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If sued <:«))>', Mtu«i«T Uiraufh JWiUy. Becofld OIu« ftoittf 35c PER WEEK VOL. 84, NO. 23 Paid *i K'd Buk ud at AdtUUonil Mullni O8K)»«. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 7c PER COPY BY CARRIER PAGE ONE L5 Million Project Bookie Land Option Signed Probe U.S. Seeks Initiative Started For Raritan Hospital Mayor Collichio RARITAN TOWNSHIP - A need" in this area for additional realty agent for Lamond, told In Berlin Situation •Ix-month property option was hospital facilities and expressed The Register that water and gas Appears Before ligned yesterday to provide land he hope that "all agencies and facilities are available at. the for the construction of a five- persons whose efforts will be re- site, with water to be provided Grand Jury story $4,500,000 hospital, Mayor quired for the undertaking will by the West Keansburg Water Co. Philip J. Blanda, Jr., announced heed the call in order to make and gas by the New Jersey Nat- FREEHOLD — Mayor Rusk, Ministers last night. this project a success." ural Gas Co. Louis Collichio of Keans- The option is for 17 acres of Sewer Negotiations The closest sewer connection (See HOSPITAL, Page 2) burg went before a Mon- property owned by Harvey S. Harry S. Willey, Centerville, mouth County Grand Jury To Map Actions Bedle, Sr., director of the Re- dle Funeral Home, Keyport. yesterday to testify about The site is located on the Total: $6,555,000 his charges of widespread)] WASHINGTON (AP)—The Kennedy administra- south side of Rt. 35, at the rear bookmaking and of corruption in tion was reported today to be holding in reserve a of Shore Point Inn, between wide range of military and diplomatic actions which Holmdel Rd. and Bedle Rd., ex- his resort. tending 970 feet along Holmdel The mayor was one of 12 wit- may be taken by the United States and its European Four Railroads nesses at the special session Rd. and 875 feet along Bedle allies as the Berlin crisis develops. Rd. called by County Prosecutor Vin- Committeeman Marvin Olinsky, cent P. Keuper, Secretary of State Dean Rusk will try in Paris next a member of the township's Receive Subsidies At the close, neither Mr. Keu- week to get firm agree- Committee for the Development per nor the mayor would com- ments with allied foreign of Commerce, Industry and TRENTON (AP) -Subsidies early weekend hours and did not ment on what had transpired. 6 Aboard Mr. Keuper said "the matter ministers on a succession Trade, told The Register that totaling $6,555,000 to continue es- carry much' traffic. of steps designed in part, tentative plans for the hospital, sential commuter service have 965 Train* is still open; the Grand Jury which would be financed and been awarded to New Jersey's The state subsidy will help pay will decide what action,- if any, at least, to give the We3tem built by Lamond Construction four major railroads. . for the operation of 965 trains for is to be taken." Abandon powers some initiative in deal- Co., Inc., New York, have been In announcing contracts with a total of almost 20 million car Mayor Collichio had said it was ng with Russia on the Berlin revised and upgraded since the the carriers yesterday, • state miles during the 1961-62 fiscal easy to place horse bets in Keans- problem. time of the original announce- Highway Commissioner. Dwight year. The trains carry' about 74,- burg and had charged that book- HuntFor The foreign ministers meeting ment May 30. R. G. Palmer said 96 per cent of 000 commuters daily. makers were making payoffs for involving the United States, Brit- 56 More Beds the trains now in service would Last year the state spent $4,- police protection. He has with- ain, France and West Germany i At that time, the lamond firm be continued. 588,000 on subsidies. held names from publication, how- Cruiser begins Aug. 5. It may laad to a had planned to construct a 150- Palmer, in charge of the state's Palmer said the outlays still ever. Western summit conference of bed building at a cost of $2,- program to preserve rail service, left the railroads with substantial Bookmaking Charge BR1ELLE — The Coast Guard President Kennedy! French Presi- 500,000. listed the following subsidies: deficits. He added that they could The mayor's outcry followed announced today it has abandon- dent Charles de Gaulle and Brit- not be expected to continue such ish Prime Minister Harold Mac- Current plans are to increase Erie-Lackawanna Railroad, $2,- by a day the arrest July 12 by PLEDGE GOP SUPPORT—Sen. Everett Dirksen of ed, its detailed search for the the size of the hospital to 206 795,000;- the Pennsylvania Rail- arrangements indefinitely. county detectives, with the co- missing 27-foot Cabin Cruiser, millan. nois, right, and Rep. Charles Halfeck of Indiana, Repub- beds, at an estimated construc- road, $2,096,000;. the Jersey Cen- The subsidy program was au- operation of local police, of Al- "One More," which disappeared Summit Meeting tion cost of four million dollars, tral, $1,552,000; and the. Reading thorized by 1960 Legislature as fred Gasparone, 47, of 60 Waacka- lican leaders of the Senate and House, meat with newt- July 20 after sailing from Hoff- Ultimately if East-West nego- Railroad, $18,000. . an emergency measure to guaran with the total project cost, in- ack Ave., Keansburg, on a book- men in Washington to formally pledge their "complete man's Anchorage for/*- day's off- tiations over Berlin produce any cluding equipment and inventory, The agreements with the car- tee the continuation of commuter progress toward ending the cri- making charge. Gasparone 'is support" of President Kennedy in the Berlin crisis. The shore fishing trip with six men estimated at $4,500,000 to $5,- eers require them to co-operate service. free in $1,000 bail pending a aboard. sis, diplomatic exchanges could 000,000. with the state in making a study Palmer said a long-range im- preliminary hearing Monday. announcement followed a meeting of top GOP leaders The announcement followed lead to a summit conference with proved mass transportation pro Mayor Blanda and Mr. Olin- of what steps can be taken to im- Mr. Collichio said then Gas- dramatic dash by a Canadian de- (See BERLIN, Page 2) sky commended Mr. Bedle for prove service, Palmer said. gram is now in the works. of the Congress. They demanded, however, cuts in parone's arrest would be followed stroyer to an area 300 miles of his willingness to sell the prop- He said the few trains which He said current steps to allevi- domestic spending to offset the-military buildup re- by a determined drive to rid the Cape Cod after a Canadian mil- erty, noting that the owner had have been dropped ran during the (See RAILROADS, Page 2) quested by the President. (AP Wire photo) not wanted to do so but had borough of all alleged gambling itary plane reported citing what agreed because of "his ex- activity. might be the missing New Jer- emplary spirit of community He assailed the prosecutor's sey craft last night. Nothing was betterment." office for allegedly not acting Night Club Fire found, however. The option contains a provi- East Point Offer against persons Mr. Collichio Naval Exercises sion that the land can only be said he had named a year or two Coast Guards said the destroy used for construction of a hos- Seeks to Develop 134 Acres ago. er, Terra Nova, and the plane pital, and that it would revert When the prosecutor wrote to Police Ask Cause were participating in Canadian to the ownership of Mr. Bedle UNION BEACH — Borough land Pierson, realtor, Lincroft, Mr. Collichio asking for any in- Naval Exercises south of Nova if the hospital is not erected. Council last night received an- will also attend the session. formation he had, Mr. Collichio Scotia. Mayor Blanda reported that other offer for development of Acting mayor William J. Lang- suggested the prosecutor visit Of Man's Burns Michael Simpson, of Denvlllt, him at home. The Grand Jury was skipper of the missing "One many Monmouth County physi- he i34.gcre East Point proper an announced that the Industrial mediately were unavailing. At 5 danelans have already expressed a ,„ call resulted. RED BANK—A Brooklyn man More." ty- Committee, organized earlier this suffering burns over 90 per cent a.m. the Keansburg First Aid itrong interest in the project. ,John Csik, 408 Broad St., Key- year by former Mayor Harvey Chief of County Detectives John His companions were Michael "" He emphasized the "extreme of his body is in critical con- Squad was summoned and took port, offered to purchase" the C. Eriksen, will continue its work M. Gawler was the first witness him to Riverview. Husti, Joseph and Thomas Ben- as the probe opened. dition in Riverview Hospital .this land for $30,000 and to develop it as a mayor's committee. morning and state police say he Hospital spokesmen said Mr. eel, of Wharton; Lewis Batson, of with a marina "and other facili- However, 'ie said, he will make (See PROBE, Page 2) may have been injured in a sus- Buckman told them he had been Flanders; and George Monti* of Worm Hunter ties if the borough so desires." no decision regarding continuance picious explosion and fire which bufned when gasoline flared up Rockaway. He said that if council also of the Beachfront Improvement Postal Branch destroyed a fashionable night | while he and another man were They had expected to fish al wants an industry on the tract Committee until after that group club early this morning at Edi-j working on a boat motor pre- day on July 20 and return al Is Sought and a motel or beach he would submits a report which it is now p night. Set to Open son. Iparatort y t o a fishinfihi g tripti . TheTh y FREEHOLD (AP) — Edward "attempt to bring In these facil- sa Ray of nearby Farmingdale, ities" as well as construction of Two Named MIDDLETOWN — A contract Herbert Buckman, 42 of 2676 'd however, there was conflict proprietor of a bait ranch, is the marina. Appointed to the Recreation branch post office, designated as We3t Third St., Brooklyn, his ing information he had been Issue Warning looking for six additional men A year ago, Mr., Csik offered Commission were- Mrs. Joseph "Suburban Branch," will open clothes virtually burned from his burned in a bar. Francla A. O'NeU, Id to hunt worms on a piece-work $14,000 fof the same property. Ennis, replacing Richard A. Shan- next Friday at 277 Rt. 35 in the body, arrived at the home of his State police at Keyport said On Pollution basis. Last month, A. F. Bahrs, High- non, and Eugene Bender, re- Suburban Pharmacy. wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. they were working on the as- TRENTON (AP) — The state He pays a half-cent a worm lands contractor, offered $16,000 placing William Beasley. Both Joseph Condina, pharmacy Leon Morgan, 37 Willis Ave., sumption Mr. Buckman was Health Department today issuec He's First and says his workers make be^ for the land, and stated that he unexpired terms will end Dec. owner, has been appointed as Keansburg, at 3:45 a.m. burned when Keefe Brasselle's a final warning to two New Jer- tween $10 and $12 a night, would build a marina, bathing 31, 1963. clerk in charge. The facility Mrs. Morgan said this morning Hollywood Night Club, Rt. 1 and sey firms to stop alleged pollu- catching night crawlers. beach, swimming pool, and motel Council deferred action on an will make available all types of Mr. Buckman "was in great pain, Maple Ave., was wrecked about tion of the air with their salvage To Enlist Ray told Herman M. Levine, at the site, and also locate a ordinance granting tax exemp- postal services, including regis- he was incoherent, he couldn't 45 minutes after the 2 a.m. clos- operations. RED BANK - Francis A. manager of the local state Em- small industry there. tions for senior citizens. It was tered mail, certified mail, in- tell us anything." ing hour. Dr. Roscoe P. Kandle, state O'Neil, 3d, 24 Burlington Ave, iloymentrOfficer-yesterday-that Council decided last —night--to estimated~that-the-measure-will ^urecU-and-parcel—post,—along _Ihe-Brooklyn-roan-asked that Neither state police nor polio health commissioner. »et an Aug. Leonardo. wiH be the first man at fcdison were able to tiefinitely he-war-wiHing-to-t«in-begin-- meet^with-both—parties Aug.—8 a>st-the-rK>rough^27i300-for-thisTwith--the-sale-of--aU—types-of nig—wife-be-contacted-in Brook 24 deadline for compliance foi from the Red Bank area to en- ners. to discuss" me entire matter. Ro- year. stamps and stamped paper. lyn, but efforts to reach her im- coTffie7H~Mrr~Buc1{rnTn~wlllr~the & S Auto Wreckers, Rt. 23, list since President Kenne club fire which was valued be- Wayne Township, and Jersey nounced his intention tween $60,000 and $100,000. Cooperage Co., River Rd., Sayre- the Army'* strength to one mil- At least one man, Josaph Sam- vtlle. lion men. famularo, .43, of Brooklyn, was He said their cases will be O'Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. burned in the blaze, police said. turned over to Ihe attorney gen- Francis A. O'Neil, Jr., appeared Board To Resubmit Building Plan He was admitted to Middlesex eral unless the firms install run- at the recruiting station shortly General Hospital, • New Bruns- ning water,, adequate fire-fight' wick. after the doors opened Wednes- inn equipment, and proper Incin- day, the morning after :he Pres- 12'Cla$sroom (See BURNS, Page 2) eration. ident's speech. Addition NEW SHREWSBURY - The Sunday Use of Fields Shrewsbury Township Board of Education last night voted unani mously to resubmit to voters "as Mosl Boards of Education Do Not Bar It soon as possible," a proposal to 1 Most of the boards of educa- property) Is used regularly on playgrounds at the elementary build a 12-classroom addition to tion In the northern Monmouth Sundays for Softball during the schools there are used on Sun- the Swimming River School. County area — with the exception summer, days, R, Thomas —Jannarone, This is the same proposal which of Red Bank and possibly one or The Keyport school board policy school superintendent, reported. was resoundingly defeated in a two others — permit the use of reads as follows: "The high "The . various school play- May referendum. school playgrounds and athletic school athletic field may he made grounds are available to any At the same meeting, the New fields on Sundays, a Register sur- available to the firemen, police, worthwhile group outside of Shrewsbury Parents Committee vey revealed yesterday. First Aid Squad, local veterans' school hours," he noted. presented the board with a peti- The survey was prepared as a groups and the borough and to The Highlands' school play- tion signed by 66 voters, which result of the recent controversial civic and service groups of Key- ground is used on Sundays by asked for another referendum en decision by the Red Bank board port if they are sponsoring youthjyoung people in the brjKfugh and tirely: in refusing to rent the Red Bank or teenage activities. by airmen of the 6i6th Aircraft One on the question of obliging High School athletic field lo Red There is no restriction in the Control and Warninp Squadron. the school board to do away with Bank Catholic High School for policy against Sunday use. School playgrounds are also double sessions. Sunday football games. Although Raritan Township's used on Sundays in other The petition was referred to the Luther A. Foster,' superintend- new high school is not completed Bayshore towns, including Holm- education committee for study. ent of the Matawan school system, del, Keansburg, Atlantic High- Anson W. Peckham heads the told The Register that there has lands and Union Beach. None of unit. been a longstanding policy in PATIENCE IS A VIRTUE — Board Member, Anson W. the school boards in these com- May Call Vote • Matawan permitting use of the munities has a fixed policy re- Peckham, rests head on hands for a moment before con- high school 'athletic field there on Index By state law the board, on re- I striding Sunday use of such fronting the rest of a long, hard, hot evening at last Sundays (as well as during other] Page!fields, although Union Beach has ceipt of such a petition, may call "non-school" time) by various the desired referprfUum, or may night's meeting of the Shrewsbury Township Board of Amusements , imposed restrictions from time groups. | 11-17 refuse to do so. In the latter case Education. Also seen; is board secretary Louis A. Births 2 to time because of vandalism. onn those groups, he re-i Superintendent of -the Rumson -the petitioners may appeal to Steinmuller. Jim Bishop :: t state education authorities. I ported, is the St. Joseph's Calh-| Bridge . 4 Fair Haven Regional High School, olic Youth Organization, which The board president, Dr. Rich- ClaMlfled 22-24 Dr. John F. Kinney, Jr., said Bernard Schwartz, He pointed out "Believe it or not," ho said, PRESENTING THE PETITION — New Shrewsbury Par- plays baseball at Ihe Matawan yesterday that there is no specific ard Swenson, in a strongly word- 8ntt Comics . 25 that education costs in this bor- I'd like to see the referendum | Committee preiident John Crowley reads a peti- High School athletic field from Crossword Puzzle 8, 11 policy governing use of the ed statement, urged residents of time to lime on Sundays. this school district to "wake up ough are well below the county passed." tion to the Board of Education. Signed by 66 residents, Editorials athletic fields. average, being $351.88 per pupil, "But if the same proposal goes Babe Ruth Loop Free lo Act from this mid-summer madness, it asks for » special referendum on the question of dou- Herblock 8 and get this town back on the as against the county average of back to the people without fur- He said the Bayshore League Kitty Kelly : 18 Rather the policy is general and track." $370 per pupil. ther public discussion and study ble sessions in district schools. A. John Erlacher, of the of the Babe Ruth baseball organ- Movie Timetable II permits Dr. Kinney some free- of it, it doesn't have a chance," committee, right, listens. ization also has used the field, as Obituaries 2 dom of action. "Except In neto (for the text of Dr. Swenson's 'Careful Steward' well as a firemen's league, the remarks, see page 3) "This board has been a care- he added. "You would just be Sylvia Porter '. ( and unusual cases I may act beating a dead horse." and take on the question, I would Pop Warner League, and various Radlo-Televlilon 18-17 alone," he said, without seeking He asked all groups and in- ful steward of the taxpayers mon- siderably more than usually ap- civic and service groups. dividuals, including the Parents be prepared to support a building pear, even for such special board Rellgloui Services 12-13 board advice or approval. ey," he stated. "The public relations of the Middletown school superintend- Committee, to work with the Qualified support for the build- board on this question stink," Mr. proposal." events as budget hearings. Social IMS He commented that at the last ent Paul F. Lcfcver said no George Sokolsky t board meeting' permission was board to pass the building refer- ing proposal came from an un- Ross stated. An audience of 46 persons, in About a third of the audience such requests have been made for Sports 20-21 granted to the Pop Warner loot- endum. expected source. Bernard Ross, "There is no sense rushing in- addition to board members, ad- was made up of Parents Com- The motion lo resubmit ihe the high school field there, but Stock Market . 1 ball league to use facilities at the a prominent member of the Par- to a September referendum," he ministrators and reporters, al- mittee members. Jpointect nut that the old Leonardo building question was offered byents Committee. Successful Investing I High School in the Fall aid. "But with some further givetended the meeting^This is con- (See PROPOSAL, Page 2) Athletic Field (Board of Education W. S. White I (See SUNDAY, Page 1) * nrky, July 28, 1%1 RED BANK REGISTER Berlin (Cemttaed) -Hour Session Soviet Premie* Khrushchev. At OBITUARIES , however, that I* more poMlbtiity in the background OLIVER HUGHES t official thinking than s scri- us Jong-range prospect. ASBURY PARK—Oliver Hugh- ning Ordinances Administration informants Mid 38, of Ml Sylvan Ave. was Kennedy's Berlin action program ound dead In the back seat of a. aid before the nation Tuesday larked car, at the rear of 1115 night was onJy a starter. They ipringwood Ave. last night. Adopted in Atlantic said that what Kennedy and He was born here, son of the ..ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP -Fol- ilained that other A residential Rusk contemplate is a series of ate Isaac and Marie' Hughes, '" ing a public hearing last night ireas require 36-foot blacktop >teps which will b» put into ef- jid was a veteran of World War ore. 125 residents, the Town- mrfaces with a 56-foot over-all fect as the maneuvering between I. Mr. Hughes was a former Committee adopted ordi- idth and curbing. Considering the Western powers and Russia isident of Red Bank. He was a ^siaces amending zoning and land he topography of the township, over the future of Berlin takes riember of St. Augustine Eplsco- 1 al Church. *;fcidivijton codes described by he mayor said he felt this type PROPOSED BAYSHORE GENERAL HOSPITAL—Architect ! drawing shows revised plani for a 206-bed hospital ts shape in coming months, 'jftjjbor George J. Dittmar as if development would be suitable Possible future moves on the Surviving are a sister, Mrs. ^-^Saranteeing a highly, desirable or certain portions of the town- in Raritan Township, off Rt. 35 at Holmdel Rd. A land option for the project was signed yesterday. Target iilitary side include sending re- Thelma Lofton of Red Bank, and ij-eitdential community." >hip. date for completion of the structure, which would be erected by Lamond Construction Co., Inc., New York, is inforcements to NATO defenses two brothers, Isaac Hughes of The zoning ordinance increased sf-lBayor Dittmar explained to mid-1962. The site contains 17 acres. Originally, a smaller T-shaped building had been planned. in Europe and speeding up the Neptune and Roger Hughes of f-tMf audience in a more than four- he square footage requirements mobilization of VS. strength if his place. . h'our session that the ordinances From 1,400 to 1,800 square feet rcumstances seem to require The F. Leon Harris Funeral for ranch-type homes and from On the diplomatic side, con- lome, Asbury Pant, is In charge ;%«|-e to carry out the recoramen; iospital datfons In the master plan for the S0O to 1,000 square feet on the Vote Suggestion 'roposal cern in the State Department and if arrangements. ground floor with an 1,800 square c.tortrnsWp • made by Charles M. (Continued) (Continued) White House now is .centered on foot minimum for two-story nous would be in Keyport, about 1,000 the development of specific pro- Pike, executive director of the The rest gave loud and long ap- GEORGE E. TOOKER es. Requirements for homes of 'eet from the site. ilause to a warm endorsement of posals which the Western powers Monmouth C ou n t y Planning one-and-a-half stories will increase Mr. Willey said that negotia- can make to Russia for a way UNION BEACH — George E. Board. Meyner Is Rapped ;he board and Its policies, voiced Tooker, 62, of 805 Shora Blvd. In explanation, he also stated from 1,400 square feet to an over- ions will be started with Key- )y Arthur James of Eatontown- out of die Berlin crisis. that 95 per cent of the ordinances all minimum of 1,800 square feet ort officials this week, in or- Remove Irritants died suddenly Wednesday. freehold Rd. Mr. Tooker was born In New- read for final hearing were lden> and must maintain a 1,400 square der to make suitable arrange- Mr. James said he had moved Rusk refused at a news con- tical to the previous ordinances foot ground-level requirement. ments for sewer service. Keyport ference yesterday to give any in- irk, son of the late George and On Jetport Issue o New Shrewsbury a year ago Margaret Markee Tooker. He had that were already in effect. A resident, John Roche, Thpr Borough Council now has under :specially because of its good dication of what form these pro- oughbred Dr., said he felt the vay a $400,000 sewer plant ex- posals might take. But in reply >een a resMent here 12 years. Third Lowest port, said a referendum would chools. . Pointing out that taxes here present 1,400 square foot require- TRENTON (AP) — Opponents >ansion project. to a series of questions he would He was a member of the Lo- ment was higher than other sur- of a Morris County jetport have be "a new type of Russian Rou- "You elected these men, and :al 24, Plumbers Union, Newark. •we're the third lowest In the coun- Mayor Blanda reported that they have studied the school prob- not rule out any possibility. The rounding townships and that the given the cold shoulder to Gov.lette." questions raised such matters a, Surviving are his wife, Mrs. ty. Mayor Dittmar said that he .amond has agreed to set aside lems long and hard," he said. township could "keep ahead" if Robert B. Meyner's suggestion He viewed the referendum certain number of free beds removing "Irritants" to the So-Wary Eckert Tooker; a son, \vanted to see the township as 'You should be proud of this :hey only went to 1,550 square of a referendum on the question. question as "Which of the many n the hospital for patients who viet Union in the operations of 3eorge Tooker of Irvington; a "an oasis In the area of eonv x>ard, and support it." munities around us." feet. Meyner told a news conference sites surveyed for a new jetport ire unable to pay, and will also the Western powers in West laughter, Mrs. Lawrence Malon- do you want, just who is to pull "If you are dissatisifed with The major changes in the or- Cost of Lots •esterday he thinks a Morris jet- •eserve facilities for use by the Berlin. »y of East Orange; a brother, Walter C. Zimmerer, Jr., Conport would win a majority in a the trigger and which of the his board's policies, the thing to dinances were the establishment taritan First Aid Squad. Rusk declined to specify even IVilliam Tooker of Newark, and over Rd., member of the Plan statewide vote. He said he is sites is loaded?" Based on tentative plans, the do is elect new members in Feb- sight grandchildren. : of "rural residential" areas with ruary, but it is wrong to sabotage what "irritants" the West might ,twb-and-a-half acre lot- require- ning Board and builder, said tha willing to discuss a ballot ques- Best Site 'adlity, which would be named The funeral will be Monday at the board now," he stated. be wiling to negotiate with the ments; increases in the square "increasing requirements also in tion with the Legislature. The Port of New York Author- Bayshore General Hospital, p.m. in the Day .Funeral Home, creases value." "When the ordi ity rates the Great Swamp area Frederick Forrest, Industrial Soviet Union. In tin past, how- loQtage requirements in homes; But Senate President Thomas would provide service for per- ever, the Western pqwewhave Ceyport. With Rev. Norman R. 4Ss|jablishmetit of Industrial office- nance was first introduced |n J. HiHery, R-Morris, said he sawof Morris County as the best site sons from the adjacent counties Congress chairman; John Thorn- iUley, pastor of St. John's Meth- for a big new jet airport in the expressed willingness to curtail research and business zones; re- 1954, lots sold for $1,000," ne no chance of a referendum. The of Middlesex and Ocean, as well ;on, Edison Ave., and Butt De- odist Church, officiating. Burial stated. "Now you can't buy a lot metropolitan area. Meyner has Vitt, Hope Rd. also spoke in fav-propaganda activities In Berlin, quirement of two-car garages; Legislature has passed his bill to as for Monmouth County patients. to put a eedUng on Western troop will be in Fair View Cemetery. provisions for a golf course; the for less $ adt hn ddea00,.'h'e,03 ban a North Jersey jetport, Hil- said that jetport foes have failed >r of the school board and its for less than $3,000," he added. to disprove the Port Authority juilding proposal. strength In West Beriin (it is decreasing of residential fence lery said, and he sees no pros- around 11,000 men) and to givi The mayor said that 95 per cent report. One board member, Stuart heights from six to five feet; and pects of it reversing its position. assurance that the troops woul( of the 32 square mile township The governor has Hillery's bill Hand, said he had reservation: the prohibiting of overnight park- The two candidates to succeed not be provided with atomic is zoned A residential and the before him and has announced no Dead Man ing of more than one-ton truck Meyner as governor also opposed Births about the'building proposal, but weapons. The Soviet Union has future potential population is 35,- action on it, but he has said ln'the residential areas. the referendum. that he would not be a party to shown little Interest In such pro- 000. North Jersey needs a jetport to . The ordinances maintain the Can Be Overcome obstructing the board's decision, posed concessions. Identified minimum one-acre lot sizei a The ordinance also establishe bolster its economic future. Rlvcrvlew Hospital . and that he would work for pal- Richard J. Hughes, the candi- Rusk told his news conference FREEHOLD — The body of a '.•yiifil as the "look-alike" provl- a 64!/2-acre industrial zone bound- Related Story, Page IS Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Emer- sage of the referendum. date of Meyner's own Democrat that "we expect that negotiations man found in an abandoned sta- ;*«i4n that prohibits the repetition ed by Old Asbury Ave. and Earli son, 20 Shore Blvd., Keansburg "I would like it understood,' ic party, said he thinks the de- will In fact at some stage taki tion wagon along the Pennsyl- of similar home construction. Ammunition Depot. The mayor son, last Saturday. The birth cision on the jetport site is a he said, "that I am not in favoi place and that we and our aUie: vania Railroad tracks at Broad Mayor Dittmar explained thai said that an Industry is present- was incorrectly reported in of larger classes, not in favor ol egislative - executive responsi Sunday Monday's Register as a daughter. will try on our side to find op- and Throckmorton Sts. Wednes- the ordinance prohibits a similar by looking at the site. double sessions, and not in fa- bility and he would not shirk it. (Continued) Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Devine, portunities for a peaceful adjust day has been Identified as Wil- type of home from being con- vor of using all-purpose rooms Hughes said he believes the Haven youngsters had used the 11 Kent St., West Keansburg, merit of the situation which could liam R. Evans, 50, of Rt. 33, f tructed within 1,000 feet (or one classrooms. None of these de- be very dangerous." Freehold Township. per every 22 homes on a block. Weather problems of building a jetport In fields last year, he said, but nowdaughter, yesterday. the Burlington-Ocean County vices improves the quality of ed- If tihe Russians are concerned Dr. Julius A. Toren, county Drainage rights o! ways are es- Rumson has joined the program. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Soldo, 13 New Jersey — Mostly fair with Pinelands can be overcome. ucation." about (he rearmament of West- physician, said death was due to tablished upon which dwellings Groups closely connected to Pearl St., Red Bank, son, yester- near seasonable temperatures Meyner says it can't be done. day. He added, however, that ern Germany, he said, the fact natural causes. The man, he said, are prohibited. This provision, th with some cloudiness at times school or community activities thought one or more of these "lesi had been dead since Sunday. James P. Mitchell, the Repub- are not charged a rental fee, Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming, Is that this rearmament has mayor said, could save the town- today, tonight and tomorrow desirable devices" might have taken place in Germany as Mr. Evans was a porter at the , *hip $1,000,000 dollars In future lican candidate, said Meyner is he said. 561 Branch Ave., Little Silver, High in die 80s both days anc just passing the buck. He said son, yesterday. been used for a period ot time, part of the Western community. Shady Rest Inn, Freehold Town- drainage expenses." low tonight i Long Branch High School faclli Meyner should sign Hillery's Mr. and Mrs. Giulio Santo- simply to stop the rise in tax And the attitude of the Western ship. New Provision the 603. ies " in the past have been used bill and then proceed to a search padre, Houd Supply Co., Keyport, costs. community and of Western" Ger- Graveside services wen held Another new provision In th Extended fore- by baseball leagues here," A. A. for alternatives to a jetport in son, yesterday. He said the estimated $16 thai many "is not to provoke a wai resterday at the Manalapan Pres- ordinances, the mayor explained, cast: Eastern Anastasia, president of the Board Morris County. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurley, the proposed 12 classroom addl over matters which can be set- >yterian Cemetery under tin di- Is the method of acquiring ease- P e nnsylvania, of Education told The Register. tion would add to the taxpayer tied by peaceful means." rection of the James F. Higgtns ments for the widening of exist- George K. Katt, a leader of the 1016 Sycamore Ave., New Shrews- » o u t heastcra Applications for use of the fields burden is "admittedly almost tot Rusk said he wss "very much Memorial Home. ing through roads without pen- Jersey Jetport Site Association, bury, daughter, Wednesday. New York, are considered individually by thi small to mention," but stated thai encouraged" by the response alty to the property owner oi which opposes the Morris Air- Mr. and Mrs. Merl Carr, 14 Wil- Conn ecticul Board of Education. Generally no which has been received from cost to the township. low St., Keyport, daughter, he saw this as "the beginning ol and New Jer- rental fees are charged by tha allied governments since Kenne- Mr. Dittmar said the purpose Wednesday. further increases." sey tempera- board, if no admissions are Board member Russell Canfie dy's program was put before ot this was to bring road width tures durini Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Gasperone, Miss Rawson harged by the users of the field, said: them. to range from between 40 to 60 the 5-day per- <0 Waackaack Ave., Keansburg, he added. daughter, Wednesday. "The longer we wait to bulli He added: feet where presently some are iod Saturday Not Genera] Policy only 33 feet. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hickman, the classrooms we need, the mon "We believe «hat NATO can through Wednesday are ex- Dies, Retired "In general, oJr facilities are and will act with unity and with The new "rural residential' pected to average near normal 254 Church St., Belford, daughter, it will cost." not available for use on Sundays,' Wednesday. The petition presented by Mr increased strength in this situ areas will "help maintain a rura In northern portions to 2-5 above Kenneth Frisbie, superintendenl Bank Executive Mr. and Mrs. Joseph McDonald, Crowley, under provisions of state tion." atmosphere In the township," andnormal in southern portions. f Freehold Regional High School the mayor said he feels "there SeasonaMy warm, turning cooler PIERCE BRIDGE, N. H. — A 126 Dock St, Union Beach, son; statutes 18:7-61, asked for a spe- said. Wednesday. cial school election to enable vot- Is a definite demand for larger toward end of period. Some high woman who once held one of the There is no written policy gov- plot sizes." These areas may beand low temperatures are: Al- highest banking posts In the Mr. and Mrs. Larry Blade, 12i ers of the district to decide this erning Sunday use, he added, but Wyckoff Rd., Eatontown, son question: Burns located anywhere In the A resi- bany 83 and 60, Atlantic City 80 country is dead at 76. neither, has there been any such Wednesday. "Resolved by the duly regi (Continued) dential zone of the township, and 69, Hartford 85 and 62, New Miss Lulu Mae Rawson of Deal request in the past year. which presently requires one-acre York City 85 and 68, Philadel- Rd., West Deal, died at her sum- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Scales, tered and qualified voters Fire marshal Joseph Simon Asbury Park has no written 194 Seabreeze Way, Keansburg, lots. The streets constructed In phia 86 and 66, Scranton 83 andmer home here Wednesday night. policy governing the use of th Shrewsbury Township that doubl Edison termed the fire suspd such a project by the developer 61. Precipitation may total one Miss Rawson was named vice son Wednesday, sessions in the township schoo dous. He said a dozen empty athletic field on Sundays. The of- Mr. and Mrs. George E. Jones, must be self-contained (not to six tenths Inch occurring a president of the former Seacoas fice of the assistant superintend- are hereby condemned, and thai gasoline cans and a paper bag through streets), he added. showers about Monday Mid Tues- Trust Co., Asbury Park, in No 32 Arthur PI., Red Bank, son, the Board of Education is di containing caps and spouts ent of schools reported, however, yesterday. Black-Top Surface day. vember, 1928. The bank merged that the general policy Is to per- reeled to make such alteration! the cans were found near th Because of the limited traffic MARINE with the Asbury Park Nationa' mit only religious organizations Monmouth Medical Center in class and teaching assignment scene of the explosion. on such streets, the mayor con- Bank in 1050. Cape May to Block Island — to use the field. Mr. and Mrs. James Harmei within 30 days after this electloi Flames shot 40 to 50 feet tinued, the black-top surface Miss Rowson was the flrsl Variable winds today, tonight aw The only group which now uses Oakhurst Pkwy., Oakhurst, son as are necessary to eliminate b: the air. Assistant Fire Chief Ec would only be 20 feet with a 40- woman in New Jersey to become Saturday with velocities 10 knots the field on Sundays Is the Holy this morning. that time said double session: ward Muckin described the plac foot over-all width and would not a bank vice president, a position or less except local onshore Name Society, during its annual Mr .and Mrs. Calvin S. Haley, and to enable all children to at as an "inferno" and said It w require curbing. Mr. Dittmar ex- she held until her retirement in winds 10-15 knots in afternoon parade. 197 Washington St., Keyport, tend school on a full, norms beyond saving wlhen firemen a: 1931. hours. Visibility about 5 miles Frank Weinheimer, the super- daughter, yesterday. schedule." rived. except lower in early morning She began ai a general book intendent of the Monmouth Re- Patterson Army HoiplliiL_ Mr. Peckham tald after th The club, which bad 50 tables hours. Some variable cloudiness keeper-at-the-Seacoast- Nationa gional High School, Eatontown g wi and a bar, featured live enter- through Saturday^ — -Bank—In—Asbury—Park—whenH •Sftnond T.t, and Mrs,-Georg< birduly"considered by the educ said the Boar"d of Educatior C. Vilza, BIdg. 539, Fort Mon tainment. .TIDES organized In 1910. When the bank there had not yet set up a policj tlon committee which he head; Brasselle, an actor, was no (Sandy Hook) pioneered a women'* departmen mouth, a son, Wednesday. "We had Tioped this summer on the matter. Capt. and Mrs. Richard at the dub. His interest in th Today — High 9:13 p.m., lowIn itate banks in 1912, Miss spend our time studying the cu business, which was owned }:08 p.m. Rawson was named manager. Doody, 33 Midway La., Eaton- riculum and making reeomme town, a son, Wednesday. a corporation, was not immedi Saturday — High 8:40 a.m Miss Rawson scored another datlons for some changes," hi atejy determined. and 10:05 p.m., tow fc« »m first in 1913 when she was made Railroads said. "I am sorry that we wil EASY TERMS and 4:01 p.m. an assistant cashier. During tha have to spend valuable time (Continued) For dtaltr ntarttt you, CAUr Sunday — High 10:34 t.m. and year $h& bank became the Sea- Probe this petition Instead." adds upl Mora and mon Expert professional ate the transit crisis include thi KRICH-NEW JtRSEY, INC., 10:97 p.m., low 4:34 a.m. and coast Trust Co. and she was Port of New York Authority's (Continued) In presenting the petition M people use The Register ads eacl 4:53 p.m. named assistant secretary and Newark 12, Bl 8-74O0 24-hr, nursing ear* takeover of the bankrupt Hudson Others were Councilman Mar- Crowley said: -ISJ euro siinnj Mn«3»q onssi Monday — High 11:29 a.m. am treasurer. Amttlca't tiitl KA Distributor & Manhattan tubes, the rerouting tin C. Loshen and T. Edward "It is evident that there is 11:52 p.m., low, 5:21 a.m. am startling gap in liaison be- er.—Advertisement Licensed by the Dept. She was born In Kingston, N.Y. of Jersey Central trains into New Kinlin; former Mayor James J. Ot Institutions and Agencies 5:45 p.m. tween the board of Education and but came to Asbury Park at an ark, and the consolidation o Gravany; Borough Manager C. Of New Jersey (For Red Bank and Rumson early age to begin her rise in theNorth Jersey Coast service. the public, as represented in our bridge, add two hours; Sea Bernard Blum; Police Chief Al- committee. banking world. Palmer said two of the state'; phonsus McGrath; Police Deput; FOR ANY OCCASION HILLTOP Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Miss Rawson was a member o smaller lines which are trying t< "We regret that we have never Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High Chief Theodore Loder; Police been allocated sufficient time at PRIVATE NURSING HOME, WO. the National Association o! Bank cut out all passenger service n Capts. Joseph Fuccl and Robert Kings Hwy. Mlddletown lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Woman; president of the Business fused contracts with the state, a board meeting to document our HONEY BEE FLOWERS Kronenberger; Borough Attorney position." RUSSELL T. HODSKISS OS 1-0177 It pays to advertise In Thi and Professional Women's Club, They are the Pennsylvania-Read- George Ostrov and Borough Clerl Asbury Park; president of the "In the Interest of our children Register.—Advertisement. ing Seashore Line and the Sui-William Herlihy. Ariel Club; a member of the As-quchanna. and in your responsibility to the 464 BROAD STREET, bury Park Woman's Club, the Meanwhile, Chief McGrath has electorate," he told the board, A $94,000 contract will probabl; disclosed he is investigating in SHREWSBURY Daughters of the American Revo- be signed soon with the New Jei "we respectfully submit that ROBERT A. BRAUN lution and the Grand Avenue Re- formation given to him last wee! these misconceptions as to public sey & New York Railroad, Pal by the mayor. SH 1-4020 formed Church, She also served mer said. opinion must be removed and that "HOME FOR FUNERALS" s as chairman o( the production He said it was the first tinr the opinions of the town, not the Reliable Since 1927 committee of the Asbury Park- Mr. Collichio had ever presentei opinions of a selected, receptive One of the county's most modern funeral Red Cross Chapter and was 'Missing' Boy Found alleged gambling data to him. audience at the now-famous 'Kaf- BY WIRE ANYWHERE No Evidence homes with a completely home-Uka atmosphere. member ot the Child Welfare As At Sister's Home feeklatsches,' are paramount." sociation. LITTLE SILVER-David Walk The chief has denied an; Surviving are a brother, Perry er, 14, of 146 Rumson Rd. wasknowledge of police payoffs an- police department for alleged IN BROAD STREET EATONTOWN B. Rawson, with whom she lived found last night at 11 o'clock a said Collichio gave him no evi inefficiency. ARTCRAFT MEMORIALS Liberty Z-CJW in West Deal; a nephew, William the home of his sister, 384 HaldencVof payoffs. He put the blame on the prac- G. Rawson of Intcrlaken, and a burton Ave., Long Branch, aftei During the recent election cam tice of officers holding two jobs DISTINCTIVE Formerly of East Orange niece, Mrs. Norman Sibley being sought all day on a count; paign which saw the mavor dis and has moved, since taking place Mayor Gravany, Mr. Col-office, to ending such "moon- North Easthnm, Mass. wide alarm. Perfection ol Material and The funeral will be Monday a! Police said the boy, who live; lichio was sharply critical of th lighting. 10:30 a.m. at the Grand Ave. with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grum Workmanship In Beautiful Reformed Church, Asbury Park, left home Wednesday about 9 31 New Detlgni Burial will be in Old Tennent p.m. His foster parents cou Worden Funeral Home Cemetery. Arrangements are in ,>ive no reason for his disap Air Conditioned jor Your Comjnrl charge of the Ely Funeral Home, pearance. He has been returned Our memorials are manu- Asbury Park. to Mr. and Mrs. Grum. The Adams Memorial Home factured by (killed artisans 60 E. FRONT STREET RED BANK in our well equipped plant Beauty...Quality,.. Craftsmanship at West Long Branch. SHadyside 7-0557 Successor to Mount Memorial Home In Enduring Memorials LONG BRANCH MONUMENT CO., Inc. Visit our display. See the pleas- A modern, non-sectarian funeral home, with a home- ing variety of guaranteed monu- Wall St., CApital 2-0300, West Long Branch FUNERAL DIRECTORS like atmosphere and memorial chapel, dedicated to the ments ... all reasonably priced. Come in any time. continuation of traditional reputation for distinguished "Tht precious keepiakes, Into wUch fr BRANCH OFFICE and DISPLAY comantM wrought the giver's loving thought." service and quiet dignity. HUMS L0N6FEUOW 310 Brood Street Red lank, N. J. MONMOUTH MONUMENT CO. | JOHN VAN KIRK & SON HEADDEN'S CORNER | S Uft iyuuiiur rd., Mlddlelonu ull rt. J6 i Monnmenls llFMlrn'« liirnir Nil HIJI» MIDDIETOWN, N. J. SHadyside 7-3810 I HARRY C. F. JAMES A. ROBERT F. T.rmi BH..1-MB IStock Price Swensorfs Statement RED BANK REGISTER Friday, July 28, 1961^-S Successful Investing Text ot •Utcment by Dr. responsibility for educating our [Hike Gains Richard Sweom, . president, chUdren can neither be avoided Rapid Growth of Hawaii Sparks at la* oJgi.fi meeting of the nor postponed, aad'ijoing the job In Impetus Sbremiwry TowmbJp Board ot properly is a goal worthy of all Education: our energies, and it is a goal to Interest of Investor 'NEW YORK (AJP) - The stock I would like to make a few which your elected board mem- market yesterday made its second bers have pledged themselves. Q— "We Just returned from our studies, I believe recovery here biggest advance of 1961 as trading remarks to my fellow board first cruise to Hawaii and we may be quite slow. grew heavier. members and to my fellow citi- Specifically, I am • requesting were very impressed with the You' would get about 50 per Volume swelled to 4.17 million zens of New Shrewsbury and that the board move to present building we saw going on there. cent more income with less risk shares. Shrewsbury Township. this referendum (for a 12-class- Do you' fesl that this rapid ex- by switching into Duquesne Light The Dow Jones Industrial Aver- room addition to the" Swimming Our community is being hurt River School) again, and, if the pansion will (NYSE), and I advise you to do age rose 8.61 to 702.80. and hurt badly. The defeat of continue? If so, so. Of 1,276 issues traded, 734 ad- board so moves, that the admin- the recent referendum was a istration take such steps as could you give (Mr. Spear cannot answer all vanced and 338 declined. New grievous blow to our educational us a stock mail personally but will answer highs for the year totaled 44 and standards. necessary to accomplish thi within a short time—preferably which will re- all questions possible in his col- new lows 14. The subsequent, well-publicized umn). no later than Sept. 26. fleet this The gain in the averages was events have damaged the good growth?" strengthened by advances of 5% And in the name of the board, l name of our community and our I am requesting that the Parents L.G. by DuPont and 2 /t by American school system even more. It is A—Few main- Telephone. Committee, any group within it Community particularly ironic that most of study groups within and withou land areas are ''Thirteen of the 15 most active this damage is being done in the expanding a s stocks advanced and two de- the PTA, women's clubs, and name oif economy and in the other organizations and groups rapidly as Ha- Core Area clined. name of education, while in fact Avco, was the most active and individuals who are concern- SPEAR wajj an(i i see this folly is ruining botii. stock, rising >/4 to 25 on 73,800 ed about the welfare of our no reason why our 50th state This meeting has been called town, all join with us, advise us should not continue to grow at a Is Planned shares. Second was Bethlehem, off Vt at 42% on 55,300 shares. not to prolong the damaging and help us in any way they can THE BOARD—Shrewsbury Township Board of Education members listen to commtnti fast pace. ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP - In bickering on side issues, but to to pass this referendum and per- Population has jumped 50 per planning for a "community Third most active was Lockheed, off % at 49% on 52,600 shares. focus our attention on the real mit our community to hold its from the audience at last night'i meeting. • Left to right are Bernard Schwarii, cent over 1940 levels, and person- core" area, the Township Com- problem, which is the need for head high once again. al income has risen much faster mittee adopted an ordinance last Next came Kayser-Roth, up JJ Mrs. Miriam I. Harris, Clarence Moore, Robert Teeters, Anson W. Peckham, Presi- at 25, and Ford, up % at 9014 additional classroom space. In short, let's wake up from dent Richard Swenson, and Board Secretary Louis A. Steinmuller. At the table, but than the national average. Spend- night appropriating $32,000 for Taxes may be higher/.than this midsummer nightmare and ing by tourists like yourself is the purchase of a 30-acre site on Yesterday's Closing Stocks: not seen, were members Emerson Platto, Stuart Hand and Russell Canfield. ACF Ind Int Paper 32 some of us would like, but the get this town back on the track expected to bring in $150 million Cedar Dr. Adams Ex 30'* Int TeliTel S6«, this year and give the islands' Air Reduc 75 I-T-E Ckt Brk ;-• The apropriation would also Alleg Cp 1014 Johns Man 64 economy a big boost. provide for the purchase of a Alleg Lud 47H Jones SE L 71% One situation which I think of- Alleg Pw 44J4 Joy MIg 41% New Minister of Music three-quarter acre plot to widen Allied Cb 83H Kalaer Al 40 fers as good a stake as any in and straighten a bridge and ap- Allll Chal Kennecott 87 « Alcoa. Koppera 47% Hawaii's growth Is Castle and proaches on Phalanx Rd. Am Alrlln 1 Kresge S3 33 Cooke (PCSE). Earnings growth Am Brk Bh a , Kroger 28 U At Presbyterian Church The "area" would be for future Am Can Uhlgh CAN 14' has been good; and after the community needs as recom- Am Cyan Leh Port C Am MftFdy 1... Val Ind RED BANK — William C. ., Presbyterian Church; recent merger with Dole, the well mended by the township's mas- Am M*Fdy «". Leh Val RR known pineapple firm, and Co- ter plan for a future township Am Mot 44 LOF Olasi 51% Wood will begin his duties as min- Washington, D.C., Baptist Church Am Smelt 3% Lib Hc.N'iL, 12% lumbia River Packers, a canner hall, library, playfield, park, or Am Sted 14 > Llgg & My 84 V, ster of music of the Presbyter- and the Greenville Community of sea foods, Castle and Cooke space for any other public Am TelftTel 124 Lukena Etl ian Churoh Tuesday. He re- Reformed Church, Scarsdale, Am Tob VI Mack Trk has become Hawaii's largest busi- means for the next 20 years. Am Viacoas 55: Martin Co places Dr. Caul F. Mueller, who N.Y. Amp Inc 27 H Merck ness enterprise. Other interests Mayor George J. Dittmar said Anaconda 67S MOM 5a4* has retired. His wife was born ;n Korea include sugar, nuts, shipping, in- the township plans to purchase Armco Stl 74?i Minn MAM 7714 His wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil- daughter of Presbyterian mis Armour & OoM Mo Pac A lurance, real estate, and indus- the acreage from John C. Ripley. Armst Ck Mont Ward son Wood, will direct the junior sionaries. Mrs. Wood holds trial equipment sales. Ashl Oil Nat Btic bachelor of science degree from The property adjacent to the Atcniaon 2814 Nat Dairy choirs at «he Presbyterian T believe the shares should bridge on Phalanx Rd. is owned At! Retln Nat DUtm saw Churoh. Sarah MacDonald College and Avco Corp 26 Nat Gyps work out well for you over a pe- by Gustave Vierman. Bibcock £ W 46VI Nat Steel Mr. Wood is a member of the bachelor of music degree from Bald Lima. 16% NY Central American Guild of Organists and Westminster Choir College. riod of time. Bait ft Ob 30H Nla M Pw Q— "I am ill, out of work, and $4,661 CONTRACT Bayuk Clg 40% No Am Ar 54 \i formerly was president of the Mr. and Mrs. Wood have Bhree Bell ft How 58H Nor Pac 43% children, William, 20, with the Is need of income, I own snares EATONTOWN - A contract Betidtx 67% Nwit Alrlln 32% Northern California Choral Di of Reichbold Chemicals, bought awarded by Borough Council to Betb Steel 4214 Norwich Pn 59 rectors Guild. Air Force, Robert, 16, and Boeing S3 Ohio Oil 44 In 1959 at $30.25. Shall I take my Motorola, Inc., Glenside, Pa., Borden 6354 Outb Mar Mr. Wood is a 1939 graduate of Nancy, 12. Borg Want Owens 111 Gl loss and switch?" J.M. Wednesday night was in the Brunswick Pan A W Air 18K Westminster Choir College, A— I am very sorry to hear of amount of $4,661, Councilman Buckeye PI Param Plct 67V14j Princeton, with a bachelor of Bucy Erls 20 Penney JC 47% your troubles, which in this world Ralph Lewis has advised. Bulova 17% Pa PwftU 3D music degree, and also holds a Mrs. Sanborn ~never seem to come singly. Burl Jnd 2014 Pa RR master of arts degree from the In yesterday's Register the fig- Cui JI Bli Pepal Cola 50 In your position, I would take ures submitted by the successful Oater Trao 3914 Phil El 32% San Francisco Theological Sem- Is Re-installed Celanese 37% Phlll Pet 62U my loss in Reichbold and free and unsuccessful bidder were Chea ft Ob 59 Pit Steel inary. myself of one worry at least. Chrysler 46 Pub Bv Eta 67 He has been assistant profes- HIGHLANDS — Mrs. Vivian THE AUDIENCE—A part of the audience at last night's meeting of the Shrewsbury transposed. Platt Sales, Inc., New Cltlea Svc 54 >,4 Pullman 3614 Reichbold is not a bad stock, but York, had offered a price of. Coca Cola es\ Purs Oil 37% sor of church music at Berkeley, Sanborn was reinstalled as Township Board of Education listens intently as the board votes to resubmit to voters earnings have been going down- Colg Palm RCA 0014 Calif., Baptist Divinity School; councilor of Twinlight Council, $5,085 on the contract, for a two- Colum Gas 43 Reading Co a proposal to build 12 classrooms as an addition to Swimming River School. hill since 1967. For this reason, way radio system for borough Coml Solv 28 Repttb Stl 6414 organ teacher at San Francisco Sons and Daughters of Liberty, Con Ellis 32*4 Revlon 66 bush, associate recording secre- Aufieri, newly elected associate 19 K Sears Koeb 6SH It pays to advertise In The The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- Dent Sup 16% Shell Oil 4.1 music at the Oakland, Calif., Others installed wer» Mrs. tary; Mrs. Violet Anderson, in- councilor, and Mrs. Henrietta Doug A] re 3114 Sinclair 42 1 Register.—Advertisement. ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- Dow Che-m 35). Smith, AO 32T1 Baptist Churoh; the Greensboro, Harry Dilger, vice councilor; side guard; Mrs. Mary Beits, Kinney, newly-elected guard, tions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities Du Pont 76H Sooony 46'.< Duq Ll 22414 Sou Paa 24", could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated East Kod 27% -Sou Ry 62" by the "asked") at the tune of compilation. End John 104 Sperry Rd 28T4 Erls Lack 23S Std Brand 63<<, BANKS PMC Cp 4% 52" Plreston* Std Oil Cal Aiked Ford Mot Std Oil NJ .Asbury Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l Oen Accept Stud Pack Asbury Park, Ocean Grove Gen Cigar Texaco 103 Gen Dynam Tex G Prod 38 !4 Belmar-Wall Nat'l Gen Elec Textron Cantral Jersey Bank Oen Fds Tldewat Oil 23Ti CORVAIR WINS AGAIN Transamer 377 Farmers & Merchants Oen Motors M% Un Carbide 134', First National, Bradley Beach Gen Pub Ut Un Pac 34 J, a Tel ft El •XV, Unit Alro First Nat'l, Freehold Gen Tlr* 75H United Cp 8S Ksansburg-Mjddletown Gillette US Lines 331 Qlen Aid US Plywa TongTSfanc'h Trust Ooodrlch 6U9 Qoodyear US Rub Matawan Bank Grace ft Co 4374 US Smelt 33*4 Merchants Trust ot A4P 74H US Steel m\ Oreynound 5ZV, Van Al Stl Monmouth County Nat'l Gulf Oil 2S(, Walworth 35'i L Hammer-Pap 38H Warn B Pic 8 New Jersey Trust ~ Here Pdr »25i Wn Un Tel 81 Peoples Nat'l, Keyport 111 Cent 42H Westg El 44H White Mot 43T4 Sea Bright Nat'l Int Bus Men 48114 Woolworth -77 >4 INDUSTRIAL Int Harv 5114 Yngst ShftT 108T. Alkon Industries Int Nick 82 Brockway Glass Bzara Chemicals Electronics Associates' (XXX) Hits Scanty Hanson VW-M Haydu Industries Laird & Company Beach Attire Monmouth Park N. J. Natural Gas (x) NEWARK (AP) - The Auxili- N. J. Natural Gas Pfd. ary Roman Catholic bishop o Trad Electronics Newark yesterday denounced U. S. Homes and Development Corp. scanty summer costumes and (x) Dividend called on Catholics to resist im (xx) 6.7 percent stock div. 1958. modest dress. *"__• ~"v'r riivM-nd (xxx) 2 percent stock div. 1958: Auxiliary Bishop Walter Curtis condemned what he called the "pagan influence" of summer fashiohs^and called upon men__as JFas women to "strTve for an t] open and ideal modesty." "We see a daily lessening o proper sense of manly reserve,' Bishop Curtis wrote in the Advo- cate, diocesan weekly. 'Simply Accepted' "Style, even daring style, seems to come first and the ideal of modesty second," he said. "Ex- posure in summer wear is no longer explained away. It is simply accepted and even sought after. "Shorts, as short and as tight as the wearer prefers, are almost universal, not only among thoughtless adolescents but even among mature and older women ^'Men bared to the waist are an increasingly common sight. . "Emphasis of body by form fitting and transparent clothing is Let Us Add seemingly accepted wi th ou t scruple by Catholics as by others,' 'he said. * In appealing for a crusade to A minute early, a minute late—and you're penalized. Total penalties for A NEW DORMER "stem the tide of indecency and LADIES' PRIZE-4,200 MILE TRANS-CANADA RALLY! Denise and Starr (remember, this event was 4,200 miles long): (our. If your family needs more room, let us show you how big, the general decline in Christian bright and cheery your attic can be with a new, full dormer modesty," Bishop Curtis added: minutes. Four. or the popular "A" dormer. You may add extra bedrooms "Modesty above the crowd's Their car was a Corvair Monza Four-Door. Among the very few can and bath and at a price so low you will be amazed. Call will not be easy. that topped them were two more Corvairs—Monza Club Coupes, one today for your free estimate without" obligation. . "You will be laughed at driven by Trant Jarman and Jim Bickham, the other by Dick Doyen and scorned, ridiculed by those who! Clay Gibbs, who won the Canadian Winter Rally and the Frostbite 500 lO'x.4' ROOM Completely Prepared will consider your noticeable CORVAIR modesty a condemnation of their (all three Corvairs, like virtually every entry*were specially equipped Planned and designed by Monmouth Construction; sill; floor for rally participation). This Trans-Canada Rally, competitors told us, beams; plate; studs; ceiling beams; rafters; ridge; door, carelessness of this virtue." BY CHEVROLET was one of the most searing tests of car and crew in the world. They fought window and closet openings prepared. The smiling lady you see above is Denise McCluggage. With navigator snow and dust, mountains and lonely plains, all the way from Montreal ADD-A-ROOM! Fined $15 Starr Hammen, she's juBt driven over 4,200 miles in seven days. One to( Vancouver, British Columbia. reason Denise is wearing the smile is that she and Starr won the coveted The Corvairs won the respect of everybody. And "everybody" include! By Crowell Coupe jles Dames in this rugged Trans-Canada Rally, topping every other some of Europe's finest rallyists, not to mention a goodly portion of FAIR HAVEN-A Point Plean- women's team entered. Another reason is that they beat some 90% of all Canada's population. But then, winning respect is an old habit of Corvair. ant woman was found guilty yes- the men't teams entered. In a rally, of course, you're given specific speeds If you don't believe it, try a drive in one at your Chevrolet dealer's. terday of careless driving and (within legal limits) at which to complete each portion of the route. You'll soon be a true believer. fined a total of $15 by Magistrate John V. Crowell. O DOWN PAYMENT The defendant, Elizabeth Car- mesin, of 327 East Han Rd., Point Pleasant, pleaded not guilty to See the new Corvair at your local authorized Chevrolet dealer's First Payment November the charges which resulted from an automobile accident. Up To 20 Years To Pay A similar fine also was paid by Renee B. Kremer, 15 Westwood Ct., Little Silver, who pleaded guilty to charges of careless driv- CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY ing. HIGHWAY H5 AT IIEDDONS CORNER—MIDOI.KTOWN Mary E. Moore, 41 South St. I'Unspcct ii-ms Slladysidi- KiOfiO Highlands, paid a $20 fine for 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SH AD YS IDE 1-3130 driving 40 mph in a 25-mile zone. 4—Friday, July 28, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER ing which opponent had started monds A 10 9 5. clubs J 9 5 A. ated smoothly this year. Nuas still ting separate high schools In • with the doubleton. What do you say? teach at Kalida. district with 3,000 population and /4ua» Teach a tax bjue of $11.9 MUton wu Goes Wrong j AriWer: Bid 1 NT. You are 1 «a expensive duplication. The actual declarer went wrong point short of the normal 1ft Catholic, Public At Ottawa, nuns who taught at SS. Peter and Paul High School Ottawa'* Catholic community, in this case. He assumed that points for this bid, but you have comprising 65,per cent of tye Bridge Column West, a good player, had played two tens and.two nines to make will be transferred to the parish elementary school. district's population, built iU high the eight'of clubs from « holding up for the shortage. For game school in 1955 at a cost. Of By ALFRED SHEINWOLD of 10-8-7. purposes this is unlikely to cost The county wiU supervise the Schools Merge entire high school operation, and $450,000 and alto supports public He might have been right, of anything, and slam need not be school levies. . ^ Don't Uke it for granted tint considered in view of partner's religious, instruction for Catholic your opponents, however expert, course, but he was taking the Like many systems, Ottawa's The Hand short end of the odds. West is pass. OTTAWA, Ohio (AP) — >Ierg. ated by the Catholic Church now students will be given outside •I* playing craftily. Even the are a part of the county elemen- public and parochial schools were equally likely to have 10-8 a.nd Fore Hheinwold's 36-page book- ing Ottawa's Catholic and public school hours. beat opponents must sometimes Soufh dealer high schools was "strictly a mat- tary school structure. The church confronted by increasing enroll- majce normal plays. North-South nilnerabl 10-8-7 of clubs. Whenever he has let, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," Prior to the^merger, which was ments. the 10-8 he is bound to play the ter of economy," says Collins still owns some of the property When this hand was played in NORTH send 50c to Bridge Book, Red agreed to last week, public high "If they hadn't done something, • XI eight without exception. But Stackhouse, Putnam County and leases it to the county. th* recent regional tournament in Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand school classes were held in the both schools were in Jeopardy." V AQ 10 when he has 10-8-7, West may school superintendent. Nuns teach in five school dis- Wifcnington, East won the first Central Sta., N. Y. 17, N. Y. same building with the elemen- Stackhouse observed. O A 10 9 5 sometimes play the eight and tricts. trick and returned a diamond. • J 9 5 4 Stackhouse, who sought the tary school. SS. Peter and Paul Combing the high schools will South ran the suit, discarding a WEST EAST sometimes the seven—either merger for th,ree years, said that Peculiar Situation parish maintained separate high through inattention or from a permit some expansion of the cur- club. 4 7 5 4 4 10 8632 with both schools bulging at the At the Toledo Catholic diocese, school and elementary facilities. riculum, Stackhouse continued. desire to vary his play. Get Licenses seams, "we felt the community The combined high school will be Declarer next led a club from 97532
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While you're shopping, enjoy dinner out for just $1 and get every- WHEN YOU'RE SHOPPING TONIGHT OR ANY SHOPPING NIGHT, HAVE "DINNER FOR A thing, including appetizer, entree, dessert and coffee. This special DOLLAR" IN BAMBERGER'S MONMOUTH GARDEN STATE TEAROOM price is Bamberger's way of making shopping nights more fun for the family. Won't you join us? Friday, July 28, 1961—i BED BANK REGISTER war yetn, can bead ttmn.oSb y urea. They love all torts of petf. m a strong defense. Cultivate thfj little boy, mike a like a fool going around •tktag Pease mM no one doubt* the "ASTRO^GUIDE" ByCeean Wend of him, gain hi* tract and for raw gtKt'a mlDc U ibis ftnff desirability of Weftere policy fvr Sttartiay, Jdy five him a mongoou. really my good? timed at keeping *ny dash *m*il CC, A Reporter Surveys DetrC.C.:- at the outset. Dear George: Present—For You d ; Research shows the very best ."However," he adds, "my own Yours • • r Follow usual Sat- My nutty husband is oq another observations of our field forces goat's ,milk comes from raw urday routine, getting ahead diet kick. Thij time it's raw lead me to doubt that any pro- /fhere,are very few problems gO8t8" '• '• "- The West's Position with work as much as possible goat's milk. I have to look all longed period of conventional which George cannot magnify. It adds up! More and more Other conclusions: over town for it, which is bad MILWAUKEE, Vila. (AP) - If war could follow a major clash because next week will be un- Write now! Turn petty worries in- people use The Register ads each •hooting starts on account of In any prolonged major East- snough, but his friends kid us ail between Russian and West Euro- usually busy. Be especially tact- to cold fear.) he time about him drinking no- issue because results come fast- Berlin, the United States and itsWest clash in Germany the West pean or American military ful with someone who is upset er1.—-Advertisement NATO allies will try to keep the hing but raw goat's milk. I feel the will resort to nuclear weapons forces. '• ". and says something he or she Dear George: •rea of hostilities as small as to offset the tremendous advant- Reds Better Equipped doesn't really mean. Modera- The brat next door keeps possible. age held by the Soviet Union in snakes for pets. I hate snakes. This is one conclusion of Har-manpower and concentration of "In the European area the tion in diet, drinking, exercise, TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS Communist conventional forces etc., is the keynote for personal Half the time he comes through ry S. Pease, a reporter for theweapons. he yard with a snake wrapped Milwaukee Journal, who has just Russians Formidable are more than seven times as action. PARTY GOODS • FLAGS • HOME SAFES large as ours. In general they around his neck. I jumped so ended & six weeks' survey in There is hope that the Western are better equipped and enjoy the other day I dropped a whole Europe assessing the,,strength powers, despite the admittedly STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES the priceless advantage of cen- Past • • • The Pennsylvania Future • • • You may drive basket of clean laundry in the and strategy of the United States formidable military machine built tral direction and control . . . Hospital, Philadelphia, estab- along a "talking highway' mud. His parents will do nothing and Its Allies. up by the Russians in the post- ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS '"Hie best—possibly the only- lished in 1751, was the first which will broadcast on a spe- —they say the snakes are harm- way to keep the Russians from ;iospital in the United States cial frequency to' your car less. Maybe so, but not to me constructed solely for sick and radio, keeping you informed of Can the police do anything? Established Ttttphon* massing tanks and artillery, or injured persons. The New York WE TAKE WONDERFUL even the infantry, to achieve Hospital was established in conditions along the road, ac- Mrs. I.O. 1884 SH 10001 this local continental superiority 1773. cidents ahead, congestions, etc. Dear Mrs. I.O.: would be atomic explosives on Children have active little 17 Broad St. RED BANK CARE OF YOUR Russian concentration points." minds. The world is a big fairy- To meet this situation the U.S. The Day Under Your Sign land to their inquiring little na Army in Germany, some 200,000- ARIES (Bern M«rctT2l to April 19) LIBRA (S»pt. 23 to OCT. 22) plus strong, keeps its atomic Not a propitious time for relying on Don't let efforts be diverted, to weapons at the ready. Where a others, as they feel ioipoied upon. sential activities at this time. missile or an airplane is TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 23 TO Nov. II) COITQ8S Co-workeri likely to be argumentative; Don't jeopardize friendship by asking described as nuclear capable, it Hold contact with them to a minimum. favors. People axe not receptive.* nearly always means they are GEMINI (May 21 1o Jun. 21) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22> Osc 21) nuclear armed. Don't Ret giddy and let rosy expecta. Be active iq community affairs, bat tions lead you to extreme! of condact* keep an ere on your pocketbook. The US. Strategy CANCER (Jim* 22 fo July 21) CAPRICORN |D*c 22 is Jan. 20) , Pease wrote a series of arti- life Ktmi humdrum early in dif, tat Avoid too much optimism.- but don't cles on his findings for the Mil- activity perlcs vp after dinner. lose aelf-confidenee. waukee Journal, which made LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) , AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 TO F*b.' If) Visions frauds and welMihen stadd Turn a deaf ear to gossip. DiscoaM Your cottons stay neat, them available to the Associated make this as enjoyable day. iilf of It and forget the other hall, Press. These are some of the VIRGO (Aug. 22 fo Stpt. 22) . PISCES (F*b. 20 TO March 20) fresh, crisp and cool as highlights from his survey, which Friendships prove rewarding aov* Bo receptive 10 sunestions, but stress. took him to U.S. military in- Broaden jour social contacts. practlcautr. Keep hopes within reason. a breeze when you bring stallations In Scotland, England, e 1M1. Field Enterprises, Inc. AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE with BIG France, Denmark, West Ger- them to Leon's. You'll like many, Italy, Spain and Turkey. »m new on patrol being quizz« HEADS NATIONAL PBA drive? SAVINGS from THE TRAVELERS, U.S. strategy is based on main- by an officer. The noncom failed our superior workmanship taining forward positions, dis- to respond in a manner satisfac- BUFFALO (AP) - James J. the company that INVENTED auto insurance. persing relatively small units tory to the officer. The latter, Vigilante of Morristown, N. J., and our special sizing proc- possessing high mobility over scasperated, said: "Show me was elected president of the hundreds of miles in depth. They what you would do if two Czech National Conference of Police ess which helps you toare equipped with nuclear tanks crossed the border right focal independent Trautkn Agent: weapons of battlefield size de- there." Associations Wednesday. He sue look your best at all times. signed to give a relatively small The noncom picked up his mi-ceeds Donovan A. Saunders of force a chance to cope with a Rockford, 111. So when it comes to hav- xophone and spoke into it: massive enemy advance. "Two Czech tanks just crossed JOSEPH G. McCUE AGENCY Nuclear weapons are regarded The conference Is comprised of |; ing your summer cotton the border at—" 215,000 policemen throughout the as equalizers in the U.S. arsenal The hair trigger chain alerting RUMSON in Germany. 30 RIDGE ROAD dresses cleaned, don't set- system moved so fast that the country in police benevolent RU 1-0444 These include the Honest John, denial took more than an hour groups. a free flight rocket, unguided, to catch up. tle for less than the best. with a range of 12 miles. Pease speculated its atomic punch can Call Leon's at SH 7-2800 HAND NOT QUICKER •••5iiiiiiiBSSSSSSS«««aii«i»a«>aia3H"_!_. dear a square mile of significant ••••••••••••••••••••••"•••I ••••••!• ••••••••;•• enemy resistance no matter how HOBOKEN — A policeman's for free call and delivery the enemy might be protected. eyes proved quicker than Peter Missile Capabilities Costello's hands Wednesday just service. You'll be so glad There is Corporal, a true as Costello thought he had found the perfect place to stash you did, 'cause it's finest guided missile capable of deliv- open daily 'til 9, Saturday 'til 9 ering a 1,500-pound pay load on the evidence — in one of Lt. Walter Drew's pockets. Cos- ... and fastestl a target 80 miles from its launch pad. A highly trained mobile tello, of 32S Washington St., crew can get it ready in 70 min- was arrested on a bookmaking utes, and It takes a 15-minute charge and taken to police countdown before firing. headquarters. While Drew was The giant is the mighty Red- talking with the deskman, Cos stone missile, which can huri a tello was observed slipping nuclear warhead almost as big some papers into Drew's pock- as an automobile 230 miles, by et. The papers turned out to conservative estimate. In civil- be the bet slips. ian life the Redstone launched the first American satellite and the Mercury capsules that car- •sale! LEON'S ried spacemen Alan Shepard and Virgil Grissom. CLEANERS At Cape Canaveral prepar- DONALD'S ations for a launching takes 76 WHITE ST. RED BANK weeks. But the mobile "scoot and shoot" units in Germany can COIN-O-MATIC have a Redstone ready to go In .. SH 7-2800 a few hours. It is highly flexi- ble, movable by road 100 miles in any direction. On that basis it No Waiting can land the equivalent of a 1,- OOfcplane World War II air raid 51 MACHINES July clearance anywhere within a quarter of a million square miles. Big Power a Secret Immediate As for air power, Pease says its adequacy can not be judged without information now held se- Free Parking cret. But he quotes Maj. Gen. on the premises Alterations going on H. R. Spicer, commander of the on-our Tegular 17th Air Force at Ramstein: "I have enough aircraft to strike all of the first objectives and dou- Open 24 Hours £•:••:_ ble-up-on-the-key-ones^- First word that the Russians 7Days~per Week are on the move could come • 8th Anniversary from a routine two-jeep Army patrol in the Bohemian Forest along the Iron Curtain frontier. DONALD'S All 400 miles of the frontier are under ground patrol. by Atlantic Or it might come from heli- copters or light observation COIN-O-MATIC planes that cruise the border 54 N. BRIDGE AVE. zone. . * Three good reasons for you to visit the There is always the human ele- and RECTOR PL., ment to contend with. RED BANK Pease tells the story of a non- FAIR for_^ really worthwhile sajel
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ORANGE—A Mfr&Oftf pufc TRENTON-The stale U taking ing life insurance. The rules lag QM <»et Mr. and Mrs. John would require the soliciting com- Clark MOM sleep WeAnceday. step to warn people about the pany "to present to the prospect 'Wait Till the Second Half Police came'to tiw Clark home pttfalls of swjtchinf life insur- a written proposal setting •t t a.m. with • warrant for ance coverage from one company forth all the facts, including a By SAM DAWSON the earnings in the -first three Mrs. Clark. She was charged to another. Banking Commis- clear and Concise summary of WE WILL BUY . NEW YORK (AP)-Wait till gains in sales, while profits with failure to pay a one dol- sioner Charles R. Howell an-the advantage* and disadvantages nounced Wednesday that * hear- in making the replacement or .'the second halt is the cry today lagged. And a majority of those lar parking fine In Morristown chM e ' of a growing number of. commakin- g predictions say they ex- last May 17. Mrs. Clark, ac- ing will be held Aug. 10 on new 8 -". The customer would BANK STOCKS panies reporting on their profits pect earnings to look better dur- companied by her husband, was regulations to safeguard policy- also be furnished with a notice , to the first, six months of ing the final six months of th taken to police headquarters holders. Insurance salesmen advising him to check with his A majority of year. would be required to advise pros- present insurance firm before and held almost an hour until making any switch. WHEREVER SITUATED Although the majority show th she posted $10 ball. Clark told pects that generally it is not to lingering effects of the recession police that the car was regis- in their first half statements, tered In his wife's name but from there have been some striking that he had committed the vio- INQUIRIES INVITED — NO OBLIGATION in-'gains. lation. Orange Police Chief thei And Wall Street-which divide Frederick Roberts said police I. GEORGE WESTON & SONS, Inc. half of its attention between the flood on the 4 p.m.-mldnlght shift 1960. Combined, of earnings reports and the Ber- lin crisis—has taken heart from had tried to serve the warrant the decline on the Clarks but couldn't de- STOCKS • MUTUAL FUNDS comes to 11.5the pleasant number of thos who have been able to set rec- liver it. per cent. 648 OCEAN AVE., LONG BRANCH CA 2-0211 DAWSON But a sizable ords. For these, the recession . . is a . shoplifter, was only something the othe number have shown increases in will demand a refund. Nassau, capital of the Bahama the April-May-June quarter from fellow felt. Those With Profits Island, was one of the chief No problem finding tenants bases for supplies for Confed- LEGAL NOTICE Of 593 nonfihancial corporation Swimiuits are reduced at last in J. Kridel's Corner. NOTICE recorded so far,, 263 report 196 hen you advertise The Register erate blockate-runners from 1861 MONMOUTH COUNTY COUKT to 1865. It Pays to Advertise in The Register IAW DIVISION profits higher than the 1960 firsl •ay.—Advertisement. DOCKET NO. 1UM half, and 330 show declines. Thi Civil Action ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE year 39 report net losses, com- Df THE MATTER OF THE APPLI. pared to 30 a year ago. CATION OF FANNY BTJERNE- A SALE so GREAT we open at Ten! Saturday Last Day! MiLDT FOR THB CANCELLATION Leading the parade of those OF A CERTAIN MORTAGE RE- • CORDED IN THE OFFICE OF THEwith increasing profits wer CLERK OF MONMOUTH COUNTY AT BOOK 983 OF MORTGAGES AT American Telephone & Tele- PAOE 363 AC. graph, International Business Ma Tills matter being opened to the chines, Douglas Aircraft, Gull •ourt by SAMUEL CAROTENUTO, KSQ., of the firm of ItKUSSILLE, Oil, Socony Mobil, American To CORNWILU MAUSNER & CAROTEN- UTO, Attorneys lor tbe Plaintiff, and bacco, Reynolds Tobacco, Re- It appearing from the duly verified public Aviation, Borden, Amer- Complaint which has been filed with WAREHOUSE CLEARANCE the Court that there Is a Mortgage ican Can, Colgate Palmolive, open of record In the Office of the Maytag, United Airlines. Clerk of. Monmouth County In Book M3, ot Mortgages at Page 3634c. which But more than offsetting thes Mortgage was dated May 22, 1031 and recorded on May 23. 1931; gains were the declining profits TERRIFIC 3-DAY SALE :«: MONTGOMERY WARD And It appearing that the names of reported by General Motors, Gen pen From 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m. Sat. fill 6 the persons who may have any poa- •Ibis Interest In the said mortgage or eral Electric, Du Pont, U.S. the proceeds of aald mortgage and the Steel, Westinghouse, Allied Chem- sl.Dt secured thereby, are as follows: ical, RCA, Eastman Kodak, EMMA LINDB-MAN, her helra. HOPE ROAD OFF THE GARDEN devisees and personal representa- Goodrich, Firestone, Union Car- tives and her, their or any of their successors In right, title and bide, International Harvester, Interest; Swift and Armour. And It further appearing In the al STATE PARKWAY SPUR legations of th. complaint, that the A disappointing number o • MANY ONE-OF-A-KIND above named person, her heirs, devisees SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE suid p.rsonal representatives and her, months. Even more have shown NEW SHREWSBURY their or any of their successors In Eastern railroads reported ne right, title and Interest, have no In- • SOME SLIGHTLY MARRED terest In th* mortgage or th. debt losses for the period. Railroac TEL LI 2-2150—LI 2-0644 NO MAIL, PHONE OR C.O.D. ORDERS secured thereby. earnings as a whole were trai! It Is en this 10th day of July. 1M1 ORDERED that all of the persons ing last year by about 90 pei herelnabOTe set forth and named and cent. ldentlfted, show cause before Ui« Mon- mouth County Court on Thursday the The steel industry, with thi 30h day ot August, IMI, at 9:30 o'clock tit th. forenoon, or as soon thereafter tally nearing an end, was 48 pel as) eounsel may be heard, why a Judg- cent behind the 1960 figure. All ment should not be entered directing tin Clerk of the Monmouth County the big companies trailed, a] Court to cancel of record, the mort- though for many second quarter ig. which appears In Book 883 of ortgages at Page 363 Ac. In accord- results rallied from first quarte SAVINGS UP TO 70% E awe* with R. B. 2A:M-1. N.J.S.A., et setbacks. *rr U FURTHER ORDERED that Offsetting this, most utilities •Srvlea of this Order to Show Cause b* mad. upon the defendants and pulled ahead of a year ago an •ten and every on. of them, by ad- early returns from the oil indus- JUST 5 SUITES! VSrtlslnr this Order to Show Cause or 3-PC. REDWOOD BARBECUE Notice thereof In the Red Bank Regis- try Show 1961 profits higher by tsr, a public newspaper circulating In 15 per cent. Makers of contain- -ind about the County ot Monmouth for 2-Pc. Sectional Living Rooms sour consecutive weeks and that such ers are running 11.3 per cenl publication shall be aufrlclent service PICNIC SET-6' SIZE •if the process upon said defendants. ahead of their 1960 returns. EDWARD J. ASCHER, Brewers and soft drink makers J C C are up 4.3 per cent. Makers o While Jtuly 11, M, Aug. «. 11 electrical appliances report a 2. they last! per cent rise. last! * Chemicals, Textiles Dtp 18 Choose from brown or turquoise . . . fully Other leading,industries don' Sturdy construction . . . treated upholstered arms and back . . . spring bate ONLY show up,so well. With most of * the chemical companies record- redwood to stand up in all weather.' . . . hardwood frames. ing declines, the industry dip ii AIN 13.9 per cent. Six of the 10 drug 5-pc. FLOOR SAMPLES firms were on the downside, with So many families fell In love 3 the combined decline 10 per cent. REGULAR 89.95 so quickly with COLONY J The electronics industry is off HOUSE that only (even 21 per cent. Paper and pape aparttnenta now remain, alt of 1 BEDROOM SUITES them 5-room suites. products trail 1960 results by II. Assorted styles, sizes and colors There Is little wonder at this J per cent Glass makers are down LIVING ROOM SUITES rapid occupancy . . . for • 27 per cent. Choose from modern, colonial ... bronze and chrome finishes. Celesy Hsuss haa all the in- (ndlsnts of prestige living In Building materials providers a : a magnificent waterfront set- a whole are off 9.4 per cent with unfinished or traditional... in Handsome two-piece sets in quality fabrics ting on the lovely Shrewsbury River. the cement segment of the indus and colors . . . Choose from modern or try off 4.8 per cent. various colors and styles. SAVE NEARLY Red Bank offers an enviable it- upper income environment, ^ Meat packers' earnings fel traditional styles. Included are • few 3-pc. and Cslony House keeps pace 45.6 per cent, although other com with a slowing assortment of All 3-pc. matched sets-—many with sectionals. Some one-of-a-kind suites. luxury features that are true panies in the food industry show keynotes of elegance. 14 ahead and five declining, with double dressers and bookcase beds. Com* and see. the total figures just about even Rentals osmmencs at f 110.00 *• with last year. Regular 169.95 Filly Alr-CMdltloned * As many textile firms gained On-fit. P.rklnx * One Entire Group While They Last sMIassat ts> the delightfully * over last year as fell behind, bu 2-pc. Sofa Bed Set •hirmlRs; Mslly Pitcher Hotel * the declines were heavier dollar- NOW wise and the industry dipped 4 119 i •- 99 COLONY? per cent. Regular 159.95 , Four out of five rubber com- Regular 149.95 REGULAR 4.99 IMPORTED HOUSE panies declined for an industry 1 2-Piece Suite drop of 9.4 per cent. NOW IN RED BANK 119 B'i Frank H. Tayler * Sen, 129 .I. 99Q O' Mlug Agents nowrand the outlook is much bet SHmdyslde 1-5558 ter for a growing number o nies. Reg. 179.95 to 199.95 3-Piece Sectional 4MMM NOW 149' 169 Regular 379.95 /%•*( Regular 219.95 $ 3-pc Danish Modern 77 W NOW 169 1toch Regular 539.95 SOMEBODY Regular 249.95 3-Piece Sectional NOW 189 Completelyt finished and ready for use 299' Standard height, round seat ... Some floor samples, one-of-a-kind, Additional suites on sale at our main store . . . each sale priced. MUST WIN or slightly damaged ... Some slightly damaged. EASY MONTHLY TERMS NO Down Payment Required onnn CHAIRS CUT PRICED REGULAR PRICES TO $119.95 ODDS AND ENDS REDUCED Choose from loungers, recliners, EXTRA SPECIAL... THIS SUNDAY occasional wingbacjts and overstuffed. 50% and MORE ONE GROUP . . . Choose from kitchen itep stools, utility WHY HOT WU? IT'S GUARANTIED! NOW SPLIT RAIL FENCING carts, odd bedroom, occasional tables, odd ONE GROUP 39' chairs, night stands and other items. .tot One Look for YOUR Social NOW Regular 3.49 SATURDAY LAST DAY! Security Nwitber in Sunday's 69 Chestnut Rail Jowwil-Americafl Could Assure You • Glorious Vacation! Two 10' sections and 1 post r SAVE 50% SAVE... FOAM-BACK RUGS •PASTt ON POSTCARD AND MAIL TOt -> SocM Sexwrity NamtMrt 50% rayon, 50% nylon finishes •tmc 499, N*>w York 4«, N.Y. FIBEX RUCS 9 Regular 4.49 UBBE IS MY MOM. SECUHTV - Suitable for porches, playrooms, . .. loop pile tweeds, cushioned I cottages and year-round rooms. Round Cedar Fence 2 Two 10' sections and 1 post foam backs need no pad. Reg. 9.95—6'x9' size ALL COLORS Regular 1.2S
Oty •••*••••• Zon#• • Slots•••**> Reg. 13JS-fel7 size .... 88 Corner Posts 9'xl2' sizes •of YMr rmMtmttm rriw* «•tart TMr IwM —m*r tate*. Reg. 15.95—9'xl2' size 7.88 97 M 10^-Fridiy, Joty 28, 1961 suggests, tad Russia wsnts no don't even recognize jtf * govern- BPW #.people t»- tt» 1 The World Today: B*rt of it, flat the people in the lent. ' United St«te*,BrtoJas>
1. Over $3,000,000.00 in Real Estate sales in I960. 2. Well over $1,500,000.00 in sales in the 1st half of 1961. 3. Have listed the highest number of homes in the Red Bank
^__ Area—Multiple—Listing—Service. SHREWSBURY STAFF: Left to right—Ken Walker, Jr., Partner, Mildred Liming, r George Elgrim, Ralph Hall, Real Estate Sales Dept. Rita Montgomery, Reaf TWO GREAT OFFICES Estate Sec, Eleanor Reniella, Ins. Dept., James MacPhee, Real Estate Sales, GROWING WITH Ken Walker, Sr., Partner, Connie Ferrugia, Ins. Dept., Gloria Nilson, Gut y MONMOUTH COUNTY Verleger., Ken Hahn, Real Estate Sales and Don Frank, Ins. Mgr. i 4. First office in the County to effect "Trades and Trade-In" programs on a large scale. 5. Members of the International Traders Club handling trades throughout the County, State and Nation. , 6. Complete insurance, mortgage and appraisal departments. Walker & Walk REALTORS-INSURORS MEMBER RED BANK AREA MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE 661 Broad Street Rt. 35 and SHREWSBURY Fleetwood Dr SH 1-5212 HAZLET Hazlet Staff: Left to right—Joseph Howard, Supervisor, Mr. Walker, Sr., SH 1-5213 CO 4-5212 Clementine Walsh, Secretary, Edgar Close and Lola Hahn, Real Estate Sales SH 1-5214 CO 4-5213 SH 1-5216 OS 1-2126 and Mr. Walked,Jr. Jumbo Cross-Stitch Poor Man's Philosopher: RED BANK REGISTER DAIIJ CROSSWORD Beck Quits Republican Club? Friday, July 28, 1961—11 826 40*088 4.XOSnoU city y 23. Triable Carrots, No Cauliflower Em J of S. An aptitude 4*f serve the attention of the voter* T ftStfci 23. Wax Withdraws Support of Schantz should be seek public office, 8. Star ladders taper* By HAL BOYLE T.Unttot 87. Girl's HOLMDEL — Andrew^. Beck, in fte organization. Particularly "It It with • seo*e of pride •.Watered, that I announce my afliiietion •Ok work nick- a mettiber of the Holmdel Repub- offensive to me was the capii NEW YORK (AP)—Anne Bancroft if a young lady 8. Arable name nanna with the new Holmdel Independ- lO.QhwUy iaflB H333 lican Club and former campaign cious and completely arbitrary who has been struck in the face more.than 2,800 times pale S.Mayan 29. Not . ent Republican Club, an organiza- Indian real aaan amn^ manager for independent candi- manner in which the candidate 12. Mexican for this year was cho3en. This tion dedicated to preserving the in the name of art 11. Term of SI. Storage date Norman Schantz, today an- ideals of true Republicanism in 13.Toitah endearment places nounced that he has severed con- type of maneuver is without -an- Film audiences gasped years ago when actress 14. Belonging nals in the Holmdel Republican Holmdel. This is an alive, alert 16.19 (Rom.) 32. Hazard nections with both groups in group composed of real Republi- Mae Clarke played a role in which Jimmy Cagney tome 18. Next 33. Caipente order to become associated with Club as I knew it. 15. World War 19. Cutter 3T. Hew- cans from every part of the town- pushed a grapefruit in her face. II alliance the new Holmdel Independent "At the same time, I am with- ship who are interested in the 20. Prisons 39. Norse lnff Republican Club. A grapefruit in the face would be 17. Muric note 21. Suppose goddess tool drawing my support from the in forward progress of our town- "I have resigned from the Re- 18. In motion 22. No of deatb 38. Dessert dependent candidate, Norman ship under good government. merely cool and refreshing to Miss Ban- 20. Jolt gular Republican organization," Schantz. I subscribe, to saveral of They have no angles to pitch croft after her long ordeal. 21. Inflow Mr. Beck declared, "because I his ideas, but feel that a longer for; no axes to grind and it isn't 23.Infant feel it no longer represents the YA esidency in Holmdel might serve|necessary to get someone's 'okay' As Annie Sullivan, teacher of deaf, 24. Measure 9 ii thinking or speaks for the ma- 25. Winds to develop his perspective and to propose an idea. mute and blind Helen Keller in "The jority of Republicans in the town- insight into the real needs of] spirally a. ship. Under the dominance f "As far as I'm concerned, the Miracle Worker," she was slapped hard 26. Ripened the township and the workings Holmdel Independent Republican 27. Gavel r4 1 % certain individuals, whose aims of our government. Given time, —or hit in the face with a plastic doll is It t/ are more bossism than Republi Club is the center of Holmdel'* 28. Elongated % % Mr. Schantz might one day de-real Republican leadership." —four times a performance by her un- fish it 30 canism, the club has suffered a disciplined young charge whom she 28. Forfeitures % serious decline from which it 22. % BOYLE gradually brings to love and learning. 30. Neuter • may never recover. pronoun #f "Because I will not be a p&rty Ann played the stage role through 700 perform- 31. Plain 25" to high pressure tactics or rub- 32. Sun god CURRENT DIVIDEND RATE ances and won her second Broadway Tony Award. The 34. Nothing l*m ber-stamp the demands of those behind-the-scenes leaders, I can- first was for "Two for the Seesaw." (I*) 36. Rabbit fur not, in good conscience, remain She and Patty Duke, who plays Helen Keller as 30. Levels % PER ANNUM a child, are again co-starred in the screen version of 40. live JO y 33 PLEADS INNOCENT 3V27O 41.Otherwla» % CHATSWORTH—James Haines, "The Miracle Worker," a picture that probably won't 42. Search for 37 MA leave a dry eye between here and Timbuktu. % 71, of Barnegat Rd., pleaded in- Accounts Insured up to $10,000 by tfie DOWN ^$ 4O nocent Wednesday to a murder The other day I talked with Miss Bancroft during XBaag % charge. He was arraigned be- Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp. 41.' a luncheon break on the set. She still wofe knee pads 2. Ignited y fore Magistrate Ernest Sever in 8. Crude metal //< the death of 55-year-old John MORTGAGE LOANS More fun than work! Whip upunder her long gown, and her head was ringing. 7-29 McKenna of Rt. 72, Vincentown. 3 pocket-pretty aprons with big Police said Haines hit McKenna cross-stitch, rickrack trim. Bopped in Face 15 Times lasper said Wednesday. "They're over the head with an iron bar HOME IMPROVEMENT LOANS JUMBO cross-stitch (2 and They had just finished shooting one of the slapping Barber Looks ;ood eaters. The way our food during an argument over who to inch) makes lightning-swif sequences, and Anne had been bopped in the face— ills run, it wouldn't be easy to had the better automobile. Mc- decorations- for 2 aprons with Kenna died of a fractured skull gay, provincial charm. Pattern and bopped hard to insure realism—some 15 times. icrape up $150. And I need those MARINE VIEW SAVINGS For a Deed ;eeth now." Tuesday in Burlington County 826: transfer; apron directions. "It's all in the business," she said matter-of-fact- Hospital. Send; thirty-five cants (coins] KANSAS CITY (AP) — Dale AND LOAN ASSOCIATION for this pattern — add 10 cent! ly, "but sometimes you hate to do it over and over Gasper, 24-year-old barber, needs for each : pattern for first-clasi again—if it isn't your fault" an upper dental plate and he MIDDLETOWN OFFICE mailing. Send to Laura Wheele She said she had a headache but Anne, a dedi care of The Red Bank Register, wants to make a deal with some 874 HIGHWAY 35 MIDDLETOWN cated actress if ever there was one, declined to take dentist. Needlecralt Dept., P.O. Box 161, OS 1-2400 (Five Corners) Old Chelsea Station, New York any aspirin. She feared it might affect her perform- He'll give a dentist two years 11, N.'Y. Print plainly pattern number, name, address and zone. ance in the scenes to be taken that afternoon. of barber service in return for Send now for our exciting, new She sighed and stretched gratefully out on a re-the chompers. Atlantic Highlands Office 1961 Needlecraft Catalog. Ove laxing board in her dressing room. Then she broke out Gasper said a dentist placed the 33 FIRST AVE., ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS 125 designs to crochet, knit, sew embroider, quilt, weave — fash her lunch—three carrots—and began to munch them cost of a plate at $150. He figures AT 1-0100 Ions, hornefurnishlngs, toys, gifts, thoughtfully. 52 haircuts, 52 tonic massages FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM bazar "hltf; Plus FREE—Instruo and 26 shampoos are worth $171. tions far six smart veil caps. Favors Light Lunch Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 Hurry,.* .send 25c now! • "This is all I have on days when we're doing the "I've got four sons to feed,' physically rough scenes," she remarked. "If I ate any YOUR CHOICE more, I'd get an upset stomach." Anne, whose first public performance was an Im- Your choice of insur- promptu dance as a child before a captive audience ance agent is just as of eight WPA street workers in her native Bronx, was important as your signed early by Hollywood. She appeared in a dozen choice of doctor or or more films, all of which now she is wryly willing to forget. lawyer. But it was her two starring appearances on Broad- Your entire financial struc- way that won her fame and recognition as one of the ture may some day depend best of the current crop of young dramatic actresses on how well he has per- formed Mi Job. She is also one of the best-liked by other performers who regard her as a real pro who worked hard to de- Grossinger & Heller velop her natural talent. Broad and Mechanic Sts. No Real Plans Ahead "I have hundreds and hundreds of problems," she • Red Bank, N. J. said cheerfully, tossing aside the rubble of the third iSHadyside 1-2100 carrot, "but no real plans ahead. "I don't see how one can plan ahead in this busi- ness. I take singing lessons when I'm not busy work- ing. I just want to do good stuff, whether its musicals or dramas. NOW SAVE "I'm not sure just what kind of a person I am yet. UP TO I don't believe I have a real philosophy of my own. "I enjoy acting when it's good, and people—even when they're bad. I'm pretty content right now, but" On Dry Cleaning Th* flril coin —she laughed—"I don't know how I'll feel tonight." «ry cleulai la th* Jtntj Shore An 'Interesting* Life She arose from the relaxing board to return to the set. The next scene was one in which Patty Duke was GIANT to sock her in the face with a plastic doll. Wash and Dry "They'll probably have to shoot it over six or HIGHWAY 35 seven times," Anne said gamelyr"butthc1>low5~don't MIDDLETOWN Ample Parking .hurt so bad except when Patty mlssesr "But she's a good shot. She hits nine out of 10." The life of a star is a very interesting one. RESIDENTS OF Mitchell MIDDLETOWN TOWNSHIP Wants Law TO ALL DOG OWNERS Unit Revived THE PANEL THAT COMES The laws of the State of New Jersey require you to SEA GIRT (AP) - James P license your dog. You may register your dog at the Mitchell, the Republican candi Township Administrative Office Building from 9:09 date for governor, Wednesday A. M. to 4:00 P. M., Monday through Friday. called for revival of the state taw Enforcement Council to combat AT A PICKUP PRICE! what he called New Jersey's NEW GROUPS NOW FORMING mounting crime rate. In a statement issued from his FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST summer headquarters here, Mitchell pointed to FBI figures showing a 15 per cent rise in the LANGUAGE ARTS state's crime rate last year and said: EconolinAll-new Van costs at least '312 less* than leading conven- e "When the state shows a rate READING increase in all seven major cate- tional panels... can save * 100 a year in operating costs (using the latest training devices) gories listed by the FBI, the time Ford's new Econoline Van not only a 16,000-mile year, savings on gas, certainly has arrived for an costs you less—it gives you much oil and tires can amount to $100 exploration of the entire field of morel More loadspace. A big 204 English - Vocabulary law enforcement in this state." or morel cu. ft., up to 80 cu. ft. more space •y Spelling The candidate charged that the than conventional panels. More Special Note To Pickup Owners: Law Enforcement Council had loading ease. Door openings, both Now, you can protect your loads been killed by the Democrats curbside and rear, are fuJK4 feet. from weather and theft with an "when it was badly needed to Atl-Nvw Econoline Pickup ARITHMETIC prevent and detect organized And the floor is level full length Econoline Van .. .yet, pay less* All-New Falcon Station BM Lets you carry over /{-ton payloads . than you would for most conven- crime.*' its big 7-foot box with 73 cubic feet of with no rear engine hump to hinder Oflers twice the cargo room of the big. loadspacel And, it's America's lowest- loading. More driving ease. Only tional y,-\on pickups. gest full-siza station wagon, yet it is Besides calling for revival of priced below most compact wagons! PUBLIC SPEAKING the council — a statewide group priced' piekup-$199 balow the other 14 ft. over all, Ford's Econoline is American cab-forward economy ptcKup! nimble in traffic. More savings. In Hauling or calling, the Falcon Station with far-reaching investigative /ORD TRUCKS COST LESS Bus has 204 cubic feet of kMdcpece. powers—Mitchell urged strength- *BnM n a amprtwn tf Utttf tntUlli mtMtactann' now)*) rabff prim COMPOSITION ening of the state police, citizen law enforcement conferences, ELEMENTARY THRU HIGH SCHOOL and creation of a new depart ,SEE US-AND SAVE ment for the boards policing the FOR TESTING and INTERVIEW various professional groups. CALL SH 7-4307 East Africa's prehistoric men MOUNT ENGLISH SALES COMPANY did not hunt large animals, mak- 'under the direction °f ing do with tortoises, birds, rats, ducks and flamingos. They ate Clair and Kathryn Bailey raw meat, not having learned to 90 Monmouth Street SHadyside 1-6000 Red Bank make or use fire. 12-Friday, July 28, 1561 RED BANK REGISTER Schedule of ious Services 1 . • w PRESBYTERIAN BAPTIST METHODIST Religion: - Red Bank' Red Bank Red Bank : Religion Today Rev. James L. Ewalt, associ- Rev. Stanley E. Mugrldge, pas- The sermon by Rev. Kerry Rbbb te minister, will preach Sunday tor, will speak Sunday at 11 a.m. iunday at 8:30 and 10 a.m. will at 9 and 10:30 a.m., on the sub- on the topic, "The Quiet One." »e on the subject, "The Implica- ject, "Getting On the Right Bus." The Lord's Supper will be ob- ions of God's Initiative." Latovrette's Contribution: The guest orgamst will be John served and the right hand of Music, directed by Herbert Bur- Half-Way House Peck of Princeton. John S. church fellowship extended to is, will include "Grand Jeu" du Thatcher, tenor soloist, will sing Mrs. Margaret Mullins, 83 West rtage; solo at 8.30, "If With All By GEORGE W. CORNELL "Generally, the approach is in- "O Lord Most Holy" Franck, and St., Red Bank. four Hearts"—Mendelssohn, sung Associated Press terdenominational. 87 Books on Christianity "Build Thee More Stately Man- The ushers will be Howard )y Robert Spencer, tenor; an- It has become a lively move- A sort of half-way house stands sions," Andrews. Young, G. Truman Reeves iiem by Chancel Choir at 10 a.m., ment across the country, partly today between the church and the At the 9 a.m. service, the ush- Charles Earle and Kenneth Brow- 'Let Us Now Praise Famous sparked from within the church, world. By FRED GOLDEN .n) Baptist Convention in 1951 Ja bachelor, with none of the dis- ers will be Arnold W. Galbraith, er. Serving on the greeting com- den," R. Vaughan Williams. partly springing up outside it. nd was a member of the com- tractions of matrimony," Latour Robert H. Beck, H. Ralph Pem- mittee will be deacons Franklin It's a varied structure, mad* One of the long-time ventures" NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) - Otto Guenther, a student at mittee that drafted the constitu- ette says. merl, Russell D. Rainey, 2d, Sniffen, Sidney Dull and Kenneth up of religious seekers, many 0 of this kind, with some special . At the turn of the century in his Optimist Western Maryland College, will them without any formal churcl on for the World Council of and Fred D. Wikoff, 3d. The wel- Mauger. Altar flowers will be giv- assist with the services. He is our earmarks of its own; is a group native Oregon City, Ore., a ser- Because he sees hope for man attachments. hurches. coming committee will consist of en from the garden of Mr. and youth lay leader. of Allentown, Pa., men—the "19th ious boy named Kenneth Scott However, Latourette's treat- kind, Lajourette belongs to the John C. Antliff and James L. Mrs. Frank Wissemann. Mr In study groups, Bible-discuss- The altar flowers for Sunday Street Men's Bible Class." Latourette was planning a career ment of the impact of Roman school of historians best describ- Davison. and Mrs. Henry Chadwick gave ion cells, lecture meetings, pray- vill be given in memory of Mrs. The name comes from the meet- in either banking or law. Catholicism is regarded as scru- ed as optimists. At the 10:30 service the ush- altar flowers ^ast Sunday in mem- er circles and other such gath Rebecca Valleaii by her children. ing place-^a movie and civic Instead, he journeyed to China ulously fair. He notes with ob- He believes the Christian faith ers will be Douglas W. McCrum, ory of their daughter. erings, often organized by dedi They will also be presented by theater on quiet, tree-lined 19th 'as a missionary. ious satisfaction that his works has not lost its vigor in competi- Carroll C. Bailey, Richard K. Mr. and Mrs. William Graves, cated church laymen, the curioui Mr. and Mrs. Richard Szeluga, in St., where a mixed band of busi- Out of his youthful change of lave been placed on file in the tion with other worldwide forces Brown, Arthur T. Holey and Gor- Mrs. Albert Van Nostrand and and the earnest sit down to ex memory of parents, Mr. and nessmen, mechanics, lawyers, direction has grown an extraor- /atican and that the Maryknoll and cites as proof the 60,000 mis- don C. Irwin, Jr. Ramsey E. Cam- Miss Suzanne Graves are attend- amine the ideas of faith. Mrs. Richard Engles, and sister, laborers and others meet for an dinary life of scholarly achieve- athers have read aloud his sev- sionaries stationed around the mack and Earl G. Tyree will ng the Baptist Conference Cen- Margaret. , hour before church time each ment and Christian dedication. m-volume "Expansion." world. comprise the welcoming com ter at Green Lake, Wis., this CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Sunday morning. The chancel flowers will be pre- Npw 77, Latourette is an au- Unlike many prolific writers, •Speaking with the detachment mittee. week. Miss Jeri Powell attended Red Bank Stated Objective ' thoVity on the histories of Chris- Latourette employs no literary of a historian, Latourette says, sented in remembrance of Mrs. At 9 and 10:30 a.m. church the center two weeks ago. The lesson-sermon Sunday £ The stated objective is tOj tianity and China and has turned ghosts or research assistants. He "The 20th century was one of the William Eppinger by her daugh school classes for nursery through Church school will meet at 9:45 11 a.m. will be on the subjec spread Christianity "to all men, out 87 boohs on the subjects in loes his own typing, never dic- greatest days in the history o ter Doris Chi, and by Mrs. Ep- fourth grade students will meet .m. throughout the summer. "Love." everywhere—in the shop, thfe fac- the last 54 years. ating a word. Christianity and, if the world was >inger's sister. in the Education Building. Crib room facilities are also The Golden Text: "The Lori tory, the office and on the street." "He's a kind of Erie Stanley viewed as a whole, never before A nursery at 10 a.m. worship "Some of my colleagues hu- The weekly adult Bible class available at this hour and at 11 thy God in the midst of thee i: But there are no denominational Gardner of history," son had Christ been as influential in taught by Rev. Mr. Ewalt will a.m. The lay leaders prayer cir- ervice will be directed by Mrs. morously suggest I'm able to r mighty; he will save, he will r< links, no creed nor ritual. once remarked. the affairs of the human race.' ames Feltrup. work at my pace because I'm meet in the church parlor Tues cle will meet in the Clayton room joice over thee^with joy; he wi "We're not a church, just fish- ; Latourette's books have sold A movie, "Day in the Life of day at 8 p.m. at 9:30 a.m. rest in his love, he will joy ove; ers of men," said the class key more than a million copies ir im Smith," will be seen Sun- CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL EMBURY METHODIST The prayer and study group Sunday evening praise service thee with singing" Zephanial founder and president, Frank T. ! English alone—an amazing num lay at 8:30 p.m. by the Wesley CONSERVATIVE Little SilveT" will meet in the chapel Wednes- will meet at 7:30. This will be the 3). Hagenbuch. "Our approach is , ber for works of scholarship. day at 10 a.m. fellowship. Rumson Dr. Ralph Burtsall McCuen, a last evening service until Sep- This citation will be read from simple and informal, on a man- They also have been widely trans Members of the senior hi M.- Services will be conducted to- former pastor of JThe Ballard tember.^ The pastor and his "Science and Health with Key to to-man basis. •lated. night at 8:30. Cantor Sid- Methodist Church,yAsbury Park, ST. JAMES CATHOLIC family will be away on vacation '.F. will attend the service at the Scriptures" by Mary Bakei "We try to reach the great • His monumental work is the ney Scharff will chant the lit- will be the gue^t minister Sun- Red Bank during August. cean Grove Auditorium Sunday, Eddy: "At all times and undei group of the unchurched, and geven-volume "The History of the urgy. Candle lighting time will day at 10 a.m. He will preach on Sunday masses are at 6, 7, 8, The mid-week prayer service meeting at the church at 6:45 all circumstances, overcome evi bring them to a clearer aware- Expansion of Christianity" pub- be 7:56 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. Ed- the subject, 'Crusading With 9, 10 11 and 12 (high mass) in will continue to meet throughout p.m. to go in a body. with good. Know thyself, and Goi ness of the Christian truth about lished from 1937 t 1945. Many 0 win Geltzeiler will donate the Christ." I the church and 9, 10 and 11 the entire summer, at 7:30 p.m Sunday Is designated as "Red will supply the wisdom and thi life." clergymen consider his "A His- in the chapel. During August, the Bank Day" at Ocean Grove. Our flowers for the pulpit in honor of Herman Fritsche will be in o'clock in the high school audi- occasion for a victory over evil Unlike many such non-ecclesias- , tory of Christianity" (1953) an es deacons will be in charge. minister, Rev. W. Gordon Low- their wedding anniversary. Mrs. charge of the ushers, Nicholas torium. Clad in the panoply of Love, hu tical groups, which emphasize ! gential part of their libraries. den, will preach at the 7:30 p.m. Getzeiler will recite the candle VanSehepen and Charles Le- , Confessions are heard Satur- man hatred cannot reach you." discussion, the Allentown class ! Although he is comfortably past JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES service. blessing. Claire. Mr. and Mrs. Charley E. days from 4 to 6 p.m. and from Services and Sunday school wil concentrates on guest lecturers , the biblical age of three score Red Bank Miss Frieda Reinitz, executive Folsom will place the altar flow- 7:30 and 9 p.m., weekdays dur- The course on "Man's Need and continue on the winter schedul' and occasional question periods, and 10, this remarkably vigor- ing the 8 o'clock mass and after "Will Many Now Living Never od's Action" taught by Rev. Mr. along with some robust hymn- ous man declines to slow his director, Monmouth County Men- ers in memory of Mrs. Folsom's Novena services Monday. Die?" will be the title of the ser- [lobb will continue Thursday at 8 CHRIST EPISCOPAL singing. ' pace. He is presently exploring al Health Association, will speak mother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Col. Baptisms every Sunday at 1:30 mon Sunday at 6 p.m. by Ed- ).m., and each Thursday during Shrewsbury The class started In 1928 as the story of Christianity in the on the topic: "Mental Health- lins. Noel Nilson, church lay lead p.m. in the church. A baptism ward Schmidt, a visiting minis .ugust. part of Allentown's Evangelical last 160 years ia the fourth book aspects and Challenges of the er, will introduce Dr. and Mrs. The ninth Sunday after Trinit; blank must be obtained from the ter from Point Pleasant. Follow- A picnic will be held at Mt. Lutheran Church of the Redeem- , ef a five-part series, "Christian- Next Decade." A question and an- McCuen to the congregation. will be the last day on which rectory and filled out before the ing, at 7:15 will be a discussion Misery tomorrow by members of er, but in 1937, became interde- a Revolutionary Age." swer period will be held imme- There will be an election o Rev. Anselm Broburg will con ity in Baptism takes place. of the Watchtower article, "Prog- :he senior hi M.Y.F. nominational, amid the frowns of Thing To Do diately following her talk. An trustees August 13. Those whose duct services before leaving Novena devotions in honor of ressing Toward Maturity." The Interdenominational Pray- some church officials. • Looking back to 1909, Latour Oneg Shabbat will be served, terms have expired are Mr. Nil- for his summer vacation. which will conclude the evening. Our Lady'of the Miraculous Med- Tuesday at 8:15 p.m. Bible stud- ;r and Study group will meet in They saw the group as a pos- ' ette says, "I became a missionary son, Allen Phifer and Gerald Full- Holy Communion will be cele- 1 al every Monday at 8 p.m. in ies will be held at 54 Broad St. he Roger Squire Memorial Chap- sible rival, or substitute , for the \ because it seemed the right thing Sabbath morning services will er. The election will be held from brated at 8 and 9 a.m. Walter the church. 10 St. Marys PI., and 220 Pearl ;1 Tuesday at 10 a.m. church. But the attitude gener- to do at the time. be at 10 a.m. Cantor Scharff will 10 until 11 a.m. • > Deiss will be acolyte at the earl; St., Red Bank; 82 Pear St., New The annual fair for the Meth- ally has changed. The class has "Many of us felt that we had chant the liturgy. A kiddush will Frank Shultz, chairman of the service and at the 9 a.m. service ST. ANTHONY'S CATHOLIC Shrewsbury, and 69 Lincoln St., adist Home in Ocean Grove will become a sort of community in- • duty to fulfill, both as Chris- follow the service. annual fair, announces that Mrs. the acolytes will be Robert Jame- Fairview. be held Wednesday through Fri- stitution. tians and Americans. We didn't Saturday at 9 p.m. the Men's Gerald Fuller will be chairman Red Bank son, Robert DeAdder, Robert Thursday at 7:25 p.m., the Min lay at the Home, 70 Stockton Get Non-Joiners think we could meet this obliga- Club will hold its annual Cadillac of the baked goods department Masses are celebrated Sunday Thomas, Robert Walker, and John istry School will be held and it \ve., from 9:15 to 4 p.m. Mrs. "For a group of men not tied tion by slipping into a comfort- summer dance. Mrs. Robert Meijer will be in at 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 o'clock. Yorg. will be followed by the Kingdom \. Melyin Morris and Mrs. Hen- very closely to the church, it's able profession at home. Sunday morning services will charge of the "trash and treas- Confessions are heard Saturdays The confirmation class and th< Service meeting. y Palmer Of this church will good thing," said Rev. Walter "It was a kind of Peace Corps be at 9:15 and weekday services ure" department; Mrs. James from 4:30 to 6 p.m., and from bazar workshop will not meel issist at the -food table; Mrs. F. Eastwood, of Allentown's First —50 years early." at 7:30 p.m. Braney will be chairman of the 7:30 to 9 p.m. again until September. CHURCH OF CHRIST V. Krill and Mrs. William Mac- Presbyterian Church. "They get Latourette was a traveling sec- Registration for Sunday school, flower department, and William Baptims are at 12:30 p.m. Red Bank onald will help at the apron ta men that we haven't been able to retary for the Student Volunteer Hebrew school and nursery school Sawyer will head the kitchen and Sundays. TRINITY EPISCOPAL Bible classes will start at 10 ile. get." Movement for Foreign Missions for next year is now in progress refreshment counter detail. The The Miraculous Medal Novena Red Bank daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. a.m. Sunday. Morning worship Most class participants at first in 1909-10 and then joined the fac- fair is scheduled for Saturday, is held Mondays at 7:30 p.m. and will begin at 11. The minister, The Holy Eucharist will be eel have no church connections at all, . PRESBYTERIAN ulty ef Yale-in-China at Chang- Sept. 16. Allen Phifer will be the Perpetual Novena to St. An- Charles L. Brown, will present ebrated Sunday at 8 a.m. Morn Hagenbuch said, but a ma- EMMANUEL ASSEMBLY OF Lincroft •ha, an interior city. chairman of the games, which thony is held Tuesday at 7:30. a lesson on "The Birth of Christ.' ing prayer and sermon by th jority now have affiliated with GOD He was forced to cut short his will be held in the parking lot and Ken Noland will direct the con- Capt. Raymond J. Foley, chap- rector, Rev. Canon Charles H "churches of their choice." Over North Centerville church hall property. missionary-teaching career in ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL gregational singing. in at Fort Monmouth, will be Best, will be at 10 a.m. the years, he said, 469 men from Rev. Timothy M. Adams, pas- 1912 because of a bad bout with Red Bank Each Sunday at this time the uest minister Sunday at the 9:30 The Holy Eucharist will be cele- the class have done so. tor will conduct the Sunday serv- dysentery. BAYSHORE COMMUNITY Holy Communion will be cele- Lord's Supper is served. .m. service. brated Wednesday at 8 and 1 Visiting speakers, varying each ice at 11 a.tn'i ,Md evangelistic Back in the United States, La East Keansburg brated every Sunday at 8 a.m. Evening worship will be held The choir will sing the anthem a.m., and the Service of Healing week, include theologians, rotrd tourette joined the history faculty service at 7 p.m. Sunday school Sunday school meets at 9:30 Holy Communion will be cele- at 6:30 p.m. A lesson called To the Blessed Trinity," by E. will be at 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. laymen from sundry professions, at Reed College. He discovered will meet at 9:45 a.m. a.m. Church service is at 11 brated Sundays at 9:30 a.m., ex- "Heroes and Medals' will be pre Lorenz, directed by the organ- Alcoholics Anonymous and th returned missionaries and others he had talent for writing while Week-day services for young a.m. cept the fourth Sunday of each sented by the minister. it Richard Weise. Alanon Group will meet at 9 p.m rom a cross-section of denomin- working on his doctoral thesis at people will be Thursday at 6:45 Prayers for peace and healing month, when there will be a serv- Thursday at 7:30 p.m. a class Sunday school and nursery will ations—Methodist, Lutheran, Epis Yale, on the early relations be- p.m. and prayer and Bible study Monday. service will be held Wednesday ice of Morning Prayer at 9:30. on the Old Testament will be eet during the church service. copal, Mormon, Greek Orthodox tween the United States and Chi- for adults, Thursday at 7:45 p.m. at 10 a.m. Sunday school will meet at 9:45 held. Rev. William J. Mills is serv- METHODIST and others. na. Special prayer services will be Soldiers of Christ meet at ig as councilor this week at the "This diversified presentation of He was one of the first Amerl Wednesday at 1 p.m. Highlands 7:30 p.m. the second, fourth and BAPTIST ohnsonburg Presbyterian Camp. Biblical thought enables the men can scholars to give serious at Communion will be adminis- Rev. Richard N. Ryley, pastor, fifth Sundays of the month, The REFORMED New Monmouth to get a broader, richer view of tentlon to the Far East. His soft- tered the first Sunday morning of will conduct services Sunday at Women's Guild meets' the third New Shrewsbury Bible school will meet at 9:30 BAYVIEW PRESBYTERIAN Christianity than they may have cover edition, "History of Modern the month. The Women's Mission- 11 a.m. last Tuesday of each month. "A Little Religion is Harmful!" a.m. with classes for all ages. Cliffwood Beach Church school will meet a had before," said Hagenbuch, at China," (1954) has exceeded 50,- ary Council will meet the third 83 a genial, spry sales represent- will be the topic of the sermon by Rev. William E. Bisgrove will Rev. Francis R. Osterstock will 9:30 a.m. 000 copies. His "Short History of Wednesday of each month at speak at 10:45 a.m. on "The De- ative for an overhead door firm. the Far East" (1946) hag been 7:30 p.m. ST. ANDREWS EPISCOPAL Rev. Isaac C. Rottenberg Sunday •reach Sunday at 10 a.m. on the Highlands at 9:30 a.m. fense of the Gospel." The. organ iubject, "From Dead Dog to KING OF KINGS LUTHERAN Since its beginning, the class widely used as a college text.. prelude will be "I Call to Thee has had a total of 1,800 men on Holy Communion will be cele- Ushers for the service will in- King's Son," the story of Mephi- Belford Its three editions have sold more HOLY COMMUNION Lord Jesus" by J. S. Bach, and ts roster, as many as 350 at once. than 40,000 copies brated on the 2d, 4th and 5th clude Gail Clarke, Kenneth Jones, Msheth. Rev. C. Roger Burkins, pastor, EPISCOPAL the anthem will be "Come, Ye But beyond his interest in Asia, Sunday of each month at 8 a.m., Herman Ebert and Jack Hought- Mrs. Harold Hatfield will be will be in charge of the services Fair Haven Blessed, of My Father" by Scott 'and there will be a service ol ian. [uest organist. Sunday at 10:00 a.m. in the Bay- Latourette is even more intense- A children's church will meet in Holy Communion will be cele-|Morning Prayer and sermon Sunday school will meet at 9:30 view School, Leonardville Rd. ly Involved in the story of Chris- the education building. ST.CLEMENT'S brated Sunday at 8 a.m. 9 a m a.m. Mrs. Ernest Limann will :HRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY Sunday school meets at 9 a.m tianity. At the service at 7:45 p.m., the Morning Prayer and sermon conduct the class for the primary Atlantic Highlands Episcopal Church A Baptist On the 1st and 3d Sundays there pastor will speak on "The World by the recior, Rev. Charles R.l j|i be but one service, a cele department and Harry lngalls He is a baptist—or Evangelica jy mi. .w*_»v., .*».». *,..»...... "-wilw l De oui une sci vjue, H V that Will Judge.' Church service and Sunday RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF Church St. Belford •will-have-the—junior—departmen school" FRIENDS (Quakers) "Christian S» he prefe bawrence-wiH-be~at-SH5rexcept|bra[ion of Holy Communion The mid-week prayer service itre heia aTTTl—armr HOLY EUCHARIST himself—and was ordained as the first Sunday of the month, 9 a.m. class. Wednesday testimony meeting is Shrewsbury The daily vacation Bible schoo will be held Wednesday at 7:30 SUNDAY 9:30 A.M. Baptist minister in 1918. He wa! when Holy Communion will be | The vicar is Rev. Ronald Mac- at 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours The society meets every Sun will hold its closing ceremonies p.m. celebrated at that hour. 'Leod. president of the American (North A community hymn sing will ire 1:30 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and day at 11 a.m. to worship. The Thursday at 7:30 p.m. In White First-day school meets at 10 a.m Hall. be held in the Atlantic Highlands Saturdays, except holidays. The. Golden Fellowship wil Baptist Church after the evening Pok These Young Pomsh'Stofs With TheifBobyPhotos-And WIN! meet Thursday at noon. services. The ushers for this week an THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH James Willi, Albert Griggs, PRESBYTERIAN PARK AVENUE ELBERON, N. J. owem Shrewsbury Thomas Roberts, Larry Scott, Jr, H Dr. Howard Clark Kee of the and George Acker.. SUNDAY Theological School, Drew Univer sity, will preach Sunday at 9.30 LUTHER MEMORIAL DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. IovVrcoi&e a.m. on the subject, "Faith in New Shrewsbury SERMON BY DR. HAROLD BOSLEY "You are What You Think" wil Action." Mlnlitar ef Flnt Mtthadlit Church, Evahiten, III. He will be introduced by Elder be the sermon topic of Rev. Dan' my fear? iel D. Reinhelmer, pastor, Sunday LYNDON WOODIIDE, Organist Frank P. Drucker. HALLIE NOWLAND, Soprano—GLADYS KRIESI, Contralto at 10:15 a.m. Sunday school and Dr. Kee is a member of the FRANK KARIAN. T«nor—HOWARD SHAW, Barltono Bible classes will begin at 9 a.m. EUOENIE DENOEL, Vlollnltt THE TRUTH Philadelphia Conference of the They are held at the Tinton Falls Methodist Church. He isfthe. au ALL WELCOME IN THIS School, the First Aid Station and thor of four books TnTd has the fire house. GREATBOOK studied in Jerusalem and Ger- A nursery will be provided dur- many. [CAN DISSOLVE ing the worship service at thi Rev. John JR _Collins, pastor, Red Bank Day at the 1 JEirst_Aid.StatiDB_ IT FOR YOU is on vacation in N3va~5cofla7 Canada;' ~~"" ——• ries of discussion groups for per- World Farpous OcearuSrove Fear can -v sons interested in becoming com find yourself assured, safe, ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL municant members of Luther Me- Auditorium comforted, with new courage Navesink morial will begin at the parson- to go forward—as you ponder Holy Communion will be cele- age, 57 Parmly Rd. Sunday,"July 30 brated Sunday at 8:30 a.m.; with-an unprejudiced, recep- church school meets at 9:30; the 10:30 A.M. tive thought the. truth con- ST. GEORGE'S-BY-THE-RIVER service for parents and children tained in this great book, EPISCOPAL Dr. Charles S. Webster is at 10:15, and the morning pray- Rumson The First Presbyterian Science and Health with Key er and sermon is at 11:15 except There will be a celebration of Church, Red Bank to the Scriptures by Mary the first Sunday of each month, the Holy Communion in the chan- Baker Eddy. when Holy Communion is also try Sunday at 8 a.m. celebrated at the 11:15 service. Family service and address by Von may read or borrow Rev. Charles P. Johnson is rec Rev. Clarence A. Lambelet, Ph! tor. Science and Health free of D,. chaplain to thp Episcopal stu- charge at any Christian Sci- dents at Rutgers University, will ence Reading Room. Ttie ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC be at 9:30 a.m. New Monmouth The organ prelude will be book can be purchased in red, Masses will be celebrated in Deck Thyself, My Soul" by green, or blue binding at $3 he church Sunday at 6, 7, 8; 15, Brahms and the postlude will be and i ill be sent postpaid on and 9:30 a.m. "My Faithful Heart Rejoices' by receipt of check or money Masses will be celebrated in Brahms. order. the school building, Memorial Morning prayer and sermon by Hall, at 8:15, 9:30, and 10:45 Rev. Mr. Lambelet will be at 11 a.m. and at noon. a.m. The men and boys' choir will sing "Lord, for Thy Tender Christian Science 1 Troy Donahue, Connie Stevens, Diane McBain and Sharon Hugucny are the four bright young TRUE VINE BAPTISM Mercies Sake by Farrant. The 7:30 P. M. HOLINESS organ prelude, played by Paul READING Stars who with Claudette Colbert and Karl Maiden head the cast of Warner liros.' PARRISH, Long Branch Thomas, organist and choirmaster Services ROOM the Technicolor romantic drama opening Wednesday nt the Carlton Theater. If you can match Sunday school and junior at St. Michaels and All Angels, R*C. U.S. r»t. Off. the baby pictures shown above with the proper, young stir ynu can be a winner. Fill in the [church will meet at 10 a.m. iDallas. Tex., will be "My Heart Dr. W. Gordon Lowden Entry Blank above and bring ii in to I'AGH PHOTO, 35 Monmouth Street, Red Bank. The Scripture lesson and prayer Is Filled With Longing" by 209 BROAD ST. The First Methodist first 100 correct answers will win (2) Tickets to .see "PARRISH" as the guest of PAGE service for the sick will be con- Brrahms and for the organ post- Mon. thru Sat. 12-4:30 ducted by Rev. E. H. Lawrence, lude, Mr. Thomas will play "Pre- Church., Red Bank PHOTO. AIsoFriday Eve. 7:30-9:30 pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. lude in,G" by Bach. •• Sunday Afterno HOLMDEL TOWNSHIP ZONING MAP 2 full-wfdih «djus»obW , j hl Orliptr |tt*t» % of pi^duc. (pitta*-! frtih. Door $Maff torJ •80*. Vi got niflt cartons. — WARDS LOW PRICE FARM RESIDENTIAL sale of 15 cu. ft freezers RESEARCH LABORATORY CHEST OR UPRIGHT MODIL RESTRICTED INDUSTRY IARGE 525-1B. CAPACITY JUNE 8,1961 f ' VILLAGE BUSINESS your $' LIMITED BUSINESS choice AND INDUSTRY 199 I • Both have special sections for fast-fr».u.i.g fr«sh foods • Safe sub-zero temperatures CONSULTANTS: MOMOW PUNNHM ASSOCIATU • 5-year food protection plan, IHATIONS AND RESTRICTIONS «r«ncei therton ar« hereby lneor> SECTION FOUR: Thla amendment up to $200 NOTICE BEING MADS TO SECURE SAFETY poratcd Into and declared to be a •hall take effect Immediately after Its IN onDINANCB FURTHER AMEND- FROM. FIRE AND OTHER DAN- part or this ordinance. final pasiaga and publication In ac- • V ING AND SUPPLEMENTING AN OER8. TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND SECTION TWO: Article VII-C (Ulea cordance with Ihe laws of the stata Cheit has divider for flexible arrange- THE 0ENERAL WELFARE. and Regulation! Controllnf Zone "H"), of New Jerccy. ORDINANCE ENTITLED "AN OR- BE IT ORDAINED BY THE TOWN- Section S la hereby amended by adding DINANCE LIMITINQ AND ItE- PUBLIC NOTICE ment, 2 removable baskets for easy ac- KTMCTlNtJ TO SPECIFIED DIS- SHIP COMMITTEE OF THE TOWN- new •ubparagraphi 7 and I to read TRICTS AND RBOULATINO_HI_ P OF HOLMDEL. IN THE COUN- ai followi: Tha foregoing ordlnanca waa Intro- THEREIN REAl, ESTATE BUILD- ™JTT, OF MONMOUTH AND BTATB OF 7. MlnlmiiM building letbicki from duced and pasted first reading at a cess, flex-seal lid. Upright has 4 re- INGS AND STRUCTURES ACCORD- NEW JERSEY: ton* boundary line—200 feet. meeting of the Townahlp Commute* of ING TO THEIR CONSTRUCTION SECTION ONE. Artlcl* II, Section 1. I. MinlmuFn apaclng from zone the Township of Holmdel. on August I. frigerated shelves, drop-front basket AND THE NATURE OK EXTENT Zoning* Map la herebjr amended to boundaty line to any parking- 1M1. and will coma up (or final con- CP THEIR USE IN THE TOWN- read al followi: area, liorige area, loading area sideration at a meeting of lha Town- ''M}TNU-COLD| SHIP OF HOLMDEL IN THE COUN- flection 1. Zoning Map. The noun- or similar motor-vehicular uie ship Commute*, on Aug-uat 10, 1MI, for bulky items. Door holds 75 packs. TY OF MONMOUTH AND PROVID- f'&rlen of all lone dlitrlcti shall b« area of railroad ilitlng—10O feet Township Hall, Helmdel. at which time ING FOR THE ADMINISTRATION ihown on a map attached to and with BUltabla Intervening icreen- all persons will ba fl-ren. an oppar* AND ENFORCEMENT OF THE made a part of thl* ordinance and Ing 16 j|reduc« nolit and glare. tunlty to ba heard. PROVISIONS HEREIN CONTAINED known •• the Holmdel Towmhlp SECTIONfniREE: All ordlnancea or DANIEL S. KLT, ANn FIXING PENALTIES FOR THE Zoning Map, dated June », 1D61. parta of ordinance! Incomlftent here- Olerk. ATORS THEREOF, «UCH 11X0- 'The map and all notation! and r<(- llh ig* hjireby repelled. July M ' flU.M to* _ 14—Friday, July 28, 1961 jl BED BANK REGISTER L SENSATIONAL 4-DAY SALE...BIG DISCOUNTS In All Departments Disagree On I I'Stop Discount Department Store - Education | RT. 35—OAKHURST Aid Measure I (Just 3 Miles North of Asbury Park) WASHINGTON (AP) - Reps. Peter Frelinghuysen Jr., R-N.J., I Mon. Thru Sat. 10 A.M. To 9:30 P.M. and Frank Thompson Jr., D-N.J., disagreed again yesterday over •id to education—this time over I OPEN SUNDAY 10 A.M. To 6 P.M. aid to so-called impacted area •chools. I This is aid the government has given to schools to aid in paying costs of teaching children of I WHY SWELTER—COME IN and COOL OFF with these 'COOL* SUMMER SPECIALS federal employees. • ••••Oa.d Thru M.n.. July »!'•••••• The program expired, however, Famous 'Oceanic' AT OUR LOWEST PRICE! June 30 and a provision extending I it for three years has been tabled BIG 38x56" SAND *• "••»« by the House Rules Committee as I GIANT 18-FT.x42-IN. dis- part of the over-all aid to educa- BOX with Canopy tion bill. •n the area. See 32-POOL set • 4 Wood Seats Frelinghuysen said in a letter I WITH RIGID "P with water and operating • Canopy Adjusts 97 to constituents that Kennedy ALUMINUM • Galvanized Bottom hinted he might veto a separate I (Limit 1) bill aiding only impacted areas. 8 SIDEWALL N. J. WAREHOUSE-Rt. W Veto Bill "It seems inconceivable to me that any President would veto a ...-.-Oood Thru Mon., iuly «•»••••••< bill extending a popular program simply to force Congress to con- We know we have Hie lowest prices BIG 37x37" CHILD'S sider an entirely different pro- posal," Frelinghuysen said, add- I POOL . .. 1.99 to $499.00 ..... from 6 ft. PICNIC TABLE SET hg: TufawwSiMi 1-Pc.Alumimifn "Even an implied threat of to 24-ft. pools. • With 2 Benches M0M MCKnrVOH • Yes! It's SW-Ft. Deep • Fea such a veto smacks too much of I From* Members • Smooth Cedar 99 blackmail." Lock together — won't Fits within frame—won't tures: 2-Inch Tubular Steel Up- • Reg. 9.95 Thompson said in a letter to I loosen. 2" tubular itetl ruat. Long life heavy rights with 1-Inch Steel Tubing (Limit 1) 1 constituents that he agrees whole- upright supports. vinyl liner. N. J. WAREHOUSE-Rt. S5 Top and Bottom • Heavy Duty 110" heartedly with Kennedy's idea that aid to impacted areas should I Vinyl Liner (Limited Quantities) I • ^^f TERMS ---Good Thru Mm.. July »1"»»»»»»"K be part of the over-all education Lowest Discount Prices On: bill. • All Pool Accessories "To a large extent the impacted WOOD POOL CHILD'S 'Good-Health' areas programs are nothing more 1,000 FANS—JUST ARRIVED! • Filters • Chemicals • Covers CLEANED BAG SAND than or less than federal aid to LADDER education," he said. ". . .The NEW SHIPMENT OF • Vacuum Cleaners • Ladders 00 two programs belong together and 4 With Platform TABLE FANS AND WINDOW FANS • Nearly •very effort will be m»de to keep • Pool Inflatable Playthings bags I them so," AT LOWEST DISCOUNT PRICE! 100-lbs. 2 (At lowest Singly 68c discount price) COME IN AND SAVE! And, of course, POOLS themselves Oak Is Poorest N. J. WAREHOUSE—Rt. 35 Lightning Risk 24-IN BARBECUE GRILL SAVE OVER 50% Thru Mon.! Lightning claims about 300 lives a year in the U.S. and kills and maims thousands of valued UN. ALUMINUM CHAISE shade trees. MOTORIZED Most deaths, says Dr. Philip L. U.L. APPROVED ELECTRIC SPIT Rusden of the Bartlett Tree Re- Reg. search Laboratories, occur when Reg. 19.95 persons seek shelter under a tree, or are caught in the open SAVE 14.95 on beaches, near wire fences, on # 6-FT. REDWOOD exposed hilltops, even golf OVER 6 ' courses. One of the safest places TABLE & BENCHES • Covered with a super-strong and you can be during a lightning • Our Lowest Price • Removable Hood colorful SARAN webbing • Polished utorm is in an auto or inside a 3-PC. SET aluminum frames are rustproof • skyscraper. • Heavy Duty Construction No tree is a safe refuge during Tubular steel arms • Sturdy legs- Chrome Grid Adjusts Reg. 29.95 t thunderstorm. The oak is the folds flat un-safest of all. Lightning strikes 16 • 2 Large Wheels • Solid Redwood withstands year It with greater frequency than 'round weather •ny other species. After this • Smooth Table and 2 Benches come elm, pine, ash, willow, pop- Save Almost V2 lar, spruce and maple in order CHILD'S of susceptibility to a bolt from Strong Colorful Fabric the blue. A beech, however. Is LG. HAMMOCK seldom struck by lightning. STROLLER Trees growing singly in the USE WITH open or in groups, or along streets or at the edge of woods STAND BELOW are struck more often than those Above with STAND 8.97 Comp. In a dense forest. And trees in 97 sand or loam soil are hit with greater frequency than those growing in clay soils. Tree owners can protect their 9 valued trees by lightning protec- Comfortable Rattan 10-INCH WHEEL • Chrome Handle tion. It's quite simple: A copper WATERPROOF VELOCIPEDE mesh cable Is strung from the BASKET CHAIR e Padded Seat and Back tree top down forks, along trunk 5V2-FT. UMBRELLA CRIB MATTRESS and imbedded in the soil six to • Reg. 6.99 • Smooth, WITH STEP-ON BACK • Plaid Top and Body eight feet beyond the branch Strong Woven Rattan • • Aluminum Pole ^^ Reg. 10,95 99 spread to a ground rod. This No Catch or Snag • Bal- anced Wrought Iron Legs 99 w w e Adjustable Handlebars harmlessly grounds a bolt and • Heavy Canvas 1^^ w W 4 Reg. 10.95 5^ • Tubular steel frame • Ad- protects the tree. • Contour Back and Sett • Full Size • Acid-Resistant Shape Plastic Cover • Strongly lustable seat and chromed . Adjustable to recline or Unprotected trees ire often • Striped Tap 5 5 stitched edges • Reversible handlebars e Long wearing upright position shattered bv lightning. In some LIMITED QUANTITIES • Nursery designs solid rubber wheels "there mav b* no outward sign Injury. Then weeks or months later, fh~e~~tree starts to die be- • cause Inner tissue has beenII scorched or the roots seared and CUT 60%! Reduced 50% killed. Bark may become loose. Save 50% 50% OFF LIST Tn certain cases recovery can PATIO TORCHES be made by bark tracing, feeding ICE COOLER and other treatment. • Self-Coiitained SCOTCH ICE BRAND NEW RECORDS lightning kills bv bolts leaping Burner Topi LARGE CAPACITY upward from tall trees as well as Reg. 5.99 • RCA COLUMBIA from strokes forkin; down from • Reg. 2.49 4 cans 3 6 OTHERS clouds. In New York City, for Reddi-Torch • Wood Poles • Styrene body • With lock cover • CAPITAL example, 80 per cent of all light- • Freezes solid—keeps food fresher THRU ning shoots up from tall buildings: to meet charges rushing down! MON. from the s.kies. N, J. WAREHOUSE DISCOUNT STORE OFFERS YOU FAMOUS G.E. APPLIANCES Filing fee TRENTON (AP) - Water com- panies owned by municipalities must pay filing fees to the state Wednesday. - The formal opinion J>y Deputy Attorney Gen. Anthony D. An- dora. said municipal public utili- ties are largely exempt from the PUC's rate-making powers, but must pay the regular filing fees When they submit accounts. Unemployment AUTOMATIC G.E. STEAM Index Dirops TRENTON (AP) - New ,Ier- USE IT ANYWHERE! G.E. SKILLET & DRY IRON iey'j unemployment index has dropped to its lowest level since last September, the state Em- AUTOMATIC WITH FINGERTIP G.E. AUTOMATIC ployment Security Division re- PORTABLE IRON Polished Aluminum ported yesterday. PERCOLATOR AUTOMATIC HEAT Frank T. Judge, director of the < For Fast, Even Heat division, said the index dropped STEAM & DRY MODEL CONTROL DIAL TOASTER to 116 in June, a decline of three • Does a better job of cooking BREWS UP TO 12 CUPS points from the May figure. It VACATIONS TRIPS was the lowest figure for the in- e COLLEGE foods as you like them • Just • Automatic brew selector • Especially designed for new • Bakelite Feet and Handles dex since the U5 recorded last September. In between, it hit a I set the automatic dial • Com- • Drip-proof spout fabrics • Dial settings for all high of 135 in February. • • Ideal Travel Companion • Instant Steam • Gleaming Chrome Plated Finish • Keeps coffee hot until served fabrics • Even-Flo heat dis- The index is based on a figure for 17-Mlnutos of Ironing with Water Bulb plete with cover • See it now of iOO for the average of un • Cool grip handle tribution sold plate • Light- I • Perfect Toast Everytime employment In 1957. It takes into at N. J. Warehouse • Uie also at a Dry Iron • Fabric Dial Gives • Easy to clean weight too account unemployment covere I by jobless insurance. • Correct Ironing Temperatures Dial Settings from Light to Dark The jobless total for June, an • nounced previously, was 202,60O.§ G.E. AUTOMATIC DRY IRON FOR ALL FABRICS • Easily Cleantd ft 1 V:se Our Want Ads Home Delivery For Quick Resuks EEDMNK 35*Wtcf '"c Dial SH LOOIO DAY . MONDAY mtCVGH riUDAY-l8T lt>l/ J SH MHO NIGHT • -V, - 7c PER Section Two RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 28, 1961 Up to Collichio Davis Hearing Now in Doubt KEANSBURG — The ques- of board action last night. tion of whether a Board of After a prolonged and some- Health hearing on charges times heated discussion on the against Edward J. Davis, matter, the consensus of board plumbing inspector, will be con- opinion was that none of the ducted is in doubt as a result allegations made by Mayor Lou- is Collichio have been proved— up to this point. Migratory Conduct Hearing The boardt^rther went on rec- ord that it will conduct the hear- Farm Labor ing only if the mayor will pro- duce "signed complaints" against Mr. Davis. Bill Advanced The decision carrte after WASHINGTON (AP) — The Board members Arthur Robin- Senate Labor Committee yester- son and George Cameron pressed for written proof of vio- day approved a bill to prohibit GATHERING OF ASTRONAUTS—Six of the nation's seven Astronauts sit together arm labor work by children un lations terming Mayor Collich- der 14 except on the family farm io's charges "generalized, un- after arriving in St. Louis. They came for meeting at McDonnell Aircraft Corp. or on a neighboring farm with confirmed opinions of one man." * for technical discussion of McDonnell-built space capsules. Left to right are Leroy in 25 miles. G. Cooper, Jr., Donald K. Slayton, Virgil T. Grissom, Alan B. Shepard, Jr., M. Scott This was a part of a package 'Starting Point' THE END—This it the car driven by Mri. Eva Nelson, 910 Fair Haven Rd., Fair of five migratory labor bills The mayor, during his year- Carpenter and John Glenn. The seventh astronaut, Walter M, Schirra, was, slated Haven, after it hit a tree and an auto on Reckless PI. in Red Bank yesterday. Mrs. cleared by the committee. long battle to force the resig- to join the group later. • (AP Wirephotel Nelson was hospitalized. They are sponsored by Sen. nation of Mr. Davis, has indi- Harrison A. Williams, Jr., cated that the health body D-N.J., who has conducted hear- should use' his charges as a In. Jetport Controversy Passenger Hurt ings over the nation on the prob- "starting point" and produce Found: One lems of migratory workers. its own investigation in order The Fair Labor Standards Act to "get proof." Mosasaurus now gives no protection to chil- But, according to the health Scores Meyner's Conduct Driver Injured As dren doing farm work except board's stand last night, the that they cannot be required to "burden of proof is on Mr. Maximus work during school hours. Collichio." WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. of the New Jersey Aeronautics ty jetport but Frelinghuysen said Peter Frelinghuysen Jr., R-N.J., Bureau from 1946 until last! this is far from the state's posi- SEWEIX (AP) — Anothe Purpose Of Bills said today Gov. Robert B. Mey Dec. 31. ion embodied in a resolution CarHitsAuto,Tree Mosasaurus Maximus has been The other four, bills approved ner of New Jersey has exhibited Copsey testified at a Juiy 12 assed by the Legislature oppos- found in New Jersey. by the committee would: Boardwalk reprehensible conduct in the Mor- hearing in Trenton against the ng not only the Morris County RED BANK — An auto with its Fair Haven, passed a red traffic The. Mosasuar was an aquati — Authorize $2 million an- ris County jetport controversy. plan to locate a commercial jet ;ite but possible sites in several lizard which prowled the sea: woman driver sounding the horn light at Broad St. and Harding nually for federal grants to He said a verbal attack Mey- Port of New York Authority ither northern New Jersey coiin- Rd., continued west onto Reckless over this area 75 million yean sohols over-crowded by children Fire Causes frantically, crashed into a tree ner leveled earlier this week at airport in Morris County. But ies. PI., and veered left onto the ago. In May of this year, anothei of migrant workers during the his former aviation chief "hit a Meyner said Copsey had earlier and another car on Reckless PI. "It may be, of course, that Merchants Trust Co. property was found. regular term; authorize $300,000 ,000 Loss new low".and was "utterly dis- filed a report favorable to the Governor Meyner, like Louis yesterday, sending her to the hos- striking a tree. The latest remains were un of similar aid for summer school graceful." Morris County site with then XIV, believes his personal views earthed in the marl pits of In pital. Hits Car programs; authorize $250,000 of ASBURY PARK—Fire, probab- "It seems unbelievable," Fre- Conservation Commissioner Salv- are those of the state," Freling- Police said the car, driven by versand Co., in Gloucester Coun grants for interstate planning to ly caused by a stroller's cigarette, linghuysen said in a statement, atore A. Bontempo. huysen said. Not content, the car roared ty. Mrs. Eva Nelson, 910 River Rd., deal with school problems of mi- resulted in a $10,000 loss yester- 'that Meyner should seek to sus- Frelinghuysen quoted Meyner Frelinghuysen said Meyner's back onto Reckless PI., rammed The state museum said "thii grants; authorize $200,000 for aid an auto driven by Kenneth 0. day to part of the city boardwalk tain a wholly untenable position as describing Copsey as a man interpretation of the report Cop- find is of even greater import in setting up pilot adult educa- and a beachfront restaurant. by this unwarranted attack on a pensioned by the state and giving ley submitcd to Bontempo "il Shelly, 267 Rt. 35, Middletown, ance since this animal is earlie: tion projects for" migrant work- The blaze, which broke out at long-time servant of the state." paid testimony against il. completely off base." 2 Teachers and finally came to a halt in the in time, in a better state of pre ers. bank's driveway. 10:10 a.m. after smoldering for He referred to Maj. Gen. Rob- Meyner supports the Port Au Meyner, he said, cited five ad- servation, more complete, anc — Provide for registration of ert L. Copsey, of Brielle, chief thority's plan for a Morris Coun Mrs. Nelson was admitted to hours, routed 100 customers from vantages and two disadvantages several parts of the skull and oth migrant crew leaders with the contained in Copsey'g 1959 re- Are Hired Riverview Hospital with multiple Evelyn's Seven Seas Restaurant er bones were found this tim labor department and require port, cuts and bruises and a possible in the city-owned Sunset Avenue NEW SHREWSBURY — The which had not previously beei them to keep financial records Surface Justification appointment of two teachers by eye injury. She is in fair condi- discovered and meet other standards. Pavilion, Fire Chief Michael De Sarno reported. Revaluation Start But. Frelinghuysen added, "he the Monmouth Regional Board of tion. The bones indicate the anima — Authorize $3 million annual- Suzanne (Meyner) neglects to state that Education Wednesday completed Her passenger, was 40 feet long with a fish ly in grants to states and com- Upward of 2,500 people, most the two disadvantages are deci- the faculty for the new high Spears, 910 River Rd., Fair like body. It had a long tail, munities to help them provide of them in bathing suits, flocked Haven, received four stitches to sive, while the five advantages tchool, which will open its doors pointed jaw and flippers. health protection for migrant ;o the scene from nearby beach- Is Set in serve simply as the surface jus- this fall. close a cut over her left eyebrow. When the bones are cleanei workers. es, hotels and rooming houses, MARLBORO TOWNSHIP- Re- bid $37,545.37, and Jannarone En tification for the Port Authority's Those' appointed were Edward She was released following treat- and treated, they'll be displaya — Establish a 15-member Na- At Bradley Beach last night, valuation of all property here is gineering Co., Matawan, bid $44,- case." , Seyler, 15 Locust Dr., Asbury ment. at the state museum in Trenton tional Advisory Council on Migra- another large crowd was treated expected to start within two or|652,74. Copsey listed the two disadvan- Park, to teach English at an an- Patrolman Paul P. Lang re- Announcement of the find wa; tory Labor to focus attention on to a spectacular scene as fire three weeks. tages as bad terrain and fog and nual salary of $5,500 and Gordon ported two witnesses told him made yesterday. the problems. whipped out of a storage shed at Mr. Ratcliffe said the bid: they saw Mrs. Nelson driving at unacceptable jet noise levels. Kelly of Buffalo, N. Y., to teach the rear of Schwartz's Drug Committeeman Frank L. Rat were over the amount budgetei a high rate of speed after she Frelinghuysen said ne had dis- general science and physical edu Store, Main St. and La Reine cliffe said the $11,500 contract for the work. He said there i turned from Spring St. onto Hard about $30,000 remaining in thi cussed the matter with Bontem- cation at $5,000. Ave., and caused extensive dam with United Appraisal Co., Gar- ing Rd. and started west. The wit- field, calls for completion of the|road department budget for 1961 po, now the State Department'* • Mr. Seyler will also be assistant age to the rear of the three-story security chief, but that Bontem- nesses are Richard Cook, 49 Fair work by Jan 1. One solution to the problem basketball coach for $200, and Mr. Haven Rd., Fair Haven, and Lou frame building. po was reluctant to becomeJn- Kelly will be assistant football The city boardwalk fire broke Tax Assessor George A. Wen he said, would be to adopt ai volved. Sullivan, 9 Hazel PI., Hazlet, the del last night was assigned the1 emergency resolution approprial and track coach, for a total sti- patrolman reported. out in a sheet of flames along "I know he is sympathetic to pend of $500 for the two posts. a 60-foot front and whipped task of preparing post cards toling the money. those who oppose a jetport in Also damaged in the accident be mailed to the 1,733 property At the same meeting the board was a parked car owned by against the front door and win- Mayor Charles T. McCue ap Morris County," Frelinghuysen awarded an open contract for dows of the restaurant. Glass owners informing them of the pointed J. Daniel Stattel, Brade said, adding that both candidates Nancy Citarella, 49 Lincoln St., start of the work. general supplies to The J. L. Ham- Middletown, Patrolman Lang re- smashed inward over the foyer velt, to the Planning Board, re for governor of New Jersey in mett Co., Union, with an .initial ported the auto was damaged by and a few unoccupied tables. Cus Mr. Wendel was authorized to placing Lindsay LeMoine who re the fall election also oppose the order of $1,530. flying glass from the collision of tomers and employees fled spend up to $50 to hire additional signed two weeks ago. Port Authority's plan. A contract for biology supplies Mrs. Nelson's auto with that of through doors on the Ocean and help to address trie cards. The committee authorized Phii "J am confident that I am not went to the Carolina Biological Mr. Shelly. Sixth Avenue sides of the brick The Township Committee de p Costello, Perth Amboy, to cod alone in looking forward to the Supply Co., Eton College, N. C, summons was issued pend- and concrete building. clined an offer by Fred Dressier! fy iti s ordinancesi . The project wi day when Mr. Meyner passes in- —-ing-further-investigation, Cityxrews~immediately went to ^rt-his-offiee-to-do-4he-wofk— bbe-leo ffl and Is expectep d ti to—well-deserved—obscurity^'" work- tearing up and-replacing cause JVlr^Windel jaid Jie_could]be_conipletedJn_a^ear. !-ErelinghaysenJaidL ged boards. The job will b not- allow the tax book to leave completed today. The restaurant his home. Satellite Details probably will be closed at least No action was taken last night for the week-end. on an ordinance providing $20. Open Meetings Are Disclosed by Space Agency 772 for preparation of * tax map. Mr. Ratcliffe said the measure Says Closed Sessions Are Out WASHINGTON (AP) - The graph Co. and the International Judicial had not been advertised in time Space Agency yesterday disclosed Telephone and Telegraph Co. for for • public hearing last night. UNION BEACH - Acting May- hind "closed doors." new details of the communica- the use of ground stations at The hearing will be at a special or William J. Larigan Informed Mr. Langan took over as acting tions satellite which it plans to Rumford, Maine and Nutley, N.J. Positions meeting Aug. 3, he said. The Register last night that Bor- mayor earlier this month as a place in orbit next year. The eight-sided satellite will be The committee held for study ough Council Executive sessions, result of a leave of absence and The National Aeronautics and launched by a Delta, rocket from wo bids for road repair work. as such, are at an end here. later the resignation of Mayor Space Administration announced Cape Canaveral into an orbit Discussed Manzo Contracting Co., Matawan, "As long as I'm acting mayor Harvey C. Eriksen who is moving in June the selection of Radio ranging between the altitudes of WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. there will be no closed meetings," from the state because of a job Corp. of America to build the 900 and 3,000 miles. Peter W. Rodino, D-N.J.. says BROKER KILLS SELF he said. promotion and reassignment. 100-pound earth satellite, forerun- It will be 26 inches in diameter .* |tfie names of some 10 to 15 New NEW YORK (AP) - Richard The governing body has been It Is expected that council will ner of spacecraft which will re- and 29 inches high. The equip- , Fcrseyans have been submitted to Hiscoe, 69,a member of the New conducting executive sessions elect amayor "In the near future. ceive radio, television and tele- ment in the satellite will receive I the Justice Department for pos- York Stock Exchange, was found regularly for nearly two years— Recently, the local Planning phone messages, store them, and power from 6,000 radiation pro- sible judgeship appointments. 'atally wounded today in his Park in between its regular meetings Board discontinued executive ses- repeat them on command from tected solar cells mounted on the CENTER OF ATTENTION — All eyes are Reused on Among those proposed, Rodino Avenue apartment. Police called —and these conferences, up to sions on urban renewal and mas- ground stations. sides of the craft. said yesterday, are U. S. District t an apparent suicide. 'this time have been held be- ter planning. The purpose is to provide new NASA said the satellite will Princess Margaret on her arrival at White City Stadium :ourt Judge William F. Smith, communications that are swift, contain two communications in London to attend the Royal International Horse Show. for a seat on the Third Circuit reliable and private. transponders, each capable of re- The princess, who is expecting a baby in the autumn, Court of Appeals, which includes The Goddard Space Flight Cen- ceiving and transmitting either New Jersey, and Passalc Coun- «.».ng ana iransmuung ernierj „.. . 3Ccornpanisr d by her husband, Anthony Armstrong- ter, NASA agency in charge of television, two-way telephone or[ , /AB'lA/. _L ± ,. / , *, ty Judge Salvatore D. Viviano for communications satellite plans, is other forms of wide-band data. ' Jones. (AP Wirephoto via radio from London I U. S. district judge. Names of ' negotating with RCA a contract the other potential candidates amounting to more than $3 mil- were not available. lion. The Justice Department has de- Ground Stations clined comment on the matter. NASA said it is contracting with Rodino said he has not person the American Telephone and Tele- ally recommended anyone to fill judgeship vacancies in New Jer- sey but recalled forwarding rou- County Becomes tine recommenations from bar associations to the department. Film Colony Sen. Clifford P. Case, R-NJ., CENTERVILLE — Monmouth has asked the Kennedy adminis- County this summer has been the tration t" appoint a New Jcrsey- locale for the filming of two mo- an to the circuit court seat va rion pictures and, for the past cated last year by Judge Philip Forman. month, has taken on the appear- ance of a Hollywood colony. The circuit court also handles Yesterday, additional scenes for cases in Pennsylvania, the Vlr the movie "A Touch of Mink" gin Islands and Delaware. were shot on Rt. 35 next to the There are two vacancies on the Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. plant site. New Jersey District Court, in Earlier this month, scenes for eluding the one seat added by the movie were shot at two loca- the omnibus judgeship bill which tions on Rt. 35 in Middletown. became law earlier this year. Middletown also was the scene The Justice Department re of major portions of the filming of ceives nominations for judgeship tfc* "Miracle Worker," starring vacancies from members of Con i Bancroft. PRINCESSES CLING TO CAPSIZED BOAT—Princess Paola, left, wife of Belgium's gress, bar associations, politira "A Touch of Mink" stars Doris Prince Albert of Liege, and Princess Josephine Charlotte, sister of King Baudouin parties and individuals. A spokesman said that after AFTER PARIS SHOWING—Marc Bohan, designer for the Dior line, is surrounded'by Day, Cary Grant and Gig Young. of Belgium, cling to their sail boat which capsized about a half mile from shore at Much of the plot involves the preliminary Investigation the mos mannequins in Paris after the Dior showing won wide acclaim. From left are fjroup on the trip from New York Saint Tropez, France. They spent ntarly 30 minutes in the water before being re»- qualified persons are studio Koukla, holding her pet Yorkshire territr; Muriel; Valeria; Laurence and Holy. Cfty to Atbury Park. cued by their husbands in a motor canoe. (AP Wirephoto via radio from London) thoroughly and "if one really looks good an FBI check is run.' The mannequins arc known by, a single name. (AP Wirephoto via radio from P«rf*l 16-Fridty, July 28, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER A News Inventory FRIDAY TV TODAY AFTERNOON *M~ (2) Life of RBey i&iHof* Note: Hal Humphrey one'* head. It takes yean and RADIO (4) Movie •' it on vacation thli week. Today's talent to make a good reporter, 12: W- (Z) Love of Life T7I WNEW (5) Dateline Europe WABC 11M guest columnist Is James C. Hag- and good reporters—new talent (4) Truth or WCBS m WPAT (!) Jet Jacksoa to supplement the old—are the Consequences Airtomttkmcd WHIG MM WQXR erty, former White House p (11) Bozo the Clown basis of ABC's expansion in (7) Camouflage WNBC WOR 711 secretary-and now ABC'* vice (U) Danger Is My president in charge of news, fpe- 12:JO- (2) Search For AFTERNOON WHTO Nawa: news. Business WEATHER! Tomorrow Raluing Mu.lc cial events and public affaire.) Some people tell me I came 3:25—(11) Clutch Cargo Itlt*—WABC Charila Gtau WNBC Morgan Baatty months ago (4) It Could Be You WCBS Nawa WOK Nawa; By JAMES C. HAGERTY into television six 5:30- (2) Movie . WHTe Menmoulh-Oc.aa notions fnd (5) Cartoons Nawa Summary Gabrial Haatar "Now that you've been in TV with pre-conceived (5) Heckle and Jeckle WNBC Nawa; Jim Lowa Till—WOH Capitol Cloaa.Up that that was going to be bad. (7) Number Please Tl4S—WNBC Naw York City a few months," I was recently 12U5- (2) Guiding Light (7) Rin Tin Tin WNBC Naw.: Jack Seott Talking asked, "have you found things They've still got to show me. UUS—WOR Tha Fitig*»)d» WOM Carlton Fradrleki 12:55— (4) News (8) Movie WCBS Paria Baport different than you imagined they Reported to Newsmen (11) Three Stooges WHTB Thia I. Monmouth TiSO—WNBC Wayna Howall 1:00- (2) News Tilt—WABC Nawa; Chuck would be?" One notion I had is that news 01) Crossroads County Dunaway ought to be reported by news- (4)-Dr. Joyce Brothers itltO—WHTtt County Agrnt HOD—WCBS World Tonight ' My answer was, "Yes—differ- (5) Cartoons FRIDAY EVENING WCBS Allan Gray WHTO Haadllnaa: Muala ent and better." men, not by a sweet voice which (Sign Off 8:30 p.i (7) Ray MiUand IMS—WHTO Nawa; My object six months ago wh«n merely reads someone else's 1:00- (4) News and Weather Ralaxlng Muala WNBC Naw»: Waysa 1:05- (2) Burns and Allen llltt—WABC Nawa; Farrall Smith Howtll I took my post with ABC was copy. (5) Felix and Diver Dan WNBC Emphaala WOK Nawi. World Toda Another is that analysis ought 1:20- (9) News and Weather (7) News HOD—WCBS Nawa; Hollywood SUS—WCBS Ed Jejea to see that eventually ABC News WHTO Haadllnaa, Egg Hie—WO* Sport. gets there first with the best. I to be made by trained and 1:25- (4) News (11) Popeye Prleaa, Mu.lo •HI—WON My Tru. Story want ABC in time to stay first experienced minds. Comment (5) News (U) I Led Three Lives WNBC Nawa; Jim Low* till—WABC N.w.; Chuck should be made by a legitimate WOK Nawa Dnnaway by 'getting better; I want people, (9) Almanac Newsreel I: IS- (7) Local News lilt—.WCBS BobDlxon • •AS—WNBC Naw.; Bob Hajraai commentator — not by an an- WCBS Naw.; World Of when they think of news, to turn i:l»- (2) As The World Turns 1:20- (7) Weather WHTO Baach Baport Mualo to ABC-TV and dial ABC-TV. nouncer mouthing the words of 6:25— (7) Sports WOR Carlton Fradarlcka BlSB—WOR Nawa; tlcCullougk (4) Dr. Hudson liSO—WHTONawa; Long Way to Go some unknown writer. I have in- (:J0- (4) Local News AEliot sisted, and still do, that nobody (5) Movie BalaxlDg Mu.lo (ill—WABC Nawi; Scott Ma.I Frankly, we still have a long (7) Susie (5) Cartoons lilt—WABC Nawa; Farrall Smith 10100—WCBS Nawi can report what happened, and (7) Eichmann Trial WNBC Emphaala WNBC Nawai Bob Haymai way to go. But equally frankly; (9) Understanding Our 1,00—WCBi N*wa; Womaa'a WOR Naw.; La. Smith I think we are way ahead of why, better than the expert re- (II) Christie Comedies Rapoit on IBllS—WOR McCnllough * Ellol porter who was there when it World ' Wa.hingtoB schedule. Our first big challenge (11) Movie (13) Movie WHTO Haadlln... Uu.la came with the Project Mercury happened. 1:40- (4) Weather WNBC Nawi: Jim Lowa 1*110—WCBS Danca Mu.ic That's why we instituted the 2:00- (2) Face The Facts WOB Nawa. Laa Smith 10141—WOR Blbla Baadlns space shot, and a lot of our se- (4) Jan Murray 1:45- (4) News l*i»f—WABC Nawa; Scott Muni verest critics said we excelled beat system for reporters at ABC 7:00- (2) News lllOO—WCBI Nawa —to insure that we had a man (7) Day In Court WNBC Nawi: Bob Haymaa on our Mercury special and the (9) Guy Madison (4) Lock Up WOR Nawa on the job at most of the key (5) Assignment: SK... H... additions we made to the pool 2: JO- (2) House Party tilt—WABC Nawa; Jack C»m»7 UUS—WCBS SUrliEht Saiota places where news is made. i Underwater WNBC Empha.l. WOR Jaan Shapard coverage of the actual shoot. (4) Loretta Young CMKm; Paraonal Btorj *>•••—WCBS Muaio 'Til Dawn Then came the Kennedy travels That's why," in the past few (7) Jim Backus WHTO Haadllnaa, Mnala HISS—WABC Nawa: Happlna.a months, ABC News has added (7) Seven Keys WNBC Nawi; Jim Low* Exchanga to London, Paris and Vienna. (0) Terrytoon Circus to Hs staff the following: (9) Star and Story (11) News WOR Nawa; 1*1* Van 12100—WNBC Nawi; All NlgM II ABC made its biggest and most .2:55— (5) News tilt—WOK Allan* Franeia Newcomers to Staff 7: OS- (2) Local News WCBS M«rth» Wright WOR Long JohL expensive international effort to 1:00- (2) Millionaire MORNING PROORAMS Bill Lawrence, former national 7:10- (2) Weather tite—WHTa Nawa; date, and we were rewarded with (4) Young Dr. Malone . Balaxinr Uuala TiOO—WABC Harb O.car Andara and White House correspondent 7: IS- (2) News " WCBS Jack Starling the only impressive news beat of (5) Theatre Five tilt—WABC Nawi; Jack Camay of the New York Times. (II) Local News WNBC fempha.i. WHTQ Monmoutb-Ocaan the Summit meeting—an exclu- (7) Queen For A Day 41BO—WCBS Nawa: Information Nawa Sumary John Scali, our top diplomatic 7:25—(11) Weather Egu Prlcai sive interview with Khrushchev (9) Film Drama Cantral correspondent, who covered the 7:30- (2) Rawhide WHTOCloaim Stock WOR Nawi; and the first reaction of Presi- (11) Movie world for Associated Press. (4) Happy Raport; Huale John Gambling dent Kennedy to his converra- S:25—(U) Community Newsreel WNBC Nawa; Art Ford Fendall Yerxa, former manag- (5) Cannonball WOR Nawi; John Wlnrtta WNBC N.w«; Bill Cullan tions with the Soviet Premier. J:JO- (2) Verdict Is Yours 7.10—WHTO Nawi; ing editor of the New York Her- (7) Matty's Funday 4111—WCBS Kannath Banghart Waka up t* Muil Scoops just don't come your (4) From These Roots WOR Radio Naw York ald Tribune, who Is serving as Funnies 4lS»—WHTO Nawa: Balaxinr 7141—WHTO Civil S.rvlca Nawa way by accident, and neither (7) Who Do You Trust? Till—WABC Naw.; editorial director of "Editor's (») Movie Mmlo does incisive, in-depth analysis (9) Movie 4ltt—WABC Nawa; Jack Camay Harb Oacar Andari of a situation just pop into any- Choice," our Sunday night news- (11) Sportsman's Club WHTO Fort Monmouth liBO—WCBI World Nawa (IS) Jack La Lannc Nawa WMTO Haadllnai; in-depth program. 7:4S-(H) Sports WNBC Empbaala Jules Bergman, the first 4:01- (2) Brighter Day 8:00- (4) One Happy Family 1,00—WCBf Nawa; SldallghU WHTO Moiimouth«Oc.an WNBC Nawa; BUI Cullan science editor of any network. (4) Make Room For (5) Miami Undercover Nawa Summary ill*—W0H Dorothy and Dick Lisa Howard, ABC News' full- (7) Harrigan and Son WRBCNawi; Art Ford WCBS Jack St.rllng MOVIE TIMETABLE Daddy gljO—WHTO Nawa . time woman reporter. (11) Baseball Won Nawi; John Scott RED BANK (5) Mr. and Mrs. North •lit—WCBS Kannath Banfhart Ralaxlng Muala Top Names (7) American Bandstand (13) Mike Wallace WHTO Dow Jonaa Avcratai •lit—WABC Nawa; Carlton — Ladies Man 2:20; WOR Radio Naw York Harb O.car And.ru Add to this list of newcomers I (U) Cartoons 8:20-(I3) News 111*—WHTO Naw.; Balaxlni» OlOO—WCBS Nawa; Jack Starll 7:20; 9:20. 8:30- (2) Route 66 WHTO Haadllna.: these top names in TV and ra 4:15- (2) Secret Storm Hoilo ** SAT. — Ladies Man 2:20; 4:30; (4) Short Story tilt—WABC Naw. Strictly for Womtp 6:20; 8:20; 10:20 Popeye Salute dio news, and you can see why 4: JO- (2) Edge of Night WNBC Nawa; Bill Call.n (5) Tombstone Territory IVININO 3:30. my job as ABC News chief has (4) Here's Hollywood •••0—WABC Jack Carnaj WOB Nawa: Galan Drak (7) Flintstones •ISO—WHTO Nawa: SUN. - gone so smoothly: Edward P. (5) Mr. District Attorney WCBf Naw. Ralaxirg Hualo Fiercest Heart 2:00; (13) Betty Furness WHTO Haadllnaa; 5:24; 8:47; Snow White And The Morgan, Al Mann, Quincy Howe, (11) Laurel ahd Hardy Dinnar Muile ••••—WNBC Empha.la »:00- (4) Lawless Years WABC Nawa; Braakfa.t Clu Three Stooges 3:36; 6:55; 10:20. John Cameron Swayze. and Chuck WNBCNiira; Sport. 1*100—WCI1 Nawa; (5) Pony Express WOR Naw: Lyla Van EATONTOWN Many of our news team—in- 4:55— (11) Spunky and Tadpole •ill—WCBS Sport. Arthur Godfray (7) 77 Sunset Strip FRI.-SAT.-SUN. ONLY WHTO Raadlinaa: Mu.lo Drive-In — Kartoon Karnival cluding Bob Clark, Lew Shollen- WNBC Art Ford WNBCNawn Art Ford (9) Golf Tips WOR Nawi; John Winfata 7:35; Ladies Man 9:30; The berger. Bob Fleming, Jahn RoW- EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN THEATER •itt—WABC Paul Harv.y WOR N.w« Raporta 9:30— (2) Adventure Theatre l«ill—WOK Martha Daana Sea Chase 11:30; Teenage son, John MacVane, Bill Shadel, •iin—WCBf Naw.: Builnaai 101*0—WHTONawa; (4) Preview Theatre "Pre-Show Dancing in Our Patio" WABC Naw. Raporta Frankenstein 1:30. Paul Harvey and Alex Drier- WHTONawa; Plnnar Muale Ralaxlng Mualo are seasoned veterans. Others (5) Night Court WOR Nawi! WOR Intarvlawa, SAT. — Ladies Man 8:35; Martha Daan* are young in years though long (9) Long John Nebel L Henry Glad.tona 12:35; The Sea Chase 10:40. •140—WCBS Financial Nawi lOlla—WABC Nawa; on experience. 10:00- (2) Twilight Zone WNBC Financial Nawi Charlla Graar SUN. Morgan The Pirate 8:35; (4) Michael Shayne «i4t—WABC Howard Coiall WNBC Emphaal. 12:35; The Steel Claw 10:40. We are taking the cream of the WCBS Lowall Thom.l 11,00—WCBS Naw.; Houa* Par crop from the journalism schools (5) Award Theater WOR Sporta, Stan Lomu WHTO Hcadlinaa; Muilo COLLINGWOOD (7) Detectives WNBCThraa Star Extra WNBC Nawa: Art Ford Shore Drlve-In—Ben Hur 8:45; and putting them to work with •lit—WCBS Sporti Tlma WOB Nawa ABC News. These are the news (13) Movie ' o«—WABC Edward P. Morgan llllC—WOR McCanna at Horn. 11:00. 10:30— (2) Person to Person WCBS Naw.l Intarvlawa WHTO Baaab Raport Fly-In—Homicidal 8:40; 12:00; personalities of the day after to- WHTO Htadllnn: Muilo 11,10—WCII Garry Moora morrow. Long before they have (5) Manhunt GARY COOPER WNBC N.w»: Wayna Bowill WHTO Bad Bank fUflatar Gorgo 10:20. (7) Law and Mr. Jones La Dolce Vita" WOR Fulton Lawla Nawa, Pata Hoffma HAZLET attained leadership in broadcast ALL SEATS /•IS—WABC Chuck Dunaw.y 1H40—WCBS Cro.by-Cloonay journalism, we will have shown (9) Movie Naked Edge Loew's Drive-in-Cartoon 8:40; WOR Bu»lna.i; Naw. llllt—WABC Nawa the American people that ABC 10:50—(11) Sports RESERVED Tits—WCBS Nawa: Ed Joyca WNBC Emphaal. Ladies Man 9:10; 12:35; Love llllt—WHTO Midday Stock Itapo: means news—and news means 11:00- (2) News In A Goldfish Bowl 11:10. ABC. (4) News SUN. — Cartoons 8:40; Morgan (5) PM East . . . PM The Pirate 9:10; 12:30; Green West Helmet 11:05. Hal Humphrey; (7) News ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS (11) News ' Rock Hudson Popular Prices Atlantic-Shorts 7; 30; Pepe 8:05. 11:10- (2) Weather SAT. — Shorts 2:00; 7:40; Pepe (4) Weather "LAST SUNSET" BEN HUR" 2:10; 8:05. ADAM WADE, new singing 11:12- (7) Weather Shows to Furt-hcr Theatre Information Call SH 1 • 96"0 SUN. — Raisin In The Sun 2:00; •nation who on* year ago 11:15- (2) Movie 4:20; 6:30; 9:00. (4) Jack Paar was working as a biochemist HIGHLANDS Watch (7) Movie AWA X Marine—Shorts 7:40; Cimmaron with Dr. Jonas Salic, is «p (11) Movie 8:05. SHORE DRIVE-IN K" TONIGHT p»*ring twice nightly through 12:00- (t) Midnight Mysteries T SAT. - Shorts 2:00; 7:40; Cim- 10:M - CBS — (Ch. 2) - Per- 12:30— (5) Racket Squad RT5. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE maron 2:20; 8:05. Aug. 3 at the Adventurer son to Person —(Choice Viewing) 12:45- (2) Movie NOW THRU TUES. • 1ST RUN AT POPULAR PRICES SUN. — Cartoon 2:00; 7:00; — Another new tape (made last Club, Long Branch. Wade 1:00- (4) Local News Report Directly from Beachfront 11:15 a.m., 1:15 p.m. 9:05; The Pleasure Of His Com- METKO-COLDWYN-MAYEK season) and being shown for the has placed two records (5) News MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS AFTER EACH RACE pany 2:10; 7:10; 9:20. first time. Songwriter Johnny (7) Evening Prayer KEYPORT mong the nation's "top ten" WILLIAM WYLER'S Mercer and English film actress (9) Almanac Newsreel PMSINTAT1ON OF , SAT. - Wild In Joan Collins video visit with within *ix months after start- (4) 13th Hour Country 2:00; 8:20; The Trap Charles Collingwood. Mercer lives ing hit professional singing (9) News and Weather Family 3:45; 6:30; 10:15. with his wife and two children 1:35— (4) News 4KHUAftDJOHnSOri$ SUN. — Ladies Man 2:00; 4:20; in Newport Beach, and Miss Col- areer. 1:40- (4) Sermonette 6:40; 9:00; Islan lins lives high in the Hollywood 3:15- (2) News "Uaateark far HBiery Amtrkwu." 3:50; 6:10; 8:40. 3:20-^(2) Give Us This Day KEANSBURG Hills. tape, s found dead, the doctor is Casino—Ladlon Man 7:09; 9:18, 8: JO — CBS — (Ch. 2) — Koute chargecTwitlrmuTder. Mason un- SAT. — Matinee 2:00. dertakes the doctor's defense. SUN. — Morgan The Pirate (0 — The Glen Canyon dam in Even though these repeats may RT. 35 MIDDLETOWN 3:31; 6:42; 9:53; The Green Hel- izona "serves as a background SUNDAY thro THURSDAY met 1:53; 5:14; 8:25. for this repeat film. Our heroes, be three-to-four years old, a re- TECHNICOLOR—COMPLETE. UNCUT VERSION turn visit might be in order be- t:M A.M. to 12:00 P.M. LONG BRANCH Tod and Buz, secure jobs on the Baronet—The Lait Sunset 2:10; dam project but are pulled off :ause of some intriguing plots. Starts 8:45—Late Show at 11 • CHILDREN FREE "RTOAY and SATURDAY 7: SO — NBC — (Ch. 4) — Bo- 4:00 A.M. to 1:00 A.M. 7:20; 9:40. for another assignment. They have to keep four beautiful fash- nanza — Big Hoss Cartwright SAT. — The Lait Sunset 2:00; AIR CONDITIONED 4:00; 6:10; 8:20; 10:30. ion models away from the work- (Dan Blocker) is a sympathetic NOW SUN. - Snow White And The ers. And for this they got paid! ioul, as he demonstrates in this Matinct at 2 J_Y R. I C TONIGHT THRU AUG. 3 9.00 — NBC — (Ch. 4) — The repeat episode, "The Ape." He Three Stooges 3:40; 6:55; 10:00; SHOWING WALTER BUDS THKATBE—ASBOMT TUX the phenomenal new recording »tur The Fiercest Heart 5:04; 6:15; Lawless Years — Detective Bar- tnows the disadvantages of being 8:30. ney Ruditsky tries to help a three- big and plain-looking. Hoss meets FREEHOLD time loser and gets nowhere. —and has a memorable battle RESERVED SEATS NOW OH ADAM WADE! Strand—Kiddie Show — North- Angel-faced Vincent Coll is serv- with — Arnie Gurne, a brute of SALE AT BOX OFFICE - man with the mentality of a Hear Adam sing "Writing on the Wall" west Passage 2:00; Two Rode ing time on a burglary rap when MAIL ORDIRS FILLED Together 7:00; Ruditsky intercedes to get him :hild. They become pals, of and "Tell Her for Me" 10:42; Ladies SHOWN TWICf DAILY Man 8:56. paroled. The next thing Ruditsky :ourse. Series moves into Dinah's PLUS !:M *> «;SO P.M. SAT. & SUN. Two Rode To- hears is that "Mad Dog Coll' ipot on Sundays next season. Prl«> (Tax FUNNY-FUNNY-FUNNY I The Exciting gether 2:15; 5:47; 9:39; Ladies has joined forces with Dutch Eves. exc. Sat. Orch. 2.00. Jay Kirk | Vincent Bell Trio Man 4:10; 7:53. Schultr. James Gregory, one of Mf«. 2.50, Lone 3.50. Sat. SBURY PARK TV's most popular "cops," was CHECK OUR Evr. 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MIDDLETOWN ITALIAN CUISINE AMPLE FREE PARKING (JUST NORTH OF FIVE CORNERS) (FOOD ORDERS TO TAKE OUT!) 18—Friday, July 28, 1961 RED BANK REGISTER Courtesy of Bohan Two Vitamins Often Performance Tomorrow v A Shot in the Arm for ParisLacking in U.S. Diets Carmen' to Close How well do we Americans eat, fish, eggs, chicken; .whole grain By NADEANE WALKER lero tops flared over, the burt. Dozens of dazzling cocktail and A few big-skirted ball dresses nutritionally? •• or enriched bread and cereals; PARIS (AP) — Dior'i Marc Besides brown, which It 'every- evening numbers are solidly trail drapery and look like but- and green leafy vegetables. . beaded, embroidered or sequlned terflies in flowered chiffon; But In answer to this question, MM. Bohan gave the Paris fashion body's darling this -season, he Irene H. Wolgamot, extension uses grays, beiges, reds to -extending a high fashion trend most stick by the Bohan fitted 1961 Opera Series season a needed shot in the arm foods and nutrition specialist of popular in America this year. line right down to the ground, yesterday with a hug-me-tight, orange and pale coral, golden Rutgers University reports from yellows, deep blues, greens, off- Lames and brocades add still where again there is a little ASBURY PARK — The Mon- short-skirted line he calls recent studies made by the U. S. The Yukon whites and black. more gilding. flare at the hem. Other design- mouth Opera Festival wil bring Charm '62." Department of Agriculture in the shore's summer opera season ers have cut their long, slim While the showing was not up dresses off at the ankle, but Bo- various regions of the country. Due to Get to a close tomorrow night in Con- ,o Bohan's spectacular debut last American diets were compared vention Hall with Biiet's "Car- han apparently belongs to the spring, the enthusiastic reaction with nutritional CHILDREN UMOIf* f« NOT ADMITTED ' f!i:i) HANK POST 2:30 • Daily Double Closes 2:20 20-Friday, July"28, J%1 RED BA.NK REGISTER Friday, July 28, 1961—2$ "! Polish Coach Thinks Foik Acerra-s 70 Cops Shore Pro-Amateur Yanks Win, 4-3; Idle Ready for Record in 200 JAMESBURG — Lou Acerra, J&cobson's great round, minus pro at Hollywood Golf Club, shot a one stroke handicap, was ama- WARSAW (AP) — The coach, a one under par 70 to cop yester- Detroit Out by Game teur low net in the tourney. How- of the Polish team that meets day's Shore Pro-Amateur Golf ' the United States tomorrow end Tournament at Forsgate Country ever, since Jacobson ;£ad al- By the Associated Press Howard, hitting .362, were In- Sunday predicted two world Rams Take Carleton Mub here. ready won low gross official The New York Yankees hold jured. Maris aggravated a pulled records for his charges yester- But the most sensational score recognition for low net honors a one-game lead over the Detroit leg muscle while sliding out a day, but sadly conceded that his of the day was made by amateur went to Allan Solden, of Asbury Wall Lists Tigers as a result of a 4-3 victory double. Howard was cut on the team would lose the meet. Bob Jacobson, of the same club. Park, who made a net of 70 with over the Chicago White Sox last side of the head when hit by the "I think Marian Foik is ready Playoff Opener, 3-0 Jacobson, a former state ama- a 15 stroke handicap. 100-Lapper night while the Tigers were idle. backlash of Floyd Robinson's bat. to better the world 200-meter teur champ, toured the 5,471 yard Following Barbaro . and Dore Ralph Terry, making his first Both think they will be able to record of :20.5 and I believe OAKHURST — Kenny Bulli- for Monday at the Oakhurst field. course in just 68 strokes, three among the pros was Dick Mor- BELMAR — The first 100-lap start since July 15 after being play tonight against Baltimore. Kazimierz Zimny is in shape to Riuns <3) under par. ris, of Jumping Brook, who modified-sportsmen stock car vant'i three-hitter paced the Rams . 3 1 sidelined by shoulder trouble, fal- There were no Yank homers. beat the world mark of 13:35 for to a 3-0 win over Neptune last Foulka, cf . 3 0 On the way Jacobson played stroked a 74. race of the 1961 campaign may tered in the ninth and Luis Ar- In fact, only six homers were hit the 5,000 meters," said Polish Thompson, . t o In the pro-am event, Dore a'jd strongly effect the current point night in the first game of aRosa, . I 1 five birdie holes. He also cov- royo finally got the side out after in the two majors, three in each. pilot Zygmunt Zabierzowski two-out-of-three series for the Ounthner, lb . 3 0 ered the par 36 first nine in an Mike Hurley finished second at standings at Wall Stadium tomor- three runs had scored. It was not The longest ball in the Stadium BulUvant, p ... . 2 O 64. One stroke behind came through an interpreter. championship of the Ed Carle- Wilson, s* . 2 1 eyejpopping 33. row night. one of the best efforts by Arroyo was a long sacrifice fly by Mickey Peter Radford of England and ton Memorial Baseball League. LoPreatl, 21) . . 1 0 Jacobson then teamed with Acerra and Joe Kovelesky with Aside from a record amount who was appearing in his 40th Mantle that drove in the first run Roman, rf . O O a 65 for third place. Livio Berutti of Italy are co- The flashy left-hander carved . 2 0 Hollywood's second pro, Lou of prize money being paid the game, but he helped Terry escape in the first inning. There was a four-way tie for holders of the 2(Xkneter record out the victory for the first place Total» Barbara, to win the pro-amateur winning cars, drivers will also with the decision by making pinch Although Estrada was wild he around a full turn. Foik is in Neptune (0) AB It II title with a 31-32-63. fourth at 67 between Acerra and hitter Sherm Lollar ground into went all the way for the Orioles squad in the Northern Division by Teideman, . 2 o n be shooting for double points excellent shape and already has striking out seven and allowing Crotty, c[ 3 0 0 Barbaro also tied for second Solden; Smitty Siciliano, Jump- towards the seasons' modified a game-ending double play. to win his eighth of the ceaaon. hit :20.7 this year although not Davl», 2b 3 - • in the competition with ing Brook, and Carney Siciliano; only one Neptune runner to reach 9prengle, c _ . 3 pro and sportsmen divisional cham Baltimore completed a four- Billy Muffett, relieving Tracy extended. third base. White. If .._ ..-.3 Harold Do re, of Lakehurst, at Morris and Dr. Joseph Russo; pionships. game series sweep over Boston Stallard in the seventh, was McLaughlln. rl I and Acerra and Gus Hoppach. The 5,000 meters on Sunday is Neptune won a berth in the Siciliano, rf _ 2 72. With defending champion Tom- with an 8-5 decision behind Chuck charged with his 11th defeat. A another matter. Russia's great Battaglia, 3b 3 Estrada. The Orioles blasted two-run double by pinch hitter game at Oakhurst (Firemen's Campion, lb " my Elliott of Toms River trailing Vladimir Kuts set the record in Thompton, lb Don Stumpf of Ridgewood by a loose with six runs in the seventh Dick Williams put the Orioles Field by copping the Southern Sorenaon, p 1957 and it has withstood the as Division crown in a play-off Tues- Rumson Tops Little Silver, slim 40-point margin, this week- inning, rapping three Boston ahead in the wild seventh Inning. eault of a lot of fine distance day night. Total! „ 24 0 end's 33-mile event could have pitchers for four doubles and a Lee's victory over Washington Hams .210 OOO O-3 single and collecting three runners since. Zimny's best to Bullivant's only trouble came Neptune 000 OOO 0—0 much bearing on the battle for came at the expense of Joe Me- date is 13:44.4. Further more HIHiM off Bullivant 3 In 7 Imlngj. 50-42, in Basketball Play walks, to overcome a 5-2 deficit. in the third inning, but through Sorenaon. S In 7 inning*. Struck out by the title, Elliott, the Stadium's Clain who had beaten th« Twins he is running the 1,500 meters no fault of his own. Two infield Bullivant 7 by jjorenaon 5. ~ only two-time winner of the modi- Harmon Killebrew's 31st home three times this season. Kille- tomorrow. balll oft Bullivant 1 ot[ Sor RUMSON — Rumson Recrea- basketweaving with reeds last fied championship, is going for run put Minnesota out front to brew's homer came with the score errors put men on first and third tion topped Little Silver, 50-42, in week. "But," said Zabierzowski, "I with two outs but Bullivant got his second straight. He won instay enroute to a 5-2 victory over tied 2-2 in the fifth and the Twins don't know where people around an outdoor basketball contest to Next week's special event will 1954 and 1960. Washington. Don Lee made the added another in the same Inning Bill White to ground out to third be a scavenger hunt on Friday at here get the idea that I think we to extinguish the threat. highlight the fifth week of he Stumpf has never won thelead stick with a neat four-hitter. on a walk and successive singles Chezzi Shoots summer program sponsored by 2 p.m. can beat the Americans. I do The Rams produced two runs In championship, although he ii a Bobby Del Greco earned his|by Jim Lemon and Hal Naragon. the Rumson Recreation Commis- think it may be close — even the first frame and added one former division champ. keep in Kansas City with an Del Greco's homer enabled the closer than America's victory tally for cushioning in the sec- 78 in PGA Golf sion. A record field of modified- eighth-inning home.>run that beat veteran Gerry Staley t MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE By WAIT DISNEY SOT TD FIX THIS WM.L FOB MINNS IT FALLS THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK and WILSON McCOY THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK and WILSON McCOY / TOLF ~ CHANGED INTO A MAN—IT IS A I DONT BELIEVE IT-v I SAID* NOW THAT CAIYTSK A THINS "HOW "Y DON'T VJRUE-WEREWOLF/ VOU SEC, GORT* DON'T BELIEVE I'VE CHANGED- LONS DOES ITTAKE A WOLF I KNOV1< WUSEE-SHH- IT CAN'T BE/ LEAVE ? TO CHANGE INTO A MAN SIRE , WRAT'S IT SORT? SAYING? MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD 1 BELIEVE ^y I UNDERSTAND. HE ...ALTHOUGH WE ARE WELL, THOSE OLD I'M «ORRY OUR ACCOM- WHOSE ROOM > •VOU KNOW MY FATHER, ) MADE ARRANGEMENTS FOR TERRIBLY DISTURBEP FELLOWS HAVE PASSED MODATIONS ARE RATHER LIMITEE) IS THAT LARGE DR. DAVIS/ / ME TO STAY HERE UNTIL WE ABOUT OLD SULLV8 THEIR PAY OF USE- CLIFF, BUT I THINK YOU'LL BE ONE ACROSS CAN GET MR.6ULLIVAN HAVING TO GO/ FULNESS._THEY'RE A COMFORTABLE AT LEAST/ THE WAY/ MOVED OUT OF CROOKED DRAG ON THE SER- RUN STATION / VICB, I'M AFRAID/ Doveu SUPPOSE HET> YES, CLIFF; OBJECT TO MY I CERTAINLY DO... AMD WE'RE MOV1N3IN HE SAVED MY LIFE ONCE GLAD TO HAVE THAT BELONGS WITH HIM? ON THE FOEKILLER RIVER YOU AS OUR TO MY ASSOCIATE. ...TROUT FISHING.' GUEST... MARK TRAIL/ NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL t HEAK TWINK TWO CAN RAY 7 WBLUPON'T JUST 5TANP T * BEEN FURTIN& THAT CAME, / THgRB ANP PO NOTHIN& J WITH OTHER 0OY5.' Y'KNOW.' ABOUT IT/ SITUATIONS *N LIKE THI5 PEAWkNP PROMPT ANPpoanve ACTION.' POGO By WALT KELLY POGO By WALT KELLY U A& OM6 A 4SOUP WANT6P fef TMfe LAST (SfiUL &AM6APOfSM6»'AN' etPA WAV fH6V WOUKW IN MARY WORTH SAUNDERS and KEN ERNS'l MARY WORTH By .4LLE/V SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST NOT LtAVING THI* TRAIN WHILE AMD WHY W«t VOU KT THK W7MENT, A BAGGA6E CAR EMPLOYEE WDDEHLY YOU'ftt ONIT!--HAYBL ITU TURN M1NNINA ftWAV NOTE4 THAT HE HAA FAILED TO UNLOAD A BUNDLE OP OUT TO BE TH1 HONEYMOON STRAIT-JACKET, I'll GO WITH YOU'-" / CAPITAL CITY NEW5PAPERJ—AND TO45E5 THEM OfF BARIW KtNT!..Y0U 5HOULDNT/ L00K, ANNE! WE MR/BE A CONDUCTOR CAM MARRY BUT ONLY TO4H4 E iTATIOK— WHERE / LOW.DOTH MAW »«DWN THE MOVING TRAIN! HAVt RXIOWED MEI-YOU HAW/u«,t JLBT TEH 5ECONM PEOPLE?-UKE THE CAPTAIN I'll WWT FOR THE NEXT TRAIN! A—' TO TALK!"EITHER M3U DIDN7 SAY THAT, HE SHOULD Off ORMTAY ON! REVEREND BY BILL O'MALLEY REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY r THEYLWT HIT MAN1/ BALLS OUT THIS WAY f THE RYATTS THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY TAD,WHERE -DOJ TCVAWY I ASKED HIMTO HE^WEKT OVER TD SiJE.WHOlSTHAT_ A QO?I5HEEATIMO 5TAYANO HAVE ASK HIS /V\OM m JUST LET IM THE I WITH THEIR SHIRT TAILS IW /.' HAW WITH US > BURGERS THAM HAMBURGERS, HE' FRONT t>OOR ^ / LIKE YOU SAID X-3 BE RIGHT 0ACK, 36—Friday, July 28, 1961 - BED BANK REGISTER Named Director IVoItWasnt Jast the Heat Seaman Ask Fallout SCOTCH ruum wry - De- t«ctfv« John TrenWcld «u at the headquarten dak WednM- Talk Shelters In day, whUlng away the hot morning hours, when the phone COMPANY Tonight NewBuildings rang. "A what is going down the AStURY PARK R«D IANK RARIXAN TQJVNSHIP -Com TRENTON (AP) - The head of road?" Tremblckl asked the ex- mitteeman Harry P, Seaman ew Jersey's Civil Defense opera- cited caller. will speak on the subject "Poli ion said yesterday the federal "An elephant, a real elephant, tical and Soda! History of Ran ?overnme«t is not setting a pro so help me," the voice replied. tan Township" tonight at the jer example for the nation's citi- A fow calls later and Trem- North Centervilie fire house. cenry. blckl had pinpointed the pac- The former mayor's talk is to Thomas S. Dignan, director of hyderm's path on Rt. U. He begin at 8:30 o'clock. the Division of Civil Defense and called Watchung police. They The event is sponsored by the Disaster Control, urged the gov> •aid an elephant had escaped Upper Rsritan Civic Association ernment to include fallout shelter from a circus at a shopping cen- and is open to all the residents ipecifications for all its new ter, but trainers had recaptured of the township. mildings. the animal. Case closed. LEGAL NOTICE 1 "He said this was not now being done. MONMOCTH COUNTY "They have to set an example," SURROGATE'S COURT Notice so Creditor! to Prrsenl le said, "since they're advocating Nominations Claims Aialnst K»l»le Albert Haselman 38TATJ) OP DIANTHA DREW that people build shelters in their FLAX. DECEASED. lomes." Pursuant to the order of EDWARD KEANRY — Lewis A. Bondon, Are Made ©. BROEGE, Surrogate of the County Dignan said he thought there president of Prodelin, Inc., lias of Monmouth. this day made, on the ihould be property tax and in application of the undersigned, New announced the election of Albert ton Tyler Flax and Ernest Flax, Ex come tax relief for homeowners editors of the estate of the nairi Dl- Haselman and Robert Lewis to By Auxiliary antha Drew Flax, deceased, notice Is who install shelters. the board of directors of the hereby given to the creditors of ld He suggested that buildings HIGHLANDS — Nomination deceased to present to the said Ei- corporation: partially financed with federal officers was recently held by •cutori' their claims under oath within Mr. Haselman, a resident of •lx months from Uifs date. funds — such as schools and hos- the Ladies' Auxiliary of Twin Dattd: July 7th, 1961 Sailer's Way, Rumson, holds the pitals — also be required to pro. light Post, American Legion, at NEWTON TYLER FLAX office of vice president and gen- S9 River St.. ide bomb shelters. the post home. With Mrs. Ethel Red Bank. N. J. eral manager. Mr. Lewis, of ERNEST FLAX He said CD officials across the Kollmar, presiding. J26 River St., Maplewod, is vice president in Nominated were Mrs. Wanda Red Bank, N. 7. nation for several years have charge of research and develop- Executors urged the government to include Noerenberg, presidennt; Mrs. Heurs. Klatsky * Hlmelman ment for Prodelin, designer and Claudia France, fir^t vice presi- t East Front St . shelter specifications in all fed- manufacturer of broadcast an' Red Bank, New Jersey eral contracts, but to no avail. dent; Mrs. Henrietta Kinney, sec- Merrill E. Richardson, JEM. tennas and transmission line sys- ond vice president; Mrs. Elizabeth 116 Ridge Avenue, Dignan*described New Jersey's tems for the communications Aibury Park, N. J. CD apparatus as "about as good Heliker, treasurer;,, Mrs. Robert Attorney* dustry. July II, 21, 28, Alii. 4 f32.ee as any state in the union," But, P. Caplinger and Mrs. Stephen he added, "we are by no means H. Faller, chaplain, and Mrs. MONMOUTH COUNTY Kollmar, sergeant-at-arms. SURROGATE'S COURT fully prepared if we should get Notice, to Creditors to Present nto a thermonuclear war." 51 Earn Second nominations and elec Claims Aralmt Kstale tions will take place at the meet E8TATB OP WILUAM KERN. DR. CEASED. ing on Wednesday, Aug. 9. Pursuant to the order of KDWATID City <*irl Swim Delegates named tn the state ft BROEGE. Surrogate of the Count; *M Monmouth, this day made, on th convention were Mrs. Kollmar, application of the undersigned, Jean- Picked for Peace Corps Mrs. John L. Dedrick, Mrs. nette Kern, John E. McMahon, Sr, Camp Prizes and Fidelity Union Trust Company, JERSEY CITY (AP) - Mau Noerenberg and Mrs. Heliker. Executors of the estate of the said William Kern, deceased, notice Is here- reen Joan Carroll, 24, of 457 Gar- MARLBORO—Fifty-one young' Alternates are Mrs. Caplinger, by fiven to the creditors of ssld de- fieM Ave., hag been selected by sters attending the first period of Mrs. Harry E. Beyers, Mrs. Seased to present to the said Execu< >r« their 'claims, under oath with! the Peace Corps to train for a the Community YIvlCA's Arrow- Faller and Mrs. James P. Mc- •lx months from this* date. project in the Philippines. Dated: July 18th. 19S1. head Day Camp received swim Grail. JEANMXTTJE KERN She was named by the Peace ming progress awards. Mrs. Robert M. Waters, Sr., «30S Boulevard East West New Tork. New Jersey Corps in Washington yesterday Stanley Carhart, camp aquatic 125 Highland Ave., was accepted JOHN *. MCMAHON, «R. as one of 160 candidates for the director, presented recognition as a member. Walking Sheers 2» Rose Tree (Terrace, (Apt 1C Coro Beads in Rldgefleld. New Jersey project. awards to the campers at the Mrs. Faller, Girl's State chair- •FIDELITY UNION TRUST COMPANY Her parents, Mr, and Mrs, closing assembly. Returning man, reported that Miss Judy •W3 Broad Slreet, Eugene Carroll, said she planned campers will have an opportunity Crist.delegate, represented the Newark -2. N. J. By: DOUGLAS O WRIGHT, to leave tomorrow for Pennsyl- to continue with their swimming auxiliary at the Girls' State at Tahiti Colors Fit the Occasion Trust Officer. KjMCtitors. vania State University, Univer- instruction through the summer Douglass College from June 25 sity Park, Pa., for a seven-week Buses transport the youngsters through June 30. Miss Crist is VeKH. Hiker, Dinrif, Harsh & Scherer raining period. to and from camp each week the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. •HI Broad atreet. Newark 2. New jersey Miss Carroll has been a corre- day. Registrations for the fina Vincent Crist, Shrewsbury Ave., Attorneys. spondence secretary with the session, beginning Aug. 7, are be- and will enter her senior year July 21, 21), Auf. 1, U tn.OD American Telephone and Tele- ing received at the YMCA office in Atlantic Highlands High 1.35 graph Co. in New York since MONMOCTH COVNTT on Riverside Ave., Red Bank. School. She was vice president $2* to 7.50* HURROOATK'R COURT 1959. She joined the company Receiving awards were Kathy of her class during her fresh- Notice to Creditors to Fresrat after she was graduated from man year, also a member of the Claim* Atalnit Xstat* Dudley, John Fleming, Ear the College of St. Elizabeth Student Council and a member BeWATE OV IAWRENCE F. MUR- Stryker, Leslie Drinkwater, Bar- The rnott alluring look this tide of tht South Thai* wonderful new leg-size seamleii stoeV. FHY. DECEASED Convent Station. bara Harwood, Barry Hyman of the Science Club. Pursuant to the order of EDWARD ings by Belle-Sharmeer give you th* utmost in C. BROEQE, Surrogate of the Counl. LEGAL NOTICE David Wilkinson, Bill McClellan Miss Crist is a Sunday school Seas. Exciting new summer and fall bead faih- of Monmnulh, thla day made, on th sheer serviceability. There are Belle-Shermear application of the undersigned. M«rl< Wallace Fisher, Minnow; and Ann teacher in the Atlantic Highlands ioni in magenta gleam, sunset orange, parrot E. Ploof, 'formerly Marie K. Mur MONMOUTH COUNTY Shicoff, Shark. All are from Red Presbyterian Church and a part- knitt to fit every curve. phy) Sole Exocutrlx of the estate o; KURROflATE'H COURT green, brilliant blue, fuchsia spark or radiant the said Lawrence F. Murphy, deceased Notlr* to Credilors to Prravnt Bank. time worker in Azzolina's Food notice Is hereby given to the crenlton ClsHrris Agftlnut Kutatr Steve Campbell, Randy Hogg, Basket Store, Highlands. brown. of said deceased to present lo thi K8TATE OF JOSEPH KORE8T1ERO, •REV for slender legs •aid Sole Executrix their claims unrie DECEASED. Holly Chambers, Robert Thorpe, Miss Donna Redmond, daugh- oath within six months from thl; Pursuant to the fjrttpr of KDWARD Jay Measley and Garry Vom MODITE for average legs date. C BROE<3E, BurroftatR nf the Cnunty ter of Mr. and Mrs. Red- Dated: July 14th. 1961 of Monmouth, this flay made, on the Lehn, Minnow; and Craig Adams, mond, Ocean Ave., was al- •Plus til DUCHESS for long, ample legs MARIE x. PLODF appllcfltion of Ihf un'iprniRnPfl, Msr- 138 Branch Ave., RHTft ForeflKtro, flolf Exfculrlx nf the Fish, all of Fair Haven. ternate. She will also enter her estate of th« salrt Joseph Forentlpro, Red Bank, N. J, riecFRnerf, notice Is hereby given to the Barbara White, Chuck White, senior year at the Atlantic High- ileiun. Abramotf A Apy creditor! nf slid deceased to present Minow; and Sally Blair, Fish, lands High School. She was a STEINBACH'S JEWELRY STEINBACH'S HOSIERY 14 Monmouth St. o the HH(r] Sole Extcutrlx their claims Red Bank. New Jersey under oath within six months from Little Silver. member of the Science Club, Street Floor and Asbury Park Street Floor and Asbury Park • Attorney* this date. Elizabeth Noto, Jane Grau, home economics group, and mag- July 21. 2*. Aux. 4, 11 »1 l>at«d: July 10, lOftl. MARGARET FOREBTIERO, Robby Kaercher, James Ray azine captain. MONMOCTH COUNTY 43 North Bridge Avenue, mond and Linda Buser, Minnow; SURROGATE'S COURT Red Bank, N. J. The group discussed the block Sole Executln Martina Melkers, Fish, and Notice to Creditors to Present Messrs. Durand. Ivlns A Carton dance to be held next Wednes Claim* Against Estate 601 Grand Avenue, Bruce Monro and Jim Marsen day, at the Firemen's Memorial ESTATE OF DAVID O, MERRlLr, Asbury Park, K J. DECEASED Attorneys Shark, all of Middletown. playground, Miller St., in the Pursuant to the order of EDWARD July H. 21, 28, Aug. 4 117.64 Mark Margolin, Minnow; and event of rain it will be held 0. BROEGE. Surrogate of the Count Jan and Martha Katz, Fish, all of Thursday, Aug. 3. Members of of Monmouth, this day made, on th NOTICE application of the undersigned, Kath< Eatontown. the Past Presidents Club also leen Gladys Merrill, Acting Xxeculrli iHrCKET -No. M74A of the e»tat» of the 'aid David O. Mer- MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT Dottie Heggie, Gretchen Hill, will aid with the event. rill, deceased, notice !• hereby given FROBATE DIVISION to the creditors of tald deceased to ORDER TO PROCEBD AnAlNRT Ben Daniels, Robert Macomber, Announcement was made of the present to the laid Acting Executrix NEXT OF KIN WILUAM POLING Minnow; Dave Teller, Fish, and Tricky Tray party to be held their claims under oath within six WHOSE WHERKABOUTB IB I 'N- months from this date. KNOWN AND NOTICE OF ACCOUNT Sue Teller, Shark, all from New in August in the post home, to Dated: July llih, 1M1 AND DIBTRIBUTION Shrewsbury. be sponsored by the club.. KATHLEEN OLADYB MERRILL, n the Matter of the JCnUte of JACOB Llndy Lane, STRYKER, Deceased. Minnow awards also were giv- Mrs. France donated an Amer- Mncroft, N. J. This matter being brought hrfnre thr en to Lee Keller and Ricky Acting Bxecutrl» court on the petition filed bf-rein and ican flag to the auxiliary which Vessrs. Mead. Oleeaon, Kansen without notice; and no CHUI« nppr-ar. Schaller of Lincroft, Pam Gil* was given to herjonjhe death^ot & Pantages lnc to the contrary; mour of Rumson, Gail Hibner of 11S0 Raymond Boulevard It Is on this 10th day or July 1961, Her husband, who was past post Newark 2. New Jersey ordered that without further Inquiry on Marlboro and Deborah Kneal of commander. This flag will be Attorney!. the part of the petitioner, this xc July 14, 21, 3R, Aur. 4 *1».»3 Ion may proceed against the per not New Monmouth. flown at the Kavookjian Memo >r persons made parties to the action Nancy White of Shrewsbury and and -all -other- ne»t of kin—of Jncol rial Field on Navesink Ave. on NOTICE TO OONTBACTOiUI Btryker, deceased, and all perm inn Patty"and Pam WootTorXfTanfic: holidays. —~—Th4 414«B Townshi^WWJIiMHpi •—• dimmllti *uiMIU»rsi—,m . stfloli . thfcssii Highlands wtre uwatded both the Township of Mlddletown will receive loit or kin and heirs; and the other bids on AUK. ». 1061 at 8:1ft P. M. lext of kin and persons aforesaid are Fish and the Flying Fish awards. Daylight Savins Time, at th« Town* lereby made parties of the net Inn un- Bob Moran of Belford and Pe- •hip Hall, Kings Highway, Middlstown, ler the designation and description as Squad Due New Jersey, for th* construction of a 'ollows: ter Vanderwiel of Robertsville Bulkhead at Compton Creek, Belford "William Poling (son of Marguerite received the Fish award. Mlddlelown Township, Monmouth Coun Poling, deceased sister of Intestate. ty, N. J., under th» direction of the next of kin of Jacob Strykor and To Collect Township Engineer. the personal representatives of any of the said next of kin who shall MAGISTRATE'S. POWER The project consists principally n have died after the death of Wil- furnishing and installing the follow liam Poltng it he shall be deceased TRENTON—Municipal magis- ing: and all persons claiming under or Coin Cards 1. Approximately 70 ft, Cteosoted trates have no power to sus- Bulkhead and Allied Materials ihrnuRh any ot them." pend sentence where the state Spec.McatKwii aid bid forms may be And IE Is further Ordered that Notice HIGHLANDS - The Ladies' if this Order he Pifbllxhod for [our Motor Vehicle Code provides •btalned from Charles J. Kupper 41 consecutive weeks In the Red Bank Auxiliary'of the First Aid Squad Township Engineer, 245 Kut End Avr- Register. Red Bank, N. J., a new* • mandatory penalty, the at- met Monday at the First Aid nue. Belford, New Jersey, upon proper paper, the lant publication thereof to notification and payment o( cost - torney general's office ruled building. Mrs. Hubert E. Ryan, preparation. ftpprar v.|lhln,3(l ilnyi from the iUt< The Townshll) Committee reserves if this Orrter, puriuanl to Rule 4:4 Wednesday. Deputy Attorney president, reported that First Aid the right to accept or reject any or •(M. Gen. William L. Boyan made all bids. Notiri* in nlfin hrrrhy given that on coin cards will be picked up by June 14, 18*1. he 10th dny of Aiigimt, 1961. the Re- the formal ruling. State law auxiliary members Friday and HOWARD W. ROBERTS. count In Inn nhove cupfloncd estate Township Clerk. will be prp«pntpfl to the Monmouth says courts may suspend a Saturday, Aug. 11 and 12. County Court, Probate Division, at the sentence In "the best interests July . W . * Court Hoiiup, Kreeholri, N. J. for al- Following the meeting, birth- lowance and dint rl hut Ion. of the public as well as of the days of Mrs. George Armstrong, NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT EDWARD J. A8CHKR, defendant," But portions of the OP ACCOUNT. AND DIRECTIONS Mrs. William See and Mrs. John .\.r.c motor vehicle code provide for J. McConnell were celebrated. FOR DISTRIBUTION. illy 14, 21, 3fl, Aug. 4 $30.fi