Distribution ' Today 14,100 89. See weather, TIndependent Daily f page 2. / MONDAY THMVOHnWAY-tST.Wt J V y VOLUME 82, NO. 242 Issued Duly. Monday through Friday, entered ai Second Clan Matter 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE "<£?££?. at the Post OHice at Red Bank, N. J., under tha Act of March 3, 1879. RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1960 Press Search for Tall, Blond Belgian Units Man Seen With Slaying Victim MIDDLETOWN — Authorities Withdrawing are searching for "a six-foot tall, blond stranger" believed to be one of the last persons to see Mrs. Ruth Coleman, 40, alive be- fore she was brutally murdered early Monday. From Congo The victim's husband, James Coleman, 37, of 164 Port Mon- mouth Rd., Kdansburg, was Riverside Mulls LEOPOLDV1LLE, The placed under $2,500 bail yester- Congo (AP) — The bulk of day by Magistrate W. Gilbert Secession Manson, as a material witness. Belgian troops stationed in MIDDLETOWN — Arnold j He is free today on a $2,500 Wood, president of the River- Leopoldville begin with- property bond secured by his at- side Drive Association, an drawal from the Congolese torney, Edward A. Costigan, nounced today that the organ- jt , t d UN ffi j , Trenton. K J liation has voted 36 to 34 In Had Been Beaten favor of establishment of the pressed to wind up the The badly beaten body of the riverside area as a separate vil- jvacuation by Saturday. woman was found on the Leo- lage or borough. The Belgians already have bc- nardo beach some 100 yards from He said the action came after ;un turning over patrol duties the State Marina. the membershio heard a report to the swelling UN force in Police theorize that she was from Dr. William Miller, Leopoldville, but other units still dragged along the beach from a Princeton, a municipal planner parked car and thrown into the patrolled in about 20 cities and retained tostudy the feasabillty towns scattered over the strife- bay. of such a move. On the basis of an autopsy, torn African republic. AND A WOMAN DIED —Howard Reeves, 8, of 30 West Bergen PI., Red Bank, is A seven-man committee has police believe the woman was been named to develop ways dead before she was thrown in lifted onto a stretcher after being struck by a car yesterday in front of his home. and means of such action and to the water, Belgian Transport MATERIAL WITNESS —James Coleman, 37, of 164 Port The youngster's grandmother, Mrs. Mary E. Shomo, 65, of the same address, died to make recommendations on Official cause of death has the boundaries of the proposed minutes after apparently witnessing the accident. Police said the boy ran from in front Crashes; 34 Killed Monmouth Rd., Keansburg, discusses with Capt. Ray- been listed as a brain injury re- new community. of a parked car and was hit by an auto driven by Mrs. Alice R. Markham; 43, of 39 BRUSSELS (AP) — A Bel- mond T. Walling, acting chief of Middletown Township suiting from -many blows about West Sunset Ave., Red Bank. Howard suffered a broken right leg. Aiding the boy gian Air Force transport plane police, details of his activities prior to the death of his According to police, the blond crashed In the Congo today, wife early Monday morning. Mr. Coleman is under a man was reported to have been are, left to right, Peter DeFaiio, Patrolman Paul P. Lang, Kevin Lang and Donald R. $1 Billion killing 34 Belgian soldiers and $2,500 property bond as a material witness in connec- seen talking to the woman out- Matheny, 47 East Sunset Ave., Red Bank, a New Jersey Natural Gas Co. em- seriously Injuring seven, the side the Dublin House Bar, Can tion with the brutal slaying of Mrs. Ruth Coleman. ployee. government announced. Ave., Keansburg, about 2 a. m. U.S. Surplus The plane, a C119 Flying bout an hour before she pre- Boxcar, hit a volcanic peak May Save 10% umably died. Is Reported near Goma, north of Lake Trail Ends Grandson Kivu. It is here that the trial ends First Aid Squads Belgian military sources said the police probe of the slay- BULLETIN the soldiers were members of Keyport to Complete Hit by Car, NEWPORT, R. I. (AP) — an airfield defense company. The autopsy has set the time Co-ordinate Efforts President Eisenhower today They had left Belgium Sunday if Mrs. Coleman's death at announced a $1,100,001),- night for the Congo. iround 3 or 4 a. m. Monday. Woman Dies 000 budget surplus for the fis- RUMSON — A plan to co-ordi-[the captain of the squad broad Sewer Plan Aug. 8 Police said yesterday that they cal year which ended June 30. UN Secretary General Dag lad been able to trace some of RED BANK - A 65-year-old nate search operations in the:casting the alert as commander Hammarskjold announced in he victim's movements through woman died yesterday of a heart Shrewsbury and Navesink Rivers of the combined operation. New York he plans to fly to the KEYPORT — Plans for a new Mr. Walling said he Is hope- was WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- interrogation of several taxi driv- attack" minuter after' she "appar-i u tentatively approved last The local squad involved also Congo Saturday to check on the $361,000 sewer plant will be ful that the cost of the plant may ni nt b dent Eisenhower is expected to ers in Keansburg. entlv saw her eight-vear-oldi 8 y representatives of first;will delegate search areas to the situation. Tonight he will make be "as much as 10 per cent low boat crews, determine the quit- announce today that the govern- ready by Aug. 8, Councilman One driver reported that the irandson hit by a car. aid squads. a progress report to the Security er than the $361,000 estimate." ment registered a surprising sur- Alton D. Walling, public works voman was picked up at her Mrs. Mary E. Shorno', 30 West Officials of seven squads in ting time, and make arrange- Council on the swiftly mobilized, He said that during the past ments for food, docking facili- plus of about one billion dollars chairman, reported last night. lome about 10 p. m. and re- Bergen PI., who had a recortl| the county expressed concern at-— - '-•' —•"-» '--•'- blue-helmeted UN force the coun- ear, prices for sewer plant ma- tno lack of contr duri waler ties and police assistance. 1 in the fiscal year which ended urned home about 11:15 p. m., of a heart condition, was doad| P' ']R cil ordered to the Congo last Under a timetable established chinery and equipment have rescue The commander will direct op- June 30. >olice said. on arrival at Riverview Hospital. operations recently. week to restore order. May 15 by the state Attorney been lower than in many years Four people have drowned this orations from a boat, thereby Eisenhower probably will break Mr. Coleman told police that Broken Leg Ask Speed-up General's Office, they must be because of various business and summer in the Shrewsbury River. eliminating confusing orders and the news at his Newport, R. I., e last saw his wife alive at The grandson, Howard Reeves, presented to the state Depart- economic factors. wasted time in returning to the:vacation headquarters that the (Tunisia was reported planning 10 p. m., just before he left the also of 30 West Bergen PL, suf- But efforts by the aid squads ment of Health, for approval, to recover the bodies with grap-'dock for new commands. i surplus was several times larger to introduce a resolution before Market Good house to visit several taverns. fered a broken right leg. He was no later than Aug. 15. ipling irons have resulted in mass In addition, the local squad.than the 200 million dollar mar- the council calling for speedier "This definitely appears to be a He told police that earlier In in The borough's sewer engineer confusion. ' will maintain telephone com-j gin he predicted in his January withdrawal of the Belgian troops. avorable time to build, for ou {he evening the couple had been and then admitted to Monmouth And Belgian Foreign Minister firm is E. T. Killam Co., Mill' drinking in several bars and tha M H' al rnntpr Tnno Rra rh Last night's meeting was called munications on land to handlejbudget message to Congress. taxpayers," he commented. b Ru Pierre Wigny was "flying to New burn. he brought his wife home am ™w» h» 3i« "'orawi rnmiiHnn l y ms°n First Aid Capt. Sar-'phone traffic for other first aid', The announcement was sched- Mr. Walling said there ha York with a proposal for a coun- put her to bed because she had r^an P^frL^Si-^^-kiia^who.idJ, was assistance work. uled to precede the Treasury's been no word from Washington, concerned with the con- routine issuance of its monthly cil embargo against arms ship- had too much to drink. y to date, regarding the borough's Practice Alert ments to the Congo and a re- Drove to Bar statement for June, due about 2 Man Dies application for federal aid. The meeting vyas attended by At Capt. Kavookjian's urging, p m quest for an international inves- Police said a second taxi driv- Ave., Red Bank. officers and members of first aid squads agreed to conduct a; 'The statement, officials have tigation of alleged brutalities to Borough Council is seeking er reported picking the woman He said Mrs. Markham waSj ds from Red Bank Seaipractice session in the Navesink disclosed, will reveal that govern- Belgian settlers in the Congo.) 108,000 grant from the govern' up at about 1:30 a. m. at Crow- n.i/ii.nr* it.acr nn U/ncr Hnroon ^ j^ jj^g J\QSir fUtUTC Of Burns jravemig w«.i on wCM Bergen, fl . h L Branch Monmouth ment receipts for fiscal 1960 ran UN Under Secretary Ralph J. ment for the sewer project. ley's Bar on Main St., and driv- PI.—near South Pearl St.—when *'. „•£.. '. ,.... , | Beach, Highlands and Littl e Silc; - Several dummies will be plant- ahead of the $78,600,000,000 fore- Bunche reported Sweden, Italy, The councilman noted that fed- ing her to'the Wagon Wheel Bar the boy ran from in front of a ver. ed prior to the exercise, and dif- cast, wni,e spending was some. Canada, Burma and several Latin eral funds, under terms of thi on Carr Ave. parked car into the right front In Gas Fire On hand to discuss the prob- ferent dragging procedures willjWnat |ower than the anticipated American countries were sending new federal water pollution con fender of the car. Patrolman Police also said Edwin Booth, lem of organizing water be evaluated, he said. ! $78,400,000,000. troops to join the UN force head- FREEHOLD — David Slattery, trol act, will not be available un 19, who lives in the apartment Lang said a large rack-type truck searches were Coast Guard andand!! , The squads, wil, ,l be . notifie. .„d Unexpected" gains in the per- ed by Maj. Gen. Carl Von Horn 44, of 1 Monmouth Ave., who was til September, and will not be al above the Coleman apartment, owned by the Keansburg Bever- ab ut New Jersey State Marine Police!! ,.,.," a wee, k before . the drill_, . sonal income of Americans, boost- of Sweden. The force is now located until October. reported that he heard Mr. Cole- age Co., which was stopped be- severely burned in a flash fire officials. Meanwhile, the squads voted to ing federal individua, income tax made up solely of Africans and The borough has been unde man talking with someone about hind the parked car, obscured at a gasoline station June 23, Local Commander construct or purchase buoys and|CO|lec,ionSi contributed most of (See CONGO, Pg. 2) orders from the state since 195 1 a. m. in his apartment. Mrs. Markham's vision. Her car The group decided to designate spotters to mark dragging areas enue increase. died yesterday in Fitkin Hospital, travejed 98 feet after the acci- the reV to halt pollution of Raritan Bay (See SLAYING page 2) and snags. | Corporation taxes yielded less Neptune City. Special chlorine treatment dent. By marking the areas, the,handsorne 1 owing t0 the decline , Mr. Slattery, who was working measures have been utilized, here Howard's aunt, Mrs. Linwood squads hope to avoid t.me-con-;inbusinesrofilscausedbth!-' r Reeves, 42, of the same address, INDEX In a service pit at the East Main since the order was issued. Page s"Tg .d"pllcatl™s ^ °tnerjlong steel strike last summer and * Ort LOlltraCt School Gets also was treated in Riverview St. Esso Station, suffered first, Low Count for a bruised forehead and re- Amusements 7 second and third degree burns on To help control traffic, the|was hpf,pr ,han m£ had%x. WASHINGTON (AP) - Th« A recent test of bay water in leased. She fell after the acci- Births 2 50 per cent of his body. $35,000 For Army is awarding a one-million- the Keyport area showed the dent. Hal Boyle 6 time some officials feared the dollar contract to Sylvania Elec- He was born in Freehold, son bacteria count to be very low. Collapsed In House Bridge 16 II, would ind in red tric Co. for radar equipment, it of the late Dennis and Catherine The new plant is to be con Improvement Patrolman Lang said Mrs. Sho- Classified 17 ^'coasToX h«r. itf ^ * "•> was announced yesterday. structed immediately adjacent t Slattery. He was a veteran of LONG BRANCH — The City mo went into the house a few Comics lfi was announced, will only be used| Aides of Sens. Leverett Salton- World War II and a member of the existing plant, which will con minutes after the accident and Crossword Puzzle 16 Commission yesterday introduc- in the future if there is the possi-j , f committee in Chicago stall (R) and John F. Kennedy of Lima Catholic tinue to function. then collapsed. Editorials 6 fc St. Rose ed an ordinance providing $35,- bility of saving someone's life, I!,«„,„,„yesterday„ , Snrr(Secretar,tnruny of f ththoTe Treas". c-. (D) of Massachusetts were infor- The timetable set up by thi Herblock 6 me tnat trie Church. 000 for improvements to West Mrs. Shomo was examined by not for the recovery of drowned ury Robert B. Anderson attrib- d contract will be Attorney General's Office is a Dr. Philip L. Costa, Red Bank, Kitty Kelly 8 persons. Surviving are a sister, Miss End Avenue Elementary School. uted the surplus—Eisenhower's awarded through the Signal follows: and then taken to Riverview. Obituaries 2 Alice Slattery, with whom he The money, to be raised by third in seven years—to what he Corps at Fort Monmouth, Aug. 15—Submission of fina The accident, which happened Sylvia Porter 6 lived, and five brothers, Joseph, the issuance of bonds, will go called the President's leadership The work will be performed at construction plans to the state. at 11:26 a. m., also was witness- Radio-Television -. 7 Third Band James, Charles, Frederick and toward acquisition of half an in bringing about "fiscal and^Sylvania's Waltham, Mass., Sept. 1—Approval of plans by ed by Edward A. Schramm, 145 Social 8 ; William Slattery, all of this place acre of land adjacent to the pre- monetary self-discipline." planl. the state. sent school.lot, and construction Seventh St., West Keansburg, George Sokolsky 6 Concert Tonight A requiem mass will be offered Sept. 15—Advertise for con of an addition to the school. driver of the beverage track, and Sports 14-15 Friday at 9 a, m. in St. Rose of RED BANK — The third in a struction bids. Commissioner Edgar Dinkel- Donald R. Matheny, 47 East Sun Stock Market 2 Lima Church by Rev. Paul S MONMOUTH PARK Oct. 15—Receive bids. spiel, voted against introduction (See GRANDSON, Pg. 2) W. S. White 6 series of summer concerts by Hammond. Burial will be in St Nov. 1—Award contracts. of the ordinance on grounds that j the Red Bank Municipal Band IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS Rose of Lima Cemetery under Nov. 15—Start construction. plans called for no basement or will be held tonight at 8:30 in SELECTIONS AT OCEAINPORT the direction of the W. H. Free- June-15, 1961—Complete con other shelter area that could be Frisbie Selected by Board Marine Park. By DOTTIK GOKMAN By JAX man and Son Funeral Home. struction. used as protection for children in case of air raid or atomic John W, Luckenbill, conductor, Mighty Gonn Mystic Priile Police Survey attack. As Regional Superintendent listed the following program: Wnn M Mfrt Mighty Gone Introduced also was an ordin- March, "Sagamore Hill," Don Mystir: Prk-f; Phil Lippy ance providing for purchase of <>np lo Catch FREEHOLD — Kenneth M. His salary in the borough schoolsi Luckenbill; Overture, "Orpheus," 3,000 feet of 2i/2-inch bilateral j Frisbie was hired last night byiis $10,500. Offenbach; 'Baritone solo, "Beau- Upland Turf Melpot Jr. fire hose at $1.90 per foot, and Well Mrcl l.'pliinrl Turf Dinkelspiel Measure unanimous vote of the Freehold! The board at last night's ad- tiful Colorado," soloist, Ronald Mclprt Jr. 1,000 feet of 1V4 - inch hose at Regional Hifih School Board of journed meeting also appointed Rickctts; descriptive, "Ameri- '1'ryifitf r,(tnpliM( k Inntilnzc 9 $1.50 per foot. Education as the new suporinten-1John Gleason, assistant superin-jcan Patrol," Meacham; "Tropi Final hearing on both measures dent of schools with a one-yearitendent, as acting superintendent:cal Merengue," Munoz; march, Ijfiup Yenr Mnid Ijfiip Year Maid Kasy Will in I.nst 'Almost Successful is slated for Aug. 2. contract at $13,000. starting Aug. 1, to serve until)"Invercarfiill," Lithgow; selec- Pester Royal (Juill Mr. Frisbie can assume his new;tions from "Carousel," Rogers; (Hi* NHW Kovnl Ciuill LONG BRANCH — There was form measures had made thi position. j novelty, "Three Blind Mice," The board has been seeking aFrangkiser; march, "El Capitan," Mlle. Paladin Short. Nip t question for awhile yesterday grade. Mayor Paul Kiernan wa School Posts Will Win as to whether Commissioner not present. replacement for Dr. Robert BJSousa, and National Anthem. Short Nip I.in-IjO-Su Our Bonnie S. Edgar Dinkelspiel, the "lone- A word from City Solicito Norris since April when it acted; Always Trumf wolf" of the city family, had ac- Julius Golden, however, rclegat Combined In not to renew his contract for the Gives Himself Up— Iacndu Ideology tually succeeded in having one ed the measure to the pile of u third year. Well Meant Dr. Norris, who was receiving Quiz Kriur War Trouble of his resolutions adopted by the successful attempts Mr. Dlnkc! Highlands Then Flees Police lac mi 11 City Commission. spiel is amassing. Said the al a salary of $12,750 during the Shurp Now HOWELL TOWNSHIP-Charticd torney: Three votes are necei HIGHLANDS — The Board of past school year, said last night' Mr. Dlnkelspiol, who rarely with for ln a Island King had luck In such endeavors, in- sary to carry. Education will meet Monday he still has not accepted another « K former employer's ItfitllTI IliVfMlt Temple troduced a resolution calling for Also voted down were Mi night to hire a board secretary position, .check, Johnny Lane, a farm BUHhel'H Whhl Last Day Dlnkclsplel's resolutions calllni office clerk. Was With Borough I hnnd, gave himself up to police I'rilll'l l!t!lll » complete rcclasslflcntlon and lnst nl ht lhnn for, a car pool of all vehicle The bonrd dec'ldod to combine Mr. Frisbie has been with the » - regretted his survey of Civil Services em- lu slv acllon an(l sll c oul Melliitnill from nil city departments wl both posts when Mrs. Richard borough schools five years, enni- ' PP 'l "' ni.sr HI/I' ployees In the police department. slatc lic(> Kl ftroca the exception of those driven b Lcdcrgerbcr, secretary, and Mrs. Ing here from the superintend™- P" lw™cks while troup- li: iKntry) Kcrnle Request for the survey, which m wm okin lllp f 'Ihn-f fril <>Mr would have been the first since the chiefs of police and fire, an' Anna M. Lawrence, clerk, tend cy of the Linwood Schools in M- ' '" K "her wny. lantic County, . Lane was lii'ing sought on a Civil Service was brought to replacing a car which Ic belnR re ercd their resignations. Kxerplion Kxei'ptlun tired from the police dopartmci Mr. Frishic- and his wife livr charge nf fnrging n $1S .loci'da (Vul'l Tllkf I hi Long Branch In 1IM9, would have Mrs. Ledergcrber resigned be Heiii-rliliiK Wind with the one currently beln cau.in of family responsibilities on West Mnin Si, nnd have three Farms paycheck made out In n 8 VIlrlMH been made to the State Civil llrn.lv fur Uin Our Koeky Service. driven by Public Safety Commit and Mrs. Lawrence dropped her grown children, Mr. Frisbie h;is former fellow employee. Solicitor's Ruling sloner Rocco Bonforte on munlci post whon shi; learned Ilic bonrd I been active In many nimmiiiiilyi Lane walked out of( the liar- lli'.iu I'onil ; Mr. Dinkelspiel hail Commls- pnl duties. wus considering consolidating i activities since coming to I ree- racks shortly lifter 0 p.' in. while Sea War 'hold. .troopers were talking tn someone Win iloncr Rocco N. Bonforle voting Mr. Bonfortp snld ho Is in fnvo both jobs, Shn hold tho post of Toil), lti,i,|,(il_ clerk nnd nltondnncc officer for | lie Is the new president (if the,else. He mn in the direction of with him. With Commissioner »' n enr pool nnd measures to Kenneth M. Frlnblc George Woolley casting » "nay" crease transportation efficiency ."M yenrs. Freehold I.Ions Club und served Freehold. Lutp Scratches 1 lhn yi s s (listri(t nlm vote nnd acting Mayor Raymond within city departments, but he The new past will carry n mil Mr. Frisbie Is presently super- '"!" ''' '"'' " I'uliee MI id hi' h,nl n Inrge 1ST I: ACM With l.ovr, l.lllli' (ieiiiletniui, llyclmnot imlss|lini r (lf 1 l! v M. Drown abstaining, It looked as! would wnit until proposed In-jnry nf $1000 per yenr. Inli'Mili'til nf of the ' H" ". Scouts, l.n.sl while bundagr on his head. .fl'll ItAi'K l'41'id though one nf Mr. Dlnkclspicl'sScrensccI mimco fiicilltlr-s mnkcj The bnnrd will advertise for hold Iliiroiifch school system, H "l'I«""lf'l rlmirman Lane, !!!i i:;ivi' his address ns (IT 11 ItAi'K Miid'i I..11I many attempts to Institute re- such plans feasible,. 'canilldntrs for the Job. position he tins hold since 11)55. (See RISIIIi;, !»(;. 2) 'Ave. A, I'leeluikl, WKATHKK I'U'IAIt TltACK -FAST V«L, July 20, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER No Ghost, Frisbie (Continued) of the park* tod playground* OBITUARIES County Scouts But Search advisory committee by the bor- ough'* Mayor and Council. NATHAN THUMIM Kills Calf 60-Day Clause MIDDLETOWN — Lt. Col. Na- MreOffto Jubilee Mr.Frisbie's contract with the than Thumim, (USA-Ret.) 73, of SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (AP) borough schools contains a 60-40 Lenape Trail, died yesterday Sixteen persons stood before a day clause, and members of that in Ivy House Nursing Home. '-OAJKHURST — One hundred]a chuck wagon dinner at the board were not available last '.riiijSjftwenty Monmouth County [Flying W Ranch, to be followed justice of the peace yesterday, Born in New York, Col. Thu- looked at each other, then at thenight for comment on whether mim retired from the Army in -*Scoii{ts and leaders were off and j by Western entertainment. Mr. Frisbie would be released • "V&S yesterday afternoon for the Saturday, July 30, a visit to justice, and admitted that none 1948. >flffll'< Rational Jamboree and ad-1 the Air Force Academy is pro- had actually seen a ghost. from that contract before the ex He was a 20-year member and •."v&tjires of the West. jgrammed. The scouts there will An irate farmer, Carl McGhee, piration of the 60 days. past commander of the Amer- 1 Mr. Frisbie will be going into •"•'\Thiy left here by chartered see how America's air officers said he tilled a H8-acre tract ican Legion Post, Winchester, .:busc$ that transported them to are trained and visit a plane- south of town for 30 years anda school with 1,850 pupils and Mass., and a member of the Cen- I'phlladclphia. There they board- j tarium. has yet to see a ghost. approximately 90 teachers which tral N. J. Chapter, Retired Of- "ed « 16-car special Jamboree! Historic Pikes Peak will be McGhee said 10 carloads oi will go on double sessions for icers' Association, and of the -.train", complete with two diners,.mounted on a cog railway that youths roamed his fields last week all classes in September. The Pennsylvania Chapter, Disabled '-thaftwill take them to Chicago afternoon. From the top, one can in search of a ghost and beat total enrollment of the borough Officers' Association. .Tthis>orning. (see views 125 miles away one calf to death and injured schools is 1,142 and has a staff Surviving are his wife, Mrs. '" After a day in the Windy City, Adult escorts of scouts from another. of 42 teachers. Janet Sommerville Thumim; a The Freehold Regional district y will leave for Denver, a the Red Bank area included Rab- Justice B. B. Brotherman lec- daughter, Mrs. Raymond Guy of bi Arthur H. Hershon, of Con- tured the 16 and instructed the is made up of eight communities Lexington, Ky.; a brother, Leo motor tour there, and another and covers an area of 200 square train ride that will put them in gregation Bnai Israel, Rumson; district attorney to investigate Thumim of Newark; a sister, miles. The districts making up Colorado Springs tomorrow after- Harold E. Williams, Red Bank, the possibility of filing charges Miss Frances Thumim of Brook- the regional district are Free- BOOn ;scoutmaster of Troop 62; Francis against five adults in the group. ine, Mass.; a grandchild, and Some 500 New Jersey scouts j Bruce, Eatontown, and Elmer The 11 youngsters were turned hold, Farmingdale and English- two great-grandchildren. town boroughs and Atlantic, Free- and leaders are making the trip. Meyer, Middletown, assistant over to juvenile officers. Services will be held tomorrow At the jamboree the Jersey boys scoutmaster of Troop 62. Rabbi hold, Marlboro, Manalapan and Howell Townships. at 2:30 p. m. in the John E. Day will be brought together with Hershon is one of three New Funeral Home, Red Bank. Chap- some 54,500 other scouts from Jersey clergymen making the In th£ only other business of lain Daniel O. Wilson of Fort every state and many foreign tour. 'Witching' the meeting, the board accepted Monmouth will officiate. countries in a tremendous varie- Escorts for Troop 61 were John the.resignation of Edward J. Me- Cormack, who had been hired to ty of activities. Wyman, Middletown, scoutmas- PETER CRISPE ter, and Chester Ottinger and At Work teach social studies for the com- Historic Event RED BANK-Peter Crispe, of The Boy Scouts of America her Walter McClintock, Marlboro, as- FALLS CITY, Tex. (AP) - Ar- ing year. sistant scoutmasters. 158 Maple Ave., died yesterday aided the jamboree as "a mile, thur Erdmann, 76, a veteran wa- at his home. The husband of the ftone in the history of our move- Troops on Trip ter well driller, admits members late Theresa Carillo* Crispe, he ment and our great nation. In Outward bound scouts from the LET'S GO, FELLAS — Eager for their long rids and the thrills that await them at of his clan sometimes use Grandson was a resident here since 1912. addition to celebrating over 50 Red Bank area included: Troop "witching." He was 82. 61 Douglas Covert, Atlantic the fifth National Jubilee at Colorado Springs are these scouts, boarding a bus that (Continued) years of service to youth and Witching is an ancient practice Mr. Crispe was a member of our nation, it will dramatically Highlands; Douglas Pine, Stan- took them to Philadelphia to catch the Jubilee Special train. Left Jo right, standing, whereby two prongs of a "Y"set Ave., Red Bank, an employee ley West, Jr., Barry D. Hochberg, St. Anthony's Catholic Church. portray the scouting method of are Arnold Howitt, Richard Long, Michael Breslow, The Registers Jubilee reporter, shaped stick are gripped firmly, of New Jersey Natural Gas Co,, Surviving are three daughters, teaching and our democratic way Stephen Friedman, Ira Herman, the practitioner walks slowly, and Patrolman Lang said. Robert Hersh, all 6! Freehold; Gerald Goodman and Jerry Senion. In the bus are, left to right, Ernest Fox, Bill E. Misses Mary, Louise and Helen of life." he in theory will find water where Husband Killed Crispe, all at home, and a son, The theme for the jamboree i Lawrence Kelly and Robert Brooks and John Cesar, all of Red Bank Troop 62. They'll return Aug. 2. the third prong turns downward. Barth, Lincroft; Ralph Wilson, Mrs. Markham is the widow ol N. Luke Crispe of Newfane, Vt., the same as that for the BSA' Erdmann savs the pros pull Luclan Markham, who was kill' who is the 1960 Republican gu- anniversary year — "For GocRichard Potter, Richard Balmer, Robert Michel, Robin Lovett, Wil- out their witching stick any time ed Feb. 16, 1957, when his catbernatorial candidate. and Country." a farmer wants a new well so struck a utility pole on Shrews- At Colorado Springs, the boys lard Nicholl and William Trus- Slaying Smith Says Gov. Meyner A high requiem mass will be close to the old well that the bury Ave. held Friday at 9 a. m. in St. An- are to live together by patrols well, Jr., all of Little Silver, and (Continued) Gary Havens, Long Branch. driller can't get his equipment No summons was issued pend thony's Church. Burial will be in They will cook, put on demon Authorities said Mr. Booth in place. ing further investigation. strations, hike, take part in hug< Also, Robert Holland, Kenneth Acted In Good Faith Mt. Olivet Cemetery under the could not tell if Mr. Coleman was The driller uses the witching Mrs. Shomo was born in New direction of the John E. Day Fu- arena shows and sectional activ Huebsch, Jr., and James W. Mc- talking on the telephone or if stick to persuade the farmer to Creight, Marlboro; Benson Ging- ark, daughter of the late Elia: neral Home. ities. Efforts will be made t another person was with him. MIDDLETOWN - Thomas J. drill elsewhere. and Amelia Edgar Farrell. Sh build up strong friendships amon rich, Michael May, John Daverio Mr. Booth told police that he Smith, N. J. alternate district and Dennison Osborne, Middle- Outfit Didn't Otherwise, declares Erdmann, had lived here 24 years. MRS. JAMES MC SHERRY Scouts who came from grea later heard a car door jjlam and delegate at the Los Angeles witching is a fake. Surviving are her stepmother, town; William R. VanTeassell RUMSON — Mrs. Delia Mit- distances apart. Ihe car drive off. Democratic Convention, ad- Mrs. Dora Reevey, at home; There will be a six-hour bui and Thomas Parrish, New Mon- dressed the Young Democrats of chell McSherry, of 51 Allen St.. mouth; Richard Montayne, Dan- Search Car Know Its son, Linwood Shomo, Jr., of New ride through historic Ute Pass ti Mr. Coleman has told police Monmouth County Monday night died yesterday in her home. Born iel Zaehring, Joseph Palmer, Jo- York City; a stepson, Haroli in Ireland, she was a longtime South Park and Hartsel, along that he left the house at 10 p. m.at The Oaks., McGuire's Grove. To New York Reeves, at home; two daughters the South Platte River to Fair- seph DePierro, Joseph Jacobs, Mr. Smith spoke on his obser- resident of Rumson. and Nicholas DePierro, Red and returned at 1 a. m. to find Emily Shomo and Mrs. Linwooc play, 'once a Rooming gold min- vations of the convention. He said Mrs. McSherry was a member Bank; William Wardell, Shrews- that his wife was not there. He SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) — SarTh- e Hard Way Reeves, both at home; a step ing camp. it was definitely "an open con- of Holy Cross Catholic Church. bury; Douglas Van Mater, West said he then went to bed. asota's new city directory is daughter, Emily Reeves; al Friday, July 29, there will be Police also disclosed that a vention" and no one knew until unique in one respect. No one SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Aar- Surviving are her husband, Marlboro, and Charles Spitz, West home; five brothers, Harold, Ed James McSherry, and two sis- Long Branch. search of the Coleman apartment the balloting who would be thewhose name starts with the leto-n Kenneston is headed for up-ward, William, Ralph and Wes winner. ters "X" "Y" or "Z" made the state New York — the hard way. ters, Miss Katie Mitchell of Rum- Troop 62 — Robert Shaw and and Mr. Coleman's car failed to ley Reevey, all of this place, son, and Mrs. John Kramer of disclose any signs of violence. Commenting on the convention list. Aaron is three months old andand two sisters, Frances Reevey, Profit Taking Frank Osgood, Eatontown; Stev- in relation to past conventions, the occupant of a sidecar on Cedarhurt, L. I. en Rogers, Philip C. Roy, James They also said a Keansburg The local representative for the of this place and Mrs. Gertrud patrolman reported seeing Mrs. Mr. Smith said he thought it nationwide firm which publishes his parents' motor scooter. Clark of Asbury Park. Arrangements are under the A. Young and John R. Van Horn, direction of the John E. Day Fu- Cuts Slight Coleman in the waterfront area was handled in a business-like the directory said that the last They left Monday for Wood- Fair Haven: Eric B. Poppick, manner and that each delegate The funeral will be Friday al neral Home, Red Bank. and having passed that informa- 16 pages were inadvertently omit- crest. N.Y., via Southern Cali- 2 p. m. in the Adams Memorial Ralph Foss and Thor Foss, Key- expressed competent individual fornia and the South. port; Ray Bragar, Roger Wild tion to Mr. Coleman around 1 ted. Home. Rev. Henry L. Morgan, Stock Hike thought. Dad Robert, 21, and mom, Bar- LEOPOLD CANTEAU 1 and James Bennett, Little Sil- a. m. „ ... , ,, ,, i The publisher plans to completc e pastor of Pilgrim Baptist Church, NEW YORK (AP) - The stocl ver; John Elbrecht, James Gris- Police quoted Mr. Coleman as He did say, however, that he P P bara, 20, packed their young trav- will officiate. Burial will be in HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Leo- television coverage gave a false thepp dir ect / by/ sendi eler among five dozen diapers. : market tried to rally after si wold and Carl Antisell, Matawan. saying he did not pay any atten- levision coverage gave a false SU lancnt/ t/eac h l White Ridge Cemetery. pold Canteau, 72, of Rt. 9, died ; straight sessions of decline yes- impression of the New Jersey l h Their load not only includes yesterday in his home. Also, Richard Dickson, Daniel tion at that point because he as- terday. But late profit takin delegation. Contrary to the opin- Aaron and the diapers but five He was born in Russia and Nielson and Jeffry Carneal, New sumed his wife was at home ion created, he said, the New trimmed away most of thi Shrewsbury; Gerald Senion, Bill where he left her at 10 p. m. blankets, a winter coat, a col- was a diamond dealer. Mr. Can- moderate advance. Jersey delegation acted unani- And So lapsible cot, two sacks full of Congo teau was a member of Congre- E. Brooks, Chester Crabtree, Detective Lt. Joseph McCar- mously in voting for Gov. Robert The list had to be credited wit Robert Williams, Richard and thy, Detective Robert Letts, and groceries, cooking utensils, a me- (Continued) gation Aguda.th Achim, Freehold. a day on the upside, however, B. Meyner on the first ballot. tal suitcase for clothes, a bag Ernest Fox, John Cesar, Gordon Capt. William Mustoe of county It Goes so far about 3,500 men have ar- Surviving are his wife, Mrs Gainers outnumbered losers by He also stated that the dele- full of baby bottles, dad's guitar, Marie Canteau; a sister, Mrs Hodas, Richard Long, Ronald Po- detectives, spent the major por- MIAMI. Fla. (AP) - What rived. 480 to 462, of the 1,207 issues gation was well organized and and a shovel. Sarah Diamond, New York City, dell, Michael Breslow — Jubilee tion of the day and night ques- that Gov. Meyner acted in good do ydu do if you back up to a Swedish Force traded. reporter for The Register — tioning people in Keansburg. Kenneston said he expects to and a granddaughter. Stfcils, some chemicals an faith as leader of the delegation. dock to launch your boat and A battalion of 630 Swedes wa Frank Rosenfeld and Gerald Mr. Coleman was taken to scoot only two or three hours The funeral will be tomorrow ottieii industrials contributed mos Mr. Smith said that Gov. Mey- your car suddenly dives into expected today from the Middl Goodman, Red Bank; and TimFreehold yesterday where he daily, arriving in Woodcrest in at 1 p. m. in the W. H. Freeman to-ttte rally while it lasted bu ner did not abrogate the authority eight feet of water when a East, where it has been serving Millhiser, Richard Miners and was questioned again, then about eight weeks. and Son Furieral Home, Free- late idling erased all except of the delegation, and that the brake fails? with the UN emergency force in Donald Krouse, Rumson. brought back to Middletown to be hold. Burial will be in Cedar token advance. Standard Oi governor was first to cast his James Dickerson glared Palestine. Boys from the area who were formally held as a material wit- Park Cemetery, Paramus. (New Jersey) was most active ballot in caucus in favor of Sen. down at the car, then turned The Soviet Union demanded attached to Troop 63, Sea Girt, ess. John F. Kennedy on the second to Doug Scott, 16, standing yesterday that the United State unchanged at 40'/$. to fill quota vacancies were Rich- MRS. MARY A. THOMASSON A two-point decline by Du Police still think robbery may ballot without fear of difference there amazed. Everett pull out a detachment of 20 arm- ard L. Farley, Little Silver; have been the motive for theof opinion. "You can have it," said ed men the Russians said had FREEHOLD - Mrs. Mary A. Pont dropped this stock below th James L. Moran and Thomas V. Miss Mary Catherine Anton Thomasson died Monday in the 200 level and down to 199%, its killing. Mrs. Coleman was be- Each delegate had an oppor- Dickerson and strode from the ides, Brooklyn, visited her parlanded at Leopoldville. The Stat Anderson, Long Branch; Thom- lieved to have had $300 on hertunity to express his opinion, Mr. scene. Department said the detachmem home of Miss Bertha Vander- lowest price since Aug. 4, 1958, as Watson, Red Bank, and Wil- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Anton hoef, 1 Berkeley PI., with whom person at the time she was killed. Smith said, and they came out in Scott paid five dollars for a was there to help land .UN troops when it sold at 198'/2. liam B. Morgan and Thomas Mc- ides, Everett Rd., last week-end she lived. The money represented receipts unanimity for Governor Meyner tow vehicle to retrieve his and supplies, the bulk of whicr Volume stepped up a bit ti Cuiston, West Long Branch. Mrs. Thomasson was a former 2,490,000 shares from Monday': of the delicatessen store operated on the first ballot. "new" car. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Caprion are being transported by U.S, Russell Gray is the jamboree by Mrs. Colman at the Port! Mr. Smith said Ihe Democratic Dickerson said his car, a 1952 planes. librarian at Freehold Regional 2.350,000. New highs for the yeai chairman and, serving with him and sons, Michael and Joseph, Higl) School. totaled 23 and new lows 60. Monmouth Rd. address. party in New Jersey gained model sedan, "wasn't worth Priscilla Rd., spent Sunday a Getting the Belgian withdrawal on the regional staff, are Albert prestige under the leadership of much anyway." under way was seen as a victory Surviving is a brother, T. Earl A number of the "hot" stock: Quackenbush, Atlantic Highlands; Lakehurst. Austerberry, Detroit, Mich. among electronics vending ma Governor Meyner, and he also for the UN operation. But Pre- Wilfred F. Pine, Avon; F. Stan- The funeral will be Friday at chines and other "growth" in enthusiastically endorsed the | Young Democrats mier Patrice Lumumba insisted ley Buff, Oakhurst; Rabbi Her- James Gans, son of Mr. and 11 a. m. in the W. H. Freeman dustries rebounded a few points ... Bv candidates selected at the nation- he wanted all Belgian troops out shon, Red Bank, and William Mat- Mrs. J. A. Gans, Everett Rd. and Son Funeral Home. Rev but were pared by the close. al convention. He said it is a Support Platforms of the Congo at once and indi- tison, West Allenhurst. All will has returned from Riverview Frederick Mold, pastor of the Eleven of the 15 most activ strong ticket and "Kennedy and cated he still is considering an have assignments of special res- •George! MIDDLETOWN - The Young Hospital where he was a'surgica Freehold Reform Church, will of- stocks advanced, three declined, Johnson will return the United appeal to the Soviet Union fo ponsibility at the jamboree. Democratic Club of Monmouth patient. ficiate. Burial will be in St. Luke and one was unchanged. States to its place among the County, at a me'eting at "The help. ("I had written to several free nations of the world." Reformed Cemetery, Trappe, Yesterday's closing stocks: Oaks," McGuires Grove, moved Mrs. Norman Van Emberg Lumumba said Sunday he other sources for advice," The talk was followed by a would ask the Russians to tend 45 Jotuia Man Weather writes Mrs. R. K., who wrote unanimously to support the can-Everett Rd., spent several days >dain* Ex Jones * L question and answer period in didacy of the Democratic ticket, ast week in Irvington. Miss Val troops if the Belgians did not >!r. n»duc 6714 Joy Mfj Mostly fair and warm today to George, In care of The Reg- which Mr. Smith answered ques- >lleg Cp 9>i Kaiser Al with chance of a thundershower ister. "Since writing to George, both national and state, and theerie Sabol, who has been visiting get out in three days. UN sources Jkllfl Luil 41 Kenntcott tions from the floor. Elliot VL. platform of the national and state with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Van and Western diplomats did not /Illtd Stra 3 Pi Koppers during the afternoon. High in the I have lost 11 pounds. Unfor- Katz of Long Branch, president /•In CtuI 27 S Kreage, 88 80's. Clear and cool tonight with tunately, that wasn't my prob- committee. Embreg has returned to Irving take his ultimatum too seriously, Alcoa _ CAN ll of the Young Democrats of Mon- and Lumumba last night would Am Alrlin 20 l>ch Port c 31' lows in the low 60's. Thursday lem.") mouth County, moderated the dis- This resolution endorses John Am Brk Sh l*h Val Inn mostly sunny and pleasant with F. Kennedy, for President; Lyn- not say whether he planned to Am Can «O Lrh Vail RTt Dear George: cussion. send a telegram to Moscow to- Rivcrvlcw Ani Cyan 5314 LOF Glan 50' highs near 80. Southwest to west I have decided to serve a don B. Johnson, for vice presi- Sunday dinner guests of Mr Am M&Krly VI", LJb McNiL, 9S day after his midnight deadline. Mr. and Mrs. William Muldoon, Am Motors L\gK A My 81 winds today and northwest windsjmildly "spiked" punch drink to dent; Thorn Lord, for U.S. Sen-and Mrs. Leroy Antonides were Arn Smelt Charge Violence 273 Leonardville Rd., Belford, 5 Lukens Sll 87 mostly 10 to 15 miles an hour my Garden Club ladies. Could ate; Katharine Elkus White, for Mrs. Joseph Callen and son Jo- Ani M:d U' Mac* Trk 34 daughter, yesterday. AniTeliTel Martin Co 49>, except possibly strong and gusty you tell me the ingredients of Hikers Killed Congress, and Mayor Karl K. Baseph- , Manasquan. Belgian Ambassador Jean Van Am Toh mi Mfrck R5k Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Harts- Am Vnrnne M*% in thundershower this afternoon. Gi-•n -Rummies?—Hostess. ron of New Shrewsbury and Ma- Den Bosch charged meanwhile AMP Jrc 58' i Metro Gil 33', that violence against Belgian set grove, Miller St., Highlands, son, Anacon.lA MI*; I .Minn MiM 70S Temperature humidity index 76 j Dear Hostess: yor E. Donald Osbom of Manas- I .\!o Pac A 4(l>, yesterday, mid-70's today. By Lightning quan, for freeholder. tiers was continuing in various yesterday, A^lni-o 811 M't I Monttr Oil 27', Madam, put aside your Im- Armour 4 Co 32'Ii Mont Wad 41 Outlook-Friday some cloudi-J passioned mid-summer madness BOULDER, Colo. (AP)—A bolt parts of the Congo and that ap- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes, A r rait <;]i (6 I Nat Blsc 62 Long Branch 176 Rutledge Dr., Middletown, A'l.l O:l is'i I Nat Dairy 57'r ness and warm with chance ofj and quit experimenting before of lightning killed two hikers and peals for help were constantly I Nat niKtlll Monkoy Cuts Capers There will be a special meet- son, yesterday. Alclilicin 23". 28 'i showers. Saturday fair and pleas- you blow up the entire African possibly a third Monday near pouring in. All rti-fin 14'. I Nat oypa 51' ing of the wardens and vestry- Mr. and Mrs. Graver Caden, A - co Oori, US ! Nat Slrel 7.1 '• violet contingent. You are spectacular Arapahoe Glacier at As Trains Koar By "Belgian paratroops were dis- 8a beck « ant. men of Saint James' Episcopal w :II-"-I NY Ontral 20 \ the continental divide. patched to five points in the276 First St., Keyport, son, yes- lia'.l Unvi \:\ I Nl« M Pw n7>» TIDES thinking of Gin Rummy, the NEW YORK (AP) - They Church tonight at 8 o'clock in the terday. 31 I No Am Av 4m, (Sandy Hook) car game—at least I truly trust The bodies of Mrs. Karen Cow- caught a mnnkcv taking it on the Oriental Province in the eastern f>-.>, I Nor I'ac *v, guild room. part of the country," he said. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Purcell, i',., 1 Nwnt Airlln IT.! Today—high, 6:36 p. m.; low, I you are; any other mixture of perthwaite, 19, of Boulder and J lam in the subway. L'S' 4 I Norwich Ph He confirmed that Belgian Thayer Dr., New Shrewsbury, ! Ohio Oil 2:15 p. m. gin and rum will have your Richard Raymond, 21, of Denver A Humane Society agent andj Mrs .VI .11'i 1 B. Barnes, 237troops would begin leaving the daughter, yesterday. I oiiv»r cp 21 Tomorrow — high, 7:03 a. m. Ruests entwined as one with were found near the summit ofl two patrolmen wont after it when Brighton Ave., had as house '.'.' . ' Oiiiij M«r •2V, and 7:18 p. m.; low, 1:06 a. m.j the ivy on the lattice, and Arapaho Peak. Mrs. Cowpcrth- startled pedestrians saw hairy capital today but said no agree, Mr. and Mrs. William Hill, 73 J:.irlr •1 1!', 1 Owpm IM C.I 105 p p aw hairy guests for two weeks her son and 1 ment with the UN had been Cornell Dr., Hazlet, daughter, I'' , I'an A W Air 11 nd 1.01 p.in. '. boxed with the phlox. waite's husband David 22 fingers protdi f d I: .-I,, I'aram Plrt »«. waite's husband, David, 22, was fingers protruding from a side- daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrsreache. d regardinc withdrawal of 'esterday. • 1 Wnney, J(; 40 For Red Bank and Rumson missing. walk ({rating. r.r. IM r-wftu -.'7 Raymond B. Barnes, and their Belgian troops from other Con. Mr. and Mrs. David Garbarlno, ; iridge add 2 hours; Sea Bright Dear George: All three were summer stu- For an hour Monday ihe little Jl !'« lilt 1^ . children, Cynthia Ann, David and golcsc points. 3 Fleetwood Dr., Hazlet, daugh- <'i>r Trac Pi.ii KI r.i», deduct 10 minutes: Long Branch, Is there any future in being a dents at Ihe University of Color- Rhesus monkey led her nursurcrs Andrew T. Barnes, all of Lexing- Ci ixn.'v I'l,11! I'pt »3", civil engineer? ado. A search was organized in A test of UN authority Is ex.ter, this morning. '"HI A Uh !'•'• Strrl I.V, leduct 15 minutes; Highlands a merry, dangerous ehnse over Mass. Cnrj,,,., I'uli Hv E*rj 3D', ridge, add 40 minutes.) Dear Student: an effort to find Cowpcrthwaitc. catwalks and tracks as trains pected soon at Matabi, the Low- Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Benda r.'..i-. Svr Piiniitii Inil k\ 212 Broadway, Keyport, son, this •'•.It fv-n I'ulimnn Certainly. If there's anything roared by. er Congo river port that Is the 1 3.T- Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Evans, morning. l'in> (li I can't stand, it's a rude engi- Boy Scout Chuiriiian mi. aim mi a, nai iv «J. cvann, Infant republic's sole base for I'.'.'A '".'"« «28 Woodgate Ave/enterUlned sea commerce. Matabi is report Mr. and Mrs. Philip Hyland, <:o was almost routine for agent Tom at a supper party Friday evening t, Sll 60" Attends Jainlimve Morton. ed held by 1,500 mutinous Con- Nevada Dr., Hailet, son, this Oil M'.t M#-l Egg Market aboard their boat, "Hclendabo." morning, Dear George: ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - "It was the fourth monkey I've golese soldiers with heaw Infan- Hi: /,H, J , Hut. Knitnn NEW YORK -(AP)-(USDA)- Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Ken.try equipment. About 1,000 Mo- r H'' 1 '** i Ht Jri"t I^»»r My husband, now retired, Is aAlbert R, Quackenbush, 91 Wash-caught here in the past three nelh K. Lawson, Long Branch, Monmouth Mcdlcnl Center 1 \ I St K^i I',, Wholesale egg offerings light, De- ington Ave., is attending the Boy weeks," he said. One was a pet roccan and Ghanian troops ar- A Mr) staunch Republican. We lived an«' Mr. nnd Mrs. John M. Mr. and Mrs. William Cleary, 1 -A \\ mand generally good yesterday. of actress Dolores Gray. rived there from Leopoldville ", ' Hliril Oil for years in the South where he Scout National .lamboree at Col- Barnes, Fair Haven. 2 Hlllsdale Ave., Long Branch, 1 Hu\> , Hint lair New York spot quotations Monday, and UN leaders expect ( "V. r <• •1 could always find a political ar- orado Springs, Colo, This Is the , ' Hliiili AM them to take over the port with- daughter, Monday. . .S,,r,,T,V follow; gument. Since retiring to a small fourth nnnunl jamboree he has JAP REDS ARRESTED I'l II'f-nl V , Hun Par n;,! Includes Mldwentern n 48 hours, Mr. and Mrs. Joss Brand, 304 1.' !New Kngland town, he can't find attended. TOKYO (AP)-Pollcc lodav ar- Monmouth Rd., West Long t I.I..I ii 1 ' Piicru'li-l V'H Mixed Colors — Extras (49-50 (anybody to argue with. What can Mr. Quackenbush is chnirman rested four Japanese Commun- The Belgian Radio in Brussels Jji.ilhs.) M'/i-IIR'/j; Mtras medium Fair Haven reported that Hammarsk)old,had Branch, daughter, yesterday. J-'.. mn-r MM Oil r, 'ie do?—Mrs, (!. of organization and extension for ists in connection with the mob- Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Laucr, 1-1, 1 MM 1, . Mil UN NJ ,,!:'.:32-.r)i/i; standards largo 31-33; Suzi Barnen, daughter of Mrasked. Ethiopian Emperor Halle ( 1 Dear Mrs. C: thn Red bing June If) of While Mouse Arii |i , M 1.1 |'»,M Hank nnd Hayshorc 2 Clifton Ave, Long Branch, 1 .^••checks 2K-2D. Write Democratic national area. Press Sccrclnry ,lnme» C. Mnt>- and Mrs. John M. Barnes, has Selassie for "urjjent action of 1 1 'i ' •|>JT|' I',!,, daughter, yesterday. Kirr [•/'I Whiles - Extras H8-!iO lbs.) erty. This brought to 1R thereturned to her home at 281Ethiopian troops" In Watsa, . •i-mu.i, lu'iicJqiiartors which will im- Mr. nnd Mrs. Frederick Mors, !•••> 1'. . •r,.ii.«i,i fi, ]',', '.:i7-:if|i,i; extras medium M-M. I lance Rd. after visiting her northeast Congo, where he said : mediately send a missionary to number of persons arrested for I 'I ML•.,,,.. , «0 POLIO CASES !8 Bnnchway, Keansburg, daugh- 1 " 1 Browns _ fcxtrns . ||, .)| the bl)f{h(MJ nrc-H. You enn boil friend, Linda .Schoen, daughter Europeans were reported In dan I'.tl, . ' '1. '':irt.:'> M8 50 s _|";e allack nn lluRerty'scnr, one ter, Monday, <•>. A 1.1 '37-39. lf In nlf ft U of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ;er, The broadenst sold the em- 1 AM 1 him. of the chief In the can- •.ii i.'l AIT The Rhode Island polio epidemic Schoen, Old Bridfic, •IT - i\ '•• ' 1 lull. 1 i-i. I lncluilf!i Nciirhy cellation of President Hlscnhow- peror agreed to send four plane '' \ • n I total reached HO yestcrdnv when UKATII N OTIC I! 1 Whites - Top ,|unlitv (« '.'• l!v 1 ' H Ilul. ;ll»s.) M'-H; mediums :W/,-:\VA; Mr. and Mrs. John M, Barnes, Wntsa. Trill, MliMlttnwn, on July 10. IMo. ^ I) < IM'! . I'H HM.MI Ismalk 27-29. MIDDLI'TOWN - The annualjsirk-ken with paralytic polio, Of- Barry 0. Illshop of the Nation- 281 I lance Rd., were hosts at a Fiinrral irrvlcrt will hi> nrlvMn, itt i"";, "•'"• employeeslinloyees' picnic of ChocChock l;ull jhcinls were actlnj! to prevent fur- John T). p«y Kuiirril Homf, I1M lil W (| llly HR al Gc'cii'.raplilc Socicly Is the of-"sleanier party" at their home OVERDUF., NO DOUBT k. Tlnirniliy nfinrnnon. flrmm omit ,i ," ,','^7,, ''"'' "" '" °' Nuts Corp. will I).- held Aug., iher .spread of (he disease, Might! filial ; 'M J.IV4I ,. mediums 3.V.i- fi ,„ n a. m. lit McGuire's CJ iinil rlimnlu- Siiliirdny evening. Attending were LANCASTER, Calif (AP) - •!'!•/ Mlialls 1"! :il nivc. •providence nnd Warwick clinics oglst on Sir I'.dimiml Miliiiry'slMr, nnd Mrs. Harry S. ICvans M(i l irs s wilh l%l)(il You think thing* arc bad? Tho (MID OK TIMNKN i In il'.iiM nl.i.ill l).i< ,f,.l!""!' "" " " "" l scientific expedition to nnd Mr. nnd Mrs. Kenneth K Antelope Vnlley Press Just ran Wr wIMt In MprrM our ulncprfl thnnkl "I tll.,.nr|,,.H «'„,',. .MI,, vilir ! Ilishop, 2K, is II I.IUVNOII, nil [.one Branch, and ml NPlirni'lnlliin, In Mil IhoNn wlioii« Sulk vaccine, The town bench at tln- Ilimaliiya-,. " ' this want ad: lm! «»|irpn«lnii» nf «viH|>«lliy ilM no ii unii 'llm l'rtl.1,-1 a , i.i.Mlir,] llrlsliil was closed to otil-of-lnwnUnlive of Ciiinnn.ili and'a siftt«lii-lM i I >. I U Hi I VII,.I and Mrs. Alliert De.nolst, "20 Mndei A Ford. Taloi over mmli tu comfort IIR In our l»«rf«v*. line of Norllnvcitr-in University. iMoiirimulh llemji. nifttt. I>nyine.nt!i." 'Mitt Innilly of Mrn, Mtry llyftn 49,1% of $834,652,780 In Taxes Goes for Schools

NEWARK (AP) ~ The State the state: $4.76 per $100. Hunter- hamber of Commerce reported don was the low county, with a oday that the municipalities of true rate of $1.81. Jersey levied $834,652,780 in Hoboken was the most expen-j roperty taxes in 1960, with 49.1 sive municipality in which to own er cent of it slated for school property, with a true value tax purposes. rate of $7.34 Der $100. New Han- The chamber issued a collec- over, in Burlington County, had ion of statistics on the local a true value tax rate of only $0.22 iroperty tax, entitled "Where the per $100. rtoney Goes." Another report, The municipality with the high- :alled "Where the Money Comes est effective tax rate is Winfield >om," will be issued in a few Township in Union County. The reeks. rate in Winfield is $15.70 for every The tax levy was higher in all $100 of real value. )f the state's counties and there Winfield was once the only com- was a rate increase over 1959 pletely federally owned municl- in 383 of the state's 566 munici- nality in the nation. It was alities. built during World War II un- Of the money to be raised this der a housing program for Kear- rear, $410,074,909 will go for ny shipyard workers. It is now THREE PROMOTED —Red Bank Borough Clerk John Bryan, far left, swears in ichools, $278,246,552 for local rau- owned by a private mutual hous- licipal purposes and $146,331,320 ing company. ihree members of the Red Bank Police Department to new posts. Police Chief or county purposes. The municipality with the low George H. Clayton, second from left, attended the swearing in. Those promoted, In 1959, the municipalities rais- est effective tax rate is Hano- left to right, are, Irving L. Krakowitch, from detective lieutenant to captain; George ed $773,123,187 of which $373,174,- ver township in Burlington 13 went for schools. County, where the rate is 22 H. Clayton, Jr., son of the chief, from detective to detective sergeant, and Robert Hunterdon County levies the cents per $100 of real value. Nine Scott, from patrolman to detective. lighest percentage of its taxes for ty per cent of the township is schools, 68.36, while Hudson is part of either Fort Dix or Mc- STOWING THE BAGS — Set now for adventure at Scouting's 50th Anniversary he lowest with 30.28 per cent. Guire Air Force Base. The town- National Jubilee is this group from Red Bank Troop 62. Left to right are Richard Essex County raised the most ship has very few residents not Riverview Volunteer Work Has Slashes Arm, in property taxes this year, with employed by the federal govern- Long; Michael Bresfow, who will report the jubilee for The Register; Arnold How- P159.856.408. Salem levied only $6,- ment and receives school and itt and Robert Williams. Standing by to see them off at right is Mrs. Harold E. fire protection through federal es 177,032. Williams, whose husband, the troop's scoutmaster, also is talcing the frip. Been Reorganized, Enlarged Breaks Bone, The statewide average proper- tablishments. y tax rate was $8.72 per $.100 of Holland Township in Hunter- RED BANK — The volunteer between 1 and 4 p.m. They wear Saves Life assessed valuation, since the av- don County has the next lowest advisory committee for River- multi-colored smocks, designating erage statewide ratio of assessed tax rate — 28 cents per $100 ol DanglesFrom WOLF POINT, Mont. (AP) — o true real property value was view Hospital has undergone a their particular field of service. real value. The bulk of the smal No Apologies Calvin Farnham saved himsel 30.69 per cent, the true real prop community's taxes are paid by reorganization and enlargement Currently, the Advisory com- from being drawn into his hay erty tax averaged $2.68 per J100. Bridge For during the past few months, due the New Jersey Power and Ligh LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gene.rifice and lack of recognition un- mittee is making plans for a baler and possible death by slash Company, which has a generating to the number of services per- volunteer award party to be held Hudson County had the highest Fowler left a will in which he J til he grows old or is dead. The ing his arm and then breaking rue value property tax rate in station in the township. formed by volunteer staffs in mid-September at the Sea the bone. 90 Minutes offered no apologies to his heirs latter choice was mine, and my throughout the hospital. Bright Lawn Tennis and Cricket Farnham was running the ba ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) "for the fact that I have given only regret is that I am unable. The committee works with Mrs. Club in Rumson. ler in a field 18 miles south o; —For more than 90 minutes an such small attention to the ma-; to insure the financial protection Hubert M. Farrow, Sr., co-ordi- Advisory committee members this northeastern Montana town, New Jersey's Guardsmen attractive blonde dangled and terial prizes of (he world." jof my beloved wife, Agnes." nator of volunteers. are Mrs. John J. Bell of Fair His physician, Dr. H. J. Borge, swung from the steel girders of The will, written in 1955 by i Fowler, who died July 2 at 70, It is made up of representa- Haven, chairman of Red Cross gave these details: To Train at Camp Drum the Skyway Bridge, 200 feet over the famed newspaperman turned left everything to his widow. His tives from all volunteer hospital Nurses Aides at the hospital; Farnham was attempting to un- the waters of Tampa Bay. biographer and novelist, was estate was described as real and groups, and presidents of all the Mrs. A. W. Kennedy, Shrewsbury, tangle snarled baling wire when filed in Probate Court Monday. TRENTON (AP) — The first leased this schedule of the Na The woman, identified as Mary personal property worth more Riverview Hospital auxiliaries in chairman of the county Red Cross his right arm became caught. L. Stambaugh, 34, of St. Peters- "There comes a time in the than $10,000. the area. Nurses Aide Corps; Mrs. A. units of the N.J. National Guard [ional Guard convoys: Realizing he would be drawn into leave tomorrow night for two burg, threatened to jump at ev- life of every artist," the docu- Although he wrote the will Workers include Gray Ladies Berkeley Cater, Fair Haven, and the baler, he managed to reach 112th Field Artillery Group — ery attempt made by police and ment said, "when he must choose nearly five years before his Mrs. James S. Johnston, Jr., weeks of active duty at Camp and nurses' aides from the county his knife and cut through the Drum, N.Y. units at Wildwood, Ocean City, Coast Guard personnel to rescue between the objectives of mon-j death, he said in it that "the Red Cross chapter; the hospi- Rumson, Red Cross Gray Ladies; flesh above the elbow, then broki Hammonton, Tuckerton and At- The state Defense Department her. eyed ease and/or the sure pros-!grim reaper has sharp elbows tal's teenage group, The River- Mrs. Clifford Doring, Red Bank, the arm bone. lantic City will leave their home aid today more than 3,000 A frantic search by officers pect of lonely struggle and sac- and is nudging me." teens and hospital nurses' aides. Coffee Shop; Mrs. J. William He drove his truck a half mile stations about 7 p.m. tomorrow guardsmen will make the trip i n a 11 y located her brother, Volunteers serve in the linen and Morgan, Rumson, pediatrics de- 0 a neighbor who took him to and travel via local roads and in 750 trucks and jeeps tomor- }eorge Tankersley, also of St. sewing rooms, in the maternity partment; Mrs. Robert G. 1 Wolf Point hospital where he the Garden State Parkway to row, Friday and Saturday. Petersburg. Hu was rushed to the and pediatrics sections, in the Pearse, Rumson, Riverteens is reported recovering. Cheesequake State Park, where icene. chairman and representative for The annual two-week training hospital Coffee Shop, in its blood they will spend the night with After 10 minutes of yelling 50- 1 the board of directors of the period at Camp Drum runs from bank, and in its administration :he headquarters unit coming feet up into the bridge structure, i send me yonr free booklet, "How To Heat Your hospital to the committee, and July 23 to Aug. 6. and admitting offices. rom Lawrenceville via Rts. 206,Tankersley finally talked- her in- Mrs. Charles E. Dunham, assist- $184,572 Col. John P. Read, deputy chief Home Without A Furnace." Volunteers work on shifts 33, and 9. The group will leave to coming down. ant administrator of Riverview. of staff, will be in command at between 9 a.m. and noon, and the park at 10 a.m. Friday and She was rushed to a hospital Also, Mrs. William Dettmar of Camp Drum until the arrival of travel on the parkway and New Is Paid For Maj. Gen. James F. Cantwell and put under heavy sedation. Na Fair Haven, immediate past pres- York State Thruway to Utica, Police have not indicated wheth- ident of the Fair Haven Auxiliary July 28. Cantwell, chief of staff N.Y., and from there to Rt, 12 for New Jersey, is attending the er charges will be placed against Addnaa. WSCS Fair of Riverview; and the following Post Salvage to an overnight bivouac at Alder the attractive divorcee, who re- auxiliary presidents: Mrs. dedication of American military Creek, N.Y. The group will leave FORT MONMOUTH — The cemeteries in Europe. portedly had family problems. Town- , New Jersey Is Aug. 6 Thomas B. Ford, Jr., for Red government received back a tota Al-der Creek at 8 a.m.' Friday Bank; Mrs. Ernest Kavalek, Har- of $184,572 in proceeds on sales The Defense Department re- and travel on Rts. 12 and 26 to Mafl to: Electric Homa Heating Department A mony Auxiliary of Middletown; Jersey Central Power and Light Company HIGHLANDS — Final plans for of salvage and surplus propert; amp Drum, reaching there at New Jersey Power and Light Company Mrs. James Ronaldson, Middle- Ohio River Madison Avenue at Puncn Bowl Road the Aug. 6 fair of the Women's handled through the Propert; U a.m. Morrlitown, New Jersey Society of Christian Service of town; Mrs. James E. Smith Disposal Office here during th' Minor Sales the Methodist Church were made Highlands; Mrs. Elmer C. Wain- past fiscal year, according to Asbury Park Unit right, Shrewsbury; Mrs. E. Rich Too Inviting at a recent meeting of the group report by Wilbur G. Daust, prop 103d Armor Group — The 143d ard Weaver, Little Silver; Mrs CINCINNATI (AP) - For the In the recreatidn room of the ertv disposal officer. Hit Tavern; Transportation Company wil G. B. Worthley, Eatontown; Mrs second time In eight days, po- church. leave from Asbury Park on Rt George Stephen Young, Rumson During the same period, sa lice persuaded a man from jump- Mrs. William S. Lutz, conducted 35 in time to join the 30th Ord and Mrs. Farrow, Sr. vage and surplus property with i ing into the Ohio River from high the devotions, and Mrs. Lester Clear Another nance Battalion, coming up from total acquisition value of $634,15! girders of the Central Bridge. Whitfield was in charge of the was turned over to state institu- SEA BRIGHT - Borough Coun Camden, at the Woodbridge inter- meditation prayers. Mrs. Flor- cil last night found the Ebb Tide change of the N.J. Turnpike a Jack Terra, 27, of Hamilton tions and other authorized organ Ohio, climbed down after 90 min- ence Bowman accompanied at the izntions. tavern guilty on an adr.iitted 9 p .m.Thursday. Both units wil piano for the hymn sing. VFW Has charge of selling beer to minors travel via the parkway to a meet utes on the girders but he insist- Included in the donations wen ed, "X shouid have jumped." The fair will feature food table, large amounts of electronic equip but excused the Ocean Front ing with units of the 103d a On July 11, Irvin Roseberry, fpney articles, aprons, white ele- ment for use in schools, uni- Tavern on a similar state claim Mahwah. The headquarters and Installation Sr., 32, of Cincinnati climbed in- phant table, plants, games, and versities and other educationa The governing body decided to 1st Tank Battalion of the group comic books. The members of the KEANSBURG — Mrs. Rita SGlect s own time a some will leave from New Brunswick to the girders and stayed there institutions. Among organizations " ' ' for three hours before police and Golden Circle group are making Scarborough of Cliffwood, who receiving donations also were the ' . . ,?••>*• t0 suspend the Ebb and Woodbridge and drive to T censc closin the es members of his family talked him a quilt. Arnold Pedersen, Jr., of was recently installed presiden Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Boys' '°9. l' ~ S Mahwah via the parkway and Rt. Rt. 36, Highlands will present of the sixth district of the Ladies' Clubs, Civil Air Patrol and var- fabhshment - for a 10-day per 17. The Phillipsburg, Washing- into coming down. a • magic show. Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign ious state educational agencies iod. ton, Princeton and Flemlngton Terra was quoted by Sgt. Jack A donation of $100 was ap- Wars, was honored this week a requesting items for Civil De- Evidence — in which a boy units of the 2d Tank Battalion Wesslin as saying he was des- proved for the parsonage fund. a dinner in Buck Smith's given by fense. claimed that he had bought beer will use Rts. 24, 69, 22, and 206 pondent over family troubles Following the meeting, refresh- the Guadalcanal Post Auxiliary. from the Ocean Front but a before hitting the parkway and and came here after a quarrel Only organizations and state with his wife. Police seized him I ments were served with Mrs. The new district officer is a institutions specifically author- cash register recorded no such Rt. 17. The entire group will fol Whitfield and Mrs. Bowman as member of this auxiliary. ized by Department of the Army sale and patrons insisted they had low Rt. 17, the New York State as soon as he climbed down and, hostesses. Mrs. Arnold Pedersen Mrs. Scarborough served Guad- regulations may receive donation not seen the youth — knocked Thruway, and Rts. 12 and 26 to he was charged with breach of! and Mrs. William B. Kendrick, alcanal auxiliary as its third of such surplus property. out the charge against the Ocean Camp Drum, arriving there at peace. Two off-duty patrolmen first no' president, will be hostesses at the president, as its secretary for In addition to handling surplus, Front. 5:30 p.m. Friday. August meeting. four years and is starting her Borough Council conducted a ticed Terra. They kept talking to to get salvage and scrap generated at Attending were Mrs. John P. third year as its chaplain. Fort Monmouth, the office here lengthy trial over the Ocean 102d Armored Cavalry — The him until other officers arrived. Adair, Mrs. Grace CoHrell, Mrs. She also has appointed two handles such items for Fort Han- Front charge, brought by the 114th Surgical Hospital unit wil George Cann, Mrs. Edward Dun- members of Guadalcanal Auxil- cock, the 646th Squadron (SAGE), state Alcoholic Beverage Control. leave Paterson at midnight Fri- can, Mrs. Regina Hurden, Mrs. iary to district offices. Mrs Air Force, Highlands, and var- The Ebb Tide matter was quickly day and use local roads and Rt New Type George Johns, Mrs. Melissa Edith Kern will serve as secre ious guided missile sites in the disposed of. 46 to a meeting with the convoy Hartsgrove, Mrs. Robert M. John- tary, and Mrs. Ethel Volpe, pa- area. The net tonnage of items Ocean Front, 1056-1058 Ocean at the Garden State Parkway. son, Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Ralph New- triotic instructor. handled in the year was 4,379. Ave., is owned by Bernadine and The 156th Transportation Battal- House Plant? wall-to-wall man, Mrs. Joseph F. Patterson, The Cliffwood woman has also Total original acquisition cost of Edward Furman, Robert Peter ion will leave Orange shortly PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) - Those Mrs. Robert Robertson, Mrs. served the district as banner the used property disposed of was Fengya, of the same address, after midnight and link up with weren't flowers growing in a pot Martha Schmidt, Mrs. Lydia bearer, junior and senior vice $5,437,127. was the bartender accused of sell- the convoy at the Springdale at a billiard parlor — they were Schmidt, Mrs. Frank Thomas, president, and as a state ing four quarts of beer to a Ave. entrance to the parkway. marijuana plants. Mrs. Sivert C. Walstrom, Mrs. auxiliary banner bearer. Fair Haven youth who testified Newark and West Orange a few That's what Police Sgt. William Kendrick, president, Mrs. Bow- against him. minutes before midnight, and af- Hurley reported. But the 72-year- man and Mrs. Whitfield, hostess- It adds up! More and more Widowed Officer Jon DeLanoy of Rum- ter the rendezvous, pull out on old proprietor said he didn't know the parkway about 1:30 a.m. Sat- home es. people use The Register ads each son had told the ABC that he they were marijuana. He just Mrs. Robert Link of Missouri issue because results come fas By Shooting broke up a morning beer party urday morning. It is due to fol- watered them along with the bona was a guest. ter.—Advertisement. in the Rumson home of a co- low the same general route to fide flower that grew in the pot. defendant, at which girls were Camp Drum, arriving there about Police released him w hile they Of Family present and beer bottles were 1 p.m. Saturday. decide what to do. BALTIMORE (AP) - Mr. and found. Both George W. Hendrick- Mrs. John D. Cooley, Jr., had son and Louis Nascano of the ABC said they had investigated, comfort been married for 13 years. Their family grew lo include two hand- had been given details of how some sons and a pretty daugh- Ocean Front looked from the in- ter. side and outside and of the gen- eral appearance of the barten Now their family is destroyed. Now you can treat your family to some- Only the mother lives, under hos- der who, allegedly, sold the beer pital treatment for shock. Feb. 19. thing new in wintertime comfort. Modern Her children—John, 11; Frank- But the bartender, Mr. Fengya claimed that he had not sold the electric heating makes a home more com- lin, 9, and Elizabeth, 5 — were fortable than ever before. You see, only an dead, victims of bullets fired in- beer to the youth and did not to their heads apparently as they remember him. His statements electrically heated home has true wall-to- slept. Her 40-yoar-old husband were supported by three adults who said they were seated at wall comfort. Heat is distributed evenly also was dead. throughout the room. There are no drafts. Police said it appeared Cooley, good vantage points on the day an unemployed television engin- in question and never saw the No "cold spots." Electric resistance heat- youth who put in the charge eer, did the shooting, Six shots ing gives you individual temperature con- were fired from his German war against the tavern. souvenir automatic which was Both against the Ocean Front trols for every part of the house. You can found at his feet. and F.bb Tide, the ABC agents keep bedrooms cool arid bathrooms warm, submitted empty containers — The bodies were found by Mrs, with the living room temperature comfort- Cooley when she returned from bottles and a can — to press work. their cases. ably in between. Jf In the Ebb Tide matter, Walter Fox, an Asbury Park attorney Low-cost electric heating is worry-free. Baby I'urudc Svl admitted that cans of beer were There's practically no maintenance needed. For PTA Carnival sold to a minor who, through use of a draft card that listed And electric resistance heating units last NEW MONMOUTH - St. his age as older than he was, longer than any other type. Mary's Parent-Teacher Associa- convinced bartender Albert Fink- tion will hold a baby parade on RECEIVES FELLOWSHIP —Abraham Arnold, 44 Stov- DAY FOR DEMOS—Tho Young Domocrati of Monmouth ol that ho was of a proper age Send tho coupon above now for our freo tho school grounds July 30 at 3 to buy nlcoholic bevemges. oni Ave., Wost Long Branch, physicist at tho U. S. Army County will hold third annual convention Saturday at p.m. as one of the mnny iittrnc- Mr. Flnkel claimed lie had been Signal Resoarch and Development Agency, receives booklet, "How To Heat Your Home With- lions plnnned for Its thrcc-dny n bartender "since repeal," und out A Furnace." You'll receive this inform- Monmouth Park Jockoy Club. Proparlng for it aro, cnrnlvnl. congratulationi from Maj. Gon. William D. Hamlin, Fort alwnys asked for Identification ativc booklet by return mail. loafed, Francis X. Crahay of Portaupeck, program chair- Children aged one to six nre when smy person making on or- Monmouth commandor, during coremonios in his honor man, left, and Thomas J. Smith of Fair Haven. Standing, lidible to participate A kin« and der nppenri'd under «nc officially announcing award to him of the jocretary of loft to right, are Loonard Calandra of Union Beach, Mrs. queen will be crowned and prizes A. llenry Giorduno, borouiili at- will be awarded for (ho besl torney, cautioned Hint In suspect- tho army's Resoarch and Study Fellowship. Mr. Arnold Frank Cannavo of Rod Bank and Elliot L, Katz of Long drrnrntccl float, best decorated r<\ eases it Is up to the tavern is a nativs of Philadelphia. Under the fellowship, ha Branch. Thn fifth race that day will bo namod in honor Mirrlnjte, the child with thp must lo mrikn judgment by nppenrnnee will do roiearch in atmosphoric turbulanco «t Now York of tho club. freckles and the most original and Mjjni'd statements, under New JCP&L costume. Jersey law, Univortity and tho Brookhavsn National Laboratory, Jersey Central Tower 4c light Mr 80, «6» HEP BANX BtClSTEK Belford Rheumatic Rats 7 F-* Ttut 14th birthday of Williim Ogden, son of Mr, and Mr*. Wil- DALLAS, Tex., (AP) - Rfceu- about M day* after the injection. by l)>e New Jereey Highway Au- aries of Sleeves liam Ogden, Leoiton Ave-, WM matte rate in a Dallas labora- It appear* to be an allergic re- thority at the VsAtaiA State Po- celebrated Sunday by mtrabert tory may help prove (fiat rheu- action, Dr. Hem «!d. lice Barrack* t* * rtstitticil mi of hit family. matoid arthritis is a postponed She ttS& that in many of theadministration clerk. allergic reaction to factors at yet rats the arthritis become* chron- During the Korean War Mr, Draw Excitement unknown, Dr. Evelyn Hess taid ic. Calandriello served with the Na- The Sunday school picnic of the yesterday. vy at the Naval Hospital Corps FLORENCE Italy (AP) - in under the bust, and widenedjMethodist Church was held Tues- She said that' in rats arthritis School, Portsmouth, Va., and Simpnetta and Fabiani took dif-jout over low-waisted dresses with day at Windward Beach. ferent roads to fashion Monday barrel-round skirts. develops as a dealyed allergic Special Award aboard the USS Carter Hall. Debbie Sickles, daughter of Mr. Coats were neat triangles with i reaction to protein products from He also was an operating room night' but Italy's rival husband- and Mrs. Norman Sickles, Brook- •nd-wife couturiers each won Gibson Girl sleeves or full ovals ; bacteria. To Calandriello technician at the U. S. Naval roaring ovations. 'with deep dolman sleeves. When side Dr., celebrated her third Delayed hypersensitivity —the birthday Saturday at a family F0B c Both fashion showings in Flor-ja collar was used, which wasn;t| medical term for the kind of tar- dy allergic response which gives :r, <- -™»-|s"r."is TI 1.1 ence's Pitti Palace were sophis- often, it was Sickles Sr., Mrs. set square and high under the] I rheumatism to rats—is now high- CalandnaJlo. 7 Colonial Ct., Fair Guard Reserve( Calandriello has ticated and beautifully engin- and daughters, Jean and I Haven, hospital corpsman second served at the Earle and Fort eered with sleeves the big ex-j chin. ly suspected as a cause of ar- Cheryl, John Parker and Linda thritis in humans, the doctor said. class with the Coast Guard Re- Hancock organized reserve train- citement. But the sleeve lines; Buttons were big marshmal-lsjck|es' ing units. differed for the two. Hows of wool braid, and hats) ' Dr. Hess is one of 10 research- serve unit, has been awarded a ers on the staff of Dallas' Arthri- Simonetta took curtain calls! spiraled off the back of the head] Ljnda ^,.3,^ daughter of Mr. for: pike corkscrews or tipped oven an(J Mrs Fred ThfM Oaks Ave tis Center at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Suits with rounded sleeves thatj°"f ^ in hi*h crown velvet and Mrs. John Keller, Clifton, spent several days in Washington School and Parkland Memorial INTEREST ON YOUR made,: a parenthesis to pyramid-- fedoras, Hospital. ghaped jackets. Made Chemise! last week. "Remember that chair you said was too high for your Lo&e.enveloping coats set withi Fabiani, as did Patrick de Bar- She explained that arthritis re- desk? I'm afraid it's too low now!" search was handicapped for a| -_ SAVINGS deep j armhole sleeves yawningjenUen, made chemises. Fabiani s Sgt, and Mrs. Henry Hutchin- long time because no way was wlde« Uvere mostly plummet lines with son and family have returned Dr&ses cut with puffy, doll-jbloused-on cape backs that gath- from a 10-day trip through the known to produce the disease in waisted skirts and short, flaring; ered into full sleeves. New England states and Canada. exerimenta! animals. Now, however, scientists can funnel sleeves ] There were als0 lw0 )azzv| Dumb Blonde ? induce In rats an arthritis some- Clothes were predominantly! flapper chemises, a slip tiered Mr. and Mrs. Wade Duym what similar to human rheuma-jl collates and sometimes raisedlwith black crepe spaghetti celebrated their ninth wedding HOLLYWOOD (AP) - The guy and all that . . . just like the who coined the phrase "Holly- Greek plays .. ." toid arthritis. This is done by in- slightly above the waist with a j string and a purple shaft zig- anniversary Thursday at the jecting the animals with proteins ;| thin row of fabric, but the wide'ragged with layers of bugle bead- Crystal Brook^Inn, Eatontown. wood Dumb Blonde" didn't know See what I mean about Holly- RED BANK HOLMDEL FAIR HAVEN his proboscis from a peroxide wood blondes? from killed bacterial organisms. | open parenthesis and flaring The third Arthritis develops in the rats nel sleeves were the highlights of Color was kaleidoscopic with! birthdayy of Patrick bottle. her collection. , red ottoman, cotton candy pink MacDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. In the brains department, the Lots of Black I silk and plum purple satin mak- Lewis MacDonald, East Rd., was fair-haired gals—from Jean Har- Q™.,,,, K!ITnl black ^P triangle-shaped Gibson Girllce)ebratcd ^iday. Attending low to Marilyn Monroe and Simonetta used lots of blacK,, *> f ! were Therese and Andrew Coyle, Jayne Mansfield—run a close sec grey, rod and some exoamat.ons, • V John LaSietra, Mark and Stewart simonetta Fabiani ond to the bald-headed guys with of pink and purple_ ,n textured h*> 2™ *Z™ljm™ ™l* Kwnwzh. Elise and Cheryl big cigars. and Lynn ar/d ...... ,„„ «„ Barbara Liebowitz. Stella Stevens is the latest ex- ; over all. ample. favorites for day and evening. Both Simonetta and Fabiani, Fabiani's collection was keyed fluffy black net. Simon-'. Mr. and Mrs. William Meyer, There'« gold under Stella's Mai ,teor sleevesthrough, thtooe , shoulderhis beinsg anbroad-d culil ^"waia ^™ a-an'ce"dress » St.. spent the week-end injgolden tresses, pardner. The lit a ruffled skirt. Cooperstown, 'tie lady has turned film produ- ina modified Gibson Girl shape.!!*'* cer. Thev stopped just at the elbow! Fa bian' s was floor-length, puffed ! f Robert Walling, airman second. twiddling on collarless jackets that caved jout mth a serles of "o^ces. Wniie olherg were class, stationed at Richards- |their unemployment checks dur- JoAnne Mason Given Gebaur, Mo., spent two weeks ing the recent actors. strjke STARTS WEDNESDAY with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Wall- Stella formed a company and Bridal Shower ing, Church St. He also visited made a movie. DID YOU ! Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Orr and "It's a documentary—a day in KENMORE AUTO WASHER COLDSPOT AIR CONDITIONER OCEANPORT—A bridal show- Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Elston, the life of Beverly Hills," says cr was given for Miss JoAnne Kingston. N. Y., for several Stella in the dulcet tones of what KNOW? Mason, 18 Maple Ave., this past days last we«?k with his mother remains of a soft southern ac HAS FULL TIME BUILT IN LINT FILTER AT AMAZING LOW PRICE week by Mrs. Edward C. Wilson, and brother, Reigh Walling. cent. Sr., Mrs. Charles P. Van Brack-! "Beverly Hills the strip tease le, and Mrs. Morton A. Barnes, • Mrs. Joseph Diffendale, Brook- queen?" asked her interviewer, soo DOWN There's a in the home of Mrs. Wilson. Buf-jside Dr., entertained at home "TOO a chap of obvious plebeian tastes fet refreshments were served. Thursday. Mrs. Frank Cassone, M BALANCE SEARS Atlantic "No, silly," said Stella, fire Guests were Mrs. Eva Hoenge,: Highlands, was in showing in her blue eyes. "It's g 5.00 DOWN EASY PAY PLAN Asbury Park; Mrs. Gregory! charge. Guests included Mrs. a story of what happens during BALANCE SEARS Bova. Elberon; Mrs. Margaret i Jon" Gough, Mrs. Norman Sam- one day in Beverly Hills—the EASY PAY PLAN Hughes, Port Monmouth, and'ue'son, Mrs. Norman Sickles, city. You know, where the movie Mrs. John Hulse, Mrs. William! Mrs. Frank Christiansen. Mrs. stars live." McCormack, Mrs. Stella Gibson,; Spencer Samuelson, Mrs. Alfred Mrs...... Jame«,..»s »O.Kar. «.„l Mr".:.ManUick. and Mrs. Herbert! "»* of a travelogue?" asked George C. D. Hurley, Sr., Mrs.!Kutcher, all Belford; Mrs. John!the interviewer, trying to show to serve you in Edward Berry, Sr.. Mrs.' John' Stenger, and Miss Carolee Pol-ja touch of class T. Wilson, Mrs. Grace Covert,!ing. all West Keansburg; Mrs. No, said Stella, louder. Its EATONTOWN Mrs. Arthur Mason Mrs. Charles1 Alan Mantz, Perty Amboy; and an hour-long feature in color and Monmouth S Guillaudeu Mrs Florence'Mrs. Paul Adamic. Hopelawn, I cinemascope-and we may get a Stapleton, Mrs. Robert Byram.jand Mrs. Michael Adams, Newjfilm festival prize, it's that Shopping Center and the Misses Judith and Eileen :M°nmo"th- good." Stapleton, and Barbara Byram,' Mrs- John Gough will be host- Stella s chief claim to Holly- MIDDLETOWN all of Oceanport. ;iiieiii'. Iliiuv. vnd CHiinn with Mr. uml Mm. Thoma.i SH 7-2700 AIR CONDITIONED r> cenu foi yr.ui iopy, lAnlllfll, Heid'» Mill Rd. ^announced, for the Democratic RED BANK REGISTER HAFfBITOYOW TODAY'S nomination, be «et out to meet ,W«L, July 20, 196l5 KennedysAnswers fee two questions, head-on. As bis campaign progressed, he osed three principal tactics- Business Mirror flow of gold boMiop fa the v«iK» First, he practically invited on tower Manhattan may be it tip To '2 Big Questions questions from his audiences. By SAM DAWSON to the various foreign nations themselves to say. ' Second, he demonstrated his GOT YOU/2 LIST About IS tons of gold was flown i held here to the account of West (EDITOR'S NOTE - Two persona! issues Involving Senator vote-pulling power in primary this week from Toronto to New! Germany. John F. Kennedy have loomed large in his pre-convention cam- elections, notably West Virginia, OPTMH6STO York. It may have been thel Payment Deficits Teacher palgn and are likely to recur, with varying emphasis, in thewhere the Catholic population is Fl* AROUND THE largest shipment ever entrusted j A], thed'eal7 would "take place'Studies Asian Culture 1 j presidential drive ahead-his age and his religion. Here * how small. HOUSE RMISH6PJ to one plane. But also it s one wUhjn thg vau|ts of the New Yorkj N£W BRUNSW]CK _ Joseph the Democratic nominee has proposed to meet them. Last of Third, he took two strategic of the occasions when gold ac- Federa, Reserve Bank Only ^.j^, Badjai a (eacher jn the Mjd_ opportunities to deliver major |S three articles.) tually comes m or out 01 'n casionally is the gold itself movedjdletown Township school system, speeches, one on his religion country-occasions that are rarer ,0 anm Jr ,and |s current, ^ „ (J ^ By RELMAN MORIN and the other on his age, be- , jthan most people may think. ; When (hgUnjte d S(a(es needed! Institute on Asian Culture at Rut- Special Correspondent New York, a Catholic, went down fore large and important audi- i There's been much talk in re-1for tne jast three years to settle! gers University The Institute will Sen. John Fitzgerald Kennedy to defeat. As to Kennedy's age, ences. cent years of the flow of gold out I j|S balance of payment deficits! continue until Aug. 12. '» a Roman Catholic. He is 43former President Truman recent- An incident in a small Califor- of the United States. The flow|wjtrl other nations, it trucked intoi A graduate of Montclair State /ears old, but looks younger. ly asked him to consider whether nia city, last autumn, was typical. talk is based on the fact that the ,ne Fecjera| Reserve Vaults gold I College, Del Badia is doing grad- he is sufficiently mature and ex- After his speech, Kennedy was treasury's stock of gold is five • >-• * *«-. »T C* * me: '..««_ . i. * ~ i u:_ *....•_ To some politicians, both facts y g he|d jn (ne v s. Assay office uate work toward his master'* perienced to be President. I answering questions. A man ire handicaps to a candidate for billion dollars lower than 10 here A sizable sum of U.S gold degree, asked a confused, double-bar- Ae presidency. Kennedy's re- Kennedy himself recognized years ago, with the greatest dropiis kept on hand (herei a|lhough reled question, partly about a ligion invoked the memory of the that the voters might wonder in the last three years. tne big hoard is at pOrt Knox. 1S28 election when the Democratic about him, on both counts. national issue and partly about But very little of that solid' This traffic in gold is restricted Kennedy's religion} The senator :andidate, Alfred E. Smith of So nearly a year ago, before he metal actually flowed from these Ho governments acting through replied: shores. Most of it stays right in!their central banks. Individuals "It seems to me these are two New York. | an not buy gold from the U.S. separate questions, but first, as C to my religion ..." Instead of being held by the Treasury. Absent-minded homeowner He then stated, as he was to U.S. Treasury at Fort Knox, it I But when central banks of oth- re-state many times later, his has been moved six blocks fromi^ nations hold dollar assets that Forgets dealer's name—remembers address the U.S. Assay Office in lower lney wish to change into gold, j reasons for insisting that a man's © I960, Kim Vaimm findlata. I religion should not be a factor Manhattan to the vaults of the they can do so upon application! Federal Reserve Bank of Newito the U.S. Treasury at the of- in his fitness for office. ficial rate of $35 an ounce. There! In his Wisconsin campaign, because they felt my opponent "To exclude from position York, where it is earmarked for was too radical; how many be- of trust and command all those the account of whatever foreign are transfer charges and storage Kennedy said, time and again, charges. that as president he would not'cause they were union members; below the age of 44 would have nation is the new owner. accept "dictation" from any'how many for some other reason? kept Jefferson from writing the 27 Pounds Each Secret Transactions Declaration of Independence, "I don't see why ev- source. 1 do not know. It is stacked in the vaults The New York Federal Reserve from commanding Ba erybody doesn't buy Before the West Virginia pri- the form of gold bars weighing] °k acts as a bank forthese all their lawn and mary, he said "I would hate to "For the voters are more than Continental Army, Madison r their 27 pounds each, valued at about|f° eign banks and trfiats garden needs at think I lost this election the day Catholics, Protestants, or Jews, from fathering the Constitution, $14,000. I transactions as secret, just as all Hamilton from serving as Secre- Baird-Davlson." I was baptized." Paul Ziffren They make up their minds for The Canadian gold came from banks do the affairs of their de- tary of the Treasury, Clay from California national committee- many diverse-reasons, good and the Toronto branch of the bank positors and customers. being elected speaker of the man, says this single sentence bad." of Nova Scotia. Neither that But the Federal Reserve sys- house, and Christopher Columbus gave Kennedy the state. He noted that he had taken bank nor the Federal Reserve tem announces each week what from discovering America. I do Then, before the American the oath of office many times, cares to say why the gold was changes have occurred in the not believe the American people Society of Newspaper Editors, as senator and congressman, brought here. Nor does the Fed- United Slates' gold stocks. And BAIRD-DAVISON are willing to impose any such meeting in Washington last and that "little or no attention eral Reserve care to discuss how the treasury reports its gold as- test. For this is still a young April, Kennedy made a full- was paid to my religion" on much gold it holds for foreign sets each day. CALL SH 1-2300 dress review of the question, those occasions. He asked, country, founded by young men." account, nor for which countries. From these figures the public 176 W. FRONT ST. Among other things, he told "What is there about the presi- But the Federal Reserve Bank can tell whether the United (he editors: dency that justifies this con- here acts as a financial exchange States is adding to or taking from RED BANK "There is only one legitimate stant emphasis upon a candi- Weeks Wins for the central banks of other na-ji's question: Would you, as Presi- date's religion?" tions and is probably the world's _ dent of the United States, be re- Finally, he noted that the is- largest despositary of gold ear- i H sponsive in any way to ecclesias- sue exists, and said, "It is myBike Trial marked for such banks. = tical pressures or obligations of job to race it frankly and fully." Other nations can settle their _ Stop in and tea ui NEW SHREWSBURY - Ricky any kind that might in anyThe matter of Kennedy's age international accounts by havins = Wednesday or fashion influence or interfere and experience did not arise so Weeks won a bicycle speed trial the Federal Reserve Bank moves with your conduct of that office often. But after Truman's ques- by hitting 22 mites-an-hour at the gold bars from one pile toj Friday evening! in the national interest? I have tion, Kennedy went on television last week's Bicycle Day sponsor- another. till 9. answered that question many ed by the New Shrewsbury Rec- Finds him fast... to answer it. For example, if Canada's trade Other day» times. My answer was and is He made two main points: reation Commission. Whenever that hardware dealer 'No'." balance with England is running we quit at 5:30. in the I. "If we are to establish a Police Chief James Herring deficit, Canada could have the or plumber's name escapes you . He said he opposed federal aid test for the presidency where- and Patrolman Getchel McCall (or maybe il's his address that New York bank transfer the nec- to parochial schools and would by 14 years in major elective timed the race with the borough's essary amount of gold from Can- slipped your mind)—just look Yellow oppose, if the issue arose, an office is insufficient experience, radar speed machine. under his type of business in the ada's account to England's. ambassador to the Vatican. then all but a handful of our Tom Wickles and Greg Wil- Broad & Front, Red Bank handy Yellow, PaRCs. You'll find Pages Referring to the Wisconsin pri-Presidents since the very found- iams were clocked at 19 miles England could transfer gold the information you're looking mary, he asked: ing of this nation would have and hour, and Margo Weeks, for in no time at all. "Of those Catholics who voted to be ruled out, and every Dana Overstrud and Charles Tu- j for me, how many did so onPresident in the 20th Century dor were timed at 18 miles • grounds of religion; how many would have to be ruled out." hour. Other Winners Nicholas Costa, playground di mtone rector, presented awards to: Leslie Heaslip, first place in bicycle decoration; Jean Norris, A MESSAGE OF IMPORTANCE second, and Joan Field, third. Brian Unger had the biggest bike and Marianne Renshaw cap- I tured first prize for the smallest bicycle. Other prize winners during the j day were, Dolores Goins, Debbie j Weeks, Richard Overstrud, Tom- my Sickles, Chris Bechtle, Candy Norris, Maria Mahon, Mary Anne ma r Tudor, Betsy Zeldin, Barbara SUPER %J MARKETS Hall, Paul Knauf, Robert Stan- FIRESTONE DELUXE CHAMPION j ton and Gilbert Unger. Chief Herring also outlined MAYFAIR MARKETS IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE THE safety procedures for bicycle rid-. 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The results will be about the W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager ^^ same. Member ox the Associated Presa Let us look at the Stevenson Blitz. Tbt AnoolaUi Prew It entitled ««limveiT to ui» «M for d *n tb» loe«» u»w» prtaud ID OiiM new»p*p« u w«U utfiT o«w« dlipatchM First of all, a Hollywood commit- Member Audit Bureau ot Circulation tee, of whom the playwright and pro- Th» Red Biai R«g1«ter aaauroea no financial te«poMlblime« for typographical errort la adyertln ducer Dore Senary was one, organized manu1U, bin: will reprtm without charge, that pirt ol an •.dvertl.ement In which the typographical errt oocuni. Advertl«er» »1I1 p)ea»e notify the mi.n«cm«iH Immediately ol in; «rror »hlch may occut, the most motley crew of beatniks, no- Tbli newspaper mumei no rasponalbmtm tor watemenii ot oplnloiu In letter! from In i goodniks, do-goodniks findable in these 8ubiertpUcra Prlcei la Advuc* On« yeu (U.OOl Six montHi »M Binds cop; at counter, ' cenu Slntle copy by mm. t «enu United States. They were photographed fore and aft and were reported upon WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, I960 during the Convention. Their ticket- stealing technique had been worked in SOKOLSKY the Republican Convention in Philadel- There's Danger Afloat phia which nominated Wendell Willkie. At that Con- vention, the followers of Willkie provided themselves Once again the fast-flowing appeared beneath the surface, Dis- with a duplicate set of tickets and rushed the conven- aster had struck. Shrewsbury River has taken its toll tion hall so that delegates sometimes found their seats in human life. Two children, Bel- People just have to learn that occupied. The galleries were filled by boys and girls only so many passengers can fit into lethea Accoo, 5, and her brother, who were having a wonderful time and whose ex- a boat of any size before it becomes penses were paid for them to shout in unison, "We Theodore, 8, of 26 Second Ave., Long a thing of terrible danger. Anyone want Willkie." ' Branch, are dead as the result of an using the rivers in a tiny boat should In Los Angeles, apparently, there was no dupli- apparent combination of human er- stay away from areas where power cate set of tickets but the gag was worked in parties rors. This sad happening should boats run. There always is the of 30. That is, 30 had tickets for the balcony and got in. One collected 29 tickets, went out, distributed the stand as lasting evidence of the abso chance that a wake can cause an up- set and still attract no attention. 29 tickets and then a new group of 30 came in. Thus lute need of caution in boating. 59 got in on 30 tickets. Multiply this often enough Anyone in any kind of boat that Death so easily can be the result of and you have a packed hall. is witness to any sort of upset should carelessness or thoughtlessness. immediately stop and render all pos- Stevenson broke every tradition of any conven- YOUR MONEY'S WORTH tion by attending on the floor on the second night Take the circumstances: A father sible assistance. It can only be as- This was justified on the ground that he was a dele- decided to take them out crabbing sumed that the skipper of the sail- WILLIAM gate—as were other candidates; and secondly that he Sunday. Along with Bellethea and boat in the race must have felt sure By SYLVIA PORTER had never announced his candidacy. He walked onto Theodore, Mr. Accoo brought his ba that it would be best for Sunday's the floor, accompanied by an organized phalanx plus The used car market is approaching a.state of S. WHITE by, Sharon, 18 months, and a family rescue to be attempted by someone newsmen, photographers, etc., while the Platform was near crisis—a development which may telegraph dis- WASHINGTON-A revolution in being discussed, demon ating a total disregard for friend, Mrs. Janie Haynes. The five in a motorboat. aster to some fringe auto dealers but which also may American politics, which had inothers. His followers interrupted to cheer, stopped the of them used a homemade pram, Then there is the case involving give you an extraordinary opportunity to purchase act been long in the making but business of the Cor—sntion until he appeared on the only eight feet long. They paused the motorboat that cast the fatal a late model, standard-size, excellently reconditioned had never before been generally rostrum to say that he thanked everybody. It was near Blackberry Channel near wake. Chances are probable that its car at a really steep discount from its recognized, is now out in the open. shoddy business and made no impression on the dele- Oceanport, used regularly by bigger operator did not have any idea that original price. The historic domination of thegates as subsequent events showed. craft. Here, tides run strong and the heavy wake built up by this boat Item: Used cars are now piling up Democratic party by the state on the lots of franchised dealers at an His peculiarly attired gang snake-danced on the winds blow briskly. Aboard the pram and its propeller were endangering jovernors has drawn to iu close, unprecedented pace. as has been shown in Los Anoutsid- e of the convention hall, giving the appearance were no lifejackets. anyone. It is likely that none aboard geles. The informed estimate is that more of a great popular demand for Adlai Stevenson. Tele- It was the claim of Mr. Accoo felt they had a reason to look back. The Congressional wing of thevision established that these young and often peculiar than 1,500,000 cars are on the lots of party has come into its own. The that a passing motorboat cast a Regardless, there is ample evidence franchised dealers today. This excludes realities of the modern world, people were well organized, were directed and disci- which see even the most power- wake that swamped his craft. Not on all of our waterways these days i cars on independent lots. It covers au- plined. Whether Adlai Stevenson knew about it, no ful of governors dealing with dull one can tell, but when this crowd got into the conven- known is the pilot of the motorboat. of wild disregard for the rights and PORTER h.ich mostly are not over six years things like thruway tolls, have tos w tion hall, they acted like hoodlums. To restore some It was the further claim of Mr. Ac- safety of others as the powerboats old. ended the old final authority of the statehouse. order to the Convention, the lights were put out, a coo that had a passing sailboat, en- speed along pell-mell. Few operators Item: The supply of used cars on hand is at an The Senate of the United States very dangerous thing to do, and finally Mrs. Roosevelt gaged in a race, stopped, everybody take time to reach open channels be- all-time peak, big enough to sober even the wildest has now become the place where presidential candidates are bred. shrieked at them to clear the aisles, which they did. in the water could have been saved. fore opening their throttles. optimist about our ability or willingness to absorb This Is because senators deal di used cars. Prior to all this, Senator Monroney, an active Ste- Rescue of the baby was achieved by The Accoo incident has passed. rectly with the great national and "Automotive News" places the inventory of un "nternational problems that can venson manager, estimated that Stevenson had 77 Duncan Thecker, Long Branch, who But in its wake are many, many les- not come under a governor's con- votes. The Blitz was to cause many of the delegates also picked up Mrs. Haynes and Mr. sold used cars held by franchised dealers at a 38-day trol. sons for all to learn and remember supply compared with a 28-day supply at this date a to change their votes and to forsake their pledges. Accoo. The brother and sister dis- Look at the proof. The man in safe boating. year ago. The most conservative estimate is that the shortly to be nominated by theWhen it looked very bad, Senator Herbert Lehman, Republicans for President, Vice who was a delegate, proposed that the balloting "e unsold supply is "at least 25 per cent above a year President Richard Nixon, never ago." served in any governor's man postponed and seemed to give the impression that herself, as children are, she said, Senators Johnson and Symington also wanted the bal- Item: Prices of used cars are fading away, particu- slon. He opened his career by 'can I tell what I wished?" being elected to the House of loting postponed. It turned out that Senator Lehman HAL BOYLE "If you want to, I don't think larly on late models and new lows are being made for Representatives. He went from it will hurt," I told her. was all alone in this strategem. 1957s, 1958s, 1959s, 1960s. there to the Senate and from LAKE TARLETON, N. H. —run away from home If he Isn't "I wisher for you and mommy there to the vice presidency. Every father remembers the first content. the same thing—a happy life," This past week, the average price of used cars When the balloting started, it was immediately she said. "And I wished I would The Democratic presidential time he lied for his daughter. Different Father sold at wholesale auction fell $21 to a new low for nominee, Sen. John F. Kennedy, obvious that the attempted Stevenson Blitz did not She doesn't—but he does. marry a nice boy and have a Perhaps I am a different fath- nice life, too." the year at $947, according to the Automotive News also started his public life in theinfluence the delegates at all. Mrs. Roosevelt's inter- Well, I came here to appear er. My daughter is only seven I hope you have a nice vaca index. Price declines for the 1959s ranged to "a whop House—in the same year, 1946, vention in the affairs of the Convention made no votes. years old. But already I am ontion, too. which sent Nixon there. Kennedy, at a summer the side of my son-in-law. ping $119." The July issue of the "Blue Book"—the too, went from the House to the The sort of Blitz that the Hollywood committee arts festival Senate. His running mate, Sen for Stevenson tried to put over is no longer possible. where people Yet my daughter is not with- used car guide published by the National Automobile out her kindness, now and I HEALTH HINTS Dealers Association—shows selling prices on the 1959 ator Lyndon B. Johnson, is also Conventions are too large and too well-organized for on vacation re- an old House man who later be- spond to world hope forever. The other night, just before Turn the pages of travel fol- models in both low-priced and medium-priced lines as came a Senate man and the pow- sudden excitement to affect votes. problems while ders, or peer into the minds of much as 38 per cent below the listed prices of com erful Democratic Senate leader. they simmer iur one-week vacation was over, vacation-planners, and you will Let us take New York as an example. Mrs. Roose- and summer took her for a walk in these see an almost endless sequence parable new 1960 models and dealers frankly admit The governors can still help velt and Senator Lehman waged a long campaign to under the sun.ireen-templed hills when the eve- of colorful action pictures. that "realistic" prices would be less than the published make presidential candidates, as ning star lit the eternal mea- they did with Kennedy in the destroy Carmine DeSapio so that they might control They may Everything from horseback rid- prices. It costs substantially less to buy a 1959 car not solve any dows of the dark. ing, mountain climbing, skin div- Democratic convention. But they the New York delegation for Stevenson. Representa- problems a t Tracy is neighbor to both na- ing, and aquaplaning to surf- today than it cost to buy a 1958 of the same make no longer are themselves really tive Charles Buckley of the Bronx supported Kennedy. ture and nurture, and I held her 'available" for this top nomin BOYLE the moment, bathing, beach gymnastics, and and model a year ago today. DeSapio was neutral because it was his desire to make but they hear them at their leis- hand till we came to a wishing moonlight dancing Is flamboyant- ation. The world has changed ure—and this is not a bad waywell on the way home. And lIy emphasized. That the whole industry is "worried" (a mild and this country has changed. a deal to get the Vice Presidency for Mayor Robert to study any problem. Anxiety ;ave her three pennies to drop Undoubtedly each or any com- From the time of Franklin D, Wagner. For over a year, the various forces played in the well—a coin for her fath- word) is hardly a secret and this goes for the manu often produces premature efforts bination of these diverting ac- Roosevelt, the states—and thus their hands. When the show-down came, Kennedy's to a wrong conclusion. er, her mother, and herself. tivities will add zest to any va-facturers, dealers, financing organizations. For the their chief executives—have been All alone by herself she drop- cation, but with one thing (hey central fact is that in about nine out of 10 new car increasingly secondary in the na-vote was practically the whole New York delegation As to my lying, there was aped the coins Into the well and must all be coupled for the true tional life. with a smattering for Johnson and Stevenson. But this shortage of other children here, sales, a trade-in of a used car is involved. If a dealer heard them—as I did—splash in good of the vacationer—rest! Their old control of local polit- is to be noted. Before the New York delegation left for but there was a boy here whose the dark deep. We Americans are a vigorous can't move the used cars he has on hand, he must at ical jobs remains, in most cases. lather said his son was "almost We walked along, and full of But they have become essentially Los Angeles, the vote was precisely what it turned out 10." And I said my daughter, people in pursuit of our pleas- some point stop accepting additional used cars as part ures, but there is little sense in of a new car sales deal. Carried to an extreme, this local men, because the federal to be at the Convention. There was not one change. who is one month beyond seven, our being determined to have a government Increasingly directs was "growing on eight." CARMICHAEL good time even If it kills us. could mean a slash in his business of 90 per cent! the lives of all the people and Adlai Stevenson has had his day. Twice he was Well, that is true, for sure, but So in planning your vacation Why? The key reason why is: the compact car. because It alone directs the defeated by the people. Now he has been rejected by it only alerts me to those half- schedules leave a generous third world contest with international truths which aren't whole truths of your time for doing nothing The reason sales of used cars didn't surge upward communism. the Democratic Party. It was not accidental that Ken- but which are part of the whole more violent than sleeping. You this spring as they usually do is that people who nor- "Bossism" in its old form, nedy, thanking Johnson, Symington and the favorite picture which a father must soft- will find that rest is good for mally would have been buying used cars bought com- where bossism proceeded from sons for their courtesy, omitted Stevenson. That is en in presenting the portrait of jaded minds and weary bodies; the governor's office, is largely his daughter. it adds zest to the capacity for pacts instead. This switch has slashed into used car dead. But a new bossism has the tell-tale snub that all politicians understood. enjoying vigorous activities; and Antiquated at Seven sales, put tremendous pressure on prices, made it diffi- succeeded the old. This is a bos is, in short, truly the pause that cult for dealers to move any car except a flashy, slsm based upon the power and If she would rather be anti refreshes. It is the irreplaceable the capacity of men in Congress "Praise The Lord —And Pasi quated at seven, and perhaps at ingredient of every good vaca- prestige model at above $1,000 and, in plain words, to speak to the public on the big The Ammunition .. .1" 30 presented as 23, it is the func tion. put the used car market into a condition not seen since Issues over the heads—and over tion of the father to box the —Michael S. Newjohn, M.D. the positions—of the governors. calendar to his daughter's will the chaotic multi-model 1920s. What's more, the latest Michigan Research Center survey of consumer inten- All the same, no one should In her own way Tracy made IT'S A RIVER, ANYWAY suppose that because of all this up the distance between her age THERMOPOLIS, Wyo, (AP) —tions Is scarcely encouraging. It Indicates consumers' the old pro himself Is dead In of seven, and Tommy's age of What river flows through Wyom- plans to buy used cars "substantially lower" than in politic.1!. He is still very much almost 10, and she showed that ing's scenic Wind River Canyon? mid-1959. alive in spite of the notion, so kind of uncanny feminine sense Don't automatically say "Wind happily put forward by some, true military ability consists o River." You may be wrong. Yet, as is often the case, what is the seller's prob- that Kennedy's triumph in Los getting the other person, withou Somewhere the Wind River lem is the buyer's bargain, and this may be particularly Angeles was a triumph for clean waste of himself, to bend his. changes Its name to the Big Horn limbed American youth over the ability to your purpose and the River and them's n difference of so in the used car market. bad old pros. of adjustment that in my opinion opinion whore the change comes. Many who are buying the compacts are doing so This Is an appealing Idea, but represents military genius. Uut everyone) aprons that the because they think it's the smart thing to do now, are It is also nonsense. The men There are those who feel that canyon is the "Wind River Can who at Los Angeles really nom su6tainment of your endeavor. yon." bewitched by the idea of saving a few pennies on gas Inated Kennedy were far from Under this definition the best The WyominR State Engineer's during an average ride, aren't really thinking through young. Take Gov, David Law- militarism is a good marriage. offlci; has chosen the confluence the advantages to them of a late model, standard-sized rence of Pennsylvania as the Well, anyway, Tracy, my of the Wind and Little Wind riv- most significant of them. He Is duughler, made her march on ers near Rlverton as the birth- car with all the extras at a sharp discount. Charles R. In his 60.1, and so arc most of Tommy, and employed her child- place ol the IJIg Horn Klver. O'Donnell, sales vico president for Universal C.l.T tho others who caused the se- hood feminine tentacles which la- Therefore, under that Interpreta- Credit Corp., largest Independent finnnce company in lection of Kennedy. tion It Is the Big Horn River ter ilie will fasten to a later Id- the country, wasn't exaggerating when during a dis- So the theory that this Is a new low and cling to—and the Lord which flows through the Wind era of gcc-whlz kids Is ai super help him. River Canyon. cussion of this, he remarked to me, "Mere's whore a ficlnl as it is easy to put In sen At th« present moment I have On the other hand, the U. S. buyer who wants a lot of car at n rock-bottom price tlmcntnl terms, The boss In still only II philosophic feeling of help deological Survey contends thut enn find nn exceptional opportunity." nllvo and klcklng-old or young toward my future MWinlnw. 1 the stream's namr is changed to on he mny be. Tho only differ toil, licinc observant to the ter- the MR Horn River nt the mouth It's your decision whether your best bargain )• t'DCD Is that he Is wholly nub rible grn>.p of my daughter, I of tin- Wind Rlvor Canyon-und- a now compact or a used standard model at a cut-price ordlnntcd by n new kind of boss .should raibo a fund for Mm to Ihr Wlml Diver actually flown who operate* In n senatorial and tliroun'i Hie ennyun. of course. not in a gubernatorial chair. Hal Humphrey; RED BAMC REGISTER Wed, Jut, JO, 1960-7 wrvt WNTA4V With HAL 'HUMPHREY tVEDJVJESDAY AFTERNOON Silt— (2) Movie lift- (2) News Shows to 12:90-CVLoveof Life (S)BigBeat (4) tiewg . («) Truth or (7)MyFrieadFlii*a (5) News Consequences («) Movie (7) News Watch Hints for GOP (7) Restless Gun (11) Three Stooges (II) News and Sports WEDNESDAY EVENING (IS) Mike Wallace 12:30— (2) Search For. TONIGHT Tomorrow 6:00— (5) Felix and Friends 11:05— (5) Movie 11:10- (2) Weather j 10:00— (Ch. 2)-U.S. Steel Hour HOLLYWOOD - Generally, I, Whatever you do, try to make (4) It Could Be You (7) Little Rascals (4) Weather ;—(Choice Viewing)—Dan Duryea don't make it a practice to ad-i't look like a horserace. Copyj (5) Cartoons (11) Popeye some of ttiat (7) Weather > reverts to the type of role most .,ic» ..itW the Demnrrau nr RP ! technique the sports-; (7) Love That Bob! (13) Citizen Soldier movie goers familiarize him with] 6:30— (4) Local News 11:15— (2) Movie V1se either tne Democrats or Re-(Wrjters use t0 wh interest i2:45-(2) Guiding Light in "Shadow of a Pale Horse." As 8 g (5) Our Gang (4) JackPaar publicans. What I am about to,in advance. Twice now they\tZ~ )' 7, a blacksmith in Australia 100 ew s (7) Yesterday's (7) Movie do now, however, might be con-i have been able to convince a con-1 V,; ^ T „ . lyears ago, he leads a group of ,idered a public service. ]siderable number of suckers that] (4) Dr'JoyceBrothers Newsreel (11) Campy's Corner | ruffians bent on hanging a drunk (5) Cartoons (13) Playback It occurred to me that Repub- Lneemar Johanssen and Floyd; (11) Casey Jones :found at the scene of his son's (7) About Faces (13) Summer Show 11:35—(13) Movie lican National Chairman Thurs- Patterson are prizefighters, andj I violent death. ' Frank Lovejoy they are just about lo pull off 1:05— (2) Burns and Allen 6:40— (4) Weather 6 11:45—(11) Movie ico-stars as a rancher equally bent ton B. Morton may not have 1:25- (4) News 6:45— (4) News 12:00— (9) Movie had time as I did to watch all the confidence game of all times on proving the drunk's innocence. (7) News 12:30— (2) Movie Has the elements of a B-movie, Jules Verne's "JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE of (he Democratic convention on by talking the suckers into shell- (5) News ing out for a third match between (9) News and Weather 7:00— (2) News (5) News but in the Theater Guild's pro- EARTH" from 20fh Cenfury-Fox stars ARLENE DAHL TV. As a result of that rather (4) Death Valley Days 12:45— (7) Evening Prayer ' duction hands. these two. 1:30- (2) As The World Turns and JAMES MASON. At the Baronet, Long Branch, trying experience, here are some (5) Tombstone Territory 1:00— (4) Consult Dr. Brothers tips on how to improve the GOP A surefire way to keep things (4) Dial 4 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, July 24, 25, 26. from lagging at the Chicago Am- (7) RayMilland 1:15— (4) 13th Hour 7:30—(Ch. 2) - Reckoning—Re-j show in Chicago next week: (5) Movie (9) Terrytoons (9) News and Weather . .iphitheater next week is to plant (7).RayMilland peating the tape of a Studio Onej First off, Thruston, I n (11) News 1:45— (4) NewsiSermonette some insurrectionists on the floor (9) Film Drama show (April 28, '58) in which thej ci-lli, Diane Dulsardo and Carol you were quoted recently as say 7:05— (2) Local News 1:55— (2) News late Paul Douglas was featured., Ilospe. tht it ill b h bi 2> M 7:10— (2) Weather 2:00— (2) Give Us This Day tag that unity, will be the big ZZto^F^to^l **" < Quee™n For A Day In "The Edge "of Truth," Doug-j A bicycle parade is scheduled element at your nom.nat.ng pow-ltworks Jnl f|nd QUt <4) (11) News THURSDAY MORNING i n (7) Day In Court las played a conscientious cop •Vl. Playground Friday at the playground. learn' 7:15— (2).News 6:15— (2) Previews whose career is jeopardized after' to-swim classes begin Tuesday at T!-.%..r.that unity is poiso™nr*n tot the gury: what, "s go6",infge M." . (9) Film Drama LITTLE SILVER-A doll pa- ~^ y p r 7:25—(11) Weather 8:20— (2) Give Us This Day routine traffic summons. Scoti Park .iiHnT at home in frnnf nf a TV! °» delegation IS Caucussing (11) Movie 6:25— (2) News rade a et iltting at home in front of a TV I right now, and we're not about to 7:30— (2) Reckoning Forbes is a high-living gent out »"<• P show were fea- ? 2:30— (2) House Party 6:30— (2) Summer Semester lured al lasl wcl k s Average daily attendance last . T, . „ ,, let that nice young Mr. Nixon (4) Wagon Train to "gel" Douglas through his " ' P'wound week was 60 children. Your counterpart, Paul Butler, J " (4) Loretta Young (5) Racket Squad 6:55— (4) Sermonette ealth and influence. ; activities. K H tried this unity bit, making the (7) Gale Storm (7) Crisis in the Summer 7:00— (2) News I Doll parade winners were: like that," let one of these mal- (9) Film Drama ON TRAINING CRUISE Democrats' TV show as predict- contents shout. (9) Movie * (4) Today 7:.W—(Ch. 4)—Wagon Train—' Most unusual. Diane Dclsardo, able as a shoot-out between Mar- 2:55- (5) News It was a story of revenge in "The!Linda Caravctta, Nancy Farrow, Let me warn you though, Thurs- j (11) Air Power 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer NORFOLK, Va. — Midshipman thai Dillon and a cattle rustler. Estaban Zaniora Story," a repeat;Carol Calvert and Cindy Drake, ton, don't let any of these 3:00— (2) Millionaire (13) Highway Patrol 7:30— (7) Early Bird Cartoons First Class .lames M. Rhodes, Ed Murrow and the other TV film featuring Ernest Borgnine.Jand prettiest, Rae Garrison, "plants" get close to CBS's Rich- (4) Young Dr. Malone 8:00— (5) Follow That Man 7:50— (5) Call To Prayer Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. James commentators sat around in their (II) Honeymooners An immigrant Basque shepherd Kathy White and Diane Ddsardo. M. Rhodes, Ifij Manor Dr., Red ard Hottelet. This guy Hottelet (5) TV Reader's 8:00— (2) News Pe[ s low glass cages all last week trying Digest (13) Movie travels westward to avenge the ' winners were: Bank, is aboard the destroyer to figure out why the Democrat does all of the talking and just (5) Ding Dong School (7) Beat The Clock 8:30— (2) Men Into Space (7) Little Rascals death of his youngest son. Lots' Best of sliow, Nick SovieroJoseoiL USS McCaffrey on a train- ic conclave wasn't the rock-em- wants the delegate to nod yes of weighty dialogue slowed manyXarol Hespe and Tom Chero,-ing cruise in ihe Atlantic Ocean, (9) Strange Stories (4) Price Is Right 8:10— (2) News sock-em affair they had antici- or "no ' to his Hottelet s) of these. most unusual, Jim Fritsche, Midshipman Rhodes, a senior at (5) Award Theater 8:15— (2) Captain Kangaroo pated. Any TV fan sitting at home speech. Some de egates at the 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours Nancy Farrow and Carol To- Villanova University, is serving could have told 'em-there Demo convention last week Rave (4) From These Roots (7) Nelson Family 8:30— (5) Sandy Becker was no suspense! i Hottelet a write-in vote of three (11) San Francisco Beat 8:00— (2) People's Choice 9:;iO— (Ch. 4)—Tale—Tate is up maino, and cutest, Joseph Mar- •• as junior officer, (5) Doorway To Destiny against a town aj;ain when he ey 9:00— (2) Millionaire (4) Hi Mom If it hadn't been for Adlai Ste-i* ^^" (7) Who Do You Trust i imprisons a youngster accused ot was a c (4) Happy (7) Beulah venson's rocking the boat a little, | anaiaaie. (9) Movie attacking a girl. A Mexican na- (5) Wrestling 9:25— (5) News the Kennedy Brothers would have! I don't know if you are on (11) Movie tional hires Tate In avenge an 4:00— (2) Brighter Day (7) Hawaiian Eye 9:30— (2) My Little Margie lulled us all to sleep with their!speaking terms with Eleanor (9) Long John Nebel insult to his daughter. David pre-convention announcement Roosevelt or not, but it would (4) "Tim Man (5) Topper McLean is the crazy-faced hero that they had the 761 delegate!be a good idea to have her (5) Douglas Fairbanks (11) Trackdown (7) Of Life and Love 9:30— (2) I've Got A Secret of the series. It's all played votes in the bag. j drop by one evening. She can (7) American Bandsland 10:00— (2) December Bride very much down-beat here. (4) Tate (4) Dough Re Mi What you should do, Thruston, charge a convention hall with ex- (13) Curtain Time (9) Harness Racing (5) Movie Is point to Vice President Nixon citement just by wandering in 4:15— (2) Secret Storm i and sitting in the gallery. 4:30- (2) Edge of Night (11) Californians (7) Memory Lane 10:00— (2) U.S. Steel Hour be even lower than the Demo-! Whatever you do, keep things (4) Buckskin 10:30— (2) Video Village The 'Hard Sell' (4) This Is Your Life 0 crats if you don't inject some j rolling. Don't forget the networks (5) Mr. District (4) Play Your Hunch Attorney (7) Boxing 11:00— (2) 1 Love Lucy CHOICE SEATS NOW AVAILABLE conflict into the proceedings. j can always cut to the U. N. ses-| (11) Decoy Is Tried By Tell Dick (Nixon), for heaven's!si°n. as they did at the Deim>> (13) Movie (4) Price Is Right 5:00— (2) Life of Riley (13) Playback (7) I Married Joan AIR CONDITIONED (4) Movie 10:05—(13) Dance Party 11:25— (5) News Congress (5) Dateline Europe 10:30— (4) People Are Funny 11:30— (2) Clear Horizon (9) Movie MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — Pret- CARLTON BANK (9) Rocky Jones (4) Concentration : Into the nominating hopper. May- » (11) Bold Venture ity Memphis State University co- (11) Bo/.o the Clown (5) Romper Room be vou can Ret Marcelino Ro- If you are planning lo run a 10:45- (7) Sports i eds passed out some 10,000 hard-! rnani the Puerto Rican delegate documentary film, as the Demo-! 5:25—(tl> ChimpTheajer (7) Rcnny boiled eggs today as the '1,000, who furnished all thc lauRhs for crats did, 1 would forget it-un-j , „ __ .. members of the American Poul-' the 1052 GOP convention, to nom- less, of course, ycurs has a shotf \ J^ ltitUlO j try Congress and Exposition gath- inate Rockefeller, of Brigitte Bardot in it. MOVIE TIMETABLE ered for their 44th annual con-; EATONTOWN ; vention. j RED BANK ' Top item for consideration by, NOW Carlton—Summer Kiddie Sho\ RADIO Debbie's Special „ . , „ . .the APC&E is the problem of a! Series. Cartoons and Special, _: WNEW 1130 Editor's Note — Putting to- show. The zest shown by all1 dedine jn pRR consllmption AT BOTH THEATRES! WABC Kiddie Feature—Alias Jesse down 3.000,000,000 last year. 880 WOR 710 gether a TV special, Debbie [ concerned continually amazes I James, plus Short Subject 2:00, WCBS : . The congress, sponsored by the WPAT 930 Reynolds discovers, is some- me. WHTG Bells are Ringing 7:00, 9:40. i American Poultry and Hatchery The Telephone Belle WNBC 660 WQXR 1560 thing of a challenge, especial- Take those youngsters Walter EATONTOWN WOR Ne««. ly since it's her first profes- • Federation, gives several reasons AFTERNOON Brcnnan and Charlie Ruggles, for r tlle r e and the Bachelor! (iitbiiel llenler Drivc-ln—Bells are Ringinc 8:- f° musical duet, H30—WHTO News: MORNINQ PROGRAMS ASBURY PARK Relnxine Music hi i&stratinns, such as are ."Abba-Dabba Honeymoon," a 8:30 0 1,BO WABC Ilrnnis Pav Monday Through Friday"""" numbor we did as Lyric — The Apartment, 2:50, 1,5J WABC News: Martin Block 7:00—WABC Sews. .\) I.nhman apt to arise in any creative Ven-; teen-agers in, 4,00 WCBS News: Dirk Noel WCBS .Im-k Stptlitur MGM's "Two Weeks With Love 7:20, 9:50. 10:50 WHTO Miinmiiuth-Oopaa lure. But it's also been great WHTO f"ln»inK Slnck and successfully recorded sev-i Rppni t:.Musi<- NPW.< Summary fun. Mayfair—Psycho 2:30, 7:00, 9:- I'ttX Prices WNBC N'ews: Art Fnnl Bill Colleran's the active pro-j eral years ago. j 1(1. WOB News, .lohn WinRale WOR News; 4:1J—WOR Bailin New York •lollII .Gnmlilint; ducer-director for the hour's en-| The show will mark the first: Ocean—Bells are Ringing, 7:- 4130—WHTO News: WNBC Nnwt: -Dill Cullen terlainment—we hope! The title: time in more than three years: rtrliixint Minir 7130—WHTO Mews: 21), 9:50. 4,SJ WABC News; Mnrlln Mlock Waki* up In Miisir. of our show is "A Date With that I have done any profession-J WHTO Ft. Mnnmnuth * 7:45—WHTG Civil Service News Debbie," and we hit the air al dancing, and I'm in training] Paramount—Elmer Gantry 2:- Civil Pprvi'ce NVw* »!OO—WABC News: Al r.ohmnn Thursday, Oct. 27. \ something like an Olympiyp c ath-j 05, 7:05, 10:0(1. |:OO—WCBS Nnn-s: Dick Nnrl WHTO llpnillines: St. James—Ben Hur, 2:00 8:30. WHTO Mnnmouth-Ocf«n Waka Up To Music The show is being forged im-jletel . 1 havh e a rugged schedule! Nows Summary: WCBS News; Jack Slerlini F RED CLARK ~ EDDIE FOY. JR. • JEAN STAPLETON Pow-Jom*." der the colors of Harmond Pro- of limbering-up exercises everyj WNBC News, Arl Fnnl WOR New* ductions, a company I incor-l morning before 1 sit down to I Hawkeye 'or Iowa was coined -...,-.>,.., BETTY COMDEN .-JADOLPH GREEN • ...... JULE STYNE • WOR News. John Pmtt WNBC News: TIM! fullpn b 8:15—WOR llorolhymid Tth'k porated last year lo encompass!breakfast! ! y James G. Edwards, editor ofj • US—WOR TSnrlin New York lhe f fSt JETTY COMOEN and ftDOLPH GREEN • JULE STOE • - VINCENTE MINNELU • :1O—WHTO KPWS: 8.U—WABC News; Al Lohman all of my independent enter-' The function of a TV packager! i newspaper in Iowa. His; Upls?tlnR Music SI3O—WHTO News: prises, which are chiefly motion'•— that's what they're calling me Fort Madison Patriot borrowed I:SJ—WABC News Relaxing Music 1 thc name from a Added Feature ot Eatontown Only. tlOO—WABC llrrnkfast Club pictures, television, and fashions, these days—is to rein all facets friendly Indian! CVENINO WCBS MPW»: for the gals. 'of the production. Hiring the tal-jchief_namcd_ Black Hawk. j Clark in "BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG" Monday Through Friday Arllmi-riiMlfi-ejr WHTO Headlines; If will-to-do combined with cn-jentj , the director-producer, thc a,00 WCBS News WHTO Headlines: Strirtlv for Women thusiasm is the criterion, the 60 • writers, assembling the perform- Dinner Musir. WNBC Nows: Bllirullen WNBC ITpTn The Minute WOR News; Gnlen Dinke i' should be a real Juniors, making arrangements for The Barber of Seville ALL THEATRES ARE AIR CONDITIONED WOR News. Me Vnn • ISO—WHTO News: 'the special artists, negotiating for • ill—WABC llnwnnl Cnni-ll ItebiNinir Music the facilities, the craftsmen, mu- WCBS Pnnrln. H"l> Cnnke 10:00—WARC Mows: JULY 21st WOR N'ews: .fnhci U'in«n(« Mniiin Work sicians, choreography, costume •130—WCBS Nnv.: llusinr.si WCBS Nrw<: designing, and many other im- WABC .Inlm Daly Mnrlha Wrlidil A A S Y WHTO Nw.: WHTO lli>ni|li!ie«, M,,,ie portant details, all takes weeks Mon. Opera Festival Dinner Musln WNBC News: Art Korcl of serious planning. I could nev- MAYFAIR PX I PARAMOUNT P ^ : WOR Ni-ns. WOR News Hpiinil, Convention Hull, Asbiiry I'urk 101 IS—WOR Jlii.lhn Dp,,,,e er do all of that alone. Thank llpnry f!lrutslr>n« llox Offlco open—I'll 5-000(1 TONV PERKINS SIEVE REEVES • :43—WABC riusiness Finnl; 10130—WHTO News. goodness I've had much talented VPWS Ttenni't* Ueluxinir Music 1'lckeU Jit.on . $2,50 • JANET LEIGH WCBS NPWI WOR Interviews help. In Alfred Hitchcock's "HERCULES WOR Sniiils. Sinn T.nmnx Mnrthn T)rsne •fSYCHO" WNBC Thrpp Sim- Kulra 10.S)—WABC Nm Trio JACK LKMMON WOR Mrrnnns m Jlnme There has been much debate BRIDES OF DRACULA TlSO—WABC t'rp.l Hnhliln, Show 11140—WCBa (V,,il,v.('!n»npv In Hollywood about overex- Asbury Park WHTO NPIVS: "THE APARTMENT" LEECH WOMAN Tlptnvlnfr Musln Show posure. It is a rare personality, WNBO Mnunn nelly HISS—WABC N.,«. lllgj—WHTO Mlfliluy Slnr.k Rcpnrl I feel, who can't 'overstay audi- Furrtcr Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 onri- welcome I feel that by liniiling myself to two feature JEWEL BOX REVUE motion pictures and one lelc- A WA A vision special » year, I am glv- AMERICA'S FOREMOST SHORE DRIVE-IN S^ Alfred Hitchcock's new and nl-,iiu: the public enough of myself, RTS. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOp CIRCLE together different kind of screen' One big TV show a year al- FEMALE IMPERSONATARS excitement, PSYCHO, is current-! lows time lor ndequnte planning FEATURING SHOWS NITELY FROM DUSK * CHILDREN FREE! y on view al l.oew'.s ".'IV'jiiml pn'p;iration. I have the op- irivivln Theulrr. The I'xrilingiportunilv lo take out the bugs 25 MEN AND A GIRL ilin slurs Anthony Perkins, Vcra'aml make llu- show good. If it is Mill's, • 111111I (iiivin and .liuirl cond, people will talk iibc.ut Ilir Curtain time 9 P. M. Tuoi. thru Sun. l.i'il'.h. 'I'n help you enjoy shuw mid ii-nicnibcr It! Midnight shows Fri., Sot,, and Sun. * * * STARTS TOMORROW NITE PSYCHO tlir iiMinnrriiirnt uill I'll tiikc niy nil1 from inv 1 FOR RESERVATIONS TEL. PR 5-2325 uol iiilinit iinvnnc In tin llii'iili-i frinuls, l-'ird \hl,iin' ,'inil CH'IIC Tony II Dobbin MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS ^ifh'i tin' lilin li.i>. 'iliiili'il MAII lU'.SI'KYAIKINS A< ( I I'll I) Kcll',', ,ini| Irv In put Ingrllii'i (_,u11 \\ I'SX'IIO r, M'ht'iluli'cl to hriuii SI'IX'IAI. KAIIS KIR TIIIAIKI I'AHIIIS RAT RACE" Roynoldt AFTER IVERY RACE ,in liuiir (if whiil we hupp will lilt S ,10 ami |ij:,ii) tviiy rwiiini;. bit' I'lUeiLiuinu'iil for ever>unr. PLUS THRILL HIT--'NIGHT PASSAGE" K;iJ~W«U July 20, 1960 BED BANK BEGJSTER _ Stars Set Luther Wailing, 'Jrg'\ Margaret Wanda DeckerTo Perform Miss Mary Tice Wed

Tomorrow BURLINGTON, Kans. — Miss in Belford, have returned to Wed To Michael Dinardo Mary Tice, daughter of Mr. and Kansas where they will live in ASBURY PARK - Phyllis Topeka. Arick, lyric coloratura soprano; Mrs. Lloyd Tice of this place NEW MONMOUTH — Miss and Luther Walling, Jr., son of The bride was graduated from Margaret Wanda Decker, daugh- Byron Steele, tenor; Lloyd Har- Burlington High School. ris, basso buffo, and Francesco Mr. and Mrs. Luther Walling, ter of Sgt. and Mrs. Guy Decker, Auxiliary Of Sr., Church St., Belford, N. J., The bridegroom is a graduate Perdan PI., Long Branch, and Valentino, baritone, will sing the of Middletown Township High lead roles in Monmouth Opera were married July 2 in the Michael J. Dinardo, son of Mr Christian Church here. School and has been in the Air and Mrs. Michael F. Dinardo Squad Sets Guild's final production, "The Force three and a-half years. The bride's ballerina length Barber of Seville," tomorrow He is stationed at Forbes Air linan PI., were married Sat dress was white organza, and night in Convention Hall. Force Base, Topeka. - urday in St. Mary's Catholic Social Date she wore a white lace hat. She Church. This will conclude the Guild's RED BANK - The auxiliary season, but plans are being made carried a Bible, covered with Rev. Lewis Stingel, assistant of the Red Bank First Aid Squad for a longer season for next clusters of white carnations and pastor, officiated. will hold a social in the First summer. red roses. Metuchen Escorted by her father, the Miss Peggy Trulove, Burling Aid building on Spring St. Mon. Miss Arick is a soprano o: bride wore a gown of Chantiily ton, was maid of honor. Her day night, Aug. 22, to raise funds widely diversified talent. She lace, trimmed on the scoop neck- dress was green, and her velvet New Home to purchase kitchen equipment made her operatic debut in New line with seed pearls and se- headpiece was made of a darker for the building. York City several seasons ago quins. Her fingertip length veil shade of the same color. Her old Mrs. Peter DeFazio and Mrs. as Zerlina in "Don Giovanni fell from a lace headpiece, and fashioned bouquet was white Of Cranes Samuel Scalzo are chairmen. and has since sung such roles as she carried a Colonial bouquet of roses. Plans for this were announced Gilda, Rosina, Lucia, Mimi, Mar- METUCHEN — Mr. and Mrs. mixed white flowers. INDEPENDENTS FOR KATHARINE WHITE groups are being formed in Mon- when the auxiliary met Monday guerite, Juliette, Violetta and Airman Second Class Robert Raymond W. Crane, who were Miss Ann Feeley, Middletown, in the squad building. Members others. mouth County with Mrt. Hugh V, Alessandroni of Rumson at co-ordinator. Women Walling, the bridegroom's broth married July 1 in Messiah Luth- was maid of honor. The brides- will assist squad members Sat- of the area working with the group, left to right, are Mrs. Fred Forreit, New Shrewi er who is stationed at Richards eran Church, Plainfield, have re- maids were Miss Linda Dinardo, urday in selling refreshments at She has appeared on tele- Bebaur, Mo., was best man. turned from their Jamaica wed- New Monmouth, the bride- a booth in Marine Park during vision's Opera Cameos as Rosina bury; Mrs, Hugh V. Alessandroni, Rumson; Mrs. Clarence E. Unterberg, New Shrews The couple, who have been ding trip and are living in Red- groom's sister: Anna Decker, the National Sweepstakes Regat- in "The Barber of Seville" and visiting the bridegroom's family field Village, here. as Gilda in "Rigoletto." bury, and Mrs. Prospero DeBona, Rumson. Long Branch, the bride's sister, ta. The bride is the former Carol and Virginia Plebeau, Belford. Mrs. Robert Cadman, presi- Serious music is uppermost in Fittin Abbott, daughter of Mr. All were dressed alike in nylon dent, introduced a new member, her interest, but she also ha Housewives Form Group and Mrs. Frank X. Fittin, Dun- gowns in rainbow colors of mint Mrs. Thomas Tomaino. She also interest in "swing" and can de elien. green, orchid, aqua and yellow. named Mrs. DeFazio to serve liver a musical comedy hit tun The bridegroom is the son of The dresses were styled with as the auxiliary's liason officer. as well as she does her opera To Support Mrs. White Mrs. Elizabeth Crane, 240 Green- panels of white eyelet material Mrs. John Green and Mrs. and concert numbers. wood Dr., Cliffwood Beach. Miss Arick also sang on WNBT- down the fronts and with white Earle Stout were hostesses at RUMSON — The formation of Alessandroni of Rumson, who will At their recent nuptials, the TV Gilbert and Sullivan series, eyelet bustle bows at the back. the coffee hour that followed. several "Independents for Kath- co-ordinate their activities. couple were attended by Mrs. appearing as Yum Yum in "Th The bridal attendants had lace Mrs. Cadman and Mrs. Everett arine White" groups in the Mon- Thomas F. Fittin, Haddonfield, Mikado" and Mabel in "Piratei Mrs. White is the Democratic picture hats matching their Brower will be hostesses at the mouth County area was an- the bride's sister-in-law, and powns, and carried Colonial bou- Aug. 15 meeting. of Penzance." candidate for Congress in the James Vacullo, Avenel. nounced today by Mrs. Hugh V. third district, which embraces quet of rainbow colored flowers. She has also sung in "Naughty Mrs. Crane was graduated Others present were Mrs. Jack Monmouth and Ocean Counties Marietta," as Kathie in "TJi from Mary Washington College in Peter Clark, New Monmouth, Loversidge, Mrs. Frank Lover- and the southern portion of Mid- Student Prince," and last sum Virginia and is a teacher at the was best man. P.obert Durkin, sidge, Jr., Mrs. Charles Knoll, dlesex County. Mrs. Dominick Clemente, Mrs. mer she sang during the whol Boat Ride Edgar School, Metuchen. New Monmouth: Guy Decker, "Our aim during the coming Jr.. Lonp Branch, and Richard Andrew DePonti and Mrs. Her- season in "The Merry Widow.' Mr. Crane was graduated from bert Chameroy. political campaign will be to in- Newark schools and is a super- Momo. Greenwood Lake, were Valentino is a leading baritone For Auxiliary troduce Mrs. White to as many the ushers. with the Metropolitan. Byro visor at Delco-Remy Division of non-partisan and independent General Motors, New Brunswick. After a reception at the Non- Steele sang Beppe in last week's This Sunday groups of voters as possible," commissioned Officers Club at Art Party production of "Pagliacci." Ange- Mrs. Alessandroni explained. Fort Monmouth, the couple left la Flynn of Asbury Park will UNION BEACH - Plans for a sing the role of "Berta" in Thurs "We will carry out this plan Manno Fan Club for a wedding trip to Canada. Scheduled boat ride from Keansburg to New by sponsoring breakfasts, kaffe- They will live in Kenilworth. day's performance of "The Bar York Sunday, were made when ber." klatsches, luncheons, teas and Visits Steel Pier FAIR HAVEN - Mr. and Mrs. the Ladies' Auxiliary of Fire social meetings, by making ar- The bride's mother wore a The Opera Guild plans to re Graham Farrington and their Company One met last week. rangements to have Mrs. White MATAWAN — Several mem- dress of blue Chantiily lace with sume a regular schedule ol children, Zoe, Margot and King, The boat will leave the Keans- appear before civic and social bers of the Tommy Manno Fan blue accessories and a corsage meetings in the fall. Those in will give their annual party for burg pier at 6 p.m. Mrs. Thomas groups, and by assisting in the Club spent Saturday in Atlantic of red roses. The bridegroom's terested in membership may con- the children of Oaklawn Rd. Fri Marotta is in charge of arrange- distribution of information about City where they were guests of mother was dressed in a light tact Madame Era Tognoli, th day night. ments. the candidate and where she Mrs. Sam Marscicano and Tom- blue ensemble with dark blue ac- executive director, at the Hotel cessories and a corsage of red Those invited have been asked A surprise stork shower stands on the important and vita my of Menlo Park. to bring pictures, painted either Ansonia in New York City. roses. followed for Mrs. Raymond Klein issues of the day," she con- Tommy has a singing engage- in water color or poster paints, Both the bride and bridegroom and Mrs. Herbert F, Klein. tinued. ment with Tony Grant's Stars of which will turn the party into an Decorations were carried out are Middletown Township High art festival. Miss Cottrell Heading up groups in their im- Tomorrow on the Steel Pier. School graduates. The bride was in the stork theme, with minia- mediate areas are Mrs. Prospero The entires will be displayed Tommy and his family were employed by Credit Bureau of ture umbrellas as favors. A dec- DeBona of Ward Ave., Rumson; and judged in three groups, one visitors in Matawan recently Central New Jersey in its Red Is Engaged orated cake was the table center Mrs. Fred Forrest, 74 Knollwood to six years old; six to nine when they attended the birthday Bank office and the bridegroom piece. Dr., New Shrewsbury; Mrs. C. E. years old, and 10 to 14 years. HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs party of Miss Michele Anson, Is employed by Western-Electric Hostesses for refreshments Springhorn, 26 Sunset Ave., Mat Mrs. Wallace Van Siclen and W. Lloyd Cottrell, 12 Bay Ave., president of the fan club, at her «t Kearny. announce the engagement of thei served buffet style were Mrs. awan; Mrs. Clarence E. Unter- home on Ravine Dr. Richard Strohm will be the Keith Gunsauls and Mrs. James berg, Tinton Ave., New Shrews- judges. daughter. Miss Loreen Cottrell, Mrs. Clayton Leroy Waltermire Others attending were Miss Hake it a profitable habit to use to Robert Bernard Franson, son Haggerty. bury; Mrs. Jerrold H. Meyer Mary Ann Valles, club secretary The Rcgiiler'l classified to fill your Members gave the guests of 1180 Ocean Ave., Monmouth wants.—Advertisement. WEEK-END GUESTS of Mr. and Mrs. Eric Franson and treasurer; Mrs. Zane Ar- SHREWSBURY TOWNSHIP — of Chicago, 111. Miss Suzanne Voegelihonor strollers and rock- Beach, and Mrs. Marvin N. Stein son, Mrs. Theodore D'AIois and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C. Switek, Mr. Franson, a graduate o a-lounges. of 124 Beechwood Ave., West daughter, Tedda, Mrs. Angelo 111 Belshaw Ave., had as their Auston High School, Chicago, is Others attending were Mrs. Long Branch. Morizio and daughter, Michele week-end guests, Mrs. George a one-year student of the Chicagi Frederick Brunner, Mrs. John Mrs. Alessandroni said none of and Zane Anson, Jr. Koch, Denver, Colo., and Miss Bible College. Weds Pennsylvanian Calandra, Mrs. James Calhoun, the leaders have been identified Bernice Switek, East Rutherford. An October wedding is planned Mrs. Frank Cozens, Mrs. Gustave with any one political party, bu HIGHLANDS — Mr. and Mrs. Rev. George Taylor, pastor, Dirner, Mrs. Martin Mclnerney, have participated in a wide var- Mrs. Willirxi Marinella, Jr., Mrs iety of activities involving publii Fernand Voegeli of 16 South [Officiated[Officiate . Mrs. J. M. Cain of Kitty Kelly: AtlAtlan Marotta, Mrs. Raymond Menges, issues. SHERMAN'S Peak St. announce the marriage ''\ \ "iShlands"ihld , was tthhe or- Mrs. Robert Schaible, Mrs. Rich- Iganist. Arthur Koelsch, Port Mon- "Our volunteer leadership i of their daughter. Miss Suzanne ]mouth| was soloist A reCeption ard Trembley and Mrs. Theo- composed of housewives in- dore Trembley. Prison Record Brings Alice Voegelig , to Claytoy n Leroy was held at Doppelt's Hofbrau terested in their area, state and Waltermire, son of Mr. and Mrs. haus in Atlantic Highlands. nation. They feel they can carry out their civic duty by assisting Milton Waltermire of Clymer, The bride was given in marri- Unhappiness to Home Pa., July 9 in the Atlantic High- Birthdays Mrs. White's campaign," sh age by her father. Her wedding explained. lands Methodist Church. gown was made of white dull Curtains My husband and I were 16 when Dear Mrs. G.: Not having finished satin, styled with a fitted Observed She said Mrs. White's record I we married. The two years of your husband's prison record bodice that had short sleeves, and in municipal affairs, she was Draperies our marriage have been miser before me. makes it difficult to UNION BEACH — Mrs. Pau three-time mayor of Red Bank, Bus Trip a skirt that fell into a chapel Gasior, Sr. was hostess at the able. He hasn't supported me for advise you. Look up the length train. and as chairman of the New Slipcovers more than three month intervals judges who sentenced him. See i recent meeting of the auxilian Jersey Highway Authority, oper- The bride's fingertip length of the Harris Gardens Fire Com ator of the Garden State Park- and has served a one-month and his probation officer. Tell him veil was attached to a cap of I Bedspreads a six-months jail sentence. He that, despite your husband's Plans Made pany. way, "is a tribute to her out valley lilies, and she carried a standing administrative abilities.' has been home four months now disheartening past, you still UNION BEACH - Members of At the business meeting, Mrs and still isn't working. love him and hope, if possible, crescent shape bouquet of white George Singerline, chairman She described the candidate a Linens the Ladies' Aid of Grace Meth- roses. gave a report of the recent cak I have a part-time job. He to make a go of your marriage. odist Church met last week at "an able leader, one who would Mrs. Frederick Green of sale. Upholstering seems quite content to spend my Ask them, in view of his two the home of Miss Ada Carey, represent this important section j Morristown was matron of honor The birthdays of Mrs. Franci: money. He says he can't get jail sentences, if they believe Bayview Ave. of New Jersey well in Congress." it possible for him to reform. (for her niece. Her street-length Koisa and Mrs. Gasior, Jr. wer Mrs. Alessandroni said addi wp-aMiomft Sfrvlcs work because of his record. We They made plans to take a Phono 811 t-M« fight all the time and have noth Show them this column. dress was aqua chiffon. She car- celebrated. Each received a "se- tional independent groups will bi Horn* delivered.., bus trip to Atlantic City July 28. ing in common yet I still care ried an old fashioned bouquet of cret pal" gift. Mrs. Peter Dickin assisted by her organization in Sherman's ask far if at your Mrs. Leo Mandl and Mrs. deeply for him. My parents say Dear Kitty Kelly: white chrysanthemums and son received We hostess gift. setting up their programs. Sh Home Decorato favorite store! Gerould Wiggins will be in daisies, trimmed with yellow Also attending were Mrs. Ke said persons interested in learn I should divorce him as the dis- I am a faithful reader of you 45 Broad St charge of arrangements. The bus ribbons. neth Lake, Mrs. William Carnes ing more about the "Indepen- honest life he wants to lead will column. It is surprising how RED BANK leaves the church at 9 a. m. Mrs. Eugene Stout, Mrs. Alfrec dents" plans could contact her affect the children. many people are afraid to talk The bridesmaids were Miss 468 Broad St Others attending were Mrs. Burgess and Miss Gertrudi or any of the local leaders. He breaks all promises, knows to their mothers. I am 11 and Judith Ann Bailey of Cedar Shrewsbury SH 1-8345 Ilarence McQueen, Sr., Mrs. Smith. E everybody but has no friends girls of my age have many prob- Knolls, the bride's cousin, and because he uses people for what Percy Bennett, Mrs. Fred Ever- Mrs. Paul Voegeli, Chicago, 111., DAIRIES lems. When I do, I go straight son, Sr. and Mrs. Walter Pen- he can get out of them. to my mother. Some people the bride's sister-in-law. Their Miss Brenda Lewis WAverly 3-5660 Now we've separated again. 1 don't go to their mothers and dresses were yellow chiffon, anc they had old fashioned bouque Gets Scholarship STANLEY SOKOLOW don't want to go on living this anything could happen. Pleasi SALE! MADISON — The committee oi way yet divorce seems so final. print this for it might help some of white chrysanthemums anc .ong Branch • CA 9-3715 admissions at the Florham-Madi My husband has his good quali- timid people.—Joyce. VFW Has daisies, trimmed with aqua rib ties—he's good to the kids and, bons. son campus of Fairleigh Dickin .98 to $12.98 Dear Joyce,: Good for you The bride's mother wore son University announces that SAM DONATO when he has money, spends it —and your mother! The time Card Party on the kids and me. I want my ' . . gown of lavender crystalette, scholarship for the academic yeai will come when you'll marry HIGHLANDS — beginning September, 1960, ha: French Room Shoes Long Branch • CA 9-3080 children to be proud of their Mrs. Vivian Wjth white accessores and a cor and leave her but, if your re- Sanborn and Mrs. Edward A. sage of pale pink roses. Thf been awarded to Miss Brcndc father. I need advice badly. lationship continues as sound Help me.-Mrs. G. Kwik were chairmen of the card bridegroom's mother wore a ligh Lewis of 174 White St., Shrews^ as it is now, you need never party held by the auxiliary of the blue and white silk print dres! bury. be separated intellectually or Veterans of Foreign Wars post with all white accessories, am Miss Lewis, daughter of Mr, spiritually. Friday in the post home. Cas- NOW a corsage of pink roses. and Mrs. Fred C. Lewis, also is serole dishes were table prizes. Carl Waltermire of Clymer wai recipient of a New Jersey stati Dear Kitty Kelly: Attending were Mrs. Ruth his brother's best man. The ush scholarship. She is registered i My parents are getting fn the O'Neil, Mrs. Robert M. Waters, ers were Bruce Hartmann o: the College of Arts and Science: age when losing them is possible. Mrs, George Cann, Mrs. William Shark Rjver Hills and Paul A at the university. It worries me so that I feel like Hebandahl, Mrs. Clifton G. Wells, Voegeli," Chicago, the bride A graduate of Red Bank Higl crying. If something ever hap- Mrs. John Dedrick, Mrs. James brother. School, she was a member c $399 pens to them, I know life wil Eagan, Mrs. Charles Klein, Mrs. For her wedding trip to Nc he Honor Society, belonged t never be worth much to me. ' Richard T. Barry, Mrs. George England and Canada, the bridi the class executive board, an am married and try to see them CONTINUING OUR Rutherford, Mrs. John Doran, Mr. wore a beige sheath styled dres: was a member of Choralettcs. often, but it does not seem often and Mrs. Frank Anderson, Mrs. with pink and bone color acccs enough. We can never have any larry E. Beyer, Mrs. Stephen sories. Upon returning the coupli children so we can not even give H. Faller, Miss Dorothy Stawski, will live at 72 Prospect Ave. them grandchildren. They have Red Bank. given me so much, not in money Mrs. Otto Ross, Mrs. Helen Korn- but in love. Am I too soft? ek, Mrs. Katherine B. Johnson, The bride was graduated from J. YANKO know it happens to us nil but : Mrs. Stella Jones, Mrs. Mary Atlantic Highlands High Scho doubt if I can take it.—Nervous Amend, Mrs, Juanlta Gilbert, and Monmouth College where sh Wreck. Mrs, Joseph Partusch, Mrs. John was a member of Lambda Slgm; Red Bank Tau, honor fraternity, She is Tremendou.aaving, for you on fa8hion footwear Mill i* Dear Nervous Wreck: Within O'Donnell, Mrs. John Givens, Mrs. Charles Givens, Mrs. Eve- teacher in the Middletown Town •tock. Great vanety, most sizes available, but do hurryl SAVINGS UP TO 507 nil of us is an untapped reser- ship School system, voir of courage !o call upon in lyn Moran, Mrs. Joan Givens, for women only— • DRESSES • SWIMSUITS an emergency. When the time Mrs. Marie Falvey, Mrs. Claire The bridegroom was graduates Group of designer originals, now • JEWELRY • SPORTSWEAR enmps for your parents to no, Gay, Mrs. Florence Keogh, Mrs. from Clymer High School an this hidden strength will see Lottie Wilburn, Mrs. Evelyn Monmouth College, He Is an en Leather Wallets you through, as it hns count- ninkc, Mrs. Wnlter A. Waldron, gincer, employed by Hendlx Cor Selection of casual fashions, now! 99 loss others. 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Iganization meetings of the turinne of Swedesboro was elect- Jr., 6 Carriage Rd., Hazlet, has plete library on anti-Semitism and jn and sc|ecting of all documen- P ' year's when 3,- been awarded a certificate by Nazi war crimes. literary material refer- 7O0'Ono bushels of apples were Prospects for the 1960 New Jer The estimate is now placed at groups. , jed vice chairman, succeeding tary and sey peach crop have now to' Union Junior College for complet- The 54-year-old former Nazi col- rin, t0 thc Naz-j peri(xI win (,e produced m the Garden State, 73,200,000 bushels, only one per H. Robert Rapp of Farmingdale Rarwent. and ing a basic scientific" Russian onel, charged with master-mind- amo its majn objectives. : except for the 1958 crop, will creased over earlier estimates. cent below last year's large crop. will head the New Jersey Poul- Secretary of Agriculture Phil- i._ .u. _i™..ni,io f ix million ibe the smallest since 1953. Production of 2,500,000 bushels is The California clingstone crop, try Products Council as chairman lip Alampi was re-elected secre- course. r o s Mr. Vias is employed in the nKly contributing The Yad Vashem is jointly fi-: now anticipated. This is 100,000 used largely for canning, will ac- for 1960-61. He succeeds Samuel tary of all three councils. Adverse durjng advertising records department of S the giant record, ™£j ^n™ "^oni W* whteh Mailed ^[more bushels than were harvest- count for 47,900,000 bushels of the Crystal of Bridgeton. The new The promotion councils, whose Dailv Eichmann is called be- Llaims Lontcrence ana me gov ,ination by becs ja , , re_ ed in 1959, but 100,000 bushels total production, according to the vice chairman is John E. Enders membership is composed largely the Radio Corp. of America plant fore ""Bureau 06" for interroga- ernment ot Israel. Isponsible for the light crop, ac- below the record crop of 2,600,000 present forecast. of Ctanbury, succeeding Charles of growers, conduct program- in Clark Township. tion. This bureau is a special 20-j man police team assigned to thc i ^ aisssssrf^S! • AIR CPHDITIONIP back to Israel for trial. j Experts At Work I At the same time a group of; JULY IS Israeli experts continues to sup-; ply a constant flow of "Eichmann Material" to the bureau. These experts on World War II history, with particular reference to the; Jewish problems, are working in f the office of "Yad Vashem." Thc j organization has thousands ol or-! AT GRAND-WAY ipinal documents on persecution GRAND of the Jews and an enormous microfilm laboratory of docu- ments used in the Nuremberg and other war crimes trials. Dr. Areyeh Kubovy, Yad Vas- hem's chairman, said further col- vWsnll lection of "Eichmann Material" may take another five months- setting back his trial to 1961. DISCOUNT CENTERS Yad Vashem has been utilized before in such trials. Material has been requested from public pros- ecutors in much of Europe where former Nazis were being tried on charges of manslaughter or murder. The office has catalogued index cards on Nazi war crim- 3 BIG EXTRA inals and forms the basis for three lists of 570 names of war criminals still at large today. DISCOUNT DAYS Founded in 1953 The Yad Vasnem Memorial Au- HURRY IN!! thority is more than an archive of past horrors or a research institute for law courts and a source for newspapermen and his- torians. It was founded in 1953 as a national institution to com- memorate the deaths of the six million Jews who perished in con- SPECIALS centration camps and the gas ovens run by the Nazis. Another aim of the organi- C zation is to preserve the mem- ISSES COORDINATED PLAYWEAR ory of all the Jewish communi-j ties, institutions, synagogues and _. ABLE VALUE 1.49-1.69 • Blouses, shorts, jamalcas, pedal pushers. 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No person win be appointed un MISSES' LASTEX, KNIT, COTTON SWiMSUITS 4 lesa he shall have at least the quail .77 flcatlona as set forth In the appll COMPARABLE VALUE 5.98-12.98 • Sheath, maillot and boy lee styles. Latest prints, solids and plaids. Sizes 32-38! cable laws of the State of New Jer fey and ordinances of the Borough o: New Shrewsbury. The time, date and place of said ex animation will be July 30. I960. al 10:00 A. M. at the Tlnton Falls School. Tlnton Avenue, New Shrewsbury. New GIRL'S QUALITY DRESS BLOUSES Jerjey. ' '1 Application blanks may be obtained from the BorouKh Clerk and shall be COMPARABLE VALUE 1.98-2.98 • L.ip dry cotton, lace eyelet and embroidery trims. For summer or back to school. Sues 3-6x, 7-14! completed and returned to the Borough Cleric, together with a certificate from the Borough Police Physician as to his physical fitness, not later than Friday. July 29. 1960. July 6-13-20-27 J17.8 BOY'S SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS 1.47 PUBLIC NOTICK The Borough of L'nion Beach 1B the COMPARABLE VALUE 1.98-2.49 • Solids and fancies in woven & collar knits. Permastay or button down collars. Sizes 6-18! owner of certain propprty which not needed for public use. The Gov- erning Body desires to dispose of the following listed property for which of fers have been made an follows: BLOCK LOTS STREET OFFER MEN'S WASH N' WEAR TROPICAL SLACKS 3. JH 47-48 Central Avenue $100.00 The above will be offered at public •ale and bids will be received by the COMPARABLE VALUE 5.98- 6.98 • Perfect for dress. No-Iron dacron polyester blends, rayon/acetate tropicals. Sizes 29-42! ^^ * Bornugh Council subject to the ap proval of the Municipal Finance Com- mission and final confirmation of the salt by the Mayor ami Council. All Borough property In sold to the highest bidier with the condition that he/she pay as additional purchase MEN'S FULL FASHIONED BAN-LON SHIRTS 3. price a sum equal to the amount of 1 tax based on the last assessed valua- COMPARABLE VALUE 5.98-8.98 • 100% Wash A wear, no blocking. Placket front, fashion collar and sleeving. Latest shades. S-M-L-XL! tion apporlloneri as of the date of the rierd, together with the cost of advertising and preparation of deed. The sale will be held Thursday. July 25. 1M0. at 8:15 P. M. o'clock in the Cottage Park School. Mornlng- ilde Avenue. In said Borough. Persons EN'S FAMOUS MAKE SWIM TRUNKS 1. making offers and/or highest bidders 47 are required to make cash deposits of 10% nf the amount offered or bid and IABLE VALUE 1.98-2.98 • Boxers, zip front and knit models. Latest summer prints, colors and styles. Some lined. S-M-L-XL. pay the balance within thirty days aft- er confirmation of the sale. ALFRED T, HENNESSY, JR. Borough Clerk July 2n J7.O2 MEN'S 2 PC. TERRY LINED CABANA SETS 5. 8-476 SJIKIUPF'K SALE 90 COMPARABLE VALUE 12.95 • Matching jackBt and trunks. 2 large pockets on jacket. Built-in supporter and change pocket S-M-L-XL! ^^9 OK COURT Or NKW .JERSEY C1MNCKKY DIVISION MON'MOLTII COUNTY I»iHhet .No. F'1747-M Ked Bank Firemen's Relief Associa- tion, ft corjiomtion o! the Stall* of New Jprsty,, Plaintiff vr. Frank UVitbrook 10 FT. ROUND WIRE WALL SWIMMING POOL 18. and (icrtrurle West brook, his wile, et al. Dt-fpmiants COMPARABLE VALUE 34.95 • 2 ft deep. Heavy gauge plastic coated wired wall fence. Sets up in 5 minutes! ^^™ By virtue of n writ of execution In. th* above mated action to me dl- j rf'tft, 1 flhaJJ expose tor s«Je Ht ratlin' vt-rvltie, At the Court House In tri*. Hnrfj'JKh nf J-'rcfliolfl. County of Mfinrrvj'jth. NPW Jtrsfy, on Monday, r 12 FT. ROUND WIRE WALL SWIMMING POOL 28. ttie 2, jtlt riay tit Julv. ]!«jf], at 2 o'clock I'. M, PrevallinK Time. Ail trti'im* rf-rtafn tructs or parcels COMPARABLE VALUE 59.95 • Famous Bilnor sets up In 5 minutes. Heavy gauge vinyl liner with drain plug! ••^(rl of ian<] and prernlsen, herrlnaftirr par- UrulHrly fifscrttipij, ultunle, lying anil bfirK in the Township of Middle-town in tin- Coirny or Morumiuth an-1 Stat* of Ni-w Jersey, FIRST TRACT: Be* pirinir.p ht rt stake in HIP runter of the (.JMIC read leading from Nave- 7 PLAY BABY SWING GYM SET 11, link to n,{ij.(-l Ullj, two hundrpfl I'JiWi f<»-t fifiiitlif-rly Irorri tht iwuinwem cor- COMPARABLE VALUE 24.95 • 2 Regular swings, 1 baby swing, gym rings, chin bars, trapeze bar. All 2" tubing. 9 ft. top bar! ™ r.t-r or h lot ',t land I'Momtlng to Wil- liam M. Bf-nnc-t; thence running M> northerly, along thc crntfr of nni'l !•>•>•-. fi/iy fci-t to a Btaku in th« Mouth- wrst r.:>in*-r of a lot of Ifinil lol'i or fi^r.-f-i] I-, W n,]ii to KHllle Vail; thTKc fit i;intprly. along mill BallH* 3-SWING GYM SET WITH 7 FOOT SLIDE 19. V.'iil * *'.,?)] htif to land bPlongliig to (Gorier II pTkl<*». th'-nce Oi touthpr- COMPARABLE VALUE 34.95 • 10 Play. 3 Swings, 2 Sealer air glide, chin bar, trapeze rings. 7 ft. galvanized slide. Weatherproof! * 1> n.f'nc r\\] urn-- HEALTHWAY'S "WATER CHAMP" WATER SKIS 10. '• i I HI ', lUil'l IV ''.IHTiHill frntP) COMPARABLE VALUE 27.50 » 5 ft. x 6V4 Inches. Full laminated hardwood Hydro bend curve reduces excess drag and tension! ^F© '" '• '••*• '•(• JR'S, MISSES' HALF SIZE SUMMER DRESSES GIRL'S HIGH FASHION DRESSES HI mi'! twenty • Cottons, cupionis, sheers, rayon blends! I''* '"' fl'Mjttl .* Cool sleeveless and short slsleevese ! COMPARABLE VALUES $1 $^,,$*J $Jj * ShortWeVeVand sleeveless styles! COMPARABLE VALUES $4 (IT »if till' PCItlO . Sheaths and full skirted styles! 2.98-8.98 HIM it. t fi 1 • The seasons newest fabrics and colors! 2.29-5.98 I* r.ixM-' v, tn ft . Sizes 7-15, 12-20, 16'/2-22 /2 in grouH: •! Ili-ily. • sizes 1-3. 3-Bx. 7-14 in the Kroup! • I'I> I'.V l*-\ I • ... GRAND UNION FOOD SPECIALS ALSO AVAILABLE AT GRAND-WAY STATE HIGHWAY 36, KE ANSBURG, WEN WON. THRU THUR. 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M., FRI. 9 AJ. TO 10 P.M., SAT. & SUN. 9 A.M. TO 6 P.M. PRICES EFFECTIVE; THROUGH SATURDAY, JULY..23.WF. RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. WHILE QUANTITIES LAST! Use Our Classifieds Home' Delivery For REDBANK 1 Independent Daily f 35' Wee'" k Quick Results (^ MONDAY THROUGH mDAY-EST. W$ J 7c PER COPY Section Two RED BANK, N. J., WEDNESDAY, JULY 20, 1960 Destroyers Collide, New Jersey Renews Keansburg News Briefs Plum berTestAttack 11 NUvy Men Killed ASSOCIATED PRESS KEANSBURG — As expected, Mr. Collichio then launched in- to another attack on the local GARFIELD — The Stylon Knit- Councilman Louis Collichio held LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - plumbing code, which prevents ting Mill burned yesterday while the floor for most of last night's Patrick Medeiros, bow lookout Borough Council meeting. Also plumbers from other communi- tboard the freshly refitted de- its owner was asleep in his ad- Six Events as expected, he directed several ties to practice in Keansburg stroyer Collett, peered anxiously joining house. Fire Chief Paul veil-aimed blasts at the borwithou- t first passing certain into fog as thick as cotton can- Babbilonia estimated damage to 3URII'S plumbing code. tests. dy. His ship seemed to be glid- lanned For the sweater factory at nearly The Democratic councilman ing blindly through a cloud. $100,000. The six employees had 'Obsolete' irst made it clear that he was He was loaded with ammuni- Suddenly Medeiros screamed left work about an hour before Keyport Day "unhappy to say the least" over tion to support his view that the into his microphone: :hs blaze was reported. Benjamin KEVPORT—Six events, rang- being refused admission to Mon- code is obsolete and that the "Ship dead ahead!" Merlino, the owner, was taking g from a soapbox derby to a day night's meeting between the An instant later the , newly a nap before dinner, he told po- tests are discriminatory. eauty contest, are scheduled Board of Health and the nine li painted bow of the Collett smash- lice. "My cousin yelled in the One item was a letter to him next month's celebration of censed Keansburg plumbers. ed into the destroyer Ammen, a window that the factory was on from the Plumbing and Heating ieyport Day. Kamikaze-scarred veteran on its fire," Merlino said. "] thought it "As a member of the governing Contractors of Monmouth County, way to the boneyard. The program for the Aug. 19 was a gag." body, 1 feel it was my right to Inc., Avon, which supported his istivities includes, so far: sit in on these proceedings. stand that a reciprocity agree- And then the 19-year-old Me- 10 a. m. — Baby parade' "Instead I was called a public deiros, of Honolulu, heard the awe- ment should be set up with 2 p. m. — Grand parade CLIFTON — Diana Giezen ty hound and locked out." neighboring communities. some sounds of disaster at sea- had her high school class ring 4 p. m. — Soapbox derby This would enable plumbers frantic shouts, the clanging of back today, two years after los- 8 p. m. — Beauty contest from another municipality to op- bells, death screams, the hiss of ing it, because of a sharp-eyed and block dance crate in Keansburg, providing steam and the rip and tear of swimmer and a supermarket UN Tosses 10 p.m. — Fireworks the same privilege is afforded steel. sleuth. Paul Stengel, 12, found Beauty contest entrants will Keansburg plumbers in that mu- Medeiros escaped with a bruis- the 1958 Clifton High School ear evening gowns, according Cuba Issue nicipality. ed thigh, but 11 other Navy men ring with the initials "D. J. G." > committee member Stanley The letter went on to say that died in the collision yesteray. At while diving at Ocean Beach FIRST ONE WAS FOUND —Ralph Gant, owner of Gant's Boat Works, right, Mon- aker, who said that location of the practice of "wiping" joints, least 20 others were hurt, but he contest would be announced Sunday. He told his father, Back to OAS mouth Beach, points toward the body of Theodore Accoo, Jr., 8, offshore in the required in Keansburg's plumber only six were hospitalized. ater. George Stengel, a supermarket UNITED NATIONS (AP) - In q^Hncation''totS7~is'' no"7onger Had Unloaded Entrants in the baby parade manager. Stengel mentioned Shrewsbury River yesterday morning. The boy and his sister, Bellethea, 5, were lost spil>ife of Soviet and Cuban pro- used in this arca o( the counlrcountryy . The Ammen, heading for San ,11 of whom must be under five the incident to his employees. when their father's eight-foot pram was capsized Sunday. The search for them con- tests, the United Nations Secur- Mr. Collichio also formally in- Diego and deactivation, had just 'ears, will assemble at the One employee was a 19S8 Clif- tinued through yesterday. Studying the scene with Mr. Gant were, left to right, Ed- ity Council has dumped the U.S.- roduced a letter from George H. unloaded her explosives at near- ailroad station between Broad ton H. S. graduate who looked Cuban dispute back into the lap Sorby, of Sorby and Hodson, At- by Seal Beach—or both ships it. and Main St., according to in his yearbook. He picked the ward Caprario, first lieutenant of the Monmouth Beach First Aid Squad, holding a of the Organization of American lantic Highlands, which was re- could have been blown out of the Mrs. Percy Wilson, chairman. right one of three "DJG" 's and set of powerful binoculars, and Carl Kopnicki, a member of the squad. States. ported to The Register Monday water. The parade will continue down returned the ring to a surprised By a vote of 9-0, with Russia night outside the closed doors of The 376-foot Collett left her Main St. to Odd Fellows Hall for Diana, and Poland abstaining, the 11-na- the Board of Health session. bow anchor embedded in the Am judging. Judges will be Mrs. tinn council approved an Ecua- Mr. Sorby was extremely criti- men's twisted superstructure— Thomas Regan, Mrs. Melvin ~ dorean-Argentine resolution to NEW YORK — A group of un- and in return carried off a crush- 'hilo, Mrs. Chris Maul, Mrs. [suspend action on Cuba's charge cal of the tests required for him ed Ammen seaman in the fang- Charles Lawson, and Mrs. Jack derwriters headed by Halsey | of U. S. economic aggression un- to get a license in Keansburg. Stuart & Co. yesterday apparent- like wreckage of her bow. Gobel. itil the 21-nation OAS reports on •Unfair1 ly submitted the best bid for five When the bow lookout yelled, Elbert Van Charldorp, grand ,s efforts to resolve the dispute. He termed (hem out-of-date and million dollars of New Jersey the Collett's skipper, Cmdr. A, jarade chairman, invited local Cuba said it accepted the deunfair- . "I've been a master Power & Light Co. first mortgage T. Ford of St. Petersburg, Fla., >rganizations to enter floats in ision but would have preferred plumber for nine years, and I've bonds. The bid was 100.39 for a shouted from the bridge: the parade and asked groups a council condemnation of thenever had to wipe a joint," he four and seven-eighths per cent "All engines back full. Righi planning entries to notify him in United States. reported. coupon. The utility will use pro- full rudder." advance. All bicycles in the pa- "Don't touch Cuba," Soviet Del- Mr. Sorby said that he had de- ceeds for construction. The bonds Too late. The Collett, appar-rade must be decorated, he said. egate Arkady A. Sobolev warned cided to withdraw his applica- are due July 1, 1990. ently in a turn, struck the Am- Refreshments for adults par- in the final round of debate. He tion for a Keansburg license be- men's port side below the water- ticipating wilt be served in the eiterated Premier N i k i t a cause the exam is "rather ridicu- line just astern of amidships, Keyport Hook and Ladder Com- TRENTON — A 36 per cent Khrushchev's warning that Sov- lous," and that by having a li- then slid up and smashed inti pany's firehouse and children will increase in the backlog of civil iet military might would help Fi- cense in Keansburg at the mo- the superstructure. The killed be served in the VFW hall by cases was reported yesterday del Castro's regime if Cuba is ment he would be taking a "step were all aboard the Ammen members of the VFW auxiliary. by the administrative office of attacked. backward." working in two offices above Parade prizes will be awarded at the courts. It said the number "Don't touch us—don't seek to As a third piece of evidence deck. the block dance. of active cases on the calendars xtend Communist imperialism," for his case, Mr. Collichio said . Stop Engines Rules and entry blanks for the of the County and Superior U.S. Delegate Henry Cabot Lodge that he understands one Keans- soapbox derby will be available "SJop engines," ordered Cmdr, Courts rose from 12,983 on June warned in reply. He said that the burg plumber ran into trouble Zaven Mukhalian, captain of the at the following stores: Emily's 30, 1959, to 17,753 this June 30. Soviet threats would not deter getting a license in Ocean Coun- Ammen. The dafhage contro variety Store, First St.; Larry's The number of cases on the the United States nor other mem- ty- party quickly went below anc Barber Shop, Front St., Smokey's bers of the OAS from their "tfea- canendars for 12 to 18 months "When they found out he was secured watertight doors. Thi Barber Shop, Broad St.; Sports- ty obligations to prevent estab- just about tripled, and there from Keansburg, they told him Ammen looked sadder than wher man's Restaurant, Broad St., and lishment of a regime dominated were significant increases in he would face the stiffcst test a Japanese suicide plane crash Tiny Glenn's, Beers St., Hazlet. by international communism." ttie other brackets. they could give." ed Into her during the Battle < The committee called for public "It seems clear to me," said Okinawa in 1945. support for Tag Days Aug. 12 Reliable sources in Havana re- Mr. Collichio, "that we should She listed 11 degrees to po and 13 to help raise funds for NEWARK — Charles C. Basa- that a Cuban woman em- . , ., but did not sink. the celebration. man, a leader in Union County of the U. S. Embassy in itf^lrJ plumbing code "Thank God we unloaded th Keyport Day chairmen include and the reciprocity agreement. labor, and political circles, was . . .AND THEN THE OTHER—Body of boy's sister, Bellethea Accoo, 5, is carried Havana was fired last week on ammunition," said Mukhalian. John Sommer refreshments for indicated by a Federal Grand suspicion she was supplying in- "Under the present system, After the crash the Collett, witl paraders; Leo Brown, soapbox Jury yesterday on charges of em- ashore from Marine Police boat by, left to right, Harry Tober, Monmouth Beach formation to Castro's military in- the people of this borough are 25 feet of her bow bent back derby; and Alton Walling and H. bezzling more than $4,000 while First Aid Squad; William Anthony, Monmouth Beach, of State Police, Princeton vestigation department. Embassy not getting the plumbing service Alber Wuesterfeld, co-chairmen of they are entitled to." ' lay off in the fog and asked th treasurer of a Roselle federal Barracks, who is on vacation; Patrolman John Keenan, Sea Bright, and Charles officials refused to discuss the listing Ammen if it needed as block dance and fireworks. credit union. Basaman, of 624 report. Colleagues Agree Schulz, Monmouth Beach squad. Girl's body was found at 5:18 p. m. by Mr. Schulz sistance. The day-long event is sponsored Floral Ave., Elizabeth, was a Almost every embassy depart- The Republican members of Help was already on the wa by the Keyport Civic Affairs Democratic candidate for County from Monmouth Beach squad's boat. ment has Cuban employes, and the council, Mayor James J. Fog made resque operations dif committee; Freeholder in 1958 and 1959. He pro-Castro personnel have been Gravany and Councilman Martin ficult. But small boats from th is president Of Local 1857, Inter- working there since the early C. Lohsen, said they too felt the harbor department of the resor WIN AWARDS national Brotherhood of Electric- days of the revolution. borough should be opened to out- town of Newport Beach arriv LINCROFT-Two Marlu Farm al Workers, and was treasurer of side plumbers. and began to shuttle the deal registered Jersey cows received Report Rockefeller OKs Move the credit union at the Metal Said Mr. Lohsen, "From what and injured to shore, five mile: awards this week from the Amer- Textile Corp., where he works. Mr. Sorby said, I would tend to away. ican Jersey Cattle Club. Named Carole Tregoffs Basaman was charged in 16 agree that these qualification A Marine helicopter flew otl a gold medal and medal of merit counts with taking and misapply- tests are set-up jobs—definitely ers to a hospital ship 20 mil winner was Marlu Golden Prin- ToPutHisName inNomination ing the credit union's funds be- Bail Revoked away at the Long Beach Nav, cess, while Marlu Milestone Coral discrimination." tween October, 1959, and Janu WASHINGTON (AP) — New cratic presidential nominee John low former President Harry S. Station. The crash produced quii received a silver medal. Both LOS ANGELES (AP) - Sher- Before the discussion ended, ary, 1960. Two other counts York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller F. Kennedy called top strategists Truman got his campaign under heroism but no panic. cows recently set production rec- iff's deputies yesterday dragged Mr. Collichio fired a few more charge him with altering the today was reported to have okay- to his vacation home to map ma- way in 1948 and Adlai E. Steven- ords under the supervision of Carole Tregoff-handcuffcd, kick- rounds at the Board of Health (The list of dead and Injun credit union's records to cover up ed a move to place his name in jor steps for his forthcoming son did in 1952 and 1956 when Included no New Jersey men.) Rutgers University. ing, screaming and sobbing — and Plumbing Inspector E. J. embezzlements. nomination at next week's Re- campaign. they were the Democratic nomi- back to a jail cell. Davis, stating once that it ap- publican convention even though Major items in the Kennedy ees. Her bail was revoked when peared Mr. Davis had the board Vice President Richard M. Nix- camp were when and where to Press Secretary Pierre Salin- she refused to come to the court "in his pocket." BOUND BROOK — Sandra on seems a sure winner. open the campaign and a coast- Roberts Says Questions ger said Kennedy is willing to where she and Dr. R. Bernard The whole thing came to an Chudy of this place, who rep- to-coast drive to get all potential This word came from a Rocke- debate the Republican nominee Finch are on trial, for a second end for the evening when council resented New Jersey in the Democratic voters registered. 9 feller backer at Chicago, where In joint television appearances. time, on charges they murdered agreed to meet with the board Miss Universe Contest, said The Wayne County (Mich) 'Not Pertinent to Issue the GOP platform committee is In Kennedy's strategy -group;hi^ wife and the local plumbers at a spe- today she was through with holding pre-convention hearings AFL-CIO council wants Kennedy were his brother and campaign Carole sent word to the court, cial meeting Monday at 8 p. m. blg-tlme beauty pageants. on what should go into the par- to launch his campaign on Labor KEANSBURG - Borough At- In closing the letter, Mr. Rob- manager, Robert; James Rowe, by a friend, that she was ill with The request was made by Most of them are commercial ty's 1960 platform. Day, Sept. 5, at a( rally in De- torney Howard W. Roberts re- rts said that he would co-oper- l a Washington lawyer on the staff hives. George Cameron, board vies extravaganzas," she said. "AH In Hyannis Port, Mass., Demo- troit't«nU'*si Cadillar n*4i1lnnc SquareCnnnrn . ThiTViits- IU3waGs plied to Louis Collichio's 10- ate in a conflict of interest study, they ever want me to do is of Kennedy's running mate, Sen. Superior Judge Leroy Dawson president. point conflict of interest ques- if such a project was officially give a plug for the makeup Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas; sent the county jail medical di- Raps Police tionaire last night, but declined undertaken by a majority vote I'm using or the clothes I'm Stephen E. Smith, Kennedy's rector, Dr. Marcus Crahan, to Mr. Collichio also took a few to answer any of the questions of Boronugh Council. wearing." She said In an In-Long Branchers Demand brother-in-law; Lawrence F. O'he- r South Pasadena home to slams at the police department, posed by the Democratic coun- In his questionaire to Mr.terview at her home she would Brien, organizational director of check her. A woman deputy, claiming the department's cilman. Roberts, presented at the last continue to participate in local the Democratic National Commit- Gabrielle Johnson, went along. method of reporting crimes for In a letter directed personally council meeting Feb. 5, Mr.beauty events, such as those Action on Street Drainage tee; and Kenneth O'Donnell of Dr. Crahan said the rehaired the record was inadequate and to Mr. Collichio, Mr. Roberts said Collichio stated that its purpose sponsored at Louisiana State Boston, a campaign trouble shoot- ex-model seemed healthy to him. inefficient. LONG BRANCH — Residents of that many of the questions re- was to give council a "clear, con- University, where she majors er. Deputy Johnson agreed. She said The accusation took place aft- IVestwood Ave. continued their ferred to his personal affairs. cise" picture of Mr. Roberts' in voice, Sandra will enter her Rockefeller boosters appeared Carole punched her in the stom er Mr. Collichio asked Borough :ampaign for improved drainage "My answers to all the ques- present activities and positions junior year at Baton Rouge in to be pinning their hopes on aach and slapped her face and Manager C. Bernard Blum to Says Mitchell in their neighborhood by attend- tions," added Mr. Roberts, which might represent conflict of September. convention stampede such as "it didn't feel very good." conduct a full investigation of a "would indicate they were not Interest with his duties as bor- ing yesterday's City Commission Stevenson's supporters tried un The woman deputy called for recent incident involving Patrol- pertinent to the issue." ough attorney. Not Candidate meeting and demanding action. successfully at last week's Dem male assistance. Carole was man Frederick Loder. The attorney went on to say Mrs. Beatrice Holden of 668ocratic convention in Los Angel forcibly taken to the county jail, After reading Mr. Roberts' UNION — A general alarm {ire WASHINGTON (AP) — Secre- Mr. Collichio said he wanted to that if he believed any conflict Westwood Ave. acted as spokes- rebooked, placed in a cell and letter, Mr. Collichio said that he burned through a furniture store tary of Labor James P. Mitchell es. know why Officer Loder dropped of Interest did exist in his per- man and complained of flooding two hours later led to court, had rediscusscd the conflict of in the heart of the downtown of Little Silver, N. J., still con- Rockefeller enthusiasts talked his charges against an individual forming the duties of borough at- in her home and yard twice dur- Interest matter with former Magis- business district last night, Be- tends he Is not a candidate for of collecting upwards nf 300 votes accused of breaking and enter- torney he would reveal samp to ing heavy rainstorms of the trate George Ostrov who original- fore firemen could control it, the vice president on the Republican on the first ballot. This did not ing after first being so definite council so It could guide ftself last two weeks. She blamed new Hawaiian Bike ly brought up the subject last blaze spread to two neighboring ticket, a Mitchell aide said yes- impress Nixon backers like form- to Mr. Collichio about the man's accordingly. building, old piping and a lack of March. stores and caused damage esti- terday. er GOP Chairman Leonard W. guilt. mated by police at $100,000. Ten action by the commission for her Rider Injured "Mr. Ostrov has agreed to draw He said the idea that Mitchell, Hall. Hall figured around 1,100 Even Mayor Gravany person- firemen were treated at the scene plight. up a conflict of Interest ordinance of the 1,331 delegate votes stand RUMSON —A 13-year-old girlia||y came in for some of Mr. a Roman Catholic, should be se- . . . . . _ •_. ^ . * t I J!i ! ^.M _. ... .* i a for snfoke poisoning, but none re- Total Now for consideration by this council," lected to offset the attraction to Mrs. Charles McCarlhy and her publicly committed to Nixon for.was reported in good condition Collichio's probing when he was quired hospltalization. The fire son Michael of 644 Westwood t top spot. That Is far more this morning in Rlverview Hos- Motion Falls Catholics of another member of ne asked "how come" he had spent started in the basement of Alex- Ave.... . an...d . Mrs...... Jack Banne„_ r_ o ..f ...... 'itl after the bike she was rid- A motion by Mr. Collichio to their church, Democratic presi- than the 666 votes needed to $277 of the borough's money on a ander's Furniture and Interior B54 Westwood Ave. also com- Stands at 10 Institute a formal study Immedi- dential candidate John F, Ken- nominate, inR was hit by a car here last recent trip to Washington, D. C. Decorating firm, 2016 Morris plained. They said that especially nlRht. ately did not receive a second nedy, is repugnant to the secre- Rockefeller, who appeared be- "That seems exorbitant to me," Avc., and burst through the floor obnoxious was the stench left by Miss Catherine Meeker, a res- RUMSON — Three more teen from either Mayor James J. tary. fore the platform committee yes said Mr. Collichio, agers Involved In the beer party Gravany or Councilman Martin into the one-story showroom. It earthworms which remained on terday, got a polite but uncn-ildcnt of Hawaii, who is visitinK "That has been the secretary's The mayor pointed out that the Monday night In an unoccupied C. Lohsen. spread to the Fiore Florist Shop their laws after the waters rc-|thusiastic response to his callsjher uncle, William Meeker, 20 position and that Is his position trip consisted of two round-trip house here turned themselves in and to a delicatessen. ceded. for stenped-up defense spending, ]Robin Rd., was admitted tc the _ The mayor said he was in favor today," the aide said. train fares, hotel expenses for Commissioner George Woolley federally-aided medical care for j hospital with a fractured leg-j214 j y j eals. to police last night. of waiting until the ordinance to Gov. Christopher Del Sesto of a S| am m The trio were among the be prepared by Mr. Ostrov could Introduced a resolution calling the aged, a faster rate of econo-j Police said the girl was riding Su TRENTON-New Jersey's Dol- Rhode Island, Vice President Suid the mayor, "I think $277 is youths who escaped when police be reviewed. for a meeting with the Board ol mlc growth and uniting free on Eust Ridge Rd. when the ve- lars for Democrats fund drive Richard M. Nixon's New England small enough sum for instituting raided tho house at Bcllcvue "The state has been going over Freeholders in an attempt to ualnj world nations in regional group- was staick hv ctlr (lrivcn will bo run like a military cam- presidential campaign co-ordlnn- " an urban renewal program." Avc, and River Rd. Monday. this snme subject for a couple of financial nld lor nn over-all re- inns. by John !•', Cross, 2l>8 Fair Ha- paign, the Democratic State tor, has endorsed Mitchell for Mayor (iravany made the trip Police said the youths signed years and hasn't come up with an construction of drainage In that Ovnlions went lo Sen. Hurry ven Rd., Fair llnven. Committee women's division an- vice president. to Washington last iiuinlli with statements last night and wlanswerl . It's something we have aren. The city engineer tins al-'Gnldwntor nf Arizona, who spoke' The ulrl was taken tn River nounced yesterday. Mrs. Hor- So has New Jersey Stale Sen. Associate Attorney William E. bo referred to tho Juvenile Con to consider carefully," 1 rcnily drnwn plans lor such al against adopting "the tactics nnd view Hospital by the Rumson tense I '. Kcsslcr of Orange, field Russell to discuss possible urban ferenco Committee along with the Mr. Collichio accused tho may- Charles W. Sandman nl Cape practices nf the spend-nml-spend, First Aid Squad. SRI. James K. general for the drive, mild thor- project, he said. renewal In the borough with of- (even apprehended Monday, or of being "cither confused or May, a delegate to the GOP Na Shea Investigated. No summons ough advance planning Is being Mr. Wooley said that areas oli^et-nnd-elcct architects of tho ficials of the 1'ccleral Urban He- The house, part of the former trying to ovado the Issue." tlonal Convention which burins was issued. used for a door-to-door drive to i-xchnnue IM. Bath Ave, nnd!New Deal and the l-alr Deal, ncwul Commission. Coc estate, In owned by Louis "It Is our privilege to study In Chicago Monday. He has nm raise at least $100,000 fur county, other streets also need attention. I * ° Republican eaders pre- A second special meeting was M. Drazln, Rurmon attorney. these things. We can't hide our urRed the 37 other New Jersey STIl.l, MISSIN(i state and national campaigns In Mrs. Holden pointed out t|m|!s sil.le prohibitive ordinances considered ns 21 divisions of ihc three years. wns mndfl nflcr n nrifjhbor com themselves for not having taken Mitchell himself could not lie liiml Oolduiiler viewpoints. They still inlssini:, police •.aid today.luKiimsl .sidewalk displays, milk fuml-rnlsliiH iirmy, nnd 10,000 i,r..iii .i-i» iiNi.it •» ""jlielleved Nixon would urge the.ille lim been misMiig since]vending machines, ami Ice cream pinlnrd of noise coming from the some definite notion on it by reached Immediately for cum- Mill!" II « l volunteers will lie. recruited. Ii' Itrptlnlrl i ,-i»..in-l i» (ill vm,r nmU11(, r(m()i Ju)y )K I vendors. old house. this lime." IIH'lll. . nlllH.'-AilvK 12-Wed, July 20. 1960 RED BANK REGISTER across either Angola or Mozam- biguese Insist are necessary to bique to the ports of Vobito on combat native indolence — the long Range Study Looms the weft coast or Belra oo the Africans are required to take east. jobs M coot/act laborers. If Portugal should close these According to government fig- On State's Airport Needs Angola's Isolation rail links (admittedly at great ures, 322,000 contract laborers loss to its own economy), the were recruited in 1958. Most of WASHINGTON (AP) — A long-ifer suitable financial backing for Congo could be quickly brought these workers were sent to Euro- range study of airport needs may a jetport by themselves, Burling Nears Its Finale to its knees. pean-run plantations or to the be in the works for New Jersey. ton County officials have report- "Assimiladocs" is the Portu- diamond mines in northeastern If undertaken it would include a edly thrown their lot with the By JOSEPH R. l~ STERNE age the growth of ideas about'guese term for Africans who have Angola to fulfill contracts rang careful look at jet airports pro-1 contemplated state study in ing from six months to as much Baltimore Sun Correspondent democracy and self-determin-'the literacy and economic stand- posed for both Morris and Bur- hopes a Burlington jetport will ation. 'ing which entitles them to all as two years. lington Counties. ! prove feasible. LUANDA, Angola (AP) — Un-j Africans in Angola and Moz-the rights and responsibilities that The state Department of Con-! chances for approval by the der tfie relentless pressure of'ambique have little chance tojwliitcs and mulattoes inherit as servation and Economic Devel- Housing and Home Finance Agen- African upheaval, the centuries-|learn the precepts of liberty a birthright. Says Fekees ; opment is reported ready to un- cv of a $300,000 loan application old isolation of Portuguese An- which, to the Portuguese way of: Although the Portuguese brag dertake the study, not just in frOm Burlington County for an gola is fast coming to an end. thinking, undermined B r i ti s h,i incessantly about their assimila- Was Red Officer the pine barrens of southern Newj gj jng study of the pinelands French and Belgian rule in Af-'do system as proof that they en neer It is being replaced by a new NEW YORK (AP) — The New| J.ersey but throughout the en- airport site would be enhanced kind of isolation. Tnstead of ob- !are not racists, only three-quar- —i. t 1 A :.._ 1--1 _,_... tire state. 'considerably if the state should scurity — an obscurity that has] Because of Portugal's cradle-jters of one per cent of the Af York Journal-American last night quoted a Hungarian refugee of- Sen. Clifford P. Case (R-NJ)ifjnd it feasible to locate an air- made this southwest African ter-ito-the-grave thought control, ob-jricans Jiving in this country have said technical assistance has rt there, one source said. made the breakthrough to assim ficial as saying that Michael Fe- pO ritory one of the great unknowns |servers in many parts of Afri- kecs, a refugee accused \>f six been promised by the Federal FAA has rejected Burlington of the continent — Angola is tak-lca believe that organized black lado status. 1 slayings in New Jersey, was a Aviation Agency. County as a jetport site because Ing on a lonely and unwanted nationalism movements are prac- Out of a total population of A /. secret police officer under the Pinelands Plan it would conflict with existing air prominence. tically nonexistent in Angola and millions, it is estimated unoffi Hungarian Communist regime. Main purpos. . e of the study!traffi. , c patterns. The agency has Together with Mozambique, its Mozambique — at least so far. daily that 150,000 are whites (a 100 per cent increase in a de- The Journal-American said it would be to draw up a plan of [refused to okay the $300,000 loan sister Portuguese province on the When the slightest inkling of learned this from Dr. Cyula I development for the pinelands.'application, a prerequisite for cade because of government-bac African east coast, Angola is subversive activities is suspected, Szencaborjany, assistant to Msgr. This would include a study of HHFA approval. the authorities crack down hard. ed settlement schemes), 30,000 emerging as the last big strone- Bela Varga, head of the Hungar- airport needs, but one source FAA, however, is now review Jioid of traditional European col- The real threat to continued are mullatoes, 30,000 are assimi- SCORES OF EVERYDAY ladoes. ian National Council. The coun- close to the scene said the air- ling that decision at the reques onialism south of the Sahara. Portuguese rule appears to come cil is a group of anti-Communist port phase would be extended | of New Jersey members of Con Practically all of the more than "Thus far and no further" — from outside, especially from Hungarians, and includes former four million "indigenas" are il- to include the entire state. igress who asked that air traffic this is the answer tn onn^hing the Leopoldville area where a Hungarian Parliament officials. The contemplated study could;needs be projected 20 years into ITEMS RECENTLY REDUCED! black nationalism that Portu- sizable group of Angolan expa- lerates who scrape a bare sub- sistence from the soil or per- Fekees, i n a coma with a head be the first step toward federal j the future, guese officials repeat here with triates will able to operate open- wound suffered when he was approval of a 1300,000 request toi The contemplated state study regularity. ly now that the Congo has black form the most menial chores in uib.2oi. the cities. shot by a policeman, is accused undertake an engineering study:will have no effect on this re- TIDE DETERGENT "^"I.J ao7 They "concede that the trend government. They have the sup- of killing two other policemen of a commercial jet airport pro- view, of events seems to be running port of Patrice Lumumba, new In Luanda taxi drivers, wait- in Highland Park, N.J., nine days posed for Burlington County. prime minister of the Congo, hard against them. But they con- ers and even bellboys are white ago. He is also accused of slay- Or it could rule out entirely and Kwame Nkrumah, president tend that the Portuguese are dif- Portuguese; the lowest rung on ing the wife of Dr. Francis M. any jet airport construction in CLAMBAKE SET of Ghana. Savarin Coffee R.gui.r,siiH.Dr,p6rh,d, '^74° ferent from the other European the economic ladder — the very Clarke and three other persons Burlington or any other southern RED BANK—The annual clam colonizers who came to Africa. Another reason for Portuguese lowest rung — is all that i in North Brunswick, N.J. last New Jersey county. bake of the Rotary Club will be available for unassimilated Af- Maxwell House Instant Coffee '*•« "."1.41 Portugal is a dictatorship which confidence is the economic pow Jan. 26. It could conceivably result in!held Monday, Aug. 15, at the 2 4 stifles political opposition not on- er that Mozambique and Angola ricans. Dr. Szencaborjany said he fled an endorsement of the Port of Farmers and Gardeners Associ- Yuban Instant Coffee ; 42° -1J9 ly in the overseas provinces but!exercise over the Congo. Most of Under Portuguese law, all Af- Hungary Nov. 21, 1956, the same New York Authority's controver-|ation of New Jersey, Inc., head- In the mother country as well. the copper and other mineral ex- ricans must work at least six day that Fekees arrived in this sial proposal to locate a com-quarters, Telegraph Hill Rd., Tetley Tea Bags ""'I.I7 ports are mined in Katanga Pro- Press censorship, a widespread months a year and pay a head country and told authorities he mercial jet airport in M o r r isillolmdel. John V. Crowell and L network of informers and rigid vince, in the southeast corner of tax. If they fail to meet these had been an anti-communist free- County. jwhitney Crowell are in charge of Swift's Prem ™ • ".."45' clamps on education all discour- the Congo, most travel by rail requirements — which the Por- dom fighter. Because they are unable to of- tickets. Grape Preserves *«, p.,. M 2 •£ 45«

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Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Open Mon., Tuos., l'niuitiir llrnnd* of llerr mid Aln In TIIIK Niin«rmnrl«o J 10 Lln-Lo-Su. 1311 ...... Oilllgan :i-' 170 Miles 3 Short NIP. 120 Gllllgan 4-1 She took eighth place in 11:31:24. to the winning breeders at the K Mile. Paladin. 116 ...Stevenson ti- Both Willemse and Miss Kok luncheon tendered by Amory L. By FRANK WATSON 2 Our Bonnie s, 117 Culmone s- Today, stooped but not bowtud by his years, 1 My Chaperone. lift Grant in- swam in the Absecon Island com- Haskell, president of Monmouth 9 naming Era. 114 Blum in- Mr. Fitz looks back pleasantly but without nostal- IF BOB FELLER in his prime ( Mv Missy 110 ... Gilbert '.'0- petition for the first time. It was Park. %. x-Hllly Dllly. 109 Prozzlllo 15- Colonel C. F. Fiore, of Margate | met Gordie Howe, Pancho Gon- Nicoletti-Schooley Move Gllberl •-'•: the 7th annual event here. gia to days when on moving to Saratoga the horses 7 a-ERail. nil r jzales and George Bayer in a a-Mrs. Ben Cohen enlry. Willemse moved into a strong arm, Scobeyvillc, is chairman FIFTH P.ACE — Purie J.VO0O; Alw. were shipped by boat to Albany and then, if no 'contest of speed, who would 4-up: 6 furlongs, lead at the 14-mile mark after of the show committee and is be- To 2d Round in Doubles fi Mommy Dear. 116 .... .Culmone 3- ng assisted by Arthur Ruffalo train or box-car was Immediately available, were win? 3 a-Iaenrtu. 109 Hartack 2- an Argentine—Jorge Mezzadra of I Lake. Erie. 115 Blum .">-2 Buenos Aires—had paced the field and Henry Vines of Ruff Acres taken by halter and walked to Saratoga. "I onced We're not talking about speed 1 War Trouble. 109 Burr f- of foot, but speed in their par- | RED BANK — Richard Nico- 4 a-Ideoloity. US Hartack 2- of 16 entrants. Mezzadra caught Farm, Colt's Neck; Geoffrey walked a horse from the Eagle tracH: near Chester, 2 Qulr. Briar. 11.1 Gllllgan in-- up again with eight miles left but Dendy, of Riverbrook Farm, Red ticular sport. I letti, top seeded in the boys' t Father Bob. 116 Blum 6- a-Brookfleld Farms entry. the lanky Dutchman's steady kick Bank; Dr. George I. Yeaton, New- Pennsylvania, to Marcus Hook, atlout 15 miles, Could Feller throw a baseball division, joined with William SIXTH RACE — Purse J4.5OO; J * spurted him back in front after rode him in two heats and walked hiim back. The faster than Howe could slain a Schooley to advance to the third yrs.; ti furlongs, ton, and Miss Marion Twaddell, in Temple 113 .. Blum of the Helis Stock Farm, Jobs- puck? round in the boys' doubles in the 6 Island King. 113 . Culmone four more miles, purse was $5 and I earned 25 cents* i Last Day. 113 .... Grant Mezzadra then fell behind town. Red Bank Open Tennis Tourna- 11 Gordian Knot. 113 .. ...Culmone Would Bayer drive a golf ball ment yesterday on the Marine 1 My Knuml. in . Glbb in rapidly. He finished fifth, in Among the breeders who will 5 Biishers Wh'l. 113 .... Korte 6- 10:59:30.4, behind another early show their stock are Barclay Sta- Times have changed tremendously since those ksioserver onthae onf hisGonzale smashess ? could Park courts here. S Sweet Amen. 113 .. Monacelll 10 7 Indian Trader. 113 Benelto 20 pace-setter—John Lacoursiere of ble (John McShain). Bernadotte The Red Bank lads defeated Fitzsimmons walking days. Today the purses are near- 9 Mad's Lad. 110 ... .. Burr l.v Montreal at 10:57:19.6. Farm (Charles Johnson), Chas- LISTINGS speeds of any indi- Robert Demarest and Jack Mat- •> Lnunuli. 1J0 .Stevenson 12- 3 School Kid. 105 Gilbert !O. Lumsden and Park both had mar Farm (Charles Sabatini), Ing the $150,000 mark and the thoroughbreds travel by viduals is always a hazardous lack, 6-4, 6-2, to enter the third SEVENTH RACE — Purse S15.O0O «dd pd: 2-vrs.; 5;- Furlongs. been looked on as likely winners Point A View Stud (J. J. Cn- task because today's record- round. air, train and luxury vans. 11 Hcllotrail. 112 Burr before the race. Lumsden had ando), Colonial Farm (John Fi- holder could become tomorrow's 10 Fly Dancer IIS Olbb "Racing is today a big business!. Economic In opening play yesterday, Al 9 b-Fernle. 112 Korte won three times before and Park eramosca), Evandel Farm (D. runnerup. Even so, here are . llartack MacDonalcl and Tex Gillham com- 5 Black Light. 112 ... twice, They split the total of $2,- O. Evans), Wallace J. Grove, conditions have a lot to do with it, bult racing itself some of the speeds clocked in 14 b-EI Greco, lit . Regalbuto bined to defeat William Hager- 13 b-Hot Cr'a By. 112 Hegalbuto I- 000 for second-place and $900 for Jcfflin Farm (P. E. Albert), Mer- has kept up with its growth. Probably one of the sports. ' man and Bill Dcy in a close 1 a*Auasem 11.*) Grant 1.V 3 Marchee. 113 Barrow 20- third, having finished in a dead rybrook Farm (H. O. H. Frc- match, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3, to advance 2 a-Efl Pee. 109 .llcltlnger l.V most important things the tracks ha\*e done was In his prime, Feller's fast ball' Barrow l.V heat. Each got $1,450. linghuysen), Oak Glen Farm to the second round of the men's 4 Mighty M'ster. 112 was once clocked at 98.6 miles i 8 casing. 112 Monacelll 20- Willemse's time was not a rec- (Mrs. W. W. Vaughan), Ruff the establishment by the TRA of the TUioroughbred doubles. 7 Briar Tour. 112 ...... Slevenson 20- an hour. This compares with! s Alerted Girl. 112 .. Blum 10- ord, but he did finish almost 24 Acres Farm (The Ruffalo Broth- Racing Protective Bureau. Racing w;js never as the 100-mile-an-hour speed of a Results: 2 Roman Co'kle, 109 . Gilllgan l'>- 5 Sabre Song. 109 Gross 20. minutes faster than last year's ers) and the Woodside Stable bad as it was painted," Mr. Fitz pointts out. "but hockey puck whacked by Gordie aj. J. P.oe and rhal-Mar Farm entry star—Lumsden, whose time in (Mr. and Mrs. M. Erlanger). Mens' Doubles first round — h-Mrs. G. S. Howell entry now the player and the horseman alike ran be sure Howe. Other National Hockey Al MacDonald and Tex Gillham EIGHTH P.ACE — Purse M.OOO; Clmg. 1959 was 10 hours 54 minutes flat. league shooters in this class are 4-up: 8 furlongs. of a square deal." defeated William Hagerman and B Our Rocky. 117 Culmone 2- The sun came out at the half- Bernie (Boom Boom) Geoffrion Bill Dey, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3. 1 Kxcrpllon. 112 Grant ri- way point, after choppy seas ran and Jean Beliveau. •X So Surrender. 114 Burr 8- Weight ended Sunny Jim's career in thle saddle and; Boys' Doubles second round — 2 Vitrified. 114 Korte 6- in heavy swells when the race Both Gonzales and Bayer arc 7 Swept Clcelv. 112 Olbb 6- began at 7:20 a. m. pouring rain Richard Nicoletti and William 4 SeaSearching g WWind, 112 Grant 10-: In 1900, on Aug. 7. at Brighton Beach he saddled his faster than Feller and the hockey 5 Menger. 117 Blum 5- and biting wind added to the Schooley defeated Robert Demar 8 Maymi! 112 CulmonCulmone 12- first of thousands of winners, Agnes D. It was on shooters. Gonzales' serve once est and Jack Matlack, 6-4, 6-2. 8 Maymi! 112 Cl woes of the swimmers, forcing NINTH RACE — Purie S3.500: Clmg. i cac hed 120 lesan hour ust af 4-un; 1 miles. three to drop out early. Agnes D., incidentally, that Mr. Fitz rode his last race, !' . . ™ i - Women's Singles first round — 7 Renu Fond. 117 Grant s i .L T-j i o,. i c i™, jter leaving his racquet. Mrs. Carol Kennedy defeated He 1 Sea War. 122 Glhh •-' One of them was Greta Ander In the Tidal Stakes of J901. , ,, ,, . . s nnle Flight 11. I1T Korte 6 Rawi len Herrmann, 6-2. 6-3. ?, The Posse. 115 Ollllgan B- sen, a Dane who lives now in Los I Bayer, probably the hardest 6 zandonal, 117 . Stevenson fi Alamitos, Calif., and who took I hitter among the golf prosros , has Men's Singles first round — 2 Zarzallto. 117 Perel 15 Today Mr. Fitz still Is a busy trainci:. in fact, CHAMP AT 17 — Sandra 4 Pwlarces. 117 ...P.egalhUto 20 the women's title the last four laced into a ball with speeds of Paul Mapuire defeated Robert .Burr 10 5 Pollrhlnela II. 117 years. Patrick Morrison of Aber- on his day at Monmouth he'll have Irish Jay and upwards of 170 miles an hour. Haynie, 17 year-old high McKee, 6-0, 6-3. 9 Oreek Guard. 115 . Culmone 20 j-5, K-7 Ibj. »ac. Domino Horses Sarcastic going in the Monmouth Oaks, a $50,000 school girl from Austin, Tex., deen, Scotland, became sick. When Sugar Ray Robinson Second Round — Ray Kuzava James Laval of Kenmore, N. Y. wasn't as far down the road to run, according to reports out of Oceanpiort this is winner of the Trans-Mis- defeated Ed Ryan, 6-2, 6-2. also had to drop out. To Follow week. retirement as he is now, his sissippi Women1! Golf tour-j Girls'Singles first round - Au- punch was once electronically Monmouth Aloma Keen, 18, of Montreal , , ^. . ,. ^i . idrey Nadeau defeated Virginia quit at the 17-mile mark. She was BEAUS ROSE Also shipping in for the annual Fitzsimitnons fan nament at Cincinnati, Ohio.'0'Ma||eyi g.^ 3.6i 6.0_ pulled exhausted from the water lly are 47 members of the clan which includes threejfor a title" fight"wTth"Gene""F'U'N Results and given oxygen. Miss Keen was mcr lhree Bayshore Ryan Meets Ray I™,™*™ ^c.™.,. no novice to the gureling race, generations. The usual huge cake and gifts will be pre-! years ago. however, having first competed at Robinson's punch was speed- a OOI STOCK CAR RACES sented to the grand old man of the racing world. HAP- Conference in Windy City Sr"Vr $«'£'.u • • - l« <*the age of 16. PY BIRTHDAY, JIMMY. ier than the mark set by har- I'm Hfinrrn'm iBurri 3.20 | ness horse champions and Results I CHICAGO (AP) — Knockout Time t :47. SECOND RACE — CImj.; S yrs. .V, i world's speed skating kings, American League ! Artist Billy Ryan of Lowell, ! otr 2:5B'i. A. II. BrsiNESSME.VX SHORT SNORTS —Casey Stengel will cele- Mltle Klelnle °W Manor 3 j Stadium ring debut tonight in a For Fun (Blum> mest Paul's Tavern ?* Time 1IO7-4/5. Lonjto's Restaurant . .. 21 a special occasion for the Yankees. the record holders among trot- jShorecrest 11, Langford's Might heavyweight match with THIRD rtAOE - Clmg.: 4-up; 1'. m. BanrieM Movera ...21 National League j Sonny Ray. hdl.; ofl 3.27. . lfl jters (31.2 mph) and pacers! St. Phldeas (Murphy) 5.20 S.dO 2.40 Harolfl'a Sunoco 14 313 Briarcliff 7, Middlebrook 4 The 10-rounder will be tele- Urketv Split iWalsh> 5.40 2. Ml Sparkles Electric .11 Bob Feller, leading candidate for Hall of Fame hon-jI as well as speed Chr (Jackaon(Jk)) All. lll'la Am. Leg . 7 ^-of Time 3:21. Circle Chevrolet Wall Stadium ors at the next general election, was the first tci accept!^'"^ • .Arrarila-MrKnlght enlry. «00 Serlei—Erl Ryan 222. 302. 102— ~ — Clmj.; Jjr.; « 826. Standings the Yankees' invitations to attend Old Timers' .Day at'who tied in the 1500 meter race at 'point must system. | 200 riub-nnm Nalale 211. Jim Bn.. every Saturday Nite American League lldkr i fj rant' «..S0 Y20 n.nn ley 205. oihhy Hover 205 Eil Waltli : Neither fighter has done muchl iKKann Dew II IB'wi 5040 760 210. Joe Mircheltl 205. ' Yankee Stadium Aug. 13. The theme of this yecir's Old|i"<-' Winter Olympics at 27 miles! W L this r r.«. Cooper "Burn Route 34 Belmar an hour W^!"* >"*- ! Tim? Timers' event is the 1939 All Star Teams, the ,!irst to . ' 'Lone Oak 6 OjRay has had one start, dropping FIFTH rtACE - Clmi.: J yri.; b", t. Can sPcedbMt|Shorwrest"I.L..ILl':.l..":.5 off 4:25. play at the Yankee Stadium. Joe McCarthy wa:i 10-roimd decision to Willie Tmian Seth (tvim'nel 4.40 3.00 2.10 JjPastrano in Chicago Stadium P.eil Res iMnnlcellli 4.60 1 ager of the American League squad that year. Joy of EuJter 10'bert) 3.60 Yes, according to the current Langford's 3;.Iune 16. He has 19 victories— ' Time 1:(l.V4/5. j marks. Britian's Donald Camp- Sunny Acres 5 seven by knockout—against 10 — • 3 yri.: mdni.; a Jockey Alejandro Perez, who brought hi tune ; :bell hit 275 m one direction last iOld Manor .0 7 losses and six draws. Angel Rpeed (Burrow) «no < io T:-4/5. jLinhaven York Jan. 1, and lost to Rory EIGHTH RACE — Clmr; S yr«.: « (.; ICounlryside h off 3.50'i. Ben (Barrow) 23.40 9.40 fi.60 TRY THIS one on your I Royal Waltz (Burn 8.S0 < «0 Mnl-Don-n fOllbertl 7.20 i frionds. Over a one mile course' Time 1:12. could a bicycle rider beat the NINTH HACK — Clmg.: 4.|lp; 11'U Major League m.; nfl fl:11. record held by Swaps and In-' Nrleua (Culmoiiei fl.80 Vflft 4.20 Davlii S, R. (Sliioni 5.«0 4 00 tentionally. the fastest thor- Pl«r.« So/re imbhi 5.80 |niif-hbrcd horses' Time l:4fi-4'5. Allendanrei 111,411. Handle II.OM.Iat. THE RESORT OF RACING Well, when llns was written,' Md ! Swaps and Intentionally held jinn world record for the mile in : 11:33 1/5 (about 38.6 mph). But, I TOOAVS BASEBALL Jersey City I back in 1898, the record book By The Associated Press 'slates that an American bike rid- er, Marshal (Major) Taylor, set AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE Reds Win, 1-0 |the world mark of 1:32 (or about Tuesday's Result* Tuesday's Results Asioclated Presi J39.I miles an hour). Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 4 It took 10 years, four games cw York 13, Cleveland 11 j Here's another contest. If a (night) and two extra innings, but Jer- I champion .skier flashed down a (night) sey City has a winner again in r Milwaukee 9, St. Louli 5 (night) emirsr on a 4, >-dc£ne the International League. 1 slope, iChlcaRo 6, Boston 0 (night) CiiCincinnati i 4, Chicago I (night) could hi outraco a toblr San After losing four In a row at 1 tennis Washington S, Detroit 0 (night) Francisco 2, Philadelphia 0 ball'. Roosevelt Stadium, the Jersey Baltimore II, Kunuis City 3 (night) llii' skiiiii; niiirk set by Kiiipl) W Pet. G.B. City Reds came through with a (night, 10 Innings) Miller, ;i fnmicr United Stales Pittsburgh .... 51 .600 1-0, ll-lnnlng victory over Rich- i Olympic Irani member, was |(i!i W I'd. (,.B. Milwaukee 48 .58.-. mond last night. A seven-hit J miles an hour—cmc mile ,in hour New Vork 18 .393 Lois Angeles .. 44 .530 pitchinfc job hy Howie Nunn and MINNIE a sinRlt! by BorifRO Alvarez did less ihaii a lal>le h-iiins hall ii M-. Chicago l« ."if,.") 2 .St. Louis 45 .320 it. M/NOSO, elinc from the piuldle of Mrniy (Icveliind 15 .319 3l/i Sim I'randsco U .512 //' TUB 5(7/ FAIL iliilllmore The victory, first for home- TO RCPEAT AS Id I'lii.-in. probably tin- h.inlest IK ..VI9 I Cincinnati .19 .470 CH/CAGO Delrull town fans since the .!erney City WH/T£ SOX It iVQHi-1 f .1 III), in p. ,,i. 1 n iitd Yank's 5Runs in Ninth Frame BED BANK REGISTER We£. July 20, W60-U§ \Juan Marichal Chucks One Knocks Off Cleveland, 13-11

ASSOCIATED PRESS Hitter to Beat Phils, 2-0 The American League pennant ASSOCIATED PRESS ! in 1884. Two American Leaguers race it a study in contrasts. Expansion Problems Face lhave broken in with one-hitters— While the New York Yankees Skowron's Ninth Juan Marichal, a 21-year-old ,Addie Joss of Cleveland and Mike bludgeon the opposition with rookie from the Dominican Re-:Fornjelcs o{ Washington, home runs, flexing their muscles public, has become the first Na-; MJjwauiodIand time. Frank Sullivan was his making the new date a double- so indigestible that it will com- n the fifth on four singles and victim. header. circle when he scored a hole- progressive instinct or appear- Black Light; Rgf Acres farm's park Bui,dcrs ^ jn ,agt ^_ In-one at Trenton Country Club. pel any of the three groups to ance for the presidency, and a double. Francona's two-run singl' Alerted Girl of Colt s Neck; TBRR Phildelphia's May 27 date at to left was the big blow, tjon wj(h a 2)2 rccord Finelli, using an eight Iron, eave the room. party that, having lost effective Farm's Roman Cookie ; Mrs. W , ^ ^ Pittsburgh was reset as a twi- Most Liberal single by Vic Power kept his hit n Weslern Djvisj nighter Aug. IS, Pittsburgh's June scored his ace on the 138- control of the convention years W. Vaughans Briar Tour. and.Kh^ BrM_ HBwkjho|d ,Mr. yard par three hole. Bobby In Los Angeles last week the ago, still manages very nicely ting streak alive at 19 straigh Winrow Pitches 4 game at Philadelphia was made majority ol Democrats approved games. Woodland Farms Sabre SonR,lrow ,ead ovcr the Kah,e and part of a Sept. 20 twi-nighter, shot a 77 for the round with to exercise conservative leader- both of Middletown. IMcFarland Flyers and Fischer's a civil rights plank which goe: Cleveland added two mns in th Most of the runners have been Los Angeles' June 22 contest at nine* of 41-36. ship in Congress." Cities Service Yankees. The Sox to 9th fin Phvlng with Finelli were Bob further in support of civil rights No one who watches Congress sixth on walks to Aspromon racing at Monmouth since the Cincinnati was combined with an for Negroes than any plank in and Francona and a double Hawks support an 8-7 mark with FAIR HAVEN - The Red McMillan and Jim Duffy, both year after, year can doubt that meeting got under way in June. only one game remaining to play. Aug. 24 game, San Francisco's the history of the Democratic left by Power. Bank Red Sox, behind the two- of Trenton. — except in times of extreme Still to go to the starting gate The Flyers and Yankees each June 29 date at Pittsburgh was Party. The Yankees scored two run; hit pitching of Eddie Winrow, re- reset for an Aug. 7 double- Finelli shoots In the middle emergency, like the depression are Sabre Song, Casing and Eff have two remaining games and 70s. He received a trophy and It infuriated southerners, some of the 1930s — the leadership in the seventh when the first fou Pee. mained one game behind the header, San Francisco's July 1 batters hit singles, chasing Perry are tied for second place with league-leading River Plaza Boys' game at Philadelphia was re- an engraved ash tray for scor of whom as a minimum wished! and the bulk of the action in both Sir Flipp won the Futurity last j7.7 records. In the cellar of the Club in the Seaboard Little-Big- Ing his ace at Trenton. to demonstrate against the plank parties in Congress is pretty con- Klippstein retired th scheduled as an Aug. 2 twi- next three batters without fur year. Time record for Ihe stakes western Division is the Hazlet ger League with a 4-2 victory nighter and San Francisco's sec on the convention floor. But an scrvative. Fire Company with a 3-13 record. over the Fair Haven Giants on open break and southern walk- ther damage. New York score! ond-game tie at Chicago July 4 twice in the eighth on homers b; Ambehaving ran the five and one- Results of games played dur- the field here. was set as part of a doubleheader Browns Trade out was avoided. half furlongs in 1:04 2/5. But the Democratic Party Berra and Skowron that knock* ing the week were: Kcansburg The Red Sox combined fivi Sept. 19. Park 15, Yankees 7; Veterans hasn't heard the last of it even Now It's Klippstein out and brought Bobb; hits to score four runs for the Jim Ninowski The American League ball was j of Foreign Wars 5, Keansburg though it picked Sen. Lyndon | Locke to the mound. victory. Alan Klatsky, Red Sox NIGHT ROAD CLUB CLEVELAND (AP) — Coacl used in Kansas City and New j Park 4; Hawks II, Flyers 3; Haz- Johnson of Texas to be its vice ! The Indians scored their lai slugger, was the only player to HOUSTON, Tex. (AP)-When Paul Brown of the Clevelam York for Ihe two All-Star games let Fire Company 6, Pirates 0; presidential candidate, a move Paper For I two runs in the eighth on a wal get more than one hit. Klatsk Mississippi opens its football sea- Browns gave quarterback Mi this year since the junior circuit Hazlet Fire Company 5, Hawka clearly intended lo keep the two errors and a single. banged out a single and a double son here the night of Sept. 17 it Plum and Len Dawson a vote 0 was the home team for both 4; and West Kcansburg Fire southern states in line. Nfiv York I Clu Hand In three tiips to the plate. will mark the first of five night onfidence when he traded passei Underwear I AR R HI AB R games. I Company 8, Tigers 7. As late as yesterday Missis- iR'yerHb-aa e 1 5 I Tpmnlf 2b « 0 John Buckalew pitched the en- games on the road ior Ole Miss. Jim Ninowski to the Detroit Lioni LINDEN (AP) - A troop jLoprilr < I 1 I Asp'onte 3b J " tire game for the Giants, taking In successive weeks the team sippi's Gov. Ross Bamett was boy scouts who headed West w iTurlry p O 0 O | Kuenn rf ft esterday. taking the lead in urging a south- Mantlf r.f It I ! Kraneona If 3 the loss. plays Houston, then Kentucky, In exchange the Browns re- be prepared with paper under- Maria rf Sill Power 11) 4 ern bolt from the Democratic p Bfrra c 5 2 ?i Pierian cf » K. *. n. «. («> ir. H. oiuu (ti and Memphis State at Memphis, ceived Bob Long, a veteran lira shorts when they arrive at the Sk'wr'n lb 4 1 .11 Romano r ft 'ATLANTIC GLASS CO. SAYS AH R H I AB R H Vanderbilt at Nashville and Tu- Party. He called the civil rights Ktibek >«.]( 5 I « I StrlckIM •• 4 !,««•!> ii ? l 11 Bue'le* pin backer plus a high draft choice. plank obnoxious, horrible and re- National Scout Jamboree at Col- Rlch'i'n 2b 4 1 II e-Keounh I Mottlnt rf J O 0 1 Raker •» 1 0 lane at New Orleans. Missis A year ago, Ninowski, a formei orado Springs, Colo. 1 1 (I | Pfrry r> 3 1 ft I Johnnon 3D I 0 pulsive. 1 It's best to see 1 I Nubbard rll n sippi's last five games are day Michigan State star, was slatei The 37 scouts agreed to try the •;?--"» - • !!i~> „ j> I) I Malllrr c 3 2 Wings Collide 1 S I For 1h 3 0 games. to be the Browns' regular qua __,.,,. . , disposable paper underwear as an Jnmn p o n oi BO»-»IIPM p o n n (I I Rttifdltt ir 1 0 terback. He couldn't do the job, iltnviird 1 ft 1 I r.rant p fl trouble coming. Uwia to 2 wingThes liberaof thle anRepublicad extremn e Partrighyt experimen. t for a New Yor.k ffrba p n fl 0 I f.Hale 1 0 MMera ef 1 Bob Pickett, Harvard wrest- however, and the team stuck firrn Each of the 400 under .vBl'nrh'nl I It n I Mon'ltf lb 1 collided yesterday in Chicago be- | . Duren p 0 fl 0 I ling coach, is president of the with Plum. ishorts has an clast c waistband rl-Mc'lrl Ih D 0 0 1 American Wrestling Coaches and fore the GOP committee which: tnstead of the usual washing . . . I - — 42 n i»* *i u Red Soi Jin loo 0- is trying to nail together the ;of underwear for the 10-day stay, •Unt oil onn o Officials Ass. LITTLE LEAGUE TRAGEDY out fnr Ooal«i In 5th. Republican platform. , Scoutmaster Walter J. Hegelin lor JiimM In 7th KINGS PARK, N. Y. (AP)- out fir Orba In *th. At the Little League ball park in On the liberal side was Newisaid| there'll be a nightly "burn- n-WalkM tor Duren In 9th. York's Gov. Nelson A. Rocke- ing of lhe skivvjes.» • it for Strickland In »th. this Long Island community, the feller who has run head-on into out for Grant In ftth. Knights were taking on the New York 013 l - OUTLAST THEM ALL! An autopsy was ordered. Is so far from seeing eye to : Ar "over their heads at this time."i^n,i'»^^""i4^6.^:i;r" '- | Vibration and corrosion 1 1 lrn M, H Fl I'l 14 They're) Installed na b R. W«r»e'i Flv» .. 11 14 AUTO GLASS (CORRECT) Keyi'ort Parklnlc 11 14 IS minutes. Approved by FACE PROVES VALUABLE MliMli'town l.anei 12 IS K. Trfpp'i Klvf 12 IS the United States T«tinf PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) - If :. Try] 12 Replaced at Atlantic Glass the PlttsburRh Pirates win the Ilnh Orr'H Rtat* Farm ln» r; IP, Company. Written TPM * Tn\'« Twin riHtilfl 0 11 FREE INSURANCE ESTIMATES guarantee against | | National League pennant their Biltilirhan ClilU Hcrvlc^ ~7—««.| jmost valuable man could be re- Crown Tlr* I'JI iimni . us manufacturing defects FUUIN6 T8 lUpiiv l-'lvf 1 .. „ . . 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HY. 71 Ctun$9 tt •. .CkooM t ht managti lo skim along ai long at h» It bdng towid, | Bridge & Oakland, Red Bank, 'til • P, M. | fait onough. Whtn your lint becomes slack, you lot* | Plus Tax fc C«r. Whit. H. I, MopU Avt. II. si Hlh Avt. Mwy. Tt (4N) ttaioo ertdlt plan that tulti fro bttt powar and slow down. And btglnntrt often cauio . SHadyildt 7-3404 Casing RED 8ANK BELMAR 5HAYCO WODUCTS rOH YOUN CAR this by trying to lakt up th« slack by hand, drawing Ttl. SHadyildt 7-2020 Ttl. MUtual 1-1200 «uio twi • tm «vm • wmm • m»c« MM—m fho bar toward thomtelvtt. Don't. Ltt Iho boot do If; I OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY hold Ih* bar at arm's Wnglh. I U.S.ROYAL i TIRES 16-Wed., July 20, I960 BED BANK REGISTER Book (STEVE ROPER SAUNDERS DENNIS THE MENACE by HANK KETCHAM Bridge row/ vets-mm Reviews RI6HT/~THffW0L»L0 TO FIND OUT WOT TIMS THEY THE BREAKWATER. By THERE A RAWO IN THIS CAR? ) IN PLAYED 'EBB TIDE'. Column George Mandel. Holt, Rinehart &. Winston. $4.95. By ALFRED SHEINWOLD "Zale was dead." With this line When you must develop two this novel opens, and 400 crowd- j suits to make your contract, which suit should you tackle ed pages later, death in fact has first? The stronger suit may ap- caught up with its tormented vic- pear safer, but appearances are tim in a thundering climax, with sometimes deceptive. all the world to blame. West opens the five of hearts, It happens on Coney Island. and East wins with the king. Boys like Zale, Nannio, Paul and East returns a heart to the queen, Fishie; girls like Fishie's sister and you must now decide wheth- Marcia, Zale's sister Jessie, and er to tackle spades or diamonds Lyn; and grownups like Daniel first. who's neither uncle nor. father, Spades are stronger than dia- Zura the mother, the Klugs, Ot- MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY monds, but this would be a poor to the Bull, and Cumber the Irish- time to start the stronger suit. man are involved in pain, vio- The bidding tells you where the lence, delight and the empty im- ace of spades is, and you suspect age of delight. Zale looks too that West has the ace of dia- early on an adult world which, jnf. ids. You must knock out the because he can't understand it, ace of diamonds be/ore West can hurts him intolerably. The age establish his hearts. lines cross melodramaticaly, pas Here's how the right play goes: sions are misdirected, and good After winning the queen of hearts honest love is crushed under jeal- you lead a diamond to dummy's ousy, rivalry and incomprehen king. You continue with dummy's sion. jack of diamonds, forcing West to take his ace. That ends all The story takes place in the threats from West: he can set WE VOKT 'Nice cwors' WUR OWN 1930s against the ominous back- up his hearts, but he can never ARROTSi ground of depression, Hitler and GAROEN! Stalin. In Mandel's first novel, get back to cash his tricks. |club. You hold: Spades—K 8 2 "Flee the Angry Stranger," of No matter how the defense con-Hearts—A 6 4 Diamonds—K J 4 almost 10 years ago, the locale THE HANDS tinues, you can next develop Clubs—A 10 7 5. What do youwas Greenwich Village and the fever pitch reached by those char- North dealer three spade tricks. You get threesay? Both sides vulnerable spades, two hearts, two diamonds Answer: Pass. If you have an- acters started under the influ SECRET AGENT X9 By MEL GRAFF NORTH and two clubs. (other queen or so you would bidience of drugs. Now there is still A K 8 2 The Wrong Ace il NT. As it stands, the hand is the same fever, but more natur- ¥ A 64 not quite worth a bid. al and less synthetic. The early • K J 4 You lose the contract if you + A 10 7 5 start the spades first. East takes work was more compact and' di WEST KAST the ace of spades and leads his DOESN'T MISS A TOOT rect, however, and this suffers «X 5 A A 9 764 last heart to set up his partner's from a certain thickness; per- LINCOLN, ILL. (AP)—Salvation VJ9852 ¥ K 10 7 suit. West is sure to gain the lead haps Mandel holds onto his ef- • A 10 753 • 8 Army Lt. George White is going fects too long. Still he's a writer, • 4 2 *Q J 98 with the ace of diamonds in time •to defeat the contract with his from one army into another with- and writing is oddly like a vice SOUTH out missing a toot. • Q J 10 3 hearts. to him, he can't let it alone. His ¥ Q 3 A simple rule will help In Salvation Army work for people, all raw nerves, seethe and fume in a dark and somber • Q 962 you with all such hands: When seven years, he resigned his post CuTRKA. ' V« CANT TAKE NO *K 6 3 you have two aces to knock out, to enlist in the U.S. Army as story. «2S,B0iH60.'Tl North East Soath West horn player. W. G. Rogers IN VESA'S PLANE 1 * 1 * 1 NT Pass start with the ace held by the dangerous opponent. 2 NT Pass 3 NT All Pass BWSmASAIW' Opening lead — ¥5 DAILY QUESTION Dealer, at your right, bids one "ASTRO-GUIDE" By Ceean

An wer <0 Pu l(> CROSSWORD PUZZLE " For Wedn«»d«y, July 20 ACROSS Rodent Inclerinka J-Away I artide Present—For You and NUBBIN By JIM BURNETT and GEORGE CRANDALL 10-•Cororuemorai EHIHQHH 8-Male sheep live de«k rjaanaia Yours . . . Tuesday's negative 11-Rivpr in •Civil Injury „ aarjs BH aspects go up in smoke and an Walts •South- nans nata anna /* ^ MAC AT MS KNOW WHA.T ONE JS-Spa in -Asia western all-around fine day is promised. ' AN1 WON'T TALK/ OWt 13-Villseed Indian 15-Fetite CorupasB ui nnrj SOB am Friends may require some o( WHAT SHOW 17-Emmet point HSESHIKIHSB Eras your attention, but don't be- 19-Note of scala •Cloihen sans tang-anas to-Devoured •Preposition Ba HSGIS grudge time and effort. Offer. tl-Hall! Chart J2-Dlstant •Man's luune assistance, remembering, how- 13-DiltH.il C« •Be 111 ever, to put the interests of your measure •Uncouth 15-Simtan poreon own dependents first. 26-Toung hona •Crimson 27-E*lst -Article of 15-Or>cnlnK 43-3.1416 SS-Tear furniture J7-Uninter- 44-Danipene *9-l'rohiblt -Decay ruptprl 46-Iiujulre Past ... Just 4J years ago to- *0-Parent •Meanurt of :s-.Small •I7-Sn,ik Future •'• • When the cost of (eolloq.) weight amount 4S-rodal digit day, Sec. of War Newton Baker, the 1960 national census is to- *1-Akln -Sign of U-Orei'k letter 4'i-Hiitpr vetch S3-Note of »cal« lodlac 40-Foot lever 61-Prefix: not blindfolded and standing before taled, it is expected to be more S5-Deity .-Macaw 41-Cry 63-Exlst a large glass bowl, drew the first S6-Siaff than $100,000,000. (The first IT-WeiRht of draft number (258) in World one, in 1790, cost the govern- India. IS-Protectlv» War T. ment $44,000.) ditch M-Writing 13 Implement MARK TRAIL By ED DODD «1-Portico 16 • 2-Demon The Day Under Your Sign 43-Swordsman'a 20 2) 22 ciummyBtake ARIES (Born March !I la April 19) LIBRA (S«pf. 2JtoOcl. 22) I'LL GET THESE SUPPLIES WE'LL BE HEADING BV THE WAY MARK, WATCH 44-Sorrow In order to face ftcti, you miy have Take responsibility on your ihoutden, AT THE FOR RUNNING MIST YOUR STEP...A ROGUE BEAR 45-S)-mbol for 23 to turn your back on your prejudice!. and there'll be no room for chtpi, lellurlum BOATS IN AN HOUR, RIVER AS SOON AS HAS BEEN REPORTED SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 211 MR. TRAIL/ 46-Help 27 TAURUS [April 20 to May 20| CHARLIE GETS IN THAT AREA/ 47-RDtund Truth il like iodinr. It may help molt Not hi tiff hts more lice value than a BACK.- f'-Shlcld w hftl It hurts worst I cheerful gnn and an encouraging word. Gr-Kncnurae* SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 !oD*c.2H 54-Click Ijeotla GEMINI (May 21 to Jun. 21) Ten)pers are /nytd now and • hoi 6&W1 36 Dnn"t kill time and then moan about answer could result in a cool iritnd,, getting old. 16-AUnwa CAPRICORN (D.c. 22 to Jan. 20) «7-A(Ilrniatlv» 39 CANCER (Jun. 22 10 July 211 Turning your back on one problem Marriage is one time wh«n a p»Tr may bring you face to face with DOWN dof!ri t beat a ;u)l home! another today, LEO (July 22 to Aug. 21) AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb. 19) 1-T'nusual 46 47 People won't think you have a ipeech J-Tf,ll if >nu want la lose >nur eco, f>ut your impediment it you stop to brealht now »-f!lrl ear lo the door after leaving the room. 2nd then. DON'T LET THAT 4-.U.iurney S3 WORRY VOU, KATHY forth VIRGO (Aug. 2? to Stpf. 71) PISCES (Fib. 20 to March 20) It's [)KC to pray (cr a BOOII har\rst, hut ...WEIL TAKE CARE I-Xativ« If the deal un't (pod for the othtr fel- OF YOU.' metal ou can't Hop hoein* in the meantime. lo*, it isn't Rood for you. ••Parent icolloq.) Piatr. b/ United Feature Syndicate, Inc. &> I960. F«,d Enltrpri«ei. Inc. T-Ein. POGO By WALT KELLY THE TOODLES By THE BAERS

TH£ NEW CAMPAIGN 6CHS Off! fHAT AIN'T WHAT IT WASN'T QUITE THAT WELL,YOU CAM STEP 0U66 IN lf<» UI5T6N: ,, WWAT PA8f CONTT WHIT6 ANP 1M6ANT, 0UT BM>, BETSY. SALLY LKSP IN AGAIM, BECAUSE NOW WHO (Z0AK5 £08 PCfiO, " YOU UKti rivo? NOW I KNOW K5U AWRJU MAB.gBCAUS SOMEONE ELSE, SO I WHO ROA)& FOU WS 0KOWN 6Yg$ SUE DOESN'T LIKE THAT PON'f M3U HAVEN'T CALtEP STEPPED OUT OP THE ANYBODY/ C-CTRAIH PICTUKE. WHO ROABS 1 mi SiNSi THINK Of 5OM6* HOOOOAftS i TMgse.

WHY HE WENT AWAY THE USTTME,

MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAUNDERS and KEN ERNST BONNIE By JOE CAMPBELL DARLING! YOU DONT WHO CARK...N0W? THERK NO WORK FOR MODELS 1'U.SEEWHOT THAT'S HAVE TO BEL-YOU LIVED DOOJONE IT. PAN!"-I'M IN A CONSTRUCTION CAMP, W«EAR! / \V*> NO FUM rM JORW 1 WA4 CRO55 1 DIDNT TOUCH A TH05E WAR EXPERItNCE?! iKK OF BEING A — AND THt WAGES OF A WORKING MAN PLAYING ALONE. I I CAN DO ABOUT BETTER/ ABOUT THt tfi65, ! PENCIL ALL DAY. PAN: PHONY!.»MY BROTHER WOULD HAROLY 5UPP0RT W IN THE STYLE NEED SOME THAT/ WU PROBABLY WERE TOO/ LET'S FACE IT.1 ••• 1$ STILL HOLDING THAT TO WHICH WE HAVE BECOME ACCUSTOMED.' 6U»y ON SOUK BOOK JOB OPEN IK TEXAS.1- INTERESTING- L TO 60 MARKETING! vn KO WRITER! CCWPA.SJY ,'

REVEREND By BILL O'MALLEY THE RYATTS By CAL ALLEY

'THATS HOT Any vav , TO COME TD TH' TA&LEf/ ~ 7?*-r— ANNOUNCEMtNTS •OAJS ft ACCfSSOMES IUSINESS NOTICES HELP WANIED-MALE HELF WANtElV-MALE FDR SALE APARTMENTS RED BANK REGISTER THREE BOOMS. (RtsMud. VtY.il* «- FUBUC NOTICE IUTBOA8O MOTOR BOAT AMU oo pett. Wed., July 20, 1960—J7 fXCHI OWMJSW ATTIMTKW; l(v- Aeeapting Applications for UHLE SILVER LUMBER'S true* «nd faub, liJIU oo tt ls* fluonnc* li w (peeuttr. l*t SB 1-2S67 or U 2-22T7. t» p« roar emtimm* Vietnam, put BED BASK, SPRIKCVIEW OAKDENH .-._ ud \ttta* «u tot U> werrf, W» still p»y torBOTOTILUaC, LAJIDSCAPWC. split —One of lionmomb County't finut HOUSES FOR SALE Ugtk. Location »o» lo»e< ctovilU rou injure it ran Ittxtt, lawn mowint. odd Job*. LAWN & GARDEN games tpvtmenU, Four room *M (Ive •-— -i^.---^— P«* »o Ceuo- wtfb DJ. LOW RATS OF «». Under Ouuon Bro». BH T-4MJ, room ffpartmenta wltri two bdrooms. Rt. t3T IZuoMtmn-VrettKM MEN SPECIALS Immediate ami future occupancy. [uiilairbrook F*ra>. IA 2-3739. 36 Up. no deductible ovtr % n.p. ISOOB MONTANO — Mason contractor Anv.'.li 2t3 B Spring 8t. BH 1-S872. oeauctable. Call (or Information today. stucco, plastering, concrete work- ARDEN WHSXLBARRQW 17.95 KRONE EXCLUSIVES Call SII 7-5447. TO WORK AS ASSEMBLERS Rubber wheel. Regular »9.95 FIVE-ROOM Apartment. Couple, "no TRAVEL - TRANSPORTATION Rolstoh Waterbu MASONRY, dry wells, cesspools and OWN THRU KRONE laterals; also sidewalks, curbs, pat- ARDEN TliELLIS AND PAINTED I cnll-lren. Call It W. Front St. Red Bank Kh CAR POOL — RED BANK, MIDDLE loa. SH 1-107B. AT FORD MOTOR COMPANY •HITE ROLLS OF 16" FENCING . . .'MODERN 3'--aoOM apartment, fur- TOWN to P«r«mu> area. Call SH 1- EH 7-3500 ALL BUYERS $850 DOWN 3fl years of boating and .NTENNA INSTALLATION and repair. 'EC1AL, CL0SE0I.T AT 20r. OFF ! nished, til utilities, coup)*. 100 Wal- M82. Complete new all channel antenna lace St., Her) BHnk. Truly a dream cottage; magnifi- yacht Insurance. installed for only 129.95. Guaranteed for • TOP PAY SCOTT'S JULY SPECIAL cent lawns and shrubs adorn this AUTOMOTIVE EASTERN SEA SKIFFS — The best ne year. All types of antennas re- AVA1LAB1,E~AWJL\ST l«t. Newly ii buys In 16' and 20' outboard akiffa. tired reasonably. Call LI 2-5191. Wards • COST OF LIVING ALLOWANCE " SPREADER $15.95 orated four-room apartment 132 South cared for five-room home and ga- AUTOS AM) TRUCKS The Boat Center. 75 Whit* St., RedService Center, located one- mile from 500 So.. Ft, Coverage CLOUT I 3.95St., Red BHnk. SH 1-7633. rage with finished playroom and Bank. Montgomery Wards, Monmoiith Shop- AVAILABLE. KM Bank. Three rnorrrf, • SHIFT PREMIUM Regular Price .....1.16.80 real brick fireplace. Extras ga- HARDTOPS HARDTOPB THOMPSON. BARBOUR, Wood-Fussy ping Center, on Garden State Parkway Unfurnished. Second floor. Complete* Flying Dutchman sail boats. Skim- Spur. SPECIAL AT 113.80 y redecorated, jirlvaie bath ami en-lore. Only $.14,800 but hurry. HEAT OF THE SUMMER SPECIALS Save S3M ICP. $7,1 pt*r month. Call 'Corri mers, Evinrude motors. Dockage and • OTHER EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 1 1858 Pe goto four-door hardtop storage, a J. Wilson Boat Worm, 479 LANDSCAPING •a ', SH 7-27IT6. inc gradlnR, roto-tilltnK, dragging. 714 Cu. Ft. Bale VETS NO DOWN PAYMENT 19ST Plymoulh two-door hardtop Atlantic Ave. Long Branch. CA 2.2032. Call WH 6-4546 Apply in person at rear entrance on Vinsyard Road EAT JIOSS _ I 3.85 AVAILABLE — Two, three room apart- 1856 Imperial two-door hardtop F.O.B. Yard merits with private bath and entrance. 325 Shrewsbury Avenue, Red BARGAIN — Any boat you want to 'OR QUICK EFFICIENT SERVICE on ALL. CLEAN WELL EQUIPPED CARS. o\».n. Low bank rates. Financing ar- between 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Completely remodeled. Heat nnd water Bank, offers six-room (three bed- air-conditioners, freezers, refrigera- Complete Selection Of Insecticide supplied. $85 monthly. Innure 46 Lewis ranfhments completed In one call at tors, automatic washers, dry en, radios, rooms), enclosed front porch, two any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH Test Controls St.. Eatontown. or call Corrlgan'i SH Maurice Schwartz TV's. Call LI 2-8191. Montgomery 7-2706. full baths, full basement, over- COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. SH 1 Wards Service Center, located one FALCON ASSEMBLY PLANT 1000. mile from Wards, Monmouth Shopping TWIN QABLE3 APARTMENTS, [our size garage, all in immaculate & Sons MERCURY outboard sales and service. Center on the Garden State Parkway LUMBER SPECIALS rooms on riverfront. 5175 month, condition. Taxes only $175. 141 We»t Front street Red Bank Big discounts on 1959 motors. The Spur, •jt4"x5* 35c each elevator, patio, lioat dm-.k. SII 1-2399. 1 Screens, storm windows, blinds, SHadyside. 7-0787 Bo&t Center. 75 Wbita St.. Red Bank. R, ALV1NO — Aaphalt paving FORD MOTOR CO. "xV'xG .,.„ * Hce eeacn FIVB ROOMS~~~and hnih. PriViTi™ OPEN NIGHTS Open Sundays and Holidays 9 to I. Driveways built and repaired xi'xV 59c each trance, duplex. Adults preferred. In- etc., included. Live for less than IPORT CAR — Classic 1057 TR 3. SPECIAL THIS WEEK •fllr Haven SH 7-2163 Rt. I, Edison Township, N. J. 'xJ2" Shelving quire 3» Spring St.. r.e.l Bank, SH 7-rent. Only $13,000. - blue, wire wheels, ajmtable steering, NEW 25' 1059 CAVALIER. :i77i. new tires, tonneau cover, loft top, blue 1959 IS' GLA8SPAP. like new. LITTLE SILVER fcii:if~m)OM~Tiiiwn»i«'rrii a~|uirTn7enL leather upholstery. Excellent condition. IRWINS' YACHT WORKS EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED-MALE SITUATIONS WANTED, Male rompletely redecorated, modem, call Days CA 2-4612. evenings CA 2-8315. Marina Park, Red Bank ' SH 1-0003 LUMBER COMPANY Mween 4-7 p.m. 811 Mill5. M. KRONE CHEVROLET STATION WAGON, 1955, WHEELER caDIn cruiser, 32X11X2H. HELP WANTED-FEMALE SANDY MAN wants outside work. REI> BANK -- Four Inrpp rnnmir~Bn ST. cull »"A 21)052 nr I'R 5-II03I. rlflce 41593. Owner trnnaferred. OS 1 sell due to dentil. $500. Next to IRVING LEICHT CO. arfta for universally ncceiitp'l RED BANK SH 1-TSOO 2273. Ins laboratory, devoted primarily to — Larjen's Boats, IS Johnson PI., of 1001 SECOND AVE. ASBL'RY PARK repeat font! prnthict* now nr\)- " ri. M~E LECT lU~C~ly pew rllerT W ori el 15 x 70 modern store. I.MI)£I. — Tinnwfeneil, mimt sell 1940 CHEVROLET Four-door. Wonder Port Monmouth Rd., East Keansburg levclopment of. Industrial electronic 4)c. Executive type, rarhon rihbon Ample parking. iree-bedronm ranch, Twn baths, twn- Call KE 6-351H-M. products. Apply In person or write, ing in rnulti-inltllon dollar RHIPH ful condition. Four new tires. Cal SECRETARY ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., volump. Minimum Investmpnt ittnchment. Excellent condition. SH 1- RH 7-2299 or SII 1-4444 rar Karnge, Inrgc basement, largft lot. SH 7-1410 alter 6 p. in. 14' RUNABOUT. Must sell, sacrifice Life Insurance agency desire* full lime INC., Lewis EL and tfaple Ave., for starting stock nnd. etjulp* f'Jn ment. $l,5D5 to $7,995. MODERN STORE — Route 3.1. MM' 1959 JAGUAR XK150 Roadster. Spe 190, Call SH 1-5418 after 5:30 secretary. *J>nini and shorthand re- Eatontown. N, J. LI 2-0300. BABYCOACH, H- Also, nmnll crib, town. Part of flvr ntora unit, paved RETOtANK ARF.A — Cape. Ooil. Co- ela! equipment model. WHlte. 25,000 p. m. quired. Fringe benefits. Call for ap id bathlnette. Cheap. nuking arra, KU 7-373H. IHIIIHI dining room, two bedrooms, pointment, SH 1-82S2. REFRIQERATIOiN MAN — Must be loftier itnltnlfihril, 73 z 150 Jot. careful original miles. Never raced or COMET SAILBOAT good condition experienced. Apply la psrion. Katon- Corp. will supply you with pro- SH 1-5927 wrecked. Driven only to work. Disc S45O or trade for larger boat In WOMAN WANTED for cleaning and :own TV. 50 Hwy. 35. Eatontown. tected customers. CK. ' rcfrlKtrator. Kttcrlin tahlf brakes, wire wheels, red leather up- poor condition. EH 7-4034. kitchen work, hours 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., HOUSES FOR RENT holstery, Jour-speed transmlsfon, plus anil rliairn. (IreiilnrR ffioipmfnt. day 11IRTOitiC"ATT'iiC:Tunsn~FOfi SA"LE7 BRAND NEW 10 h. p. outboard motor six dnyB a week. Also two women for ENGINEERING AIDES AND TECHNI- Knmp rhoice Iprritorlcn lit 11 "I. Phone 10-12 a. m., 7-9 p. m. SH ^• Karly American lwo-»inrv frame atrur- overdrive, safety belts. $29!>5 or S450 just Ititchenwork. Age approximately clana, with at least five yeara exper- available. 10711. MODERN' NEWLY DECOKATBD eol rlown and take over payments. Reason Will sacrifice for J199. Call SH. 7-.10-45. Stewarts Drh'9 In, highway 36, ienco ID electronic cjreuitry. Pleasant lane, prlvato dlatn Chapel Hill ltd., turp In marvplous condition. 30' x 36'. for aelilnf. family objection. Demon- 5700 evenings PR 6-7950. Belford. working condltlona in new engineering GAS RANGE good condllion. Jteanotv hree miles Iroin ileil Bank mutto fr) for imapln.illvp firnup as com- stration by appointment only to re- Write "BUSINESS" Box 511, ronms, twn halhii. two pnrches, twomunity house, iittlr the;itrr or church. BOAT AMI TRAILER 15'. 6' beam laboratory workng with top grade en- able. Call Prrfrct us rpinndclrd IIVIIIR dwelling sponsible parties. TWInljrook 9-3784 or forward, wlndslileid, canopy $95. Call EXPERIENCED single needle opera- gineers. Apply In peraon or write Red Bank. SII l-mi2ll. carnces. Yr.irlv Icajp. Hrnnponslble rrt 4O3Q3. ' tors on ladif-s car coats. All sections ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., • HUMS, fill 7-M13 nr SH 7-1.11". for ••oM-hnuHP-lnvIng" family. Or prac- SH 7-3SS5. open. Apply Lucy Sportswear, 226 WINC.. , Lewie St. and Map]* Ave., R.C.A. TELEVISION in' Console J50. tical us rnnvprtPd RUPSI housf. Must JPSI) FORD V-8 radio, heater, good FOR SALE ~ 1958 23' all mnhogany Front St., n?d Bank, N- J. EatoWwn. N. J. LI 2-O30O. Tall SII l-l'S96 kVATEHKUONT Oceanport—Four hd be and ran bp movfii. Inspection In- condition, J65. Ulrlcksen c.lbln skifl. lin h.p. Chrys- &U8T 8BLh LUNCHEONETTE Irnvln afler 7 p. m. rooms. JI75 ft month. DncK rncllltli fi. Direct gale, AT a•0934 or AT SH 1-5855. ler engine. Like new. Call OS 1-1007 SALESLADY — Little Silver area. Ex- BARBERS WANTED town. Ideal (or couple. Small amom r your own boat. Call SH 1-2233. 1-2MM. ftpr 5 p.m. perience not necessary, permanent. BUILDING 703 of cash needed. Cal! evenings SH 1-166' BOVAR SCHUCfir^iTirtace (irlnder. 1953 BUICK SUPER RIVIERA, dyna SH 1-2428. Fort Monmouth Kxccllent conrilllon. l'i yean old. ACING SEASON AND SUMM£lt rent flow. New brakes nearly new tires SAILBOAT LENGTH OA. 13'6'. Mai CRABBING AND FISHING BUSINESI Call alter 5 p. in. SII 1-0122. sis In nil sizes and price rang"* KING SIZE •now tires. Radio, heater, J3S0. Call beanr-4'fi*. trrast. boom, stays, ninln TEACHER — English on high school —Rowboats, halt, dockage, and r _!HR Wtltahln Apfincy, Rpaltom, 1480 alter «! p. m. SH 1-8240. sail, outboard motors - Evinrude 3 h.p. level. Interested id reading. Muat.bc ACCOUNTANT IreBiiment concession. Ret] Bank are TELEFUNKEN lll-llilellly lape record- Ocran Ave., Sea. iJrlslit. SE 2-0004. thoroughly experienced. Mornings dur- CHII after 7 p.m. KE 6-4344. er nine months oM. $120. Also twn Part brick colonial ranch on TORT* — 1!>54 V-R stick, radio am1 Mercury - 5.!> h.p. All in good condition Seml-Benlor-Permanent staff, C. P. A. Wo-15 white wall tlrps and tuties. Ud S175. LI 2-4000. ext. 23942. ing August. Writs "English," Box 511, UNPL'RNISIIED — LlniToll, Ihroe bed thotifihtfully planted extra large heater, good condition, »35O. RU I Ktd Bank. !lr:n. Extra benefits. Write Howanl 3IK) milts $30. Call AT 1-2735. room ranch. LonK Hranch. three hed 1564. CHEAP — 17" Lap Streak. 40 h.p. Llstandpr and Berkower, 25 Reckless room split. LI 2-1826 or KE 1-1M3. lot, finest construction, top loca- WAITRESS, experienced, full nr par PI., Reel Bank, N. J. • MORTGAGES sKNMORK HEWING MACHINE — CUSHMAN SCOOTER outboard and accessories. Sea worthy line. Apply in j>rrson: Merma.ii Mahogany cahlnet, all nllHclnnents, L' NTFliSisliETl~SoffAO ETsycainrTri tion. Three bedrooms, two baths, $100 ami fast. SB 2-H"8. Plncr, Highway 36, Leonardo. Cal between 5fi p. nt. RH 1-74.1.9. AVP., SMrewahtiry. Kivp rnntns. tw< living room, stone fireplace, din- AH 1-347SM fpER SAILFISII, Alcort, one Vfnr iHtha, aim porch and garage. SH 1 NURSES AIDES W A NTE n part-Mini CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE GATTCER BROS^ FARM M'ARKET ing room, equipped kitchen, fam- 195* N'ASH Alrmte. ratlin, heater, npats old. factory m:wle. perfect condition JOBBINCJ MECHANIC — Plumbing and 2211 or SH 1-1575. reasonable.. SII 1-1989. or full limp. Also kitchen hMp. Call heating, minimum five years experl MONEY AVAILABLE opens Saliirdny, .Inlv 23. 0 a.m - ily room, basement, two-car ga- recline for xleopinR. Ooo<1 motor Jim Bayvlew Nursing Home. AT 1-0440. ence. Good future for right man. BOTH RESIDENTIAL AND i p.m. daily. Fresh frnltn *nt LON(1 BHANCH. iiflVPii rnnim-tli fcody. Now sent covers, call KE 6 15' Solkt oak rnwhont. 7H h.p. out •egi'tahles crown tierr. KIMIIII St. heitronmn. PORT MONMOl'TH, (iv« rage, patio, $32,500, today is the DOCTOR'S SECRKTAHY-RECEPTJON- Please mail renume and references to COMMERCIAL 0624. fi-7 p.m. board motor. Both In A-l condition, P. O. .137. Shrewsbury. All replys lr>lr;lflel flcrnss from lite new Bemll: rnnmi. Both centrally located. €A S day. 1ST full time. References preferred. Quick and Confidential Service) dant. Wll 6-1.1(5 aner !l p.m. »130. KE fi-45!)l. Good salary. Write "SECRETARY-RE' strictly confidential. nsna. radio nnd heater In both. Cal "EPTION1ST. Rnx fill. Rcrl R«nk. iloilE1VN"~27'^ WKU!n;F~(tas~Hnse. Lrm,E Kll.VER. tipauliful tlirce hert* OS 1-2716. WALKER & WALKER Window oven, clocks and timer. room Colonial hoinn on 1 ',i acrei. BUSINESS NOTICES DISHWASHER WANTED 7:30 to RH 1-4H13. Two-car KaraRe, attached, 14x24' living WALKER & WALKER p, m. no Saturdays or Sundays, $1.1 PAYROLL CLERK experienced. Piece 661 Broad St. * Shrswabury, N. work nnrl hourly rate. Pleaajint work 8i7~\VECSTufnvrfiiniA enrags itnnj. room with Mrrplacp, l'» baths, yrnrly REALTORS TRACTORS FOR TREE WORK. C4O tre» service. per hour. Homestretch Lunch, Hwy, R conditions. Liberal employee bene SHadyside 1-5212 rpntnl. Available September 1. BH 7- Topping, trimming, removal. Call LI 34. Holmrtel. WH «-411R. ftV'-xU" dmihle hung window. Best 4'J5fl. i»47 FORD TRACTOR, plow and disk! 2-4220 for tre« citlmato. Full Insurance Ills, llingler Modes Inc. Locust St. MORTGAGE CORRESPONDENTS ffrr. Kll l-SRH hpiwcfn 7-H. Highway 35 Shrewsbury flood condition. Call coverage. EXPERIENCED DRAPERY and sit Kcyport. FOR MIUDLETOWN •- Must rrnt hy A LI 2-171(1 cover operator. ExcelIrnt pay. pal le Provident Institution For Savini Kiisl 1st, Three-bi-rtrootn ranch on nne SHadyside 1-5212 PORCHES, PATIOS, sidewalks, no lob ncatlotis and holidays. Apply Interloi EXPERIENCED MARINE MECHANIC all year round position. Outboard ex- In Jersey CUy. ;n rrnln each. SH 1-SI68. BC-rr. Two complete bath*, kltc Open 7 Days too small. Charles Hower Mason Con- Shop, A2R Broad St., Shrewsbury perience very helpful. Sandy Hook Bay rflnlnK room, living room, t)en, porch, BOATS & ACCESSORIES tractor. EH 7-4479. phnnn SH 7-2.106. Mnrlnn, Highlands. HI 3-H50. BROKER'S COOPERATION INV1TJEI STAm~CARPBT" full haupmrnt. Cnnvpnlent to nchooln r ami HhcppinR, Option to buy. Call OS R1VBRB1DB HEIGHTS — Five-room NEW ROOFS — Repairs, alrtlnc. cut SALESWOMAN, lartlrs rratly to wear Rose color. $l. >. Good condition. Cape Cod, 80' front, ISO" deep, newly 10' AUXILIARY SLOOP, good condi- tern, leaden. Jnsureit, bondtd. J. Noll i-oats, suits, sport swear, dresses, ROUTE SALESMAN — For establlshei SH_1-KMT KJ7M. GI 6-6313. Free estimates. 12 yean laundry and dry cleaning route. Kx- Untuned upstairs, hreezrway, garage, tion, mud sell. Best offer, HI 3- Young and aggressive with nak'n cellent opportunity for aggressive mar- CASH NOW BKhnboM FL'liNITURB — FuTl tlr.Pi UNFl.'RNISHEt) HutiRBlnw nix rooms. nice rt'siileiitlnl arra located on dead 1«» sat !.i fieri services. ptTience. Siparty or pjirt time, goor ried man. Wages plus comrnlcslon. Ap- First, Second, Third Mortgages Rpptjty Rrst mnttress, ROnd ronil tliree bedrooms, hot water heal. 117 frid streot. Full price $15,800. SH 1-2205 salary. Write stntinc name, aihlrcis, ply Donald's Laundry. 44 Marlon St., Home Improvement Loans tlon. Reasonable. CA 2-IOTfl after 6:30 Pearl Ft.. Red Bank. SH 7-HlX nr SIF 7-2721. AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS "hone rxperlciice to ''A.P,' Box 511Re, d Bank, between 8-!) a.m.. 4-5 p.m NO APPLICATION FEE Red Bank. One Day Service sfM(SunCI^F7lBrdaTe7rr RUM SON -- Four-room v o UnRp7~h *• a ciTSTOM^BlTlLT RANCH — Thri»e nVd- top. Bejl orfcr. Call SH 1-2166 alte nnd tint wntrr. tile bntii. $125. Au rooms, lf)0 % Ifta lot. nasoboard heat. LKOAL SBCKETAIIY — Write Matin; .*S p. m. KHfll 1. No pels. RU 1-23S1-M. Two schools nearby. Close lo Freehold. age, qualifications, experience WE NEED MEN NOW AMERICAN FUNDING Call HO 2-Gfiil aftrr A p.m. Roberts, PUIshury A .Cnrton, P7 Is LOCAL Company must hire leven men SH 1-4702 TEV PIECE cllnfnp worn net. 510NEW~8iillKWSBVfiY. — SJwcluus coin Avenue, Atlantic Highlands. by July 1st. We have various position*- Gas furnaup. J50. Small Baby Gram forlablp homp, convpntpntly locftted HOTHK^OIJTER BI;T SOLID — Uii Our Personal ncpresi^Matlvt Will pliino. Jisn. Call AT 1(11(3.1, nenr Itf'l Hank for slmpping nnd trnn«- 40'x^fifl1. Two-car RiraRe. »*oiir beH- $ SAVE HUNDREDS $ SECRETARY FOR LAW OFFICE, open. Only men who *r> wltllnr work- Call At Your Home portation. LPHSC $1.10. A. M. and pftcr rnoin«. OH strain hctxt. Contact Sam- shorthand and typiiiB required. Ex- ers need apply. GIBSON flvr CA ?,-n727. perience preferred. Top salary. Ca Ws Say Yes Whers Others Fall ton \vlndnw nlr conditioner. Pcrfec uel While, nift Willow Dr., Llltlt Sil- CA 0-IM1. , SALARY 92 PER WEEK condition. SH 1.1)029. TWO^BEnSobM OOTTAOB mTfurn ver. SH 1-2.T1'.!. ______$$ PRICES SLASHED $$ lahed. Private psinte Ne*w Slircws- RIVERFRONT, panoramic view, upa- SALBSLAIW~PART-TTME nnTl Satur" AND UP BARGAINS GALORE — Moving In hury. Yearly lease. Responsible adults. day. Oood pay. experience preferred. INSTRUCTION chides [urnlturp, ton!*, lawnmower clous ranch with expansion poasiMh Apply lo Mr. Hurley. Linen Dept Call SH 1-4019. ask for outdoor furniture, fans, bicycle, me* LI 2.05(19. t In rt. LnrRo llvlnK room with brick • MGA's • Sprites • English Fords Atlantic Superama, Eatnntown. personnel department. RICHARD BEAUTY SCHOOL filing cabinets, lelevistonf, and man> KAl'TIFHk FOI'R.RErmOOM, thrre firrptace. npacious rustic kitchen with thiT things at your own price. Cal bath Iiome. Many extras for faintly fining room overlooking water. Two WOMAN Enroll now for summer classes. Air twin sized bedroom*, bath, siireene.i CLERK ~* General Ledger poatlng, fll conditioned. Call or writs. SH 1-BSGi. SH 7-3MS. IfvinK. JI'Sil montii. One year lefl To do general housework and Ironing, Ing and typing. For Interview cal] jvatlnhte August 15. Write "O. P." porrh facing river, two-car RaraRe, new MORRIS MINORS onp day a wrek. PH 7-1060. 25 Broad Bt., Heri Bank, N. J. butkhead. dock. AnklnR J19.M0. For Box 51) rtpri Bank^ thin afi«I other fine riverfront homes, BKAUTICIAN full or part-time. Cfil ROOFINO and Siding Mechanic. Per MERCHANDISE WANTED l'.a roiinis. furnished. Auto- mil Elwond A. Arnmtrong Agency. lor appoint nient. Acca nil's Braut manent. Painter, Apply ft a. m. In matic heat and hot water. Convenient-Itealtor. MS Prospect Av«., Little Sil- $200 ALLOWANCE ON ANY CAR YOU CAN Fnlan. 7fi.? tllvcr P.<1. Fnfr Hnvcn. sulatlon & SWing Corp. 905 Main St.. MERCHANDISE U 8. COINS - STAMPS — Top prices ly locatert. SM J-2IS.1. ver. SfJ l-I.VK). SH 1-717.1. Asbury Park. N. J. paid for gold, old currency, colleo- PUSH, PULL, CARRY OR DRIVE IN! FOR SALE lions, odd lots: old correspondence. hTvER PLAilk -- Furnlsliril Four- nTfNTRY , B. Q. COATS—An essential Auction Jnnntorlal ncrvlcc. Commerclnl, rel- nance 24-hour service, seven tlnys. HELP WANTED-Malo • Female E IN your old rurnllure with nu uwnershlp plan. Appraiaal fiervlct "anywhere." 490 litentlnl. I/iw rntee. KG 6-2779. Mtrlln J. Mcaulre, Inc., BH 7-3767. down payment and gel a new pariur HOUSES FOR SALE f'Uir bpilr in.it, tw>( nath Ayo., Loot Brand:. Phone Bui. UN'S, L.P.N.'S Nursrs aldea, bat, or dtnInK room set at saia prices. Wil- VO1I OWH IT TO YOimSKI.F TO h.itlK. f.'ionly m. Sol '««>. CApltal 2-3509. llel. BHadynlde 1-2621. nurses, companions. Private and hos-liam Lell Furnltura Inc., Hwy. 35 VISIT TUB MUST r.irxt'KIOCO Fuel Oil—Heating Radlo-Tclevlslon Repair pital duty. Interviews and reglatrntlon Mlddletown. SH 13213. open •venlnii QARDEN APAUTMENTS ON THE till 8 p. m, SCHENKEL Schanck Agency Auto and Truck Rental OIL A HEATING—Calk BH 1- A.C. RADIO 4. TELEVISION CO.- by appointment. Call LO B-2957. Mala- HI1ORE. 0010. Oil Delivery. Inc.. Rervlce * 123 ShrewabuQf Avn. BI1 1-4181 wan Nurses Itpglstry. t'HRD lll'T HKUONDITIONRU AND J AVIS—Rent a new car or truck. Low Balos, 3 Herbert Bt,, Red Bank. 8KIIVICE WHIMO YOU WAIT. BAKTENDHK. HEAD WAITER, WAIT- dUARANTEKIl. llEFRIOKIIATOriB, RED HANK — 3',. IS «mr ."Troomii J'.t. 3jwncixixu5 between Keypoil-Mlddletowu n i? u,lllP,, ,.,;,,.P i.,,,,'B,ink ratoi. Maple Ave., Red Bank. BU 7- HESH. Apply Shore Hill Motel, Ocean PHEMBRS, AND TJSLKVIrllONH KOI! unlllrnlshpil. Call SII 1-0115 or In- L 030a. PR I-&2U. Dally 7 n.m.-]0 p.m Roofing, Siding and Insulation Ave,, Bna [Irlght, N. J. HALE. WE W1I,L ALSO IHIV YOUll qillrr nn prrnns^s-Hninrh slid Msdl- Dai.y ... S,,.ur,,-,y. Buni.ylO-. j '^*J!<^,,«, sid'7 ILIH" VW, I lome Improvement* OLD ONES, WR HAVE EXI'KRT UK- son Ave. Apt. 24. ;reusiinablif. RMM.! fIII.I>II-IMK l';ill build. Insulation A Biding Corp. Cortlfkd CO WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alter- PAin MEN AT YOlllt HKIIVICB '.'1 WKHT~KNI I * ~S»iri?t iirnTTlPriii tw": |,-| fin ,11-l'nlntliirliL lulwri'n fi-7 p. nl. Awnlngt — Canopies ations, additions, painting, maionry, Johns.Manvllie contractor PR 5-8407 HOUIIS A DAY. AM. WORK UUAIi- I-A 9:i2.-i2. or Adam Unzmayer AT 1-0302. SITUATIONS WANTED, Female liedroolu apailnient liiclnft urean and ATTENTION VETERANS AWWNO8-CAN0PIBS mad* to order, all Ihnsn little lobs. LO 4-1714, ANTKBP. flAVSHORK HBItVICB Co., prlvNte t>uol. Leaving stiite. sncrlllce IIIVY ,-lfl anil OTIf ST., HKl.rOHO, B.-II of /Helm rui AKllll.l. Mll'l iI.K ri'WN II.-^ut^ free eatlmatet. Standard Awnlne Co., ULHO.N CO. INC.—Hoofing, Siding * WILL 1IKI.P with parlies, dinners CA IM5IIU. _ _ fill, nmjili'd nne in1 If Inl. Three lii-rl. KB 0-8227, KB 6.6380, KM IKIIHII. h b ; •10 River Rd.. Fair Haven. 8H 14609. .Insurance Insulation. Inttalltd anil guaranteed other occasions. Babysitting, Hi Msl chalifa to buy willi mi down I"»V lr.,,,.,;. *,.vo,, >•••"•• bolVie l b!i|i| \'»t lor 10 years, PR S 0705— AT 1-0640. LONH ItltAN'i'H - Transferred, must mr n housework, RU 1-ttRAI. KlJl.'Chil) -- I'reshnnik nii|u-nvrr aiildet ncriinlriint apartment. five ' Uli-il '.IPII HxL'il piintio r'nflnislieii 'mom ALLSTATE INSURANCE CO. — All prints 11,39 yd, regular 12. Hlip. lyprs tailored to suit your nerds, HKLIABLkl WOMAN wishes lo tak rooms, twn hriliiHiinff. Reiisonnhle. Cill Twobedruiim, nil! fri'ii.l yj 'iim i Hum ii.ih iiimn.iw.. »:!i.5im. OS Boating Supplies Tile—Ceramic rovi'tn inHili- to order. H1MON H KAIL lor npnolnllnrnt I'A DI'dHI. Two-biMlrimiii. ,«IIIRI-. >|ii ;im l./)w co.il protection. John P, Mo- care of children In her home, lo J1IO CENTKfl, »un»el Ave. «l Uwy 35, , I lift* l.v iiii|.ouillin-nt only. NHVmi SINK with NAVB8ANDI Hugh, Agent. KU t-1001. HEMODBL1NO our specialty. Ceram- MHI,1« Ave. HII 7-2000. Will board. Aslniry l'»rk. FI'llNlSlilSIl" three"iii'droorTnTililtoma" Twn-tinlronm. miuln/jt niis-li-, til).8(10 ||>IVF;I:I''|:II,V Navesand Marina Ralrs Co., ocean lo or mosaics. Lifetime beauty and TVPINO DOND AT lie brat Hurl lint wiiler. 1' ^ bulbil, Tliree-bfliiroom Cajm Cud. (1-^lim. | beautiful vli conitractlon. Floors, wain, celling!. F'lANO HALE on IJTH ruj iT«w~ til 11^8? Ave,, Bea Hrllht. IU 3-1101. Londicaplng-Gardmilng on HIM electric. Call fr-inl ianil hack |MII h I.VIxlMI rleptelil Paul's Tiling Service, CO 4-J834. Mr«. Wynlieru. noit inlnet pianos. 10-yesr iriitrnntrn bir A In June l.'i. I'.i'nl IDS CA S- For these and oilier ROIHI LAWN HlCnVIOU. — Roto tilling, D»- only |(50 dellvernd, Teiuirs M'lin; DWNKIl TltANHKEIlllKH - Dlic'll Building Contractor pomlnlilo, reaionahle, service. Call Treo Service I'RIVATE TUTORINO — Klem«nl«ry Hlnr>, 308 lUIn Bt , Ltkswood, FO 3- buys be sure tn sue us, !'."'!; ro"in, dmloi; ;ui-.i. K.lrlien willi (Ipornii norden, SH M777. KrndM. Call Mrs, Hnwsri A. Hob* 2,00. l'NKi'liNlrlllK!l)~n«wly~l«i'orHnt f"Ur (Itiloif »rr*. KiKir tieifroom,, t<*a 0 * C UU1LDBRH HIT TREK siiuviaa-insiired. ri»n" ertv AT I-MIIS. IIMIIII iiimrtment rinse to bllihwny .lining Hui'ineiU «:U| lii'.itcd rn'o'n. Ipeelaililm In aluminum eidlm pun eral care of trans. 124 Balshaw Ave., AMfi AMrnirK7r»n;iinini Port Mnnmoulh. Call KK II HlliH nun HANK I lion rnoiT>, liiup I'.jtio. '. arra plot. Lawn and Garden Supplies Btlonlnwn. LI 3-243! ANY~TYPK~nf ntj'li'i wnrli. .In-All tops i>x|certly Installed hy Tutyntmui A V ,V »ll oll \ oomplele build Ins service anr) remoii< Ri-crelnrlsl Hi-rvli'r. Kloof I'ovnrlnijii, II IV. Krout HI,. Reel I HI'I.KX A r.MtTMKNT^-' riilur null- VeiV fine intMtln" T\ ellnr^no »'1_676jir_cr) 4-1KI7 ed, liilir liiuiiM witli KiiiiiRi* ilnd ii'l- illiilnn tiioin. kill hen. '•!: in -hIMII" , |riss VJI.OIIU. (Uli'n innteil, "H'AIUDTSAVIBON co., die, KP! (I »7«7 _ Hunk. Csll Hit 7.1«7(1 feir emimKte mil. hum. hu.eimnl ii» *. All, TVPK lllllintVIMMPIllK 1111(1 IIPW I'ar all Lawn and Garden Rupplles Vacuum Cleaner Repair 'iir hlcil tnr |,rof*"M|rtn*t yniplr, T.\- WliMAN~W in ; nie.nli,_l>hona_KB H-I3.TJ-KB «-()0a. , (,-nrjiffi'* (.'Jonm-ii, Trt^ If ymi wnnl i\ reslly Inspired rook, I'B" >l»r Alrlrmp. Hvellpnt I-IIIIIIIIITI. rilllUKMKliKlloM l:AM II MI, I.Vi •,um,|,; KIl.VKIl* -- Attmi'ilv.' rtiu'h.' KitAMINrT CAlTi'KNTICIl WOHK? rniniivril, Maullnit. Anpllancts, Wntch_Bepnlr I'rh'o Is rl.hl, limn's. l.lllln illlver. I'CI It UUOMH. newly deroruleil tdilltsi Int. tlln bath «.II«I:.' lliiKhi'd UMI , hi ,••• l'i.dr<"iiii ei'iiter hull I,,,.,: • liirntinni, ami n In yrnn lurnltliro moveil. (^A 5-77M. Mil 7 HI.' only, _ I •neiii. imlin tin nun ml i»Ml !nuim rni'in. diniiii. i.im.'lrd den, twn riprrlfMrr, llayinnnil II. llni-i'hrl. 1'nlnllng and Dvcorntlng T'TlKIl WATCH "CllYHTA"L iV.'Uli GIIAY">lilTM']rA~li NHW llllMKlV,~"nllrr«lli»ipi.~"r(iiJiii'ii7 imporhenncr. i!t ycnr» riperlenrt. Cl HI , Itfrl llnul, L'| till" liuiir invli-p. VAItliH I'KI.I.Alin, ATTICH nle»,,,,, ,,...... ,, ,,,,,,. lllKti(iuinnli>l u I t l'l,,i|,lii Avp. Mil I-I7II1 «II,T II |, MI, Anv mm all tra.h uniovfil. l,«r«. H , ,h, V i '' nil llnrhnrl H:i«n,i«i,,'h nil I Kill. 1 Mi, Kiilr | l 1 T 1 11 llMi: KINK INTKItlll'll"niiil*i',' lllOtlllANK 'Al'il.'MINI'M "I'ldli II-CI'» WILLIS CONOVER f. .".. ,'-'MH r .:?i.V - ' ' I'll: 'lt Ynu'JI lln.i Ibi'ln nil «l I iahl Ml: lull i A M> el y \;; in i-iin-,1 .iim 11 •Inrtn wln-lotva, BIIIIJIK. •WDIJIB,, MI \vn i; VIMI II,,!,,, if) VI.:IK« j I'MimalK iin'i-ihilly ilirn. W, W, Ini'til l''>it,i),)n whDnH. Allni^lo itii nl ill i[|ll,-i mi l'i 1^1 '' in lie •<•< '. (Mm.- Classified Adi 7 :n.VI nr Ml I I UJH. Clllx IK :i "MI WKNIHII A t-'ahtlrnllnit C"m. attached garapp. owner lenving stale. Priced at a lowTo Ministry gan, Mary Gormally, Eddie Sul $19 TtXi Elworwl A. Armstrong Agency. livan, Charles Carlesimo, Duncan Realtor. 555 Prospect Ave.. Little 811- PHILADELPHIA (AP) - When Sickler, Bob Sickler, Peter Carl- Bill Sparks went to prison last esimo, Jerry McSorley, Dorothy SLEEP LATER ^^homr. Fireplac1 e in the living morn. October for fraudulent conversion Dminp ronm, Compact Kitchen. Three Wilson, Mary Clare Brahney, larpe Ijedronn-.s. Deluxe tiled bath. At- his self-image was shattered. He Barbara Brahney, Jane Brahney, tached Knrage. Torch. Screens and glnrm sash. Fine neighborhood. Par- was shocked. He felt dead. He Bernadette Spillane, Betty Ann g — -*" -• g• K Downs. was almost agnostic. gain — 51!).500. Stanley K. Spillane, Paul Wilson, Steven WINDOW SHADES Jieaitor. Shrewsbury. SH 11OIT. | Rut Monday when the 35-year- Jones, Bruce MacGloan, Jack Mounted on Your c N u l SSlf,?n^™ ho™ im.?1 !™iv|<>W PuTie Heart Army veteran iaynor, Michael Costigan, Billy Rollers While You Walt decorated, waiitowaii hroadiwm in came out on parole he was walk O'Brien and Van Edelmann. n r m F 1 C1 < € g«'rt,V Ur « bH ™£ .'"nM K» ;!lng "a new road." In his own Bubble blowing contest, Mary No mare getting up with the Attached Earnce. riot 100«0"" O i|words he had found a new life sun. Let Prown's Install light- transferred. Sacrlllce — Slf.flon. Gormally, Virginia O'Brien, Clau- proof window shades on your mediate possession. Stanley K Downs. in prison. dia DeNardo, Carrie S n y d e r, F.ealtor, Shrewsbury. SH 1-101". Bill Sparks was paroled from rollers while you wait. Helps SIMCIOI'S }1O.ME In excellent condi GUARDIANS ALL — These are the Red Bank area adults in charge of scouts from Charles Gormally, ages 5 to 10, keep your bedrooms cool, too! tion. Convenient Little Silver location. an Uy2-to 23 month sentense to and Peter Farnham, Rosaleen Eight rooms. Four bedrooms, l'v baths. Bring your rollers in today. Large dining room. I»en. Pine play- enroll at the Princeton (NJ) this section who are on their way to join in the fun at the fifth National Jamboree McClarin, Mary Ellen O'Brien, room. Two car garage. Plot 300 ft.Theological Seminary. deep Trees, shrubbery. Very special at Colorado Springs. They are shown as they left Oakhurst yesterday afternoon by Ann Karinja and Christine Peter- Ft 521 500 Stanley K. Downs, Realtor, Dean Elmer G. Homrighausen son, ages 10 to 13. Only .59 Shrewsbury. SH 1-I01T. special bus for Philadelphia to board a 16-car Pennsylvania Railroad Jamboree Spe- of (he seminary wrote the court: Quarter race, Dennis O'Brien, 1 FAIR HAVKN — T.1VER OAKS, huge "This is our first experience oaks shade charming Colonial by cial train for the West. Left to right are Elmer Meyer, assistant scoutmaster, New Mary Ellen O'Brien, Joseph Zieg- pond, holly nnrl .logwood, orlier flower with a man with such a back- Monmouth; Harold E, Williams, scoutmaster, Red Bank; Francij Bruce, scoutmaster, ler, Mary Costigan, Claudia Di- Injr trees. Superb f-onditlonF. Fine cor ground. We are most eager to • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY ner lot. river rlgllts. close to school Nardo, Charles Gormally, Jim- and park. Three bedrooms, two baths do everything we possibly can Eafontown, and Rabbi Arthur H. Hershon of Congregation Bnai Israel, Rumson, one DAILY and SAT. 8 A. M. to 6 P. M. Upstairs, living room, fireplace, full my Colson, Mary Gormally, WED. and FRI. 8 A. M. to t P. M. dining room, den, powder room, mo- to help Mr. Sparks to rehabili- of three New Jersey spiritual leaders serving on the tour. Thomas O'Brien, Cathy Cooke, dern kitchen with patio, screened porch. tate himself in society after this till] cellar, two-ca: garage, black top Mary Colson, Mary Jo Olshan, driveway. Top value! J3«,ono. Selling trying experience. We are also direct. Owner transferred. Call SH 1- Virginia O'Brien and Hyatt Cun- 9406 for appointment. impressed with his potentialities." ningham. Judge Leo Weinrott com- The Rising Cost of Living Guess Who ... THREE PRIME ATTRIBUTES. All In one. brUht. modern colonial home: mented: 1. Waterfront. The Register's classified «a lection 47 Brood St. SHodysidt 1-7S00 Red Bank ; sizable bedrooms, lour ot them "I think that maybe this is one Is Sfonmoulh county's great market 3. Rumson's low taxes. of those storybook tales where Being Felt by Uruguayans ?lace where buyers and seller's meet And more — a full dining room, a ivery Issue.—Advertisement. family room, breakfast nook ami 21?someone has really surmounted huths' Pry. dry basement. Perfect. $39 900 P.ussell M. Borus Realtors a real heavy burden and shows By JOSE MARIA ORLANDO I The conservative government is 600 River Rd.. Fair Haven. SH 7-453:, the intestinal fortitude to come MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay (AP) going back to subsidies-which OWNER WILL TRADE this one hunthrough.- " —The rising cost of living has | they criticized in the old regime Shop Tonight dred year old colonial with nix rooms tnd two baths. Will contract for larger In an interview today, Sparks taken the bloom off the paradise;—for some stable foods like milk, home. AsMng JM.5O0. Equity about of easy living in this South Amer- *5 000. Rolston Waterbury. Realtor. freely admitted he had made a bread and meat. 16 W««l Front St., Red Bank. SH 7-mistake. He also explained whyican republic often called "The These subsidies are intended for 3500. he turned to religion. Switzerland of America." /^/OUR 90"> YEAR 'tu 9 VERMO.NTER — Redesigned, authentic only a year or two. In the mean- Early American colonial in Fair "I felt the need for something' Uruguayans are still about theltfme,' the conservatives hope ^""^^ Asbury Park Red Bank Haven owned and remodeled by lead- tetter than the bad times be-1 best off of any Latin Americans, foreign loans will strengthen the ing architect without thought of cost— •upervlsed by his wife! Combination Is fore," he said. "In search ofi But whereas two years ago the weakened peso and give them a In Both Stores unbeatable. Result Is outstanding. Five this religion seemed to be the; middle class Uruguayans used to chance to put into effect lone- bedrooms, two baths. 55" cathedral ea gy r ceiling, aturilo-den. Immense closets •jswer |eat t steaksteakss twictwice aa daday a at onone e . - . . *> •nd teaming with extras. $26,500 range plans for developing agri- Russell M. Borus P.ealtors. 600 River "But it was gradual. The coun- (nine U. S. cents) a pound, culture and industry. Rri\. Fair Haven. SH 7-4532. seling I received from Rev. Rich- now havh e 'heh m onlly once in a ard S. Armstrong, pastor of the j while at four pesos (36 cents) a LOTS AND ACREAGE Oak Lane Presbyterian Church, pound. They say Uruguay's'agricultural LEONARDO - 100x150. Ready to bewas the thing that made it un- Salaries, despite rises, have built on. Leonard Ave. Favorable fold. limped behind soaring prices forand small industrial resources- location. On* block from beach. OReion mainly S-1S63. "When I first entered prison'the three million people of this T was bitter, depressed. I felt!cattle country the size of Ne-still basically sound and the rise . . . will be going ashore. in prices has been slowed. BUSINESS PROPERTY small and unimportant. Mostly braska. because there was nothing else BUSINESS PROPERTY on Rtc. 35, near Noisy, But Democratic Keyport. Two apartments, top floor to do I began to read and think. rented. First noor suitable for busi- Uruguayan politics are noisy j ness. Large parking area, excellent In business location for gas station. Will sell for $5,000 und«r appraised value. Terma. to do this." U icians blast ate hother Pe Call evenings LO 6-;211. Sparks will serve as assistant . . " - °-/ to Rev. Mr. Armstrong at theiPf. can 0?,^ cal g°vernmen Oak Lane Church on week-ends I0"1,01*1,5 . ,thlf.es or 'lars .REAL ESTATE WANTED as part of his seminary field - -' ,™k o bem;! arrested or TO BUI ON CONTRACT — Home work. The church has offered to beaten up by police. In Red Bank, tin of Maplt Ave., Among explosive Latin Ameri- tor family of seven. Writ* full details provide some backing for him, |o "Contract". Box 6X1. Red Bank. can neighbors, this land of, rolling 1 DEBENTURE HELP . We have sold so many proper- too. green pastures and. clean cities ties that we want more good listings. Sparks, who graduated from A Wonderful Sale of Imported Ornaments Call u* now for prompt professional has not had a revolution in 56 service. Walker and Walker, R«a! E«.Temple University in 1950, is BONDS tate. Insurance. Open 7 daya. Shrews- married and has two children, years—and none is imminent. bury office. 8H 1-5212. Ra.-lUn Office, and Lights from All Over the World! CO 4-5212. William, 5. and Sarah, 6. His wife But for a country which prided teaches school in the Princeton i"«w °n financial stability the NOTICE TO BIDDERS 1 economic outlook is worrisome, The Board of Education of the Borarea. even with the promise of some •ugh of Fair Haven, County of Mon- He explained that while in the mouth will receive sealed proposals 100 million dollars and credits at lta office at Knollwood School. real estate business in 1956 he Hance Road. Fair Haven. N. J., onmisappropriated about $50,000 fro™mn thweimernauonae Internationail Monetarwonewiy All Items at Exceptional Savings! July 28. 1960 at 8:0O p. m. for minor alterations at the Knollwood School. worth of funds based on the in- F""d and American and Europ- Plans and specifications may be pick- tention to repay them. He said «*iTbankbankss. ed up at the Secretary's Office at the Experts generally agree that above address. The Board reserves the he did it because he was am- 10 in. Glass Bell; Assorted /« C.C\ Rhineilone Studded Xmat right to reject any and all bids. bitious and aggressive. Later, heUruguay must take steps to solve DESPINA K. LOHMAN. Secretary its own problems. Colors £*J\J Ball; Assorted Colors each Board of Education. said, he realized he used poor Dated: July 18, 1960 |judgment. Sparks said he has! Became Welfare State July ;o * "4 repaid everything except about j Under 93 years of rule by the Capped Tinsel Ornament; 8194 $18,000 and he hopes to accom- sociaiistjc Colorado party, Urugu- 10 Ball Lites; Silver or SHERIFF'S SALE plish that "somehow." 4 fo Box; Assorted Colors •CFEKIOR COURT OF NKW JERSEY ay became a welfare state. For- CHANCERY DIVISION eign trade was rigidly controlled MONMOUTH COUNTY w. 2.98 Docket No, F 1754-M and the government dipped its Progressive Credit Union. A credit Area Men hand into practically every line of Union organized under the laws of the State ot New York. Plaintiff vn: business—ranging from public Sold in $500 Units Hilton Roth and Beatrice F.oth, his transport and oil refineries to sea- wife, et als.. Defendants. Attend Camp These Bonds represent a fine investment in a locally Xmas Tree 10 in. high; £f\ By virtue of a. writ o! ejecutlon In side hotel and gambling casinos. the above stated action to me dl- In the long run, the country's owned and locally operated Monmouth County company. 5'/J in, wide—all colors JvC rected. 1 shall expose for sale at pub- FORT MEADE, Md. — Three lic vendue, at the Court House in Red Bank, N. J. area men are'agricultural and modest industri- the Borough of Freehold, County ot Monmouth, New Jersey, on Monday, under going six weeks of summer jal resources were drained near- BELL'S SAVINGS-INVESTMENT PLAN the Sth day of August. I860, at 3 ly dry to pay for subsidies and •'clock. P. M. Prevailing Time. ROTC camp here. DOUBLE YOUR MONEY in 10years STEINBACirS GIFT SHOP, First Floor and Asbury Park All th« following tract or parcel ol The course ends July 29. growing deficits in state-operat- land and premises hereinafter partic- The cadets are Maximillian F. ed enterprises. Here it an Actual Example Thai Shows how an Initial Investment ularly described, situate, lying and be- in a $5,000 BELL FINANCE 6% Bond with Interest Re-inveited to ing In the Township of Middletown, Coschignano, 20, son of Mr. andi Long in the political wilder- In the County ot Uonmouth and State Mrs. Michael J. Coschignano, j ness, the conservatives were the Next Multiple of $ioo... doubles in 10 years. ©f New Jersey, known and desicnated iMIDi lfll\*IIU^I V. xsWhr^iiif^ii^tiw*! )l^,^^jB kill* \,unuwf TUII**~U as t/)t VI on Map entitled "Map o[ ,t back to power last year HlBhvlew Park, East Itoad, Middle- 288 South Bridge Ave., Red Bank.l brought back to power las Intinit m Inttrist Add to Total town Township. N. J." dated July 7. N. J.; Richard B. Goodwyn, 20,[and immediately launched ia dras- Ptriad Principal § Rl-lnvistid lattrtst Invettmtnt J95< ana revised April 9, 1955. made by Henry F. Labrecque. C. E., Redson of Mr. and Mrs. George W. I lie economic shuffle. Some ex- April $5,000.00 i 00.00 $00.00 $ 5,000.00 Bsnk. N J.. Him In the Wonmouth Goodwyn, 84 Laurel Dr., Little, ports think they moved too fast. CouMy Clerk's Office on July IX, 19S5. October 150.00 50.00 5,200.00 Silver, N. J., and Warren L,| They freed the export-import April 156.00 44.00 5.4O0.OO Property located on the northeast- Falk, 20, son of Mrs. Jean FalkJ trade and eliminated artitical, October 162.00 38.00 5,600.00 view 'nwe. To» "hip^fVd^ittown! 9 Maplowood Ave., Keansburg,'state-fixed rates of exchange. Ex- April 168.00 32.00 5,800.00 O'Jy , y N. J. \ ports bought before with state- October' 174.00 26.00 6,000.00 50 Piece Service for 8 Thfc approximate amount of the- JIMR- April 180.00 20.00 6,200.00 Ultra t<> t (' , In (/mid Red Bank Store I.'n.-nl'ii. I Availoblo to Now Jorsoy fUiidonts Only