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BY laaued D&iiy. Monday through Friday, entered &a Second Class Master T>ArV r>MP CARRIER VOLUME 82, NO. 229 it tht Foit Offlce tt Red Bank. N. J.. under the Act ol March 3. 1S79. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1960 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE 35c PER WEEK Chamber Seeks New Cuban Seizure Big Turnout At Of U.S. Plants Seen Council Session Stern Policy Utility Firm RED BANK — The Community Teacher Chamber of Commerce is urging Postman to Collect With Castro May Be Next its members to turn out in force On Sunday, Holidays for Tuesday night's Borough Killed Council meeting. RUMSON — Starting this Is Mapped Objective In a bulletin to members, the month, letters mailed Sundays chamber says, "The mayor and or holidays will be collected WASHINGTON (AP) —In Crash HAVANA (AP) — Fidel the council at that time should and dispatched the same day. U.S. strategists were re- Castro's regime early today make a decision which undoubt- Postmaster Paul G. Peterson ported ready today to BREWSTER, N. Y. — Dr. replaced its communica- edly will be one of the most im- said the additional collections Angel Franco, 61, head of the member body at the June 20 in Rumson, Sea Bright and Lo- adopt a harder policy of Itions minister in a move portant decisions ever reached cust have received the approv- action against the Fidel apparently signaling fur- in the borough of Red Bank." al of postal authorities In Castro regime. Bank, N. J., High School, and histher harassment and possi- At issue are appointments to Washington. daughter-in-law were killed yes- bly seizure of the Cuban the Redevelopment Agency creat- They have become con- terday in a headon collision on Mail placed in the collection Electric Co., the largest remain- ed last month by an ordinance boxes prior to 3:30 p. m. will vinced that the Unitea States has passed the point of no return in Rt. 121 near this Putnam County adopted by the council. be dispatched immediately and MEMBERS OF THE CREW of the Rolling Stone V, 55-foot, 31-ton ketch, are shown ing American investment In trying to settle disputes with the community. Offered Names delivered in the metropolitan Cuba. at City Island, N. Y., yesterday, after 55-day sailing trip from Lamwdren, Germany, Cuban Premier through normal area the next morning, he said. With a marathon cabinet ses- Mayor George A. Gray had of- via England, Spain, the Madeira Island and Bermuda. Left to right are Robert means. Diplomacy and words, fered five names for the six- "The increased service," he sion still in progress after 13 Beaton, Rumson; Rodger C. Low, Englewood; Skipper Donald Stone, Essex Fells; soft or harsh, have bounced off hours. President Osvaldo Dorti- meeting, but objections to an ur- explained, "is to insure fast him with no effect. meeting, but objecting to an ur- delivery of mail deposited in Philip J. Bowers, Fair Haven, and Dr. Daniel Winters, Rumson. (AP Photo) cos announced the resignation of ban renewal program—which the Rumson post office zone." What precise action the United Communications Minister En- would be carried out by the Kates will take depends on the rique OHuski and his replace- 3 Shore Crewmen ime and circumstance. agency—caused the council to ment by Raul Curbelo Morales, delay action on the appointments. One plan under serious consid- a virtual unknown. Crack Down eration is to cut down on the Most of the objections to ur- Oltuski at a news conference U.S. sugar subsidies which Cas- two weeks ago accused the elec- ban renewal have come from 'RollingStone 'Docks inBronx, tro officials say enslave Cuba, property owners on West Front On Sale Of tric company—which comes un- and use the money to pay claims der his ministry's jurisdiction— St. of Americans whose property has In its bulletin, the chamber of sabotaging the revolution be- been seized by the Castro regime. cause it refused to carry out an said, "Your assistance and your Fireworks Ending Trip From Germany Action Slated expansion program after the Cas- presence at the council meeting MIDDLETOWN — Capt. Ray- House action was scheduled to- tro government cut its rates a ... is desperately needed . . , mond T. Walling, head of the NEW YORK (AP) — The 55-deck, hoisted our flag and held Newark real estate man. Low, day on an administration-backed third. But informed sources said in numbers there is strength." detective bureau, announced yes foot ketch "Rolling Stone V" is our breaths. It turned out to be is a contractor and builder. bill which would give the Pres- the regime felt Oltuski had not Certain also to attend the meet- terday, that all stores in the safely moored at City Island, a German banana boat, which Beaton, is an East Orange ident power to slash the Cuban been aggressive enough in his ing will be the West Front St. township have been advised that Bronx, after a 55-day trip from pulled alongside, threw us two insurance adjustor. sugar quota. application of revolutionary poli- group—Mrs. Mildred Moore, Mrs. it is against state law to sell Lamwrden, Germany. large stalks, and departed." Stone said the men, usually Other economic measures also cies. Walter A. Rullman and Lionel any type of firecrackers or fire- Stone, is vice president and desk-bound decided on the trip were under study, such as re Half Interest W. Lancaster. works. The sleek, 31-ton craft tied treasurer of Benzol Products, early this year. voking trade arrangements which Valued at 300 million dollars, Renewal Proposed up yesterday after a trip which He said the warning is part Newark Chemical manufactur- "We feel better than we have give a preference to Cuba. A the electric company is half own- An urban renewal program for of a campaign to crack down included stops at England, drawback here is that cancella- Spain, the Madeira Islands, and ing company. Bowers, 44, Is a in years," Stone said. Dr. Angel Franco ed by the American and Foreign the central buiness district was on the use of fireworks through- tion could hurt U.S. business in- Power Co. recommended early this year by out the township. Bermuda. Five members of the terests. seven-man amateur sailing crew The daughter-in-law, Mrs. Mi- Oltuski's replacement also could Urban Planning Associates, Capt. Walling said the law on Over the longer range, U.S. sported beards. chael Franco, 30, of North Salem be a preliminary to formal con- which made a $5,000 survey of fireworks also includes caps and authorities looked for possible fiscation of tho 125-million-dollar Principal Named, was driving the car, which col- the central area. sparklers. Donald Stone, 49, of Essex action by the 21-nation Organ- Cuban Telephone Co., in which Since the report was made pub- He noted that violations of this Fells, owner and skipper, said ization of American States to lided with a beer truck. the U.S. International Telephone lic, the chamber has urged sup- law are considered misdemean- the weather was perfect all the curb Castro. OAS has power to and Telegraph Co. owns 65 per ors and offenders are subject to way except for a 60-knot gale in take severe steps, such as eco- Dr. Franco, who lived at 685 port for urban renewal. A speak Legality Questioned River Rd., Fair Haven, came to of the stock. But Castro fines. the Bay of Biscay. But Stone nomic sanctions and diplomatic cent ers bureau to outline the plan Red Bank High School four (See CUBAN, Pg. 2) was established and several Capt. Walling has asked resi added: isolation. dents to notify the police if they years ago after teaching nine hundred copies of the plan were "I would think three times be- Bolger May Drop Council Post; But OAS action would require years at Gettysburg College in printed by "Operation Cross- know of any store selling these fore I did it again. From now larger degree of support than items. Pennsylvania. He was an asso- road" of the chamber. on we'll confine ourselves to week U.S. authorities figure would be ciate Professor there. He was theLabor Chiefs There have been few comments end sailing." Board Seeks Ruling On Vote forthcoming from the other Latin author of several books on edu- American countries at this time. in opposition to the "loop road" The navigator of the air-con- cation, including "El Alma de la Hail Mitchell traffic pattern proposed by Ur- HIGHLANDS — The Board of and he is named to the post, he Red Aid Factor Plan New ditioned 31-ton craft, equipped Education selected a new princi- Oracion," which gained him his ban Planning Associates. will discuss with the board the One important factor is the with an engine to backstop its pal last night, only to find out possibility~ of resigning his pos doctorate degree. Fear Apartments length to which the Communists At Dinner ketch rigging, was Philip J. after the session that the ap- on the governing body. Most of the objections from Parking Lot are willing to go to uphold their Dr. Franco came to Red Bank Bowers, 44, of 85 Grange Ave., pointment may not be legal. "If I feel there is a question of Caribbean beachhead. High School in 1956. WASHINGTON (AP) - Organ- the river front property owners Fair Haven. Stone and Bowers Joseph R. Bolger, Chestnut St., conflict of interest, I feel I would U.S. experts figure Castro ized labor, still staunchily orient- were aimed at a suggested multi have been sailing together for be justified in dropping the coun- He received his bachelor's and ed to the Democratic party, has storied apartment house zone At Keyport a member of the Borough Coun- could fall of his own weight with- master's degrees at the Univers- 19 years. cil, was named to the $7,000 post cil post," he said. out outside help. If Moscow goes given high praise to a top Re- along the river. Representatives KEYPORT — Borough Council ity of Puerto Rico and his doc- Also aboard were Rodger C. by a 4-3 vote. One of the two absent voters all out to support Castro, includ- publican —• Secretary of Labor of UPA, the chamber and the is going ahead with plans to pro- torate at the University of Ma- Low, 32, of Englewood, who indicated he might cast the fifth ing signing a military pact, these James P. Mitchell, of Little Sil- •(See CHAMBER Pg. 2) vide this municipality with a new Mr. Bolger said last night that drid. served as engineer, and Robert vote needed to ratify the ap- experts believe Latin American ver, N. J. $25,000 parking lot. if the legal question is resolved Beaton, 32, of 49 Ridge Rd., pointment. opinion will more easily crystal He had traveled widely through- Union chiefs feted Mitchell at Councilman Alton D. Walling, Rumson. Dr. Daniel Winters, 5 After the meeting adjourned, lize to the point of supporting out Europe. In 1953-54. Dr. a testimonial dinner last night Man Critical chairman of public works, an Rumson Rd., Rumson, came a quick check of the statutes dis joint OAS action. Franco had a year's residence and hailed him as "a good guy." nounced yesterday that property aboard in Bermuda. closed that the appointment o! in Spain. But they made clear their sup- on West Front St. between Mar- (See POLICY, Pg. 2) In the Bay of Biscay, off the principals, teachers, fixing o! port for the administration stop- ion's Restaurant and Ye Cottage Dr. Franco last week went to After Fight coast of western Europe, the their salaries and ordering ol ped there. Inn will be converted into a mu- North Stilem to visit his son, and yacht was tossed 18 hours by textbooks requires a majorit} The dinner, attended by near- nicipal lot in two stages. INDEX returned to Fair Haven for the gale force winds and heavy seas. vote of the entire board — fiv ly 1,000 guests, attested to a per- In Keansburg He said Borough Attorney Ed- Page week-end. He again left for North Dr. J. J. Kempton, who came votes. sonal endorsement for Mitchell's KEANSBURG — William Man- ward W. Currie has been author- Amusements 14 Salem Tuesday. aboard in England and left the Board President Alfred G. Ho role in behalf of the cause of la- Icy, 33, Atlantic Hotel, Beach ized to prepare an ordinance for Births 2 A favorite with the student yacht in Bermuda, nearly lost ray said school officials woul bor. But the union leaders said way, is listed in critical condi the first stage, which will cost Jim Bishop 6 body and faculty alike, Dr. an eye when a rope smashed check with the county school su Mitchell had been operating tion this morning in Riverview an estimated $12,000. Hal Boyle • 7 Franco organized Spanish lan- his glasses. perintendent to determine th "with both hands tied behind his Hospital, as a result of a street The second stage, tentatively legality of the vote. Bridge 26 guage teams which were consist- back" in Washington. During an emergency land- ent first place winners in the Rut- (ight, police reported. slated for late 1962, will cost an Voting for the appointment wer Classified 28-29 ing in Vigo, Spain, glass frag- gers Language Day contests. The dinner was sponsored by Police said the fight was be estimated $13,000. John Seminsky, Benjamin Gru Comics 26 ments were removed from the This year one of his students, leaders of the AFL-CIO and the tween Mr. Manley, formerly of The first stage, Mr. Walling ber, Mrs. F, Iona Vreeland an< Crossword Puzzle 26 eye and it was saved. Ronald Cohen, as Don Quixote, independent United Mine Workers Brooklyn, a cook at the hotel, said, will include filling (4,100 Mrs. Florence P. Adair. Editorials 6 Union. William F. Schnitzler, and James Malcolm, 31, of 38 cubic yards of dirt) and grading, Stone said another casualty, Herblock 6 won the state reading contest in Vote No Newark sponsored by the Amer AFL-CIO secretary-treasurer, Park Ave., about 12:30 this morn- a gravel surface (9,600 square Low, was stung in the left leg Opposed to Mr. Bolger's ap Kitty Kelly 18 said th tribute to Mitchell dem- Ing, in front of the hotel. yards of gravel), curbing, two by a Portuguese man-of-war one Obituaries 2 lean Association of Teachers of pointment were Stewart D. King Spanish and Portugese. onstrated that unions "can rise Police found the injured man, catch basins and macadam en- afternoon on the high seas during G. Lester Whitfield and Chariei Sylvia Porter 6 above politics." lying in the street, unconscious, trances. the crew's daily swim. Diebold. Radio-Television H Besides his son, he is survived Mitchell has been mentioned as about 1 a. m. He suffered severe The second stage will include "Another time, again during Mr. Horay did not vote. A Social 18-20 by his wife and daughter, Miri- a possible GOP vice presidential head injuries, the hospital report- hardtopping of the entire lot, our swim, we noticed a sizable president he votes only to brea George Sokolsky 6 am, who live in Puerto Rico. candidate. ed. three additional catch basins, a ship heading straight toward us," Joseph Bolger deadlocked issues. Sports 22-24 Dr. Franco's body will be ship- President Eisenhower spoke Malcolm is being held in the pedestrian walkway along the Stone said. "We scrambled on (See BOLGER page 2) Stock Market 2 ped to Puerto Rico for burial. briefly at the start of the unusual local jail on a charge of assault bulkhead, and raised islands affair. He paid tribute to Mitchell and battery. Police said he within the lot. for his Cabinet service and thank- claims the other man provoked The lot will be under the juris- ed organized labor for its sup- the fight. diction of the Parking Authority. .3 Million Regional School Plan Unveiled port of his foreign policy and his program to expand world MONMOUTH PARK HIGHLANDS — The proposed trade. Henry Hudson Regional Junior- George Harrison, president of IN-THEMONEY TODAY'S PICKS Senior High School took form the Hrotherhood of Railway SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT last night—possibly the final bas- Clerks and chairman of the din- ic form which, some two years By DOTTII5 GORMAN By JAX ner, praised Mitchell as one of from now, will become reality as the best secretaries of labor In Tee Kealcr an educational plant overlooking history. Sun Gem the Atlantic Ocean. Good Spot Tec Kealcr .lacob S. Pntofsky, president of Kona Jet The architects have called the the AFl.-CIO's Amalgamated Gooil Work Kona Jet site—which is adjacent to Twin Clothing Workers, said that in Prince Whitney Sudden Fame Lights and one of the highest Mitchell organized labor has Di-oppinfC Dead Center points on the eastern seaboard- found a man "closer to us than Gregory G. nothing less than "magnificent." I.onfr Shot Naval Hero most members of the Cabinet." And board members displayed Mitchell, in response to the Blue Miracle a touch of excitement last night compliments, said that in retir- Invudoi Blue Miracle Lllnmj Dauphin's Mate when first color drawings of the ing from the government next Helonir* Hnrf Oaken Bucket proposed plant, based on a re- year—presumably to enter pri- duced, economy budget, were un- vate industry—he will work as SpvRrccny veiled by architect Robert Mick- In LiKIH Co. Captain a. private citizen to improve civil 4 Noble CountdBS Too Hanty lewright. rights in America, benefit the Trouble in l>nsl Even Stroke The new cost figure is $1,202.- lot of farm labor, and seek to 300, for construction. Total proj- Bull Hero improve labor-management rela- I.lkcs Font Truck Gama ect cost, including site purchase, tiom. Gama Castle Bar all fees and contingencies, is Inescapable $1,295,000. Rumsnn I'ollce Department— PROPOSED JUNIOR-SENIOR REGIONAL SCHOOL for Atlantic Highland* and Highland* was unvoilod by archi- Vacancy Tallonln Insldn Story Reduced (277,000 toctt Micklewright and Mountford lait night. At extreme right it library. Two-story loction it classroom wing. Applications for Police Officer TryinK Toilny This Era Two weeks ago, the architects TIIIH El'n Tho main entrance lead* to administrative offices, (o tho roar of which is cafotorium. At loft front is tho gym- can he secured at Police Head- Thn Onr to Ural Tallesln brought in a plan, including a quarters. BormiRrt Hall, Rumson, school auditorium, with a price nasium. Tho roar of tho structuro looks out on the Atlantic Ocoan. Twin Light towors aro in uppor loft cornor. N. .1. .Salary - $5,300 to $5,712. Ciicolt Stnr tag of $1,572,0(10. •Ill hour week. Applicants must Host lift Apostle 7 RaclnR Clouds King's Castle The board took one look at the night unmistakably wns favor- two home economic rooms, nrt pacily of 300 to 250, the. library, dlelown lias decided to heat two have been Htimson residents for Hrlghtun Up Tour !)»/ Watch Your Step figure, nixed the idea of an audi- able. room, libraryy,, partitionep d cymt;y,, from 75 to (15 capacitypy, , Hie. si/.R'nl its n«w schimls electricallyy,, -iat leasleast two vearyearss , lie in Roorood torium—nlthough It mny he The board will seek lo schedule • • • - • - • • • ' • •Forney Nornemnn plnced on the ballot ns a sep- cafetorlum (combination of one shop mid office (ndmlnis-lnnd announced that u new sur- physical condition and at least Latin a meeting with tho state Depart-jcafelerin-nudltoriuni), and nd-trntive) space. vey o( electric versus oil heat in height. rtrntrn Fnvorit* Just Breezing arate ilem—and instructed the ment of Kducntion for mid-j ministration rooms. ! The Inrr.esl cost reduction was, will be made A. A. Kerr, Jr., PrhiiMHtoiin Sinners Quefit architects to come back with n for approval. If all j>o«s| 'Hie. exterior is a combination,in the elimination of the niidi-1 Although the decision was ten- Idleness Administrator. plan "not lo cost morn than well, it was Indicated, n refercn-nf brick, glass nnd metal panel- torium. Thai will save $1112,M0.' lative, the hoard previously Adveilisenu'nl Late Scratchvf $1,300,000." dum could he conducted on or Ing. jThe new plan provides for grad- turned down the electric heat aitP ItAC'K Peer I.fiipliiK, I-IUIe Gentleman That was done last night. about Oct. II. ' Cuts I.l»l.»d |ed play areas, Iml no athletic pioposal. Summer Clearance 8'lMl HACK l»ytii'lm
u •i 'f of the Trrasurrr of the fltata of N>w j • - 'i.• A: f r '.*•'. ; , •»i' • * s Liberty Island which is the homei Russell PI., Hazlct, daughter, yes- 'iininil centered on mediums ye.s- County Surrogate (,'inirl. sentenced yesterday hy U. -'the 60's and high Friday near 80. Jfrspy, or a hit! bond, any nt which ., . t' '" fllmll lir> in the amount o( !>'"„ of the : 1 *v. ' ;•"•'!«'Ki ileul.iy. . Ihe rhief beneficiaries weir Judge William F. Smith. of the Statue of Liberty. 1 terday. bid, and (Ii dellvprrd at the atiovf 1 '•'*'. MARINE New Vuik s|Kit (jiint.iliiins ful-jlhe widow, Mis. Hronki: liussell Seven weir sentenced lo pris- In impressive ceremonies yes Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hoff- pluc* un or before the hour nnmrtl on lor two months and placed on Block Island to Cape May: terday, (he old name of Bcdloe's man. Harbor View Dr., Atlantic in nn blil will lie ncrrpted nftfr the l"w lAstnr, .mil the Astnr l-'oumlation, liniir nppcififil. Hldfi not no mhrnlttrd ;l Island disappeared. The rennm- [ Incliiili's Mlducslcrn I'h.-inlalile nijNiiii/nlim, prnhiitinn for three years. They'Winds southwest or west 15 lo Highlands, son, yesterdny, wi» UP rrmftUlpmt Informal nmt will were Mitchell Anfleld. Stanley 20 knots today becoming north- ing had been approved by the Mr. and Mrs. John Murphy, hr reject nt. Tho Director rrierves MIM-II ioliii.s--l-.Mi,is ( IK Ml The will was fiHighl by Aslnr's R-lth Congress and signed by I he rlRht to reject any and nil IHrli 1 Tryba, Louis C.'rnsz, Charles Mnl-;>vest tonight. Partly cloudy with 80 Thrnckmorton Ave., Red Hank nmt it) ftwanl nnntrnct in part or whole II) .) X'.' i-!H; i'Mni\ iniiliinn '.'/' . iliiilf-linither, .lolin .laenli Astor. President Eisenhower, if ilo'Miu'd lo thr* hrnt Interrnt* nf the riska, Waller l.ilus, Joseph Mail-'lhundershowers likely this nftcr- daughter, this morning. ftt.itf to do io Tim siicreMhil hid- ;."i, M,'II,I|,IMI', Ml|;|,ii].,r . :III.:HI.'.'.'Id.111.11',, , whn wa.s not named as a eyy, nil of Carteret, and Edward noon, clearing tonight. Visibility Among those taking part was Mr. and Mrs. William Hagen, iler will he rfiuWM tn furnish surety iln-ik', 2V-'JH lourt for n lepurled $2HI),IH)I). huini in thr full a mount of the rnn- Silver of Port Reading. 10 miles. George Fieschi, deputy consul Hilltop PI., Ilnzlet, son, this I met, of ii rriinpnny nnthnrlrrd tn *ln Wlilli-'> —l-.'.lii,'. (-IH-.MI Mi;..): John .Incovinish of Port Read- Temperature • humidity index general of France, whose coun- morning. b mine mt in the. Hint* of Mr w Jerncy. SI.I'I'I'l'HS MNI'I) I'I/IIIR ;u i'I (lpi'd flea t Ion i, form of '•I2\': :\V ;, e>.li;r< meilniius L'!l-.'ll.|j me was fined $.100 and James forecast near 74. try gave the Statue of Liberty Monninulh Mcdlcnl Center liiil, rmitrnrt and hond for the fro- IIMH',1 KI-'.I) HANK -Kny Abliey, S2, of Kelfnril tif Cnrteret wn.i plncodi to this country in IRfM. Mr. mid Mrs. Arthur Nelson, p mr<\ witrii ire "D fl'i' and nrny bt 1 '"'>« Mis-)' i,M iincl upon iippMention I') III*1' III* 'ii . 'iv Shn'wsbiirv Ave, and (iemneon piolwtion for tlnee years. SMACK I1URNKI) Sen Girt Ave., Ocennpnrt, daugh- rvrii.t, hhnimi nf Purclime ami I'nm- Imluiles Wi Kl-'.l) BANK — A small wooden j ter, yesterday. erly. Htiitr Hmnc, 'IT rut on '.'.*, ,Ww i'l.ish, fili, »f M Ual;l,-iii(l St., tins' ITS UNIVERSAL .l.'fii'V. BEST Materials FINEST Service LOW PRICES MAYOR AND PRESIDENT— Highland! Mnyor Cumolius main office 33 FIRST AVENUE lonnvrly HOKKIM' J. Guinoy, Jr., loft, rocnivns tho rjnvnl from outgoing 074 HIGHWAY 35 Atlantic Prosidont Bon Grubor flt llio instnlUtion tlinnor of (ho (l;ivi> Corner*) «./ mil) IIAMv Hiqhlnnrlj Lions Club Tunsclfly nirjh) nt Alpino M.inor. Highlands Middle-town 'vl.iym (-jumpy w.n inihillwJ .ii now pr t " \ <• i-^V ^'^[f *" ^ For The Family • Sizes 6%-7'/4 ' / © Sizes 3-8 Lightweight Reg. 98c Sizes 6-12 • Heavy Canvas RIOT • MGM * 32 Ounce fMk • Sizes 32-38 • Pop Bands Asst. Colors Asst. Colors • Pou Singers • Reg. 59c 0 Reg. 59c o Washable « Sizes 7-14 • Washable • Fast Colors ' I ' ! t (M/AfUiri'Si MONEY PROMPTLY FU:.H!.: '. > ; f THEHABDKU. • witeraetoa putjr tor Monday. RED BANK REGISTER Thunitj, June 30, 1960-5 MILWAUKEE (AP) - Som*. S&D Fetes July 11. time* Wgh pretnir* salesnuo- Attending were Mr. sad Mrs, khlp can go too far. were awarded neckerchief slides Andrew Boice, Mrs. Cow Wag- Cub Graduated for selling most tickets for the Carl Vredenbreyt told police a Mrs. Boice ner, MM. Hansel Applegate, Mrs. toun entered bis office, asked recent Scout show. EATONTOWN — Mrg. Andrew Cora Johnsor, Mrs. Marilyn Long To Scout Troop him if he wanted to buy some Mrs. Mae Auaiack, Mrs, Hart- Den 2 won the honor banner scarves and socked him with his Boice was honored by members and Den 3, the attendance ban- of the Sons and Daughters of ley, Mrs. James Riddle, Mrs. KEANSBURG — At a recent fist when Vredenbreyt said no ' Harry Dean, Mrs. Florence For- ner. George Durka, chairman, Liberty at a polyanna party and meeting of Cub Pack 51, Robert was assisted by Gerard Scalze covered dish supper for those schner, Mrs. Dangisr, Mrs. Ar- Pester was graduated into Scout OPEN DAILY lene Cain, Mrs. Henry Snyder, ami James Wood Todd, assistant with birthdays in June Monday Troop 51. cubmaster. TILL 9 P. M. night in borough hall. Mrs. John Zingale, Mrs. Minnie Awards were presented to Alan Griggs, Mrs. Edith Lewis, Mrs. A family picnic is planned for Open Sat. Till & P. M. Louise Holloway and Mary Todd, Kevin Robinson, Gary Tru Knight, Miss Sara Bowater and ax, and Kenneth O'Neil. July 10 at Frank's Picnic Grove, Yates, deputies, addressed the Robertsville. group. Miss Henrietta Herrmann. Christopher Dill and Mrs. Ed- Next Monday night's meeting ward Rudow were welcomed as has been cancelled because of President Rutherford B. Hayes, new committeemen and receiv- The Panama Canal at 50 miles the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Walter elected in 1877, served only one ed Scout pins. is just half the length of the Dangler, chairmen, are planning term at his own request. Alan Todd and David Gelphe Suez. 1. Our Rate For Savers ARMED MILITARY POLICE force back political demonstrators in Leopoldville, capital of the Belgian Congo. Leader of this protesting faction was Jean Bolikango who was defeated in the national presidential election. The Congo achieves its independence from Belgium on June 30. (AP Photo by radio from Paris) EVER HAPPEN TO YOU? By Blake Dry, Not Scared GLEN GARDNER (AP)—It was hot in the house and 10- year-old Michael Scully figured the place to spend the night was the family station wagon. So he got himself a blanket and crawled into the back of the car in front of the Scully home. His.father, John, didn't no. tice his son on the back when he went to work Monday at the Lockheed Electronics plant in Plainfield. And Michael's mother, Mrs Jacqueline Scully, thought her son was sleeping late until two .V--' playmates came looking for him at 10:30 a. m. Then she called her husband who notified police. Michael, meanwhile, woke up in Plainfield—40 miles from home. He realized what had happened and started for home. INTEREST DEPOSITS MADE He had walked 10 miles when a state police trooper spotted COMPOUNDED BY JULY 8TH him and brought him to the Clinton Barracks where he was reunited with his mother. QUARTERLY DRAW INTEREST Of the experience, Michael (B18MlKfatft»fair«SjiifflafaiIne. World rttMa said: "I wasn't scared — Just FROM JULY 1ST thirsty." Thank Keyport Council Accent On Farge For Fast Action BY CYNTHIA LOWRY between jet planes en route from RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Rob- AP TV-Radio Writer Paris to Hollywood to become an ert E. Lennon, president of the NEW YORK — Annie Farge American TV star. Not many peo- "toral-Raritan Civic Association, THE MONMOUTH COUNTY dropped into town for a few hours pie know the name as of the thanked the Keyport Borough moment, but Annie is already Council in a letter Tuesday for reconciled to the fact that when hastening the removal of a fire- PRESCRIPTIONS ARE gutted house at Clark and Beers they do, they won't pronounce it Sts. right anway. NATIONAL BANK THE CORNER STONE Demolition of the building, OF OUR BUSINESS Her name is pronounced Far jay because there is an accent which was termed a safety haz- CHOOSE THE CREDIT PLAN mark over the "e." ard, was completed last week THAT SUITS YOU BEST ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS ENGLISHTOWN KEYPORT LITTLE SILVER YOUR HEALTH IS But as Farge or Far-jay, tiny Council had previously given the Other covers from $16.95 OUR CONCERN and pretty Annie is excited abou owner, Winfield Maurer, 30-day notice to raze the house. Convertible tops from $34.95 Prescriptions Picked the future. A graduate of Paris' Comedie Francaise, she is com In his letter Mr. Lennon said, NEW SHREWSBURY RED BANK Up and Delivered pletely unknown to American au "It is gratifying to realize that America's foremost specialists in the governing body of one com- diences. And she has been se- munity will not only listen to the SEAT COVERS • MUFFLERS >TOPS MONMOUTH lected to star in "Angel," a situ request of a civic group from On Hwy. 35 and ation comedy scheduled to start an adjacent town, but will act DRUGS on CBS early in October. promptly to eliminate the hazard The series, about an American Eafontown Circle 117 E. Newman Sprgs. Rd. under discussion." ALL OFFICES OPEN 6:30 TO 8:00 P. M. FRIDAYS TEL. LI 2-1333 architect married to a French Shrewsbury (adj. to A&P) girl, is the brain-child of Jess • Air Conditioned Oppenheimer, the producer given COUNT THEM DAILY much of the credit for the suc PRINCE GEORGE, Va. (AP) • Ample Free Parking SH 1-5352 — A 17-year-old youth convicted AMPLE FREE PARKING cess of "I Love Lucy." Charge It; Choose the Rayco Annie, a couple of years ago, of driving 110 miles an hour must Prescriptions picked up and keep a daily record of persons MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. credit plan that suits you best delivered free. married Dirk Sanders, a Holland born, Paris-reared dancer-chore- killed on Virginia highways. He ographer, and visited this coun must take a monthly report to try first when she accompanied Judge Francis Blnford and can drive only on specific assignment her husband on tour with the Ro v» i t *, land Petit Ballet Company. from his employer. She was spotted by Broadway producer Josh Logan who want UON'S ed her to play the lead in "Fan- ny." It was then sha started to study English — and learned enough in eight weeks to get Buoyancy throughout QUICK SERVICE around nicely. "It is very easy," she explains "There are many words which are the same in both languages, Joshua Trent's comprehensive SECTION so you already start with a large vocabulary." The "Fanny" job never Same Day Service On: terialized because Annie was assortment of checks, having a baby. Then Jess Op- • DRY CLEANING penheimer heard about her, and star-lightning struck again in the plaids and stripes in cool, • SHIRTS same place. • FLATWORK EMMA SAYS 'NO' ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — A practical dacron polyester and (Sheets, Etc.) note has been pinned to one page (SATURDAY - Shirts Only) in the marriage license record book in the office of County Re- corder John G. Utz. It reads: fine worsted wool suitings. "— phoned. He said Emma Complete Attended would not marry him." Utz says he pinned the note to 65.00, and you may charge it, the record to show why the LAUNDERETTE SERVICE license data is not complete, 'to adds there would be no refund Priced By The Pound o the man who lost Emma. pay '/a July, August, The weasel Is a small reddish- brown animal that turns white in Don't Let Cleaning or frigid cold climates. September. No service charge. Laundering Problems Guess Who... Open Friday and Wednesday Keep You at Home evenings to 9. This Summer... USE Men's suits, third floor. LEON'S s QUICK SERVICE SECTION s ' -," V> >r5 DROAD AND fRONT STREETS RID DANK, N,i. O SH 1-5300 £3 . , , hoard a tlrmigo noiio. n,'Vji";r i]j 'P i i 'i|,r Kat Xmk Kegisto JIM BISHOP: v r\y 4MI ITMI ttntf, U4 ftaafc, N. 1. •tot* Mfebway M, HBUUtmm, N. J. Reporter EcUWibcd 1871 by Jobs H. Cook and Hear* City The kid was only 10, He worked in a glass fac- THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher UM-1851 tory in Wheeling. Michael Joseph Owens was skinny, IAMES 3. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager W. HARRY PENN1NGTON, Production Manager mop-haired and hungry. His father was a coal miner, working in the gloom of the deep shafts. Mike was a Member of the Associated Press Tb« AiiocutiS Prui U •ntitua •xciuuvii; 10 the uit for rtpubUculoa of «J1 tit IOCLJ DIWI child, working five hours shoveling coal into a huge PMnUd lo thl> mwipiptr u w«U u ill IF atwi dlipitctlli. roaring fire, then three hours off, then Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation five more shoveling coal. Tb» Red Bank Refiitar urjnn no flaineltl rciponilbllUlti for typographical «rror« In advtrtlit- mtttli, but will reprint without charil, that part ol an advertisement In whlcb the typographical «rrof There were no child labor laws in omuri. Advenuen «ill mini potlf? tht manaiement Imrrnfllatily ol any error which may occur. Thli ntwipaper aaiumti no rupontibliltlai for itaumtnts ol opinions 1B uturi from lta readeri. 1869. Mike would have done it any- aubicrlpUoa Prlcti la Advuice One rear I1S.0O; Six montlii MOO way. His mother needed the money. Klnile oopr at counter, T cenu eopy by mall, 9 eenti The grown men had a half hour for THURSDAY, JUNE 30, l%0 lunch. The kid used this time to pick up a long pipe, twist the agate-colored hot glass onto the end of it, and try to blow bottles of uniform size. It Let's Guard Our Waters BISHOP couldn't be done. In five years, he was a glass blower. A new kid ' Action is necessary to slow down she suffered serious injuries or was shoveling the coal. Mike Owens learned how to t^ie rising tide of boating accidents. worse. twist exactly the right amount of hot glass on the Each year, more and more Ameri Up and down the Navesink and end of the pipe, how to tilt it and blow gently until cans turn to boating for sport or Shrewsbury daily go the water the bottle assumed the right proportions. The bottle Recreation. Each year, the accident speeders, most of them , juveniles. had to go into another oven for long, slow cooling. toll surges forward. Yet, there has Little heed is being paid to boating Otherwise, it would shatter. been more than a little official re- manners or the law. The events of He was 29 when he heard of Edward Drummond luctance to do anything about it. the last several days should convince Libbey, the cultured dandy who had moved his father's Reeded not only is a broad educa- the public how serious the situation glass factory from Cambridge, Massachusetts to To- tional program, but a system of en- has become. ledo, Ohio. Mike heard that Libbey was the kind of forceable laws. man who would listen to a radical idea. The young There are a lot of people who man went to Toledo and got a job. should be concerned. There is no •* The pitfalls of amateur boating The head of Mike Owens was full of ideas. New liave just been brought into full dispute that key responsibility for ideas. Glass was being made exactly as it had been focus in Monmouth County. water safety rests with the boat made in the time of the Pharaohs. He wanted to do it operators. Chief Zwally puts the mechanically. The new man had been working for ' Perry Hansen, 18, West Long LETTERS blame for ignoring wind and sea THESE DAYS Libbey three months when he was appointed superin- Branch, last week met death while hazards as much with persons from By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY HELPING HUMAN SOULS tendent. This was ironical, because Mike Owens didn't aquaplaning. have enough formal education to write an intelligent this immediate area, who should Unaccustomed as I am to the great outdoors life 63 Rue Des Paquis Domingos VazTexeira, 15, New- Geneva note or to draw a plan for a doghouse. know something about the water, a: I thought that I would go to a baseball game and ; ark, drowned while wading, in un- trotting race and a prize fight. The baseball game wa To the Editor: He took his first idea to Father Mullenbeck, pas- with those from the metropolitan There has just been sent to me known shallows off a river island most amusing. I went with Jim Farley, the distinguished a copy of the editorial in The tor of St. Ann's Church in Toledo. Mike was 30 and area who are new to the sport. Cer- near Sea Bright. Democrat, and he told me what was going on in the Register of May 31, I960. broad and deep of chest. "Father," he said, "I have tainly, however, it also should be Democratic party, which spiced the ball Needless to say I am very an idea and I need a bit of advice." He told the priest Chief Frank L. Bernhard of the grateful, not so much for the up to responsible owners of marinas game, that, I am told, was an extra- things you were so kind to say that the glass industry was being held back because Monmouth Beach Coast Guard Life- and boat rental establishments to ordinarily good one. about me as for the things you everything had to be made by hand. No bottling plant boat Station has been running a said about those people whom could set up a conveyor belt for filling bottles be- make sure that persons using their The trotting race, I witnessed from we have had the opportunity and shuttle service between his station craft know something about the do's indoors. The trotters were outside, run- privilege of moving to new cause no two containers were of the same size. homes. and scenes of real and near disaster and don'ts of boat operations. ning hither and yon, but we sat behind He outlined a plan for making a machine that windows, having our dinner, while the It has indeed been a privilege jn the Shrewsbury River. to be able to spend some years would be round. The glass, as always, would be made Coast Guard Chiefs Bernhard trotters trotted. They seemed to be do- : Worse, Chief Richard Zwally of of my life helping human souls to of potash, sand and lime. It would fall into an upper and Zwally, whose primary interest SOKOLSKY ing very nicely. I bet on each race and obtain what a human being is trough in the machine and fill holes of uniform size. the Sandy Hook Lifeboat Station titled to—freedom and justice is safe boating and rescue, note that came out $23 ahead, which means that I am now an The bottom of each hole would open in turn, and says that in the fiscal year just end- with a true sense of the Love of their service is a branch of the fed- expert in picking horses. The way I picked them was God. It is truly Mrs. Daly and I glob of glass would fall into another container. Be- ing, his personnel have answered 640 by going along with certain numbers which sometimes myself who should be grateful for eral government and, as such, has ow the machine, a sort of bicycle pump would expel distress calls. That compares with came out well and other times badly. I won half of a having been given such an op- a puff of air and the bottle would come up exactly no direct authority to intercept daily double, but I was told that half was equal to portunity. Our only hope is that 383 for the full preceding year. And, we have been able to carry out right. boaters violating state law. Even the nothing, which denies the old adage that half a loaf the work so that it has done the "From what you've told me," Father Mullenbeck i^ays the chief, even that lower fig- harbor masters appear uncertain as s better than none. most good. ure was about double for the year One has only to stay in this said, "I could go out and have this machine built." to just where their jurisdiction be- The fight that I went to was ballyhooed as the work for a short time to recog- before. Year after year boating Mike Owens couldn't build it. He had to tell oth- gins and ends. The call, therefore, greatest. I had gone to a prize fight once before and nize what a great country we irs. He would explain it and say, "Put it in iron." The grows and, with It the accident toll. had a ringside seat which seemed a mile from the ring come from, and what an out- must be to rewrite legislation, with standing goal we have given the draughtsmen and the engineers picked Mike's brains. Further, It has been learned that, federal and state co-operation, and —so I saw nothing and have little memory of the or- rest of the world to aim at. The They built the machines he saw in his imagination. deal. This Johansson-Patterson fight started in the motto of our great seal of the over the week-end, a tow rope got put an end to confusion over law United States was not carelessly Soon, Mike and the cultured dandy were partners. Mike Stork Club where were gathered a multitude of poli- patented all his ideas and no one tried to steal them caught around the neck of an uni- enforcement. Regulations should be ticians, lawyers, journalists and beautiful women. It chosen. "E Pluribus Unum," From Many One" epitomizes from him. dentified girl skier. The boat in- tightened to the point where offend- was a pre-fight celebration. For me, it was the best what America means. Our He became bigger and bigger and richer and rich- volved was brought to a stop before ers are brought to justice. part of the evening as I saw many friends, kissed po- strength has been in unity and litely several delightful girls, saw the philosopher, determination of purpose and will er. A glassblower could make 200 bottles in a day. alwavs continue to rest there. Mike's machine, in time, made 15,000 an hour and YOUR MONEY'S WORTH Max Lerner, freshly returned from India, watched Roy With all the great interest that Colin act as host in his new role of a fight promoter, r :;; abroad has, Mrs. Daly and made them exactly alike. There are nine of them in and saw William Fugazy wear a pink dinner jacket and have yet to find a place that the Libbey-Owens plant at Toledo today. They make a scalloped dress shirt. uits us better than Monmouth everything from bottles to safety edge glasses. Fifty By SYLVIA PORTER County. We do hope some time million glasses are stored in the basement. Then we drove up to the Polo Grounds where the in the near future to be able to say that Monmouth County is ;!ln th« next 30 day*, just about taken is allowing time off to vote, Mike was rough, and not much of a romanticist, per cent of the companies sur Giants used to play ball. Well, to get from the Stork our home. As a matter of fact, it •yery American adult who can and on thin 68 per cent of the but he found time to be introduced to Mary McKelvey veyed; hduse-organ special fea Club to the Polo Grounds in New York, ever, on a busy is our plan to be in Monmouth read a newspaper, listen to the companies are giving some kind turct, 25 per cent; general let in Bellaire, Ohio. He married her in 1889. They had a radio or look at TV will be talk- day, is not much of a chore, but this fight night was 'or a week or so in the early of time off against 50 per cent tcrs to employes, fi per cent part of September prior to our son and a daughter. In 1900, Mike met Irving W. Col- |Bg about the nntionnl conven- doing this in 1956. supervisory discussions, 5 per something different. The cars were stacked up for a On5 )l Of lhosr havin a taking off on an official visit to pol- cent; posters and reading-rack burn, who had an idea for making a continuous panel !i. .7._'record,' ' o^f " K mile or so and I thought we would never make it, Chile, Argentina and Brazil. This iicy . IfIfff per cent are giving a full special bulletins or booklets, 8 of sheet glass. Owens and Libbey found that Colburn Prcsiden- per cent. And some companies despite the fact that I drove in a car marked "official." islt will of course be once more day off with pay, 17 per cent in the search for new homes for was broke, so they put money into the idea, built the elections are running voting essay con When we came across a rare traffic cop, he could not arc giving pay for time (hat is those who wish to re-establish repealed, a needed, 11 per cent are giving tests, passing out literature with machine, and took Colburn in with them. read that sign or was a Jeffersonian, believing that heir lives in freedom and justice. (I I scouragingly two hours off with pay, another paychecks, sending special let The dirty-faced kid quit when he was 60. He said percent- II per cent are giving one hour ters, etc. all men are equal. Sincerely, those off with pay. A provocative Marcus Daly he needed more time for inventions. He had 45 patents There is considerable disagree When we finally reached the Polo Grounds, we lo vote sidelight is that on time-off al- on glass making and his head was still full of strange will bother to ment about how effective the lowances and pay for time off, found that the aforesaid Jeffersonian doctrine was still tnmslate getout-the-vote campaigns are POSTAL EMPLOYEES ideas. He even invented a freight car for dumping raw their |()ffice ,.mpioy(.s are being trcated prevalent, for the gatemen let in those who had and pohut.il talk Only 44 per cent of those sur NEED HELP PORTER mor« lenientllil y thah n plant work- materials from r. trestle, rather than having men shovel into action hv veyed think they are. There is those who had not tickets. We all went in together. A ers. 'sharp disagreement on lime-off the stuff out. Castini; their ballots on Nov. R. , . . , National Association of n u policy. As an illustration, n great argument has developed over this doctrine of We. the leading ,1-mncra.y in!•,?."!?' ""ov" he'nR mide ar?; Letter Carriers bullelln Cleveland, Ohio, corporation ex- equality, Bill Fugazy maintaining that if a man paid Mike Owens died two days after Christmas in th1e. «.worldnri.. , hav!,.,,„e onLe. o,.fi th,1,e. wors„.„„t, board announcement*. 22 Red Bank, N. J. ecutive says, "The paid time off 1923. He lived in retirement only four years, The year records on voting of any demnc- for his seat, he was entitled to it, but if he did not pay, o the Editor: will definitely be an aid to get- I" icy in the world, and that in- The members of our branch before he died, a young reporter interviewed him and CARMICHAEL ting oul the vote," while an he should not be permitted to enter. Police Commis- p udc.". the citizens o[ many wish you to bring to the atten Omaha, Nebraska, executive says sioner Kennedy maintained that a fight is a private asked him which invention gave Mike the greatest £ uropran nations who live in thr tion of your readers the unhappy it's "just another device em- pride. He thought it over for a moment, and then a ifindow of Communism. 0r| enterprise and the entrepreneur should spend his money lituation in which we find our- .-AT LEA^T ployed to get an extra hour's pay lelves. grin creased his broad face. "I'm the man," he said, Jin l!M8'.s Presidential flection without working for it." to see that the gates are properly manned. Whichever Wear, only SI per cent of Amer- ETH1M& To side of this controversy prevails, the disorder at the We have a pay increase bill "who created the bottleneck." icans eligible lo vote went lo the LIE ABOUT— Going over its survey results, awaiting the signature of the poll*. In 1052, when President jDartnell doesn't find them espe- gates was a sight to behold. President in order to become Jiisenhowcr ran for the first time, cially impressive, reports, "It Once we got in, it was something of a chore to law. All indications point to his "Remember When We Only Worried Ahout tfce figure jumped in 72.4 prrj looks like 'business as usual' this vetoing our bill unless we get in- cjmt—best since the 1880s—but Presidential election year." It find the proper seat, the ushers not being familiar with terested parties to write him A Mess In Washington?" tD slipped again in I8!ili. notes some increased efforts to the layout. Also, it was being whispered that the ush- urging his signing it. get out the vote, also notes many jBy contrast, in England, the ers performed no service unless properly tipped which The bi|l passed the House and 1 concerns just pay lip service to Senate with large majorities, normal turnout is 70 per cent and thr Idea. was a new device for Retting money without paying frequently iii.es above 80 per and should the veto be used, only Ct*nt. In (iciinuny, mine than Perhnps, though, this report income tax. I know that more persons sat in my $100 an override of it can save the 75 per tout usually vote In Bel- will spur you into weighing what row than there were seats for. bill called the Morrison Bill, gium, which stringently infejires Hi being done in your own office The place was jammed, tickets or no tickets. It IIR9883. penalties for non vcitinj: absten or plant tn net out the vote. We respectfully request your limn havi-n't lii'i-n lu|;ln'r (hnn Perhaps it will remind you that was said that 40,000 persons were at the Polo Grounds. readers to urge the President to 7.5 per trill Mine IK'I.'I. vou'll he morkinc all the excite- It looked like more to me. Anyhow, I took a look in sign the bill, and, should that ment nnd meaning of the July fail, write to Senators Case and .Penalties loi mm voting IMW the press section and there were some faces I knew, conventions mid election cam- • l*o maintained high elcrnon Williams, and Congressman paign if you don't go to th* polls having been In this business close on to half a cen- turnouts in sin h (.ouiiirirs *\ Auchincloss to vote to override in November. Switzerland, Austria, New Zra tury, boy and man, but there were many whom I never the veto. land, Holland saw In any form of newspaper work. Between the Yours Gratefully, Members of Branch 633 It 1.1 widely iic:(i'|i|ei| ih.it Al.l. IN THEIR JOB press section and the $100 seats was a space, proba- Albert Siegfried, President American i oi|/oratioin have' CINCINNATI (AP) - VA bly for people to walk. This space filled up and nobody Victor M. Dorn, Secretary »ome responsibility lo emnuragf- Ma their employes to volr What, wm. I'TII .iKent-in-cliarge of the threw the bums nnd free-loaders out. then, is being doni- by indii.Miy southern Ohio ,iren tells of these TASTE VARY WITH AGE? The ring was at times invisible. Where I sat, there NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. (AP) tills year to better our record ' new laws that tlir> nil has been were some policemen, nut they nnd the firemen came Do you "taste" as well when A study JIIM rn.ide of election inked to enfoic e you're young as you do when polieii-;. and piiii IN I11, in I.V1 mm in uniform to sec tlie fight, Only uiieniinrcl persons ran you're old? pani'.s by Hie |>;ulel| Corp. of carry A switchblade knife across The'actual fi|>ht involved n Swede with a very Researchers at Rutgers Univer- Chlcfig'i iniiii.alr.s that the tun- .1 Mntr' hue, wild IIOIMI, cannot while skin. He trained at Grossinpcr's up in the Catskill sity aro experimenting with over Joyily of Ameik'/in (ompanirs be »lu«l ficiiii « moving vehicle; MO pcrioni to find out why will l»e uiakinj' ncioif effon in Mountains ati'i 1 wondered whether his diet included II II illr|:,il tu tianipoil ;IIICIIS get cmployi-i to Ihr fiollv Only youngster* refuse to cat some « stale line ,1 11/ i;:natur Hint inaiinatpd Iwrrinj.; nnd chopped chicken liver. The other 'JA pel (em of till' rompnnii". Sill- things tlmt they niny fiml dr. veyrd sie doiiij; "milluiij:" lo • .innor I,,- h|,eneci ,10111 the in- fij'.litfi' was .111 Aiiioiican *ro who seemed to want licious whrn older. So fnr they »P" Win;1 ,i f,it ininorilv 1,'iT "le, .111,1 It In nvr "ho lick the Swede rifjht from the strut. II was all over report "there's ,1 tremendous Mill A inin'iiiiy I ' I'll' .1 (if 'Hll'ikv MeII ( '.ino'r.V, r 1 difference in laste" ,is .inv child n f W t'" " HIP real fi/:hl slarlo(l -lhp lie,,, „ H,r „,„,„ | ,h, IP, I'" '' v ilh a pliilrfill of spinach roiilcl 'Jhe ruur, [ ti;i|K>itriiil ?, t < p being' (i Hi /•Irl-t..! I'"'"'I •OKMiy .'ii-rvne ' 11 >; i 11 1(1 j;i!t (Mil of I'olo (jrmiiids and home. li'll them. ifc«*4*j^- ",rw Oceanport Obuerte Lew Or Block Dance RED BANK REGISTER Thursday, June 30, 1960—7 Else: Marine Copt ment award was presented to MONMOiTTH BEACH - Go- Picnic For Bob Weigel, Patrick Nib, Bob Win. John T. WUson, 274 Ocean- Scheduled Whichello and Richard Bryan. port Ave., has returned to her ing water «M!ng today? home after spending a week at Then you'd better keep a Cubmaster Al Weigel of Arnold the home of her son and daugtv minimum of two persons in the In August Pack 58 Ave. announced that meetings ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Howard boat — unless, of course, you OCEANPORT - Cub Scouti will resume in September in the want a summons from the ma-, HIGHLANDS - At the recent Pack 58 held its. final gettogether Oceanport Grammar School. Wilson and family of 18 Center meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary, Ave., Matawan. While there she rine police. of the season with a jamboree Twinlight Post, American Legion, and family picnic Sunday at Al- SPRING IN BASEMENT attended the graduation of grand- Yesterday the white police plans for a block dance to be son Thomas from Matawan Gram- laire State Park. boat began patrolling the sponsored jointly by the auxili-' GREEN VILLAGE, N. J. (AP) mar School. Shrewsbury River, and the ary and the Past Presidents Club! —The Indians have gone but the skipper, Harbormaster Charles sometime in August were made. I spring in the basement of Don- Home from Arlington, Va., are J. Hornbostel, has promised to presentations. |ald Hendershot's home hasn't. Mr. and Mrs. William F. Ohst, crack down on persons violat- A Cub Scouts at-1 The spring fills a three-foot 12 Spring Lake Ave. They were ing the marine safety law. " neh Kollmar received the Cub Scout pod in a corner of the cellar of guests of their son-in-law and ee Last week a West Long Hker Mr™ H F 11Z |j-->l patch. Others getting the 200-year-old house. Hender- daughter, Maj. and Mrs. Jack Branch youth drowned as a re- Claudia Franr-o ami 'jawar(ls were Brcnt sickleSi Pa-! shot believes the house was built T. Phinney. The visit was high- rick NilZl EdBrad and Ricn v sult of an aquaplane accident. fprJuZr nlinln -:' y' " ° « the spring so water wouuld lighted by their attending their Robert P. Caplinger, president.: ard Br ' The driver was alone In the be available in case of Indian grandson's graduation exercises Mrs. Faller, Americanism The 50th anniversary achieve-; raids. from Washington and Lee High boat. chairman, said the legion post is: 1 School, Arlington, Va. Their "Nevertheless," said Mr. conducting a new flag sale with granddaughter, Miss Jill Phinney, Hornbostel, "water skiers have William Fuchs, Cornwall St., in made the return trip to Ocean- continued to violate the law. charge. port and is spending some time From now on, we're going to It was reported that prizes ALUMINUM DOOR SALE here with her grandparents. hand out summonses." were awarded for the poppy pos- ter contest of Our Lady of Per- M. Andrew Barnes, three-year- DOG WITH HUMAN ILL petual Help Catholic School at MADE BY MALLARD old son of Mr. and Mrs. Morton MEMPHIS, Tertn. (AP>-When the recent commencement uxer- cises. A. Barnes, 13 Sea Girt Ave., has Mrs. Pat Connell's chihuahua returned home, having been a dog fell ill, she rushed it to the Winners were Mary Delia Wood, TESTING THE POWER-Thfe eight engines of the giant Saturn rocket sixth grade; Rosemarie Horn, surgical patient at Perth Amboy veterinarian. spew smoke in final static lest of the current scries at the Marshall Space Flight Center Full 1" Thick General Hospital. seventh grade and Jorge Ortiz, The vet took a look at the pup in Huntsville, Ala. In the 122-sccond test, the engines generated 1,300,000 pounds of thrust. eighth grade. and asked, "Anybody sick at Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Meaney home?" Grammar school winners in- Aluminum cluded Jo-Ann Mewes and James and children, 8 Spring Lake Ave. "Why yes, my 11-year-old A "ship's husband" is an agent have returned to their home fol daughter has the measles." Powers sixth grade; James Combination who provisions and repairs a lowing a vacation in Ohio visit "Well, so does your dog, lady," HAL BOYLE | Smock sixth grade, and Shirley ing relatives. replied the vet. ship when it is in port. j Knight, seventh grade. & The only exercise some men You stand apartp, , like a ggod on Mrs. John Dedrick, golg d j get after 40 is climbing on—and Olympusy , quietliqly y munchinhi g anta- mother, made the presentations. ; I falling off—the old water wagon. cid tabletbl s instead o f peanuts or It was also reportDd new cab-'' During these periods of tempor- canapes, as the orgy unfolds. Itiinets were being installed in ary abstinence they avoid their is like seeing a play whose plot • post home kitchen by the auxil-1,1 FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL former bottle buddies and usual.yo u know but .playe . d- by. actors |,-., iary.. The-...y, ar_.e- being„ madte „by, , haunts. They then often don'tjwho aren't aware of the ending, j Mr. Fuchs, past post command-1 FRIDAY NIGHT know what to do with themselves.I At most cocktail parties there; er. j 25 They feel lonely and forgotten as is usually a lion of the hour who; Mrs. Elizabeth Heliker, rehabil-l Completely ready to if life were passing them by. is being feted. You note how the| itation chairman, reported on hang — nothing extra There is a simple, easy cure guests rush up to shake his hand, recent poppy sale. Mrs. Harry for such a feeling.1- They should then grab a drink and run away BeyeB r is poppy chairmanhi . to buy! go to more cocktail parties. But —so they won't have to listen to The members voted to hold a!< him. Five martinis later the lion if you suggest this to them, they meeting in July and another dur-j" • BUDGET TERMS • exclaim: of the hour has his lonely paw ing August. f Go to a cocktail party around the shoulder of an im- DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. "What! Announcement was made of the 4 WED. and FRI. 8 A. M. to 9 P. M (Slightly Imperfect) when I'm on the wagon? Why, prisoned waiter and is telling fair to be sponsored by the Le- I'd be bored to death!" him the story of his life. gion Post July 18-July 23. \ Normnl People Actually, they couldn't be Mrs. Caplinger received thc'l wronger. For pure downright The guests look like nice, nor- special award. I malicious pleasure you can't beat mal people when they arrive. Two hours later they look as if Refreshments, following the|' 47 Broad St. SHadyslde 1-7500 Red Bank the enjoyment possible to a man meeting, were served by Mrs. ( who goes to a cocktail party as they had weathered a hurricane, which is about what they have Donald Mayenschein and Mrs.! teetotaler. Caplinger. i When you drink at a cocktaildone. party, you are like an animal in That sweet young girl, who a zoo. He doesn't get the whole swam in as pretty as a mermaid, picture because he's part of the now appears to have crashed system. head-on into a coral reef. Her Stone Sober golden hair hangs like hemp ropes, and her mascara has BANK LUMBER But when you go to a cocktai! melted and run down to mingle party stone sober—and stay that with the caviar stains around her way—you are a spectator at the mouth, 9 WALL ST zoo, amusedly looking through The dignified middle-aged ma- the bars as your fellow creatures tron wears the air of a char- perform. And, being human, you lady on a bender. "Would any- 'get a secret satisfaction in see-body mind if I took off my ing other human beings making girdle," she giggles, and nobody asses of themselves by acting bothers to tell her she took it like monkeys. off an hour ago and hung it on a floor lamp. Her pompous husband teeters in a corner, trying to ambush you're- every passing woman under 80. He has the subtlety of a hippo- potamus with the mumps. All the chins that came in held 8 a.mWresh so high now are slack-jawed and sunken. The faces so human now are like pagan gargoyles, all .day long J. YANKO with jaws endlessly wagging. BROAD ST. RED BANK The conversation that began in monosyllabic inanities has pro- gressed to polysyllabic absurdi- in ties. Each guest is shouting at the top of his voice, and no one is listening—except you. And where are all the bright quips, HASPEL the clever epigrams? You hear none. But if a 'man merely re- marks "The reason it didn't rain tonight is because I brought SIR PERIOR" alons an umbrella." he says it with an air of owlish wisdom 'as if it should be carved in bronze. Everybody Does "Surely I don't talk that way at cocktail parties," you murmur to yourself. But in your heart you know you do. Everybody does—if he isn't on the wagon. When it is time to go, you rea- lize you have in the space of three hours witnessed a segment of the human race regress from civilization down through barbar- ism and back to the meaningless babble nf mankind's forgotten birth. You reach under the table, shako the host's hand and as- DRESSES MADE TO SELL FOR MORE . . . MUCH MORE! sure him, "I never had a better time in my life." All new summer styles at a fraction of their original price, It's the truth, too. Nothins gives a man a smugger feeling all from our own regular stock . . . good tailoring, good fit, of total virtue than to attend n cocktail party as a wide-eyed good fabrics. teetotaler. He has had nil the fun. The others will have all the hang- O.90 overs. Dresses that were to 17.95 now Lutheran Group Hears The Sophisticated Wash and Wear Clothing o Jersey City Minisler The day.s may be hot... but you enn depend on your Dresses that were to 22.95 12? now RED BANK — Rev. George R. Ha.spcl Sir Perior to Kochler nf Jersey City was the keep you cool nnd fresh-looking. speaker Monday nt n meeting nf the North Jersey Shore Aux- Dresses that were to 29.95 now iliary of the Lutheran Welfare Association of New Jersey at 75%..DACRON - 25% COTTON CORDS 39.95 I Inly Trinity Lutheran Church, River Rd. 65% DACRON - 35% COTTON POPLIN 42.50 Dresses that were to 39.95 now Mm^P Rev. Mr. Jonrs is director of the association's Division of For tho drouod-up Summer look . . , authentic Suiting JUNIORS MISSES PETITES HALF SIZES Chnplnincy Service1. Purpose of the auxiliary is to Fabrics of Foathorwoight cloth . . . Try Tropi-Tox by serve Lutherans in Ihe shorr Worstod-Tox. area from Perth Amboy In l.av- .50 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••"A:********* nlette. Mrs. Herbert S. Wendt, 55% Dflcron-')5'1/» Wool * I (II) Ninth St., Hclfnrd, Is presi- 57 * dent. Both hold proJS, shod wrinlclos, stay froth all day or night, WASHABLE SUMMER SUITS * SALT AND PP.PPER CHARGE ACCOUNTS INVITED * AUTOMATION .00 * LANCASTER, Ohio (AP) — Were to 29.95 now * Floyd Roshon has mntlp surf he'll have the suit and popper * sluikers when he. wants them nt We aro sure you know this popular nationally featured the table, Ko'ihon sawed a drnilnr hoi'1 1 1 name. Misses and petite sizes. In 111' enter 'if Hi' dinlni; mom _j liible, |iul the wooden circle IKII k in pliK'c iui'l nltached mi elecliic motor to make it revolve, lie can throw ft switch, when the •iliiiki'p, HIT out of n'iicli, In In in): 19 BROAD ST. RED BANK E-Z CHARGE—FREE PARKING FRIDAY NIGHTS—SHOP 'TIL 9 P. M. lll'Mll I'ItlMT on till- levolvilll: l(li te||i|i'Cf. 8—Thursday, June 30, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER youngyand older, specimen! to thy Grigelwich, Gerry Becker, note the difference in radiation Morganville Elaine Captanian, and Adrienne Goes Back Scholastic excellence, Paul effecti on fliei of varying ages. Roth; military excellence, Ibra- Once the 25,000 fliei were ir- Also, Janet Aisebki, Norman- {Graduates radiated, Dr. Abrahamson bred Gail Freeman, daughter of Mr. dee Soliysik, Gail Cooper, Jean To Fort .. him Alemany, and excellence in offspring in hall-pink milk and Mrs. Gerard Freeman, Or- TL$£){*Y« TFftllf co-operation, Richard D'Agostino, Anouge, Bill Faro, Bruce Spath, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS—Paul bottles. Since the fruit fly re- chard Pkwy., celebrated her sev-Tony Rosei, Richard D'Agostino, MM.tUlllear TalkX IXMl/ Th valedictory address was Thomson, son of Mr, and Mrs, e produces in ID to 14 days, he enth birthday. Saturday. Attend- Richard Esposito, Ibrahim Ale- L 'given by Paul Roth. Paul Thomson, 67 Leonard Ave., was able to breed a generation ing a party were Diane Rydel, many, Raymond Orlino, William has returned to Fort Dix, after "A Soldier's Letter" was read Colonel and study genetic effects of the Dale Leander, Judith and Nancy Fitzgerald, Noel Litchfield, spending a 14-day leave with his by Richard D'AKostino. in a relatively short Schwarz and Donna, Victoria, Di- Ca l Waller J radiation George Magnanet,' Thomas Mar- parents. '; MORGANVILLE - Col. K. Ii.i P - - Sweeney prc- ane and Richard Freeman, all time. tin and Edward Smith. He enlisted in the Army in Cattilini, Little Silver, was thejsentpfl diplomas to the graduat- experiment, the Rut- Morganville, and George Dem- n In one March and completed basic train- speaker at the graduation cerc-;' P class. gers biologist counted and ex- ery, Matawan. n r v Mrs. Robert Sebcr, Jr. was ing at Fort Dix. monies at DeVitte Military Acad-i ' ' - included Alemany, Jean amined close to 200,000 flies over guest of honor at a baby shower emy June 19 jAnoupc. John Charrcs, D'Apos- 35 consecutive days to observe Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cullens He will undergo six weeks of : 1 given at the home of Mrs. Kurt ' After inspection of the troops' '™. Richard D. Espositn, Wil- physical changes indicating which special training now and then and children, Patty and Frank, Schwarz, Rt. 79, Thursday by •tiy Col. Cattiiini. a rctiml Army.Iiam Parn. William T. Martin, of tha flies' chromosomes were leave for Europe. were Sunday dinner guests at the Mrs. Schwarz, Mrs. Frank Graz- Officer, an exhibition drill uas^enrpc A. Ribas. Paul Rothe, and genetically damaged by the rad- He attended Highlands and At- home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank iano, Mrs. John McCormick and Jierformed by the- "Leonardo Rjf- William B. Spath, iation. lantic Highlands grammar school Cullens, Sr. Sea Girt. Mr. Frank Mrs. Lawrence Youngman. •Jes." i The counting and examining Cullens Jr. spent Friday and Sat- and Atlantic Highlands High '* The invocation was Riven by:/Vf*.o procedures involved etherizing urday in Sunbury, Conn. school. fcev. Frands X. Badcr. dfllti* about 200 offspring flies at a Gen. Robert E. Lee's wife, He is also the grandson of • The following awards were prc-, y «• -j time and separating them under Members of Carol Becker's 4-H Mary, was the step-grand- Mr. and Mrs. James Irwin, 25 ented: a microscope with a camel's Club class are sewing skirts and daughter of George Washington. Fourth St., Highlands. * Honored hair brush. blouses to be entered in the coun- MORGANVILLE - Mrs. Jo- Dr. Abrahamson studies their ty fair in July. Preparing for this j seph LaMura, Jr. and Mrs. James phvsical characteristics to note event are Angela and Claire Man- McCnrmick, both Tcnnant Rd , indications of genetic damage. zo, Patty Konowaiow, Jean Se- were hostesses at a recent baby| He counts them to establish the ber, Pat Holtz, Christine Smith shower for iMrs. Robert Boyri, the frequency with which the changes and Joan Osetowitz. former Leona LaMura. occur. Attending wcre'Mrs. l.r-o Hnun Normal Fruit Fly Mrs. Joseph Bruce, historian; han, Mrs, Ronald Gale, Mrs. Rob- Geneticists can determine Mrs. Kurt Schwarz, news chair- There's a ert Owens, Mrs. Holmr.'S Lambert- genetic alteration in a fruit fly man, and Mrs. John McCormick, son, Mrs. Lulu Beal, Mrs. Peter RESEARCH ON RADIATION — Dr. Seymour Abraham- by examination of its bristles, secretary of the Morganville Par- Peterson, Mrs. Eugene Lanzaro, son, assistant professor of biology at Rutgers Newark wings, legs and even its eyes. A ent-Teacher Association, recently Mrs. Joseph LaMura, Sr., and College of Arts and Sciences, examines one of hundreds normal fruit fly, for example, ha: attended the workshop Mrs. Chester Jamison and Miss round red eyes. One which has Parents and Teachers Jocne LaMura, all MorKanville; of half pint milk bottles he is using to breed fruit flies. had damage to a specific chro- Ocean Township School, Oak Mrs. Frank LaMura. Frcncau, The biologist has been examining and counting up to mosome cell will exhibit a spe- hurst. and Mrs. Fred Wenzel and Miss cific type of eye shape distortion. Ailcen Wenzel, both Malawa* 15,000 flies a day as part of experiments to learn more about genetic damage caused by radiation. Through previous studies done Recent guests at the gradua NAME JACOBSON with Drs. Muller and I. H. Hers- tion dance and party, given by R RISTINE & CO. fo serve you in LONG BRANCH — Dr. Avrohm kowitz, Dr. Abrahamson is able Miss Susanne Sweeney, daughter Jacobson, 625 Bangs Ave., As- to tell which genetic character- of Capt. and Mrs. Walter .J. Ulcmbers New York and Phila.-Balti. Slock Exchanges EATONTOWN j bury Park, has been named pro- Counting Fruit Flies istic alteration produced the Sweeney, Woolleytown Rd., were fessor of clinical psychiatry at mutation. Michele Rnyiewicz, Sharon Houri- Monmoufh "Basically, I'm interested in American Slock Exchange Solon Hall College of Medicine han, Susan Mehm, Pat Koempel, unraveling the mechanisms in- Shopping Center and Dentistry. NEWARK-A Rutgers biologist Radiation Dose Linda King, Pat Grigelwich, Ka- examini and coum. ||volve d in breakageg s and rebuild- STOCKS • BONDS • MUTUAL FUNDS An attending psychiatrist on the|; Km f . f|, & MIDDLETOWN 1 y Dr. Abrahamson alternately j in;: of chromosomes which con staffs of Monmnuth Medical Con-",to learn more about Renetic dami.- placed his fruit flies in air, oxy- trol flies' heredityredity. ing environments after irradia- Lester R. Ross, Mgr. ter and Filkin Hospital, Dr. Ja- . , . Route 35 and ( ause(] JV radiation gen or nitrogen with either one "Dy studying the environment tion, it is possible to learn under 39 EAST FRONT ST. RED BANK, NEW JERSEY ennsnn previously served as as- massive dose of radiation or two in this case the gases, in which what conditions repair of dam- Middletown Rd. sociate professor of psychiatry at Fly examination and counting Telephone - SHadyside 7 • 1414..-..WX • 1200 under a microscope are routine smaller doses separated radiation takes place, and then aged chromosomes takes place." New York Medical College, time interval. used very examining the flies under vary- Dr. Abrahamson said. Hut experiments and results fmind by Dr. Seymour Abraham son, assistant professor of biology at the state university's College of Arts and Sciences here arc not. Special experimental techniques lie helped develop tinder the guidance of Nobel Prize-winning biologist Prof. H. .1. Mulltr of1 Indiana University have been applied by Dr. Abrahamson to studies nf radiation damage in mmaturc sex cells and touird rebuilding broken chromosomes after radiation. Chromosomes are structures found in every body cell. They contain material controlling gene- important reductions in tic or hereditary factors. New Techniques m&ke possible these values! The use of these new tech- niques has convinced the Rutgers biologist that immature fly egg cells are more damaged by radi- No problern it too small . . . (whether ation than was previously r %£^mt%mv&&*^' it'i a lamp or wall piece v/c can help thought. \ * \ y % * ^ ' GENERAL ELECTRIC Budget Priced you) ... no problem is too big . . , "These damaging effects were (^plit level or mansion) . . . our deco- rating •.faff will handle your needs to not pinpointed before because Golden Value IF perfection. Come in and meet with one sufficiently sensitive procedures w of our experienced riccoiotors. for detecting them were not available," Dr. Abrah:imson said. tfayfflfflfwsxoKSSil Corr.ull our itaff decorator, Mr, Robert Results of Ihese experiments, A. 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The accused motorist pleaded necticut professor took a long lion people to its present popula- to have sufficient parks and other I of the region's economy, for the the party symbol below it, were that his scheduled arraignment look today at man's crazy-quilt tion of 16 million — and land will open land for recreation, for the!prevention of floods, and for the SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP)- manufactured by convicts at Fol- It B-M' up! More ana more people would interrupt his honeymoon. pattern of architectural and : be consumed at unprecedented study of nature, for the pro- assurance of an adequate water The state has issued facsimile li- som Prison. ; use Register ads each laEUe because So the judge continued the case results come faster.—Advertisement. Engineering handiwork — and rates. I tection of our commercial fishing suppiy." | cense plates for official cars at The Democratic party paid 65 until the honeymoon was over. Concluded that we're outsmart Ing ourselves. • Skyscrapers are sticking up oui pf the land almost everywhere like closely placed poles in fcean .'patch, the professor re fninded. ; And expressways and bridge; priss-cross and overlap one an bther in a' maze of never-endinf Jraffic arteries, reaching out Sail directions. ; But nature is taking a beat Jng while this sprawling develop Jnent goes on, the professo emphasized — and so is man LI 2-2150 OPEN MON., WED., THURS., FRI. NIGHTS : With a touch of sadness in hi Ivoice, the professor, Dr. William &. Niering, added: •' "... We find ourselves the ivictims of our own accomplish- •ments. Due to man's ineptitude Iwater and air often become po'l •luted, floods run rampant, and :the food supply itself is threaten- ed. : "Rut perhaps mnst imporlan of all, man's carelessness with nature destroys the best form i>f relief he has from the ten Sions of urban life. ; Ideal Settings • "Natural open land is tin jdeal selling for rest and recre [ation. Once it is developed, Jcannot be replaced." : Dr. Niering is associate pro lessor of botany at Connecticu College, New London. ' He has just completed an ox- JiaustTyo sludy of what he rails For 87 Years "unbridled metropolilan cxpan jion" in Ihe New York - Nev Your Head- jjrrsey - Connecticut area. : "Conservation is not often quarters for associated with Ihe built-up part quality tools of our nation," Dr. Niering said •"yet in this era. . .it has bcc.om » critical urban problem. Con jscrvation, after all, is for people ind 'the tri-slate New York JWelrrtpnlilan region has Ihe Inrg*- cst concentration of people in the JUniled States." ; Dr. Niering recommemkd that Action be taken promptly In save 200sauarc miles of presently un- developed land in the tri-slate metropolilan area "containing priceless and irreplaceable na- BUSIER RESISTANT tural features." RUST AND STAIN RESISTANT \ The! reporl was sponsored by ihf Metropolilan Regional Coiin- RETAINS COLOR LONGER jbil and the Regional Plan As- AVAILABLE IN 12 COLORS sociation. The latter group is AND WHITE research and planning agency this week only supported hv voluntary member- PAINT IN Vi THE TIME WITH ship lo promote the cnordinali I Vi THE EFFORT pYveloriment of Ihe Nev York- Priced New .ten;'".Connecticut metro- politan vei'ion. 299.50 • Nature Varied t "Nature is more varied In the Odorless JiJfw York region than in any 6 tools in 1 blher metropolilan area of Ihe country," Dr. Niering's report 9" bench saw, 12" disc paid. "The need to preserve ibis sander, 16 Vi" drill Wall Paints treat natural bounty has now press, 34" lathe, hori- become a matter of urgency." \ At stake, be said, are fast zontal drill dwindling resources for parks, jialure sludy, protection of wild- Jife, including commercial fishing, «1O DOWN EASY MONTHLY TERMS flood prevention and water eupply. '• Dr. Niering was assisted in his mrvey of the region's most ATTACHMENTS AND JOINTER EXTRA , jirgent conservation needs by hiore than 100 members of the 99 A complete home workshop in one See all of the Mark 5 exclusive National Audubnn Society and Clher conservationists'. compact unit—the Shopsmith gives features for yourself—now, at : They called for Ihe preservn- iion of more than 2(10 specific you unexcelled multi-purpose Wards! TAKE ADVANTAGE OF Jncalinris within 50 miles of New capacity! Fully guaranteed! THIS SPECIAL PRICE •Yoik City in New .lersey, New JEL .York and Conner tir tit, ATTENTION CARPENTERS-CONTRACTORS! • The sites were nut made public FLAT PAINT the reporl said, because of the Come in and see the sensational new sawsmith radial a"" possible effect on their prices. • Detailed findings nl the survey, saw demonstrated at Wards. Now Priced at 219.30 Reg. 4.98 gal. however, will be turned over to appropriate officials and private or hon-prnfit groups. Dr. Niering has fashioned n phrase to describe unbridled WARDFLEX frvtropolitan expansion, ite rails WARDS PAINT It "urban sprawl" and says it GUARANTEE Acrylic-Latex results "fifirn nur excessive Und acwding lo initruclionl hunger fnr land." Reg. 5.39 gal. Serious <'nnsc(|uciici's Enomeli are guaranteed lohide ' '1 - It may, he a I.I!,'! <.f I ri>,'' •p"i I', ]')>•:, il,. Thursday, June 30, 196&-U HUh Wheel at MONMOUTH Won't Whirl ARDSLEY (AP) - William CALL Liberty 2-2150 OPEN MON., WED., THURS.. FRI. 10 a.m>9:30 p.m. Lodes' water wheel won't TUES., SAT. 10 am.-6 p.m. whirl. And he wants to do some- thing quick about it because his establishment here is called the Water Wheel Inn. Lodes says he's searched high -4th and low in these parts without finding a water wheel fixer. He says it look like he might have Quaint as a to send clear to Philadelphia, 200 miles away for such a skilled artisan. Water wheel whirling, any- French peasant... one? TANKER GOES DOWN —A struggle to beach the crippled tanker George MacDon- Church Group Junior stripes ald, above, was lost yesterday when the 50 I-ft. vessel plunged stern-first into the At- Ends Season lantic 50 milei east of Charleston, S. C. The ship snapped a towline shortly before 2 a. m. None of the Sinclair Oil carrier's crew was aboard when the plunge came. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — with waist-lacing Girls Friendly Sponsors of St. Another tanker, the J. C. Dyer, had been towing the MacDpnald toward Charleston Andrew's Episcopal Church held regularly 8.98 in hopes of bringing her within reach of shore pumps and repair crews. The ship its annual dinner party at Dop- "Why, it's just the had been rocked by an explosion 125 miles southeast of Charleston. plet's Hofbrauhaus Friday. The dinner marked the final summer.dress I've defects. But the U. S. will really overseas operations. But thi event of the season for the group been looking for! until meetings begin in the fall. make a mess of it, and lose all cause of that fear was brought on That clever midriff vestige of "leadership," if a Pres- by unions like itself that, not Attending were Miss Violette EDITORIAL VIEWS ident ever charges off in a blind content witli considerable gains Murray, Mrs. John Adair, Mrs, tie makes my waist rush to remake the world. push relentlessly for more an Elizabeth Heliker, Mrs. Hazel look tiny . . , and the -WALL STREET JOURNAL more and more. Farren, Mrs. Harry Dilger, Mrs. full skirt and scoop OF OTHER PAPERS With so much pushing, the Andrew J. Kornek, Mrs. Richard neck are so cool. CAREENING CAROUSEL mcrry-go-round is now turning Lucas, Mrs. John King, Mrs. THE HOW OF THE MATTER A generation ago American un- fast indeed. But the unions would Paul Muir, Mrs. Earl Morse, Mrs. Woven stripes of The enormous difficulties fac- ions climbed aboard a merry-go- do better to reduce their speed, Helen J. Shea, Mrs. Hubbard green, blue, gray or rather than demand that the na- Stiles, Mrs. Fred Teuschler, Mrs. ing anyone who tries to outline round that they have pushed fas- tan; junior, 7-1 5. a "new" American foreign policy ter and faster until now, with tion strap them in. Frederic Voorhees, and Mrs. Al- become painfully clear in Sena: things spinning for fair, many —Wall Street Journal. fred Wright. tor Kennedy's speech the other are having trouble hanging on. THURS., FRI. SAT. ONLY •'•'. Regular 2.98 specting Arab neutrality "while at the same time trying to has- ten the inevitable Arab accept- EARLY SUMMER SALE ance of the permanence of Is- rael." WARD That is just what this country 3F WASH 'M WEAR BLOUSES •}•">'. has been trying to do for years, and the atmosphere in the Mid- dle East is perhaps better than SALE! 00 it has been in some previous $2 periods. But anyone who thinks the U. S. alone is able to make the Arabs and Israelis join to- gether in peaceful cooperative SWIMSUITS Fabulous buys in shirts, peplums, crop-topsl undertakings is not looking very Versatile solids, even embroidered fem- realistically at the Middle East. There is much, much more in ininities—white, pastels. Sizes 32 to 38. the same vein in the Kennedy INNER FLOATING BRA! regular 3.98—$2 speech. We must see to it that Africa achieves not only political but economic independence. Cha- otic Africa, bursting into an in- dependence its people are incap- able of understanding, led by de- magogues, criminals or madmen. It is a task to tax the good Lord Himself. And we must do the lame for non-Communist Asia, much of which is steeped not only In profound poverty but in tra- Thurs., Fn., Sat. Only ditions and attitudes that defy any but the slowest economic de-j vclopmcnt. Insofar as the Senator has n Hurry in—catch those eye- Gypsy vehicle to offer toward his noble catching values priced to ends, it comes to a vast new nut- oourinK nf American money— make your purse pop open! ivithotit, of course, waste or in- flation, Yet our experience with Sheath, boy leg, bloomer hoops fm-iMKii aid on nn already incrc-d- style; ... all shaped to Ih'i" scale shows Dial it dues nut n'h'cvr such ends and often flatter your figure. Gay BANGLES AND works against them. Also running through the Kennedy foreign pol- stripes, dazzling prints, DANGLES . . . lev is n disturbing thread of stat- fashion solids, 32-38. Ism—commodity pads for Latin FASHION'S NEWEST America, for oxamplf. Or his ns- Come in and try them on sorllon that it is vitnl "nbovo EARRING RAGEI nil" that we make n success (if —be roady for summer. India's five-year plan: translated, tluil moans Iryin;; |o mnkn a suc- BULKY KNIT SUMMER SWEATERS cess of socialism, which may lie Jutt Say Charge It At Values to $2 the worst thing for India. Wards. Pay In 30 Dayi Hut most disturbing nf all is Pre-4th Priced at this nnlvr; notion that nil the |irnb- or Extend Payment*. Impire intriguo with ihiny gold lom.'i of the world IWIDIIR nt regularly 5.98 color iphoroi — iwintjing flnd America's diiurslpp and (hat Orion'1 Acrylicwondors! Cardigan in Anirricn in capable (if solving iwaying with dflinty cliaini or thnn. Hint mtsiindr-rstnncl.i the diic», « halo of pinudo peflrli white, black, pastels, 34-42. Jacket, white, prnpli"; ami piiliijral |>i'(>n",vs black . . . small, medium, large, extra large. of Hie v.nilil around us. or bofldj. Join tho I hrl v.orld Mluniiriii i1. mi So smart and cozy! fni'.li.iliiii: fin AmrtuMir., oni toinjin JKIIK y in (mill h.v, many ^ tt—ThursUy. June 30, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER GINGER Red Cross Learn to Swim EXECUTRIX Program Begins; To End Aug. 5 PUBLIC AUCTION SALE The undersigned Executrix of the last will and testament SHREWSBURY — The I960iheld Monday from 9 a.m. to of Susie E. Haynes, Deceased will sell at public auction learn to swim program of the (noon, and thr: program will con- all personal property belonging to the said decedent on the premises at county Red Cross chapter began tinue for two weeks, Monday this week and will continue until through Friday at the same Aug. 5 in three locations and for;hours, ending July 15. 99 WEST HIGHLAND AVE. two-week periods in each location, j At the creek in Manasquan, a Early registrations would indi-j two-week period program starts ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. J. cate a bigger year than 1 a sti.Monday, July 18, and will con- year for the program, underjtinue for two weeks, Monday which 1,448 children were enroll-'through Friday from 10 a.m. un- SATURDAY, JULY 2nd ed and 815 issued certificates fort til noon, 10:30 A. M. completing the skills required, j Mrs. Ethel M. Bauman, scc- The first classes started Tues- rciary of first aid and water Fine domestic Rugs in room and scatter sizes, Refrig- day at Kepwel Park in Wayside safety, is co-ordinating the Learn erator, Television, Lounging Chairs, Coffee Tables, Occa- and will be held Tuesdays through to Swim program and is equip- sional Tables, Linens (Bed and Table), Chinaware, Glass- ware, Large collection of Bric-a-brac, Chests of Drawers, Fridays from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30|ped to answer questions or ar- Dressers, Bureaus, Vanities, Boudoir Chairs, Kitchen Set, p.m. for three two-week periods, j range for registrations at the Cabinets, Twin and Double Bedroom Sets, Books, Pictures, ending Aug. 5. This will be the;chapter house, Broad St. Wall Mirrors, Kitchenware, Clocks, Sewing Cabinet, Pottery, most ambitious of the three pro- Silverware, Curtains, Drapes, Lamps (Floor and Table), "Just walk on the chairs, Mrs. Gordon. I've been jects this summer. Titanium is a metal as strong Very fine three piece Living Room Set, Occasional Chairs, At the "L" Street beach in Bel-as steel, but weights only half as helping Mom wax the floors!" Electrical Appliances, Buffet, China Cabinet, Server, Din- mar, registration only will be much. ing Room Chairs, Porch and Lawn Furniture, Hand-painted China, Dressing Table, Desk and Chair, Vases, Objects of Art, Bookcases, Hand and Garden Tools and everything EXPERT FURNITURE & RUG CLEANING from basement to attic. You are invited to inspect this exceptionally fine lot of lisiliiliiii offerings on date of sale from 9:00 A. M. until sale time, All items must be removed from the premises at con- clusion of sale. The undersigned and Auctioneer shall not (EXPRESS VIA N. J. TURNPIKE) be responsible in the event of accident and/or injury to any person or persons in, on or about the premises. In the event of inclement weather sale will be held indoors. ROUND TRIPS HOW DOES THE CAR LOOK? — Police are looking for By Order of: ELLA E. HARRIS, Executrix Buy 10 Trip Books and Save a hit-and-run motorist whose vehicle must be in about as sad a shape as this utility pole. When the electric power B. G. Coats, Auctioneer Sorcnson & Lawley, Attorneys PHONE SH 1-1208 Phone: CApital 2-3599 Phone: ATlantic Highlands For Schedule and Rate Call SHadyside 1-0285 in suburban Indianapolis failed, an investigation showed 1-O300 the polo to be the cause. The motorist who tangled with LITTLE SILVER CLEANERS ROLLO'S CHARTER SERVICE the pole was not to be found. (AP Wirephoto) 601 BRANCH AVE. LITTLE SILVER It Pays to Advertise in The Register FOR GROUPS SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Offer the Best in Comfort & Experience LONG BRANCH — The annual For Your Shopping Convenience picnic of the Saint James' Epis- PHONE PRospecl 4-2727 copal Church Sunday school was held Sunday at Windward Beach Asbury Park - New York Transit Corp. on the Metedeconk River. A large 401 LAKE AVENUE. ASBURY PARK delegation oi pupils, parents and OPEN ALL DAY friends attended and joined to he activities of the day. RED BANK - MIDDLETOWN ALL PRICES EFFECTIVE TODAY THRU SAT., JULY 2 We Carry a Wide Variety of PICNIC FAVORITES! Prices effective thru Sat., July 2. Right to Limit. NEW LOW COTFIE P§SE€ES SAL FRYERS HOLLAND HOUSE STARTS TODAY or WHOLE LINDEN HOUSE Save 20% or More PAN READY MAXWELL HOUSE, EHLERS BETTER QUALITY F CHASE & SANBORN Cut from Young Grain Fed Steer IJegular Cut SAYARIN, BEECHNUT *While our entire stock is not on sale, we have many won- RIB ROAST derful bargains throughout the store. Franhly Matin - Hot or Sweet ITALIAN SAUSAGE CHOCK FULL O'NUTS 2 FINE STORES Juicy-Cut from Grain Fed Steer Kegular Cut RIB STEAKS MARTINSON REDUCED EXTRA YUBAN 20 BROAD ST., RED BANK VALUE MEAT PRICES. In the Shopping C.vntvr Highway 35 M'uhllvlnwn Bono In VTrrm CHUCK STEAK Bono In Bleaches Better . CHUCK ROAST Bleaches Whiter 9al HO:»P1PHK CLOROX CROSS RIB ROAST White, or Colors Tender, Jiilev A.M. or T.M. •tmrt Polar Opporftmfty America, la Inviting Monmouth RED BANK REGISTER , Joe 30, 1W-13 Council to pick out a candidate Leonardo tor .the mission, said: Mr. and Mrs. James Davidheis- "Our representative would be- er, Highland Ave., celebrated Adventure, Anyone? come a member of the con- their 25th wedding anniversary tingent working under the di- Monday with a dinner. Present .OAKHURST-Wanted: One Ex- tion in the Arctic next fall and rect supervision of the camp were Mr. and Mrs. William Me- plorer Scout, holder of a high winter. commander as an assistant to gill, Mr. . and Mrs. William Assignment: Junior aide. scientists and engineers. These Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Bard school diploma and healthy as duties would be rotated from E. Donald Sterner, president Wright, Mrs. Lucy Adams, Mr. a Polar bear, anxious for ad- time to time to give the young and Mrs. Robert Search, this of Monmouth Council of Boy man a wide range of experience • • • • • V • •••,•••.••••• •• •"• venture. Scouts, said yesterday that "it place, and Mr. and Mrs. Truman Mission: A scientific expedi- and provide him a more interest- Reeves, Little Silver. just could be that one of our ing tour of duty. He would, of own Explorers will get this op- course, be required to share in portunity." Girl Scout Troop 51 held a routine duties of maintaining the mother and daughter banquet last! Wanted is a very good Explor- camp." week in the First Aid Squad Hall, j er. He must be aged between Badges were presented to the) 17 and 19, His rank must be that The mission would take this Explorer to Camp Century, girls from Mrs. John Holcombe, | of Eagle Scout, Silver Explorer leader. Misses Judith Hatfield and | or Quartermaster Sea Explorer. Greenland. Temperatures .there sometimes dip to GO degrees be- Betty Lemieux, assistants, re- J. Fred Billett, Scout executive ceived 10-year pins. of Shrewsbury, figures Mon- low zero. A hardy fellow is need- I'I'I'CI'IVI'IV month Council has less than 100 ed to keep going under some of the rugged conditions to be met. Girl Scout Troop 254 will attend of these. Camp Nomoco this week-end ac- Fund of Knowledge Others Did Well companied by Mrs. William Eng- A storehouse of knowledge will i i I'I'I'I! All Sizes Sola Priced But Scouts have shown up fine ler and Mrs. Joseph Capenegro. go to the selected Explorer. • •••'• SIZE BLACK* WHITE* on past adventures. There's Dr. There will be work in civil en- Dr. and Mrs. Wesley Lanker, • ••• -• • : 6.OO-16 12.95 16.SO Paul A. Siple of the Department gineering, geology, glaciology, '•' •?•_••••• • • • ••*•_< of Defense. A Pennsylvanian, he Lexington, Ohio, are spending 10 S.7O-15 12.95 I6.6O meteorology and polar medical days with Mr. and Mrs. Einar 7.-1O-15 14.95 18.95 today is a distinguished scientist. problems. Olsen here. •••.•• • • •. 7.6O-15 16.95 2O.95 But when he joined the first • t'•'•'•-• •• Byrd Antarctic expedition in There also will ba a wealth of i.l • • r* plus tax, rccappable casing 1928, he was a scout. There's companionship. Camp Century, Mrs. Goven Spears, Wilkes Barre, Pa., is-spending several I also Richard Chappell, Roches- reminds Mr. Sterner, will be op- erated by about 65 officers and weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Archie ter, N. Y., now a Princeton Uni- Spears, Florence Ave. enlisted men under the command t !9 *, •••• »#,r.» •:«•:• •••«.» versity student. He was a Scout • ». «••.- ••••••*•• • • • • • • •• « STORES of a captain of the Army Corps : when he became a scientific aide -»"'•.•-•',•. ••.'•*••,•:»' »ti» ' • •.•/•;•'••'• :• '» •••-»" Maple Ave. at White St., at Little America in the Antarc- of Engineers. And with the group *'•-•• Iik'iiii'jvi'iirr •" • •'• • % INTEREST will be some 50 scientists, engi- 1 ' RED BANK tic as a member of the Interna- East neers and technicians. •;V On Your Savings SHadyside 7-5700 tional Geophysical Year expedi' •% tion. His university work is close- The expedition is due to leave w»•V. I00O Asbury Avenue Keanshurg • I-. COMPOUNDED ly related to his experiences at America next Oct. 15. It is due .>i» Asbury Park PR 5-8700 the end of the world. back April 15, 1961. Mrs. Henry Stover, Sycamore QUARTERLY ssrassms.<••••••«.'•• ••-••••-* *»-k • • Where your dollar buys Ave., entertained the members of •^•T«v«!o«;».» •••;#-:• '•::•..:•; •.>.•>.•- %•••- < Dr. Arthur A. Shuck, chief The Explorer selected will be ,•'•.'• '•''•'••'."•••Ir%v»•.••';%--•-•••.••.. ••-•.•-•••-•" MILES more. the Secret Pal Club Sunday. Meet- f • > t'-*;1!'-!..! !«F»».:*: ••'.••:••••'•>•,•"••• •-•• ^ Jan. Apr. - July " Oct. Scout executive, Boy Scouts of chosen from candidates recom- ings will be discontinued for the •;••«•#••••••••• • ••>• mended by each of the 12 Boy Scout regions in the U.S. •,,••: •'•'•,-4-- ••.•*-•••• -•-•••. Mr. Schuck said that being Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dowling, • .•^•''#••• - • ,•'•-'•,'••.'''• ' ,«~ • • -,• Deposits Made July 1 to 8 sought out is an Explorer "who, • • • *.% •;•: • <1 • • • Hudson Ave., entertained Misses •:»••. .•* • , ••-•:•-•• -'•• because of his Scout traininp Barbara Donlan and Barbara • -'• '• • • •• • . .V ; •'. • Earn 3^o Interest character, and ability would Muse of Belleville over the week- • '<•• • i & • • make a contribution to the hap- end. •US m • Frotn July 1 • • - •* vXv piness and success ,of the ex- •% t • • •• • • • pedition and who would make Miss Diane Lynn Harms, Bay • •:•:•:- the best use of this opportunity Ave., was hostess at a pajama to increase his own training and party Monday. Attending were preparation for life." Kathy McGreevy, Carol Newell, Dr. Schuck spoke with pride Mary Dolan and Rita Stacker. about the desire of the Army Engineers to take a Scout along. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Raub at- "It is a tribute to the quality tended a party for the eighth of character and leadership that birthday of their granddaughter, the Boy Scouts of America de- Sharon DeVito, daughter of Mr. velops," he said. and Mrs. Dominick DeVito, West Long Branch, yesterday. 150 BROAD STREKT, RED BANK IT'S IN THE BAG BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER 32 Columns Whether the fish are biting or not, you needn't be thirsty if you BRANCH: RT. 35 & LAUREL AVE...HOLMDEL pack canned soft drinks in a net Are Placed or burlap bag and hang them Member Federal Kcservt syitem — Fedaral Deposit Insurance Corp. WASHINGTON (AP) -The last over the side of the boat. of the 32 columns being set in place as a part of the capitol's See the Chevy Mystery Show in color Sundays, NBC-TV east front extension project went up yesterday, architect of the capitol J. G. Stewart announced. This last column is one of thej 100 original columns purchased for the capitol 100 years ago. Eight of the originals are bein™ used along the connecting cor- AT OUR NEW ridors to the senate and house wings. Twenty-four new marble col- umns for the new east central front of the capitol already have been set in place. The exterior part of the project FOR THE 4th OF JULY WEEK-END is due to be completed this fall, in time to erect the temporary Come In Today—Easy Terms stands put up every four years for the presidential inauguration. Stewart said the column moved into place yesterday first was set up in 1860, and that Jefferson Davis, then a senator, witnessed its setting at that time. HOUSEKEEPING SHOP TAKES HIS TURN OPEN WED. & FRI. TILL 9 P. M. NEW CASTLE, Colo. (AP) - 46 MONMOUTH ST. RED BANK A ranch near here has the proof in pictures. SHadyside 1-4310 A free-loading pup hangs around, and it's a pretty smart FREE PARKING in rear of store operator. which floor belongs to Corvair ? entrance on White Street. The pup shares the chow line with nine pigs on Spots, a sow. MONMOUTH MEATS 110 MONMOUTH ST. SH 1-5292 RED BANK OPEN FRIDAYS TILL 9 P. M. NEW LOW PRICE — STOCK YOUR FREZZER GENUINE SPRING — 5-6 LB. SIZE | OF GENUINE SPRING LOIN LAMB CHOPS ib LEAN — FRESH the one that remembers people have feet! Ib "Hey," said our Corvair engineers (bless'em), "people who sit in the middle seat have feet, FULLY COOKED-WHOLE OR HALF-MERKEL OR MORRELL too!" So they put Corvair's engine-transmission package in the rear (only U.S. compact built that way) and presto! a practically flat floor, front and rear. Ib Drop in at your dealer's and try Corvair's middle seat. Then slide behind the BONEIESS-AGED and SEASONED wheel and pretend that Corvair corvair is yours. Soon will be, we think. BY CHHVROLHT Lean - Meaty SKINLESS See your heal authorized Chevrolet dealer for economical transportation SAVARIN 2 lbs. Economical 1325 MAPLE AVU-NUE RED BANK SHadyside 1-3130 Hollywood Ortlook RED BANK REGISTER 14—Thursday, June 30, 1960 TELEVISION State Explains Film Leaders Examine WNTA-Tf More Books, THURSDAY AFTERNOON THURSDAY EVENING (4) Weather 9 12:00—(2) Love of Life €;00— (5) Felix and Friends • (7) Weather Child Labor Law Movies Sorry Plight (4) Truth or (7) Little Rascals 11:15- (2) Movie Periodicals „ Consequences (11) Popeye (4) JackPaar TRENTON — Young people! are partially prohibited, but are (7) Restless Gun (13) Michaels In Africa (7) Movie permitted under special safe- same position as the theater; who are seeking summertime em- By BOB THOMAS (13) Day Watch 6:30- (4) Local News (11) Movie we've got to deal with contempor- To Library ployment will find that New Jer- guards. AP Movie-TV Writer 12:30— (2) Search For (5) Cartoons 12:00— (9) Movie sey's Child Labor Law permits A youth of 14 may engage in ary matters frankly. I would leave (7) Yesterday's (13) Playback (Last of three articles on WEST LONG BRANCH — Re Tomorrow a wide range of safe occupa- most occupations except those of it up to the American public'what 12:03—(13) Curtain Time Hollywood production prob- cent gifts to the Monmouth Col (4) It Could Be You Newsreel tions. a hazardous nature including: j should be shown. They'll let you 12:30— (5) News lems) lege library of books and periodi (5) Cartoons (11) Huckleberry Hound In making this known, Acting Work around toxic and noxious know. If a picture is shoddy, it 12:45— (7) Evening Prayer cals, with a total value of $1,700 (7) Love That Bob! (13) SumrrterShow Commissioner of Labor and In-dust, gas, vapors and fumes; ex- HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Hnu;wi|| dic •• 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers have been announced by Heai 12:45— (2) Guiding Light 6:40- (4) Weather 6 dustry Frank T. Judge says that, plosives and highly inflammable can Hollywood retain the crown I 1:15— (2) Movie It has. held for 50 years as the; How About Talent Librarian Janet E. H. Hobbic, 1:00— (2) News 6:45- (4) News of the approximately 30,000 oc- substances; guillotine action cut- (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) News (4) 13th Hour film capital of the world What can be done about The college library collections, cupational titles listed by the ting machines, and certain other talent? (5) Cartoons 7:00— (2) World News (9) News and Weather specific machines and materials. The men to ask are the real couraRinp under development since the col U.S. Department of Labor, only "This business has (7) Afiout Faces (4) State Trooper 1:45— (4) News; Sermonette A minimum age is required for creators of the movie business. Stevens: lege added four-year curricula ti 3,000 are completely prohibited always been inhibited about de- 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen (5) Sheriff of Cochise 2:35— (2) News young people to work at certain Three such are Walt Disney, its programs of two-year study, by the State Child Labor Law. veloping new talent. We desper- 1:25— (4) News (7) Tugboat Annie 2:40— (2) Give Us This Day jobs. Goorge Stevens ("A Place in the now total about 28,000 titles. An additional 1,500 job titles Sun," "Shane," "Giant") and ately need new stars, new writers, (5) News (9) Terrytoons FRIDAY MORNING Work within 30 feet of a con- Mark Robson ("Champion," "My new directors, plus the men who Recently, a group of intercste (9) News and Weather (II) News struction site requires an 18-year Foolish Heart," "Peyton Place"). can make deals and provide citizens formed the Monmouth 1:30— (2) As the World Turns 7:05— (2) Local News 6:15— (2) Previews age minimum; and factory em- All three have recently returned enthusiasm — call them pro- College Library Association and (4) Dial 4 7:10— (2) Weather 6:20— (2) Give Us This Day ployment, except in the office, set as one goal a total of 150,000 Sterner Named from trips abroad and brought ducers. Perhaps TV can provide (5) Movie (11) News 6:25— (2) News requires a 16-year age miiimum. volumes for the library. 6:30— (2) Summer Semester new insight lo the industry's them." (7) RayMilland 7:15— (2) News Children 14 and 15 years old problems. Robson: "The big studios must The recent gifts have been re (9) Film Drama 7:25—(11) Weather 6:55— (4) Sermonette Council Head 7:00— (2) News may not work with power driven How do they view Hollywood's move into the position where they ceived from Rep. James C. Au (11) Time Out For Sports 7:30- (2) To Tell The Truth' OAKHURST-Monmouth Coun- machinery. (4) Today plight today? will make film creators actual chincloss, of Rumson; Mrs. Ed 1:40—(11) Sports (4) Plainsman cil of Boy Scouts held its 43d win Berger, West Long Branch 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer However, work is permitted A Rough Period partners, not just employees." 1:55—(II) Baseball (5) Rough Riders annual meeting last week and with stationary machines that Disney: "Producers too often Harmon N. Bradford, Long 2:00— (2) Full Circle (7) Steve Canyon 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons elected officers and directors for Disney: "We're going through Branch; Mrs. 7:50— (5) Call To Prayer are guarded well enough to ade- a rough period now, but we've are afraid to take a chance on H. J. Carter, El- (4) Queen For A Day (9) Movie the year beginning today. quately protect the workers. beron; Garet H. Conover, Middle 8:00— (2) News had times of panic before. The new peo/ple because they want (7) Day In Court (11) Flight E. Donald Sterner, Colt's Neck, It is also permissible for young thing to do is try to figure how the insurance of recognized town; Mrs. Mary Crow, Eaton- (9) Cooking (13) Highway Patrol (5) Ding Dong School was reelected head of the organi- town; Richard Furman, Trenton; prople, 14 to 15, to work with to got out of it." names. We've got to gamble 2:30— (2) House Party 8:00- (2) Betty Hutton (7) Little Rascals zation for his 20th year. Robert Hollywood, Long Branch (13) Richard Willis standard office and domestic type Robson: "There's no doubt that more.* (4) Loretta Young (4) BatMasterson The council had a June 1 mem- machines. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunsdorfer, (5) City Reporter 8:10— (2) News bership of-8,546 boys, 2,876 adult thf picture business is in a ter- Future Outlook Spring Lake, and Col. Burnis M. (7) Gale Storm However, no young person un- Hnw does the future look? (9) Film Drama (7) Donna Reed 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo leaders, and 254 scouting units. rible state. Bui it's also true Kelly, Wanamassa. 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker der 16 is permitted to work with thai certain pictures can earn Rcbson: "I have a good feel- 2:55— (5) News (11) Deadline The council operates three power-driven lawn mowers and more than ever before." ing, I think there will be a Other recent givere include J. 3:00— (2) Millionaire (13) Movie (13) Physical Culture camps — the Forestburg Scout power meat slicing and grinding 9:00— (2) People's Choice Stevens: "The picture business reaaissance, with the product di- Thomas Kelsey, Keyport; Miss (4) Young Dr. Malone 8:30— (2) JohnnyRingo Reservation in New York state, machines. (4) Hi Mom Is certainly not the same as it viding into two categories: 1. The Evelyn Leavens, Red Bank; Mrs. (5) TV Reader's (4) Producer's Choice with 600 acres; the Camp IIous- Children 12 and 13 years old (7) Beulah was in thn days when the bigbit; epics; and 2. Up-to-the-min- Marjorie Leighton, for the Long Digest (5) Badge 714 man-Arthur Brisbane Memorial may engage in newspaper and studios ran the tnwn. It never utt- film of our times, well-acted, Branch Public Library; John B. (7) Beat The Clock (7) Real McCoys (13) Day Watch Training Center of 285 acres inlpiasazine delivery, soliciting and will be the same, either." wll-clirected and adult." Payne, New York City; Prince- (9) Strange Stories (11) Navy Log 9:25— (5) News Far.ningdale, and a 28-acre sito 'collection occupations in residen- ton University Library; Rutger. 9:30— (2) My Little Margie What To Do Stevens: "I think there is a (13) Day Watch 9:00— (2) ZaneGrey in Holmdel, called Hidden Hollow. tial neighborhoods. University Library; William R (5) Topper What can b« done lo improve better time coming. If we coult 3:30— (2) Verdict Is Yours (4) Bachelor Father Theodore J. Labrecque, Red They may also be employed Skripko, Laurence Harbor; Wil (5) Wrestling (7) Of Life and Love Bank, was chairman of the nom- thf situation'' fcnjoy such a big success with liam (4) From These Roots in agricultural pursuits including M. Smith, Long Branch (5) Doorway To Destiny (7) Jeannie Carson 10:00— (2) RedRowe inating committee. Other mem- gardening, forestry and horticul- Stevens: "I think more time/our fairy tales of the '30s, we John D. Strong, for Electronii (5) Who Do You Trust? (9) Fiesta In Puerto Rico (4) Dough Re Mi bers were Howard Woolley, C. tural chores, as well as the usual must bo taken in making pictures. ought to be able to do just a? Associates, Inc., Long Branch (9) Movie (11) This Man Dawson (5) Movie Leslie Rice, Jr., E. Murray farm occupations. Too many of them are. hastily pre- with films about real life." Miss Jane H. Wilson, for the As- pared, shot in ,i hurry and edited" Disney: "I'm putting my trust 4:00— (2) Brighter Day 9:30- (2) Markham (7) Memory Lane Todd, J. Allen Mohn. Glenn N. A child as young as eight, may bury Park Public Library, and (4) Ernie Ford 10:30— (2) On The Go jtisl before the producer has trvjin family entertainment. People Donald Woit, Lavallette. (4) Thin Man Appleyard, Ernest E. Peseux, work in summer theatrical pro- grab a jol to New York. Writers |slill like to go out and be amnng (5) Douglas Fairbanks (7) Untouchabfcs (4) Play Your Hunch Judge Elvin R. Simmill, Edwin ductions. nri> expensive, so they're hired .penplr; there's an enjoyment in (7) American (9) Movie 11:00— (2) I Love Lucy M. Ambler, Raymond N. Gale Acting Commissioner Judge for in weeks only, then got laic1 ; the theater that you can't get Bandstand (11) Love Story (4) Price Is Right and Kenneth Frisbie. cautioned employers, however, off. I'd rather sen thorn work fry-jfrnm watching TV. The import- Troop 203 * 4:15— (2) Secret Storm 10:00- (2) Phil Silvers (7) I Married Joan New members of the executive that employment certificates money. Thcy'VIiwill provide interest for adults 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (4) GrouchoMarx 11:25— (5) News board include: must be obtained for all workers 20 works at less 11:30— (2) December Bride slill mm as much." anl thine is to find films that (4) Yancy Derringer (11) Man of the West Earl Van Pelt, Oceanport; Mr. under 18 before they are em- Has Cookout (4) Concentration Disney: "We've p.nl In tntlikr antl he enjoyed by children. If (5) Mr. District (13) Playback Appleyard, New Shrewsbury; ployed, except in agriculture HIGHLANDS — Brownie Scout Attorney 10:05—(13) Dance Party (7) Renny Dominick A. Cerrato, Freehold, which requires a special permit It more romfnrlable for penple von start bringing Ihe whole Troop 203 held a cookout Satur- 5:00— (2) LifeofRiley 10:30— (4) Theater'60 and Maj. Gen. W. Preston Cord- for young people under 16. lo p/> in the (dealer, as well as fiimilv back lo the theater, you're day. pive IhfjTi ^ood pictures. Mliny (4) Movie (7) Ernie Kovacs erman (Ret.), Little Silver. Employers who are not sure back in business," It was the final gathering until theaters still have the same seats (5) Dateline Europe (9) Movie that they know all the regulations September for the group. It was MOVIE TIMETABLE Ihev had when I starled in the SHADY SIDE? (9) Wild Bill Hickok (11) Shotgun Slade George M. Cohan always in- that are applicable to them may at the home of Mrs. John Camer- 11:00— (2) News RED BANK business. Many of Ihem have no DPS MOINKS (AP) — A (11) Bozo the Clown sisted that his early "Venus, My inquire of the Director, Wage and Des on, Linden Ave. She is assistant (4) News nir conrlitionin;;. They've pj)t to Mnines insurance man received 5:25—(II) Chimp Theater Carlton—The Gallant Hours 3:- Shining Love," was the best song Hour Bureau, Department of La- leader. (5) News he ever wrote. He got only $25 pear to the fet aj;e." a letter recently from a retired 5:30— (2) Movie 40; 7:00; 10:35. A Dog of bor and Industry, 29 East Front Games were played under the (7) News for it. ' St., Trenton. Knbsnn: "I would like to c.ee no client. He now lives on Easy supervision of the leader, Mrs. (5) Big Beat Flanders 2:00; 8:55. censorship of films. We're in the .Street in .Security, Colo. (7) Rocky and His (11) News and Sports Harriet Albrecht and Mrs. Cam- (13) Mike Wallace EATONTOWN eron. Friends 11:05— (5) Movie Drive-In—The Mountain Road Games winners received prizes. (9) Movie WILIER REiDE THEATRES (II) Three Stooges 1:10— (2) Weather 8:50: 12:50. Flying Leather- They included Rhonda Ryznar, necks 11:00. Elsie Quasi and Pamela Zollinger. 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Truman, fice in November put in another the Metropolitan Regional Coun- dominated the political news to- bid last night to help solve the Police Applications cil has voted unanimously to pe- Urgent Call day simply by announcing that borough building problem. tition the legislatures of the tri- he wouldn't attend the Demo- Donald H. Colyer, the group's RUMSON — Albert A Kerr, state area to establish the RED BANK-Conditioned by cratic National Convention in Los mayoralty candidate, said he and Jr., business administrator, to- agency permanently. The agency, TV or radio, people are used Angeles. his two council running mates day announced that this bor- made up of representatives of to hearing doctors In hospitals Truman's announcement that "want to meet with anyone who ough is accepting applications New Jersey, Connecticut and called like this: he was withdrawing from Mis- can contribute to the final reso- 'or appointment as a police New York, would deal with traf- "Dr. Klldarc wanted in sur- iouri's convention delegation lution of this question." officer. fic and transportation, recrea- gery." came as a complete surprise to Voters here soundly defeated The salary range for the 40: tion and land use, water supply, The switchboard operator at Washington, and speculation a $90,000 borough hall and li- hour per week post is $5,300 '.o air and water pollution and re- Riverview Hospital gave the sprouted under forced draft as brary building proposal in a ref- $5,712. Applicants must have lional planning. Membership page a new twist yesterday. to what his action meant. erendum Tuesday. been Rumson residents at least would be limited to the chief ex- She said: The former President assured two years, pass a physical ex- ecutive head of the counties in "Attention, (he doctor with the himself of further headlines by Against Proposal amination and be at least five the metropolitan area and to red sports car — Your top Is refusing to say why he did it. He The plan, advanced by the all- feet, eight inches In height. each city of over 45,000 popula- said he'd tell all at a Saturday WHAT—NO DETOUR? — Scenes of backed-up cars like this have occurred often on down—and it's raining." Republican Mayor and Council, State pension requirements re- tion. Mayor Robert F. Wagner news conference in Independence, was to put up the structure at quire that applicants be be- said the agency was not an at- West Front St., a county road, in River Plaia and Red Bank in ths past few days as Mo. Fair Haven and Kiver Rds. tween the ages of 21 and 30, tempt to establish a regional workmen paint the underiide of Hubbard Bridge. Pictured is the Red Bank end of Truman has been an ardent But the Independents, calling plus time spent In the armed iuper government. Powers of loc- Chamber backer of Sen. Stuart Symington, the span. Motorists, trapped without warning into delays of up to 15 minutes as themselves the "New Approach" services. al government would actually be his fellow Missourian, for the party and the Democrats, came strengthened, Wagner said, "be- painters alternately worked and let traffic flow, were beginning to set up loud Democratic presidential nomin- out against it. cause for the first time they have complaint. Yesterday a sign—"Detpur to Avoid Delay"—was erected at the Red Hangs Out ation. Symington said he is still Mr. Colyer stated last night: Name Berich a voice and a strong one in re- running hard. "Not only do we want expres- gional affairs." New Jersey coun- Bank approach to bridge. sion from residents and other ties embraced by the organiza- 'Welcome' Theories taxpayers, but we want to talk tion are Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Among the speculative theo- with any individual or group who Partner In Today In ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ries: Truman has decided Sym- Middlesex,. Monmouth, Morris, 2 Lawyers, Law Student The Chamber of Commerce this can contribute a practical, eco- Passaic, Somerset and. Union. ington can't make the grade and nomically feasible solution." Washington week extended a welcome to vis- doesn't want to preside over a Law Firm The council includes New York itors in the form of banners dis- He said the Independents "need hhopelesl s cause in Los Angelel s a City and the New York counties Assigned in Murder Trials Associated Press played on store fronts and across to know all the answers before RED BANK — Albert T. of Nassau, Suffolk, Orange, Put week and a half from now. SENATE First Ave. Another: That Truman suspects we recommend anything," add- Berich has become a partner ir nam, Rockland and Westchester, FREEHOLD — County Judge Considers bill for self-employe ing: the law firm of Wise, Wise, Wich as well as Fairfield County in The "Welcome to Atlantic High- a "deal" is in the making be- John C. Giordano assigned two pension proposal and other legis lands" campaign was initiated in We have earned the right to mann and Berich, 54 Broad St. Connecticut. Committee Tables tween Symington and Sen. John attorneys and a law student to lation. celebration of the annual Fire- F. Kennedy (D-Mass), the front git in on every phase of discus Mr. Berich, who lives at 4! Rail Service Bills defend Frederick Siegle, who has Republican senators confer oi men's Fair July 1, 2, and A; the runner for the nomination. As sion of this facility." Lippincott Rd., Little Silver, is been indicted for two murders. NEWARK - Max Hinkes of probable veto of government pa National Olympics eliminations this theory goes, Symington raduate of the University ol WASHINGTON (AP) — The Running Mates Hillside was ordered yesterday Charles Frankel, Asbury Park, increase bill. races, July 20-23, and other re- would become secretary of de- Virginia Law School. He gradu- Senate Commerce Committee was assigned to defend S His running mates are Charles to answer grand jury questions Finance Committee hears ad gattas and festivities to be held fense in a Kennedy cabinet, while ated from Rutgers Preparatory failed to act yesterday on bills for the murder of Marvin Offit- M. Preston and Donald White. about alleged bookmaking prior ditional witnesses on medic at the municipal yacht harbor his delegate strength would rally School and Rutgers University. to prevent hasty abandonment zer, and Harry Sagotsky, Free- Meanwhile, the Mayor and to 1955. Superior Court Judge care plans for aged. throughout the summer. mainly to Kennedy at the conven- Council will meet in adjourned Admitted to Bar of commuter trains. hold, to defend him for the mur- Senate-House conferees see tion and perhaps put Kennedy Alexander P. Waugh ruled that der of Mrs. Alice Bernstrom. The Members also will display session tonight and the referen- Following his law school gradu- Hinkes may not claim a priv- Bills to require public hear- agreement on billion dollar mil chamber decals in their windows. over the top. dum and a possible future course ings in all train abandonment trials are not expected to begin tary construction bill. ation, Mr. Berich was admitted ilege of self incrimination to before fall. At a meeting of the group But Truman wasn". saying yes- of action may come up for dis- to the bar in Virginia, and was events prior to 1955 because the cases were on the committee's HOUSE Tuesday night, Roger Husker, terday. More Saturday. John R. Halleran, 22, of Rum- cussion. admitted to New Jersey practice statute of limitations had run agenda for its closed-door Considers minimum wage bi winner of the slogan and em- Backers of Sen. Lyndon B. Mr. Colyer said the three In- in 1953. meeting. son, a law student at Rutgers and sugar act extension. blem contest conducted by the Johnson (D-Tex) hoped Truman out. Hinkes was then taken be- University, was assigned by the dependents "knew months ago He became associated with the fore the Essex County Grand Chairman Warren G. Magnu- No major committee meetings. :hamber, was awarded a $25 would switch his support to John- that the proposal of the Mayor judges to assist both lawyers in rand. son. Equitable Life Assurance Soci- Jury, but look the Fifth Amend- son (D-Wash.) said the com- preparation of the defenses. and Council was against the in It was reported that letters ety's estate analysis and plan- ment except to deny that he ev- mittee might take up the bills Hallsran to Assist Developments terests of the community." ning department after being ad- er offered a bribe to a police- following the congressional re- Kiernan "rom out-of-towners had been re- He continued: mitted to the New Jersey Bar. man in 1954. cess for the national political Judge Giordano explained that vived requesting information on Other political developments: "We asked the governing body Took, Taught Courses conventions. state Supreme Court rules per- ocal tourist accomodations, ren- 1. Congressional leaders decided mit the appointment of law stu- they would recess Congress at to make a thorough study, bul While with Equitable, Mr. Ber- BAYONNE - John Hanley, 23, To Seek .als, restaurants, and sightseeing. dents to assist attorneys in court The chamber will refer the let- the end of this week, and come they ignored our plea." ich completed law institute sem of 171 Hopkins Ave., Jersey City, inars on estate planning and the assigned cases. The judge also ters to borough realty agents back again after the conventions was killed yesterday when a 41- To Consider explained that only one was cho- with the suggestion that listings to clean up the work of Con- charter life underwriting course foot utility pole being lifted off a Legal Aid on business insurance. He also sen because he was the only one be compiled for distribution. gress. This releases Johnson, Probe Water dolly fell on his head. He was an available in this county. LONG BRANCH — Mayor Paul Kennedy and Symington tn go taught courses in estate analysis, employee of the Public Service business insurance and taxation. Requests For The judge entered the manda- J. Kiernan said this morning he early to Los Angeles and get in Electric and Gas Co. Shortage In He became associated with tory picas of not guilty for Siegle will seek legal counsel before de- Prince, Grace what licks they may before the Wise, Wise and Wichmann in at his arraignment here yester- ciding whether Monday's state convention starts. WASHINGTON - The Urban 1957. Rezoning day. At that time Siegle asked for Supreme Court conflict-of-interest 2. At the governors' conference Renewal Administration has Middlesex Mr. Berich is a member of the FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP-The legal counsel. decision affects him. Mum on Rift in Glacier National Park, Mont., Red Bank Kiwanis Club and the approved loans and grants total- According to Assistant Prose- The decision ruled that a per- the news again centered around ing $1,713,720 to help Perth Am- Township Committee last night NEWARK — State Public Util Estate Planning Council of Cen- took under consideration two re cutor John A. Petillo, Siegle, 30, son cannot be both a county tax Renublican Gov. Nelson A. Rock- 1 boy, N. J., prepare land for efeller of New York. While he tty Commission President Ralp tral Jersey and is a former trus- quests for rezoning two large of Wall Church Rd., Wall Town- board member and a member of Reports its state street slum clearance didn't say he would go out and t. Fusco ordered the Middlesex tee and director of the Greater tracts on Rt. 9 from residential ship, is accused of the murder a local governing body. project. New Jersey members NEW YORK (AP) - Prince slump for Vice President Rich- Water Co. to appear today in ar Red Bank Junior Chamber of to commercial. of Marvin Offitzer of Ridgewood Mayor Kiernan is president of Investigation of severe watei Commerce. He was the first of Congress said the 12-acre Aug. 21. Mr. Offitzer was robbed the Monmouth County Board of Rainier and Princess Grace of ard M. Nixon, the all-but-nomin- One request shortages in parts of Middlese: president of the Little Silver site will be cleared to make and shot in Ocean Township Taxation. Monaco flew to Europe on sep- ated GOP presidential candidate. George of George Chevrolet, ask- County. Businessmen's Association, is a way for commercial and semi- while on the way to visit his arate planes last night, and both Rockefeller did say he's a Repub- ed that 3,000 frontage feet on the But, to his knowledge, he has Company president Ambrose charter member of the Little Sil- public development. Sen. Clif- vacationing family in Belmar. never known of a conflict be- refused to comment on reports lican and would not bolt the par- ver Taxpayers Association and ford P. Case (R-NJ) said URA west side of Rt. 9 between the His body was discovered the next that they have been having do- ty. But he continued criticism nf Mundy said the utility would co Freehold Veterinary Hospital and tween his duties as a municipal operate with any state action tc a member of the Holy Trinity had also approved a $512,487 day in Neptune Township. official and a board member, he mestic difficulties. administration policies, this time Lutheran Church. grant to help complete the Maplewood Cemetery be rezoned Trial in Fall The prince was asked to com- in the field of medical care for solve the present crisis. Mund; to permit him to build an $80,000 said. Branch Brook Park and Broad Siegle also is accused of killing ment on a newspaper columnist's the aged. Teplied yesterday after Fusco' Mr. Berich was a navigator in automobile showroom. Yesterday the mayor of Upper announcment of investigation. a B-29 in the Army Air Force St. slum clearance projects in Mrs. Bernstrom, 56, of 1519 Edge> Township, who also serves on report that the princess was an- 3. The extraordinarily close Dropping water pressures anc in World War II. He later served Newark. A $102,527 grant was The other request came from mere Rd., Wall Township, June the Cape May Board of Taxation, gry at him because lie allegedly race in the special North Dako- dry taps were reported in por- as government appeal agent for also approved by URA, Case the Van Ness Corp of Spring 10 in New Shrewsbury. Mr. Pctil- resigned his mayoralty post in forced her to return home while ta senatorial election was still her father, the late John B. Kel- tions of Woodbridge, Metuchen, Board 46 of the Selective Service said, to complete work on the Lake. The firm asked that a o said Siegle killed her by snap- compliance with the court dc- up in the air. With 30 outlying ly of Philadelphia, was seriously Carteret, Edison and Fords. Mor System. Bishop St. slum clearance proj- 25-acre tract on the east side of )ing her neck after trying to rob ision. nrecincts still unheard from. ect in New Brunswick. the highway, already granted a ill. Democratic Rep. Quentin Bur- than 30,000 persons were affected, J He is married to the former icr, and left her body in a sc- "I cannot disregard the Su- variance for a 16-store shopping dick was 569 votes ahead of GOP local officials said. Eugeni^ a Andul. They have three :luded spot off East Hamilton preme Court decision," said May- The prince replied tn the news- center, be rezoned commercial men's question: "Well, you read Gov. John K. Davis. The final Fusco said many complaints children. JERSEY CITY - George Mc- 3d. or William J. Brown, "although to a depth of 300 feet off the the columns. I don't." result mav be known today. had been received about the sit- Loughlin, 16, of 104 Waldo Ave., The law student, Mr. Halleran, the actions were not directed at highway. The princess was asked about Racks Mllchcll uation. was thrown 75 feet from the top ves at 120 Ridge Rd., Rumson, me personally." Shopping Center Restrictions vith his parents, Mr. and Mrs. the domestic difficulty report as Political footnotes: Fusco 6aid a preliminary re- Davis Trails of a Pennsylvania Railroad The court's ruling specifical- The Van Ness Corp. was William Halleran. He has com- she arrived at Idlewild Airport Adlai Stevenson was asked In port showed the company had freight train when he reached up ly upheld an order ousting Frank been pumping. 40 million gallons granted the variance at a spe- pleted his first year at Rutgers alone. New York last night about talk and grabbed an 11,000 volt wire. E. MacDonald, North Plainfield of water a day, compared with Burdick In He was riding on the last car as cial meeting June 3 permitting Law School. He graduated from "I really don't have time." she of a Stevenson-Kennedy ticket. a normal 20 million. the shopping center, but with Rumson High School in 1956, and councilman and member of the replied. He said he was flattered by such a joyride with two other boys. Somerset County Tax Bonrd. Mayors of four communities certain restrictions. A 200-foot ompleted three years at the Un- The prince nnd his princess, talk and added "I have read He was taken to the Jersey City Chief Justice Joseph Wcintraub cited a potential health and safe- N. Dakota Medical Center with burns, pos buffer zone is to be created and versity of Rochester before trans- former actress Grace Kelly, had my political epitaph in the news- : said there is no state law ap- ty hazard. sible skull fracture and cuts. He planted with grass and shrubbery ering to Rutgers. been in Philadelphia for her'fath- papers so many times, it is com- The area has boomed in pop- FARGO, N. D. (AP)-Demo- between the center and adjacent Mr. Halleran will receive law plying to MacDonald, but that er's funeral. The princess had forting to know vrm are still cratic Rep. Quentin Burdick held was in critical condition. ulation in recent years. The first property, and a five-foot high :chool credit for the work he wil the common law prohibits dua been at her millionaire father's olive . . Sen. William Proxmire complaints of insufficient water a narrow lead over Republican chain link fence is to be erected holding of incompatible offices bedside durinp part of his final (D-Wis) viewed the early ad- ELIZABETH - Dr. Anthony do with the two attorneys. began to be reported a few days Gov. John E. Davis today in around the property. illness, but was in Monaco •when journment of Congress as a ago, as warmer weather arrived. the. special election for U.S. Ruvolo, 37-year-old ancsthatist, These restrictions differed from he died. "power play" by Johnson to get Senator. was indicted yesterday by the the original recommendation by Full Day at the Beach Next Lois Weber, of the- Arthur P. the nomination . . . Republican $1,323,960 Contract The election on Tuesday was Union County Grand Jury in the Zoning Board of Adjustment Jacobs public relations firm Gnv. Christopher Del Seslo of to fill the seat of the lato Wil- the slaying of his associate, which had called for a 50-foot which repres. is the Principal- Rhode Island has started a na- To Electronic Assistance liam Langer, a Republican. It Dr. Annunziato LaFace. Hu- buffer zone, and did not mention ity of Monaco, told newsmen the tionwide campaign to get the was watched widely for possible volo, 37, is charged with shoot- a fence. Year Is Promised WADS prince was flying to Paris for GOP vice presidential nomina- WASHINGTON — U.S. Senator clues to farm belt voting senti- ing LaFace with a shotgun out- The attorney for Van Ness, business and the princess had tion for Secretary of Labor Clifford P. Case yesterday re- ment. side Elizabeth Hospital June 6. Richard Fay, asked for the re- SEA BRIGHT — A full day ' chosen to go home direct. James P. Mitchell "of Little Sil- ported that a contract for $1,- Burdick held a lead of 569 LaFace, 34, of 1145 Edgewood zoning. He said the builder could at the beach for handicapped per- Boy Heals Vn hit ten Miss Weber said the princess ver, N. J. 323,860 has been awarded Elec votes as returns from 30 scatter- Pkwy., Union, had been an as- not construct the building as sons has been assured for next was annoyed by the report which ed rural precincts trickled in by sociate of Ruvolo and Dr. tronic Assistance .Corporation, 20 planned under these restrictions year, it was disclosed yesterday. Dog in Life Fitflil said she wns angry at her hus Bridge Ave., Red Bank, N.J. mail today to county auditors' Frank Merlo, 50, of 33 Prince The shopping center was to be band. Miss Weher quoted the Chiefs Case The senator said the contract offices. St. Police said Ruvolo am- one-story building housing 16 Members of the Without-a- RUMSON-Robcrt J. Marnss, j princess as sayinR the story was was awarded by the Midwest re- With 2,284 of 2,314 precincts bushed the doctors as they left stores. Doubt-Society were entertained 4, forgo! (o bite a dog here "utterly ridiculous." Is Postponed tallied in the unofficial total, the the hospital. Me was angered gional, office of the Signal Sup For Auto Agency Saturday night by the Sea Bright Tuesday night. LONG BRANCH — Indefinite vote showed: over the disruption earlier in ply Agency at Chicago. The work, George Chevrolet presently "irst Aid Squad at a beach par- A hot dog, that is. postponement of hearing on care- Burdick—103.731. the day of a partnership they which is to be performed in Red operates a sales and service y, but next year's event is Seems a large chunk of the less driving charges against West Davis—103,162. had formed. Ruvolo is in Tren- Arrest 6 Bank, is for 350 radio receivers, automobile agency on the Free- scheduled to be bigger and bet- dog lodged in Robert's (hroat. Long Branch Police Chief Frank ton State Hospital pending a It wasn't until late yesterday, hold traffic circle about a mile ter. Bilnttn and Mrs. Diana Pedville, almost 24 hours after the polls sanity hearing. Ills parents, Mr. and Mrs. MISSING GIRL FOUND north of the proposed site. Palisades was granted Tuesday closed, that Burdick forged in- Garwood E. Phifer, chairman Robert II. Mnrass, 28 I.afny- For Thefts MIDDLETOWN — A 14-year- The committee said it would of the squad's committee which cllo St., called (he Rum.inn bv Magistrate Thomas J. Bnl- old girl, missing since Friday, to a slim lead—a margin that IIACKENSACK — The city of take the requests under consul IIOWFXI. TOWNSHIP - narrowed slightly as the vote- arranged the party, yesterday First Aid Squad. dino, Jr. has been found, and referred to Paterson could save an estimated eration if a section of Rt. i) is Fnrmingdalc man and five counting ended for the night. Da- said that Emil Antkiw, owner of Before the nmbulnncc nr- Clarkson Fisher, the chief's a hospital for medical care, Po- $100,000 over the next five years reznned to commercial in one the Sea Foam Beach Club, has rived, his father, captain of venik's have been arrested lawyer, was unable In attend the lice Captain Raymond O. Walling vis had led in the early going by ordinance. The section extends stale police of the Unwell Bnr-j , . as much as 8,000 votes. by putting garbage contracts on donated his complete facilities (o Oceanic Hook and Ladder Com- hMrinRi thc mas istrate sakl reported. a yearly basis, says the city's along Rt. n from West Main Si racks in connection with tw Burdick, 52, a freshman Con- members of the WADS and their pany, applied emergency nld "i It was the sixth time the hear- She is Muriele Borgcs, 333 Hol- public works commissioner. Sini- to South St. thefts here. gressman who became North Da- families for one lull day next techniques and succeeded in re- ing was postponed. lle Dr. West, Tielford. baldo Leone, who is also Repub- Tlie committee tabled a rcqucs June. moving the food particle. Antonio Cruz, 21, of Casino Dr. The magistrate said ho expects kota's first Democratic rcpresen and four of the juveniles have Mrs. Doris Blomquist, specia lican candidate for mayor of from Milton Kocnig, Jackson; Mrs. Mnrnss, however, wns tlie case to be heard within two officer and social worker for the tative in 1958, flew back to Wash- Mill Rd., for permission to es Greeted by Jim nishop admitted stealing $.'100 in cash andj ington last night. He said he Paterson, testified he was against trcntcd for shock. local Juvenile Aid Bureau, locat- a five-year contract because it tablish a trailer park on his 21: Mr. Phifer said Saturday's par- nil undetermined amount of cloth- ed the girl last night in a High- would vote today to override the acre properly. Mayor Karl Smith ty at the public beach was at- President's veto of the pay in- prevented small firms from bid- lands tavern, with a boy friend said he Imped a trailer park or- tended by 250 WADS and their PKDKSTRIAN INJURF.D Rt. !) in Freewnod Acres, state Shadow I,nun S & L crease bill for postal workers. din;;. He said yesterday that KKANSHURO — A woman Capr. Walling reported. He snid small firms which bid on a five- dinance wnjild be passed in 111 families, and Hint Jim Bishop, police snid. Wants Holtndt I Office police were concerned because near future, at which time Mr. walking along Bcnchwny, near. According to the police three year pact have to post a surety famous author-columnist nnd lo- T'RHNTON - Shadow Lawn the girl requires constant modi Kocnifi's request would be recon cal resident, greeted each of the1 Ave, wns injured;,,; tla, juvt-nilos and Cruz also . Name Four bond of up to three million dol- Savings ami Loan Association of cal altcntion. sidercd. early this morning when i\ car naV(. admitted breaking into Ho- lars. Leone testified before a handicapped guests. lirimch llns ;l ) ll l tl for In other business the commit jumped Hie curb and struck her, well Lanes June 13 and stealing '-""« [ I ' ' Harbormasters Senate committee investigating The squad's Ladies' Auxiliary I1I1SS ln n ;l bl ncn CAR FIRE tee awarded a contract to C. II police reported. $1011 and beer and whiskey, amlj ">" T' " ".""-'p the garbage collection Industry. assisted throughout the nij'Jit. at Newman Springs Rd. nnd South RED BANK — The rear scat TRENTON — Four shore area Sutphen, Freehold, for $8,080.2 Driver (if the nuto wns listed breaking the vending machines. Anotiier witness, Frank Stamato, Assisting Mr. Pliifcr nrc Jo- St., Holnulel. of a car owned by Joseph May- men were appointed harbormas- of Stamato and lometti Co. of for road maintenance work. as .lames H. Wnllis, 21, of 25 One of the juveniles was nurd, C2 Willis Ave, Kcnnsburn, tors for New Jersey tidal waters The committee approved tin seph Rone, .lames Welch, Walter Front St.,, Krypnttyp . He Will an indefinite 'sentence to Annan-| Announcement nf the applica- Paramus, whose firm received ble by Juvenile Referee ,I«ck|'i"n w«s m;u'<-' '>>' Charles R. wns burned yesterday. Fire Chief today. the five-year contract April 5, renewal of (he present six liqun Covert, Jr., John Kecnan, George:he nrral|;ni:cl July 11 on it charge Walter England snid the fire They arc: licenses in the township. Hells and Peter Thomas. !nf careless driving. Wrinliuimer brcmsc of his pasl!H<™cll, New Jersey's coriiniis- testified the company siivert record. The other (our nrc iiwait-jsidiu-r nf banking and insurance. might have been started by David A. Kennedy, 471 Harding Paterson more than a million dol- squad placed wooden The woman is Miss Kvolyn matches which ignited from the Rd., Little Silver; Charles W. Libya in Nnrlli Africa wa ramps on the beach MI that whec Willmi. l!l, (if Mnniiiigsido Avc.Jinj: action liy juvenile aulliori- The association, with assets of lars over :i tlirec-tn-fciur-ycar hus branch offices at heat of (he sun. Two smnll win- Hnrlman, .15 Vermont Ave, Port period. The Stainalo and loniet- declared an imlepondmt f,tat chair jjiicsts cmiWI move about, Port Mdiiiimiilli. She suffi'icd lies July 14. dows wore broken liv firemen to Monmouth; Ailrinn Mcllrldr. by a United Nations decision (i and the auxiliary and r,(|ii;\il tncm- injmivi to the vir.hl f.ulc. hip I'nit is bciiiK hold in the couiv !>7 Miwinouth Kd., Oakhurst, ivml extinguish the blaze. The car was Ward Ave., nnd Harold Boyd, 38 li firm has held the contract for Chrislmas live, 1!)51. It wns hers carried some of the. other and Ir!/. She is listed in I'.niMJty jail in default of Iviil, and is in tlir Middle-town Sluipping Con- r parked on Morfurd J'l. IWardell Ave., both of Rumson. 10 years. once an Italian colony, condition in Kivcrview Hospital, Inwaitiritf piatul jury action. Iter, Rt. 3.>. 18—Thursday, June 39, 1980! weaaing at norm Center Gets Miss Mary Pitts I For Miss Barrett $75 Donation MATAWAN — Miss Carol Jean prayerbook, covered with a white WEST LONG BRANCH — Two Furthers Study Barrett, daughter of Mr. and orchid. contributions were made to the Mrs. George C. Barrett of Aber- Miss Bette Byrne, the bride- West Long Branch Community groom's sister, was maid of hon- ienter and reported at last Of French Abroad deen Rd., was married Saturday or. Her dress was pink chiffon, week's board of trustees meeting to George W. Byrne, son of made with a waltz length skirt. in the center. The American Le- NORTHAMPTON, Mass.—Miss Frank E. Bryne, Sr., of Keyport Her colonial nosegay was pink gion Post 411 of this community Mary E. Pitts, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Whiting of carnations. Frank E. Byrne, Jr., gave $50 and its auxiliary, $25. and Mrs. Spencer W. Pitts of kumson. was his brother's best man. Fred Soriano of the boys and Blossom Cove Rd., Middletown, After the reception, the,couple girls committee, announced that is in France, attending the ad- The ceremony took place in left on a wedding trip. The the coaster derby date scheduled vanced summer school operated the home of the bride's parents. bride's traveling costume was a for July 10 has been advanced. under the auspices of the North- Rev. Lawrence R. Bailey, pastor white embroidered cotton dress The event will be held in Sep- ampton School for Girls here and of the Matawan Baptist Church, with a matching sweater. tember to allow more time for the Ecole Champlain, a French Camp officiated. The bride attended Matawan children's completion of the cars. in Vermont. The bride's waltz-length gown High School. The bridegroom Mrs. Benjamin Fiori stated that Mary, who has been a student was white chiffon, styled with a was graduated from Keyport the Children's Little Theater at Ethel Walker School, Sims- fitted bodice and a full skirt. High School, and is employed by Workshop will recess for the sum- bury, Conn., was one of 20 girls Her fingertip length veil was il- Electronic Associates in North mer. It will resume in the fall. from almost as many different lusion, and she carried a white Long Branch. Mrs. Charles Spitz, ways and schools who were selected for this means committee, reported the advanced French course, after recent spring dance was a suc- having studied at the Summer cess. It was announced that the School of French on the North- Serious Talks on Serious Subjects house rules are being revised ampton School campus or having and brought up to date. been recommended by the schools. Feature Girls' Citizenship Institute Girls who have made a good RED BANK — Serious talks on the 342 outstanding high schoo Secretaries •record in French at their respec- serious subjects concerning gov- students throughout the state who tive schools are eligible for the ernment and life in general attended the five-day institute European study which centers claimed the interest of girls at- and caught a glimpse of college Meet At about Le Montcel, a well-known tending Girls' Citizenship Insti- life. French independent school. tute at Douglass College, New The girls, all incoming high Circle Inn Tours through Brittany, Nor- Brunswick last week. school seniors, lived in cottages Miss Bosserman mandy, and to the Riviera are in- Maryanne Spaeth This youth conservation pro- normally occupied by Douglass WANAMASSA — The Mon- terspersed with study at Ecole gram is sponsored by the Newstudents and ate their meals in mouth Legal Secretaries Associa- du Montcel. In mid-August the Jersey Federation of Women's the college dining hall. Weds Marine Corporaltion met last week in Circle Inn group will sail for home on the Wed at Nuptial Mass Clubs and is designed to encour- Housemothers were in charge and set plans for its fall pro- S.S. Nieuw Amsterdam. age college careers. of 12 girls to a cottage. grams. Included will be a fashion Activities included trips to the LEONARDO — Mr. and Mrs show and luncheon and a theater RED BANK — Miss Maryanne a missal covered with a spray of state house, Old Barracks and Harry Bosserman of 34 Leonard party. lyoral 'IVaclicr Atlcii F. W. Seldenzah! LITTLE SILVER - Frederick W. Seidenzahl, 183 Silverside Ave has been elected chairman of the Red Bank Council, H. G. McCul- ly Chapter, Telephone Pioneers of America. The Pioneers, a veteran group of telephone company employees snve as you've IEVER SHVED BEFORE with 21 or more years of serv- BONELESS ice, are active in work for the blind. CROSS RIB The H. G. McCully Chapter, ROAST the New Jersey unit of the na- tional organization, has an ac- «,79* tive membership of more than 7,500. Seidenzahl is employed in New FRfSH, Jersey Bell Telephone Co.'s plant GROUND department in Red Bank. CHUCK Sheiders,Del Monfe,Pr|d6 of the Farm Training Set ib 69* CATSUP HICKORY SWEET By Reserves l Drink SLICED BACON FORT MONMOUTH - The aRcus 824th Signal Construction Com- pany, a Fort Monmouth Army Reserve unit, leaves on July 10 ORANGE DRINK for Camp McCoy, Wis. HnOMFL The unit will be assigned to SCOT WHITE or COLORED 2c OFF FAMILY SIZE PICNIC the 821st Transportation Battal- HAM ion with the responsibility of wire communications in support o f 3 n.. $^.85 of 60 *» can • "Operation Hauler." PAPER NAPKINS Approximately 90 reservists UNDEN HOUSE UGHT NMEAT CHUNK from the area will participate in POPULAR BRAND the annual summer training for FRANK- two weeks. FURTERS An advance detachment of sev- TUNA en reservists will leave three 2 189* days ahead of {he unit, including SNOW WMITE GRANULATED YOU SAVE MORE the commanding officer, Capt. 12-ox. Joseph Frank, Long Branch. SUGAR 5 £45* HORMELSPAM can•;• 43c SLICED "Operation Hauler" will be a INSTANT COFFEE Sc OFF SHORTENING BOILED large-scale manuever concerned with rapid movement of troops MAXWELL HOUSE f 89* SPRY SHORTENING 3*; 69* HAM and equipment under the new vLINDEN HOUSE PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT concept of a highly mobile Ar- 1I- my. The 824th will furnish wire GRAPE JELLY BLUE BIRD DRINK 4 Z; $1 °° DIXIE DELLE communications for the effective San Rich Orange, Grape, Plneapple-Grapelrult, Punch READY TO COOK command and logistjcs control SALTINES bo*x 19* CHICKEN necessary in such a situation. LINDEN HOUSE FRUIT DRINK : 39c The tour of duty climaxes a TEA BREAK PARTS FRUIT COCKTAIL 3^ tCHICKHAUS ASSORTED year of training conducted at the BREASTS to 59C AM OR PM Fort Monmouth Reserve Center. TELINDEAN HOUSBAGE ASSORTES D A 29* IEOS „,. 49C NO DEPOSIT COLD CUTS MOTTS DRINK 3^ NO RETURN PICNIC JULY 17 5 r 89* LuocKoon Meat, Cooked Salanifl i Cooked Spocmlly, Gtologna, IIVERS m 79C PRINCESS CREMES SANDWICH EVAPORATED HIGHLANDS - Monmouth $ Ptain loaf, Picblo & Pimento^ Qtw* Loaf, Puppor loaf* (lead- WINGS to 29C Council Number 9, New Jersey COOKIES 2 £ 39* FOODTOWN MILK 8 £ 1 °° choeso, Blood £ Tonguo. Civil Service Association, will hold DIXIE BELLE JIF CREAMY OR CRUNCHY 5c OFF a picnic Sunday, July 17, at 1 p. m. at Conner's Hotel, Water FIG BARS 2 £ 39* PEANUT BUTTER "; Witch Ave. Joseph Shaw, Belmar, LINDfcN .HOUSE FOODTOWN is in charge of reservations' M There will be dancing from 7 PRUNE JUICE 3ST*1 BREAD CRUMBS 2!:;: 29* LINDEN HOUSE p. m. to midnight. CHOCOLATE DRINK GRAPE DRINK 3 r 69* NOTICE CHOCOLATE C0W3 lz 29* WE5TFIELD ORANGE, APPLE, SHERRY, RA5PBERY, APPLE •DFERIOR COURT OF NEW iv CHOCOLATE CHANCKIIV DIVISION- 3 MONMOUTH COUNTY 69* FRUIT DRINK 3 r HERSHEY SYRUP 2139* COLE SLAW MACARONI, POTATO, BEET HEINZ HAMBURGER CONDENSED PICKLE SLICES 29* ALL 23 L $445 HEINZ HAMBURGER OR HOT DOG CONDENSED J(k OFF WISCONSIN SLICED SON. ELIZABETH BIRD GE RELISH ALL 10 BORDEN'S AMERICAN ib 69* LINDEN HOUSE MANZANILLA YELLOW OR VJUITF SWISS CHEESE LINDEN HOUSE SALTED BATAMPTE FRESH KOSHER STYLE STUFFED OLIVES *» jT* 39* PEANUTS Cheese Slices LINDEN HOUSE KOSHER PICKLES T CURTISS WHITE BATAMPTE NEW KOSHER STYU WHOLE PICKLES 1Sol 49* MARSHMALLOWS X1 DERBY TOMATOES VOU SAVE MORE v^^,iysvk BARBECUE SAUCE REEVEY. her heir,, ™fc, CRACKER JACKS 3,, 121 APR,™?1"1""'™1" "ml "er- "Mir «r MUELLERS ELBOW »ny ol their micctssnrs In richt title POTATO •nrl Intorcst, JOHN DOE lilnblnil nr 2 ^43* Tw m OLORIA rtEBVEY. ,m name JOHN MACARONI DOB being fictitious, RI.ANCHF HAWAIIAN WISE CHIPS V; 59* BON, her heirs, derlnoei ami personal NABISCO FAMOUS COOKIE ASSORTMENT or representatives ami her. their or nnv r-35* or their successor* In rlKht title anil PUNCH '•>'«"'. JOHN DOE, hiuhnmt ol ELI!?. FIGNEWTONS 3^*1°° ABBTH C MCHARDSON. sal, name LINDEN HOUSE "•o'-Sl.OO D0B belnfi "OUUOUM. AHTHtm HYDE PARK ASSORTMENT ! Yon are hereby summoned nnd re- TOMATO JUICE 4 Sunshine COOKIES quire a to nerve upon APPLEGATF CHARCOAL REUSSILLE COIINWELL & HAHT- WALDORF WAN. plaintiffs attorneys; whoso ad- BIRDS EYE FROZEN TIP TOP FROZFN dress Is 31 Broad Etroct, rtwl[Bunk 00 New Jersey, an answer to tl» com- CHARCOAL BRIQUETS BRIQUETS SHAMPOO £ 49* plaint and amendment thereto fllpd In PEAS & CARROTS 7'X*! FRUIT DRINK a civil action In which OI'.ANT DUG- $ 09 BIRDS EYE FROZEN (UNT DUG. BLACK CHERRY. frnP p jSmlp Tr"»'" urn'" the I,asl 20 L l- Will »nd Testament of Allison II Duc- 00 STRAWBERRY LEMON 2bt39* BROCCOLI SPEAR 5 5 Xn PINEAPPLE RASPBERRY, PUQH, el als. ar<. defendants, jieml- BIRDS EYE - MIX 'EM OR M-HKH -EM Inc In the Superior Court of New CRAPE, RASPBERRY IEMON, Jersey, within 35 day. after Juno 30 1.00 ORANGE JMO exclusive of mich date if voii The following arc the exclusive Foodtown Markets In this area: VEGETABLES v,, fall to do so. jurlirmont hy default SAVE ON N ON - FOODS P 6-oz. may be. rendered ngnlnst you for the FRENCH FRIES, CRINKLE CUD' POTATOES, PEAS, 10 MUM demanded In the complaint You CHOPPED SPINACH, LIEAF SPINACH •hall file your answer and proof of 97 BROAD STREET, RED BANK "en-Ice In duplicate with the Clerk oi the Superior Court, state House Annex. Trento., New Jersey, [n accordance CHAISE LOUNGE 506 ROSPECT AVE., LITTLE SILVER procedure Practice and Pn-S»un Special Whll* Thtv L«»n Oni inch aluminum Tlil« union has been in.itltiUPd for furnlturt lublng — flat foldlng-4 w«bb, 2Vi lnch-«:cluilv> urtiM. rl forccloI California redwood arm rtsti — dtjrabl*. heat-freatad, non- *1126 OCEAN AVENUE, SEA BRIGHT tilling tquara frama. 125 BROADWAY, LONG BRANCM de defendants each came each nf you havo nn Interest In 6 RT. 35, EATONTOWN Hospital Patients **•» RED BANK — Among the sur- gical patients in Riverview Hos- Long Weekend Ahead!£ pital this week are Molly Mul- daur, 127 Hubbard Ave., and Norman Sickels, 86-D Throckmor- ton Ave., both of Red Bank; Mrs. Fred Tunis, 22 New St., Don't be caught short for the holiday. Bea Bright; Mrs. Elsa Wray, Monmouth Ave., Navesink; Mrs. Shop early for extra savings. In observ- Anthony Blanken, 19 Acker Dr., Alexander Caprioni, 213 Rt. 35, ance of Independence Day Mayfair is Mrs. Helen Cotton, 532 Nutswarap Rd., and Robert Morgan, 130 CLOSED ALL DAY MONDAY Cherry Tree Farm Rd., all of Middletown. Mrs. Lillian Boltz, Gillespic Ave., and Herbert Spray, 79 Princeton Rd., both of Fair Hav- en; Albert Caldes, 6 David St., Mrs. Michael Costello, G Crest- View Dr., Mrs. William Simons, Rt. 35, George Sullivan, Garden Trailer Park, and Robert Wynne, 30 Dartmouth Dr., all of Hazlet; William Card, 254 Navesink Ave., Mrs. Fred Francis, 288 Bay Ave., »nd Miss Edwina LaRue, 10 Se- cond St., all of Highlands; Rich- REDUCED! "SIMPLY WONDERFUL" MEAT PRICES ard Carton, 11 June Ter., and Mrs. William Pommeresch, 135 Irwin PI., both of New Mon- PORK CHOPS ALL CENTER CUTS \b Jfy mouth. Mrs. Nora Conrad, 16 Maple B0NE N Ave., Oceanport; Mrs. Fred von- CHUCK STEAK '"• 49' Rodeck, Rt. 79, Matawan; Fred- erick Croes, 440 Main St., Key- B0NEIN tb port; Alphonse J. Dalton, S7 Rob- CHUCK ROAST 49<= inson PI., Mrs. Louis Dombroski, B0NELESS lb SO Monroe Ave., and Mrs. Mor- ris Pittin, 38 North Park Ave., CROSS RIB ROAST 89' all of Shrewsbury; Mrs. Robert C Goodson, 403 Orange Ave., Ray- CUBE STEAK TENDER, JUICY ><>• 99 mond Johnson, 508 Union Ave., and Mrs. William Lemmons, 202 Newark Ave., all of Union Beach; John Hadfield, 234 Ocean Ave., East Keansburg. James Halloren, 110 Rosewood Dr., Cliiiwood Beach; Mrs. Clar- ence Harding, 56 Cherry St., New Shrewsbury; James Heron, 10 Port Monmouth Rd., and Mrs. Roger Lewis, 20 Charles Ave., both of Keansburg; ,Jon Howe, 129 West End Ave., and Maurice Robbecke, 176 Chelsea Ave., both of Long Branch. Mrs. Arnold Jensen, 176 River- view Ave., Little Silver; Mrs. Albert Johnson, 2 Crawford PI., Port Monmouth; Mrs. John "Simply Wonderful" Cut from Young Grain Fed Steer Lucyk, 8 Campbell Dr., Eaton- town; Bruce Muh, 38 Brevent Ave., Leonardo; Carol Raab, 76 REGULAR Belshaw Ave., Shrewsbury Town CUT •hip, and Mrs. I. Richard Roth, 34 Carmen St., West Keansburg. 'Simply Wonderful" Juicy Regular Cut IL Among the medical patients are ITALIAN SAbSAGE Freshly^cX-Tlitrisweet Cut from Grain Fed Steer Frederick Duncan, 8 West Front St., Mrs. William Harrison, Man- or Dr., and Mrs. Joseph Vitrano, Mayfair Saves You More 115 Catherine St., all of Red on Groceries! Bank; Miss Elizabeth Brennan, 74 Kemp Ave., Mrs. Gertrude Napkins uJZXl* *• 10c Mather, 46 Church St., Jay Nix on, 73 Navesink Ave., Mrs. John Mayonnaise u-*" H.«. q««t 39c Simpson, 85, Fair Haven Rd., N $ and Walsey Wiley, 66 Jackson Tuna ct*u,M ^«-4'» 1.00 St., all of Fair Haven: George n 4 Brooks, 301 Garfield Ct., Long Olives r: srZi Vr'4"'*1.00 Branch. Mrs. John Brosonski, 6 O'Neill Dill Pickles ''"" *-'-49e Ave., Mrs. Leon Downes, 37 Flor- V ence Ave., William McGowan, 85 Peanuts «• "Z 3<°'1.00 Leonardville Rd., Miss Patricia MacPhee, 10 Flomar Ave., and Macaroni ^JZ^Z 6 *»1.00 Ted Vogt, 14 Rt. 36, all of Leon ardo; Mrs. Joseph Centanni, 18 Cherry, Apple, Montana Ave., and John Collins 11 Grace St., both of Port Mon- Raspberry-Apple or Orange mouth. Mrs. Margaret Dixon, Rt. 36, East Keansburg; Mjss Eleanor A Mayfair "Special Bonus" Glemby, 170 Rumson Rd., Mrs. LINDEN HOUSE-ALL FLAVORS can Arthur Pauels, 22 Allen St., Mrs. Maryanne Sullivan, 16 West Riv- FREE-60 King Korn Stamps er Rd., and Stuart A. Young, Sr., PIUS ... Now Puih Button Safety Cap for Rumson Rd., all of Rumson; Ed- 25 FOOT ROLL 4 $1 Mayfair Saves You More ward Gunnell, 54-A Oak St., Pa- SINGING TEA KETTLE on Fresh Deli! trick Keelen, Wood Ave., and Mrs. Alma Weeks, 67 Carr Ave., ATTRACTIVELY-DESIGNED IN GLEAMING all of Keansburg; Mrs. Robert TWO-TONE ALUMINUM FOR JUST 20 £99. Horn, 541 Sherman Ave., Belford. One Filled KING KORN STAMPS L1BBY FRESH FROZEN Mrs. Cornelius Hughes, 10 Ham PINK or REGULAR B or. can ^ for Htonian Dr., Howard Mandeville, SAVER BOOK » ALL MEAT ,. JA. 132 Crestview Dr., and Carlisle AT ANY MAYFAIR SUPER MARKET NIAYF AIR'S FRESH FROZEN SAVINGS I MAYFAIR'S FRESH DAIRY SAVINGS I >\ TULIP FAIR ""• &&TP* Peterson, 11 Harkins Dr., all of Linden Farm*—Fresh Froiort Tropicana Middletown; Mrs. George Husk- Tu| f w lb er, 76 Center Ave., and Mrs. ORANGE JUICE *«.«-7 *»'M.OO FRUIT SALAD • n-59c i All Beef Franks p ° 55c Anna Kramer, Bowne Rd., both FREE -50- FREE Sliced Bologna l*°,*°*' |b 69<= of Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Wil- KING KORN STAMPS liam Kelly, 116 Tindall Rd.; Fred TFTOP DRINKS'"-™ 10'« 1.00 ALL SWEiT MARGARINE '»• 21c Koernig, 21 Heckelman St., Union With thil Coupon and your purchot« of Fresh Frozen—Apple, Cherry, Coconut Cream Mayfoir'i Fined—Real Sharp, Agod Over 1 Year Canadian Baconto';*"^ 69c "^ Beach; George Nash, 3d, of 3 pint can of (ylaSS I'S PIES «...pk9.3 «cr »i.00 CHEDDAR CHEESE >» 69c John St., West Keansburg; Ger- R.B. ald Quaglia, 16 Glenwood Dr., at our regular evoryday law price. limit one Coupon per adult family. 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Surprise Shower Coupon effective thru Saturday, July 2nd, I960, BLUEBERRIES 29: FRESH LIMES 6 25 BSAKERY For Miss Mason VEWM OUR OCEANPORT — Miss Joanne Mason, daughter of Capt. (ret.) OUTSTAMIHHii VALVES MWM OUR OVTSTANIUNU APPETIZER MiPT. I.\-ST(PRB<: OVE\S and Mrs. Arthur Mason, 18 Ma- ple Ave., was honored at a sur- priso miscellaneous bsidal show' er by her future sister-in-law, FRESH SEEDS. OR SEEDLESS Mrs. Harry Lawrence in Lancas POTATO SALAD ,, ter, Pa., Saturday. Twenty guests were present at COLE SLAW OR l». the buffet party, including the MACARONI SALAD bride-elect's mother and her grandmother, Mrs. Charles S. FANCY, FRESH IMPORTED Guillaudeu of 14 Maple Ave. Miss Mason will become the bride of Kenneth Little of Lancaster July lb ib. 24 at Chapel 2, Fort Monmouth. CHEESE CAKE 39' PHOVOLONE HOUSITGUESTS SLICED-WHITE CASING IMPORTED, DANISH LONG BRANCH-House guests •t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roslldo D'Amato, 147 Washington Ib.t lb. St., last week-end were their son and d«ufihter-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. William D'Amato and chil- dren Margaret nnd Christopher of Ncwburgh, N.Y. GOPHERS GET BLAME TRACY, Minn. (AP) — Farmer |(O)c Aldcn Jensen blamed n Roplwr bole for a hrenk in his tlik'* I'n1 Prices ofioclivo thru S OCEANPORT — The junior sailing instruction classes at the Shrewsbury Sailing and Yacht Yes You Will Club opened Monday with more than 90 youngsters participating. This season, the club has enAssigne- d 126 Lbs. gaged Bud Tibbals as senior sailing instructor, and he Ii being assisted by Dudley Hager of For Rumson 'Cap Shrewsbury. Mr. Tibbals has a OCEANPORT - Edith L. wealth of sailing instructorship|r,"~7"7," "*** „,.,, with youngsters. For five years, IPrlce s Yes You Wl11 rates the he was the youth sailing instruc- P03* honor lor Saturday's $25,000 tor at the Wianno Club on Cape Rumson Handicap at Monmouth Cod, and taught for several years Park under an assignment of 126 at the Island Heights Yacht Club. pounds. The Rumson is for three- He currently commutes from ,. . , Princeton daily, where he resides olds andU Pan dwl " be declded and is a master at the Princeton 'at six furlongs. Country Day School. j Yes You Will has won half of VIGOROUS ATTACK Youngsters from the Rumson. his eight starts this year and P£6A/fi£P Ihrewsbury and Fair Haven area finished second in two others. participating in the classes in- His earnings for the season have mm. m* BARLV clude Deborah Thompson, Peter soared to $140,651 principally /IFf£R 7H£FI6tiT. 0OT fT PROMltS. Brown, Paul Torre, Tim Lock- through victoriss in the Abraham v/xniAUY'Avye/iR's wood, Victoria A. Smith, Duncan Wilson, Judy Ravndal, Bruce Lincoln, Burch Mcmo/lai, John se$ APtyt Severance, Richard Quintal, Bar- B. Campbell and Carter. Runner- 70 TMe JOBAlTHANp WHCH bara Quintal, Lin Douty, Dick up efforts came in the Southern MAPS Douty, Anne Leftwich, Karen Maryland and Valley Forge. He H/M Leftwich, Diana Niles, Diane Por- also finished first in the Bowie FIRST 60LC ter, Chris Anderson, Wendy Handicap but was disqualified. CLUBS, rWo-T/ME Walker, Linda Turner, Kate Han- Clermont Stable's Rick City, QANC/H6... sen, John Hansen, Sandy Soren- one of the top sprinters in the CHAMP.JieAvy ALLOW son and Doug Peacock, beginner nation in 1959, is asked to shoul- classes. der 124 pounds. He has won one Sue Barron, Brew Barron, of three this season but was a lathy Thompson, Cindy Brown, ball of fire a year a->.o. ac •• tv Stag note* Iy»itoi!. LITTLE TUMBLER ALL BY HERSELF —Charlie Burr heads Little Tumbler for the wire as the two-year-old filly wins Anne Winters, Gordon Potter, ing for eight of 16 races. Three 'oily Seitz, Mimi Potter, Jessie of his major scores came in the $20,000 Added Colleen Stakes by 4'A lengths at Monmouth Park yesterday. Dream On was second and East- Judy Roberts of Angola, N.Y., Drew, Gihny Drew, Barbara Princeton, Vosburgh and King took the 1960 W1BC All-Events ern Princess finished third. Little Tumbler toured the S'/i furlongs in 1:04 1/5 and paid $3.20, $2.40 and $2.20. Browne, Patty Browne, Darby Neptune. Are Glisson bowling title with 1836 pins, 27 Busse, Randy Bourne, Jeffrey Given equal assignments of 120 • Burr also won the eighth race aboard Julmar for his fojjrth victory of the afternoon. Saturday, Monmouth will more than Janet Harman of Los Bourne, Richard Rich, Midge pounds are Fred W. Hooper's feature the Rumson Handicap, and Monday lists the $25,000 Added Longfellow Handicap at th» holiday feature. Angeles. allman, Jeffrey Corley, Paul Olymar and Mabel C. Scholtz's And Olshan Out Hagen, Guy Hembling, John Pis- Warhead. Olymar finished first tell, Edwin Barnes, Randy in two starts this year but wasAs Buc Coaches? Squires, Mark Hilton and Wendy disqualified in one. Warhead was Little Tumbler, Burr Up, Wins Colleen Hope, intermediate. Rumors are flying and flying a recent winner at Belmont Park. Ray Corley, Alec Corley, Chuck He had been sidelined by anhigh. It has been rumored that Callman, Pamela Nagle, Susan injury but in 1958 was the winner Coaches Bob Glisson and Bob into Boyd, Louise Potter, Liz Xiques, of the Jerome, Discovery, Man- Olshan have been inserted Stakes by 41/4 Lengths; Blum Cops Four the Coach Don Slaven category John MacEvoy, Paul Kompfner, hattan and Roamer. ]!of being finished as coaches at Sarah Hilton, Lynn Benner, John Elkcam Stable's Atoll -..-,an( _ .„,,,.._, , New, Jersey's Richsst OCEANPORT — Mcadowbrook first stakes we've ever won unBru- t Brother' Ilium) H.00 7.(0 ,Mn Eastern Prlncnn (Bluml ! Hilton, Lewis Geer, Joe Bainton, Mooring Stable's Tempted come!Red Bank HlS* School, Rant Imllan I Mnnficr-lllj II.60 fi.'JO; Tlniff l : »>• " 117 NR .1-1 three-fifths filf the Irnck record !',,',!i;i',!ii,. • i'n KliT XII nl,| Ini "/ f. LADIES DAY Cnnlle Bur. Ill .. Olbb 1-1 Softball Loop and one-fifth riff the Colleen J,,,,'!"'". rillllxntu r, ?ri Bayshore Hint River. 117 P.oner.i 6-1 WIM TlWe. "107 Srott fi-1 IJCt M;M'* Iteiull. Stakes record. "iiim-i.' TI I:I.RO SIXTH HUT: rur»e 1.1,1KM: Allow- rda 8. Sol'i (i Conference nncei: 1 y. o:. A ftirlomi. KPI'II IB, Sherldan'i 9 "It's phenninenal the way the H^.J,'.'!"! 1 lfl'd 10, Broktrs 1 '*. • I 1 *:; For Sweet Amen. . NB 121 filly dries things. She stumhli'd,",""• '•'" I'lnn. r Baysbore A i iBvurhutlilyu. s118 Sundny'yM Keiultx in i no fl Ml i f.0 nonllan Knot. 11R P.o«eri 6-1 Brokers ft. DDUon s 5 coming out of the |:.He and still 'iTi"rit'"r' RED BANK — One champion, ter" tails, thrilled thousands and In a smooth fashion. This group Floyd Patterson, made a come- thousands of boating fans in re- helps in all categories from the back in boxing this year, and gattas on the Navesink. running of the pit to the opera he was the only boxer ever to Gold Cup Boats Out tion of time clocks. for TO regain the heavyweight champ- Unlimited Gold Cup boats will SHOP WED. - FRI. ionship after losing1 it the previ- be absent in the brand new re- UNTIL 9 P.M. ous year. gatta coming up, but it is be- Another old champion, National cause this type craft has im- Stigman Wins Sweepstakes Regatta, is going in- proved tremendously since 1953. to the ring to make its comeback They're faster and some are For Cleveland on the Navesink River here July much larger. Due to course fa- ASSOCIATED PRESS 23. cilities and safety measures, they Dick Stigman, the rookie who This will be quite a shot at a had to be omitted from the pro- gram. went sour as a reliever, has been comeback for the National nothing but a winner now tha ILEA Sweepstakes because the regatta As far as National Sweepstakes the Cleveland Indians have given has been as dead as a door nail go and its trophy, Guy Lombardo him another chance as a starting since 1953, the last time one was was the big winner. From 1930 pitcher. held here. In that year the re- up to 1953, with the exception of The lanky lefty followed up a gatta ran into financial difficul- Worjd War II years, the Free- four-hit victory over the New port, Long Island, resident won us traction ties and when it appeared as if York Yankees with a 5-3 job on funds were going to be short, the four times. Baltimore Wednesday night, giv- river classic was cancelled. Guy's first win was back in ing up just six singles as the 20-MONTH NATIONWIDE GUARANTEE National Sweepstakes records 1946 with his Tempo VI. He then Indians edged ahead of the Ori Include a long history of racing. went three years before getting oles into second place in the , It was in 1927 that the officials the honors again in 1950, and American League race. of the old Red Bank Yacht Club again in 1951. His next trophy win Cleveland is one percentage 6.70x15 ; decided that efforts should be was in the year the regatta faded point above the Orioles, but the TUBE-TYPE • made to bring speed boat racing out with the tide, 1953. Birds, who have lost three BLAGKWALL Each Plus Tax : to the shores of the then North Previous regattas raced fine straight, are a half-length ahead and Old Tire Shrewsbury River. In the follow- boats such as El Lagarto, Betty in the "games behind" column off Your Car ing year the famous outboard V, Tops 11, Emancipator VIII, since they've played more games race from the New York Battery Peps V, Alto VI, My Sweetie, They're \y2 games back of first to Red Bank was held. and You All. Many fine drivers place New York. The Indians With activities much scarcer in were at the wheels, with "Wild trail by two. TUBE-TYPE BLACKWALL TUBE-TYPE WHITEWALL 1927 than now, an estimated 15, Bill" Cantrell being the most The Yankees stayed with it by price wlthnut price with prlre without price with famous. Size trade-In, each tmdp-ln, each trade In, each (ratfe-ln. rach 000 spectators cheered 23 skip- whipping Kansas City, 10-0, as plus (ax plus lax plua tax plus lax pers from Battery Park as they The 1960 model of the National Roger Maris belted two more 6.70x15 dodged tugs, steam boats, river Sweepstakes will match the pro- home runs and Jim Coates won 19.95 14.88 23.95 17.88 craft and ocean going liners, and gram of former regattas withihis 13th straight, nine this sea 7.10x15 22.45 16.88 26.45 19.88 with their frail craft braved the more speed being inserted due son, with a three-hitter. ocean swells across the lower to new boating ideas and much Last place Boston defeated De 7.60x15 23.95 19.88 27.95 22.88 bay. This race alone drew nation- faster boats. troit, 4-2. Chicago's game a al attention and put Red Bank on Division Championships Washington was rained out. the boating map as the "River Giving the affair a big boost Sports Center of the East." right at the start is the fact Radeinacher Wins by a Officials Pleased that there'll be three Eastern re- TKO of Clark in 10th 6.70x15 gional division championships at Officials of the American Pow- SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — 7.50x14 .88 er Boat Association and other stake July 23. The division championships will Pete Rademacher, once king o TUBELESS organizations were so pleased world amateur heavyweights, las Each Plus Tax involve 44 and 136 cubic hydro- BLACKWALL with the local landlocked waters night administered a brutal beat- and Old Tire «nd yachting facilities, that the planes and the popular Jersey ing to Lamar Clark, once the top off Your Car Gold Cup Regatta was held here speed skiffs. The winners will kayo artist of the pros, before In 1929 and again in 1930. These become eligible to compete In scoring a technical knockout in regattas were so successful that the national championships. the 10th and final round. TUBELESS BLACKWALL TUBELESS WHITEWALL Arthur Hgfner, Region Three it was decided to hold a major The massacre between the 195G prim without prlco with price, without prlcn with regatta every year, and the Na- chairman of APBA, has assured Size trade-In, each trade-in, rach trade-In, rnch trade-in, each Olympic titlewinner from Colum- plus lax plus tax plim tax plm tax tional Sweepstakes was estab- Red Bank officials that a top- bus, Ga., and the game Cedar lished. flight field of Eastern drivers will 6.70x15 City, Utah, battler was a follow 22.45 16.88 26.42 19.88 Within a short time the regatta be on hand. This should be one up of NBA middleweight champ 7.50x14 reached such large proportions, of the highlights of the regatta, Gene Fullmer's 12th round TKO 7.10x15 24.95 18.88 28.92 21.88 it was no longer feasible for the with the best of the East com- over Carmen Basilio. 8.00x14 peting for laurels. Yacht Club to underwrite the Rademacher weighed 200, Clark 7.60x15 26.45 21.88 30.45 24.88 huge undertaking and the result Hot Hydros 187. • was the National Sweepstakes Added to te card along with Regatta Association was formed. \. II. It. C. HUSINESSMKVS the 44 and I3(i hydros and Jersey (Summer Kdltlon> When the "Sweeps" was in its skiffs are the 48s, 2G6s and 280 W full glory, Red Bank, together hydroplanes. Hotiost Pn 111 <\ Tuern 1* • Deep tread with hundreds of extra traction edges take a bull-dog with the President's Cup and TlnnflolU Urn or* j'» ALLSTATK TRIPLE GUARANTEE The Winding River Boating As- Caruso's K^ > u Gold Cup Races, topped all other sociation of Millvillc, one of Harold's Sunncr> U grip on the road at every turn and every stop. power boat events in contestant APBA's most active clubs, will Sparkle's Elntrl< ]f> 1. Lifclinir Gunrnntcc Clrcln Chn\ roll I *i Bgaiiiit nil defirn in materinl and workmanship and spectator interest. Gold Cup bring in its entire regatta service Ml. High. Am Tic in Li t,lnn 2 — -lub—nilly Hn iRHiss •> »7 "01 prornteil on trend wear. boats, with their exciting "Roos- to assist in running the regatta T -111111-1 "11 r M irclltttl "01 • Tyrex* Cord Construction 2. Time SurvitT (iuanirilec all lypeK o( road Jinrards proralcd on f ', the month* uvd. • Guaranteed for 20 months against all road hazards. 3. 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S.irn is a vetoran of racing ond has boon a big 'Satisfaction guaranteed or your money hack" SH 7-2700 'booster" for racing on fho Navosink Rivor for yoars and yoars. tin (;oi\nmo\i<:n TX*^^ ';Kuesa!B«s^^ Ka RED BANK REGISTER Fire Truck, Garden State Classic Set 24—Tburtday, June 30, 1960 East Stars Car Collide track point leader Tommy El- Defeat West For Wall This Week-end liot in the Racz fuel-enjected RED BANK—A lMS.UFnnce Thunderbird, No, 41, and Jim JERSEY CITY (AP)-Tlie East fire truck, on its way to a fire BELMAR - Two of the top the usual 100-lap or 100-mile race Hendrickson and Al DeAngelo, Ul-Stars defeated the West last in a shed behind St. James racing cards to be held in the variety. Long Island stars. Elliot, inciden light, 85-60, in their high school Church, was involved in a minor itate so far this year can be A Big Program tally, will' be sporting in a new Ul-American basketball game, accident yesterday. seen this week-end at Wall Sta- Saturday's program is by far engine after his T-Bird blew two iponsored by the Catholic Youth John F. England, 27, of 92 dium. the biggest single stock car rac- weeks ago in a 100-lap event. Organization of Hudson County. Westside Ave., was driving the ing event of the year. Thirty- Elliot was leading with only three A crowd of 9,281 at Roosevelt truck from the Westside Engine The big week-end of racing will tadium watched the top school- begin Saturday when 26 of NAS six modified and sportsmen cars or four laps to go when the en- Co. north on Maple Ave. gine went. oy scorers slip and slide over CAR's top modified and sports- are entered with 26 of them ,n imported court with a too As he made a right turn Into men type cars will take the green | starting the race. Starting posi- Novice Race at 8:30 Peters PI., an oncoming car The weekly novice race is set ;lick surface. The unsteady flag to start New Jersey's richest itions will be determined by time ooting took its toll on play and forced Mr. England to the right modified-sportsmen stock car j trials that will start at 6 p.m. for 8:30 with the big event slated and the truck scraped a car driv- to go off about 9 p.m. >layers. race, the 100-mile, $4,200 Gar- Last year's winner, Al Pom- The East All-Stars hit only 33 en by Robert L. Aumack, 32, of den State Classic. ponio of Lakewood is entered in Sunday's program will headline 58 Maple Ave., Eatontown. Mr. Jim Reed, three-time late model or 89 and the West only 24 of The big week-end doublehead- the same car in which he won 05 shots. Aumack had pulled to the curb the event. Pete Frazee of Rah- winner at Wall Stadium. Top op- when the fire truck approached. er will be capped Sunday with position will come from Long Is Officials stopped the game sev the first late model sprint type way, another former winner of ;ral times in unsuccessful efforts Both vehicles continued under the annual event, is expected to land's George Tet, another form- their own power. racing program to be held in er Wall modified star, who is :o improve court conditions un- this area. The be in the lineup. lerfoot. There were three firemen on recent years in running his first late model sea- the truck. No summonses were late model cars will compete in Other top stars entered are Bill son. The two teams were evenly a 50-lap main event and several McCarthy of Rumson in the Fur- matched through the first half, issued by Patrolman Raymond Patterson, who investigated. preliminary races, rather than slew modified Pontiac, No. 2Jr, ALL REGULARS PLAY which ended in a 37-37 deadlock. John Thompson, of Archbishop CINCINNATI (AP)-The Mil Carroll, Washington, D. C, MIXED FOURSOME SET waukee Braves, favorites to win sparked the East in its drive. He MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP)- OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P. M. the National League pennant vas the game's leading scorer The 1961 National amateur mixed back in March, played 35 games vith 26 points. Teammate Con- foursome will be held at the La OPEN SATURDAY 'TIL 6 before Manager Charlie Dressen nie Hawkins, who sank 20 points, Gorce Golf Club here Jan. 31- could start his regular lineup. In was named the most valuable Feb. 4, tournament chairman h'i FOR SAFER, SMOOTHER RIDES the 36th game, left fielder Wes player. John fe. McAullffe has announc- Covington, second baseman Red The West was led by George ed. Bill Hyndman and Anne Schoendienst and first baseman iVilson of Chicago, who sank 18 Quast won the title last winter Joe Adcock were in the starting Mints. and plan to defend it. xi lineup for the first time this Rayco season. Injuries and ailments had them out at various times. RENT*"*** Shock The Hraves beat the Reds 5-1 | behind Lew Burdette. A NEW FORD OR OTHER FINE'CARS AND TRUCKS IN RICHEST WOMEN'S EVENT —With a $16,000 prize list, the nation's top women PHIL WALDMAN'S I'- Absorbers pro golfers tee off in tho Youngstown Kitchen's Open event at Warren, Ohio, Bmnpy driving is dangerous starting Wedensday, July 6. The prize money is tops for a women's event. Four GULF M.TUtcomfortaUeM.and usually stars are pictured. SERVICE STATION ll tmnocoasaiyl A free Bayco SLASHED Maple Ave. & W. Front St. ehock absorber test wHI toll Pitcher Lew Burdette of the Open Dally and Sun. 7 A. M. - 10 P. M. you in minutes vheUicr ON THE FOUL LINES FIXED Francis S, Lou Wolfson's 3 Milwaukee Braves began in the year-old stakes winner, was CALL SH 7-0308 or not your •Wrocka" aro eafo. 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Make sure you've got plenty of sparkling, refreshing Cott on hand. Black Raspberry! California Orange! Pick your favorites from 17 Cott Natural Fruit Flavors. Cott is made from the finest, firmest, freshest fruit...you can actually taste it! And, remember, Cott gives you -A full 32-ounre quart—an extra glassful in every big Colt bottle. Also available iii Cott king size 6-pack cartons. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL—TEL. SH 1-0484 COR. MAPLE AVE. and WHITE ST., RED BANK « OPEN FRI. NIGHTS SAFEWAY ArfvcrtlstJ pricci affective at Safeway ttorei in New Jeriey, Pearl River & Middletown, New York through Saturday, July 2nd. Wo reiervi the right to limit quanrirles. None sold for retail. Gold Bond Birthday Plus Fun Foods for the Coffee; Drip or Reg. 1 Ib. Edward* Ib. can 57c can Afl Safeway Stores •Closed Monday July 4th Angel Food Hot Dog Buns Jumbo Pies Mrs. Wright's Bread Black Bread Snack Crackers Excelsior Frozen Famous Cookies 15 oz. Hero Sandwich Frozen cake 3§ Hawaiian Punch Concentrated 2 Hip-o-lite Bel-air 4 Grape Juice Frozen 2 c Iced Tea Bags Natural ChecsQ Sliced Cheese Sliced Swiss Dutch Mill Zarex Syrup Mix B. C. Orango or 24 loot roll 6 0,0Oc Kaiser Foil Save at Safeway 33' B. N. Grape Drink 8. N. Orange Nectar Dutch Mill 6 oz. Special 74 oz «jr Beef Sleaki American pkg. All Condensed Pack pkg O> Grand Duchess Frozon Save at Johnson'* 15 oz. o en Instant Jay Wax si Johnson's Carnu Saloway Car Washing 15 oz. »oz I Regular Johnson's Holiday size nze 1. Tenttee Cream 1.95 Johnson's Wax with purchase of 1 gallon size Large Clorox Bleach Salad Olives Limit 1, Valid at Safeway, Void aftgr July 2, 1960 Hawaiian Punch These are the plump and tender frying chicken Safe- Refreshing >46 oz.$' way is famous for. Sweet Fruit Drink ) cans juicy meat that's lip-smack- in' good. U.S. Inspected — Whole by the pound . . . Paper Napkins with purchase of an 8 oz. package Philadelphia Cream Cheese Blue Ribbon 80 to Ib. Limit 1, Valid ot Sal.way, Void after July 2, 1960 pack Split or Quartered lb 33« Breasts *• 59= Legs "> 49' Canned Milk Cane Sugar Cherub Evaporated Sucresl Granulated c This Coupon Good For |- pound i j* Cold Cuts X : 51 J package T1 Je * 81 $1.00 Safeway Brand; choice of: Bologna, Luxury Loaf, Olive Loaf, Head Cheese,Pickle-Pimento Loaf,5piced Luncheon,Ham Bologna,Cooked Salami Tender Meaty Short Shank Tower Brand with purchase of 3 cans regular or pink Kosher Dill Ice Cream Skinless Franks Save at Safeway 2^99' m Bel-air Lemonade Snow Star Safeway Zippy Pickles Chocolate, Vanilla, Strawberry Cooked Ham Imported limit 1, Valid ot Safeway, Void aftir July 2, 1960 half A Q Cut from lean 1 half CQ gallon 47 gallon D7C Ground Chuck chunks of tender beof Fresh Caught Flounder Fillet Seafood Special Cottage Cheese Cut Beets Fresh Jersey Lucerne Town House pound r\ r~ 17 oz package .ZOe •-. ? 1 Qc Z. cans 1 • Fancy Tuna Orange Juice with purchase of 5 cans of 15 oz. siza Plump, juicy Jersey berries. Cadet Dog Food Sea Trader, Whit* Minute Maid - Frozen c Famous for flavor. Serve them Pint Limit t. Valid at Safvway, Void altur July 7, 1960 \ / with cereal and cream or in Box 3 «T 85 2-41- your favorite recipe. / Sara Lee Baby Foods Pound Caki This Coupon Good For 12 ounce "JQ Beech-Nut Junior e package / / 6 la" 85C It isn't a picnic without watermelon, weight range 18 to 20 pounds 6o'Bd Bond Stamps Birdseye Oxydol Each with purchase of one dozen Halves, Quarters or Slices Ib. 4c Safowtty Eggs With Oxygen Bleach limit 1, Valid at Sofoway, Void afttr July ?, 19<5O Whipped Potatoes 20 ounce *} j- Tatty, nutritious lbi I.ingy i n New Potatoes and economical Sunkist Lemons Frnih | / package O Jc 4 33= e Crispy e Firm cind 2 pkg* 37 Iceberg Lettuce Frosli 2 hoad> 25 Fancy Tomatoes Rod Hip* ° VISIT OUR LIQUOR DEPT,1 This Coupon Good For This Coupon Good For OUR OWN PRIVATE BLENDS Morgan Hill Blended Whiskey $4.49 $8.49 fc?S! 86 PROOF Qt. Vi Gal. Glen Burnie Scotch $4.39 PROOF 4/5th M w with purchase of 10 Ib. bag Cook Out with purchaso of Mygrcdo Brand Morgan Hill Vodka $3.69 $6.93 Charcoal Briquets Parly Loaf or Corned Beof Hash 80 PROOF Qt. Vi Gal. limit t, Valid at Saf«way, Vuiil afttr July 2, I960 Morgan Hill London Dry Gin $4.05 $7.98 Limit 1, Vuliil at Saloway, Void allur July 3, 1V60 sin PROOF OJ. Vi Cinl. 1492 Kentucky Bourbon $4.85 $9.49 8(1 PROOF Qt. '/, Gal. 26-Thursday, June 30, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Hebrew League STEVE ROPER By SAVNDERS aid OVERGAKD DENNIS THE MENACE b* HANK KETOMM Plans Activities Bridge STANLEY MUST % rHM.'-kH.k BEAEAU DUDB.1DO. / KEYPORT — The first execu BEUEVE VS. klKE-HO HAVE FRIENDS MAYBE THE MAYOR CAMS GKH. WAS EVER SO, MPTf HER&GAIE/AGUY MY tive committee meeting of the j OVER ^ JUST LED HIM/WAY' Column Hebrew Womens' League of Key- ENGAGEMENT/ port was held recently in the By ALFRED SHEINWOLD || home of Mrs. Jack Kreuter, Mid- dle Rd., North Centerville. to Part score contracts are not formulate plans for fund-raising! very dramatic, but they have affairs for the coming year. their importance. You can't af- Mrs. Jack Goldberg, president, announced the following commit- ford to let an opponent steal a tee leaders: Fund raising, Mrs. hand you should have beaten. Jack Kreuter; happiness, Mrs. West opened the queen o[ Maurice Cohen: house. Mrs. hearts, and East took the ace| Harry Himmelfarb: program, and returned the deuce. South Mrs. Stanley Kalech and Mrs. won the king of hearts and lost a Jack Altmark; membership, Mrs. diamond to East's ace. Back Milton Gale; nursery Torah, Mrs. came a heart, and West took his Paul Waffenfeld; publicity, Mrs. tricks. Harry Brier; visual aids, Mrs. By WALT DISNEY Saul Diamond; donor, Mrs. Jos-MICKEY MOUSE West then shifted to the jack eph Kaplan; Rift shop, Mrs. Mil- of spades, and dummy won. East ton Krain; social action, Mrs. signaled encouragement with the Jerome Feurer; hospitality, Mrs. seven of spades, but this was George Frankel; Israel affairs, hardly needed since dummy's Miss Dorothv Cohen; Dvar To- spade discard on the fourth heart rah, Mrs. Charles Prager; adult had made' it clear that South education and library, Mrs. didn't hold the queen of spades. Larry Eiseman; Womens' Lea- Declarer next led the jack of e representative, Mrs. Larry clubs from dummy and put up Marlis; parliamentarian, Mrs. the king of clubs from his own Saul Sahner; youth committee, hand. West pounced on this trick Mrs. isadore Nissonoff and Mrs. with the ace of clubs, thinking Arthur Waffenfeld. South had misgucssed a finesse * lAOK HOW FAST I CAM GROW A AWSWCHE, 0AO j' MINISTER USES 2-WAY RADIO with clubs headed by K-10 ra-]monds. Even when the contract TRENTON (AP) — The Rev. THE HANDS ther than by K-Q. ;is only a part score a defender's J. Stanley Wagg has followed the i: firsl EM dealer Fatal Error i duty is to defeat the con-example of police and fire de- North-South vulnerable \ This was a fatal error, for now;'ract' partments by installing a two- NORTH South could win the rest of thei DAILY QUESTION way radio in his car to aid him j SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF in his ministerial duties. i tricks. He got four clubs, two! Partner opens with 1 NT (16 to The Rev. Mr. Wagg, pastor spades, a heart and a diamond,! !8 pOints) ami lhe next piayer dUSTAFEW WNU1E6 ASIDE CROW RJE6/ making the contract with an ov-L ou hold: Spades—5 2 of the First Methodist Church, ___(-__ x • CWWRY, BUT HAND/ ANDTHATS THSOrllV WAyjUeETHEfie/ asses Y says his congregation Is spread EAST ertrick. TKERES71E\ I TOKANPAFALLS, rtO ROADS, rJOTRAlLS...UUSTAfiIVEfi Hearts—K 6 Diamonds—5 4 3 2 over a large area and the radio TO How could West tell South had Clubs-K Q 10 9 8. What do you ESSST; J VSfrrn-.veiw / A J 10 (5 keeps him in touch with his of- the queen of clubs? He already say? fice while making calls. knew East had started with both Answer: Bid 2 NT. You have 'T believe in using every possi- red aces and the queen ofjg pojn(s in high cards and should ble modern tool to help with my * 5 2 spades. Ii East also had thejcount another point for the length ministry." he says. VK6 queen of clubs, would he havciand strength in clubs. This is passed three times? Not very; enollJ,h t0 jnvite a gamC| bu[ not to decline the invitation to game, •?, , „ i quite enough to force. If partner you.will be satisfied with his de- rass Pass pass « * West could afford to refuse ihc!(has a bare ,6 oints and wants cision. Pass i NT All Pass first club trick for then South1 — Opening lead — I/Q r would be limited to one club, one 11 "heart, two spades and two dia- "ASTRO-GUIDE By Ceean Anower t0 Y d CROSSWORD PUZZLE "'"- «/' For Thursday, Jun» 30 ACROSS S-Wldcnwak« 1-V.lilcL •-A alula Present —For You and 4-rint- (ahhr.) QBSH sna sntaa By J/M BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL bottomed 7-Fcmttle Yourt • • • Systematizing and NUBBIN I'O/lt (collocj.) B-Quarrel S-I'r i WANT VvOU PON'T "THINK Tug W£ CAN'T MARY WORTH By ,!fXE/V SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL WALLY DAR.LINO— VOUR 0H, DQN'T WORRY, I BENT DOWN FRIEND MR5.R. 15 5ftVIN6 VOU aD 5CAIR0Y-CAT! --AMD I FORGOT SOMETHING ABOUT A PARTY.'J BEEZER, (7TO WA>LK UNDER THAT THE STILTS -I AM HOLDING MY •••5HAIL I fAAKE UP AN HAND OVER THE PHONE! HOW'D VOO EV/ER THt& LOW COULDN'T/ EXCUSE REAL FAST? <3€T VOURSELF BRAMCM-- IN THAT POSITION? REVEREND Jy B/A,/, O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CIL ALLEY f ITOUC ^YOiJ Dif/J'HEAR A\£ f5AY\ Aiii.'j-r.'v/f. w / *' , - *•> (•{ • ,*;- Red Bank Register LJI - "51 *•=. j —f " 1 A*. V A 1« An, early milestone on the. road to independence. Patrick Henry delivers his eloquent indict- ment aeainst the King nnd the Stamn Act in the Virginia House of Burgesses on May 29,1765. he stiuggle for American inde- T pendence began many years befoie the first blood was shed on the fields of Concord ind Lexington Grievances against the British imposition of tax- es, the passage of laws which the colonists believed unjust, piled up to make the final break inevitable. The struggle dates back to the early 1760's, and before. The British ?\% had taken steps to collect an import duty on sugar and molasses. The', colonists feltl that this would about' ruin their trade with the West Indies. Also the British attempted to forbids settlements-west of the Appalachians, A> h, '^4..?M The Stamp Act, passed in 1765,which placed a tax on newspapers and official documents, aroused indignation. Other grievances piled up. The'colo- nists fought back and the struggle; grew more bitter. In 1774, the First Continental Con- gress drew up a Declaration of Rights 2. British troops fire on colonists in "Boston Mas- and Grievances to be presented tothe.- sacre" o£ March 5, 1770. Five are killed. Colonists1 King. Colonists met in secret places opposition to quartering of troops led to incident, to discuss secession. Small groups collected arms to fight. The British ii l i«> contingents of troops to -c L t' "^ urns. Colonial volunteers. 1C51SK 1 ml on April. 19, 1775, at the' 1 lUif.L of Lexington and again at Concord, fmh'ing took place. The war ii ( j On Jil' 2, 1776, the Second Con- hnenti1 Conqress met and voted for ndependcru. It was adopted two days Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775. Colonials defend their posts on Breed's Hill as But- liter. ish, who were opposite on Bunker Hill, stage charge. Twice the British are throw; back. 6 ••! 3. Bostonians raid East India Company ships, Dec; IB, 5, George Wislungton takes ovei commindof Colo- 1773. In protest of tea tax imposed by British, 4. Revolutionary War begins with battles of Lexington and Concord, April* 19^1775. Citizens nial armies at Cambridge, Mass., July 3, 1775. He 342 chests ot tea are dumped into Boston harbor, leave their homes, shops and farms to drive back British troops sent to seize their arms. then forces evacuation of British from Boston. Mil ,U\ • » » A &i*\ } K ]t Vu 6. Benjamin Franklin, Thomas .Jefferson, John Adams, Robert Livingston and Roger Sherman 7. Afttr much del itc, Loi JHCS j, mtrting HI Philadelphia, voles for 8. At noon on July 8, four days after the signing, the Declaration i.<; for- meet to draft a declaration of independence. inder^ndence on July 2,177G. Twodayslatcr.it adopts a declaration, mnlly read to tho people In the State Mouno yard (Indi'pnmlr-nr-c Stumre). Tt.ii W«ok'i PICTURE SHOtV-AP NowifoolufM. .-^ c " 'f i, u ', \ ' f'f / 1 ' ,' , , ., n D T fl t '?• •' i t '•, , • , 1^.1 .... . J -A I - „ Jj^. ,Y:f\ L , Y, June 30,1960 RED BANK REGISTER AUTOS AND TRUCKS torn * ACCESSOUES HELP WANIED-MALE MOMC0GES I VOKIALE US! PONTIAC four-door Kdu. deed OUTVOAKD MOTOK MAT AMU HELP VANRD-FEMAU condition. fiH. Call TACHT awnmn iraommt i» ARE YOU LOOKING FOR AH MIRACLES ana ANNOUNCSffiNTS AUTOMOTIVE RU 1-2M4 lo* Imnw lo EXPERIENCED BEAUTICIAHI CASH NOW WHITE CORVETTE 1KB radio «cd b* roar common* wuehnui, put time. Good ttiMtt. A UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY ? FJrw, Mtaui, Third VortctC Common ocennne* at FIELD'S penoo. Kithcrlne'* BeaMr Mop. Berne Improrement Lcui LOST AND FOUND AUTOS AND TRUCKS heater. Good condition. Call AT 1- •nd to irorry. Wo will pojr Large new and uied.automobile deale 0S17. provided Too Itnn konmouth K.. Red Bask. IB 7-S471 Debt ConiolldaUoB Three Complete Room* of UOWT — lUn'i fold -Plnlcy" rlnr set it in need of a *hop foreman, exceUen NO APPLICATION FEE FIRECRACKER SPECIALS ! MOTOR BIKE—Harl«y Davidson 125 5 GIRL6, cencrat faetorx nelp, no - cz> working condition and benefit!, Salai One Day Service Brand New Furniture wtth (altttxr diamond. Reward. CiM Bte our "hoi" used can tor perlenc« necessary. Apply Jji per. Plpa commlcslons. Write "Foreman, KE «WHM. real "cool" buys ! «on. Robin Wedny, Inc., U Brltgt Box fill. Red Sank. AMERICAN FUNDING and a FOUND — P*rt beaglt male do*, 1958 De Boto four-door hardtop Ave, (Eisner Building, second floor, trailing lonr rope, June 27, White 19.'/7 Chrysler four-door hardtop FOP.D RUNABOUT—1S13 Model. Good Rolston Waterbury rear) Red Bank. V/ANTEU STORE MANAGER to woi BH 1-1702 Guaranteed Reconditioned •L parkins; lot. SH 7-0183. 11*57 Oldsmoblle four-door hardtop condition. Price reasonable. Reply in growing paint concern. Job Our Personal Representative Will P. O. Box 14, Locust. N. J. 18 w. Front 8t. Red Bu MAID TO LIVE IN nice Dome, cook curity, wonderful opportunity for Refrigerator for only • LOST - Passbood R 14H0. Finder Kt57 Ford three-scat wagon Ing and upstairs cleaning. Other help Call At Your Home 1M6 Chrysler four-door sedan 1551 MERCURY1 MONTEREY four-door, 811 7-3500 employed. Goorf references. RU 1-0947. duatrlous man. Apply in person Mai pltaie return 10 th* llonmouth 33 rears ot boating and Carter Paint Factorlea, Route 34, Mat We Say Yes Where Other I Fall ?277 County National Bank, Hed Bank. lfiM Ford two-door sedan radio, henler. clean, runs well. 3395. wan. lf).V) Ford ranch wagon SH 1-7132. yacht Insurance. BOOKKEEPER, accounts payable. Abil- LOST — Will the party who found rug ity to type, pleasant working con- pay only $2.75 weekly lf*.V> Plymouth sedan 1051 CHEVROLET Station wagon. Four- EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — Th« be DRAFTSMAN, electrical, for large pn on Hwy 3.1, between llolirdft nn-i 1951 Plymouth suburban ditions. Liberal employee benefits. Can- Kat&wan, Saturday night, around 10 door, radio, heater. Body and motor buys In 16' and 20' outboard skiff terbury Knitters, Locust St., Keyport. Ject in area. Industrial construct! INSTRUCTION In good condition. $125. SH 7-4273. The Boat Center. 75 White St.. experience desirable. Contact W. 9 piece modern grey p.m.. call LO e-SWI. Reward. Bank. PAYROLL CLERK, experienced, hourly Smith, WH 6-4152. PRIVATE LESSONS — Tutoring ele- Maurice Schwartz 1053 "RAMBLER WArJON — Rad lo, and piece work. Ability to type, pleas mentary and high school subjects. bedroom healer, new slip covers, rood tires. THOMPSON. HARBOUR, Wood-Pus) ant working conditions, liberal em< CARRIER BOYS — Red Bank, Ei Gregg nhorthand. typing. Certified New PUBLIC NOTICE »2M. SH 1-2322. 'lying Dutchman sail boats, Skim' ployee benefits. Canterbury Knitters, tontown and New Shrewsbury arei Jersey teacher. HI 3-H21. & Sons men, Kvlnrudfi motors. Dockage d Locust St., Keyport. Contact Mr. King. SH 1-5461. 11 piece lovely living ATTENTION HORSEMEN 1M4 HL'ICK -- Rndlo. heater, power 141 W. Front St. P.ed Bar itoragt. H. J. Wilson Boat Works. 4 FAMILIAR WITH SILK screening pn STALLS available. Paddock areai and nteerlng, seats. Good condition. Car Atlantic. Ave.. Long Branch. CA 2-203: GENERAL HOUSEWORKER Llvs RICHARD BEAUTY SCHOOL room group ftcllltlei for lljrht training and legging SH 7-O7S7 SH 7- NO DOWN-PAYMENT NO DOWN PAYMENT STANLEY K. DOWNS For Veteran LLOYD MANOR REALTOR $M0 Down tSMDowa Alcoholics Anonymous Milestone APARTMENTS 'Homes of Charm and Value" ForNon-Gl For Non-Cr SHtdyiid* M017 Custom-built ranch home contain' 'acant — Army colonel trans- Edlt*r'f Nott—f»r a quarter does not oppose gocial drinking. know I'd probably be dead in Thi», he siys, helps it fulfill CApltal 8-1400 CApllal 2-2M0 lycamore Avenue Shrewsbury ing three bedrooms, large kitch- Jrred, Older, well-built Cape century, Alcoholic* Anonymoui Its members simplay say they iree months." serving its purpose. Hew two ul three bedroom Duplex en with an electric range and 2od type bungalow, situated on has helped persons In their bat- cannot take a drink, that they The anonymity is one of the The purpose, as will be fre- apartments all with 1% tiled baths and PICTURE BOOK RANCH HOME custom-made cabinets, living /ul) basements! Sound proof treatedl —Choice Little Silver location. arge plot, 160x200 (approx.) con- tle with alcoholism. Here, as cannot handle liquor. Others ob- rm A. A. traditions because, as quently emphasized at the July room with dining area, genuine isting of living room, separate this remarkable organization viously can, for there are mil- till says, "it always reminds us meeting, is "to carry the A. A. TWO BEDROOMS *125 PER MONTH Beautifully landscaped plot 100'x ceramic tiled bath, plus full cel- THREB BEDROOMS *150 PER !00\ Wall-to-wall broadloom In ining room, kitchen with electric celebrates a milestone, Is a re- lions of "people who drink but do place principles before per- message to the alcoholic who still MONTH lar, expansion attic, open breeze- Inge, bathroom, and three bed- :he living room. Fireplace. De- way with attached one-car ga- port on Its methods and ac- not become alcoholics. lonalities." suffers." Unexcelled Children's Playground luxe kitchen, Den or third bed- 10ms, all on one floor, plus an complishments since its found- Facilities. rage and combination aluminum tic and full basement. Hot wa- The society is a loosely knit or- oom. Tile bath. Attached ga- storm and screen windows and ing. ganization with fairly casual and Ask about our co-operative •age. Owner transferred. Sacri oil heat, genuine plaster ownership plan, doors throughout the premises. rails, storm, and screen windows By BERNARD GAVZER informal connections between ' YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO ice—$19,900. 220 wiring and genuine plaster VISIT THE MOST LUXURIOUS jid doors, two-car garage with AP Newsfeatures Writer groups. The average community OARDEN APARTMENTS ON TUB UTHENTIC COLONIAL in a walls on copper lathe. Over one pen breezeway. Extremely good group meets twice a week. One 8H0IIE. letting of beautiful maple shade acre of ground, city sewers (not at $14,500. An old proverb has it that im meeting is open to anyone who rees. l'/J acres. 28' living room, a development). Immediate oc- tation is the sincerest form of THREE ROOMS—Unfurnished. All utlll cupancy for right party - pay cares to come. The second is lim- tlea Included, convenient. Available fireplace. Full dining room. Mod- SAMUEL flattery. ited to members who generally July 15. After 5 SH 1-33B2. ern electric kitchen. Three dou- rent until closing. A truly ex- Today there's a Gamblers An- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS three-room cellent opportunity. talk about their problems. furnished apartment available July ile bedrooms, tiled bath. Two- TEICHER AGENCY mymous for the compulsive plun- 1, 3( Prospect Avc, or call AT 1-2133-J car garage. Choice location. Con- iceanport Ave. Oceanport ;er, Narcotics Anonymous fqr the A New Speaker FIVE-ROOM DUPLEX garden apart. venient for commuter. Rare SAMUEL ddict, Youth Anonymous for de- At such a closed meeting, ment, necond floor. Adults only. Avail value—$22,500. Call or Dial able September 1. Call SH 1-4850. TEICHSR AGENCY linquents, even Fatties Anony- new speaker sometimes begins by BEDFORD, five rooms and bath. Newly MODERN RANCH HOME-Foy berty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 mous and Divorcees Anonymous. saying: "My name is Dan. r decorated. Three . minutes from bus Oceanport Ave. Oceanport All take their clue from the and train. Heat furnished. KB 60012. er, 30' living room. Deluxe kitch For Prompt, Courteous Service am an alcoholic ..." This is 31'. ROOM UNFURNISHED apartmen. en. Breakfast room. Three twin Call or Dial success of Alcoholics Anonymous a key point in tackling the prob- Heat and hot water supplied. Cal bedrooms, two baths. 22" family ITTLE SILVER 32 Queens Drlva East. —the pioneer fellowship tha.t start- lem of compulsive drinking: the KB 6-0245. Liberty 1-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 Six-loom ranch plus newly flnllheo TV room. Full dry basement. wood paneled den, fireplace, full dry ed with the idea that people who ability to admit and face it. KEVPORT, three rooms and bath. 454% mortgage of $16,500 can be For Prompt, Courteoui Service cellar, attached garage, new awnings, are in the same serious fix are Heat furnished, business couple pra* assumed. Asking only $20,600. ullt-ln fire «l«rm. Many other fea Almost any A. A. group looks ftrred, second floor. KE €-0912. ures. 1.23,500. all 1-6338. jest equipped to help one an- like a cross-section of society. THREB ROOMS, furnished, Ideal foi RONTAGE on Shrewsbury River with sther. couple. Summer or yearly rental, 2'/i ACRES — Colonial ranch TALL TREES AND RIVER ocesn view from broad porch across Membership is open to all races, Utilities furnished. On river. SH 1-9488. home. Living room, fireplace. FABULOUS HOME on Vt acre 'ont of house. Gorgeous colonial on The two men who founded A. A. creeds, colors. There are mem- HIGHLANDS — Three rooms and bath, Dining room. Three bedrooms, lot of over two acres. Hugh living and fere hopeless alcoholics: furnished, adults, second floor, J7B, wooded plot. Four bedrooms, lining rooms with beamed ceilings and bers in 80 nations. There are HO 2-2611. V/2 baths. Pine den. Screened 2y2 baths, fireplace in spacious wo fireplaces. Large deluxe kitchen, One a New York stock brok- A. A.'s in convalescent hospitals, porch, two-car garage. Swim reaMasi room, FIVE bedrooms, four RED BANK AREA — Two-room fur. living room, cheerful dining rtiich are masters, four modern tiled x, the other an Akron, Ohio, sur- in remote, lonely places, in pris- nlshed apartment next to leml-prfvati ming pool 40'x70\ Finest resi- room, science kitchen, large rec laths. Boat house, gate houie six-room bath, utilities, iil month. 3H 7-0786, jeon. They found they could stay sons. There are A, A.'s who are dential area. Convenient to reation room, den, laundry, two- partment An amailng value at ICO.0O0. mber by helping each other. THREE-ROOM unfurnished apartment, schools and shopping. Immedi- ;iwood A. Armstrong Agency, Real' doctors and lawyers and plumb- Heat, hot water supplied, 125 Pearl car garage, basement, (Now note r, 555 Prospect Ave., Little Silver, rom this odd partnership grew ate possession. Bargain—$26,000, H lt500 ers and elevator operators. «.. Red Bank. *85 month. SH 1-0687. this: There is an FHA valuation the society which now claims COMPLETELY FURNISHED — Tw, of $26,000. Can be purchased at IO-OPERATTVB apartment. 4!4 room Reviewing the quarter centurj rooms, newly decorated, Includlni WIDE SELECTION duplex. Reasonable down payment. 300,000 members. new low price stated below with ;M.5O monthly. Utilities Included. Call since he last had a drink, co- utilities, linens, parking, Dealrabl, 25th Anniversary neighborhood. Adults. 89 Prospect Ave OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES a down payment of $2,850 and .,1 2-0952. founder Bill W., says "in the ear- corner John St. SH 1-26S8. Avallabli 1 OUSE AND BUNGALOW on desir- Perhaps 10,000 or more ot these July 5. "TO BUY OR SELL : FHA mortgage of $21,150). Price able Fair Haven properly. Access to ly days most of the member! $24,000. ver. Rental Income 475-1120 month. members—joined by wives, hus- ranged from 40 to 55 when thei RED BANK PHONE SHadyside 1-1017 Vrlte for further details to "F. H. «nds and children—will gather Deluxe flv« rooms, lovely kitchen, fin hcome Property", Box Ml, Red Bank. came in. Now, they're betweei MONMOUTH COUNTY Traffic Co-ordinafor W. Robert sst new garden apartment. Beautiful, WALKER & WALKER it Long Beach, Calif., tomorrow 35 and ^ and half of them an quiet surroundings. Near parkway. GRAND OPENING RMSTRONQ WEEKLY SPECIAL — in a three-day commemoration of Warwick of Long Branch confers with Proiecufor Vincent Free parking, J140. REALTORS Gorgeous ranch on tree shaded, acri not last gasp cases—people whi lot. 24' living room with brick fire- the society's 25th anniversary. P. Keupsr of Aibury Park on safety measures for the ex- Madison Gardens OCEANPORT Highway 35 Shrewsbury lace, separate dining room, science are at the point of losing family 132 South St. SHsdysldel-7633 Brand new split levels on larg [Itchen, three twin else bedrooms, two That A. A. should have surviv- :eramlc tiled baths, full cellar. At- friends and job. I believe this pected heavy July 4 traffic. The pair urged all drivers size plots nestling among many SHadyside 1-5212 ached two-car garage, 123,500. Elwood ed 25 years and grown 10 spec- because the public as a whole old trees, consisting of three . Armstrong Agency, Realtor, 593 to ute extreme care to hold down accident tolls over the COMMERCIAL RENTALS Open 7 Day* rospect Ave., Little Silver. BH 1-4800. tacularly Is a remarkable achieve- better informed and can recogniz bedrooms, large living room, din- ment, considering how it oper- 1 threa-day holiday. BEAUTY PARLOR LOCATION neit to Ing area, recreation room. Dolly HREWSBURY — Cape Cod, fou the signs of a problem drinker. Mayfalr Market In Red Bank. Call rooms, finished upstairs. Fireplace, ates. Unlike other organizations, Sipping a soft drink, the whit IH 7-3280. Madison kitchen with built-in WEARTVNEMETH wo car garase, nicely landscaped. it does not recruit members, it 15 x 70 modern e-tort. range and oven, plus full base- .6.S00. SH 7-0978. haired Bill deprecates talk of hi Ampl« parkin*. ment, expansion attic, attachec AGENCY has no elaborate promotional set- role in founding the society. "I SH 7-2299 or SH 1-<4M up, it uses no public figures to garage and extra line feature; LOTS AND ACREAGE many ways, there were a lot TWO SUITES of offices available lr 102 WEST FRONT STREET attract members,'it conducts no ths Tuller Building. Both on flrsl such as double-hung weathe: LEONARDO — 100x150. Read? to b Traffic Safety founders besides Dr. Bob ani 'floor, river side of building. One ol stripped windows, curbing an SHadyside 1-2240 built on. Leonard Ave. Favorabl fund-raising campaigns, it does three rooms. Thi other four rooms, jcatlon. Ons block from batch. ORegon not permit publication of names me," he says. "These were th JK 7-2440. sidewalks and, of course, l'/j tilec -1863, people who were willing to over baths. Price is $18,500. Alreadj 24 Hour Service r photographs of any of its MONMOUTH BEACH — Cholct build- come the stigma of admittin, FHA approved for 30-year mort- ing plots. Club circle area. I members, it does not affiliate Urged In County HOUSES FOR RENT gage and small down paymenl RIVERSIDE HEIGHTS-Threi .Man. Call CA 2-tO41. they were hopeless drunks." bedroom, 1'^ bath house, ful with other organizations, it keeps WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - of only $1,050. Located in Ocean clear of controversy. Exclusively Men Furnished and unfurnished. Immedi- port where taxes are reasonabli basement, two-car garage. Ex BUSINESS PROPERTY ate occupancy. Samuel Telcher Agency tras include combination alum' A. A. is not prohibitionist. It FREEHOLD - The Fourth of those who scoff at traffic !awi Oceanport Ave., Oceanport. Call or dlr and within walking distance o .60' Busy part of Rt. 35 Mlddletown. Dr. Bob is now dead, but a LI 2-3500 or LI 2-3501. school and bus. Act fast as then inum screens and storm win> Reasonably priced, terms available, large A. A. gatherings—with thi July holiday week-end in Mon- and who drive while under the RACING SEASON AND SUMMER renl are only three and you still havi dows, jalousie porch, wall-to lowstra Agency, 91 East Front Bt REPORT OF CONDITION influence of alcohol. als In all alzes and price ranges wall carpeting, washer and dry led Bank. SH 1-8700. usual attendance of old-tima a! mouth County will find all local Xlla Wiltshire Agency, Realtors, 148i a chance to pick out interior col of "Tne Merchant! Trust Company ot coholics who have stayed dry Pedestrians must co-operate es- Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. BE 2-OO04. er. All for $16,500. Red Bank, N. J.," of Ked JJarK, Mon- police departments utilizing all ors and choice of floor tiles, etc REAL ESTATE WANTED mouth County, New Jersey, a member! number of years—his memory pecially in the areas of amuse- 0EASHORE summer rental. Navesln ol th* Federal RseReservr * Systemyem, att the1 available manpower and means ments and beaches, he said. "De- P.tvcr area. Furnished nine room: EXCEPTIONAL VALUE FOR THE O BUY ON CONTRACT — Houi lose of business on June 15, 1960. held in veneration. eotonlal. Four bedroom. Near beachi LARGE FAMILY. Transferred owner In Red Bank, east of Mapli Ave.. published In accordance with call to increase traffic safety. scretion and common sense must Wooded four ncre hillside setting. |25i SAMUEL has reduced this tour-bedroom, two, 'or family of seven. Write full details nadade by the Commissioner oof Bank In its early years, Bill says, th Traffic Co-ordinator Robert be used on the part of all. The for season. SH 1-2382. bath, colonial for quick sale. Llvln 'Contract". Box til. Red Bank. ng and InsuranceI , pursuanrtt to the pro- A. A. members were exclusive!; room with fireplace. Dlnlnt room. flslons of the Revised Statutes of New Warwick met with Monmouth driver is not always to blame for DEW THREE ROOM COTTAGE. Rum TEICHER AGENCY Electric kltchtn. Basement. Closet! :ELP! We have sold so many proper, ion riverfront estate. Furnished o: ties that wo want more good listings. ersey apd the Federal Reserve Bank men, not because it was limite County Prosecutor Vincent P. galore. Garage, Immediate possei :all us now for prompt professional Df thla district pursuant to the pro- an accident," Mr. Keuper said. unfurnished. Adults only. No pell. Rl Oceanport Ave. Oceanport slon. 119,900. isions of the Federal Reserv* Act. to them but because women wei Keuper for a review of final 11-1259. or nu 1-1208. lervlce. Walker and Walker, Real El- Traffic safety is a daily prob- ate. Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrews- ASSETS a specially stigmatized grouj MODERN NEWLY DECORATED CO Call or Dial >ury ortlce. 8H 1-6212. Rarltan Office, plans, and Mr. Warwick noted lem, Mr. Keuper and Mr. War- tune, private eslate. Chapel Hill Rtl RAY VAN HORN :O 4-5212. 1. Cash, balances with oth- No woman would admit being hat tratfic fatalities have in- three miles from Red Bank station 804 Rivet Kotd Fair Hate er banks, Including re- wick said, and the public rriust J Liberty 2-3500 or Liberty 2-3501 serve bilancrs, and cash drunk, not to her physician or her 4 j rooms, two baths, two porches, twi SHidystde 7-4100 NOTICB TO BIDDERS creased this year and if Mon- enter in and co-operate with en- garages. Yearly lease. Responslbl' For Prompt, Courteous Servics Items in proceis of minister. This was the woman adults. SH 7-2B43 or SH 7-1310. MIDDLETOWN VICINITY — The Board of Education of the Town collection ( 4,820,S6(.:0 mouth is to show improvement forcement officials on a full time room,. ivi'O&inIH-bath>. tpllspint ievelvjl on •,* ihlp of Shrewsbury, asks for sealed X United States Govern- who had to go away for treat- over 1959, a safe fatality-free basis. Care, caution, and highway »IX-ROOM HOUSE, l'.j rams. Ren icr« of ground. Spacloui picture win ilds on 75,000 gallons (more or less ment obligations, direct ment for 'nerves.' But we finally $125. Seen by appointment only. In WEST LONG BRANCH lows, air conditioning, newly decorated ~ be delivered to three locations ti and guaranteed 5,fSl,30:,Bl Fourth of July must be achieved. safety must be foremost in all formation CA 2-5531 between 5-7 p. m iov«iy grounds, very convenient t nk truck lots during the school yea: I. Obligations ot States made a breakthrough, and now FOR SALE OR RENT schools and shopping center. Price 116, 960-61. Bids should be msde on thi and political lubdi- Mr. Keuper said that as the our minds, they added. »1X ROOM BUNGALOW, very nlci Lbovs quantities on No. 4 fuel oil. 50,000 of our members are wom- grounds. In Mlddletown. Unfurnlshe 800, No broken. Call OS 1*1021. Afte visions 3,716,759.43 Fourth of July holiday week-end Six-room ranch with attached ga 13 noon. AH bids munt be in the hsnrls I. Corporate stocks (In- en." Mr. Keuper also noted that Call Dorothy Swartz. SH 1-0677. he Secretary not later thsn 8:00 P. 1 cluding »42,M0.00 approaches, experience of past Monmouth County continues to PORT MONMOUTH — Five room bui rage and full basement. Foui LINCROFT — Ranch home three bed' HI Tuesday, July 12, I960, at vinte! stock ot Federal Re- galow. two bedrooms. Very nl( years old. Terrific location. Lo rooms, carport, screened* In porch .lme they will be publicly opened serve bank) 41,600.00 The A. A. keeps clear of de- years dictates the necessity of grow in population and activity neighborhood. Call CA 9-9S03. finished basement with recreation room it the Tegular meeting st the Tlntot C Loans and discounts bates on the nature of alcohol- an urgent plea to all motorists 100x150. Take over 4'/2% G: laundry room and playroom. 4U pe: alls School, 874 Tlnton Avenue, Ne (Including 1S34.69 and the traffic safety situation JIVE ROOM BUNGALOW — Shrewi mortgage and move right in. Se( cent 01 mortgage asking 917,900. S Shrewsbury, N. J. overdrafts! 8.956,728.82 ism. There are various viewpoints to slow down, not to drink and must keep pace also, "A sen- bury. 5100 Includes utilities and gai 7-5950. Further specifications may be ol •je. Call SH 7-4021. 7. Bank premises on the subject, some considering drive a car, and to have regard owner on week-end. 20 Commun NAVESINK — Two new liomei, * alnert from the Secretary at the Tli owned 5170.883.(0 sible, unwavering policy of max- FAIR HAVEN — >i house, three be ity Dr. room*, ilx rooms; with 1\4 bath :on Falls School. furniture and it a medical or psychiatric prob for pedestrians and fellow motor imum enforcement, and Impress- rooms, newly decorated. Aupist each, full basement garage. AT 1-0O03 The Board reserves the right to r< fixture! S137.535.0I) 308,418.49 Nesr school, bus. »100 SH 1-9131. lect any or all blda. lem much like any other ill ists. Mr. Keuper stated that he ing this policy on everyone is RED BANK — Modem home, be I. Real estate owned »EA BRIGHT DUPLEX, three bei Red Bank location. Living room wil ASSUME i>A% MORTGAGE LOUIS A. STEINMULLIR. other than bank prem- ness, others regarding alcohol has ordered all local police dc the effective immediate answer rooms, best.location, private beac line 30 H ises 105.3B1.50 fireplace, dining room, modern kitohe Spacious three-bedroom ctnttr hai II. Other assets 64.928.92 itself as the primary evil. The partments to use the highest de- to the problem of traffic safety," •eason or yearly. RU 1-1855. three bedrooms, game room In basi ranch on lovely one half *cre. LarR ment, garage, and only 324,000. NOTICE A. A. says the "alcoholic is one gree of severity possible with he concluded. kitchen, leparate breakfast room, 30 'Separate sealed bids for gradin 12. TOTAL ASSETS „ •...»24.596,697,33 living room, laundry res"., two fit! work on the East Keansburg Schoc drink away from a drunk," and WANTED TO RENT The Dowstra Aqenc baths, large playroom, full basement, grounds will be received by the Mid LIABILITIES attached garagr, excellent condition. lets it go at that. Ross Sullivan, 846 Palmer Ave., 91 E. Front St. Red Ban: dletown Township Board of Educatto .3. Demand deposits of In- Treated at Riverview FOUFt OR VIVE room apartment. Re $19,900. LI 3-',4lO. it the Administration Bull.ling. 59 TI SH 1-S7O0 dividuals, partnerships, Middletown, hand caught in car Bank vicinity. Couple with three ch 1600 CASH. 153 month. Price $5,900 all Road, Middletown, N. ,T. up What Alcoholics Anonymous dren. Reasonable. SH 7-3220. and corporations 111,741,031.74 RED BANK — Among those Two bedroom, coey and clean at I 1:00 P. M., E.D.S.T. on Monday, Ju .4. Time deposits of Indi- does know is that its members door; Kathleen Elliott, 13, of EXECUTIVE and family desires minus Ave., Near Rt. 38, Port Mon 1. 1960 viduals, partnerships, treated in Riverview Hospital in Portland Rd., Highlands, fish rent house, preferably three be WILLIS CONOVER mouth. RU 1-1001. Specifications and forms for hlddln and corporations 8,733,046.96 comprise only a small portion of may be secured at the Board of Educt the past week were Steven Kuhl, hook in toe; William Jackson. ronms. Former home owners with WH 6-8681 Holrr.Stl Village, CUSTOM BUILT RANCH — Three-bei ,1. Deposits ot United American problem drinkers. The rasped for property. KE 6-968U tlon Ofrlce, 59 Tlndsll Road, Mlddli States Government ((in- 3, of 86 Rumson Rd., Rumson, COUNTKY HOMEB AND ACREAGE room 100x150 lot. Bslaboard heat own. N J. estimate varies, but a common 23, of Ocean Ave., Sea Bright, Full basement. TWD schools, neai cluding postal Kavingn) (19.923.51 REFINED WOMAN Ilolmdel. Atlantic and Marlboro Twpi. The Board ol Education reservea th I. Deposits of States and. ly used figure is about five mil drank gasoline; Ruth Cureton, 8, finger cut on slicing machine; Wishes room and board. Freehold. Call HO 2-SSU attir « p.m right to reject any nr all bids and I political subdivisions .... 1,189.276.07 of 83 Riveredge Rd., New Shrews- Gerard Fanner, 13, of 488 Main Call CR 7-635R ItUMSOI,"—Beautifully furnished early walvt Immaterial Informalities. 17. Deposits of banks • 6,547,73 lion. It is a major national health American farmhouse on landscaped PAUL R. STRYKIR, Realtor. « JAME8 W. DAV1DHEISER. .8. Other deposits (certi- problem. bury, arm broken in fall; Joseph St., Belford, palm cut in fall on acre In line location. 106 W. River RU. Farms and firm sitetes. State Secretar fied and officers' Sparks, II, of 43 Salem La., Lit- checks, etc.) 226.893.97 rocks; Krystal Tibbals, 3, of 9 FURNISHED ROOMS FIVE-ROOM RANCH, at 71 Park Ave., line 30 93.' Bclford. Excellent opportunity for Highway 34. HolmdeL Phone WH 1». TOTAL Don't Have Answer tle Silver, arm scraped in fall Parkway P!., Lincroft, eyebrow LARGE ROOM. FURNISHED. quick buyer. Call KB 1-1172. NOTICE TO BIDDERS DEPOSITS 122.415.72O.0O Call 73. Other liabilities 574.678.61 "We don't claim to have the off wapon; James Kavanaugh, cut in fall against chair; John SH 1-1382 SWIMMINC? POOL plus tour-bedroom, Th« Shrewsbury Township Board answer," says Bill. "We know 13, of 256 Fair Haven Rd., Fair Harwood, 8, of 244 Rutledge Dr., three-bath split level on land- Education is seeking bids on the fo ATTRACTIVE — single-douDie rooms. When Buying, gelling or Insuring. 8« lowing fond items for the TlnLon Fall 14. TOTAL LIABILITIES ..(22,(90,399.61 what has worked for us. We don't Haven, head cut on rock while Kitchen privileges. Hot «nd cold run- scaped one acre. .Recreation room, Oceanport'a First Realtor First (Not Including subordinated obliga- Middletown, thumb caught in car patio, porch and basement. Two-car School Cafeteria: milk; Ice cream tions shown below) (Ing water. Fres, TV. Hudson House, attached garage. Owner transferred. MARIE COX AGENCY bread and rolls; ment. Specification; attempt to get people to swear swimming; Louis Pabsr, 511 Flor- door; Russell Miltonburg, 10, of 131 Hudson Ave.. SH 1-9862. 9S Comancht Drive Occanpo on these Items can he secured at thi LI 2-3305. CAPITAL ACCOUNTS off drinking for a year, like tell ence Ave., Union Beach, hand 20 Greenwood PI., Keansburg, FURNISHED ROOM with twin bede, CA MS02 office of the Secretary, 674 Tlnton Avi also single room. Adults only. Walk FOR SALE OR RENT. Comfortable Serving Monmoutb County Ovtr 30 Yr nue, Eitontown, New Jersey, 25. Capital- ...» (5O.000.00 ing them to go on the wagon for bruised in fall downstairs. forehead scraped in fall off bi- tug distance Fort Monmouth. LI 5-U6B. ranch, thres bedrooms, large living All bids muit be tn the hand 28. Surplus ..••. 1,000,000.00 cycle; Doris Barrett, 11, of «7 room and kitchen, patio, ample closets, UNUSUAL he Secretary not later thsn Tuesday 27. Undivided profit! • (86.297.72 a specific period of time. As Angela DcGeorgc, 37 Harvard full, drjr celar, convenient for shop, Living room, modern kitchen, dlntn luljr 12, 1960. All bids art for th many A. A.'s will tell you, each Compton Ave., West Keansburg, ping or commuting. Excellent schools, area, two-bedroom and bath, basement ;96(M961 school year. 29. TOTAL CAPITAL AC- Rd., Fair Haven, palm cut, put stepped on barbecue fork. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 17 William St., New Shrewsbury. CA completely redecorated. Convenlen The Board reserved tht light to r< COUNTS , I 1,906.297.72 of us makes up his mind in his hand through window; Paul Le- 9-3727 alter 5 P. m. Shrewsbury location. S2.000 cash |6. icct any or alt bids, own way. it's like saying, 'I HOUSES FOR SALE CONVENIENT! per month. Total,price 111,000. LOUIS A. STKINMtJLLER. 30. TOTAL LIABILITIES bowitz, 5, of 198 Parkview Ter., Robert Logan, 12, of Woodside Fair Haven — Rancher one block from Secretar AND CAPITAL AC- won't take a drink for a day,' Lincroft, needle in toe; William PI., Keansburg, leg scraped in HOME NEAR SCHOOL for growing bus and Willow St. school. Three June 3ft 13. COUNTS l24,S!Xi.6f»7.33 family. Large, landscaped plot. Llv- bedrooms, dining room, garage, no The Dowstra Agency and saying it every day. That's Williams, 89 Campbell Ave., Red fall off bicycle; Thomas Kelle- tng room, fireplace, two lunporchea, brokers. Asking J17.B00. SH 1-5969. 91 E, Front St. lied Bin ORDINANCE NO. IN • This bank'! capital as far ahead as any of us will her. 4, of 340 West Hollie Dr.. thrae bedrooms. J17.80O. SK 1-8700. consists of: Common Bank, second degree burn of left LITTLE SILVER — Attractive, ranch, AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING •tock with total par say we're not going to take a foot; William Duquette, 6, of 6 Belford, finger cut In bicycle col- PENDITURE OF CERTAIN FUND value of (420,000.00 Schanck Agency three bedrooms, center hall, large FOUR ROO1I DUPLEX, Vail Homei FROM WATER DEPARTMENT CAI drink. If I took one now, I know Hazel PI., Hazlel, stepped on lision; Marc Pfefferle, 3, of 51 living room, dining, paneled den, two 139.50 monthly Includes ulllltle! ITAL FOR THE PURCHASE OF MEMORANDA t Linden Place Hid Bank baths, two-car garage, convenient lo- taxes, maintenance, Priced for quic! TRACTOR WITH PAYLOADX1 3L Asseta pledged or as- 1 wouldn't be able to stop. And nail; Robert llillman, 5, of 35 Woodland Dr., Middletown, col- SHadysidn T-OS07 cation. Asking 128,500. Owner SH 1-9368. sale. LI 2-2594. BACKHOE. SNOWBLADX AND OAl signed to secur* lia- Hosford Ave., Leonardo, foot cut larbone broken in fall out of bed; BE IT ORDAINED by tht Mayi bilities and for ether nd Council of the Borough of Unl purpose! 756.100.00 on glass; Holly Paladino, 1, of Walter Lewis, 18, of 241 West Beach that: 13. (s) Loans is shown Bergen PI., Red Bank, finger cut SECTION 1. The purchase of a trai above are tfter deduc- Losing Judgment* 309 Front St., Union Beach, tor with payloader, backhoe, enowbla tion of reserves of 179,099.09 mouth cut in fall against bed. on truck; Roy Cash, 9, of 2 Nave- and cab be And the same Is here! (b) Becurltlei as shown LOS ANGELES (AP)-Teach- sink Ave., East Keansburg, cut CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY uthorized to be made at a. coat n above are sfter deduc- xceeding the sum of $9,000.00, Inclui tion of reserves of 11,265.61 era are winning more fights In James Hamlin, 14, of Crawford over eye, hit with baseball bat; ng coits of advertising and enginee St., Shrewsbury Township, foot A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! Inp and inspection fees, which sum We, Kennelh H. McQueen. President, the classroom, but losing more James Gardiner, 53 Holm PI., hereby appropriated out of tn« Wall and Alfred C. Qope.1, Treasurer, of the judgments in the courtroom, an cut on rock while swimming; Department Capital Account from turn shove-named bank do solemnly swear East Keansburg, to«s cut on now available therefor by virtue of that the shove statement la true, and attorney says. Walter Singleton, 164 Main St.. provision made In a budget or budge! that It fully and correctly represent! Port Monmouth, forehead cut on fence, and David Picard, II of of the Borough previously adopted. the true utate of the several matters The question of what happens Adding Machines—Typewriters China and Glaii Repair Pet Supplies herein contslnerl and set forth, to the pane of glass; Allan Phifer, 16, 121 Barker Ave., Shrewsbury SECTION 2. Thti ordinance fhall ta when little Johnny hangs one ADDING MACHINES — Typewriters EXPERT MENDING—China, glass. HXLEI* MILLER aquarium shopping effect upon its pa inn go and public best Dt nur knowledge and belief. of 165 Spring St., Red Bank, Township, stepped on nail. sold, rented, repaired, serplco's, 101 silver reflnlshlng and plating. Thtrm- service. Dry and frosen foods and tlon according to law. KENNETH H". MC QUEEN, on the teacher's jaw came up President, stepped on nail; Roger White, Jr., Monmouth St., Red Bank. SH 7-0485 os buckets. China A Qlass Shop. 147 supplies to order by mall or appoint PUBLIC NOTICE for discussion at trie annual Broad St.. Red Bank. 8H 7-4600. ment. Call AT 1-1878. ALFRED C. OOPEL, 13. of 16 South Ter.. New Shrews Th* foregoing ordinance wai Intn Treasurer. convention of the National Edu- Points Stop * Applianco Repairs duced and paned first reailinjt at Correct—Attest: bury, knee cut In fall; Lester Fuel Oil-Heating Plumbing & Heating regular meeting of the Mayor m «DOAR N. MC OLEES, cation Association. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Inatalla. Council of the Borough of tin Inn Bca D. W. RUSSELL, Patterson, 12, of 133 Belshaw tlon. Residential and commercial wlr* FUEL OIL & HEATINO—Call SH 1- REPAIRS, BERVICE and Malnle. held on Thursday, June 23, HMO, an Richard L. Morgan, an attor- tng. Allen Electric. SH 7-0C12. 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc., Service A nance 24-hour service, seven days will come up for final conilderatl HARRY C. F. WORDBN, Ave., Shrewsbury Township, arm Six in County Sales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. Martin J. McGuIre, Inc. SH 7-3767 and passage at a regular meeting Director!. ney on the NEA's defense com- broken in fall off porch; Thorn snId governing body to be held < Slat* of Urn Jerii-r, County of MOB- mission, 'said Tuesday the TRENTON — Six Monmouth Auctioneer Furniture—New And Used Radio-Television Repair Thunrtay, July U, 1060 »t Coun month, ss: as Gavin, 12, of 3 Donnelly St., Mretlng Room, Cottage Park Scho Sworn to and subscribed before teacher has a legal right to pro- Union Beach, wrist broken in County drivers who collected too B. o. COATS—An essential Auction TUB WEST END FURNITURE OUT- A.C, RADIO A TELEVISION CO.— Union Beach, New Jenny, at whl< me this 3«th dsy of Jims, i960. Appraisal Service "anywhere." 490 time snd pine* alt persons rtovlrlng SEAL anil I hereby certify thst I am tect himself and to hit back. many points have had their li- Rath Ave,, Long Branch. Phone Bus, LET. New and ussd furniture bought 123 Shrewsbury Ave. SH 1-4781 fall out of tree. and sold. Antiques, oriental rugs, mir- SERVICE WHILB YOU WAIT. be heanl thereon will ba given fi not an officer or director of But, he added, in an increas- censes revoked as of June 20, Ned CApltal 2-3S99, Res. SHadyside 7-2621. rors, bric-a-brac. Bargain prices, 128 opportunity. this bank. Edlyn Collins, 3, of Shrewsbury My commission txplrts Or.l. 11. VM3. ing number of cases the courts J. Parsekian, acting motor ve- Brighton Ave., West End. CA 2-1047. Rooting, Siding and Insulation ALFRED T. HENNKRRY. JR Ave., New Shrewsbury, wrist Auto and Truck Rental Borough Cler Janet S. (chmldt. Notary Public. are deciding against the teach- hicle director, announced today. Home Improvements Insulation tt Siding Corp. Certified June 30 W. June 30 broken in fall off porch; Judith j1 AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low Johns-Manvllle contractor PR 5-1(07 er if the parents sue. They are: rates. Mapln Ave., Red Bank. SH 7- WORKING MAN'S contractor-Alter- or Adam Llnzmayer AT 1-0302, Essig, 8, of 2 Kitmary Ave., New Cleophus Terrell, 39. of Asbury 030B. PR 4-5214. Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m ations, additions, painting, masonry, The size, »ge and strength of Monmoutli, ltg broker, in fall; all those little Jobs. LO «-Vll4. OLSON CO. INC.—Roofing, Siding A Park, five months; John B. Sar- Insulation. Installed and guaranteed the pupil are often factors in Emma Tiedcmann, 20 Orchard Awnings — Canopies for 10 years. PR H-07M—AT 1-05(0. RED BANK REGISTER CLASSIFIED RATES the court's decision, Morgan Rcnt, 29, of Asbury Park, and Insurance PI., Little Silver, hand bruised, John White, 19, of Sea Girt, two AWNINGS-CANOPIES made to order. Tile—Ceramic 1 Day . 40c Una said, is well as the "reason- put It in washing machine; Jer- Prse estimates. Standard Awning Co., ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. — We 1 Days Consecutive , Kc Line ableness" of the teacher's ac- months; Milton Woodruff, 47, of 615 River ltd., Fair Haven. BH 1-OCM, have a policy to suit your every need. REMODELING our specialty. Ciram ry Drew, 21, Point Rd., Little 12 Hart St., Keansburg, and You're In good hinds with Allstate, lo or monies. Lifetime beauty and 4 Days Consecutive , 30c Line tion. John P. McHugh, Agent. RU 1-1091. Silver, toe cut while walking in Boating Supplies construction, Floors, walls, ceilings. 5 Days Consecutive , 25c Line Thomas F. Comcrford, 23, of 25 Paul's Tiling Service. CO 4-1634. 10 Days Consecutive , . 24c Line river; Robert Boesch, Mercury Harvard St., Fairview, on* NEVER SINK trlth .NAVEBANOI Landscaplng-Gardenlng DACOSTA GETS THE JOB St., New Monmouth, finger cut Navssand Marine Sales Co.. Ocean Tree Service 90 Days Consecutive , 23c Line month, and Ellsworth B. Thorn- Ava., Sea Bright. BE 2-1101. LAWN SERVICE - Roto tilling. De- NEW YORK (AP) - Morion on hand saw. dike, Jr., 20, of 65 Navesink Ave., pendable, reasonable, service. Call MFT TREE SERVICE-Insurel Gen. Yearly Contract Rates On Request DaCosta, who staged the cur- George Borden, SII 1-7777. era) care of trees. 124 Belihatv Ave.. Minimum tairrtlon Tore* lUnn Rudolph Maurer, Jr., 7, of 320 Rurn'sOni 2o' days. Eatontown. LI 2-2427. rent Broadway musical, "The Building Contractor Blind ads uilng The Register's P. O. Box 25o extra. Edgemerc Rd., Belford, finger C & C BUILDEKS Lawn and Garden Supplies Right to classify. frl,t or reject any advertliement la reserved Music Man," has been signed to bruised, rock ffill on linnd; Mark Specializing In aluminum sldlna plus Vacuum Cleaner Repair by Tho Regiiter direct the new drnma, "The MISS HARDING RETURNS complete.building service and remod- BAJRD DAVISON CO., INC. We will not be responsible (or urrori, unless, thty are detictid Schisslcr, 8, of 909 Broad St., eling. CO 4-1076 or CO 4-1137. For all Lawn and Garden Supplies ELECTROLUX beforo tho «econd imertion. Wall," scheduled to open Oct. 11. NEW YORK (AP) - Ann Hard- 178 W. Front St. BH 1-J300 Sales Service 8upplle_ No cancellations will be accepted or ehiifti made tn adnrtJie- Shrewsbury, arm cut on fence; JOHN CADWALLADER-Bullder, Net* 720 Mattlion Ave.,Aibury Park. For "itnti cm* hour after reettpt at offlee, "The Wall" concerns the story Dianne Donahue, 11, of 11 Se- ing returns to the Broadway stag* work, alterations, Wood and asphalt prompt home service or fres checkup tools. Since 1935. RU 1-0458. Odd Jobs on your Electrolux, call PR B-008I. of the Jewish uprising against the cond Ave,, Port Monmouth, step- in October In the leading role of DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Beforo PubMeaMon Bill Hoffman's new drama, "Two DeSTEKANO CONSTRUCTION-MOW CKI/LARS, garages cleaned. Trees Naiis in the Warsaw ghettos. The ped on nail; David PeCnrlo, 4, homes, alterations, repairs, time pay- removed. Hauling, Appliances, Watch Repair DIXTLAV play is a dramatization by Mil- of 64.Barker Avc., Shrewsbury Queens of Love and Beauty." It ments. Phone KB «-J232—ICE d-0928. furniture moved. CA 1-77.17. 9:00 A, M. Day Before FablluUasj wllh proof tw» Cars tefor* EXPERT WATCH and clock repair. lard Lampell of .lolin Mersey's Township, head cut, hit with is a story with an all-female cast NBW HOMK.'I, alteration!, repairs. Ullrasonlcfclly cleaned, electronically pnhllratlon. about two beautiful women who UlKhfrt nunlllT ivnrk. For miniates Painting and Decorating tented, IIKLINA JEWELBItfl, 56 novel, and will be producrd stone; Robe r t Gallaulier, 12, Mil Herbert ICIgenrauch. BH 1-5201. Monmniilli St., Red flank. SH 7-11)51 Call Classified-—SII MJ010 or OS J.()S2.> Kcrmit Bloomgarden and Billy Grand PI.. Knst Kennsburg. knee'rebel against Hie world's violence, l.ol'IS f.'AHHAN—I'alnttr, ilTaJrator, pjifirrhBluccr, 1!5 yearn experience, 43 C*llt on private ctlephnnM ara toll-free to OB W)''?r> from the Rose. cut in bicycle collision; Adiicnne This wiU mnke Miss Harding's Cesspool Cleaning Chnpln Ave, RII J-1T0H after fl p. m. Welding — Fabricating followlnt. atalluns: Lowell (I, COIfai «, KKanibun 6. WHItnej 0. CM\i rm private tf.lephonn are .nU-fret to fill 1-0010 from lti» Although a serious drama, Die Hlancrmrd, 70 Miid;i Ter,, Mid- first appearance on Broadway fiHPTia TANKS dry well! strvlctT JONES * McniRH — Painting and TRUCK BOD1EI and Industrial equip- fniiowlnj sutlons: ATlanilo Illfhlsnds 1. CApltsl I and >• Liberty 3. Uirhlnc (Self] iiadlil. Ilacltho* work. decorating. Orneral r/mtractlng. Free ment. Portable welding. Atlantlo HlKhla.ni1l J, OOhorns :, IlUmson 1. Sla Bright 1. and OJIadysldt 1 piny will have a background of dletown, leg broken in fall while since she played « lead in "Good- & H. Wilson, all 1-1H40. •illmatei. Cal! rtU MUT. Welding n, Fabricating Co. tin 7-3718. and 7. Jewish folk song.1;. dancing. bye. My Fancy" In 1949. thru July 1 in Both Stores Extra Savings for You in Slwp Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 Steinbach's Vre-ilh oj July Event Both Stores Closed July 4th OUR 90th YEAR REVISED MAP — This revised drawing from Urban Planning Associates, New York City, shows the area included in the two-stage proposed urban renewal program for Red Bank's central business district. Eliminated is on area along West Front St. which had shown multi-storied apartments. The apartment zone suggested—but not included in the urban renewal recommendations—has caused concern amonc some river front property owner. The map shows the "loop road" system proposed with Broad St. closed off for a pedestrian mall. Broad St., however, could remain open to one-way or two-way traffic. The darkened streets would provide parallel traffic flow. The checkered areas indicate parking area. All streets leading into the "loop road" would carry two-way traffic WORLD TODAY Board Mulls By JAMES MARLOW Perth Amboy Associated Press News Analyst Brothers' Plea WASHINGTON (AP) - Form- But he found a way. TRENTON (AP) - The sta er President Truman has fulfilled Won't Be There Parole Board expects to decid' the dream of every prima donna Yesterday, just 13 days before next week whether to parol who ever lived: to grab the spot- Ihe Democratic convention starts, Wand and Eugene Williams c light even before the curtain Truman shocked his parly by Perth Amboy from their 10- ar nson e goes up. suddenly announcing he would, y° P ' ™s for secon He's done it twice in a row: not attend even though he haddegree murder. in 1956 and now again in 1960.nccepted the post of delegate. The two brothers were one But in both those years at least And, to build up interest In under death sentence for thei 10.98 to 19.98 Junior's 17.98 to 29.95 Misses* Cotton Dress Scoop! one famous Democrat, Mrs. Elea- himself, instead of saying yes- part in killing a night watchma; nor Roosevelt, was looking over terday why he wouldn't go, he (luring a burglary at the Hoppers his shoulder suspiciously. said he would wait until a Sat- Coke plant in Port Reading i Famous Label Dresses and Women's Dresses In 1956, as Democrats gathered urday news conference to reveal 1956. for their Chicago convention, his reason. He said health was They were convicted of fir 5.00 Adloi Stevenson was the front- not his reason. degree murder along with Will runner for their presidential nom- But both times — in 1956 andButler of Carteret. All three met ination. Until then Truman had again in 1960 — Mrs. Roosevelt won a new trial. During the sec • Fresh and Patio, Tailored or Sun-type styles. 10.90 • Favorite prints or solid colors. " kept silent on his choice. wouldn't buy what he was trying ond trial the Williams brothe: 5.99 Then, two days before the con-to sell. pleaded no defense to lessei • All washable, easy-care fabrics, Misses and charges and got the prison sen vention opened, he temporarily In 1956, the day after Truman Half Sizes. Ktole the show by announcing came out for Harriman, Mrs. tences. • Drip-Dry Cottons! • Sun Dresses! • Drip-Dry Cottons! • • Shirt Dresses! • Pure Silks! • Patio Dresses! for New Vork's Gov. Avereil Roosevelt expressed belief his Butler was convicted a secom Date Dresses! Harriman. On the opening day real objective was to bring about • Woven Cottons! • Linens! time but was saved from th • Woven Cottons © Town and Country Nylon Elastic-Waist Dresses he bombshelled the party again. a Harriman-Stevenson stalemate electric chair last month whei • Shagbark Cottons! • Sheaths or Full and Dacrons! Styles! Didn't Win in order to get the nomination Skirts! JOV. Robert B. Mcyner commu • Solids and Print • Sheaths and That time lie said he didn't for Symington. • Dacrons! 2>59 each ed his sentence to life in prison • Travel Type Cottons! Bouffants! think Stevenson could win if he Symington at that time said he The Williams brothers wen • Prints, Stripes, & Dresses! • Light and Dark 2 for5*0 0 the nomination. That wasiwasn't a candidate but would ac- Colors! • Dressy given hearings Monday. The; Solid Colors! Fashions! hardly a sunny beginning for ccpt the nomination. were given credit for time the; • A favorite Summer fashion in colorful Drip- Stevenson who did get the nom- Now here it is I960 and Tru-spent in Middlesex County Ja Dry Nylon prints. Misses and Half Sizes. ination and didn't win. man has come out for SyminR- and the death house before thej STEINBACWS MISSES, WOMEN'S AND STEINBACH'S BETTER DRESSES, If all this proved anything it ton — who this time is an an- were sentenced to prison las was that Truman's influence in nounced candidate. But now Mrs. year. JUNIOR DRESSES, and Asbury Park and Asbury Park DAYTIME DRESSES, and Asbury Park the party had declined a long Roosevelt has expressed the be- way since 1952 when he was thelief that Truman endorsed Sym- retiring President. ington merely as a "feeler" and Parly Held After Incidentally: in 1952 he was areally favors Sen. Lyndon John- Child's Baptism Stevenson fan himself. son of Texas. Hut this year it seemed Tru- Consistent UNION BEACH - Kimberl; man would be fresh out of bomb- At least Mrs. Roosevelt has Ann Gundcll, daughter of Mr, shells by the time the Demo- been more consistent than Tru-'!'nd Mrs- "aroId Cundell, Ocean cratic convention opened in Losman. She was for Stevenson in!Avc. was baptized last week i Y\ Angeles July II, and for this 1952 and in 1956 and she is fori^f- Mary s Episcopal Church, reason: him now. Truman was a Steven- b^°n- b* Rcv- lienrV A. Weeks ago he announced his son fan only in 1952. Jr. Sponsors were Mr. and Mrs, choice for this year's nomina- uIt'ss hariiiiridi t»oi imaginuiuignice honoww aa . • - -.- -...... tion was Sen. Stuart Symington,fighter like Truman - since he;AJfrr(1. Sampler and Mrs. Pau Truman's fellow Missourian. Af- says health is not a factor —I Cinmpi. Sr. ter that there didn't seem much would or could stay away from!, A Par|y r°llowcd in the Villag left that Truman could do to getthe convention. i InInnn , fnf^/iiJersei y Ah*AveA . Sem^Annual Atl [lln attention. But maybe his Saturday ex- r ™ K were Mrs. Ciampi lie was going (o be one of theplanntion will raise more Hell.Sr- Mr- nnd Mrs' PauI ciamPi Missouri delegates but. with his in the Democratic Parly than iJr- !ln<1chlldr cn. Linda and Deb waning influence in the party, anything he could do or say at;rn:, Mrs- John Newman, Pali there was a good chance he'd the convention. If it does, ifs!snclcs Park; Mrs. Maude Myers, get lost in the shuffle. sure ,t_o _plcns• c hii • m plenty... , _. JprSPJerseVy CityCifv*; MMrr . an*inHd MrsMrc . In.Jo seph Scalo and daughter, Rose- ann, and Miss Suzanne Ciampi, Cliffside Park; Mrs. Anna Sell, State Treasury Surplus Mr. nnd Mrs. Nicholas Marche- sani, Jr., Mrs. Nicholas Marchc- omen's Shoes sani, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Anthon; Apparently Short of Goal Rrpnli, Mr. and Mrs. Salvatori Dino, Union City; Mr. and Mrs. TRENTON (AP) — Tax offici- hoped the June collections this Jacob Dungan, Allwood; Mr and als estimate New Jersey's treas- year would show a 25 per cent'Mrs. Rudolph Roland, Wood ury surplus will fall short of its increase over last year, hut this j Ridge: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Eck 1 93,939.000 goal at the close of proved to be "wishful thinking."! ""' children, Vicky, Harold and Red Cross Shoes the fiscal year today. The lax fell !) million dollars Barbara, Old firidge; John Kelly, The weak sister in the tax pic- hclow budget estimates last 'n'm Tube, Mr; and Mrs. Joseph ture is again the stale levy on year. |Rnvi, Mrs. Rose Tenore and and Cobbies corporations, apparently fated to] The May fiscal report says the Krnndsnn, Edward, Miss Nanc> miss budj;e" • t • requirements b•y 'drop in corporation tax receipts'!RoviRnvi , MMrr . aand d MMrs .J Joseph h PPu milions of dollars for the second will he made up by higher in-j chowski. Newark. 1 year in a row. come from other taxes and Also Mr. and Mrs. George Mor Shoes at Qreat Savings The tax, which was increased drop in corporation taxes amii risJ''1 '-onR Bralldi: Mr- ™ 1 lj M ( rns taklai.e Iro/fromn the cor|coq^raHon,,..uvn fa>ux tmoi " '' ' i'!"., ™-,. , !.*-,. . , «"•'•« ^ ' ' •,•,•„,,„,,,..,.,„ , , Mrs. Helen Disbrow, Mmini'l STEINIIACirS SPORTSWEAR, STEINIIACirS SHOE SALON, Strrrt Floor STEINISACIFS HOUSEWARES '., '•, ,,.,'' u , , IIK- fi-rn-s wJif.-l i-i M.-iinrti for.'I'li.-irr ami Miss Suzanne. Uis- nnd Asbury I'urk mid Asbury Park and Asbury I'ark int lax officials taid they had I,,,, j,ivc,,,or> (J. V/. (;. vm\r,, \ym> ;i|| of Union Ueach.