian leaders with the Army's bel suit filed against Rep. 741 - 5070 choice votes. The attorney gen- ons." a darkened hearing room yester- previously are persons from a Nike missile program. The Charles A. Buckley of the Bronj eral, In second place, got 230. day. variety of fields, including tele- formerly en boas' and Moimouth Sn. for 27 Yean Itinerary listed departure from Talarico said that "all we are by Jcnathan B. Bingham, a po- Humphrey and McCarthy Keating said that "as a poli- vision music and design. Newark Airport on Sept. 14 in doing is trying to preserve our litical foe, has been dismissed bj were searching their personal) joverament. Our only weapon is tician I have as much of an a state Supreme Court justice. ties to try to determine if they an Air National Guard trans- elephant hide as anyone else," port. fee truth." Justice Thomas Dickens laic could fill Johnson's require- The society, he declared didn't but that he still found some of that Bingham, "in seeking public Banks to Merge ments that his running mate'be The first stop would be Colo- the violence on television "hard like some ot the speeches at the office, of necessity placed his en WASHINGTON (AP)-Merger|| YOU CAN HAVE EXTRA attractive, prudent, progressive rado Springs, Colo., then Ft. GOP national presidential conven to take." tire background into the area ol with a passionate consideration Bliss, Texas. On Sept. 17, the ot National Community Bank of tion. In particular, the group scrutiny." Rutherford. N.J., and the Fair|| for the people's welfare and stil plane would, depart for Las Mbs Universe ROOMS IN YOUR ATTIC was more than annoyed at the Dickens, who yesterday grantee Lawn-Radburn,_1iuit_Co. be welcomed into every state ol Vegas if those making the trip MIAMI BEACH, Fla. —Beauty r slashing attack New York Gov. Buckley's motion for dismissal, Lawn, N.J., was approved the union. desired it, the National Guard queens from 15 nations — semi- Nelson A. Rockfeller directed al cited the Alabama libel case in- Thursday by Comptroller of the j| Humphrey has been anathe said. finalists in the Miss Universe the society. volving the New York Times, Currency James J. Saxon. ma to many in the South be The trips have been going on pageant — rehearsed and gath- "He mentioned us, the Ku Klux He said criticism In such case: cause of his strong stand on civ since Nike bases were built ered their hopes today for to- National Community has re-|] Klan and the Commies," said must be protected "by a doal 11 rights, but has softened thai near cities, a guard spokesman morrow night's finals, when one sources of $140 million, and I Talarico. "That was lousy." of immunity, unless actual mal opposition in recent years. said. He said the tentative stop will be named the most beautiful Fair Lawn-Radburn has rer|| ATTIC The chemist said he didn't know ice is shown." sources of $26 million. Issued Statement at Las Vegas was "incidental" how many persons in the shore girl in the world. McCarthy, just as liberal as to the purpose of the trip. The semi-finalists were chosen area belonged to the society,' To Fight Effort Humphrey, has not made much last night in a ceremony marred but there are several." DETROIT — Chrysler Corp, noise on major Issues. But he i< And Talarico also stated that by the hysterical collapse back- HEALTH CAPSULES a Raman Catholic and the Re To Honor JFK stage of Edna Park, Miss Nigeria will tight the government's .ef- fcyMJcb.fi A. Petti, MJ>. any religious or political group fort to stop its plan to take ovei publicans picked one oE his faith r could join. "One thing we don't who cried uncontrollably for near- V, rT POMIBLE ID GET ALL for second place in naming Rep. ly 30 minutes after failing to make 48-year-old Mack Trucks, Inc., in •THE PROTEIN VOU NEEP «= At Convention do-that's endorse any candi • multimillion dollar deal. VOU WEVER EAT MEAT? William E. Miller of New York WASHINGTON (AP) - A dates. But I personally am a the cut. as their vice presidential candl Miss Park, a 20-year-old with A civil antitrust suit wa: memorial tribute to the late Goldwater supporter." brought by the Justice Depart date. President John F. Kennedy will He added: "And I'm a Repub- flashing black eyes, walked from Humphrey issued a statemen the stage seconds after the semi ment Thursday against Chrysle mark the last day of the Demo- lican." at Newark, N. J. Thar waste ipace in your attic can be converted into extra In which he said that "the mat-cratic convention in Atlantic finalists were announced and col Asked about the American flag Chrysler, in a strongly wordec rooms for you and your family — and at a low cost. Call for ter of selection of a Democratic City next month. lapsed in tears behind the cur- your ftee estimate end sea how economically the job can bo outside his house he answered: statement, promptly denied th< _ _ -Vise presidential candidate is in The tribute, including a film tains, unseen by a convention done for you. "I'm an American and 1 want government's charge the movi the hands of the President." about the assassinated presi- hall audience of thousands. everyone to know it. Too few would reduce competition in thi McCarthy said Johnson's an dent, will be offered Thursday, people display the flag and in auto industry. | MODERN BATH [ | CUSTOM KITCHEN j nouncement "obviously elimi- Aug. 27, the Democratic Nation- Some Booms times like these it should be seen Chrylser said further It was nates people who are in the ca-al Committee announced Thurs- rom sunrise to sunset." OKLAHOMA CITY - The gov- binet and other offices he in- day. ernment tnds today its test of "dismaying and strange" that the As a parting shot we asked government should move at this cluded." But McCarthy said the This will be one day after the once again: "How many members an entire community's tolerance qualifications of "prudence and candidates for president and of a noisy space age problem. time In an "eleventh hour ac- in your society?" tion." The auto company said experience and acceptability" vice president have been nomi- He did not answer. At 2:20 p.m., EST, the metro- the President laid down "still nated. had kept the government full; apply to a very large number ol informed since the deal wa * POSSIBLE BUT PIFFICULT. people, both in and out of poll' broached three months ago. to SUBSTITUTE, VOU SHOULP tics." Testify EAT FISH, MILK, EGGS, Record CHEESE, PEAS, PRY BEANS, Modernize your old bathroom Scientifically planned for Kennedy said it was the Pres (Continued) or let us install a new one. easy use, designed for beau- (Continued) More than 5,000 industrial ANP NUTS. ldent's responsibility to decidi could not justify full payment of vouchers originally presented firms In the United States are di T0MMMV: ATHLETE'* foot Either way our prices are the ty and priced to save you tho the compliments of The Colony lowest. Free Estimates. most money. Call and sec. on his running mate. and recommended settlements which ultimately were approved rectly Involved in the nation' HMMI CapuUi «i>« Mplul information. Restaurant, Ridge Rd. He added: "It Is in the inter- by the city and the contractors. efforts to put men on the moon. KkltUdltdii est of all of us who were asso- The marathon sit-on began at NO MONEY DOWN ciated with President Kennedy 7:30 a.m. Tuesday and the boys The city council report, made by Councilmen Vincent J. to continue the efforts to ad- will have to slay on the plank Mazza, Thomas L. McClintock, and Robert L. Peim, and Mr. vance the programs and ideal until 2:30 p.m. tomorrow to Roosevelt's investigation, have been scrutinized by the Grand FIRST PAYMENT IN NOV. to which he devoted his life an< equal the new record. Jury. Mr. Roosevelt testified twice. which President Johnson i Crowds gathered in the eve- Involved were agreements with Dlumenfeld and Green- UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY stein, Millburn builders, to deliver and spread filldirt from a carrying forward." ning to see the pre-tecners on ESTIMATES ON house construction site on tho dump; and with D'Orsi and FREE Johnson's associates cau- their perch. Police make fre- • Modern Kitchen D'Orsi, Long Branch, to build the beach front improvements. • Dormerf tioned against interprctalions ol quent checks around the clock • Room Additions • Modern Bathroom LANDFILL PAYMENT the President's actions as an el lo see that all goes well with • Roofing-SI ding • Plumbing-Heating fort to stop Kennedy. 'he borough's prominent young The landfill'payment was to l)e at $1.85 an hour and the • Porch Enclosures • Masonry But nowhere was there keyed •crsnnages, and parental checks total of the voucher suhmilled was $2,OKI. The construction • Attic Rooim • Garagc-Bteeicway \rt> frequent. contract was to be for labor and materials plus 15 per cent CAN WE HELP YOU ? into nny of this the no- c' I 1 blished report that Mrs. John I7. The boys [his morning enm- markup (or profit. Tin voucher was {14,400. Kennedy plans lo sirt• -•-cl i:i pk'led Tl hours toward their The Council committee <|iicslione
COLLEGE AND BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL SECTION This modest object is something new for you. If s electric- flameless. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18th As you use hot water, it heats up more in a WILL REACH big hurry-at anytime of day or night 35,000 FAMILIES It never gives up. THE DAILY REGISTER 741-001C Find out more about the new "quick recovery" electric water heater. Call, write or stop in at our nearest business office. And when you buy, buy with assurance from the dealer who displays this seal. Jersey Central Power & Light/New Jersey Power & Light, CAMPING 017 IS GRFFXF. • (HI U MI ) Hf.U-TF-R
Natural Gas Revenues Up A:I;I ••:-. •<•.!-, - Gr«-.«- ,t e, r,,,ja>, J,ly .ij, MA—3 r r — New lit pfrr ., i? 'I'J prr f.irTi*- mo.'e l/;untts - —:— **'/ .'isiyraj Gas Company 1/1 z tM.lil2.2K ar/i wrt Bridge Column The Art v, .s.'f.p a> the
Typical Examples Of The Hundreds Of Other Famous 69 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. I OPEN 3 DAYS ONLY Brand Items At. Rt 35, Shrewsbury—at th* Red Bonk Line Thurs., Fri. 10-9; Saturday 10-6 Not Advertised (Across from Mayfalr Market) ON SALE SATURDAY ONLY 10 A. M. TO 6 P. M ONLY 600 TO CHOOSE FROM LADIES1 00 • PEDAL PUSHERS • JAMAICAS NONE • KNEE KNOCKERS CLAM DIGGERS HIGHER NATIONALLY ADVERTISED UP TO $4.95 IF PERFECT The price is lower. But it's still the same great whiskey. No change, except the change you put in your pocket.
fOUR (101EG OlillUCRSCO.M.Y.C. • CLWDCD WHIOKlf, OuPKOOF. 60.iO»'l'l NEUIRALSPIRlH 8—Fn NEW UrjNVIOUTH -Miss hom*f tjiVrr e nearly to the ankles after war- look of black on black through U.S. Army Electronics labora- the salon. point.lace designed with a fitted time above-knee austerity fash- texture contrast. tories at Fort Monmoulh. Chanel's pants — It seems a bodice, bateau neckline and long ions. coarse word for anything so lush The bridegroom attended Mid sleeves appliqued with lace. The, Today's new look was wide- — were in flannel with gold-shot dletown Township High School Chanel Shows sheath floor-length skirt revealed skirted, too, but with hems just matelasse tops, or part of all and enlisted in the U.S. Navy a lace motif which was also re- covering the knees. Wide Trousers gold-shot matelasse brocade cos- He has just returned from Ger- peated on the detachable over- Dior may have dropped hems PARIS (AP) — Coco Chanel tumes worn under long, floaty many and will be stationed in skirt which flowed into a chapel an inch, but it's not enough to puts the trousers on the ladies open coats of chiffon or para- the state of Washington. train. Her Italian butterfly veil Mrs. Donald J. Malland get excited about. What's im- this year, but Hack & Decker Electric Tools Dairy Research Center, will be Tht Colonial — I Spidoui btd'aomi • V.t BMM * Comainj-iini | Carborundum Masonry Blades room • Science kitchen & tfintlt* • Pinilltri rttffillo-i tr—n • held Aug. 27. • 3-Cir ildi miry fiript (OOoOOCAPK! TRINIDAD BIKINI MARTINIOUI O C. M. C Wafer Pumps tl'KU' ll'Xtt' 2>'*M' 1S'M4' . »»» The center, sprawling over more i'—• i/i' d I'-l 1/1' dH» r—I 1,1' dttii r-r HMO i'-t' i/i' Goodoll Rubber Co Hose than 1,300 acres around the vil- Jackson Wheelbarrows Envision your new home placed within the magniii- lage of Beemerville, near Ihe cence of the rolling hills and beautiful terrain of Ramset Fasteners town of Sussex, has earned a former country estates. Imagine your family living lux- Richmond Screw Anchor Co Formtys worldwide reputation for the high uriously with conveniences for everyone close at hand Stow Roro-rrowels and Vibrators quality of its research, accord- . . . schools, shopping, golf courses, transportation Thor Pneumatle Tools (Newark, only 35 minutes away ... north Jersey Coast ing to M.A. Clark, county agri- resorts, a lew minutes drive). Picture all this and you've cultural agent. envisioned your new home at Bamm Hollow Estates, built from your own specifications or modeled after ri This year's cmef altactjon, as our three plush exhibit homes, EQUIPMENT RENTALS in former years, will be demon- BAHAMA and TAHITI and BALMORAL DEAUVILLI CARILLON COLONIALS • RANCHES • SPLIT LEVELS AMERICANA INTER- Hill' )?•»]}• MxW strations of UiP latent models of CONTINENTAL I1—7W «MP »'—JVI' 0»|> r—lW d«ip farm machinery at work in Ihe MK49' 11 mi t'—tW d«p Sussex hillsides. iati lOUBEK Associates Inc. kft Kvents will sliirt at 9 a.m. '"$27,990= ;in(i continue all clay. Cli Y SEWERS, STR[CTS, CURBS IN AND PAID FOftl In olhi'r years farm families by DiifctlBiu: Cirdtq Suit Pulwiy la f>!l 10?. Turn riaH »n Ntwmin Spilngi Hi. SWIMMING RIVER-CASCADE POOLS Cenitrucrlon, Industrial Equipment & Supplies the hundreds from Now Jersey *) blmkif liqH it LUdolt I™. Turn nihl en MiddlttowA.Uiutall ftd. tn4 iillioi ti m.dili M 1(11. MrfHI wm 10 AM. It tut St. JAMES CATHOUC MJ7THODIST PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL Rtd Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank Red Bank, Eatontown He eleventh Sunday after Pen- The sacrament of Holy Com- Rev. Wyn Blair Sutphin, D.D., Rev. Stanley E. Mugridge, -will The Sermon on the Mount will Church - Building Brings Holy Eucharist will be cele- tecost will be celebrated with re- munion wil be administered at minister of First Presbyterian preach at the 11 be taken up section by section brated Sunday, at 8 and 10 ».m. cited Masses at 5:45, 6:45, 8:00, both the 8:30 and 10 a.m. serv- Church, Pompano Beach, Fla., Sunday on "To Know Christ." Sunday in the Bible lesson on 9 Family service and sermon by 9:15 and 10:30 a.m. and noon in ices Sunday. Rev. W. Gordon will be the preacher at the 10 Rev. Lee A. Morris, associate "Love." 'Investment Business Rev. Stanley M. Woolley, Jr., at the church and 8:30, 9:45 and 11 Lowden will officiate at both serv- a.m. service Sunday in the ab- pastor, will assist. There will be The Golden Text is from I 10 a.m., and evensong at 7:30 a.m. and 12:15 p.m. in the audi- By MIKE COCHRAN rangements and the church ces assisted by Rev. Leonard G. sence of Rev. Dr. Charles S, no evening services during August Thes. 4: "Ye yourselves are p.m. torium. The sermon at the Mass- Rowell. Mr. Lowden will preach F members sell tj>e bonds. Mostly Webster, who is on vacation. Rev. while Rev. Mr. Mugridge and taught of God to love one anoth- °RT WORTH, Tex. (AP) - Holy Eucharist will be cele- es this Sunday will be the on "The Word and the Sacra- ." ("Thank you," wrote the minis- they sell bonds to themselves, Albert T. Woodward, assistant his family will be vacationing in er brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. "Creed," continuing the recent ment — A Necessary Combina- borrowing the money from a minister, will assist. Maine. Rev. Mr. Morris will fill| Readings from "Science and i ter, "for taking us out of the beg- series of explanations of the lit- in bank. tion." At 10 a.m. a session of church Health with Key to the Scri[>i« S business." urgy of the Mass. The congrega- the pulpit for the month. The bonds are secured by the BAPTIST A group will meet in Fellow- school through third grade will Church school will continue to lures" by Mary Baker Eddy will The letter is a prized posses- tion will be led in prayer by the church property and are paid, Leonardo ship Hall at 10:45 a.m. Sunday to be held simultaneous with the meet throughout August, includ- include this statement: "The sum of A. B, Culbertson, whose newly-appointed lay leaders. 1 along with the interest, from attend services at the A.M.E. service. Older children will at- ing a new class for young adults ricli in spirit help the poor in one! germ of an idea a decade ago Sunday school meets at 9:45 regular Sunday contributions. The sacrament of baptism is Zion Church. tend the service with their par- meeting with Rev. Mr. Morris. I grand brotherhood, all having the (turned into a bustling invest- a.m. Rev. William Carr will same "It is a self-propelling propo- administered Sunday afternoon at Church school and Adult For- ents. The church executive board will! principle, or father; andjment business, preach at the 11 a.m. service on sition," says Culbertson, a spry, 1:30. At least two days previ- um will meet at 10 a.m. Monday: 9:30 a.m., the prayer meet Monday at 8 p m in the! blessed is that man who seeth His idea also built hundreds of "Wrestling in P r a y e r." The 70-year-old Baptist layman. ous, arrangements must be made Tse Geneva-Wesley Fellowship and study group 'his brothers need and supplieth j churches for booming suburbia. Lord's supper will be observed will meet in "We just ride herd from the mo- with one of the priests of the will leave from the church Sun- his own in another's The problem simply was this: and the Fellowship Offering will the churcli parlor. The midweek service of prayer ment we sign up a church until parish by the parents of the can- day at noon for a trip to Island good" (p. 518). Persons moving to the new sub- be taken at the morning service. and Bible study will be Wednes- the last bond is paid for." didates for baptism. Beach. Registration and orienta- Church and Sunday school are urbs are burdened with mort- The Senior BYF meets Sunday CHURCH OF CHRIST day at ':30 p.m. Most savings and loan asso- Daily Mass is celebrated at tion for Laboratory Enterprise at 11 a.m. gages, car payments, the need at 6:15 p.m. Red Bank The young married couples' fel- ciations ignored churches' fi- 6:25, 7 and 8 o'clock. teachers in training wil! be from Testimony meetings are to put up at least a decent front. Midweek prayer and Bible Evangelist C. J. Kirkpatrick lowship will meet Saturday Aug. nancial needs 10 years ago, Cul- The navena devotion in honor 4 to 6 p.m. in Fellowship hall. Wednesday at 8:15 p.m. These people do not have $2,- study is Wednesday at 8 p.m. will preach at II a.m. Sunday on 8, at 7:30; p.m. in the home of bertson said in an interview. of Mary's Miraculous Medal and A box supper will be held at 6 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Barrett, Jr., 000 or $3,000 each to contribute the service o! Benediction o( the "Take Time to be Holy." "God toward building a church. Bank standards were too rigor- p.m., after which the teachers 218 South Lincoln Ave., Oakhurst. MONMOUTH ST. DOROTHEA'S CATHOLIC Blessed Sacrament will be held Tells the Reason Why" will be But Culbertson knew their ous to be met by new, strug- will adjourn to their respective REFORM TEMPLE Eatontown Monday at 8 p.m. week's work. The Methodist the subject at the 6:30 p.m. serv- credit was good. gling churches. The sacrament of penance is Youth Fellowship will leave the ice. Shrewsbury Basically, says Culbertson, "Now they're bidding for Sunday Masses will be at 7:30, administered Saturday from 4 to church at 6:30 p.m. for the serv- Scripture reading and prayers CENTRAL BAPTIST Sabbath Eve services will be We've given respectability to church loans," Culbertson said. 8:45, 10 and 11 a.m. and 12:15 6 in the afternoon and 7:30 to 9 ice in the auditorium in Ocean will be by Gordon Kelley, Ralph Atlanlic Highlands held tonight at 8:30. Mr. Robert church obligations." Culbertson said three factors p.m. Schulman, president of the Men's in the evening. The sacrament is Grove. Johnson and Roger Kondrup. Sunday school will meet Church members, possibly contributed to the widespread Daily Masses will be celebrated also administered daily during Wayne Slifer will preside at 9:45 a.m. The intermediate boys' Club, will ofliciate. demand for new churches: at 6:30 and 7:30, except Satur- Monday at 9 a.m., the labor- meeting in someone's home or the 8 o'clock Mass and after the morning and evening Commun- Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. the re- The population explosion, in- day, when Masses will be offered atory school will be held in the class conducted by Frank Craw. in a school, agree to a bond pro- novena service Monday evening. ion services, assisted by Lindal ligious education committee will flux of people from rural areas at 8 and 8:30 a.m. education buildinR, with luncheon ford will have charge of the de- gram to build a church struc- Brown, George Sherman, Keith meet. to cities and mushrooming The sacrament of baptism il ad- in Fellowship hall at noon. The votional exercises for the older ture. Sherman and Glynn Cope. Wednesday at 8:3d p.m. the suburbia. ministered Sundays at 1 p.m. LUTHER MEMORIAL school will meet each day of the classes' assembly. Pastor Harry Culbertson makes the ar- Sunday morning Bible classes faculty of the religious school Success of the A. B. Culbert- Confessions will be heard Satur-' Lutheran-Missouri Synod week from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. W. Kraft will preach at the 11 are at 10 o'clock. will meet with the rabbi. son & Co. formula is reflected in days and the eves of Holy Days New Shrewsbury through Aug. 7. a.m. Communion service on "Liv- Midweek services are Thursday ing to Die or Dying to Live" Early registration for the re- hundreds of churches across 14 at 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to Holy Communion will be cele- Tuesday at 10 a.m., the inter- evenings at 7:30. The business Deacons William F. Maxson, J. ligious school will be held Mon- Youths Back states. 8:30 p.m., and before daily brated at the 10:15 a.m. service denominational prayer and study meeting of the congregation will Herbert Posten, Joseph Koeppel day, Tuesday, and Wednesday, Culbertson began by experi- Masses if requested. Sunday in the Tinton Falls group will meet in the Roger be held Monday at 8 p.m. and Frank Crawford will assist from 9:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. FromCampIn menting with a loan to a group The Miraculous Medal novena School. The service of matins will Squire Memorial Chapel. The the pastor. Pastor Kraft will at the religious school building. in Borger, Tex, is conducted Tuesday at 8 p.m. be held at 8 a.m. The sermon MYF meets at 6:15 p.m. to play preach at the 7:39 evening Com- All parents are expected to regis- "It was successful, and we First Saturday: Fatima Rosary topic will be "Holy Baptism, What Softball. The Geneva-Wesley Fel ST. CLEMENT'S EPISCOPAL munion service on "Crucified ter their children for the religious Tennessee ust started rolling," he said. after the 8:30 a.m. Mass. Is It?" Sunday school meets at lowship meets at 8 p.m. to play Belford with Christ." The church library school and for midweek Hebrew "There was no church loan 9 a.m. volleyball. At 8 p.m., Rev. Isaac On the tenth Sunday after Trin- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Ten will be open before Sunday school classes at this time. competition then and it was piti- Rottenberg, pastor of the New ity, Rev. Ralph Edwards will members of the Youth Fellow- WESTMINSTER The cottage meeting Bible olass meets and before the morning ful how folks were trying to get will meet in Ilia home of Mr. Shrewsbury Reformed Church read matins at 7:40 a.m. At ship of the Presbyterian Church PRESBYTERIAN HMMANUEL BAPTIST people to help them." and Mrs. Waller Werner, New will lead the first of two discuss- 8 a.m. Holy Eucharist and ser- srvice. here returned recently from a Middletown Atlantic Highlands The Culbertson concern now Shrewsbury, Sunday at 8 p.m. ions on the play, "After the Fall mon. At 9:30 Holy Eucharist, The Pilgrims, Pioneers and work project in the Cumberland services about $65 million in Rev. George L. Rack, Jr., pas- Vacation Bible school teachers by Arthur M. Miller, in room B-l hymns and sermon. Baptist Youth Fellowship will The pastor, Rev. Dr. Howard Mountains of East Tennessee. church and institutional loans, tor of the New Covenant Presby- will meet in the parsonage Mon- of the education building. During the week, services in- meet Sunday at 6:30 p.m. M. Ervin, will bring the message The group included Pat Means, terian Church, Mount Laurel "There are great spiritual and day at 8 p.m. clude matins at 8:45 a.m. and The midweek prayer meeting at the morning worship and com- moderater o( the Youth Fellow Township, will conduct the 9:15 Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. the moral resources backing these Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. on Mon- is Wednesday at 7:45 p.m. munion service Sunday at 11:00 ship; Carol Rudd, Cheryl Pen- a.m. service Sunday in the ab- The church council meets Tues Geneva-Wesley Group meets to investments," he declared. day, Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- a.m., and also at 7:30 p.m. A nett, Julie Donoghue, Debbie scence of Rev. Harlan C. Durfee. day at 8 p.m. play softball, "Even during the depression, urday which will'be a Requiem CHRIST EPISCOPAL prayer meeting precedes the Shealey, Sandy Shealey, Bob His sermon topic will be "Jesus The Spiritual Life Misson plan- banks failed and businesses ning commlttea meets at 8 p.m. Eucharist for Mary Kosma. On Shrewsbury evening service at 7 p.m. Card, Randy Bennett, Keith Mac- Christ, You Ask Too Much." Sun- Wednesday at 7:30 a.m. the Eu- Caffey and Ed Ludwig. closed, but by and large church- Thursday. CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Rev. Henry C. Beck, Robbins- Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m. day school meets at 9; 15 a.m. Rumson oharist will be celebrated. This Saturday will be the Advisers accompanying them es paid their debts — not all at ville, will officiate at services that time, but they paid them, The sacrament of penance will deacon's prayer meeting, begin- were Robert Brandin and the pas- BAPTIST Late Friday night services will Sunday in the absence of the rec- 100 cents on the dollar." TEMPLE SHALOM be administered Saturday from 4 ning at 7:30 p.m. tor of the church, Rev. Richard New Monmouth 'be at 8:30. This will be Installa- tor, Rev. Ronald G. Albury.^ who Matawan Township tion Sabbath at which time the to 4:30 p.m. Midweek prayer service Anderson. Bible school meets at 9:30 a.m. s on vacation. There will be an Sabbath Eve services will be new officers will be installed. The Monday at 8 p.m. the parish 8 a.m. celebration of Holy Eu- Wednesday at 8 p.m. The group spent six days work- Sunday. Rev. William E. Bis- sermon-charge to the incoming of- board will meet. The high school young people ing at the Ozone Presbyterian held tonight at 8:30 in the home jrove will preach at the Com- charist. Father Beck will preach Vacation Church of Mr. and Mrs. Edward. Gray, ficers, "The Synagogue and Eter- Wednesday at noon St. Clem- at the 9 a.m. parish Eucharist. meet on Thursday at 7 p.m. Camp in Ozone, Tenn., where munion Service at 10:45 a.m. on they ripped down and rebuilt a J8 Icemeadow La. William New- nity," will be delivered by Kabbi ent's Guild will have a luncheon There will be no 11 a.m. serv- "God Sent Him to Bless You." fallen bridge which was a key man will conduct the servict. Jack M. Rosoff. Cantor Sidney •meeting, ice Sundays and no weekday ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL School Starts A nursery and a children's access for half of the 300-acre Scharff will chant the liturgy. service during August. Rev. Highlands church are provided for those up camp area to the camp's main Abraham J. Zager will install the PRESBYTERIAN Charles R. Lawrence, rector of FAITH REFORMED to eight years of age. Holy Eucharist each Sunday at facilities; sewed mattress covers; August 3 new officers. David Ruda, out Rumson the Episcopal Church of the Holy Hazlet At dhe evening service at 7:45, a.m. Family Eucharist at 10 removed a deteriorated section going president, and Irving Dia- Communion, Fair Haven, will be WEST LONG BRANCH-"God, Sunday school will meet at 9:30 Lester Ayars will be the guast The single worship service will ,m. Church school children will of the swimming pier; dug out mond, president-elect, will speak. available to members of the con- My Country And 1" will be the a.m. Rev. Theodore C. Muller ipeaker. Mr. Ayans is attending be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m., and come to this service with their an area near the swimming area Candlelighting time is at 8 p.m. ;regation should emergencies theme of the Daily Vacation will preach at the 9:30 a.m. serv- the Moody Bible School in Chi- Rev. Stuart G. Leyden, as- parents and leave for their class- to permit cars to turn around, arise during the week. Church School to be conducted ice on "Life's Most Important cago and is the assistant pastor Saturday morning services will sistant pastor, will preach a ser- es after the Creed except on the and began other projects for at the Lutheran Church of the Question." at the famous Pacific Garden begin at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Rosoff mon entitled "Living Do.gs and first Sunday of the month when other work crews to. complete. will preach on the portion of the .hey -will remain [or the entire Reformation, Broadway at Locust .Vacation Bible School will be Rescue Mission on State St. in Dead Lions." He would encour- STRATHMORE JEWISH They also donajed $100 to the week. Cantor Scharff will chant Ave., from Monday, Aug. 3, held from Aug. 3-14. Classes will that cijy. age the congregation lo read Ec- CENTER Eucharist. camp for purchisB Qf materials. the liturgy, through Friday, Aug.14. meet from 9 a.m. to noon. Tuesday the post high group clesiastes in preparation for this Matawan Township Holy Eucharist each Wednes- Sunday morning services will message. day At 8 a.m., and on holy days The development of the four- Classes will meet from 9 to meets at the church at 7:30 p.m. Sabbath Eve services will be year old camp, sponsored by two 11:30 a.m. be at 9:30. John H. Watson, 3d, organist, announced. Rev. Harold G. Wednesday the midweek prayer held tonight at 8:30 in the home Presbyteries in the Synod of the Weekday services are held each will play the following selections: Mrs. Lee Beaty will be the eervice U at 7:30 p.m. Thurs- of Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Klein, Mid-South, has been partially sup- evening at 7:30. as prelude, "Romanie;" offer- METHODIST school - director and Mrs. Allen day the young people meet at 7 8 Idolstone La. Mr. Klein and ported by volunteer workers. The board of trustees will meet tory, "Elevation in C," arid as Navesink Norby, secretary-treasurer. p.m. Monday, the deacons will Donald Broder will officiate. The local group found time to The staff includes: music, Mrs. meet at the church at 8 p.m. Wednesday at 8:30 p.m. postlude, "Praise God Ye Chris- Rev. John Fulton will bring tians Altogether." Religious school registration the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- visit the Oak Ridge Nuclear Mu- G. R. Balko; crafts, Mrs. Theo- forms are returnable to Mr. Bro- w dore Goodenow; nursery,, Mrs. Church school will meet at 9:30 day wors p service. Sunday seum and Presbyjerian-related BIBLE BAPTIST der at 66 Irongate La. Member- James Berry and Mrs. Richard JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES a.m. school, with classes for all ages, Maryville College. The local Fair Haven Hazlet ship forms can be obtained from youngsters earned the money to Schmidt, Kindergarten, Mrs. Al- Tuesday, Aug. 4, »t 10 a.m., meets at 10:45 a.m. A nursety Mrs. Melvin Singer, 8 Deerfield pay for the work project through bert Berich and Mrs. Stanley The public talk on Sunday will Pastor James Stansbury will Prayer Fellowship will meet in Is provided at the morning wor- La. car washes and a barbershop Schmidt. be delivered at 2 p.m., outdoors, preach at the Communion serv? the lounge, and at 8 p.m. the ship service. quartet show. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ice at 11 a.m. and at the 7 p.m. Stewardship Committee will meet Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., Is Primary, Mrs. Stuart Kline and Theodore Winn, 70 Maplewood service. Bible school meets at in the lounge: TRINITY EPISCOPAL organist. The Senior Choir re- Mrs. W. Robert Oswald; junior, Ave., Leonardo. The Watchtower 9:45 a.m. Matawan hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Peter Wersinger, Jr. and Mrs. Julius Zweig; junior high, study will follow at 3:15 on Cottage prayer meeting will be Services for Sunday will be: The Pastor's Choir rehearses Wednesday at 8 p.m. in die home BAY SHORE COMMUNITY Ethical Culture Mrs. Hulda Hanson. , "Gathered in Unity for Minis East Keansburg 7:45 a.m., Matins and Holy Com- Sundays at 6 p.m. terial Work." of Mr. and Mrs. W. Roger Mc- munion. 10 a.m., Holy Eucharist Helpers, Pamela Berich, Elke Cormack, 119 Tindall Rd., Mid- At the 11 a.m. Sunday, summer Regular Bible studies will be and sermon by Rev. Carroll B. REFORMATION LUTHERAN Group Meets Geiger and Carol Knudtsen; rec- dletown, Pastor Stansbury will schedule, Rev. Richard R. reation, Alan Heuss; refresh- held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Hall. West Long Branch be in charge. Schwartz will return from his va- LOCH ARBOUR - Kenneth ments, Mrs. Eugenea Andul and following locations: 58 Forman There will be no weekday serv- "Sowing, Growing, Reaping" Dally Vacation Bible School cation and will preach on the Smith, leader of the Philadelphia Mrs. Albert Pizzutlello. St., Fair Haven; 10 SI. Mary's ices during August. will be the sermon topic at the will begin Monday, Aug. 3, and topic, "Praise Ye the Lord. Ethical Society, "'addressed 30 PI., Red Bank; 114 Springdale Holy Communion will be admin- The monthly newspaper collec- 9:30 and II a.m. services Sun' members and guests of the Ethi- Ave., and 11 Clinton PI., New continue through Friday, Aug. day. Sunday school meets at 9:30 14. Claisses will begin at 9 and istered. Sunday School and nurs- tion will be Sundny afternoon, cal Culture Fellowship of Mon- Shrewsbury; 69 Lincoln St., Fair Aug. 2. ..m. close at 11:30 a.m. each day, ery wjll be held at the same mouth County at a meeting In Baptists to Open place.- view, and 144 Seventh Ave., At The Daily Vacation Church except Saturday, for those from time in the church hall. At 5:30 Alcoholics Anonymous meets the home of Mr. and Mrs. Law- lantic Highlands. School begins Monday at 9 a.m. four years of age through the p.m. the same day, Rev. and Tuesday at 9 p.m. rence Seiger, here. and meets daily, Monday to Fri- Vacation School The Theocratic Minislry School seventh grade. Mrs. Schwartz will be hosts to Mr. Smith discussed the views day from 9 to 11:30 a.m., through and service meeting will be held the Board of Trustees at a barbe- PRESBYTERIAN of Jean-Paul Sartre, the French HAZLET — The Daily Vaca- Aug. 14. on Thursday, at 7:25 p.m. cue on the church grounds. The Shrewsbury Existentialist writer. , tion Bible School conducted by ST. AGNES CATHOLIC regular board meeting will start Rev. Kerry G. Robb, associate Mr. and Mrs. Smith were week- the Bible Baptist Church, Mid- ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC Atlantic Highlands at 7:30 p.m. pastor of the Red Bank Methodist A.M.E. ZION end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Abe dle Rd., will begin this Monday Red Bank Aug. 3 and will continue through Keansburg Sunday masses are scheduled On Wednesday at I p.m. the Church,: will be the guest min- Mehlman; Interlaken. Sunday school meets at 9:45 Friday, Aug. 14. Sunday Masses will be at 7, tor 6:30, 7:45, 9, 10, and 11 a.m. Women's Guild will sponsor a ister Sunday while Rev. John R. The Ethical Culture Fellowship a.m. At the 11 a.m. Communion t, 9, 10, 11 and noon. and noon. card party in the church hall. Collins is on vacation. He will had a picnic at Kepwel Park, Classes will meet from 9 to 11:30 preach at the 9:30 a.m. service on service, Rev. Thomas H. Counsey Wayside, Sunday. a.m., Mondays through Fridays a book may Daily Masses will be celebrated The sacrament of baptism Is 'Faith's Perspective."' Elder will preach on "The' Unwanted for youngsters from four years at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first administered every Sunday at 1 PRESBYTERIAN Clifford L. Heaslip, Jr., will as- Jesus." New members will be of age through seventh grade. Fridays when hours will be at p.m. Arrangements are to be Atlantic Highlands received. Christ Episcopal be read made at the rectory at least two sist. Miss Edith M. Ltifburrow is 6:30 and 8 a.m. Rev. James R. Tilton, Zelieno- The building fund committee days previous by one of the par- Rector on Vacation the school director. The faculty On Holy Days, Masses will be ple, Pa., will preach at the 9:30 wiU meet Monday at 8 p.m. ents. METHODIST SHREWSBURY - Rev. Henry includes: beginners' class, Miss that can offered at 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11 a.m. service Sunday. The Missionary Society will Oakhurst I. Beck will serve as rector of Ruth McCormack and Miss Deb- a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- Dally masses s,re scheduled for The Tuesday and Wednesday meet Tuesday at 8 p.m. Sunday school for nursery Christ .Episcopal Church during orah McCormack; primary, Mrs. dren are permitted at evening 7 and 8 a.m. On Saturdays the Bible study groups will not meet free you through third grade will meet at the vacation of the rector, Rev Albert E. Mahoney, assisted by Mass. early mass is said at the convent during August. HOLMDEL CHURCH 9:30 a.m. Rev. Dr. John W. Blair Ronald G. Albury, Miss Sallie Smith and Miss Jean Confessions will be heard Sat- for the public. The Couples Club will have its will preach at the 9;30 a.m. serv- Rev. Thomas H. McNally will Father Beck, who has retired Hull and juniors, Mrs. Rodney from fear urdays, first Thursdays, and on The sacrament of penance is annual clambake tomorrow at De ice on "In the Other Man's preach at the 10 a.m. service from the active pulpit, serves Weber, assisted by Mrs. A. Hotetz the eves of Holy Days, from administered on Saturdays from Lorme's Beach, Leonardo. You may have pissed by this Shoes." Sunday on "The Church and the the New Jersey diocese as a 3:30 to 5 p.m. and from 7:30 to 4 to 5:30 p.m. and 7:30 to 9 p.m. quiet place many times—bnt Men on the Road to Jericho." supply priest, and is « noted writ 8:30 p.m. and on Mondays at 8:30 p.m. Midweek prayer sevlce is Lists Auxiliary fiOTeneverenteredit.Yethere _... REFORMED Rev. and Mrs. McNally will hold er on New Jersey history. The Miraculous Medal novena Wednesday at 7:30 p".m. In the in this peaceful room, ready Baptisms will be administered Middletown open house at the parsonage Sun He will officiate at the 8 and Committee Heads is conducted Mondays at 8 p.m. chapel. foryouloread,isabookthat •very Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrange- During August the Reformed day at 3 p.m. a.m. Sunday services in the WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs has freed many thousands ments should be made a week Church and Old First Church are Shrewsbury Church begin- METHODIST CHRIST EPISCOPAL Shirley Sachs, president of the from fear and worry—has In advance of the baptism. PRESBYTERIAN holding union services in the Re- ning Sunday. local Veterans of Foreign Wars Atlantic Highlands Middletown given them renewed cour&ga Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Is Lincroft formed Churoh. The services be- Auxiliary, irecently announced the Sunday school is at 9:30 a.m. During the month of August, and strength to go forward, pastor and Rev. Leo A. Kelty Church services and Sunday gin at 10 a.m. Rev. Earl D. Comp- CONGREGATION appointment of the following com Rev. Robert H. Heuiitt will preach Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke wil It can do this for you. and Rev. Frederick A. Valentino school are held simultaneously at ton, pastor of the Reformed at the 9:30 a.m. service on "The BETH SHALOM mittee chairmen: are assistants. . 9:30 a.m. Larry Walser, Jr.. a Oiurch, will preach at Sunday's be in charge of services. On Sun The place is the Christian Unknown God." Red Bank Mrs. Lillian Meier,, y student at Catawba College, Sal- on 'The Inescapable day, there will be Holy Com Science Reading Room; the service Candlelighting service will be pitall, poppy drive, membership, isbury, N. C will preach on munion at 8 a.m. and Holy Com book, Science and Health METHODIST God." METHODIST at 7:53 o'clock tonight. Junio and mental health; Mrs. Lorett "The Peculiar Ones." Rev. and munion and sermon at 10 a.m with Key to the Scriptures Belford Sea Bright and senior services tomorrow are Becker, Marlboro Hospital and Mrs. William J, Mills are on by Mary Baker Eddy. Church school will recess dur REFORMED Rev. Otto C. Janke wifi preach at 9:30 a.m. refreshments; Mrs. Ethel Her- ing the. summer, There will be a vacation during August. CROSS OF GLORY LUTHERAN Colts Neck at the 11:15 a.m. service Sunday Matawan Township mann, rehabilitation, legislation Slop at a Christian Science famiry service at 9:30 a.m. Sun- The Wednesday Bible study Worship service will be held a Church school meets at 9:40 a.m METHODIST and cancer; Mrs. Patricia Crow- Reading Room soon; read the days. Rev. Paul W. Hollenbach giroup meets at 9:30 In the church. Church school meets Sunday at the Atlantic Elementary Schoo Bible study is Thursday at 7:30 9 a.m. in the Strathmore School Eatontown ley, Publicity; Mrs. Edna Brcn Bible and Science and Health will preach. The building committee will auditorium at 10 a.m. Sunday. p.m. Rev. David A. Seeland will con nan, Community service; Mrs in (he quiet, iin disturbed at- Senior M.Y.F. will meet Sun- meet in the church Friday at Rev. Dr., William Inman, Pine Guest speaker will be Theodore Beach, will be the guest minister duct Sunday services at 10:45 Amy Borlo, national home; Mrs mosphere provided for you. day at 7 p.m. 8 p.m. Chandler, a student at the New MEMORIAL at the 10:30 a.m. service In the a.m. Church school meets at 9:30 Phylisa Scott, Americanism; Mrs Borrow this book, free of Brunswick Theological Seminary Elberan school. a.m. Margaret Reiboldt, senior citi charge. Orbuy it foryourselt A solo will be presented by Mrs Dr, Harold A. Bosley, senior jens; Mrs. Catherine Callhoun Library Edition 14. Paper* Betty Tueomenoksa, accompa- PRESBYTERIAN THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH minister of Christ Church Meth HOLINESS Civil defense; Mrs. Helen Rosalo Bjck Edition $1.95. nied by Mrs. Charles Clowes on odist, New York City, wil Eatontown New Jersey Cottage, and Mrs Long Branch PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. the piano. There will be no cfhurch preach at the 11 a.m. service Church school and Sunday serv Alice Cichy, safely. Sunday school and Junior SUNDAY school during August. Sunday. church will meet at 10 a.m. ices will be at 10 a.m. Services Mrs. Flora Brodcrlck and Mrs Christian Science DIVINE SERVICE 11 A.M. Scripture lesson and prayei will be conducted by Rev. Robert Helen Doucl were elected to mem- ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THERIVER CHRISTIAN SCIENCE lervlce for the sick will be con W. Reed. her.ship at a recent meeting of BEADING SERMON BY DR. HAROLD A. BOSLEY EPISCOPAL SOCIETY ilucted by Riv. F. II. Lawrence, the group. Mrs. Urcnimn and Mrs. ROOM Rumson Atlantic Highlands nastor, Monday nt R p.m. CHRIST MinilODIST Rflsato were named delegates to Itnmr Mlniilir or Clirlit Church f/illndlil, Ntw York CM/ the national convention. THE MINISTRY OF MUSIC There will be a celebration of Church service and Sunday Fair Hiiven-Riimson the Holy Communion at II a.m. METHODIST CLINTON REED, Organist school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- Hnly Communion will ho c 209 BROAD ST. in the ribnntry. At 10 n.m., there day's testimony meeting is at Morganvlllc hraled at the 9:.'l(l a.m. service It doesn't cost it pays to HALLtE NOWLAND, Soprano CAROLE O'HARA, Conlrollo FRANK KARIAN, Tinor Pasf •..The Mogna Carta, the Future . • . Direct dialing BD cornerstone of our government over the world is not far off. Groundwork for it was laid at by law, m never signed. King a meeting in Rome of represent- Ralph D. Frank John of England couldn't write, atives from the world's tefey LAREDO, Tex. — Second U but the attaching o£ hi* official phone systems. Before long Ralph D. Frank, son of Lt. Col. you'll have a. choice of 160 mil- and Mrs. R. W. Frank, Jr., of seal made the document legal. lion telephones to dial! Highlands, N.J., has entered U.S. Air Force pilot training at Laredo Day UWerYow Sign SM-200Y APB, Tex. IAMB (h«MMk Ufa U8M (Sept 2J fa CM. 22) Gets 16 Table Settingst The lieutenant, who received his B, S. degree from Kent State » • Jogtal random. Sparkling Clean without University, Kent, Ohio, was com- missioned through the Reserve H ymmt Hand Scraping or Rinsing! to Mat *"*!,*• watt tmo A twd jiira •ometiW ,™.. . Officer. Training Corps program •* sela. effective tttaa m CMMM: murk. there. He formerly resided at SAGITTARIUS (Nor. M »o Dec 21) Knit H* hstoffetfMl Phgi Hold yasr tongae ea anhtcesf All ft takes wisdom to discern the difference brt* Aay ippllmu Qtttitl 5382 Pearl Rd., Strongsvllle, Italianrt be aa yoot tatad. between trraptation and opportanity. Ohio. Prt-rlnses for you— then firehose CANCEft (Jam 5J to Ju»> Ml CAPRICORN (Dec. 11 to Jen. 20) Sacrificing* self respect ft) via popularity The situation calls tor borse sente—My- 2-ltvil washing action scrubs i5 not wc-rlb. the price. if* "neigh" at the Tight timel >our dishes, glassware, pots and pins. Flushaway Drain llqueflet Firemen's Auxiliary LEO IJnly 12 lo Au?j. 31) Am shack built TWO-PIECE HOSTESS SET (right): 1 141 First Avenue in I!)D1 and renK'tl UP mainland gravy ladle; 1 pn^try ser/er. residonls whn wanted to spend Atlantic Highlands a vacation on the beach. NEW YORK'KEANSBURG The first hotel with a swim- ming pol was built In 1914. Now LONG BRANCH BUS LINE At the sign oi the CHEVRON we take better care of your car 291-0890 the city has 370 hotels and more 7KT-40M • 75 In...!,, Kmnkwi • 7I7-W74 than 800 swimming pools. •UIKUIHU CILOWMIK; uuwioiviaiMi, iM»i ui jic io »IIOIN«. wj "cinmoii/" cmvuomir—it SECOND GENERATION STEPS OtT OF MUSICA1S 12—Friday. July 3), 1964 THE DAILY REGISTER ChnmeJ 2 -WCBS-TV WABC-TV! TELEVISION -WNBO-TV _ WOE-TV | In 'KINQ AND I' NEW YORK (APj - Chuod 9 .WNEWTV Channel U NEW YORK rAP)-The AFTEMMM jftoei-ation of a ito/King (areiiy U TVKeyMailbag rt It To C«e#tr ipj^aring in tie Ljiy/ii/i Oaiurr % sir&J^bt pla> t^r Ul«—twiot «—Swftdor Ftrtr*r •Mvii NOW THRU SATURDAY Restaurant ONE SHOW AT 8:10 SATURDAY AT Z AND 8:10 Youngsters love McDonald's Hamburgers—and you COMPLETE BESlPluflEOHU! DON'T BE SORRY IN AUGUST will, tool They are made of 100% pure beef—not $ 50 ACADEMY AWARD WINNER frozen meat—but top quality beef ground fresh daily. Sunday Dinner . . . 3 AVOID THE STAMPEDE!! They're served nor off the grill on toasted bun—trie way you like 'em best. Everything at McDonald's b so choice of U9WXCE inviting... so spotlessly clean. Come in for the tastiest Baked Virginia Ham, Fruit Sauce, Braised OF TICKETS NOW ON SALE food in town at prices that please! Leg of Baby Lamb, Mint Jelly, Roast Ver- AIMBKi mont Turkey, Giblot Gravy, Sauerbratten, FOR THE SPECIAL PREVIEW Potato Dumpling . . . look for the golden arches TUES., AUGUST 11 at 7 & 9:30 SUNDAY-MONDAY HIGHWAY 35, MIDDLETOWN - 741 • 8344 RAY MILLAND "PREMATURE BURIAL" McDonald's — AND 2nd HIT — HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN "THE 3 STOOGES GO ROUND THE WORLD 6 Biwi Km Smp phn jm BMHH (imitul (Just North of Five Corners) IN A DAZE" \, F-om Park «K« JIM art p/ M.arr.. 7HF. DAILY RF.CISTF.R Fndiv. July 21, 1964—13 I'M <*, L.', r • r J'( SUNDAY |Top Weekend for two •VMMV MOAMUUtUMH nil *• J—t«ri o Bttdget ytmr purchase if y*m Pi wish! Wse oar 90-Day No Carrying Charge Plan (Small Service Charge) or our Ex- tended 18 Month Plan, jully insured for your protection. Hat Bar's ENCHANT-TRESSES! —glamorous- suauaef-—-— hair pieces « 5;00 Add glamour in town ... at the beach! wf Wt*\ Choose your new look , .|. the- braided Just 3 main parts — stitch up a pony tail, the bee hive, the figure 8, new dress in a day for just a tew dollars! Contrast lined collar, or the braided bunt Dynel and acetate slit pockets "season" the slender ne. • in fifteen exciting shades . . . from Printed Pattern 9471: Misses' tes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18. Sizes 16 black to blond, to brawn, to grey mix! ikes 3 yards 35-inch; % yard ontrast fabric. Fifty cents In coins for this pat- irn — add 15 cents for eaqh pat-! STEINBACH'S HAT BAR, Stra.t Floor, rn for first-class mailing and' HACKENSACK llio Aibury Park, Brick Town pecial handling. Send to Marian' SPRINQFKLD Hartin, The Daily Register, Pat-1 ;ern Dept., 232 West 18th St., New ORANGE SHOP ork 11, N. Y. Print plainly OYtE POUPTON PLAINS name, address with zone, size and Asbury Park Mon., Wed. & f'li. Nights 'ti! 9 yle number. RAMSEY Red Bimk Wed. and I-ri. Nights 'lil 9 Free pattern direct to your door — choose it from .100 design idens B EATONT0WN Hrick Town Mon. thru Fri. 'til 9:30 p.m. n new Fnll-Wlntor Pattern Cala- HT. 35 ClltCLE, KATONTUWrt, 512-1010 gl School, casual, career, dressy ylej — all sizes! Send 50c, Levitt Land Use Suit Starts Next Week By FRANK W. HARBOUR the pillars in the Levitt defense. The present administra- The "Raritan Valley USA" case, involving a land dispute This fact — that the ordinance is in measure unique — will tion is in sympathy with the association position. in neighboring Raritan Township, has been in the courts for make the case a difficult one for the courts to decide. Prece- MATAWAN TOWNSHIP-Whatever happened to the much- nearly four years, and is not over yet. dents will be few. publicized fight between Strathmore Civic Association ana But because the previous administration approved Levitt land designations, the association's court suit was filed not But the association appears to be as determined as Levitt, •' Mr. Wood has decided not to challenge the ordinance, as Levitt and Sons, Inc., over the "15 per cent lard issue?" only against the builder but included the Township Com- Its theory: strength in numbers — 1,905 homes in the such, since he feels that Strathmore would have more to lose It has been out of the news for six months, but the slug- mittee, Planning Board and township building inspector (in development, the Iwgest in Monmouth County — and with a than gain if it were overturned in its entirety. ging match is still,on although the precise date of the battle 1963), Harold J. B&r. few dollars contribution from each, the money to fight the Even if the association were to win this case, it would not is as unpredictable as Liston-Clay. developer cart pile up. According to Robert M. Wood, Middletown, the associa- "recover" the 88 acres, or be able to force Levitt to "find" At stake is 88 acres of property. In money it would come tion's special attorney in the case, the "first" legal action, In point of fact, it has. So far, there has been only one this amount of land to donate. round of door-knocking for funds, and the group collected to nearly $200,000 — and that is why the Levitt organization, round one as it were, will probably take place in Superior But an initial association victory, could lead to a second largest builder of houses/ in the country, which for three more than $3,000 to initiate litigation. It was more than the Court Thursday, with a motion by Levitt to dismiss the suit. litigation, a suit in "equity," which theoretically might ac- decades has assiduously attempted to avoid court fights—is association had asked for—but if appeals are required, it may Most local officials predict that this motion will fail. complish this end. ready, willing and eager tb join the issue this time around. not be enough, in which case there would be additional fund If it does, round two will feature more "sparring" with In brief, the association contends that Levitt has im- drives. Officials of the civic unit have conceded in private that a pre-trial conference between the litigants. propertly designated 88 acres Of land in Strathmorp, based The civic organization claims that Levitt left Strathmore there is little chance of "total"' victory, meaning acquisition on the township's planned community code which stipulates This may take a few weeks. with only 2 per cent of the land "usable" lor recreation pur- of 88 acres of land, but feel that "half a loaf" or even part that 15 per cent of land must be set aside for."non-residential" If there is no settlement out of court — and the associa- poses, whereas 5 per cent "is generally" the norm. of a loaf is worth fighting for. use, one of the main purposes of which is to retain acreage tion has indicated that it will not settle for "any pittance," a The group contends that Levilt did not designate enough The association has differed with Levitt on a number of for recreation and municipal services. trial date will be set. sites for religious use and improperly included the private other points in completion of the development, one of which, A large percentage of the land Levitt set aside is for, The court calendar is loaded. It could take several months Bath end Tennis Club and the shopping center as "non-resi- a Township Committee decision to force the builder to place drainage rights of way. The 1964 Planning Board approved for trial, and the real battle, to start. dential" areas, under definitions in the planned community survey stakes in all 1,905 lots, has resulted in a suit filed by this as part of the 15 per cent designation. This fact is one of But even with that stage past, there could be appeals. ordinance, the only one of its type in New Jersey. Levitt. . For Quick Results Use Our Want Ads THEDAILY 741-0010 DAY | Red Bank Area J Dial 741-1110 NIGHT Y NORTHERN MONMOUTH'S HOME NEWSPAPER SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 31, 1964 7c PER COPY Moving of Structure Seen Impractical 'Instant Synagogue' Plan Dropped MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The Strathmore "Due to the construction of the building, A final decision as to the disposition of ways and means, which include a spring ba- Jewish Center has turned down an offer by erected in 1941, it could never be insulated the church site has not as yet been reached. zar, publishing the 1965 boster calendar which the U.S. government to purchase the "Instant sufficiently, in fact it cannot be insulated at The consensus of the members was that they proved successful this year, and many social Synagogue" from Fort Monmouth which au." , would prefer to invest the money toward a functions. would, have been used as their house of new synagogue. He also stated that the wiring, plumbing Robert Weinstein, president, will contact worship. and heating systems are so outdated they The congregation therefore, voted to as- Sens. Clifford P, Case, Harrison A. Williams This decision was arrived at by some 200 would have to be replaced. Discussions with sess each family a minimum of $200, to be and Kenneth Keating, Rep. James C. Aiichin- members who attended a special meeting the William Levitt and Sons, Inc., representa- paid over a period of three years, to start a held last night at the Matawan Township closs, State Sen. Richard R. Stout, Marcus tives revealed the fact that this Army chapel building program. While the members felt First Aid Squad building. Daly, candidate for Congress, and Maurice would not substantially conform to the archi- this would not necessarily provide all the nec- Lustig, chief, Real Estate Division, U. S. According to William Schwartz, chair- essary funds, it was a. strong step toward man of the building committee, to cut the tecture of the Levitt-planned community. Al- Army, thanking them for their efforts in the OUT FISHIN' — William Clarke, left, 111 Apple Orchard terations to make the building acceptable their goal. building apart move it the 15 miles and re- group's behalf and expressing "disappointment Dr., Naw Shrewsbury, the booth operator, and Mist assemble it on a site in Strathmore would would greatly add to the cost without adding Additional plans for fund raising were dis- of the congregation is not being able to ac- cost over $20,000. 'ft any material value to the building. . cussed by Dr. George Wexler, chairman of cept the chapel. Beverly Youree, that borough's assistant playground director, watch as David Titko, 93 Swimming River Rd., attempts, to catch a "wire fish," using-a magnet for bait. This event was one of several that took place Goldwater Volunteers yesterday in the Penny Carnival at Sycamore School. Not a Republican Group Drainage Work MIDDLETOWN — The newly Brook Inn, Eatontown. The of- Neptune, chairman; Mrs. Hanne- rormed Monmouth County Volun- ficers will explain the workings of lore Sweetwood, Elberon, vice :eers for Goldwater want it un- the local Goldwater committee. chairman; Mrs. Alice Cilia, Lit- ierstood they are not a Republi- Veling, who will be, busy with tle Silver, women's coordinator; Probe Is Sought :an organization—in the true this chore, is Slso correspondence William Mulfaney, Ocein Town- tense of. the word. secretary for the Monmouth ship, liaison with Republican par- "Although we have several Re- bounty Young Republican Club, ty; Robert Martin, West Long >ublican members we are not he first such organization to en- Branch, Youths for Goldwater; In Middletown :upporting other local, county, dorse Goldwater for president. Harold Weeks, Wall. Township, tate or national candidates," This was done last winter. speaker's bureau, and Cynthia MIDDLETOWN — Township Committeeman Ernest 6. said Frans Veling, the volun- The club is also committed, of Eckert, Elberon Park, secretary. Kavalek said last night that he will seek an immediate investi- eers' treasurer. course, to help Marcus Daly. The biggest problem facing the gation into the Monmouth Pkwy. drainage project in East "We have formed the commit- Posts Listed "volunteers" now is funds for Keansburg. ec so Republicans, Democrats Other officials in the "Volun- operating. The committee mem- The project, practically completed, has resulted In » snd independents can hang their eers" committee who are di- bers feel the money will be forth- storm of complaints from residents on that street. lats on the Goldwater band- •ecting a house-to-house canvass coming when the campaign heat Acting in the place of Mayor Earl Moody, who Is va- vagon," Veling let it.be known. throughout the county to sign up is turned on. cationing, Mr. Kavalek said he intends to seek a meeting as "Of course we county Republi- members are Edward J. Sharp, —William Henderson. soon as possible of the remainder of the governing body and :ans will work "with Chairman J. the Board of Health in an attempt to correct what he termed Russell Wdolley in electing Free- a "bad situation." . •" holder Marcus Daly to Congress The project involved installation of storm drainage, curb- ind will campaign for Senate can- ing and resurfacing of the street. didate Bernard Shanley, but that They Really Since-the paving was recently completed, residents have will be outside the function of the been virtually flooded out of the area, said Mr, Kavalek. NOW IN CHARGE — Irving I. Diamond, 32 Silverbrook Rd,, Shrewsbury, right, ac- Volunteers for Goldwater," said According to Mr. Kavalek, the level of the street has been cepts the gavel of authority as the new president of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rum- Ailing. , - raised and this coupled with the new curbing prevents surface water from running off properties. ion, from the outgoing leader, David Ruda, left, as Rabbi Jack M. Rosoff looks on. j£ feelings of "the Volun- teers" will surprise many Mon- Like That Map "I don't know whether it is the result of bad engineering, Th« formal installation takes place tonight in the synagogue. mouth County voters, who were poor specifications or failure of the contractor that has caused under the impression their cam- the problem," said the committeeman. paigning would include all GOP The work was done by Anthony Campo, Inc. this place. NEW SHREWSBURY — "Do Two Sections Matawan Master Plan Project nominees. The engineering was done by Alex N, Diachishin, Hillside, it well or not at all" may rot The map is in two sections who was brought in last year by the Democratic majority on Won't Tie In be the official motto of this whioh may be taken down, laid "Woolley is well capable of run- the governing body to handle drainage work in the Bayshore. borough, but its officials usual- flat on the conference table, Richard W. Seuffert, business administrator, said he ha) ing the campaign for his candi- ly act as though it were. and studied in detail. dates. We won't have to tie in been deluged with complaints from residents which he has To Study Industrial Sites Take maps, for instance. Areas are color coded as to forwarded to Mr. Diachishin. our plans with the county strate- New Shrewsbury now.has what existing uses, so that zoning Mr. Kavalek said Tie inspected the area Wednesday night sites and rezoning of residential gy," declared Veling. MATAWAN — One of the first E. Hyrne, the task has "high is undoubtedly the best bor- designations can be picked out before the storm. "Jobs to be tackled by the bor- land for commercial and industri- priority" for the planners. Boor- The "Volunteers' motive Is to ough map in the county, or instantly and accurately. The swing disgruntled Democrats and He said lawns have been ruined and "crawl spaces" under ough's new master planners will al ratables. man and Dorram, Montclair. maybe even in the state, ac- color scheme is easily changed the homes on the street are filled with water. independents into line behind the cording to Councilman Herbert be a study of potential industrial According to Mayor Edward An electronics firm has been to keep up to date with future Mr. Kavalek said the properties are all below street level eyeing a parcel of property off drive in the county to help L. Willett, 3d. zoning changes. Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater in now and that water just does not run off. Matawan Ave., but the land !• Installed on Wall A master linen of the map's "It's a bad health situation and something has to be done zoned for residential use. his role as underdog candidate The map was installed on the against President Johnson. black and white basic frame- quick," Mr. Kavalek added. Vacant land in' the Freneau wall of the meeting room in work, can be changed to show A tour by a Register reporter last night disclosed that "If the Democrats and Inde- section, totaling about 50 acres, Borough Hall last night by Mr. variations in property lines. there are large pools of water on individual properties. pendents don't like Johnson they is suitable for development a Willett, who wielded the ham- Outlined are roads and streets, "You should have seen it last night after the storm," said can come to us knowing we are an industrial park, the mayoi mer. Helping were Council- boundaries, and structures. one resident. not a Republican group but one believes, but that property tot man Laurence J. Klfk, Borough Copies incorporating these Mr. Kavalek said his investigation will seek to determine with only one purpose—to help must be rezoned. Administrator Jerome S. Reed, changes can be run off from exactly who is responsible for the "mess," elect Goldwater president," ex and Borough Attorney Milton the master sheet as required. To Advise plained Veling. A, Mausner.Jt jneasures 4 by "A" stale "Volunteers" commit- 12 feet. It is mounted on Cite HMbhihner lt will be the job of the plan- tee is expected to be named this sturdy composition board and "It involved a tremendous ners to advise the borough, aft- weekend and this outfit will also covered with tough plasticene. amount of work," Mr. Willett er a study, whether rezoning cai campaign for only the head of the Shown on its color coded said, complimenting Kenneth be accomplished without upsettini national ticket. surface are every contour, Hiltbrunner, Planning Board residential patterns. Replacing Groups every property line and even member and chairman of the The borough's industrial com By fall the "volunteers" wil every individual dwelling in the Zoning Board, who produced mittee, in its initial report, poin probably be replacing the many entire borough. All are illus- the ideas for the map and di- ed out that large acreage is no citizens committees which pop up trated in ample size for easy rected its execution. always necessary in attractin during a presidential campaign identification by Borough Coun- Council voted unanimously to industry—that, for example, Ne\ The county volunteers will hold cil, the Planning and Zoning write Mr. Hiltbrunner a letter Shrewsbury started an industria their first public meeting-rally Boards, and the public. of thanks and commendation. park site with only 10 acres. next Monday night at the Crysta The committee found that then are 137 acres available in the Excellent Financial Shape borough for industrial use — pro- 'Mystery Man' viding there is rezoning. COLTS NECK — The Town- In other business, the governing Is Identified ship Committee heard a gratify- body instructed its attorney D. The committee concluded thai ing report last night from its Joseph DeVito to contact the if the municipality can attraci ROCHESTER N.Y. (AP)- auditor Jasper Johnson of Jo- county in an effort to ban parking 12 to 15 million dollars wortr Fingerprints have established the identity of the "mystery seph J. Seaman, Perth Amboy. of Rt. 537 between the Colts of industrial ratables, taxes couli Neck fire house and the inter- be reduced by about one-third. man" initial victim of last week In a 36-page report, Mr. John- end's racial violence In Roches- son told the governing body Colts section of Rt. 34. Mr. DeVilo Mr, Hyrne said he was unabli ter as John P. Bryan, 58, ol Neck had a surplus of (269,000. said he would contact Howard lr> estimate how long this pha, Bound Brook, N.J. "From a financial standpoint, this J. Preston, county road supervis- of Ilie master plan study wouli Bryan, an unemployed sales is an outstanding municipality," or. take, .W»»*mJti DRIVER WALKED AWAY — This car came rolling down man apd ex-convict, was ar- he said. George Dittmar, Jr., planning! Tho planners will also stud; Tower Hill from Rod Bank into Fair Havon oarly last rested in Rochester last year a Mr. Johnson also reported tax board chairman, reported to the! the borough's water and sewe a parole violator. His record in- collector Anne Wylie had col- committee the'township's Green; DOLL FADS — Among about 25 children taking part in 1 night. Tho driver, Brian N. Morgan, Now York City, a prohlem, in relation to new re cluded convictions for forgery lected M.98 per cent of the taxes Acres project was going veryj yesterday ! hobby show sponsored by the Fair Havon itl nlinl construction here. loldier at Fort Monmouth, explained to Fair Havon and fiiand larceny and prison clue for 1863. He said this- was smoothly and federal and state Recreation Commission at Knollwood School woro thoso A recent report by 1he lxiroug! terms in Sing Sing, Atticn and an "exceptional" record. funds would be available. Patrolman Raymond McCuo that ho was attempting to throe. Loft to right, they aro Cindy Molony, 6, daughtor engineer, Karl F. lleuser, show Auburn state prisons. Mayor George Handxn praised The governing body passed n turn from Harding Rd. into Prospect Avo. Tho Army man that vvilh additional residener Bryan's identity remained of Mr. and Mrs. David Molony, 172 Dartmouth Avo.; all concerned in managing the resolution "memorializing" ended the day unhurt, but with a ticket for caroloss both utilities will be inndcqunl- mystery for several days nfter township's fiscal affairs. "We. can Lynn Oakloy, 8, and Donna Oakloy, 5, daughfors of Mr. driving. Looking at tho damaged car at left it Red Bank even though the borough hn he was struck by rioters, stag hold our heads up 1ilph with this Warne L. Snedeker, the town- Just completed a major expansiot Keicd into the street and was balance sheet," he added, ship's first mayor, who died Julyi and Mrs. John E. Oakley, 207 Oxford Avo., with th« Police Lt. Charlei Jones. : of tlie sewer system. Injured fatally obviously very pleased. 8. I dolls they havo collected. Freehold Beats tB3fJh*f, JULY 'Si. 1'JM Dover Club, 1-0 FREEHOLD — Just one game Jerry Guy became Schiffner's itands in the way of a state third strikeout victim of the in- :hampionship for the Freehold ning. Phillies Triumph, Jabe Ruth League All-Star team Rowe scattered four hits over fter SPEED paid off last night the seven-inning route and re- nd accounted for the only run tired the last 10 batters to face the game as Freehold shaded him with the exception of an er- Boost Loop Lead Lakeland, 1-0, at Nescafe Field. ror in the sixth inning. That Lakeland and Woodbury; with runner was caught in a double Associated Press Sports Writer wild pitch, went to third on a sa- me loss each, play tonight at the play. Rowe struck out six bat- John BrigRs is a listening crifice and came home on a sin- lame field at 5:30 and the win- :ers, one less than Schiffner, and man's thinker. gle by Willie Mays. ler in the double elimination §ave up one base on balls. The In this case, Briggs, a Phila- Gus Triandos homered for the wrney will face Freehold Satur- lakeland lefty gave up a trio of delphia rookie, was doing the Phillies in the third while Jesus tay at 2 p.m. Should Freehold rasses. thinking and the listening at the Alou connected in the Giants' ase, it would only be itSj first Lakeland's most serious threat same time. fifth. oss and the rubber game will :ame in the second inning. Pete The mental feat, plus the two- The Mets appeared well on rome off the following day at the Itarnadori rapped a single be- run double that resulted from it. their way toward handing Sten- same time. ween first and second and Brad brought the Phillies a 4-3 jge, a deliglurul birlhday pres. The aforementioned speed, plus •ailev clipped one between short triumph over San Francisco injen| lhe [jrsl vic|Ory over San- he clutch chucking of Lance ind third to put runners on first 10 innings Thursday night and dy Koufax in their brief history, towe provided Freehold with its nd second. The runners moved boosted Philadelphia's National Bob Taylor had given New York •ighth straight tourney success, ip a notch on a neat sacrifice by- League lead to 1 \'2 games over a 3-0 lead with a three-run hom- those games, the opposition Paul Lewthwaite and Rowe gave the second-place Giants. er in the fourth. ias been held to a measly three jp his only walk-on four straight The Phillies were in danger of vns while the Area 3 champions pitches-to Schiffner and the bases But the Dodgers scored two tumbling from the top after the wve racked up 48. •ere jammed with one out. He Giants took a 3-2 lead in their runs in the seventh on Jim Gil sore down and retired Jack Mc- liam's single, Willie Davis' tri- The winning run was scored in 10th. But Johnny Callison dou- ;he last of the sixth inning. Lennon'on a pop foul behind the bled, Tony Taylor was hit by a ple and an infield out, then tied date and struck out Nick Ram- the game in the eighth on a run Shortstop John Brown outlegged pitch and Richie Allen beat out roller to second base and stole jne. an infield hit, all with none out. scoring double by Wally Moon, who batted for Koufax. The iecond base by a comfortable Lakeland left two runners on Up came Briggs, using a dif- margin. He seemed destined to iase in the ensuing session, Dodgers rallied for two runs in RIVERVIEW GOLF TOURNAMENT — Riverview Hospital will hold an invitational golf tournament Monday, Aug. ferent bat. It was Allen's longer the ninth, Tommy Davis driving die there as Rowe and Dave /like Testa led off with a base and heavier bat, and the 20- in the winning tally with a sin- 31 at Bamm Hollow Country Club. Formulating plans, left to right, Vito "Red" Gaeta, pro at Bamm; Dr. Carmen Berkowitz went down swinging lit and, after a forceout, an er- year-old left-hander was trying against fireballing lett-hander, or put runners on first arid sec- gle. J. Scarpellino, Red Bank chairman of tha tournament; Anthony Piccola, Eatontown, prasidsnt of Bamm Hollow, it for the first time. Bob Schiffner. md. Rowe struck out the next The ball shot out to the right The Pirates got tight pitching and Mrs. Niels Johnsen, Rtimson, committee members. The committee met yesterday at Bamm Hollow. However, Tom Mount came Ivm hitters, the fourth and fifth field Wall for a double, sending from Vernon Law and Don through in the clutch with a line n the batting order. Callison and Taylor across with Schwall in their sweep of Hous drive single to left field and the Dave Berkowitz got the first the tying and winning runs. ton. Law pitched a five-hitter in speedy Brown raced in with the Freehold hit in the second ses- Not so fortunate was Casey. the opener and scored the only decislve marker just beating sion and Mount reached base on Stengel, who celebrated his 74th run on Bill Virdon's single in the the throw to the plate. Another an error. However, they died on sixth inning. Riverview to Hold Golf Tourney the paths. birthday by watching his New single by Dick Enderly followed; York Mets lose to the Los An- Schwall held the Colts score- but the runners were stranded as Another single In the third geles Dodgers 5-3. Elsewhere in less In the nightcap until the RED BANK - With golf's pop- xwnds, Riverview Hospital Is "Red" Gaeta, home pro at struction now underway, will be 'rame by Jimmy Leon and a the NL, Pittsburgh moved Into ninth Inning when a three-run ularity growing in leaps and the latest unit to climb aboard Bamm, will be on hand for exhi- a new six-story air-conditioned valk to Bob Davis put two Free- third place by sweeping Houston outburst brought on reliever Al the bandwagon. bitions and to assist players in wing which will add 160 beds t< R.B. Warner hold runners on with two gone, 1-0 and 8-3 and St. Louis defeat- McBean, Jerry Lynch homered Riverview has scheduled an in- need of correcting a slice or a the present 195, plus expansion but a bouncer to short polished ed Chicago 5-2. in the fourth and singled in the Baseball vitational golf tournament for hook. of needed facilities. off the inning. the benefit of the hospital on A trophy will be awarded along Dr. Carmen J. Scarpellino o: In the American League, Bal- first two runs in the Pirates' Registration Freehold Monday, Aug. 31, at Bamm Hol- with momentos of the tournament the hospital's medical staff, Lakeland DON'T WAIT...STOP IN TODAY AT... NEW "THE SHORE'S LARGEST OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC DEALER" 1964 COMET FREE OLDSMOBILE DURABILITY CHAMPION With the purchase of every new and qADILLACCO used car we will give you a 200 56.86 TRAVEL FIRST AID KIT 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. RED BANK DOWN FOR 36 MONTHS MOTORS OPEN DAILY "TIL 9 P.M. AIR CONDITIONED THEY'RE A HANDY ITEM TO HAVE ENGLISH Lincoln - Mercury SATURDAY 'TIL 4 P.M. SHOWROOM 741-0910 34-36 MAPLE AVE. 747-4545 RED BANK ALTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS & TRUCKS AUTOS ft TRUCKS Airros t TBIXK» Airros * TRUCKS AUTOS It TRUCKS AUTOS I TRUCKS | THE DAILY REGISTER Friday, July M, J 961-19 JUPAJ-t Tf/'J-fXiTJB. 1962 KARMAMN-SHIA Pt-YWO'-'TH J/VOY wi UKE i::iutr. IM an* -POFT Ie ¥ 3« ui.ur. ijpjvt.fi •a: WK UKB THEM £0 llf'-'H '!f TRE* 1 Ji.toS AI.'TOP'JRT USA. R (More OaMtfled Adi SPECIAL On The Next Pig») OFFER '62 BUICK OF VALUES AUTOS & TRUCKS Wildcat 2-dr. H.T. Bucket seah Fully equipped. ON ALL OK USED CARS $2095 EXQUISITE MERCURY MONTEREY! 1961 T-BIRD Stlng-Rey {ait katl. RaJio, heater, wkitewall tiret. Four Fully aquipptd with air-conditioning. speed tranimiiiion. Peiitraction. $2295 I960 FORD Country Squire Station Wagon. '62 CORVAIR Excellent condition. $1295 Msiua Coupe. Radio, heater, whitawell tlrai. Powor.jlid* rranimliiion. 1959 PONTIAC 64 Mercury Monterey 2 - Door Sedan Star Chief. Vary clean. $1095 "62 CHEVROLET TRANSPORTATION liiceym two-deer. Redie, heater, six tyllndar standard SPECIAL SPECIAL — tranimliiion. CLOSE-OUT PRICES' '57 FORD Ranch wagon. ON ALL 1964 MERCURYS Good transortarion. FOR '64 $295 "58 CHEVROLET Stetien wajon. Hieter, lix cylinder, jtandard. . THE PRICE IS MEDIUM THE ACTION IS MAXIMUM LOW COST THE CAR IS BANK FINANCING JUST A PARTIAL LISTING MERCURY BOB FOLLOW YOUR FRIENDS TO DRIVE ONE TODAY! WHITE MOTORS BUICK CIRCLE When You ENGLISH LINCOLN-MERCURr Want More Shrewsbury Ave. 34 MAPLE AVE. RED BANK New Shrewsbury CHEVROLET CO. Than The Usual In A Medium Price Car 741-6200 325 MAPLE AVE. 741-3130 RED BANK Open Eves. 747-4545 THE DAILY REGISTER I BOATS AND ACCESSORfES EMPLOYMENT HELP WAN1T5—FEMALE FOR SALE FOB SALE FOR SALE FET3 A LIVESTOCK HELP WANTED-FEMALE 20-Fri4«y, July 31, 1964 SECRETARY ~ 2 DAY SALE BIG PUPPY SAL£ ~\u o/.jjikju'fM Ftyj'tV USED FURNITURE PRICES... BOATS A!©"A£CESSOBJES ^rZ,7 ""' .H? iRECEPTIONIST-SWITCHBOARO WUDAY 4*MJ 5ATUROAY kUAt« L SEWING MACHINES amyjj . . --• '' ' ' • }fi*-&.J.% *TJe ftUtjii'; tl'tf/'.y litt'.Tk/jlt *i.fcn*riU e'.tr.'j k.'A 'ytAr.i fW.'Ji bt BUT NEW FURNITURE! monkey*, #•*"•• RUMSON YACHT BASIM J)' '/fW/.K ow.'UER, USED PORTABLES Dog grooming *M. hf tp- .! !76 lLtOnnll. St Rumsoo AND CONSOLES CANTNE CHATEAU 2S' 0WEN8 CRUISER. V-t-220, *!,1M Position available immediately In Key- Eatonlown O'DAV WIIXiEON B41LBOAT, ne« CLERK-TYPIST WHEN YOU BUY A , (201) S42-230O MusMu«Lt hahave good typing skill and abilityability) port but required a. move to our new ondition, used for show only, $900. J d ty AKC LABRADOR* -PUPPIES — 10 SALES & SERVICE 21' VENTNOR SKIFF, new condition, to- ' handle detaile —taile '--d* clricaclerica-'--' ll• -work- ork-••. . 808 m plant now under construction in HoJmde) iled Township on Rt. 35. $14.95 champions, four generation*. Permanent ueed for show only, S2.S00. contact, advancemendt t possibilitiesib . ihols. Femsles, its. males. CO 94641SI. ' SUv€rtoo gklfta 19' TROJAN. 75 Evlnrufle, Sl.OStf CANCELLATION 3-ROOM Petrct — Simpson Radio Salary commensurate with experience. 'AIR HAVEN YCYACHHT WORKS, INC. These are Immediate opening! to star PUPPIES — Free to good home. Mixed 33' New Bllverton Skiff f 4,095 n«i train in K«yport ami then movp t Excellent fringe hfnefitn. Air condi- «ei. Fimales only. Call M' 1963 Peterson Viking $18,600 Kt of DVDe.Vormad A SINGER SEWING 747-3010 m: new piant in H'llmnTl T'jwnshJi tion fri otUvr5 iJa riling and caletena 7S7-MS4 35' Hans Peterson, twin screw, Kalr Haven lit. 35. Goofi BtartniB salaries, broa "acilitles. Hour* h a.m. to 4:30 p.m. OUTFIT - with flying bridge , $15,000 rlnge hpnprils. Hour* fl to i:?,!i Cafe CENTERS BEADLE SHOW STOCK-Two-month- SAIL AWAY — for a day or week, p l(i male. Top blood line, Blre dam can 13' Chris Craft, twin screw, Available lur charier, Stoul Fella, Sr. eha, jiarking [acilSUes, air c&iviitsone IVrite in c<>nM nc« or call Peter HaP 3 Complete Roomi of New Furniture 9 8ROAD ST. RED BANK flying, bridge fll.&oo •fficei. lock. 2&4-S7OO for an appointment. le sar-n. Excellent bone and conflrma- 18' Sloop" 1063, $ 3.15HClass Inboard auxiliary sloop, 26 8 x •-URN1T1JRE FOR SALE - Sold my Ion. Sire out of champion Johnson's 27' Luhra cabin cruiser f 2,450 7'fi x 3'10. Bpacinun cockpit, seals eight Take Over and Pay Balance of $176.45 Lome. Will sell very rea.sona.bit. Uvinj; Fancy Bnois. Sire has gioup place- »r more for day BitlSing. Cuddy cabin, Write, or call Pete !tom •oom, bedroom, kitchen [urnlture and ments. Pries J10O;. Call evening* J-7, 18' Outboard W lip notor $ 5ft0 .2 noon *JS4-S7(KS4 ) /or an appointment. MATTEL REDUCED PRICES MAKE THESE iftiui, Icebox fur four overnight. Ex- n WEEKLY jtensils, etc. Other small items all In T47-0176. tpiienced sailors oniy. Call 741-2fsOO. «ry good conctillon. Owner. 741-3246. GOOD BUYS INC. BKAUTIFUL CEDAR DOG HOUSE&- 28' Co*at bait, flying bridgt % 3,50(1 MATTEL INC. ROOMS SOLD SEPARATELY TWO BEDROOM SETS — One cherry, 18' Sea Skiff, 125 h.p. f WO 4" WOLVERINE — Wlih 35 h.p. Evln- n Marine Buibling, P.O. Box 395 Sizea for all doge. KING'S KENNELS, rude. Trailer, cover, eklis and Dther Aero Marine BuiMing, P,O. Box 368 Key port dining room set Rt. 35. Oakhurst. 531-1637. 21' Outboard cruiser, new Key port. • 8-PIECE CONVERTIBLE LIVING ROOM GROUP 5)2-1! SW. Mfrcury motor $ t.SOO equipment, $:S00. 671-1045. ^^^^^^ WATCH FOR Ol'R ANNOUNCEMENT GROOMING — All breeds. Alao boarri- Watch for our announcement of tutuj- OF FI'TCRB OPENINGS. FINANC1NO ARRANr.ED openings. • 9-PIECE BEDROOM GROUP UTILITY TRAILER — Good condition, Ing. Pick-up and delivery, Chfhuauha POCKET MAKER — On ladles' coati. KO<>1 tli-M, H5 Maple Ave. Keans- and collie puppies. Collie, Chihuahua JQ' MORTON JOHNBON — 671 Diesel. BUSINESS NOTICES g. 757-7254. WA1TEP:SSES — Hay and nipht shlf Top wages. Union ehop. 33 hr. week, • 5-PIECE DINETTE stud service. 671-1S62. Documented. Suitable work or pleaiure. Apply in peraon, REX'6 DINER, High- Vacation with pay and all paid holl- Consider email Inboard- 264-7512. SHALL BABY GRAND PIANO tt50 FIELD CHAMPION — Woodland Artist ODD JOBS — Cleaning cellars, attics, m. lieyport. -liiyi". Apply Adam* Urns, 25 South CALI, Sired Beagle Tups, wormed, AKC Brirlge Ave.. Rfd BJinlt. OFF SHORE THOMPSON — IB', al yards, etc. Hauling and trucking. Hea- NUFiSlCS AIDE J22-7O1H. R., 560. Al Rogers, 25 Hlaleah Ave ble. BftD Trucking. Call 261-7635- lll 7R73U8 •lectric, M h,p. Johnson. Fully equ;ppei 11-7 Sliift LEGAL BECriETARY — Capable o( FIELD FURNITURE COMPANY In water. $9!>5. Call 747-9120. Call 291-O44Q asBumtng rornptete charge of lawyer's 39 KIREPLACBS A 8PEC1AUTY — \W or/ice In Bay-shore area. Salary com- 7-11 EAST FRONT STREET BOAT AND OUTBOARD We'll be 39 yeat« oM neit month. You s of masonry. CHARLES HOWER, CASHIER ipiiriuraie with abilllv an*i experience. can depend on us to properly install REAL ESTATE FOR RENT In water $250 or best offer. Call 741- trfl'-lnr Call 747-4479. pplles krpt in confidence. Write to KEYPORT, N. J. your window shades, Venetian Winds, 01S0 between 5-7 p.m. Evenings 5-11. Wrltn slating nualiflra Music For ftII OccaJiloni (i to "BH", Box 511. Red Bfc \.Y." Box Ml, Ki' 60S'" ft*AftKKJ PO«« MWkP WWrf'W. , A0OU11 . YOU ANDY CAPP ANDY CAPP By REG SMYTHE u L«SiSatt3r / DON'T BELT '/M THIS TIMELY,) 'E /SWT, y'KNOW-I JUST I WAIT TILL'E DOES IT AGAIN,—' SAW A FINGER /HOVE/ NOT 00 IT AGAIN' MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERGARD REUX, JOKERL'-HIL WOULD WU MIND RUNNING ]--- i M/miLE, ST&!£ VISIT/MS A' SMRTimGOWSSm 'lOU HAVE TO SNAKE •*- THIS IS TOFF-SETfiLLEYV THREE IS "PARALLEL PARKING7-I HAVE YOU MUST HAVE BEEN EDGV MAKE IT/J.L UP ON OVER THOSE WITH ME-/GIADT0, STEVE/ I %i, WE HAVE T LET ME SEE THEM.'--! J OKAY.'-THE FIRST '—' THROUGH THE BARRELS, ••THROUGH WITHOUT 5TOPPIW5 TO EASE MY RIG INTO A SPACE ONLY /THERE'S DURING THE PEESOWAL THE DRIVING TESTS/ USING THIS CHART ?--SO ^ IT'LL SORTA AVERYFINE . UH--WANTAGETRIDOFA PROBLEM ON THE ROADEO FORWARD AND IN OR TOUCHING THE SIX FEET LONGER THAW THE TRUCK ./THE PHONE, NTEKVIEW fiND WRTnEKl I'LL KNOW THE BEST SPOTSy REFRESH MY SELECTION OF / RAT THAT'S BEEN COURSE IS WHAT WE CALL REVERSE, WITHOUT . BARRICADES.' -WITH THE RIGHT WHEELS NOTY^ MIKE/—ITS EXAMS, MIKE/^IHEy ONLY TO SHOOT s" " -—f SO-CALLED BUGGIN'ME/ THE "SERPENTINE1; ,_, STOPPING, SCRAPING, OR MORE THAN 5IX INCHES FROM ) PROBABLY MAJOR GAVE YOU PICTURES ' STEVE.' ,_. j—-* (GETTING CUT OF BOUNDS.' THE CURB/ S WON CALLWG A 78 AND FROM? AGAIN/ ^* ¥ -•^&M 'tZ^-y K^ NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW UOPB HOWPY. MR. TWLCR/1 WANT YOU TO WOULP YOU CONSIDK) SURE. I'LL N09OPV BUT IT'S fAEET A FKIE-NP OP MINE/ HIS fMg SELLING ME YOUK y/TAKE TWO -THAT'S WORTH IS E6K JONES, AN1 HE UVE5 OUT WRITES 1 POLLWJS A PKETTY IT.' IN THE SWAMP/ MA. FOB IT. HIGH PRICE TO PAY. MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST I VflfH SHE WERE MARRYING A IF YOUCAN*T--fM OH!-ARE YOU STILL UH—SIT DOWN, HONEY!-1 REAL PROFESSIONAL MAN'-ADOCTOR L—I'LL TALK. AFRAID THIS MARRIAGE UP, DADf-ICUESS YOU'RE SOT TO HAVE A SERIOUS BUI,GINNY!-.BEING A.WT7INC A Unit BALL OR. LAWYER-LIKE MOST GIRLS IN WITH DOUG IT SURE 15 A WEIGHT Of F I,1*** ^°WS A 1 WILL NEVER-HAVE LIKE ME?-TOO HAPPY TALK WITH YOU-ABOUT A PB3FK5IONAI &01FER) W™ A STICK IS HflT A HER. SET. - BUT A JUNIOR EXKUT1VE. TOMORROW! MY MIND, PAT5VI-THE WAyX0000 WN WHE.. 1 MY APPROVAL! COME IN OUT OF THE DOUG.' ._ NOTHING TO BE^-> P1WE55ION, COPtLAND. HAS 5TATU5,TOO!-AND YOU CAN THINGS WENTI-TO TELL THE )5EK HIM., DOUG! x LIGHT! SUPPOSE YOU'D BE ARRANSE THAT! TRUTH-1 DIDNT EXPECT >»nr SHE . YOUR MOTHER TO-BE KkONE^>* "NIGHT. "PROFESSIONAL" JU66LER. OR ^ 50 SWELL ABOUT IT! DARLINCil-GOTTA A "PFOT55IONAL" BOXER? GO TO SLEEP AND DREAM ABOUT YOU! THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THEY SAY OUR PHANTOM'S 6RANPFAWER ANP HE IS ABOUT TO BO/L-! - THERE- ON HIS WRIST- THE AM«y YEARS A6O—OUR PHANTOM'S GRflNOFATHER—I'M DOIN& WHAT I KNOW IS I DON'T WANT TO GO- HAP A QUICK TEMPEK-- PHANTOM'S GOOD MARK! BEST FOR YOU, JANE. WANT TO STAY— WITH JANIE-YOU MUST 6O HOW DARE YOU KIDNAP MY OWN JANIE- HE SAVED Kl LIFE--HE WHEN YOU'RE SAFELY HOME AND MARRY A KIDNAP JANIE/ J SISTER? SHE'S -SHE'S GOING- CARRIES MY MARK-1 AM TO THE HOME- YOU'LL THANK ME. MM/ /MAN OF OUR CLASS NOTMARR/ING HOME.' 3WORN TO PROTECT HIM-- STATION, NOT A CAVE DWELLER I CANNOT FISHT PRIVER-- WITH HIM- AND HURRY.' By GEORGE SIXTA By GEORGE IF VOU USE A SLACK LINE V3U CAN PLAY YOUR FISH A. LITTLE AND STILL. STAY ONE SPOT MARK TRAIL By ED DODI) ARK TRAIL By ED DODD LOOK, AUKT MAETIIA. " JUD IS C*te OF MY OLDfcST AND MOKE Pt-ANS ID A1JW MARTHA, THERES t HAVE ALL COOD...IN THE HEfitrmE SOMETHIH6 H3 UICE >OU HIS LETTER^ BEST F WENDS ..VOtJ KNOW I AT ONCL7 I'LL FLY DOWN TO WQ£MN5KM WANT K> HELP IIND TO DO FOR ME BEFORE no vou, IFYOU MACK, AND A AND GET ALL THE INFORM- HIMf J LEAVE FOR ALASKA.- PICTURE TAKEM ATION I CAN I'D LIKE TO HAVE PONT MINE LAST WINTER — ANY I ATE PtCTUBES I'l 1. BDINQ YOU HAVE OF THEM JUD... TOMOPRCW/ lit x y'(Hf. fMll.V Hi Oi~7F.fi YnAn. J>j!y il, 1961—25 New Pilot Wins His Wings Weekly 1{Jg^s™ ' J Hr' Urges Broadening B„ y BO_B B«AMJJE_.Y . c5 i ri_ in_ • Wit".J"h ReininKfflSfininfR g/ ;Wil• Willl Opelinenn COLTS NECK - The white r ATLANTIC CITY (AP(AP) — The chevrons on the west end of i WUillWtH/|yj HlS Atlantic City Expressway, con- Of N. J. Turnpike Section Red Bank Airport's macadam strip looked pretty small through By THE ASSOCIATED PRESsi TRENTON (AP) - Go. Rich- ^L^T^fZ .....NEW -BRUNSWIC K (AP)—. . .I Fast action on expansion also ard J the double line of telephone wires Housewives will find plenty of t - Hughes said yesterday he j jersey resOrt, will open today; Engineering reports strongly; was urged in a report by the is on Hance Ave. .offerings at their groceries 'this! flattered by efforts to boost>its fi'rst 36,miie completed sec-,urging that the New Jersey: engineering firm of Howard, hm forl>> e A nasty little crosswind from -weekend to open celebration of Democratic vice pres-;tion from Turncrsville to the!Turnpike be broadened from six Needles. Tannen and Bergen- ide tlal the south kept trying to drift the August as National Sandwich' " nomination, but disagrees Garden State Parkway. ! lanes to 12 in the northern part dorf. which said: with lhe Beechcraft Musketeer to the left. Month. reasoning behind them.] T|le Expressway "Authority,of the state have been for- "If delayed, such an under- [ Featured fillings for these hoi- Referring in an -Atlantic City!),.,, planned a brief ceremony' warded to Gov. Richard J.! taking probably will increase in I held the right wing down as Press ; weather favorites include pork, editorial, Hughes said hea l Turnersville to mark the: Hughes for approval. cost, due to real estate develop- we came in over the wires, crab-j : Ibeef, lurkey. salmon and ti,e doesn't think religion or num- opening of the dual superhigh-j In the report, prepare! for the ment in the corridor." bing the nose to the right to bc rs of stay.over the runway. Just be- vegetable companions of lettuce,! ' children should be con-|way just prjor t0 t(le removal]New Jersey Turnpike Authority,! The cost estimates were based fore we touched down, I kicked tomatoes and cucumbers. siderations in selecting a vice;of 'barriers opening the road to'two firms recommended that! on building six new lanes par- her straight; the little airplane Beef prices have edged up inpresident. | the motoring public. the highway's width be doubled; allel to, but independent of, the stalled out a few inches from some areas, as marketing slack- "1 have doubts as to the rele- Omero C. Catan. 50. of Tea- from New Brunswick to theipresent six lanes. Three of the the ground and squatted nicely ened, but they still remain gen- vancy of the number of kids you neck, who for the past quarter Lincoln Tunnel interchange, a] new lanes would be northbound on the blacktop. erally below year-ago levels. have," Hughes said at a news century has made a hobby of (distance of 29 miles. .and three southbound, but there The engineering consultants]would be no cross-over connect- This was good, because the Especially plentiful are those i conference. being the first to pay a toll on The Press also recommended that a. ing the new and old lanes, previous couple oF landings I'd top-grade roasts that make the editorial suggested some 500 new highways, tunnels best roast beef sandwiches. that President Lyndon B. John- and bridges, will crash his car decision tn go ahead with the j The new lanes would accommo- mtde for Lew Miller, the Red ! sos select Hughes as a running widening be made before the , date the heavy volume of truck Bank Federal Aviation Agency. Ground beef is also plentiful. through a giant trial blazer in mate, saying: end of the year. Their reports J traffic in the northern area Examiner, crosswind and over Pork prices have, like beef the center of the highway. prices, strengthened in recent "As governor of a largely ur- Catan will then drive east on envisioned an expenditure of be- Since it was completed UV2 those worrisome wires, hadn't years ago, the turnpike has far been so hot. On one try, I had weeks, but the increase has not ian eastern slate and a Catho- he expressway to the Egg Har- tween $335 million and $348 mil- lion, which would be raised!outstripped all estimates of traf- drifted completely off the run- been marked. lic with 10 children he would toll barrier where he will Hams, smoked butts and pork more than offset any appeal that be the first to pay a toll on the trough a bond issue by the fie volume it would handle. • way and elected to go round shoulders are other attractions. the Republican vice presidential expressway. 'urnpike Authority. Nearly 57 million vehicles used again; on another, I'd lined up The American Meat Institute candidate Rep. William Miller The remaining eight miles of The engineering consultants the highway last year. In 1952 on the runway all right, but AIRMAN TO AIRMAN — Daily Register reporter Bob suggests such variety sandwich- may have. Miller also is from the highway, from the Garden :overdale and Colpitts said their engineers had estimated that dropped the ship in with a bounce Bramley, right, is congratulated by flight instructor, es as cooked ham with' applesauce an Eastern state (New York) State Parkway into downtown irojections of traffic conditions the road would be carrying 30 from a foot or two in the air. Gordon "Duff" Donald of Shore Air Services, Inc., and liver sausage with bacon ,nd is a Catholic." Atlantic City, are expected to ihowed that tie-ups in the north- million vehicles a year by 1981. Lew must know that fledgling Colts Neck Airport, after receiving private pilot't rating chips. The institute also sug- Hughes added that at one time be completed and opened by ern section of the superhighway The 118-mile long toll road pilots tend to be "ham-fisted" extends from Ridgefield in the from Lewis H. Miller, Red Bank Federal Aviation Agency gests a list of "breakfast sand- ie didn't think geography should Aug. 1 next year. can be expected between 40 and on their flight tests, though. Aft- wiches," including crisp bacon be a consideration, but has 50 days a year under existing northeastern corner of the state, er the last landing, he said "All on cinamon toast, ground beef changed his mind. Now, Hughes conditions. to Deepwater in the southwest. right, that's satisfactory. That's on toasted English muffins and thinks it can be relevant in get- They said congestions between THe divided highway has six- all. Let's go in." "Just about nine minutes be- Lew was kind. "Yes, that wasn't corned-beef hash on open-face ting divergent views. Question Jury Woodbridge and the Lincoln! lanes on its northernmost 84 Dream Comes True fore six," I told him, checking the best choice," he agreed, point- toast. The governor said that in early 'unnel "will be severe in 1966 miles and four lanes in the At that moment, after dream- my computed times. ing out a beautiful big green field Other sandwich supplies in- May, he talked to Johnson and Behavior In and worse than severe in 1967."south — from Moorestown to Ing about it 30-odd years—and He must have liked the anI- could have selected by making clude turkeys, off in price in jot the impression the President "The authority should have Deepwater, • sweating it out for an hour and swer, he said, "Okay. That's it a gentle turn to the right. many shops, thanks to a 15 per had an open mind on selection its program decided upon and a half during the flight test— for the cross-country. I guess you "Let's go up and try it again," cent higher output. of a vice presidential candidate. Damage Suit financed by the end of 1964, so I officially became a licensed know where you're going." he said, giving me back the Among fresh - vegetable at- Turning to the Democratic Na- that the maximum portion of private pilot, qualified to fly and throttle. MORRISTOWN (AP) — The Senators Don't We spent three-quarters of an tractions this week, are cauli- tional Convention, to be held Aug. behavior of a jury who awarded construction can be carried out ; carry passengers in "Airplanes, hour doing turns, stalls, climbs, The next time, I was ready flower, salad greens, fresh com, 24-28 in Atlantic City, Hughes in 1965-66," the report said. Single Engine Land." for him. When he throttled the $1,215,140 negligence damages ilides, and combinations of these green beans and tomatoes. said Democratic National Chair- to a Chatham youth was called Want To Be I parked the plane, drew a maneuvers, all of which I was engine back, I had a field in Among fruits, plums and wa- man John M. Bailey assured him long breath, and followed Lew mind— which is what he wanted into question Thursday In Mor- Vote to Acquire able to perform without too much termelons still enjoy a spotlight yesterday that the first three days ris County Court. into the airport office to linish sweat. all along— and set up a standard but other attractions include of hearings by the Democratic Named Judges the paperwork. traffic pattern that would bring An attorney for the Chatham Phalanx Road TRENTON (AP) - New Jer- Then came the hood. The hood lemons, limes, nectarines, blue- Platform Committee are being us in with ease. Board of Education, one of the ;ey's state senators are re- It had been a busy day. Earlier is an evil black device which berries and mangoes. held in Washington only in the Land Strip We returned to Red Bank to parties against whom the judg- markably uninterested in being I'd flown the Musketeer to Lan- restricts your vision to the air- national interest and not because shoot our landings over those WOP ment was assessed, asked for appointed judges, Gov. Richard caster, Pa., to gain the additional plane instruments; yflu can't see of any deficiency in the facilities COLTS NECK - The Town- risome wires. an investigation and interroga- J. Hughes said yesterday. - two hours solo cross-country time outside. Its purpose is to allow at the resort city, 0 ship Committee last night au- Flight test passed, license in tion of the jury and for a new I needed before I could present the examiner to test your ability Vocational On the contrary, Hughes said horized its attorney D. Joseph In fact, Hughes told a news pocket, I flew back to Colts Neck trial. myself to Lew for my final check to fly solely with reference to Bailey told him the "facilities De Vito to Institute condemna- conference, he has found "a re- ride. All the way out and back on Cloud Nine. The million-dollar verdict was ion proceedings against Ildon R.markable paucity of interest in the instruments, with, no out- are excellent," the governor said returned July 2 in favor of I1 went over and over in my "Duff," my instructor, met me School Bids Blackiburn, owner of Sugar toaf judgeships by legislators, whether side vision. the committee will hold hearings Stanley Miller, 17, of Chatham, 'mind the long list of things Lew as I parked the Muskie and wrung Farm, Phalanx Rd. for themselves or people in their in Washington Aug. 17-19 to per- and his parents, Mr. and Mrs, While I. sat under the hood, my hand. I walked with him into The township is seeking to ob- counties." : could ask me to do with the Received mit Congress "to work until the Stuart Miller. ship before granting me thsweatinge , Lew took the controls the airport office feeling a mile tain an eight and a half foot The Governor admitted he has FREEHOLD — Bids received very eve of the convention." cherished pilot's rating. and twisted the Muskie into e tall. The youth was injured in anright-of-way along Mr. Black- talked lo several senators about last night for construction of the Hearings of the committee will What if I fouled up and didn't series of what the FAA coyly After 30-odd years, I'd Joined accident in the gymnasium of burn's property so that the coun- the possibilityjjf appointing them county's first vocational schoo be shifted to Atlantic City Aug. calls "tuiusual attitudes," They the group who lined the counter, Chatham High School two years ty will take over Phalanx Rd. to the bench in the past year but pass? include such postures as steep fell well within the $500,000 al- 20 and its report will be made ago. He sustained neck injuries "Duff" Donald, my hands outstretched. Committeeman Joseph L. Mo- has 'gotten no takers. He de- Gordon climbing stalls, when the airplane located for construction. They to- public there. that, according to testimony in /flight instructor at Colts Neck I was an airplane pilot at last. reau said the governing body clined to say which legislators drops from under you, and power taled $388,664. court, paralyzed him and have Airport, had assured me that I had acquired the rights-of-way he talked to. on spirals, when thS ship noses a The Vocational Board of Edu- made him an invalid for life. "yias ready, that I'd have no rom the 12 other property own- Hughes said he had approached steep twisting dive while the air- cation held all bids for study and The Chatham Board of Educa trouble, but I wasn't so sure. Marks 25th ers in the township who owned the senators "only on lhe basis speed builds up at a frightening 4 at Fort action at its next meeting tion and a gym instructor, The worry, the heat, and the land along the two and three- of their qualification as law- pace as you head for the ground. next Thursday. Joseph C. Cloidt, were found eight-foot airplane propeller I quarter miles that PhalanK Rd. yers." The building will be erected on negligent by the jury. was bringing back from Las- As the Muskie reached each To Compete Year With runs in the township. It was learned that state Sen. the Long Branch High School John A. Gleeson of Newark, caster with me as cargo In the 'unusual attitude," Lew ordered, Mr. Moreau said the township Wayne Dumont Jr., R-Warren campus and will be staffed and representing the board, ap- Muskie's cockpit had me pretty "You take it." By reference to paid $1,500 an acre for the land had been offered a $22,000-a-year In Ohio administered by the city Board Bendix Corp. peared before Judge^Elden Mills uncomfortable by the time I the instruments, I then had to and had offered Mr. Blackburn Superior Court judgeship by the of Education under an agreement to ask for an investigation of sighted Colts Neck and entered return the ship to level, safe OAMP PERRY, Ohio - Four $1,857.21 for the strip 6,385 feet Democratic governor but turned with the county board which wil: the jury, and_a new trial^ the traffic-patt'em for my landing. flight. men from the Fort Monmouth ^ eight and a half feet it down. Dumont Is a conignder meet the costs of buflding am 'By the lime* I landed at Colts I was lucky. I only fouled up N. J., area will compete in the Gleeson presented an affidavit wide that he owns on the road. for the 19G5 Republican guber- operation. sworn by an attorney, Allen J. Neck and got rid of the extra once. 1964 National Rifle Association of Phalanx Rd. is now 53 feet natorial nomination. Low bids were, for general con King of Madison. propeller, it was after -1:30;- I After this, released from the America National Pistol Cham- wide. The county will not as-The state Senate inter- struction (among eight bidders) In the affadjvit, King said h> was to meet Lew at Red Bank horrible hood, I took the Muske- pionships here Monday through sume its maintenance unless they rupt its summer recess Aug. 17 Donato Construction Co., Re overheard several jury members at S p.m. teer down to about 700 feet to Saturday, Aug. 8. are able to widen it to 50 feet to hold a session devoted to con- Bank, $212,385; steel and Iron, speaking in a cocktail lounge do turns about a point. In this They are Charles H. Kinsey, 5 The committeeman said the firmation of nominations sent In Moment of Trial (five bidders), Park Steel an nearrthe county courthouse maneuver, you are required to Russel Ave.; Richard J. Fitting road had been widened on the by Hughes. The session was I took off for Red Bank feeling Iron, Neptune City, $28,987 shortly after the verdict in the circle a point on the ground, al- of MB Company; Louis B. Macak- Middletown side which starts at originally set for Aug,' 10, but fatalistic. The die was cast; it plumbing (seven bidders), Wi negligence case had been re- lowing for wind drift by varying anja of Company B USASCS, al! Laird Rd. Hughes asked for another week's •was too late to do anything about liam Conklin & Sons, Long turned. it now. I'd shoot the works: if I your angle of bank, maintaining a of Fort Monmourjh, and Lloyd R time to get his nominations Branch, $27,954; heating and ven- King's statement said he ~"We have been working on this passed, I passed; If I failed, I constant radius in your circle. Bowman, 28 Mitchel Dr., Eaton- ready. tilating (nine bidders), Conklin, the jurors as: thing for two and a half years," failed. Forced Landing town. he added. A law enacted earlier this $64,838; electrical (six bidders) *I propose a toast for a mil I was concentrating on making The NRAA sponsors the cham The issue was brought to light year permits enlargement of The Muskie came in beautifully Little Silver Electric Co., Littli lion-dollar jury." a perfect circle when Lew sud- pionship matches in co-operation when Mr. Blackburn complained Superior Court from 44 judges at Red Bank over the worrisome Silver, $54,500. "Did you catch the reaction of denly pulled the throttle back to with the U. S. Armed Forces and to the county that a retaining to 52 judges. Hughes said he wires. I taxied up the blacktop the insurance man sitting in the idle, and exclaimed, "Forced the National Board for the Pro- In other action, the board: wall along Phalanx. Rd, was encourgated senators to give him ' runway and parked the airplane front row." landing! What are you going to motion of Rifle Practice. A field Directed that an offer to pur crumbling and needed repair. The suggestions for the eight new carefully at the airport office. "I can Just see Judge Mills dor- of more than 2,000 top na- chase the former Breyers Ic county told him It was a town- judicial posts, but has gotten only ' When I walked into the lobby, shake." Holding the ship in a normal tional shooters will fire a 270 Cream plant, near the Asbury ship road and to take his com- four from four different senators. Lew was nowhere about. I asked The attorney for the Millers glide, I looked around frantically shot aggregate, composed of slow- Park High School campus, ti plaint to the committee. a pretty young lady where he provide a vocational program Peter Peretti, Jr. of Newark ques- He said the suggestion! include for a suitable field — you don't fire, timed-fire and rapid fire The committee responded by '. was; she told me she thought matches. be withdrawn. • tioned how King could nave three men already on lower •• he'd just gone home, have time for much looking at passing the resolution. "This sit- courts and one who is not. The board's offer of $70,000 hai remembered the remarks with -, Coward-like, I started to breathe 700 feet altitude. I found one Lawrence E. Gartner uation is due to Mr. Blackburn's The senators seem to want the fallen below demands by the sell- such accuracy. • I a sigh of relief; the dreaded and headed for it, only to find Wants Registration lack of co-operation," Mayor governor to do the spadework in er. In addition, the Asbury Park EATONTOWN - The Bendix Peretti said also that such re- flight test would be postponed that it had a fence right smack WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. George Handio concluded. coming up with the judicial nom- Board of Education had made m Corporation has awarded its dia- marks sounded like expressions Just then, Lew walked across the across its middle. Too late to Florence P. Dwyer, R-N.J., in inees, Huhes said. However, concrete offer to assist in pro- mond emblem to Lawrence E of relief of jurors who had sat change. "We'll make it," I told troduced a bill to require manu- his choices must meet senatorial ''lobby, his hand outstretched. viding the cost of the land as hai Gartner, 11 Dwight Rd., Middle- through a four-week trial. Lew, and added, pointing out the facturers of habit-forming drugs, Drop Cronkite approval. "Hello, Bob," he said. "Come been demanded by the county town, in recognition of 25 years' Judge Mills set Sept, 9 for on into.the classroom. We're all obvious, "But it's got a fence including so-called goof balls and across it." pep pills, to register with the board. service^ ruling on the motions. An informed source has isaid ready for you. A, specialist in the design of From Solo Spot Hughes plans to nominate I felt .rather foolish. Welfare Department. ' , They were, too, high efficiency electric genera- NEW YORK (AP) — The Co- Somerset County Judge Leon "Plot a course to Spaatz Air- ting equipment, Mr. Gartner lumbia Broadcasting System Is Gerofsky and Monmouth County port in Reading, Pa.," Lew di- Man Indicted joined Bendix as an engineering Hydrofoil dropping Walter Cronkite from Judge Elvin R. Simmill for pro- rected. school graduate in 1939, In 1950, his political convention solo spot motion to Superior Court. I computed frantically for five he was transferred from the and, like the other two televi- He said Hughes also plans to minutes or so while Lew filled For Murder Eclipse-iPioneer Division at Te- Run Slated sion networks, is changing over nominate Ned J. Parsekian, who out forms. terboro to head production engi BALTIMORE (AP) - Bill Nie- to a two-man team to anchor recently resigned as state motor "All set?" he asked. "Let's go.' neering of electrical products for dermair, a maritime engineer its Democratic convention cov vehicle director. The source pre- I gave the Muskie the mosl Of His Wife the Red Bank Division at Eaton- with a mission, can't wait unti erage next month. dicted that Parsekian's nomina- thorough pre-fli ghtcheckit'sever FREEHOLD - Ralph Palmer, town. He holds five patents for his dreamboat makes its maiden Cronkite handled the job for tion might run into difficulties. thorough pre-flight check it's ever the 25-year-old carpenter from electric power generating inven- voyage. When it does, he'll liter- CBS television during the Re- Parsekian's confirmation as had under Lew's watchful eyes Howell • Township who shot his tions. ally be walking above the water publican National Convention motor vehicle director was held We climbed In, taxied to the end wife to death July 1 in a rage "This vessel represents the be- earlier this month} The network up for three years by combined of the runway, and took off, over hospital bills, was indicted ginning of a new era in mari- announced Thursday he will not opposition from Republican and setting a course westward to- for murder by the Grand Jury time transportation," he said, perform such duties during the Democratic senators. ward the Yardley, Pa., VHF Om yesterday. Filft Eastern looking at his HS Victoria, a 75- Democratic National Convention Hughes said he hopes that the ni (radio) station, first check The true bill was presented to passenger hydrofoil ship under Aug 24-27. Senate will give emergency ap- point on my plotW course. Superior Court Judge Gene R. Offers Course construction at the Maryland Robert Trout and Roger Mudd proval of his nominees at die I set the omni receiver in the Shipbuilding and Drydock Co. Mariano. wi|I replace Cronkite ,on te|evi: Aug. 17 session, so that judges . Musketeer on Yardley's 'frequen Police say Palmer has ad- "It's not like any, other ship sion for the Democratic conven- can be ready for the start of the cy, centered the directional nee mitted the fatal shooting with a For Salesmen in the world," said the 46-year-old tion,. new court after. Labor Day. He die, and flew on for about five 22 caliber pisto'l~at"tn"e "couple's "REb BANk"— JacFsiephen president of Northwest' "Hydrbfbi Dallas Townsend and Alexan said the backlog of civil cases minutes. home on Rt. 33. State police say Skakandy, 'president of First Lines, Inc. "It represents a ma- der Kendrlck will serve as an- in county and Superior Courts As we approached Freehold Palmer told them that his wifi Eastern Investment Corporation jor advance in the state of the chor men on the CBS radio net- will exceed 30,000, more than a Lew asked, "What's your firsl wouldn't help him straighten out 148 Broad St., has announced that art of hydrofoil vessels." work, replacing Trout. year's work. an accumulation of bills dating the firm will start a training pro- The scheduled delivery date fo checkpoint?" EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? "Yardley Omni)" I answered. to the death of their infant son gram for registered representa- the $1.2 million vessel is Dec. 4. By Blake He checked the receiver tuning, from cancer in April. tives early in September. Soon afterward, Niedermair hopes ' "When will we get there?" Bills which Palmer told troop- Classes will be conducted by to have the 40-ton vessel engaged ers totaled more than $12,000 Mr. Skakandy, Yans Joseph Nel- in inter-island travel in Hawaii. were found in the house. Later son, Jr., the firm's sales man- The hull of the 65-foot vessel F HEALTH CAPSULES examination disclosed, however, ager, and Stephen O. Skakandy will lift out of the water when I by Michael A. I'clll, M.D. (hat at least three-fourths ol executive vice president and the craft reaches a speed of 18 claims had been paid previously economist. knots. It will cruise at 37 knots If IT SAFE TO 0UY HEAPACHE (42.55 m.p.h.) or more at seven OR NERVE MEPICINE5 THAT by private hospital insurance hi The classes are scheduled for CONTAIN BROMIPE * wife, Darla Jean, held as anMonday, Wednesday and Thurs- feet above the water on three sub- employee al Marlboro State Hos- day evenings and will run fomerger d 15-foot hydrofoils which pital. one month to prepare the train- are attached to the hull by 14-foot UN VISITORS Miss Susan Connolly, right, and Gordon The jury also indicted Arthu ees for an examination at New struts. Hodas, loft, are shown with Joan Latimor of High Bridge E. Southard, 18, of 181 Hudson York University. Thereafter Seat belts will be used for take Ave., East Keansburg, on twtwico e a month, for 12 months offs and landings, but passenger and Douglas Ivan of Clifton, who ware among 200 jtu- counts of arson. Southard is a advanced training will be con- can roam the cabin after th donts from tho Unitod States and Canada who partici- patient In lhe Vroom Building ducted in the classroom and in vessel is in motion. Food am pated in tho 15th Unitod Nations Pilgrimago for Youth, for criminally Insane at the the field. drink will be served by tw State Prison hospital, Trenton. stewardesses. sponsored by tho International Ordor of Odd Follows Tho indictment charges him DAV AIDES NAMED When the Maritime Admlnistra and Robokahs. Miss Connolly, 20? Quoons Dr., Littlo with setting n fire that caused PORT MONMOUTH — Mrtios n approved his financing plai Silver, and Mr. Hodas, 135 Branch Ave, Rod Bank, $8,00(1 damage lo a storage build- Frieda Winkleman and Miss Lor Niedermair had proposed orte.rnt roprosontod Rod Bank High School and spont a woolc in); owned by Urban Hancock raine Mcbus, members of theing in I'ugct Sound between Sent Droadway, llelfnnl, April 2!), and nnyslmry n Chapterp, Disabled Vet lie, Wiish., and Victoria, 11. ( in Now York studying tho Unitod Nations, its functions sniiinj; [UT and ni: $.'i0 ilam-jornnlj s Auxiliaryy,, received Icllrr Hut because of lhe December de- livery, he has' asked permission IP YOU TAKE Too MUCH and activities. Miss Connolly was oloctod vico prosidont :iy,c In Iho house wlwre hf lived,!,,[ ,lr>i>!,immenls from tho DP owned by Mr to use tile. Victoria first nil a BROMIPE, YOU MAY PMLOP of Iho nationwide group. Mr. Hodas was awardod a pailnicn! nf N. .1., Amerie.'in Dis- MENTAL CoMrUHON ANP jews], May 10. abled Veterans. Mrs. Mary Stock- .six-iiidiith dranonsiralioii basis in OTHER SYMPTOM''; OF plciquo for placing first in a spoaking contest. Matthow Inn, Hilton, Iliat at the recen Hawaii. POISONING. Pago and Arthur Rigor of Navosink Lodgo of Rod Bank The exact spot at which the convention in Wildwood, Miss Mc- TOMORROW: AIRSICKNEMi. bus was made junior activity assisted in making arrangement! for the stay in New Mapnti Carta wan scaled dining Every day Is bargain day In H—hU Cipiul.i i^v.i hoMul mtotmtHaa. the mldJuna confere.nca In 1215 chairman and Mrs. Winkleman liin Daily Register Classified sec- ftklMfolidJitil York. has long been disputed. was made publicity chairman. tion. COMPANY ASBURY PARK • RED BANK • BRICK TOWN FINAL CLEARANCE! % OFF Famous Label Swimwear, Orig. $12 to Now *8 to $20 Cottons Latex Knits Arnel* Jerseys Helances8 New ii the time to get that extra swim luit. Come to $9 Leisure lee all this teaiont silhouettes . . . one and twe> piece styles in your favorite fabric by your.favorite makerl In Women's, misses' sizes. Our final clear- Time Patio Robes ance so don't miss out, come todayl Only 3.99 STEINIACH'S SPORTSWEAR, Strait Fleer, •lit Asbury P«rk, Irltlc Town Your favorite leisure time robes ... perfect for patio lounging or for the beach. Choice of shifts or duster styles in cotton and cotton terry. Sizes S, M, L. WorWs Fair Tickets Here! Get your tickets at special discount price* at our STEINBACH'S ROBES. Street Floor, l AbPMliT Service Desk, Asbury Park, Red Bank, Brick Town Reg. 1.00 Cbildren....68c 2 for 1.35 Reg. 2.00 Adult»....1.3S Revlon's colossal new 'Huggahles' by Caressa 'Funflower' Compacts filled less than 5 oz. of the with 'Love-Pat' make-up softest-ever pumps 2.75 p1us taK 16.00 Four of the brightest, brashest, most beautiful The magic touch of Caressa . . . less than compacts ever grown in fresh-cut flower colors: 5 ois. of the greatest 'Huggable' comfort yellow, orange, teal blue, lime . . , with huge, you've eye* known on slender mid heel! silky flower-print puffs. 'Filled with a super,- CJrbose your lightweight fall pumps in summer supply of 'Love-Pat,' the complete black, green, butternut mahogany or dark make-up . . . in six summer-perfect shades. brown calf. Sites i'/2 to 10. STEINBACH'S COSMETICS, Strut floor STEINIACH'S SHOES, Street Floor, —~"lllB~Ail>Sry~P«?lcrBrick Town •Is* Aibury P«fIt,' flriek Town 3-piece washaBle cotton Little Boys' Washable knit suits for Toddlers and 100% Cotton Shirts 5.00 *am» -2.98 to 3.98 Easy care cotton knits to wear now through Shii-t* .2*25 to 3;00 fall. We show just two from a collection. Handsomely tailored Ivy League style Wash 'n A. Navy or light blue Jacket and pants with wear panti in wanted colors. Button-down col- blue shirt. lar, short sleeve sport shirts in washable easy- B. Handsome print jacket, co-ordination green care fabrics. Choice of solids, stripes or plaids. : pants with white blouse. Sites .3 to 7; " STEINIACH'S CHILDREN'S SHOP, S.cond Floor, STEINBACH'S CHILDREN'S SHOP, S.eond Floor, alio Aibury Perk, Brick Town tlio Aibury Park, Brick Town SHOP Red Bank Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 —- Asbury Park Monday, Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 — Brick Town Monday thru Friday 'til 9:30.