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BY VOLUME 82, NO. 258 lulled Daily, Monday thtoujd Friday, entered >• Second Clint Matter CARRIER at the Post Olflce at Red Bank, N. J . under the Act ol March 3, 1S79. RED BANK, N. J., THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960 PER COPY 35c pER PAGE ONE 'Un-Spend' $44,000, Set Space Castro Rages Board Asks Voters Capsule RUMSON — Voters here in next February's school election will Missing Driver Can At Criticism be given the happy chore of "un- Recovery spending" $44,000. Have Fender: Police A public question on the ballot RUMSON — Anyone want to New Satellite will ask permission to cancel that swap a green fender for a amount from the $194,000 which careless driving summons? From Church was authorized on a previous ref- To Hurl Cone erendum for a six-classroom ad- If so, the fender may be re- dition at Forrestdale School. deemed at the police station On Signal At last night's Board of Edu- here. It was found early this Says Those Who Condemn cation meeting, it was made morning on the Rumson Rd. VANDENBERG AIR FORCE known that only $150,000 was S-turn near Buena Vista Ave. BASE, Calif. (AP) — America's 4 needed to complete construction Patrolman Walter Pomphrey newest satellite is flashing around Revolution Betray Christ' and furnishing of the new rooms. spotted the rear fender next to the earth ever 94 minutes—await In order to clear the records a smashed reflector light, Skid ing the radio signal to hurl a 300- HAVANA (AP)—Fidel Castro today furiously re- for any possible future bond is- marks indicated the driver pound capsule toward Hawaii. jected criticism of his government by the Roman Cath- failed to negotiate the turn. sue requests, the surplus must Discoverer XIII was launched olic Church, asserting that those who condemned his be officially liquidated by the Police said the fender prob- at this West Coast missile facil- voters. Otherwise, according to ably was ripped off a 1946 to ity yesterday through a fog bank revolution "would be capable of crucifying Christ him- the board's attorney, M e r r i ft 1948 Plymouth. into a perfect polar orbit. On theself again because Christ preached what we are doing." satellite's 17th trip across the top Lane, Jr., the district's borrow- Whoever claims the fender In a boiling rage, the ing power will be erroneously will have to explain why they of the world late this afternoon, represented. left the scene of an accident, a radio signal is set to trigger bearded prime minister A breakdown of costs for the police said. an operation the Air Force has Didn't Look charged" that clergymen addition shows: $110,664.15 for tried six times without suc- directed by the U.S. Em- building contracts; $13,010.95 for :ess: recovery of a capsule of furniture, fixtures and equipment instruments from a vehicle in or-At Traffic bassy were provoking his contracts; $886.04 for printing, Ackerson bit. revolution with church demon- stationery, advertising, etc., and Recovering a capsule is a key Plan: Gray j strations. He also accused th« $7,420.50 for architectural fees. step to the puzzle of how to send „„ _..„„ ., _ United States of getting Span- Quits Board man safely on a roundtrip visit Addition of an $18,038.36 unex- RED BANK - Mayor George j nerallssiino Franco to pended and uncommitted ba- to the inky void of space. Space ish Ge A. Gray yesterday had no opinion pressure Spanish priests in Cu- lance brings the total to $150,In Holmdel STORE DAMAGED — Red Bank Patrolman Michael P. Griesi looks at a car which scientists hope Discoverer XIII is 000. heir lucky number. If the cap-to offer on the proposed new'ba into attacking his regime. HOLMDEL — The resignation rammed Vincent's Coat Stioppe, 2 North Bridge Ave., this morning. The car was sule is recovered safely, mon- traffic pattern outlined by the Shouting, waving his arms of John B. Ackerson from the and giving seeming proof of driven by Tony Kocenski, 67, of 896 River Rd., Fair Haven. Patrolman Franklin OCEAN GROVE (AP) — stalled in Discoverer XIII to ra- that I will — because I don't as lie has ever been in public. The magistrate said he had notboard members in supervision o\ Byron Sharp yesterday marked dio back performance, details at "He who condemns a revolu- construction of the new school List Is Established every step. The instruments know if anything is coming of- had time to review briefs on the the 70th anniversary of his ficially before us." tion like this one betrays Christ," case submitted by Chester Apy, Mr. Ackerson fs a farmer. Hi marriage to his wife, Anna, should tell what goes wrong—if Castro rasped. "They are not FREEHOLD — Fifty names. members, usually the spmething does. Mr. Kellenyi said a letter would j Jr., attorney for Mr. Ludeman has signed a contract to drivi first with this observation; , |only to were drawn before Monmouth drawn, plus additional ones be sent from the Planning Board and Thomas L. Yaccarino, act one of the school buses, starting Instruments in the satellite and their people and to the father- County Judge Elvin R. Simmill "The poor man who gets Ing borongh attorney. The briefs with schobl opening next month. make up for those of the first at ground-tracking stations click- to the governing body with a land." married today is in for a much request that the proposed plan were presented to him late Tues- yesterday to establish a list for drawn who may be excused by ed into operation as the Dis- q He issued a veiled warning that The board voted to install its service on the September Session the court for various reasons. more hectic time than 1 had. coverer lifted off at 1:38 p. a minimum 30-day day, Magistrate Crowell said. new playground equipment in a be given his government would retaliate of the Monmouth County Grand The jury list below is given as He had better look before he yesterday. Mr. Ludeman was arrested July area 50 feet back from Keypori leaps. Once a women tended trial. if the church does not halt its 9 by Police Lt. Charles B. Jones Jury, which convenes Sept. 6. drawn: Three hours later instruments One feature of the new pat- Holmdel Rd. on the east side o to the home and their children, criticism. He was charged with using pro The jury is composed of 23 Joseph Kalish, electrical en- indicated the second stage rocket tern is a pedestrian shoppers' the school. The installation wil like my Anna did. Now all they "We give them time to recon- fane language on Riverside Ave. gineer at Fort Monmouth, of 2b had detached from its first-stage mall on Monmouth St. from require filling and grading whicl want is a good time." sider, time to meditate, time to and later punching Detective Delaware Ave., West Long booster and was orbitting the Drummond PI. to Broad St. see they have irritated people,' the board approved at a cost no earth in an egg-shaped course, Capt. Irving L. Krakowitch. to exceed $500. Branch. ' Sharp is 93 and his wife 92. The planners left details of thehe said. "Because they have ir- Magistrate Crowell reserved de- Boro Refuses They grew up together in Cam- rising 436 miles at its hlghes ritated people and our people The board agreed to advertiS' Dr. Willard R. Dill, physician point and 161 at the lowest. I pattern such as relocation of bus cision after a hearing last week for bids on black-topping a 21- of 80 Main Ave., Ocean Grove. den, Del., and were married in stops and furnishings of the mall have always reacted in the face to await preparation of the briefs the Methodist Church there on should be about 200 miles high of what does not have justifica- 000-square-foot area at the real Two Offers Mrs. Irene B. Myers, house- when the capsule detaches. up to the council. by the attorneys. • of the school. It also voted t( wife, of 30 Elm La., Shrewsbury. Aug. 10, 1890. Six years ago tion, in the face of what does Mr. Apy contends that the cour they moved to IS Embury Discoverer XII carried not have any explanation other seek bids for fencing to be ereel Benjamin A. Parker, assistan same type of diagnostic instru- lacks jurisdiction in the assaul For Its Land Ave. here from Fanwood. than betrayal of the interests of ed between the school playgrouni treasurer, Mainstay Federal Sav- ments. The instruments didn' Smash 94 and battery case on the grounds and back yards of home EATONTOWN — Mayor ings and Loan, Red Bank, of 112 Their daughter, Mrs. Mae the fatherland." It never would have happened i get to tell what went wrong, fronting on Keyport-Holmdel R Council last night refused two Brainard Ave., Port Monmouth. Baker, lives with them. however, because the vehicle "There is no doubt that the Mr. Ludeman had not been tak Occupants of the homes com offers to purchase borough-own American Embassy has thrown en from Middletown into Red Mrs. Margaret E. Rullman, The couple agreed that try- didn't go into orbit. Windoivs In plained recently to the board ed land and held over two more into the battle Its final pawns," Bank. housewife, 50 West Front St., Red ing to please each other Is children trespassing. offers for study. Bank. he declared. "There is no doubt Lt. Jones testified he followed the secret ingredient to their An offer by Harry Kotler, Eli* Mrs. Lillian R. Whiting, house- success in marriage. Twp. School that the imperialistic partner Mr. Ludeman across Cooper's wife, of 14 Oak Wood La., Rum- ol (Spanish Generalissimo) Bridge into Middletown following abeth, of $200 for a land-locked "We try never to have Fisherman MIDDLETOWN — James W. Woman, Baby parcel near Youmans Ave. wasson. Franco and his fascism has In- the alleged profanity. scraps," Mrs. Sharp said. "Oh, Davidheiser, secretary of the fluenced Franco so that Franco turned down. Mrs. Clara K. Olson, account- Board of Education, reported yes- Apy's Argument ant, of 227 Crosby Ave\, Wesi we have a few words but al- Dies On can mobilize against our coun- There, he said, Mr. Ludeman Hurt in Crash "A lot of well over an acre Deal. ways very far apart." terday that vandals had smash- trymen as many Fascist priests resisted arrest and Lt. Jones used is worth more than $200 no mat ed 79 large and 15 small windows Rev. George A. Robertshaw, She said her husband shuts as they can count on in our a blackjack and a pistol butt on LITTLE SILVER — A womai ter where in this borough it is," Party Boat at the East Keansburg School rector, St. George's-by-the-River up like a clam on such occa- country." ludeman's head to subdue him and her 20-month-old daughte Councilman Ralph L. Lewis stat- during the past two weeks. were injured yesterday whei Church, 9 Lincoln Ave., Rumson. sions, "Because he knows it's SANDY HOOK-A 59-year-old Castro attacked the "scribes Lt. Jones said Mr. Ludeman at ed. 1 Mr. Davidheiser estimated Ihe one time twisted the blackjack their car struck the rear of Kenneth J. Nearey, accounting no use. I'm right.' man, aboard the party boat Nor- cost of replacing the windows, and Pharisees who did not raise Monmouth County Highway De Also refused, on the grounds manager, New Jersey Bell Tele- dosa for an afternoon of fishing, a voice to protest against the from his hand and attacked him that the land lies in an indus "ncluding installation and ciean- with it. partment truck on Seven Bridgt phone Company at Elizabeth, of suffered a heart attack ,and ap- ng, at $500. crimei s off (Dictator Fulgencio) Rd. trial area and is smaller than 1424 Seventh Ave., Neptune. Altitude Record parently died before he could be Batisla, the scribes who were Mr. Apy maintains that the de- the five-acre minimum for that He said work has been started fendant never should have been Police said Mrs. Mary L. Pow William C. Riker, retired, North brought ashore here yesterday. to repair the damage. photographed with thc tyrant — ers, 22, of 160 Rumson Rd., Li zone, was an offer of $300 by Farm, Holmdel. Try Set /or Today The dead man was identified as baptizing the children of the ty- returned to Red Bank. He called Hattie Epps Stafford for two lots Thc secretary said that in the action "tantamount to kid tie Silver, was headed south or Arthur J. Harman, chemist, Na- EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, John Roesch, 31 Park La., many cases rocks were thrown rant." at Tinton Ave. and Maxwell Rd. naping." the road when she lost contro tional Lead Company, of 56 Ap-Calif. (AP) - The X15 rocket Wayne, Passaic County. through windows which were cov- (Some of (he church's highest Magistrate Crowell withheld de- of the car. The operator of th( Council will study an offer from plebrook Farm Rd., Middletown. plane, which set a speed record Responding to a radio call from ered with wire mesh. ranking prelates baptized Batis- cision in the case to allow Mr. truck was Ralph Darby, Old Mil John Dobrowolski for a lot ad- George Peterson, banker, last week, is set to try for an he Nordosa, a party boat that He said that the school board|ta's children, but at least one Apy to submit a brief arguing Rd., Marlboro Township. jacent to his home, which he Keansburg-Middletown Bank, of altitude mark today. berths at Leonardo, was a Coast ustalled a $3,000 fence two years leading Catholic prelate, Rev. Guard patrol boat operated by his point. The magistrate said Mrs. Powers and her daughter, hopes to use to increase the size 51 La Fetra Ave., Eatontown. Air Force Maj. Robert M. ago to keep vandals away from Enrique Perez Serantes, arch- Boatswain's Mate Edward Huff. the court had no jurisdiction over Patricia, were treated in Riven of his children's play area. Morris Cinnaman, certified pub- White hopes to push it to about the school but that this has notbishop of Santiago, once inter- lic accountant, 721 Bendermere Huff said, "we brought the man alleged Incidents in Middletown. view Hospital for minor cuts. Also to be studied is an offer 135,000 feet. The present mark stopped the damage. (See CASTRO, Pg. 2) Ave., Interlaken. aboard our boat in a Stokes' from Harold Ragoff, Hillside, to or rocket craft is 126,200 feet— Gordon Forsyth, Jr., assistant itter basket. Everyone aboard but a lot in Turner Village for ust short of 24 miles—set by the;he Nordosa was most helpful, treasurer, Reinsurance Corp., of late Capt. Iven C. Klncheloe here $729.79, the amount of back taxes 175 Oxford Ave., Fair Haven. ut there was no response to our County Help Sought due for the parcel. n the X2 in 1956. ttempts to revive the man byAsk Board to Halt Mrs. Ann F. Edwards, motel The speed mark of 2,196 m.p.h. manager, Rt. 35, Sea Girt. mouth-to-mouth breathing or oth- was set by pilot Joseph Walker r artificial respiration." Mrs. Dorothy E. Stein, Moti- of the National Aeronautics and Licenseless vational Research Inc., of 124 The rescue boat put in at the Shopping For Land On Drainage Woes Space Administration. He and andy Hook Coast Guard base (See GRAND JURY, Pg. 2) White are sharing X15 test flights. nd Mr. Doesch was taken to MIDDLETOWN - The Town- which cut through the townshl Driver Gets Monmouth Medical Center by the HOLMDEL — Three promin- however, after a joint meeting ship Committee started action drain into these creeks. Durinf Highlands First Aid Squad. He mt township residents appealed iff the board with the Township last night to correct community- recent storms, the creeks wen was'pronounced dead on arrival to the Board of Education last • Committee and Planning Board. wide drainage problems aggra- inadequate to take the rurt-of $500 Fine .... . ,, . . „, Harry D, Lubkert, board prcs- May Approve New t the hospital. l vated by recent rains. from the ditches, and many areai RED BANK — A third con The body was removed to the night to adopt a "wait-and-see .jdcn( said ,ast njght (he ^ The governing body announced of the township were flooded. viction in less than a year for policy toward purchase of school groups had not come to any fi- that it will meet in an adjourn- Want Figures driving on the revoked list Woolley Funeral Home, Long sites. nal conclusions "and certainly not ed session Monday to formally Mr. Compton said the com brought a $500 fine yesterday for Branch. The school board answered, via as to specific sites." mittee met in conference will Zoning At Holmdel Introduce a resolution asking Ismacl Ribot, 24, of 127 Oakland Vice President Harry D. Pitch-; Letters Written ! He for county financial aid to widen county freeholders last week St, er, that by actual count of prc- reported, however, that they which time county officials ask !nad wrlttcn a two creeks which lead into the Magistrate John V. Crowell al- HOLMDEL - The Planning prove formally the new zoning Charge Is school children now residing in series ol letters ed for engineering figures be t0 o bay. so imposed a 90-day suspended Board, at an executive session proposals at this meeting. the township, 30 more classrooms " 'mdcl village landowners to fore committing themselves. According to Committecman J. jail sentence. He called Ribot a Tuesday night, agreed on the The proposal was contained in a will be needed by 1!)B2. i determine if they were willing l0 so lan(i tQ ne Crawford Compton, the township Mr. Compton could give no cos "flagrant" violator. creation of two new zones in the report made Tuesday night by Reduced, This estimate does not include " < school board, figures on the cost of widenln township. Community Planning Associates additional pupils from future Mil innluht ill V:-tTi in Town-1pi'nplp use TIIP Roister nils end During n preliminary hearing, month In lake oplion mi the '.!! hie »-»-- ••»*»ri•* would ifsull if tlm S|>orli 21, 25, Imsls In operate n hull(lo«>r mill cureless drlvini:, $10, nnd drlvinKjshlp Hull, (Vuwfoid's Corner, issui! ln'ciii"-!" results conic fas however, Slirlly .sni'l lie coiilil nol |arrr Klv Ir.icl in Hnlmcli'l vil lm Branch. . ,.,-... NEW YORK (AP) - Peter J. , u _,. - MC OUEEM MM, Margaret S. Criomer, re- McNulty, «^rear.o!d Irish enter- W*8' «•» * ™, u c Twenty Receive Trophies tired, of 616 Brooklyn Blvd., Sea tainer who made bis vaudeville RED BANK - Mrs. Eva S. Girt. debut at the age of five, died j McQueen of 52 Locust Ave., died ./ JJED BANK — The Parks and the playgrounds for attendance,, Leon Zuckerman, public rela Tuesday at a Bronx Veterans; yesterday in Monmouth^ Medical ',)Rpcreau'on Committee sponsored co-operation, and participation. tions director of New Jersey Na- hospital. He had been ill for Center. A' 1!lifetim'": e:J resident~~* , she Us annual awards picnic Monday The following were trophy win- tural Gas Company, of 98 Her about five months. was 85. for participants of the five Red ners: Dr., Middletown. McNulty began his career on DBor°™n 'i"n «Re»d 7Bank' , Mrs"V. Mc:- - Bank playgrounds. The affair was High School: Ann Srhweers, 88 ( Isidore Perlman, farmer, Im- th,e vaudeville stagstase-ae as aa mem-!Q"<*« was the daughter of the late Forman and Mary Jane Ben- held at Mohawk Pond and Mem-Hudson Ave.; Billy McCue, 62 [aystown. ber of the "McNulty Trio." The nett Smith. She was a member orial Field. Elm PI.; Susan Schindler, 8 West Mrs. Mary E. Burns, real es- other members wete his mother; of the Red Bank Baptist Church. ' .twenty trophies were awarded Lake Rd., and Edward Williams, tate broker, of 505 Cedar Ave. known to the entertainment world to the best girls and boys from 47 Westside Ave. Allenhurst.- as "Ma" McNulty, and his sis- Mrs. McQueen was an art grad- Mechanic St: Suzanne Knapp, Charles E. Edwards, electrica ter, Eileen McNulty. uate of Cooper Union. For many 56 William St.: Ronnie Carter, contractor, of 209 Comanche Dr. years she was a colorist for com- A song and dance man, Mc- 233 Mechanic St.; Janet Thomp- Oceanport. mercial photographers and the E. Nulty went into radio and night Delay Verdict son. 212 River Rd., and Myron Mrs. James J. Hogan. house- I. duPont Company in New York. club work after the death of Morson, 11 Mount St. wife, 168 Grange Ave., Fair Ha Surviving are a son, Stanley W. vaudeville. He also had appeared Oakland St.: Patricia Evens, en. McQueen of Washington, D. C: On Elberon on the stage and in television. 24 West St.; Stanley Foley, 187 James I. Forsyth, assistant to a daughter, Mrs. H. J. Holland, W.est Front St.; Irene Toater, president, American Abrasive He was • member of the at home; five grandchildren, and Post Office 148 Monmoilth St., and Floyd Metals Co,, of 426 Jefferson Ave. American Guild of Variety Art- nine great-grandchildren.- ists and, as a pianist, a member LONG BRANCH—The question Kromann, 22 West .St. Avon. - Services will be held Saturday of whether a new post office will River St.: Sharon Bradley, 42 Lionel W. Lancaster, civil en- of Local 802 of the Musfcians" at 2 p. m. in the Adams Memo- be constructed in Elberon, re- West Westside Ave.; Bruce How- gineer,' 64 West Front St., Red Union. rial Home. Rev. Don Maxfield, mained unresolved last night. ard, 41 West Westside Ave.; Bank. Both the..mother and,the sister interim pastor of the Baptist TWD competing parties ap- Deborah Miller, 18 Willow St., Timothy A. Lynch, executive survive. The sister is the.wife Church, will officiate. Burial will peared before the Zoning Board and Teddy Garrett, 250 Shrews- sales consultant, Reynolds Metals of John J. Grogan, mayor ofbe in Fair View Cemetery. of Adjustment seeking variances bury Ave. Co, of Bayside Dr., Highlands. Hoboken, N.J. Other survivors in- which would enable them to Memorial Field: Claudia Bor- Gerard V. Mullin, manager, clude McNulty's widow,. Mrs. Ele- JAMES H. GRADY erect a building. chardt, 275 Pearl St.; Michael New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- anor McNulty; a son, Peter, Jr., SHREWSBURY — James H. One of them—the Hendrickson Wilson, 227 Pearl St.; Renee Gay- pany at Newark, of 517 Jeffer- and a daughter, Patricia. Grady, 67, of 50 Park Ave., died Construction Co., Shrewsbury- lord, 209 Pearl St., and Nat Un- son Ave., Avon. A solemn high requiem mass suddenly in his home yesterday. AMBULANCES ON PARADE — First aid squads of the Red Bank area last night dis- withdrew its application, the derwood, 265 Pearl St. Mrs. Elizabeth Peacock, house- will be offered tomorrow at Man- Born in Jersey City,.the son firm had proposed to build a Dodge Ball Winners played their finest equipment in a Broad St. parade. This procession was held in con- wife, Tyson La., Rumson. hattan's St. Paul the Apostle of the late Mr. and Mrs. James post office on two lots on the In the dodge ball tournament nection with the observance of New Jersey's First Aid Month. Later, the squads gath- John J. Kozak, Jr., banker, Church. Officiating at the mass H. Grady, Sr., he was a resi- east side of the New York and for six to nine-year-olds, Mem- Monmouth County National Bank, will be Rev. Nicholas Grogan, dent here for 20 years. ered at the new headquarter! of the Rod Bank squad where an "open house" program Long Branch tracks on the site orial Fields' team placed first of BallinswoodBd., Atlantic High- McNulty's brother-in-law. Burial Mr.. Grady worked since 1930 as of the present railroad station. with Mechanic St. second and was attended by more than 150 persons, many of whom put questions before the lands. will be in Calvary Cemetery, a salesman for the Bulkley Dun- Board Chairman Anthony A. Oakland St. third. Members of squad experts for discussion. Dr. Anthony F. De Vito, den- Queens. ton Paper Company of New York. DeSante said the variance appli- the Memorial Field team are, tist, of Grant Ave., Eatontown. During World War I, he served cation was withdrawn after the Margie Johnson, Carolyn Moss, George T. McCarthy, reporter, with the U. S. Navy. company learned that ownership Bryan Moss, Ricky Curtis, Den- Brown Publishing and Printing A. H. Aronson Surviving are his wife, Mrs. of the lots was in doubt and that' ise Scott, Pat Green, Michael Company, of 85 First St., Key- Myrtle. Alexander Grady; two title to the property might be Harper, Kathy Jackson, Henry port. Service Held stepdaughters, Mrs. Beatrice difficult to clear. Lamberson and Patty Raffine. Mrs. Esther C. Roake, house- Leadbeater of Oceanport and Mrs WEST DEAL-The funeral of The other applicant is Taka- wife, of 411 Sylvanfa Ave,, Avon. Robert C. Halsey of Chatham; In the dodge ball tournament AlexandeP H. Aronson, former nassee Properties, Inc. Edwin T. L"ambert. merchant, two sisters. Miss Mable Grady for the 10 to 12-year-olds, the president of the Ronson Corp., Testimony was taken last night of 34 Monmouth Pkwy., East and Mrs, Z. Van Houten, both High School team placed first was held this morning in the on the variance request oi mis Keansburg. of Caldwell, and six grandchil- with River St. second and. Oak Goldsticker Memorial Home, firm, who is seeking to construct land St. third. Members of the Frank M. Waitt. supervisor for dren. Newark. the post office on a lOOxlSO-foot High School team are, C. B New Jersey Bell Telephone Com- The Robert A. Braun Home for Mr. Aronson, who was.68, died lot it owns on Truex Ave., be- Carter, Moss Dudley, Butch Web- panv at Shrewsbury, of 312 Liber- Funerals, Eatontown, is in charge Monday night at his summer tween North and South Lincoln ster, Jim Dudley, John Miller, ty St., Long Branch. of arrangements. Aves., west of the tracks. home here. He had lived at 342 Richard Mosca, Osborn Pitch, Mrs. Elvera Scott, housewife, Walker Rd., West Orange. The variance is being opposed Gary Snover, Jim Mottine, and of 37 Conover La., Middletown. MRS. SANITA CLEFFI by the Elberon Voters and Prop- Mike Tomaino. W. Dunham Morey, certified Mr. Aronsori, who was the son LONG BRANCH - Mrs. Sanita erty Owners Association. Sev- oublic accountant, of 4 Dutch La., The finals in the potato and of the late Louis V. Aronson, Cleffi, 69, of 111 Union Ave., died eral association members spoke Freehold. spoon race for the six to nine founder of Ronson, was associ- yesterday in her home. against the variance last night. Rev. Robert Z. Wuchter, Holy year-olds was won by Carla Gay ated with the company 40 years. She was born in Italy and had Mr. DeSante said the hearing Trinity Church, of 5 Osborn Ave., lord, 209 Pearl St. She attends He was elected president in 1952 been in this country 55 years, all was adjourned to Sept. 14 at Manasauan. the Memorial Field playground. but gave up the post to his son, but five of them in Long Branch. which time additional testimony Ira C. Tilton, secretary. Free- Jeff Fleming, 97 Mechanic St., Louis V. Aronson 2d the next Her husband was the late James will be taken. hold Regional Board of Educa- was second and Linda Roudcr, year. Cleffi. He died in 1956. Mrs* tion, of 15 Club PI., Freehold. 100 Hudson Ave., third. He was a member of Holly- Cleffi was a daughter of the late Mrs. Dorothv R. McMurray, Potato, Spoon Victors wood Golf Club, Deal. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pizza. housewife, of 162 Harrison Ave., Revaluation The finals in the potato and Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are four sons, Al- Fair Haven. spoon race for the 10 to 12-year- Leona Aronson; a daughter, Mrs. phonso, Jerry, Salvatore and Victor P. Satter. Satter Lum- olds was won by Albert Credel, Irving Hertz. South Oranqe: his James Cleffi, Jr.; and two daugh- ber Company, of 127 White Rd., Program Is 14 Drummond Ave. He attends stepmother, Mrs. Louis V. Aron- ters, Mrs. Anna Longenberger Little Silver. the River St., playground. James son of New York; three sisters, and Miss Catherine Cleffi, all of •Rev. Bernard McK. Garlick, Mottine, 31 St. Nicholas PI., Mrs. Harry L. Tepper and Mrs. this city; two sisters living in Carried Out St. Peter's Church, of 33 Throck- placed second and Osborn Pitch, Jerome J. BlumberE. both of Italy, and seven grandchildren. ' FREEHOLD — All 53 county EXPERTS OF THE SQUADS — Charles Bennett of the Red Bank First Aid Squad, at. morton St., Freehold. West Westside Ave., was third. South Orange, and Mrs. Isadore A high requiem mass will be municipalities have revaluated left with electric megaphone, bids welcome to three squad members from Keyport Mrs. Mvrtle B. Jacoby, house- The finals in the sack race for Rosengarten of East Orange, and offered Saturday at 9 a. m. in their taxable real property, or wife, of 338 Lincoln Ave,, Oak- the six to nine-year-olds was won as units from 16 municipalities gathered in Red Bank last night in an observance of six grandchildren; Star of the Sea Catholic Church are in the process of revaluating hurst. by Elaine Douglas, 46 Drummond by Rev. John H. Horan. Burial or are negotiating contracts to First Aid Month. The others, left to right, are Vernon Ralph, William Ralph and Mal- Burton Moore, executive en- Ave., who attends the River St. THOMAS J. SCHENK will be in Mt. Carmel Cemetery get the work accomplished. colm Masher. All assisted in arranging the memorial program. gineer Hyatt Bearings Division, playground. Michael Wilson, 227 under the direction of the Dami- That's what a county Board of of 50 West Front St., Red Bank. EATONTOWN — Thomas J. Pearl St. and Harold Booker, 330 anj Funeral Home. " Taxation survey brings out. Mrs. Alma J. Lewis, registered Schenk, of 5 Princess La., died Shrewsbury Ave., were second nurte, of 3317 Corlies Ave., Nep-this morning in Monmouth Medi- Twenty-six municipalities have and third respectively. 10TH BIRTHDAY Castro tune. cal Center after a long illness. • completed revaluation programs MIDDLETOWN — James Phil- The finals in the sack race for Fred O. Gill, general contrac He was '55. and are using up-to-date assess (Continued) lips, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton mcnt figures, Ross R. Beck, tax the 10 to 12-year-olds was won tor, of 24 Sunrise PI., . River ' Born in' Chicago, he was a vened t0 save Castr0 s life from Phillips, Suffolk La., celebrated board secretary, said. . by Ronald Horton, 190 West Ber-! ' Plaza. resident of' Lone Branch before Batista firing squad ) his 10th birthday Tuesday with an gen PI., from the River St. play- Mrs. Dorothy R. Husband, movinp here last year. •In 10 municipalities, revalua- outdoor barbecue and patio party ground. Osborn Pitch was second The prime minister said most housewife, of 75 Riveredge Rd., Mr. Scherik Wits Thananer of tion will be completed in time at his home. • for the 1961 tax year. and Milton Gaylord, 209 Pearl St., priests are humble men who New Shrewsbury. the Long Branch branch of Swift Among his guests were Elliott . • The revaluation program is in third. serve the people "while higher Harold J. Collins, executive of & Company. He was a mem- Morgan, Walter' Martin, John >. progress in eight other municipal- The tug-of-war tournament for spheres speak for them." Collins Brothers, of 568 Ridge ber of St. Dorothea's Catholic Vigliotti, Stephen Rhodes, David - ities, but the completion date is the 6 to 9 year-olds was won He asserted that his govern-] Rd., Fair Haven. Church. Given, Wayne Diffendafer, all of - -Uncertain. by the Memorial Field team. The ment has been "generous up toj George F. Sampson, public ac- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Middletown, and Douglas Is- The other towns are negotiat- members are, Calvin Credel, the maximum" in allowing the| countant, of 8 Miriam Dr., Mat- Phvllis Schenk; his parents, Mr. becque, of Belgium, and brothers . Ing for revaluation contracts. Phillip Dotts, Larry Borch- church to continue to operate wan. and Mrs. Josenh Schenk of Chi- Gary and Douglas and sister ardt, Michael Wilson, Thomas its own schools and has respect- John O. Teeter, vice president cago; a son, Robert Schenk; a Annette. Wilson and George Underwood. ed all creeds. Pfizer International, Inc., of 36 daughter, Joanne Schenk, both at Bellevue Ave., Rumson. home, and a sister, Miss Virginia In the 10 to 12-year-old group, "I would like to see a pas- IJazlet Cubs Mrs. B e r n i c e H. Schlaefer, Schenk of Chicaro. Charcoal has been used for the Oakland St. team placed first toral letter where the crimes and housewife, of 311 Liberty St., The Woolley Funeral Home, smelting metals for at least 6,000 followed by the High School team. murders of Batista are condemn- Long Branch. Long Branch, is in charge ofyears. #old Outing Members of the Oakland St. ed," he shouted in his rape. He team are, Jay Stalesworth, Henry arrangements. ;,RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Cub demanded the church also con- Williams, Emile Talerico, Eddie Scout Pack 130 of Hanlet, held an demn "the crimes of imperial- TO ENTER LEHIGH NOW TUNE TO oiiting Sunday at Ocean County Mulligan, Joe Biasco, and John ism, the horrors nf imperialism Park in Lakewood. The activiti- Connors. ... the plans of invasion, of Births BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Peter D. ties included a barbecue, swim- League Leaders imperialism." Grudin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al- The High School playground's •mm fred E. Grudin, 435 Spring St., ming and games. The crowd was so caught uo 1410 • Some of the Cubs passed swim- softball team beat the River St. Little Silver, will enter Lehigh tn Castro's tirade that it Rivervlew Hospital ming requirements for the 50th team to keep first place in the University next month. He is IWHTG—Radio shouted wildly for five min- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burdge, 124 anniversary service award for softball league. Oakland St. beat a graduate oi Red Bank High j" Wesley Ave., Atlantic Highlands • Mnr Bkrawibuy scouting. The sons defeated their Memorial Field leaving Mechan- utes. The band had to play the School. son, yesterday. fathers in the Softball game. ic in last place. The members national anthem to bring quiet. of the High School team are, Castro's attack on the church Mr. and Mrs. Folger Penning- TPack 130 will be represented by was preceded by a good-humor- ton, Jr., 136 West Bergen PI. Jotn R. Sullivan at the Mon- Jim Dudley, Moss Dudley, ed, two-hour discussion of thej'f. Red Bank, daughter, yesterday. mouth Council North-South All Charles Carter, Richard Mosca, agricultural situation in Cuba ' Mr. and Mrs. John Pierce, 32 Star softball game to be held at Butch Webster, Osborne Pitts, 1 Sycamore Dr., Hazlet, son, yes MAKE DEPOSITS Fort Monmouth. Edward Williams, Gary Snover, In this he made only passinr, Larry Snover, Paul Albrecht, reference to the United State-;: terday. Billy McCue, John Miller, Jim and another favorite target, the Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schweers Red Bank Mottine and Dennis Hughes. Organization of American States 92 McLaren St., Red Bank, son, (OAS). yesterday. The activities were conducted DO YOUR BANKING Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gallo, 52 by John F. Moses, supervisor of The prime minister ridiculed Rosewood Dr., Cliffwood Beach, Man Fined playgrounds and the summer critics who had predicted sugar BY MAIL / daughter, yesterday. NEW SHREWSBURY - John staff. The staff and the play- production would fall off and Williams, 47. of 59 West BerRen grounds they supervise are: High said the situation was so good Mr. and Mrs. George Gilkcson. PI., Red Bank, was fined $15 last School, Carol Tarlin, supervisor the government was diverting 6 APPRECIATES SERVICE — Little Wayne Calandri'ello, 82 Reeds Rd., New Shrewsbury,! night by Magistrate Marvin E. million dollars earmarked for daughter, yesterday. USE OUR NIGHT \^ and Craig Lyon, assistant super- 2'/j, sporting a big bruise on his forehead that resulted Schaefer for careless driving. visor; Mechanic St. Albert j increased sugar production to di- Mr. and Mrs. Terrence Byrne, Williams was charged with Forte, supervisor, and' Heather j versification of agriculture. from play, seems to have reasons of his own for support- 11 Jupiter St., Middletown, DEPOSITORY causing an accident July 17 on Williams, assistant supervisor; • The dispute between the Cath- ing First Aid Month. The boy, son of Patrolman and daughter, this morning. Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Leming, 3 Pear St., police said. Oakland St., Suzanne Krakowitch, io'ic Church and the Castro re- Mrs, Frank Calandriello, 87 John St., Red Bank, watches Paying $6 fines for violation of j supervisor, and Arnold Vincent leime bepan Julv 17 with an antl Mason Dr., Hazlet, son, this the activities as Red Bank played host to members of 15 the dog ordinance were George and Nicholas Codospoti, assistant I Communist demonstration _at a morning. Novy, 13 Stevens Ave., and James supervisors; River St.; Henry church service in Havana Cathe- other first aid squads yesterday. Monmouth Medical Center Harding, 66 Stevens Ave. Olds, supervisor and Rochelle dral. This brought counter-dem- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Miller, Morgovsky, assistant supervisor, onstrations from oro-Castro Wi'nlher 16 Colonial Ct., Fair "Haven, Police Probe Theft and Memorial Field, Charles Ar- canps, and since then there have |J Cily Boy, II, daughter, yesterday. Of Building Muterinln gento, supervisor, and Rosalind j1"'0" twn Rang attacks in front Cloudy this morning, becomingi Hold in Falul Stabbing Mr, and Mrs. Robert Perri, 26 Rosenfeld, assistant supervisor, jot the rathedral on churchgoers, fair and pleasant by afternoon. Algonquin Ave., Oceanport, LITTLEF SHVTSILVER n/,iir» , . dal| 5eas last BD( CV J I!J_~I...... Khter, yesterday. Investigating Lthe ihl of $'B' The iSh! lhC Wi C ar nd C001 tomorrow. °" " " • - '° " y-r-old boy turned himself "ovVr Mr. nnd Mrs. James Chevaa- ASK US FOR DETAILS worth of buildinp materials from lonlllhht t witihh llow s ln h hp urgln Sof X nT.oral letter! | [ P, J j gBBlier , 153 Vanderbll_„t ,_.Ave.,,„ Long Tower Hill Estates on Prospect |most« |a s < la J>'« h Avr. and MsRr. Kvcllo Dlnz. arch- P « except about 60 '«st night a few hours after the Branch, dauahter, yesterday. ON THESE CONVENIENT hlshon cnmlliilor nf llnvnnn along the coast. Friday fair and '« ' «' Mr. and Mr», Ronald Waltt, The theft was reported by Joel Pleads Guilty youth before hundreds of onlook- Klicman. the developer, yester-jrpi and the acting head of the pleasant with highs near 80, 681 Morford Ave, Long Branch, & HELPFUL SERVICES! church In Cuba, thrcnlcned to ers. dnuchter, yesterday. day. The materials, Including! J[ O Marine Police said Albert Brown ad- close nil rhurrhei on the Is- Mr. and Mrx. Avan Reeves, 5 ghlnples and cast iron pipe, ap- mitted stabbing Joseph D'Ippol- Und unless the government *',?<*,'I1""'' 1 C.^. ^ Sravlew Manor, Long Branch, parently were stolen between FREEHOLD — Mrs. Amelia Northeast to north winds 10-15 ito after nn argument. t lrnn '"';n(<|1 ln j1- M/'" w" Visibility 5-10 miles. - .-„ „„. ,„ ,, ,Recto , r PI., Rcv-I Bank, son, yei- 20. Brown, n Ncjjro, fought In fronumt celebrated .is .mini vesterdnv In, • „ ^^ ' «, (erdny. Wild Kuy Kr-Miir n of In entering the pirn before Mon- " Hiiviinn . ""'' ,"'nri' ,'„" ., 115.1 Newark Ave. ! Patlcmon Army Hospital LEONARDO — Louis Hdnnk, immlh County .ludiip l-.lvin R wore no rcp'i nf MONMOUTH COUNTY ""-'Id'-nts. j (Sandy Hook) } tVlppolit.> wan p,onoun.-c-cl drad j Wn. rant Officer nnd Mm. War- nclford, whili- on n diver train- .Sirninill, Mrs. Taylor withdrew' Iwluy-hlgh. 11:57 a. nv; low,!,,, t|u, ncm< |lflcr ,,,, r|((h( |unR,rnn E. Patterson, IluiUIIng 544, Inc outing wild other member? nf nn earlier denial'of guilt. She W)AI. I'OSIS TO STAY ";''' P' "'• WHS punctured j Apt. 4, I'ort Monmnulh, »on, Tue*. the Miditlclown I'ulicr Reserve will he sentenced Auj1,. 24 IIOSTON (AP) - A lull wliicl liKliiy-hiHh, 0: in ii. m., nnd Aflcrwnnli, llrcnvn went honuv'lnv, train, wns cr : diterl with Kobert [,. Scott,. 41, Newark, v wild fix pi'iuilties of $.10 Ki MIO. I2:4fi |>. in.; low. 11:31 ,i. in., nnd |,, .tn tlalrn Ave. There hi* mnlh. Sp. 5 nml Mm. Alnn .1. Mrxirr, NATIONAL BANK reselling * »ix-yr«ir-(il •I )!irl when iilcjidcfl III,I pull" in ]V,IIIM|. f •ir iiniMiiluiii/ed removnl of fiiot- 7:iMi |i, m. cr| Mr, Z,,M(| u,,||rVi n(.l,)r,r.,|(l".!i!f> Aslnirv Ave., Anbury Park, liei irlflalilMi- i,,fl i, llnpsH IO0 nine uoiililrv, dinks tolnlini! I ill |:o,il |ioM'i was pnM.eil vi", dm Id-il II,ink iinil KIIIIIMHI Miinclhiii)! iv.is IVMHIJ: mid urf.ril' dniiithter, Tursilnv. f'-f I titan shore ir Mrvik J.'iH hi-liner-n .',•(,•.• ':<) .111(1 Iji-r I "lilv I)1P Hie M;r.Mi( liiiM-ll'. \nu\yy iiild 2 IKIIIIS; Sen llrlglil, him lo tuin himself In ' Sp.l lir.il ("ln«s and Mrs. I'.ii- llfiv he/c Yif,r|;r. ( ' •'Til l 1'iVl if) I hri'liiin !i( Iniler, .' •nnle A I-IIXIKIMI •CIKMJII'III wn1, (Iciliiil I'l inliiulr . I mi" lli,i,i

Complete mamm Banking Lavish four-piece sectionals featuring l Services all foam cushioning from $198.00 Merchants Trust Company has brought a new meaning to BANKING SERVICE in the Famous Simmons Northern Monmouth County Area. 3 Con- venient offices to serve you ... each "Vitalizer" mattress offering the complete services of a modern value $69.50 bank. Drive-In and Walk-Up'facilities at each. All-Da/ Banking Hours and. ample Now $49.50 free parking tool '

» MAIN OFFICE: 150 BROAD ST., RED BANK :• BRANCH: FAIR HAVEN SHOPPING CENTER i BRANCH: Rt. 35 & LAUREL AVE, HOLMDEL All lumps reduced from

i 25% to 50% Join the ever increasing number of people who say "FOR MY MONEY IT'S ... 2jr RED BANK DUAL ROLE: Aceialo brocade makes a sew-it-yourselt dress that can erchants FAIR HAVEN serve as an informal bridal gown or bridesmaid's dress. The fabric for this frock including patterns and trimmings costs less than $8, HOLMDEL No problem finding tenants Are Upon You fedtrat Rcicnc Sjitm / ilcwib'cr FeJml Depoiii tmuiance Ccrpomioa Vtfbtr when you advertise The Register On The House way.—Advertisement. AP Newsfeatures IN PAINTING CONCRETE, stucco, mortar, cement block and similar types of masonry, it 's WE'RE MAKING GREATER REDUCTIONS THAN j PUBLIC AUCTION SALE important to use paints which •The undersigned, having discontinued the Pemberton Borough High School, will sell at are immune to the alkali present USUAL . . . WITHOUT ANY SACRIFICE • public auction on the premises at m these building materials. These paints include exterior la- ON QUALITY! tex designed for masonry use, \ PEMBERTON HIGH SCHOOL Portland cement, solvent-thinned THOSE WHO ARE PLANNING TO BEAUTIFY esins especially suitable for swimming pools, and transparent THEIR HOMES THIS FALL CAN AVAIL THEMSELVES ; PEMBERTON, NEW JERSEY silicone coatings. Oil-based : Corner of Egbert and Jane Streets paints generally are not recom- OP SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS BY BUYING IN mended, although the exterior kind may be used over sound, THIS SALE . . . REMEMBER • THERE ARE i SATURDAY—AUGUST 20th previously-painted surfaces. ONLY TW.ENTY DAYS LEFT IN AUGUST. \ 10:00 A. M. Before painting masonry, all <• Two Underwood typewriters, two Remington typewriters, two Royal typewriters, one dirt and dust should be removed 'Smith-Corona typewriter, one ten-key adding machine, one Monro-Matic, two calculators, OUR PRICES GO BACK TO ione Burroughs adding machine, 50 student chairs. lfi student desks, 61 typing desks, one by brushing and scrubbing with '.record player and records, one- record cabinet, one floor polisher, five sets of earphones, water. Wiping with turpentine or NORMAL ON SEPTEMBER 1ST! , , itwo electric record players, one tape recorder, one duplicator machine, one bookkeeping an odorless solvent will take off •machine, 20 reams bookkeeping paper,' SxlO1-,: 13 reams ledger p .per, folding chairs, oil or grease. Metal objects im- ,three water basins. bedded in the walls or other sur-j i SHOP EQUIPMENT: One lathe, 9" Model A (South Iiend\ and lathe wrenches; faces should be printed with an f ^one four-jawed chuck, one cut-off tool and holder, one live center Morse t'l taper, two nnti-corrosive metal primer, and, •lathe dead centers Morse =2 taper, two lathe face plates, 5" and V'i"\ one left harid tool all cracks should he patched. A :holder, one straight tool holder, two internal boring bars, (me adjustable metal vise. W/ " t 1 wire brush is necessary for rc- .tool bits, one swivel vise, one index head, one swivel table for shaper, one 7" Stals shaper, movinf! loose or pectins paint ;One set shaper tools, one V-block. inside and outside calipers. 1 wood lathe. !)" (Delta): 2 and will also take away any .sets wood-turning tools, two 3" face plates, one C" face plate, one #!) comb, square set Dinettes by Howell, (Starrett), one 25()-ivatt soldering gun (Weller), one Johnson three-burner bunch furnace, chalk parlicles. .one slip roll forming machine, one high speed grinder (Stanley), one drill press (Delta), The latex paints can be ap- Daystrem and Virtue. Jone band saw, 14" (Delta); one mitre box (.Stanley), seven parallel wood clumps, single plied to wet or dry surfaces, the All samples reduced 'and double bar clamps, one micrometer indicator (Starrett), one hand drill (Handyman), Portland cement p.iinK to wet for clearance! ^gauges (Stanley), large amount of wire, copper and varnish coated; one router plane, surfaces only, the others to dry ;two buffing wheels, 0"; band saw blades and belts, coping saws, jewelers' saws, bark «aws, cross-cut .saws, rip saws, mitre saws, tri-squares, screwdrivers, leather mallets, surfaces. Jiammers, block planes, smooth.and jack planes, 9" and 14"; 12 compasses (Weber). 21 Portland cement painl comes scales, 19 drawing boards, one tap and die set, tool boxes with contents, one jointer as a pnwdi.'r in while and a va- (Walker-Turner), tilt arbor table saw, 10" (Walker-Turner); marking Bailees, one planer riety of colors and pc-ni'trntcs (Router), expansion bits, one dowel jig set, one circular glass cutter, wood chisels, th'1 masonry. The powder is wrenches, hinges, 14 work tables and vises, three large vises, one emery stone and mo- tor, drawing knives, stencil sets, lumber (walnut, white pine, poplar, m;iple): sandpaper mixed with water just before .'.(coarse, medium, linei, emetv paper, all M) to 10(1 sheets per pack; 1(1 gallon* of as- use. Only enouuh mixture should sorted paints in various colors, approximately (10 gross of flnt and round head wood he made which can be applied fecrews, Ihree gross machine .screws, electric emery wheels and motors, nnvik two drill in a maximum of four hours. presses, milk testing machine, gas burners, soil testing augors, elctric drills, diinl voltage The walls must be thoroughly conerator, picks, mullocks, files, assorted sizes and types; blow torches, bolt cullers, welled and kept wet while the bench saw, shingle cutter, electric welder, forge, welding equipment, metal cabinets, •mint Is scrubbed Into the sur- BX wire, electric boxes and many miscellaneous items thai span- does not pcimii lifting, face with a brush,, While port- BEDROOM SUITES HOMK f'XONO.MICS UhPARiMliNT: Filing cabinets, desks, Inbles, rlmirs, elec- tric stoves, apartment size gas stoves, (our kitchen sinks, four table model M-WIIII: inii- land cement paint is often used fby Thomasville, Drexel, Kling, Lane, chines, three p-irlable scwin;; machines, mid tables, refrigerator, kitclienwaie, gla-r- as sealer for rrrnenl block, It is ware, cliinawnrc, linens, rlectric mixers, electric blender, furniture, approximately .'100 not suitable for patios or other / United, Bassett all greatly reduced! items in this department. nrciis which will he walked on. When it is dusirablr not to MUSICAL INSTKU'MI.NIS; Iliiglcs sanophone, nllo, slide lroiiiboni.s. liuinpel';, chiiii::!1 the original rolor of the pymbals, tubns, snare, drums, linss drum music stands, dummy liflvs, Hag holders, lid colorful band uniforms masonry, transparent silironp nialiM'is .ire excellent. They • BUDGET TERMS AVAILABLE • In view of the hundreds of ileins lo lie sold, tins sale will sla iionipMv Ml I Him 'leifonn their protective functinn A M. find continue until every item has been disposed of. I'l'as OIIII' |irepaii'

Ancient olive or a neutral new putty I cut from worsted India whipcord, durable, hard finish cloth that holds its shape ad infinitum.

Authentic collegiate natural shoulder styling, "I thought it'd be quicker than knitting a sweater for Bonzo!" 3-button, with Five Wai Seed Potato flap pockets and Get Medals Certification hook center vent. 65.00. FORT MONMOUTH - Four Ar- my sergeants and a captain will Due Aug. 20 be decorated at a parade cere- mony tomorrow. TRENTON — Applications for A battalion retreat review will certification of New Jersey seed be held on Greely Field at 4:45 potatoes must be filed with the p. m. with units from the Sec- State Department of Agriculture JMW ond Battalion of the Army Sig- by Aug. 20, according to William nal School Regiment participat- M. Cranstoun, chief of the Bur- BROAD AND FRONT STREETS ing. eau of Seed Certification. VD BANK, NJ. • SH L5300< The military personnel being All fields entered for Inspec- honored all will be awarded the tion and certification must be Army Commendation Medal, planted with stock previously cer- They are: tified. To be eligible, potatoes Third Floor Capt. Roderick R. Howe, 28, must have been planted after Ashland, Ohio; Master Sgt. Jack July 1 and must be grown in L. McNeil, 32, of Check, Va.; fields more than 250 feet away Sgt. First Class Leroy Davis, 29, from any other potatoes. Scottsboro, Ala.; Sgt. Joseph H. During the growing season, Vigus, 28, Chula Vista, Calif., representatives of the Department Specialist Fifth Class Ewald K. of Agriculture will make two in- Kobler, 28, West Long Branch. spections of each field entered Plaid Young men's All five commendations are for for certification. A final inspec- duties prior to assignment at Fort tion of the tubers will be made Monmouth. after the crop is graded. for boys Ivy button-down Capt. Howe, a student here in Potatoes will receive a "certi- the Signal Officers Advanced fied" tag only if they pass al in school colors sport shirt Course, will be commended for field inspection requirements, are service as assistant professor of of one variety, well shaped, and military science of the Army RO- reasonably free of disease, dirt, of antiqued gold, departs from the classic TC Instructor Group at the Uni- insect and mechanical injury. versity of Kansas the'past three Many New Jersey growers ol mellowed olive by sporting a neat years. certified seed potatoes took ad The award to Sgt. McNeil Is vantage last winter of the Flori- or natural. for duty with the Military Assist- da field testing service maintain- placket front. ance Advisory Group in Vietnam ed cooperatively by the New Jer- from April 1959 to last April. He sey Department of Agriculture Ivy button-down Miniature plaid in is a member of a microwave and the New York Certified Seed team with the New Equipment Growers' Co-operative, Inc. sport shirt, Introductory Company. That service will again be avail' muted colorings. The other three members are able this fall. By, growing a test students in the Army Signal sample in Florida, the farmer placket front, 100% cotton, School. Sgt. Davis is in Company can gain a full season in deter- E; Sergeant Vigus, Company L, mining the presence and degree wash-wear cotton. wash-wear. and Specialist Kobler, Company of disease, and will stand a bet- D. Their awards are being pre- ter chance of meeting New Jer- 8-20, 3.98. sented for duty in Europe. sey seed certification standards, S, M, L, 4.98. The reviewing officer at the pa- rade will be Col. Ralph W. White, Open Wednesday Chinos, assistant chief of staff, G-4. Maj. William R. Henshaw will . .. B and Friday be commander of troops. continental and Ivy, nigh'ts till 9. 30-36, 5.95. NOW TUNB TO (Write George, In care of The Register, and enclose your 1410 worries. We will have them cleaned and blocked for fall m WHTG— Radio storage.)

Dear George: IIOAD AND MONT STKir I would like It very much if 110 IANX, NJ, • JH 1.5JI you could tell me what it would be like to be married to a base- www ball player. , .—Wondering Second Floor Second Floor Dear Wondering: I asked my chief researcher A \ about.this, but he just looked at me funny. Is there a base- WfflflllPJP^^ ball player's wife In the audience who would like a part-time job in question- answering?

Dear George: Twenty-five years ago I mar- ried a sweet young blond. The Olive plaid trouble is now she knows all my faults, and nags me every day. I've decided to cast her adrift in a sport jacket and marry a cute 23-year-old brunette. My problem is this: Kilt on campus In 25 years she will also know that frankly copies all my faults and nag me. in a plaid whirl of Do you think at 75 I will be able to catch me a sweet, young the traditional redhead to take her place? You permanent pleats. can see I need Sideways Think- ing in this case — direct thinking English riding coat. would be horrible.—Henpecked and Miserable Washable blend Dear Henpecked and Miserable: Natural shoulder, Stick with the original blonde. There's no sense swapping nags of wool and orlon, 7.98. In mid-steam. 3-button styling with Bermuda collar Ptak Infant flapped pockets GLOSS Is Baptized dacron-cotton shirt, on a slant, ENAMEL HIGHLANDS - Anne Ptak, In- Brilliant, gloss finish lasts tor fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. barrel cuffed. years, makes cleaning easier. Benjamin Ptak, 170 Highland and dual vents. Ave., was baptized Sunday in Our Lady of Perpetual Help Cath- Stone green, blue, olic Church by Rev. John G. Domln, curate, New fabric blends Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Demp- white or beige, 4.98. ioy, 212 Navcslnk Ave., were wool and orlon ENAMEL ;ho godparents, A party took place at ths Ptak 100% wool cardigan Beautiful semi-gloss finish that tome. to look soft stays beautiful through repeated Attending were James P. Mur- •ay, maternal grandfather; Mr, bl Mwlest Easy to mo, and Mrs. Hubert E. Ryan and in purple plus fifteen tons, John, James and Edward; but act tough. 39.50. Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey and chil- dren, Michael, Robert, Norcen, other colors, 7.98. Patricia Ann and Mary Ann, all J. H. KELLY CO. Highlands. Cor. Broad St. Also, Mr. and Mrs. James P, Murray, Jr., and children, Kath- and Harding Road leen, James and Beth, Apple- brook, and Mr, and Mri, John RED BANK tlolRcr and children, Susan, Rita, lohn, and Mary Kathleen, lim SH 7-3900 ;rson. Lnulj XIV ruled France for First Floor PAINTS 2 yi-nm between IIM3 nnd 1715, First Floor lowest rel>;n in modern - i »lory. Biwd Street, Red Buk, N. J. Siaic Highway ». MJddlefoim, N. J, EsUMlfbed 1878 by John H. Cook u* Henry Ctejr A Wonder Land For Alice THOMAS IRVING BROWN, Publisher 1928-1959 She was a little girl, once, and she lived near IAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager Avon Lake, in Ohio, and, when the weather was good, she ran up the hill to the big mansion and looked at Member of the Associated Press Tht Aisocllted Press Is entmed txciueiveiy to tni ust for republlc&uoo of ail tA« loeti Dtwp the world below, all the way to Lake Erie. She was la thli ntwspiper su well u in AP n«wi dKdtcau. a bright child, with dark wire-straight hair to her Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation shoulders, and she had big e^es; which Tti* Red Bank Register uiuraei no financial niponilbliltiet (or typographic*! «rron to advtrtisft* sometimes looked black, but were real- .„,, ijm K|n reprint without ch«rse. tna.t p»rt ot an advertisement In which U» typographical *rrar occur* Adv«rtiiin will pltaia polity trie management immediately ol any error amen may occur. ly the color of Concord grapes. Tnls neiripaper assumes no responsibility! (or llatemtnti ef opinion* tn Itttsri from ll» readera. I didn't know her then, Those who Subscription Prlcei l» Advanc* On» yea* 115.00: six montns f 8 00 Slacl* copy at counter, T cents . StniEi* eopy by mall, ft centi did say that Alice had broomstick legs, skin like pale custard, and that she THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960 never loved anything except the big house on the hill. She and her mother and father lived down near the main Master Plan Meeting BISHOP highway, over an automotive parts store, Her parents did: not get along.,Her father want- The Eatontown Civic Improve- • upon itself the responsibility of help- ed perfection, and her mother wasn't quite a saint. ment League may be a relatively;ing to act as agents to provide full Sometimes, the child was gone for hours. Nobody new organization, but its worth is I information on it. worried. She usually carried a blonde doll, half scalped, being demonstrated time and time! The master plan itself will not with her. She ran lip through the woody paths, picking again. ' be debated at the meeting. The facts blackberries when they were right, and sometimes she The league is going to conduct1 of the proposal will be brought to stuck one in the doll's mouth and made a grimace at the tartness of it. At the top of the rise, she climbed a telephone campaign to invite Eat- J the public- to help them better -un- through the fence and the English setters on the big ontown residents to hear Planning derstand it. estate heard her and came running. Board members explain the proposed "If anybody has any noise to Alice was the only child they ever saw up there, master plan Tuesday at 8:15 p. mmak. e after he knows all the facts, and the speckled beauties used to wag the whole back in the Margaret L. Vetter School. then he can do so at the public meet- half of their bodies and the females used to like to The planners and league mem- ings next fall," Harold Hardman, lie on their backs and have their chests stroked while bers thought such a meeting would league chairman, has said. she talked to them. She always told the dogs the same thing: someday she would own this big house and go a long way in explaining the The whole idea of the meeting These Days: they had better behave because, when she grew up, proposed master plan to borough j is an excellent one and we hope YOUR GARDEN if they were not good dogs Alice would spank them. residents. the Civic Improvement League is THIS WEEK One day she met a man in leather pants and he The league itself will take no successful in getting many Eaton- Beware of US Propagandists By Garden Reporter said: "Who are you?" and she said airily: "I own this College of Agriculture stand on the measure, but is taking' town residents to turn out for it. By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY Rutgers—The Slate Uni- house." He smiled and said: "Yes, of course." Alice versity New Brunswick went to school and one day she came home and her The mail daily brings letters telling the identical mother said that her father had gone away. Mother tale, namely, that "Nelson Rockefeller's billions have Many gardeners—especially the kept telling Alice that daddy was a bad'man. In time, The Congo Issue ones who join the chorus of "hay infiltrated both parties," and that it does not matter fever" sneezes in mid-August—do " nis name was mentioned, Alice said automatically: Secretary General Dag Ham- well-reasoned claim that Belgium for which candidate one votes, Rockefeller will con their bit to kill ragweed. "My daddy is a bad man.' marskjold demonstrated statesman- erred badly in granting independence trol him. d' „ Shf e grefw up and a rarPe pale beauty.camy er fromm to a country whose people were not allergy, may have good inten- ship and deep vision in warning the That this is nonsense does not mat- tions, but for one reason or an- her. She looked like a tiny dark Alice-in-Wonderland. ter. Nonsense makes votes too. The other may let a few plants grow United Nations Security Council that properly trained for self-leadership Her mother thought that the girl would outgrow the assumption of these letter-writers is to ripen their sharp-edged pollen. "the problem of The Congo is one that liberation of The Congo was And ragweed certainly does a big house on the hill, but she never did. The child premature and a slipshod arrange- that Nelson Rockefeller is a Socialist big job of producing pollen. Some- was 17 when she went off to Hollywood to earn enough of peace or war—and not only in and that therefore John Kennedy and one has figured out that one ment. With all of the violence there, square mile of ragweed produces money to buy the big house. The Congo." Exercising the wisdom Richard Nixon are controlled by Social- about 16 tons of pollen in a sea- The mother stayed in Ohio. She worked as a this appears to be very true. But waitress in a with which he has brought honor ists. These letter-writers give Nelson son. Only a small fraction of an| luncheonette and she used to say: "My Congolese independence, now grant- Rockefeller too much credit; acknowl- ounce from a single plant can j little girl is an actress." It was true. Hollywood wasn't to his office in the world peace or- ed, cannot be taken away. Contin- SOKOLSKY causrailede acut9/Mitea ctifffinnsufferingn . 1 f *i **"•» «• edge too great a political and social I easy for Alice, and she never conquered it, but she ganization, Hammarskjold at once t-ossiDlPossibly some gardenerss ananaij.d j n T , ued presence of the Belgian forces knowledge; and they down-grade both Kennedy and met ner some vears a vacant lot owners let ragweed! ' - 8°. °f> the Fox lot, dismissed the saber rattling voiced was what brought Premier Patrice Nixon beneath their deserts. The letters and post-cards, grow simply because they don't j and we had lunch with Harry Brand. She had tre- often anonymous, obviously are inspired because the know what it looks like. by Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Lumumba to the point of asking for iden- wording is too generally identical. tify it, and there's no one around; contract to play second leads in B pictures. VasilyV. Kuznetsov, who urged thatj Soviet aid and t0 the stand of as_ The tie-up with Nixon is based upon the single to point the finger of guilt, youj She complained of headaches. She worked too 12,000-man largely African UN force Isertin g that his own fledgling Con- fact that Charles Percy, who was chairman of the - She lived Iike a miser in a biS h°«" with star- fight its way, if necessary, into Ka-i ] h African lets until 1 golese army anc ot er Republican Platform Committee also served on acover of a leaflet, "Ragweedl > they forced her to move. Alice saved her tanga Province and throw out the | troops will invade Katanga to free special' studies project financed by the Rockefeller and Its Control." | money. She never married and, when she was 30, she Belgian aggressors. j it from the Belgians. "We want col- Brothers Fund. Charles Percy is a young man who to is president of Bell and Howell Company which manu common ragweed grows to a _...... " ^ The secretary general recognized I laboration and not charity," Lumum- ana tne g p heighstem ti so fhair onye antod fivmuce hfeet branch. Th-e white paint was scaling off the clapboards. that the "main cause of continued jba cries, factures motion picture and television equipment. He Alicsh evhistle walkedd foarounrth eddoes it wabus tan o reaon le estatcamee agent danger" in Katanga was the pres- Whether Lumumba will have| has been trymg to "liberalize'' the Republican Party, came up with a platform which was satisfactory to ed, and mostly opposite on the,Suess vthey re gone too," she- said. The price- o f" th*e ence of Belgian troops there. He met success in forming a strong govern- nobody and which had to be revised. The likelihood stem and branches. P'ace was high, but she paid it and kept saying: "I the agreement of Henry Cabot ment to hold secessionist Katanga Giant ragweed can grow up to own this place. It's mine and no one is ever going to is that Charles Percy has performed his deed, has had 15 feet tall. Lower leaves usually Lodge, the United States ambassa- within The Congo or whether he his day! It is utter nonsense to attempt to establish have three lobes and the upper take it away from me." dor to the UN, that at stake in the must yield to the will of Katanga on such flimsy data that Nelson Rockefeller has pur- one is either three-lobed or sin- She saw her mother, but, in two days, they were gle. All of the leaves are hairy. explosive territory is "peace not only Premier Tshombe and see his new chased the American government should Nixon be quarreling. Her mother said that Alice should do some- Th• lie pollepuil^lnl iIsS produceJJIUUUtCdU ilint whaWliaiijt t • 1 , for The Congo but for the world." nation split at the beginning of lib- elected. the leaflet calls the green, in-|tnm8 ab°ut the headaches, rather than buying big Now the same circulars discover that Nelson conspicuous flower parts at the Both men held the view that Belgium erty are matters for time to decide. tips of the branches. old houses no one wanted. Tears came to Alice's eyes K0CKeieiieRockefeller haas alsalso commee 1IUinto control of the Demo and she said that nobody understood her, not even no longer has reason to postpone These are internal issues belonging " ° ™ ° "niroio me uemu- Technically, these are flowers, „ . . u . n r ftlcratic Party because Chester Bowles, chairman of the her mother. bu**••• t •••wthe^ yivui loot k*•••* lik* ««k^«e littlw IIMIe U har|fll,bld l green j*TM speedy withdrawal from Katanga. lne not to Belgium but to the now free Democratic Platform committee, "is an intimate friend beads on opposite sides of the painters did a good job on the old mansion. There are those who make the Congolese. erect stem. of Nelson Rockefeller. Further, he is also a member iAlic1 11 e hsaid thaht she was going to live there, on the of the staff of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund." jjiam, UUL uuivi luuaiciy call) Ulie'.i!i ! T7 1' u " ^ Of course, one can put this and that together and produces thousands of seeds thatimree hn8''sn setters, but they skulked when they Your Money's Worth: reach any kind of a conclusion, or it can be done the can be spread by strong winds j saw her, and sometimes, when she whistled they to start next year's crop. scattered. other way around, namely, the conclusion can be stated You can do your part in get- Secretary Anderson Enjoys Days of Glory and a fact here and there can be found to seem to ting rid' of ragweed by cutting, She was 30 when she moved in. The place looked mowing, pulling or hoeing. The beautiful. She hired an old Irish housekseper to help support it. As a matter of fact, many persons think chemical weed killer 2, 4-D also By SYLVIA PORTER by that process and wonder why they get into sodestroys. But if you use a chem- her and, every day, they shared the work *nd dusted much trouble. ical, be careful not to let spray a few of the seven bedrooms. Alice did the cooking. Secretary of the Treasury An-'successful borrowing which cutsia Republican Secretary of the blow with the wind so it reaches Sometimes when they were in separate parts of the It will be found as the months move closer to valuable plants. dersosrson and his debt management!the interest cost and reduces thelTreasury want? house, they could not hear each other. team are, for a change, having ainational debt. What more than Now, Anderson and his team;EleCtion Dav that both Richard Nixon and John Ken- If you're in the mood to join Many times, she asked me to visit her mansion. great time in the securities mar- these three achievements could are more independent in their attitudes than most the ragweed crusade, why not kets. send for the leaflet and a comJ- lI made it last May. She met me on the eravel drive nificance in U.S. government of the critics of either of them are. These are not panion piece, "Poison Ivy and Its After an ?to- CARMICHAEL and she was dressed like a little girl. She sounded nizin^ly pro- financial history. The Treasury second rate men. Concerning Kennedy, the anti-Catho- Control?" Both were written by is getting set to offer new long- Dr, Donald A. Schallock, exten- squeaky, like a little girl. She has a pony. In the sitting longed period lie mail is increasing in volume. The mail now takes during which term bonds to holders of the low- sion weed control specialist at room, a blonde doll sits in a wing chair. the financial, coupon bonds that were sold dur- a new mood—and too much of it is identical to be Rutgers University. ng World War II and which You can get Leaflets 238 (rag- The doctors say that Alice has a brain tumor. political and interesting. It says, in effect, "I do not object to Ken- And economic tides! aren't scheduled to mature for nedy. I do not object to Catholics, Protestants, Jews, weed) and 242 (poison ivy) byl 'ess than a year . . . were running; | several years. One aim is to sending a card to your county so powerfully1 encourage bona fide investors or anybody else. But I don't want the Pope to rule agricultural agent at 20 Court Up From The Jungle against Ander- who hold these bonds to take the United States. He is a foreigner." St., Freehold, or to Garden Re- son that in new issues in advance of their porter, College of Agriculture, PORTER retrospect, it's bonds' maturity dates and to put' I must have received perhaps 25 or 30 copies of Rutgers University, New Bruns- wick. surprising he them away. Another aim Is to ja sinp|e pamphlet on this subject. The distribution stayed afloat the flow has slash the pile of debt which ma- , ., .... ., I.J « switched strongly his way. And tures in the late 1960s and early ^"st be very widespread. It is issued by a body of he's taking full advantage of 1970s. ! former Catholics. The pamphlet includes quotations what's coins on. Consider it: A major innova-,fr0m Catholic publications and documents from which LETTERS FROM Last week, (or instance, the S keep^eT^Te'Tre^uJ^e conclusion is to be drawn that if John Kennedy is OUR READERS Treasury sold close lo $8.8 bil- wants to keep in U.S. bonds and elected President he will telephone to the Vatican lion of securities carrying cou- will importantly Improve the on- y to Ret his orders from Pope John XXIII. pons of 3',, and ."1% per ccnl to cvery da RECREATION FOR YOUTHS raise money to pay off $10.4 bil- tire debt structure. What more . . , , . . ., . .!.• A lion of maturing I.O.U's,, tnnsi could a Treasury Secretary want; society of former priests is very active in this Long Branch, N. J. of which i irricd coupons (if 4',< in the closing months of his.respect, To the Editor: per cent. .So overwhelming was ; the response from liuycri, thai tenure In office? ' Roth I)p Adenauer are Catholics and >" ,»™ with your excellent Anderson has been drenmint: ...... , ...... , ..ipape-r's advocacy of ample sports Anderson had the pleasant priv- R g ilege of giving subscribers only lyenrsabout, doinbut Rh ethes couldn'e thingf man.vs foer IPopt '*e nowhat t o tboe d opresume about dthi thas ot r eithethatr. of them ask the facvcnllmte| cs delinquenca, a rrcvontivy Iso thofe Juus- e i fraction of the securities they |anv of bthe m hunti l nowld'. fI n I!)!i8 P ht t d b thi tht made by Mayor Klerimn and the had ordered. As you'll notice I ISM. as the economy was surging that this campaign will be fought City Commission of Long Branch from the difference in the cou- out of the recession and the govgov-jou- t on issues more fundamental than that Rockefeller of the choice ocean front sta- pons on the new and old securi- ernment was running an enorl}"'l r-' purchased both parties or that Kennedy is a Catholic. dium grounds. Through the ties, he also had the pleasant ex- mous deficit, he had tn fij:liht( spring and summer two baseball pcrienci nf cultinj: the interest sonrinR interest rales, cnllopsing This country is about to face a critical period diamonds have over 500 young- cost on the debt; this one oper- prices for U.S. securities <>n! hj h could end in war. Four capable men are running sters of the Little League, spon- ation will save $'2H0 million in w c sored by the I.A.A.N., playing eiii'h new Ksui' he Milil, he wns', ,. . , , ,, , . , ... r interest din rues on the public for lh(! morning and afternoon. In the debt during the next year. formi in P,',y pm^'ssiveiv hl(;l,-! P«'sif i inline IIIHUII 'I r' billion m w rcntlnn Perhaps the example nil tin IXIIJI. ih I. '"""•' '•"" " >• "" ' There will he iniicli cidssini: of piirly lines; there will 1 IIIHI'. i wilill hhelpl , i, M, I ' Hi", Mi In- i mil.I ..HI hiiMil'..,)( ! ,l ss , , ( ";i>ed his fur processing plant head and packed it off the Amer-| in lower Manhattan. SPECIAL! come UD to rim. Bake in moder- chill. Before serving finely chop- ican SocietSy for the Preventioi n i ate (375 degrees) oven 5 min ped or grated walnuts may be^ "I didn't want people to think WITH THIS AD of Cruelty to Animals. i utes; remove. Beat eggs until wrinkled over edge of topping. 11 was crazy. 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for this sort of Federal interven- tion, there is not even an ac- knowledgement that public im- EDITORIAL VIEWS provements can be made without tapping the U. S. Treasury. Yet history clearly shows that when a OF OTHER PAPERS state or community wants a new hospital or a new school, it can 'RESPONSIBILITY FOR get it by placing the responsi- PUBLIC NEEDS bility upon local taxpayers, upon the people who will be served Emanating from Los Angeles by the facility. all last week were renewed la- It is these people, being close to ments about our "public needs" j the project, who can best de- and renewed cries for further in-jtermjne me area's needs and volvement in local affairs. The iw hether a school would be less Democrats are laying it on the servicable if corridor walls were I line: If their man is elected, facetj with paint rather than Uncle Sam will take a larger ceramic tile. hand in the operation of some Nobody likes slums whether 17,000 municipalities across the they're in an old city neighbor country. hood or tucked away on a ruial It is the "liberal" thesis that I hillside. But better housing is .\ these 17,000 cities and towns and community responsibility, not a the people in them wouuld be national one. better off if they placed their The liberal zealots, who deplore problems in the care of the:^ material blessings free peopK' Federal Government. The thesis j^ave worked so hard to produce is usually stated in broad terms: |an(j enjOy, are tampering with a We need more schools, roads, and basic American right. If a man airports; we need fewer slums, believes a tail-finned automobile tail fins and backyard barbecue furthers his pursuit of happiness, pits. Americans are spending it is his right to buy one or two 1 their money to enjoy life, these |or oif>ht. If a community govern- fellows contend, when they should | inR body decides certain local be pouring more of their earn-|neccis must be met, it is that ings into Washington where wise body's duty to inform and con- government employees will take vince local taxpayers and then care of everything. hand those taxpayers the bill. The liberal error, of course, is And there would hardly be a not that the projects they tout shortage of state, municipal, and are unnecessary, but that the private funds for slum clearance Federal Government somehow or anything else if the Federal can resolve state and community Government didn't continually problems better than the states syphon off increasing amounts of tnd communities can. It is inter-; local capital, esting that in most arguments' —Wall Street Journal. DRAMATIC LEADERSHIP Any naive notion that the Au-| TRIANGLE ;ust meeting of Congress would deal seriously with leglisation is COPPER TUBE dispelled by the current plans of Senators Kennedy and Johnson. The session plainly will be a par- tisan circus rivaling the conven- tion itself. The Democratic nominees want to use the brief post-convention period on Capitol Hill as a means of dramatizing their "leadership" ability. They hope to jam through: at least a few major bills to' show the country how vigorous i a Democratic Administration' would be. Prominent In these' calculations are measures pro-j viding Federal medical care foi old people and Federal aid for school construction. The bills, you understand, don'l have to be enacted; it is enough K they can be bludgeoned through • COPPER WATER TUBE Congress. Then, if the President vetoes them, that's all right. In (TYPES K, L, M) fact, it may even be better, be • COPPER DRAINAGE TUBE cause it will show the voters how cruel Is the Republican Adminis- (DWV) tration. • REFRIGERATION TUBE We are quite aware that parti- • AUTOMOTIVE AND san politics is never far distanl from Capitol Hill, which is as it GENERAL SERVICE TUBE should be. But it also happens that those measures involve pro- The Wisest Choice...at The found issues of public policy, Featuring both philosophically and practi- 1 A Color Coding System cally. For Instance, medical carp Is there a "right" time to move up to Cadillac? Consider the merits of the car itelf. its great reputation means a resale value that is that really works. proposals demand, In tho very in- terest of the people supposed tn Ordinarily, our advice would be to put con- Cadillac Btyling and engineering have pro- predictably satisfying. 2 Coil cartons with 100% be helped, the most thoughtful siderations of year and season aside when you duced for 1960 at their bountiful beat. Thero is And, to add further to practicality, your Sulphur ireo liner. consideration. There won't be n prayer of that In this forthcom- think of the "car of cars". a look of beauty and a sense of fitness in every dealer is currently in a position to extond a 3 ""irlons easy .to handle ii.S political Jamboree. lino of this creation. Its performance is truly generous allowance on your present car. and store. For Cadillac always stands alone in what it is it Is Just possible that, con- and does and represents—and the pleasures of classic—and its luxury is a constant inspiration. So if you feel tho time has coino for your new 4 Tubomado by Americans, trary to tho apparent belief nf your follow taxpayers some politicians, the voter* (In owning this fine motor car are as timeless as And then, of course, there nre Hovcrnl impor- Cadillac—you can count yourself doubly fortu- have some intelligence after all they are templing. tant factors of practicality to bo considered. nate. For you will be making motordom's wisest and will sco through this trans- Tho car's current delivered cost promises a most choice at tho wisest possible momenta. parent device. Certainly tho vot- But today, wo would confess thnt there nro ers will have cause to wonder some very special benefits that await the mnn pleasant surprise—its careful craftsmanship Sco your nearest Cadillac dealer soon—and about such slnm-bnug "leader- who finds himself ready for a new Cadillac. pledges a enrofreo and economical future—and see if we aren't right! ship."— Wnll Street Journal. MINERSUPPLYCO i • VISIT YOUIi LOCAL AUTHORIZED CADI LI, AC DEALER IN AND OUT i STONINCJ'I'ON, Cnnn. (AP) -1 Slonlntiliin voters, In n recent ] I'lcrtlnn, chase throe sli'iTt com-1 mlsslnncrs niv.l inliiplccl n new RUSSELL OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC COMPANY Comer West Front St. linr'uigh chnrti'i'. i & Hwy. #35 Tin; new charier nbnlhheil Ihi' 100 NEWMAN SPRINGS ROAD SHfldyiido 1-0910 TEL. 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USE WARDS CONVENIENT CREDIT CIRCLE CHEVROLET COMPANY 325 MAPLE AVENUE RED BANK SHadyside 1-3130 The tun and its pJineH, fa. and cartridge that are fnsepar- ble, saying be wanted to build; VO—Tbunisy, A»»g. lh I960 RED BANK REGISTER on the iite. He paid * deposit eluding, the earth, are traveling abel — difficult control problems Clever through space at 12 milies a U,S. Mortars would be posed.* and gave the address of NTS as One of Watkinton'f considera- the place to send bill second. It wu only when 'this bill ar- Weighed By tions, according to authorities These has W Buddhist here, is that the British consider rived that NTS discovered its Honolulu themselves to be perfectly able warehouse was gone. temples. British Army to produce the Davy Crockett By ARTHUR GAVSHON Ammunition. j BERLIN (AP) — Somebody or- LONDON (AP) — Britain is Britain is developing one all-|dered that a warehouse belong- considering an American offer of purpose tactical nuclear weapon ing to NTS, an organization of Davy Crockett atomic mortars which she hopes will take over!anti-Communist Russian emigres, for the British Army of the Rhine. the functions performed now byjbe demolished. The stone build- Government officials said De- tne American howitzer, the Hon-ing covered 100 square yards. fense Minister Harold Watkin- est John and the Corporal. It is Nothing now remains but the son's decision, expected soon will tne English electric Blue Water, foundations. be guided by political as well as with a range up to 60 miles. But Police suspect a Communist strategic factors. it is not expected to be ready for counter-intelligence organization The Davy Crockett, due for service until about 1964. pulled the trick this way: quantity production next year, is An unknown man ordered a FOODS a frontline weapon that can fire FRIGID UP THERE demolition firm to tear down the OS 1-0075 Middletown either conventional or atomic BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) — With warehouse and dispose of the rub- Hwy. 35 warheads. It can be handled man- thermometers on the ground ually. showing 106 degrees on the hot- DOMESTIC The U. S. Defense Department, test day of the year, weather NOW TUNE TO which believes Britain's 50,000- bureau officials cheerfully report- CANNED man force in West Germany ed a reading from one of their c : needs greater hitting power, has weather balloons. said the British can buy the The temperature at 55,000 feet, 1410 Ib MAP PROJECT — Youngsters at the Vacation Church School sponsored by the Great- mortars when current tests end. the balloon telemetered, was 78! WHTG—Radio But the purchase of yet an- degrees below zero. | HAMS er Red Bank Area Council of Churches work on a world map as part of the theme, 69 other American atomic weapon— Eatoatowt - Hew Sknrmbwr '•'The World and the Church," in the Red Bank Methodist Church. Mrs. Fred Robver, in addition to the 1,100-mile Thor second from left, is the teacher. Seated, left to right, are Jan Fox, Robert Crabtree, rocket, the 50-mile Corporal, the Julia Broadman, Karen Kirkland and Alice Johnston. The school ends tomorrow. 15-mile Honest John and an eight-inch howitzer — would in- Of BEEF 59 crease still further Britain's de- pendence on the United States for WANTED defense. Somewhere in the shore area there's a young man c Iraq Starves for Knowledge All thses weapons, comprising more than half Britain's nuclear with editorial experience along merchandising lines Ib armory, demand special arrange- HINDS of BEEF 65 who would like to work near home. Good oppor- But Hopes for Better Days ments for dual control. Under CUT AND WRAPPED FREE American law the nuclear war-j tunity with established publishing firm. heads must remain in American POST EXCHANGE & COMMISSARY FOR YOUR FREEZER BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) — A ca-'agriculture, but little stress onversity of Baghdad soon will be custody in peacetime. ble from Fidel Castro to Abdel industrial development. And thejgetting into operation to help; In the case of the. Davy Croc- 43 WEST FRONT STREET RED BANK • FILLING FREEZER ORDERS IS OUR SPECIALTY • Kerim Kassem lay around the unwieldy development board got meet the need for trained people, i kett — loaded with a projectile! Foreign Ministry for 48 hours be- weighted down in red tape. fort' the Iraq dictator could read The revolutionary government it. It took that long to find an pulled up the old program root Iraqui who could translate the and branch, fired the Western Spanish cable into Arabic. ; experts, and started all over. A This incident focuses on the planning ministry was set up JUST SAY "CHARGE IT" AT WARDS main problem facing Iraq today which would plan a development —the need for trained personnel. j program and leave it to the var- WARDS Prom the Foreign Office to the ious ministries to implement it. MONTGOMERY WARD PAY IN 30 DAYS OR EXTEND PAYMENTS police force, from the Ministry An industrialization plan was of Land Reform to Petroleum Af- drawn up with Soviet assistance. fairs, there are not enough train- An ambitious land reform law MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER ed Iraquis to keep the govern- was decreed ment going. I Poor Results EATONTOWN CIRCLE The result is that the country: Results so far have not been Open Mon.-Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 10 A.M.-9:30 P.M. is-sagging. A prominent politician' impressive. The Planning Minis who supports Kassem says: | try has been plagued by the bas- Tues.-Sar. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. "Either we get foreign experts ic problem—lack of trained pen- Home Furnishings SALE! to help us, or we will never get j pie—and so has done little con our economy off the ground." structive planning. Whatever has \ Aides Turned Away been accomplished has been done Before the Kassem revolution largely by the individual minis- of July, 195S, Western experts: tries themselves. $ were here in force. The revolu-| The soviet-backed industrializa tion took an anti-Western turn, tion program has bogged down. 2-pc. suite-save 5O and those experts had to leave. An economic and technical assist Communist-bloc technicians were ance agreement was signed be- brought in, but a reaction against tween Iraq and the Soviet Un CRESCENT-SHAPE SOFA PLUS CHAIR IN NYLON FRIEZE the Communists followed. ion in March. 1959. More than Egyptians could partly fill the a year later, the Soviets had not vacuum, but the feud between' broken ground for a single fac Kassem afld Gamal Abdel Nas- tory. Soviet experts have been ser rules out that prospect. Iraqui handicapped by the language Foreign Minister Hashem Jawad barrier, and often their skills has made a plea for experts pro- have been too narrow to meet vided by the United Nations, but Iraqi needs. with their salaries paid by Iraq. Big Lands Split •Meanwhile, the economy stag- The agrarian reform law broke nates. up most of the big estates of DON'T KEEP REPAIRING YOUR Pefore the revolution, the coun- Iraq's feudal landlords and tribal OLD TV-BUY A NEW AIRLINE! try was riding along on an eco- sheikhs. But land reform, the nornic boom generated by oil rev- j government learned, amounts to Save $30 on this dependable 21"* console enues, which now total the equiv-1 more than taking land away from alent of 280 million dollars a, one person and giving it to an- TV. Strong fringe-area reception with twin ygar. The money was being in-Mother. There had to be co-oper- speakers and removable |QQ OO vgsted in a vast development pro-jatives formed to enable peasants safety glass. Mahogany. TLDOWM Bprti supervised br Western ex- to use farm machinery, and to perts and implemented largely market their crops. Irrigation R!ond,$10more.Reg.219.95 -over""""",. by .Western contractors. The en- and drainage systems had to be tjp? program was co-ordinated organized, peasant villages built. by an autonomous Board of Eco- As a stop-gap compromise, the mimic Development. government temporarily is rent- Planners Released ing land to peasants, postponing Shortly after the revolution, the 'he bulk of land distribution un- Kassem regime abolished this de-; til the program can be carried / . velopment board and its program, out properly. Jraquis argue that the old plan Iraqis recognize their problem, wimld have made rich Iraqis rich- but they don't consider their sit- er_ and poor Iraqis poorer. nation hopeless. After all. they The old regime 'milt hugf have 230 million dollars in oil dams, but did noth'ti" ?urv" '-nr4 revcim'S annually. Thousands of reform. It build hospitals and young Iraqis are studying abroad schools, but did little about p:o- and in a few years will be brim- viding trained doctors, nurses, ing home their newly-learned REGULARLY 279.95 and teachers. It did little toward skills. A new, ultra-modern Uni- impfoving housing conditions of - the lower classes, and did almost i It adds up! More and more nothing toward helping the peas-1 , _T „ . . . , ant improve his agricultural tech- people use The Reglstcr ads each now niques. issue because results come fas- There was a heavy emphasis on ter.—Advertisement, only 229.88 $10 DOWN SALE! 10-DRAWER DRESSER • Superb modern styling, an exclu- Real sit-down comfort in a sofa and chair Provides lots of convenient storage space! sive new Ward design with a high style look. Beautifully covered TOTHE Ready-to-finish, smoothly sanded knotty in long-wearing nylon in choice of colors. Also custom -coverd in many new pine. 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The National Safety Council Mrt, William Warneker, Phalanx Philip Eisenhart last week-end, Reps, Ocean Grove, has joined figures there ts an accidental Realtors say one of (heir big- There are, according to a re Rd, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Gebhardt the Coast Division sales depart' death every six minutes In ate gest headaches is getting sellers cent survey, more than 13 million ment of Jersey Central Power & United States. of homes to put realistic prices Miss Sally Domidion, daughter and children, Edward and Ar- home workshops in the United Iene, Irvington, are spending twoLight Co. as a sales cadet, it ' on their properties. of Mrs. Leola Domidion, New was announced this week by States. man Springs Rd., is visiting with weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Most persons understandably Lamkin, Middletown-Lincroft Rd. George A. Northridge, division NOW relatives in Danville, Ky. sales manager. think their houses are worth more The ffldbile home Industry is Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gancey, al than they really are. Some base conducting an intensive campaign so of Irvington, spent the week- A former resident of South Am- their prices on pthers that have to get local lawmakers to improve Mr. and Mrs. Gabriel Molnar end with Mr. and Mrs. Lamkin. boy, Mr. Reps is a graduate of 1410 been sold in the neighborhood, regulatory laws for mobile home are leaving lor Saranac Lake Kanty Preparatory School, Erie, then add a considerable amount parks, which too often are un- where they will spend a week Sharon Durkin, daughter of Mr.Pa., and received his bacnelor ol WHIG—Radio to cover improvements tbty have sightly and inconveniently located vacationing. Accompanying them and Mrs. William Durkin, Port arts degree from Belmont Abbey made. It is a fact of life that because of zoning restrictions. are Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tetley, Monmouth, is spending a week College, Belmont, N. C. rarely can a home owner recover, Red Bank. with Mr. and Mrs. E. Douglas in the sale price, the money he Brandt. put into improvments. However, Prospective home purchasers because the prices of homes are often told that copper, brass Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Donahue generally have gone up in recentor bronze pipes outlast those and daughter, Pricilla, Mohonk Mrs. George Hartsaugh, years, the home owner usually made of iron or steel, but most Lake, N. Y., are visting Mr. andburgh, Pa., is visiting with her will get more for the house than of them can not tell the differ- Mrs. Joseph Farrell, Manor son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and FARM FRESH he paid for it. But it still must ence. Here's an easy way if Pkwy. Mrs. Joan Hall, Mrs. Far-Mrs. William Jordan, Norma be in the price range of similar you're really concerned about rell's sister, has returned to Ar-Ave. houses in the same neighborhood. the matter. Buy a small magnet lington, Va. after spending a week SWEET CORN here. Judah P. Benjamin served at Another angle is that many buy- and take it with you when you go shopping for a house. Iron and various times as attorney gen- Picked in our own fields early each ers have come to believe that the Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Skinner and eral, secretary of war and quoted selling price of a used steel will cling to the magnet, day and HYDRO-COOLED to keep the other metals will not. Iron children, Lloyd, Victor, Michael secretary of state in the cabinet GARDEN FRESHNESS ... Now is house is not what the oivner ac- and Timothy, former residents of of the Confederate States of tually expects to get for it. Theand steel pipes usually are less y the time to buy in large quantities owner, knowing this, often delib- expensive and, if new, will last this area and now of Akron, America. FOR FREEZING erately asks more than he wants 20 years or more, depending on YOU BETTER WATCH OUT FOR ALLIGATORS!' or hopes to get. It's an odd sit-a number of factors. Copper, uation, but not too different from brass and bronze last even longer ation reported results of its study Now In Season!... business in general, where list because of their non-corrosive of means of "Controlling New prices, in many cases, have be- qualities. KNOW YOUR Jersey's Capital Costs". This RED GRAVENSTEIN come meaninpless. GOVERNMENT recommended a program of long- Here are other bits of informa- President John Quincy Adams Prepared by N. J. Taxpayers term planning of capital expendi- tion of interest to home owners. got only 31.8 per cent of the Association, 143 E. State St.. tures with pay-as-you-go financ- APPLES electoral vote in the 1824 Trenton 8, N. J. ing so as to provide needed All Purpose—Eating and Cooking It is estimated that two out of facilities at lower cost and save every three buyers of homes areelection. He was chosen Presi- millions in interest charges. dent by the House of Repre- second or third-time home own- New Jersey's gross state debt Habitual borrowing, the report ers: sentatves. totaled $160,296,000 — its highest observed, already has plunged peak since 1939 — as the newother states into serious fiscal fiscal year began on July 1. difficulties. ANOTHER IMPORTANT Six bond issues during the ]950's Official steps aimed toward I DELICIOUS ORCHARDS totaled $163,400,000. The now bor-avoiding these difficulties in New SCOBEYVILLE, NEW JERSEY rowings covered $6,600,000 in Jersey have recently been initiat- Colts Neck-Tlnton Falls County Rd. 537 highway improvement bonds, twoed. Public Auction Sale $25,000,000 issues for state in •/ Salesroom Open Mon. thru Sat. 9 to 6 [( SUNDAY 1 to « As I am moving to Florida, I will disperse my Real and stitutional construction; $15,000,' 000 for state teachers college Almost 85 per cent of Green Personal property on the premises at: construction: $66,800,000 in higher land's 840,000-square-milq e sur- education bonds. Also included is face is covered by glacier ice. 284 ROOSEVELT AYE., OAKHURST, H. J. $25,000,000 of a $45,850,000 authorization for a self-liquidat- Between Norwood Avenue and Monmouth Road ing water development program. Together (he new bond issues REAL ESTATE - HOUSEHOLD GOODS boosted the state's Indebtedness from more than $76 million in FURNISHINGS - ANTIQUES 1950 to the $160 million level ten years later. Not included in the total is more than $284 million SATURDAY, AUGUST 13th in State Highway Authority bonds 10: JO A. M. for which the state is liable if revenues of the Garden State GET Television 21" (Zenith), Hi-Fi radio (Zenith), refrig- Parkway are not sufficient to erator (Frigidaire), 7-pc. breakfast set, beautiful rugs (room meet principal and interest re- and scatter sizes), 10-pc. dining room set, floor clock (Ger- quirements. man), slant-top desk, lamps (floor and table), banjo wall Debt service this year will cost FLAVORS TO CHOOSE FROM- clock, lounging chairs, settee, wall mirrors, marblelop cof- the state $13,617,086, of which fee table, marbletop tables, bric-a-brac, chinaware, glass- interest payments alone will take For every taste at every time, Cott pro- ware, kitchenware, double student lamp, baby grand piano $4,637,0S6. vides 17 heavenly natural flavors—each and bench, dropleaf tables, hooked rugs, dressers, bureaus, The state's increasing reliance chests of drawers, dressing tables, washstands, typewriter, on borrowing to meet capital flavor distinctive, delightful. . . delicious. typewriter table, combination four-drawer letter-size metal needs was brought to public at- filing cabinet and safe; double and single beds, window air tention earlier this year when the condition unit, one ton; 7-pc. twin maple bedroom set, pic- New Jersey Taxpayers Associ- tures, prints, plank scat chairs, convertible settee, unusual JOY PER SIP— railtop china cabinet, occasional tables, air compressor, Tftonc power saw tilt table (Power King), hand and garden tools. Guess Who... Cott real-fruit flavors come from Everything goes from basement to attic. world-famous orchards and groves . . . REAL ESTATE: Nine-room, two-story frame house. Full 11, II blended by can't-be-copied, exclusive attic and basement, four bedrooms, one modern bath, two Cott formulas. powder rooms, modern kitchen, open front porch, inside and outside basement entrance, automatic heat. House in good repair and ready for immediate occupancy. GROUNDS: • Two-car garage with four-room apartment. OUNCES PER BOTTLE- Separate workshop and tool house. 153' fronting on Roose- FOR YOUR MONEY velt Ave., by 1,200' in depth. Five acres (more or less). Compare the contents! Cott gives you a Blacktop driveways, beautiful lawn and shade trees. High- full 32 ounce quart—an extra glassful! est bidder shall be required to pay a deposit of $1,000 at More flavors, more joy per sip, more ounces per bottle! time of sale (cash or certified check) and sign usual real Cott extra quality costs you less per ouncet estate purchase agreement. Possession upon conveyance You get more-a lot more-when you get Cott. That's of title. til Lunch will be served by the ladies of the Oakhurst why more and more people are asking for Cott. Methodist church.

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FORT MONMOUTH - George decades on the job, he helped de- T. Burtt is retiring Monday from velop radio receivers for both the Army Signal Research and the cavalry and satellites — but Development Labatory with a 41- thinks that the science of elec- year record of unbroken civilian tronics is still in its infancy. FJlBtBUYS! government employment. Worked With Notables Mr. Burtt, 69, lives at 276 High- Radios have represented only land Ave., Elberon. a small part of Mr. Burtt's work. Beech-Nut As a machinist, he was one of the pioneers in the development Baby Foods of radar, working in the 1930's with such notables as Paul Wat- Strained Chopped "Super-Right" Spring lamb! WHOLE or EITHER HALF son, now deceased, an engineer who became director of the for- c mer Evans Signal Laboratory 10-99° 6i°"89 (now the Evans Area of the Sig- nal Laboratory); Maj. Gen. Rog- er B. Colton (Ret.), who was a Wesson Oil signal laboratory director; Col. For salads, baking or frying William^ R. Blair (Ret.),' also a pint 41 C qu'rt C7C laboratory director, and Dr. Har- bottle*" bottle *" old A. Zahl, now the laboratory's LAMB director of research. "In the 41 years of service with Crisco the Signal Corps, Mr. Burtt play- Frozen o fSeafood ed a prominent role in the design For cooling, baling, frying REGULAR OVEN- C ~~W c and fabrication of equipments representing major contributions Mb. QIC 31b. 7QC 0 can"1 can" STYLE ttADY J g to the defense of our country," Oap'n John'i Dr. Zahl said. Ib. "It has been very interesting— 7o, |0Q the time has gone very fast," is Lifebuoy Soap Fried Scallops 3 pigs. I the way Mr. Burtt sums up his "Super-Right" Quality Beef 24 oi. > George T. Burtt career. For toilet and bath Dressed Whiting w*»« plgPli ... Job Has Grown Chuck 10 c C He came to work for the lab- l When Mr. Burtt came to work Bone In Rock Lobster Tails PV9- 99 oratory on Aug. 10, 1919, as a CALIFORNIA ROAST 49 p g for the Signal Corps, research C machinist and rose to chief of and development had been con- "Super-Right" Beef—No fat added Flounder Fillet ^w^, ^ 55 the machine shop section. solidated and transplanted two C During the more than four years earlier to a few frame Lifebuoy Soap Howard Johnson Fried Glams;;; 69 buildings at what was then Camp POT ROAST Boneless Chuck C Alfred Vail. Activity is now cen Especially for fli» bath 59 Birds Eye Fish Sticks . . ;;:35 Board Must tered in the huge Hexagon Build- b c ing. As electronics has expanded, 2 f31 Combination Chopj 8 Stewing—Spring Lamb "Supar-Right" Quality Mr. Burtt's job has grown to *" cakes * • Jane Parker's Fie of the Week! Take Pupilrupnss where he is now in direct charge Lamb Shoulders 33' Ground Chuck Beef 59' of three machine shops, a plat- "Super-Right" Quality—Spring Lamb "Super-Right" Quality SAVE 16' Of Madison ing shop, a plastics shop and a Lux Toilet Soap B C foundry. For toilet and balh TRENTON (AP) — Education In addition to his duties as a Rib Lamb Chops 1:1 85£ Stewing Beef " 59 Commissioner Frederick M. Rau-machinist-supervisor, Mr. Burtt "Super-Right" Quality-Spring Lamb Fine Quality Cherry binger has directed the South has been active in civil service 3 T 29° w C C River Board of Education to con-affairs. He helped create and " cakes • Breast of Lamb '15 Fancy Scallops 49 tinue to take high school, pupils then served on the original sug- Pie 49c from Madison Township for one gestion committee and the civil- more year. ian awards committee, and also Lux Toilet Soap Tart, red cherries, bursting with juicy goodness, Madison Township expected to has served on the appeals and Especially for fhe bar)) baked in a crust that's light and tlutry-crisp. have its first high school ready grievance committee and acted bath 4Qc _ Groceries S for use \his September, and hadas a civil service examiner. 2 cakes ** Jane Parker—Save 160 largo itie an agreement with South Riv^r Over the years, he has lectured to withdraw ninth grade pupils several times at the Long Branch e from the South River School at High School to help some of the 1 7 Angel fmi Ring 39 that time. students choose a vocation. lane Parker—Cheesa But construction of the new He belongs to Calvary Baptist TUNA FISH "Safc. " 2 ™ 69< school in Madison Township was Church, Oceanport is a gardener Liquid Detergent delayed, and it asked South Riv of long standing and builds high- PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT er to accept 120 ninth grade stu- fidelity and stereophonic radios lane Parker—Plain wl DRINK 16 01. dents this year. and record players for his own can can DEL MONTE 2 49 C South River agreed to take 75, enjoyment. Raisin Bread loaf 25 but cancelled the agreement Science Teacher when Madison Township announc Mr. Burtt and his wife, Velma, ALL CHICKEN Trend 1 ed it planned to withdraw both have a son, George, Jr., who For dilhel and fine fabrics VARIETIES cans ilf ninth and tenth grade pupils from teaches science at South Bruns- HEINZ SOUPS ^jSjjP'w tavlngi, pleat*) South River in September, 1961. wick High School. They have two Twin Pack 4 large 4Q South River argued that the grandchildren. Bandad logtlhsr • pkgs. *" Madison Township pupils should As retirement came nearer, Mr. Ready to Eat Cereal in South River the full four Burtt began writing detailed CHEERIOS yars, once they enrolled for the plans of what he might do — 2: 49 ninth grade. "but I threw all the notes out Nu-Soft VanillaiVanillaFudEeiPeachi3Flavorpk eont Raubinscr said yesterday the the window." Fabric loftmer rinse mHf.14%1 1 CHEF BOY-AR-DEE *%WAaiAt% ' '/"•'• - welfare of the students must be This followed the decision that the prime consideration. He said time and inclination would prob- pi"t fjce RAVIOLI L^Z, 2 car4¥cMARVEL ICE CREAM 69* moving theni from South River ably be better guides. bottle *• C to the new Madison Township As a starter, Mr. and Mrs. UEIM7 fUEDIflilC c . 70:^7 FRENCHFRSES 3 43 School would ease a crowded Burtt plan to cruise around the Rose-X Sweet c 6 classroom situation in South Riv- Gulf of St. Lawrence. llEIIIli linElllilRj bottle A # Welch's Welchade w;hi 3 ';;; 43 er and provide other educational But before he leaves the job, 4o1 C benefits. fellow workers and other associ- Fluffy Rinse It's New..,A&P's 97% 4oi.|ar Chocolate Chip Orange Juice Z'TA 6 97 The financial loss to South Riv ates of long standing will honor C Nabiico C " cam v* er next year, he said, will be him with a luncheon and testi- INSTANT"?. COFFEE 69 COOKIES 2 X'49 Green BeansR l offset by the fact that it bud monial as one of a small group 2 j~ 43e geted for only 75 Madison Town that helped put the "heart beat" A&P Brand—Our Finest Quality Pure Strawberry C e ship students this year and wil into the Signal Laboratory. Ann Page .. Morton's Meat Pies ^1 '£ 49 get tuition for 120. Comet Cleanser IP C T GRAPE JUICE 29 PRESERVES pltq. Other Madison Township stu- Del Monte Brand i.r 55 Artichoke Hearts Bw.Ey.br.nd dents attend Matawan and Sayre For bathroom and kitchen C Ann Page C Rirfk Euft Wfl ville High Schools. Numbers «l4ot.««e 2M/ioi.«Qe ? ' cans •*• can *•" FRUIT COCKTAIL 37 SALAD DRESSING H 43 ™2 ill ™ c C h C Birds Eye Sliced Peaches ppig". 27° 14 or. Me Mascot or. Doll Racket- Burry's Oxford Greme -'- ;°°; 25 Blue Bonnet Margarine ^ Vpig; .25 sliced Strawberries t P pkg.*0 A P 8 C I2O,.|0 Spic & Span C 639 Smashed French Dressing Reg 2 rhef ;o; 19 River Brand White Rice pig. '* For cleaning painted surfaces JUST AS FLAVORFUL ICED AS HOT... ATLANTIC CITY (AP - A two-million-dollar-a-year numbers 16 oi. •Aft S4oi. Q4Q AND THAT'S FLAVORFUL! racket was smashed here yes- pkg.« pi,. W A&P's Garden Fresh terday, Deputy Attorney General Hied and Foil B. Burrell Humphries said. Fruits and Vegetables RED Humphries, state police and BAG men from the Atlantic County Tide CIRCLE 59 For the family wash and dlihei prosecutor's office raided three COFFEE 3-Lb. Bag M.71 alleged gaming houses and ar- large 9i«»t" By the rested six persons, one a woman, j Ib. whole pkg.' Piece Humphries said much gamb- WATERMELON ling paraphernalia was confis- "%£ EIGHT O'CLOCK cated on the premises. Delivered Fresh Daily 3Ab. Bag Blue Cheer ears ZTwT,, BOKAR BAG The six persons arrested plead- SWEET CORN From Nearby Farms 6 f 1.83 ed innocent to charges lodged New wash day ludi against them and were released on bail by District Court Judge large FREESTONE A&P's Dairy Center Values .' pig. 177° Albert A. F. McGcc, who sat pig. PEACHES Orchard Fresh 3 > 25 A&P Brand—Natural as a magistrate. The places raided were at 1819 SWISS SLICES :::;; X 39 Atlantic Ave., 427 North New Surf Vine-Ripened Hampshire Ave., and 41 North CANTALOUPE 'z25< Sunnyficld Fflncy Creamery Kentucky Ave. For the family wash and dishti Humphries said the play at the Fresh Butter ™-5w»pt '"!?*prinh• W67I «Ib. brick' large «C giant gCC Firm, large North New Hampshire address pkg.w pkg.w" amounted to a million dollars a ICEBERG LETTUCE Crisp head 19 Breakstone Cottage Cheese ;;; 32° year. The play at the two other D c lb 0 places totaled the other million, Sliced Muenster Cheese R ;°nZ, S3 he said. Laundry Bleach Delicious Selections for National Sandwich Month .' C The crackdown was similar to Bright Sail d Mild Cheddar Cheese^™^•57 forays staged by the same law | 2 :; 27° Luncheon Meat C r C enforcement agencies here last I 'Agal.AAQ gallon MQn Sandwich Bread ° - '1;: 39 Sliced Provolone Cheese — • 59 .spring. It followed a long period bottle *W bottle *» A c Danlsh Blue Cheese C of investigation by state police. Sandwich Rolls ^r ^ »'8^25° Sandwich SpreadP ;;.': 21 ^"W 83 6 7 e Bologna or Liverwurst *%£ pl;;29° Breast o' Chicken Tuna w et°:37 Sharp Cheddar Bar Point Collectors Crest Tooth Paste d S lb A p From tots to teenagers, the A..^.,. 23C boy all the girls adore is this With Fluoristan Sliced American T r£d Sr -55° Sweet Garden Relish °.;; Switzerland Swiss * sl|r jaunty sailor! He's fun lo make! To Walk Awhile f c Colonial brand Special package Boi. £QQ WHITE HOUSE—INSTANT He's a salty sailor—a delight- Sliced Swiss Cheese '"ltZf 69,« Dill Pickles Koiher TRENTON — Four Monmouthj with t free pencils tube °*F ful doll, clever mascot to take County drivers have had their j THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA COMPANY, INC. NONFAT DRY MILK linck to college, to sit on dresser licenses revoked as of Aug. 3j Special Offer ... or bed. Pattern 039: transfer of under the point system, Ned J. Laddie Boy Prices effective thru doll, clothes; directions. Parsekinn, acting motor vehicle! Saturday, Aug. 13th JOc off label Send 35 cents (coins) for this director, announced today. i in Super Markets piittcrn — add 5 cents for each John P, Forrest, 21, of 9 Grant Dog Food $uper Markets 38 2/5 oi. pkg pnttern for lst-clnss mulling. and Sc If-Sc r vice Makes 12 Quarti St., Fnnningdale, four months; Btef IS oi, Send lo The Red Hank Register, stores only. 79 Lawrence P. 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This has have seen new hotels rising. confounded the few observers The American Hotel Associa- who from time to lime have fear- tion predicts that existing hotels ed that the saturation point was will spend more this year than being reached and that office con- their 265 million dollar outlay in struction would be brought to a 1959 just for modernization proj- jarring halt as it was during the ects. At the same time the hodepressio- n of the 1930's, when tels are facing increased competi- considerable New York space tion from the big splurge of mo-went begging. tel building in the nation and Little Complaint J.YANKO more recently *from the inroads of motor hotels in downtown One person with little complaint \ RED BANK areas. about the building boom is the

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Section Two ' RED BANK, N. J,, THURSDAY, AUGUST 11, 1960 7c PER COPY ToCirculatePetition New Jersey Lumumba Asks For Sewer Project News Briefs ASSOCIATED PRESS KEANSBURG — The Sewer proposal held in Borough NEWARK—Gerald De Carolis, National Unity, Study Committee expects to pre- all and attended by some 45 son of a former Newark police sent a petition to Borough Coun- esidents of the Palmer Ave. detective, pleaded innocent yes- cil Tuesday for the Palmer Ave. ea. terday to one charge of murder sewer project, Frederick Kalk- Only seven persons spoke dur- and two charges of atrocious as- hof, chairman, said last night. g the session—six of them Riots Quelled sault and battery. Magistrate The statement was made at igainst the proposal. oseph Zeller remanded him to LEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (AP) — Premier the close of a public hearing on However, at the close! of the ail without bail. De Carolis, 24, [ earing, 26 persons signed a pe- of 103 Brookdale Ave., is charged Patrice Lumumba today appealed for national unity ition in favor of the project. with the fatal shooting of Louis in the wake of anti-government rioting in The Congo Sees New Before it is presented to coun Ruglio, 22, of 38 Norwood St., 1, the petition must have the during an argument Sunday at capital's native quarter. Ignatures of at least 51 per the West Side Political Club. De "Let us stop the quarrels; let us abandon the Industry ent of the property owners in Carolis is also charged with destructive spirit," Lumum- he Palmer Ave. area. wounding Anthony Ricigliano, 20, Need 67 More of 45 14th Ave., immediately af- ba said in a radio appeal In Bayshore Mr. Kalkhof said there are 183 ter the slaying, and with the Middletown repeatedly broadcast by ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — ligible to sign. At least 93 prop- Saturday night stabbing of Miss the national network. Borough Council revealed last irty owners, or 67 more than Jean Me Phee, 25, 5 Ashland St. night that a light industrial igned last night, must be listed To Amend "All disorder must stop," plant may soon be constructed i validate the petition. CHARLESTON, S. C.-A New Lumumba said. "Let us preserve in'this municipality. Mr. Kalkhof expressed confi- Jersey sailor, who was injured Zoning Code our independence. Tho whole The name of the company was lence that the additional signa- aboard the submarine Trigger world is watching us." not given, but it is said to be ures will be obtained before on July 8, died in the Naval MIDDLETOWN - The Town-! As Lumumba's appeal in an electronics firm located in uesday. He said the petition will Hospital here yesterday. The iship Committee will introduce anjFrench and the local Lingala dia- the metropolitan New York area. e circulated by hand in the Navy said Harold W. Ladd of (amendment tc the existing zon-l'cct was broadcast, grim-faced, The proposed plant reportedly aimer Ave. area during the Denville, N. J., received severe stce e metcd ilice would specialize in the manufac ing ordinance Monday deSiKnedi ^ ' Congolese poll ext few days. abdominal and other Injuries mmarchea rrhnHd inin closrncne fnrmatiformatio, n to slow down residential building hire of cathode ray tubes'. A 55-name petition opposing the when he was crushed below through the sprawling native Arthur Murray, Harbor View roject already is on file with decks by the well of a radar until the new zoning code is :ity. Dr., a representative of the Low council. mast being lowered. The acci- adopted. They held rifles and tommy- Agency, Fair Haven, presented There are 27 streets or por- dent occurred while the sub The stop-gap measure, recom- guns at the ready while long most of the details on the pro- tions of streets in the affected was tied to a pier at the mended by the Planning Board, blllyclubs dangled on their hips. ject. area. Charleston Naval Station. consists of upgrading of mini- Congolese soldiers barred ac- Sites Studied Total cost of the project is Ladd's parents were listed as mum floorspace requirements of :ess to the Abako office where According to Councilman Allen estimated at $220,000, including MISS SEA BRIGHT CANDIDATES—These 10 girls were chosen last night for the Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Ladd buildings in the various zones. ast night's rioting flared up. J. Tracy, Mr. Murray decided $72,000 for expansion of the sew- of Thule, Greenland, and Den- final judging of the Miss Sea Bright beauty contest Aug. 17 at the borough bath- Ground the Place de la Victoire. to investigate likely plant sites er plant to carry the increased ville. The amendment would require n the heart of the quarter, in the borough after the possi- load. ing pavilion on Ocean Ave. There were 23 girls entered before last night's judging. floor areas as follows: R-1I0 bility was mentioned at a July (AA) — 2,000 square feet; R-45 :rowds of silent Congolese tense- Of the total, only $119,150 would The finalists, left to right, are Lillian Wojciechowici, 21, of Wanamassa; Ann Caiz- council meeting. WASHINGTON-Sens. Harrison (A) - 1,800; R-22 (C) — 1.500; y watched the marching police be assessed against the property za, 18, of Red Bank; Susan Royce, 16, of Little Silver; Jeanne Altman, 19, of Sea . Williams (D-NJ) and Clifford R-15 (B) — 1,200; R-ll) (O) - ind trucks loaded with soldiers. Mr. Murray said last night thai owners, who would have the op- Bright; Catherine Wolczanski, 16, of Fords; Ruthann Wohlforth, 18, of Red Bank; . Case (R-NJ) voted with the 1,200; and R-7 (E) - 1,000. During the rioting yesterday three sites are under considers ion of paying off the assess majority yesterday to ratify the ocks were thrown at the fiery tion, with a one-acre tract just ments over a 10-year period. Mary Habershaw, 17, of Asbury Park; Diane Giersch, 18, of Red Bank, and Carol The building requirements are west of the business district re ntarctic treaty The roll call roung premier's car, but he was The committee has" estimated higher than those set forth in garded as the most favorable. Ann Marrese, 20, of Ocean Beach. 'ote was 66-21. (A two-thirds ma- not hurt. Some Congolese police- he assessment at $6.40 per front the new code, which was present- The property, most of which ority is required.) men said a stone narrowly miss- oot, plus a $40 charge for tap ed in May. li owned by Hopping, McHenry ed him. connection for each property The proposed code at that time and Frost, Inc., loe,al lumber Today In JERSEY CITY —The Newark The government announced owner. Borough Tax Map Ready; called for: R-110 — 1,800 square firm, is bordered by West High hat a number of the rioters Washington irm of Barnett & Herenchak has feet; R-45 — 1,600; R-22 — 1,200; land Ave., West Ave., West Wash Small Lots ave been arrested and served aeen retained at a $20,000 fee tojR-1j 5 - 1,000; R-10 — 900, and ington Ave. and St. Paul's Bap Two-thirds of the homes in the Associated Press complete the first engineering lOticc- that other arrests would area are on 25-foot lots. To Replace 1929 Model tist Church. SENATE phase studies for the Jersey City be made. The committee estimated that Mayor John T. Lawley, Jr. NO specifics were given on the EATONTOWN - The borough's —actually a thick book of big Debates bill to increase the •ublic Market Commission, it Congolese police fired over the the cost for hook-up, from the announced that the new code two alternate sites, but Mr, Mur- new tax map was presented to maps covering all parts of the minimum wage. was announced yesterday. John heads of the mobs surging about tap at the property lines to the may be ready for re-presenta- ray said both would be suitabU Mayor and Council last night. borough in detail — cost $10,000. Finance Committee continues Drewen, commission chairman, the Place de la Victoire. A show homes, would run approximately tion within a month. for "this and any other desirabl It will replace a tax map of The council will formally ac- closed-d o o r consideration of said the firm will make a feas- of fixed bayonets finally brought 2.40 per foot. This would be in industry." 1929, and incorporate all the many cept the map at the next meet- House-passed social security and ibility study, test borings in the The code has been under stud the rioters under control, and addition to the assessment cost. or revision since the origina All three properties are in subdivisions and changes made ing, when a resolution in cus-medical care bill. marshlands and cost estimates police and troops threw a cordon It was emphasized, also, that proposal met objections from areas zoned for light industry. in the past 31 years. tomary form for the purpose wil Foreign Relations Committee for a 350-acre produce section of around the area. the hook-up expense might vary residents. One «Story Drawn by Borough Engineer have been drawn. hears Secretary of State Chris the market site. "From this study "No one was killed, and peace Mr. Murray stated that the from one home to another, and will be determined the cost each was restored," the government Henry Labrecque, the new map 91 Per Cent Collections tian A. Herter behind closed • building probably would be a one that individual homeowners, not merchant will have to pay to doors on recent international de announced last night. itory structure covering about 15 the borough would be responsible Al last night's meeting audi lease space in the market," Dre velopments. 000 square feet. for getting their homes hooked tor Herbert A. Carusoe, Red wen said. The Washington Mar- Dag to Lead He estimated an approximati into the sewer main and paying Bill A-229 Bank, reported tax collections for HOUSE ket in Lower Manhattan is be- ratable of $200,000, of which $150, for it. last year were more than 91 pe Adjourned until Aug. 15. ing taken over for redevelopmen Reds Expel 000 would represent construction Homeowners would be allowed cent of the levy. He called thi and New York City plans to move UN Forces costs. 30 days after the mains are inGets Support borough's financial situation the facilities to Hunts Point in The operation will require abou for the hook-up. "very good," in his presentation the Bronx. New Jersey is bid- American of the 1959 audit. Delay Action Into Katanga 75 employees, mostly women wh( There would be a sewer main- ding for the patronage of the From Board The council will take unde would be able to work four t< tenance charge of $15 a year to produce merchants by building UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. OCEANPORT - In a unani- study Mr. Carusoe's recommen- On Fences the market in the meadows here As Spy eight-hour shifts. The plant pay each user. (AP) — Secretary General Da roll was estimated at $10,000 mous decision here last night, dations for changes in handling LONDON (AP) — An American The project calls for a total RED BANK — The Zoning Hammarskjold raced to the rest- week. the Board of Education voted to of bookkeeping procedures on tourist identified only as Robert of 18,640 linear feet of sewer Board of Adjustment last nigh HACKENSACK—The Bergen less Congo today to personally Mr. Murray said that at th< forward letters to representatives such matters as tax liens. Christner has been expelled from mains. took no action on two requests County Planning Board opposes lead a UN task force of Swed- moment prospects for location o in the Assembly declaring ap- Council decided to ask Fort the Soviet Union as a spy, the Several residents asked wheth- proval and support of Bill A-229, for variances for fences. a harness race track in the sh troops into secessionist Ka the plant here look "very good, Monmouth authorities for co-op- Soviet news agency Tass an- er the nine plumbers in town now pending. The applicants were Mr. andnearby Secaucus meadows. In anga Province. although officials of the electron- would be able to handle all the eration in correcting drainage a resolution adopted yesterday, nounced today. This bill is designed to clari- Mrs. Charles W. Speicher, 221 The secretary general had as- ics company are also consider- hook-ups speedily. problems on Maxwell and Hope the board asked the -State The announcement said Christ- ing other municipalities in the fy points at issue regarding the Spring St. and Mr. and Mrs surance from Katanga's chief of After a heated bit of discussion Rds. This action followed read Racing Commission to turn ner went to the Soviet Union in area. entrance age of students and pol- John J. Durr, Tower Hill Ave state, Moise Tshombe, that his on this point, the committee ing of letters from Mr. Labrecque down applications for the track July to collect intelligence about "The owner of the firm visitet icy concerning transfer students. Both have fences, part of which force of 300 soldiers and two chairman ruled that "the plumb- reporting that a survey aft as prejudicial to the orderly industrial and military projects. Atlantic Highlands recently anc As now set up, the bill would are higher than six feet, which enerals would be "received in ing issue Is not one in which this er recent storms had found development of Bergen County. The Soviet Foreign Ministry has said he was very impressed witl provide that a youngster shall is in violation of the present or- an orderly manner" when they committee should get involved." that flooding was caused by wa Two racing associations have warned the U.S. Embassy in the possible sites and the towr have reached the age of 'five ter originating in the Camp Wood dinance. come tomorrow. He said, "Everyone in this asked the commission for per- Moscow against "Exploiting tour- in general," the realtor told coun years on or before Oct. 1 to bearea of Fort Monmouth. The Borough Council, however mission to build a racetrack in room knows Borough Council has Tshombe dropped his threa ists for intelligence purposes," ell. eligible for admission into any has introduced an ordinance Hudson County. been involved in that matter for In the case of Hope Rd. the ;o wage war on UN troops en Tass added. Early Action public school in the state. which will increase the max! some time. It is their problem, request will be made jointly with tering Katanga to replace Bel- It was the fifth case of Ameri- Mr. Murray estimated the com Transfer students would have New Shrewsbury, which is re- mum height for organic fences to not ours." MAHWAH-A wildcat strike of gian forces after the Security can spying charged by the Rus- pletion date to be "late thi: to abide by the same rule. In sponsible under an agreemenl six feet. The measure will have Council pledged they Would b Councilman Louis Collichio bus drivers that tied up virtually sians since the downing of year," if quick agreement cai dividual Boards of Education, with Eatontown, for maintenance a public hearing Monday. used only for police duties an suggested that before the com- all service on the Hudson Tran Francis Gary Powers' U2 plane be reached. Occupancy the however, still retain their discre- of the section of the road where Chester Apy, Jr., Red Bank at- keep hands off his row with the mittee seek petition signatures, a sit Lines for 9'/2 hours is over. May 1, and the second'expulsion would be slated for early 196 tion in ruling on individual cases. the problem exists. torney, appeared in behalf o central Congo government of special meeting be called with all The strike began at 6 a. m. and of an American citizen to be Mayor Robert S. McTague ask stating his client's only objection Award Contract Maxwell Rd. Widening ended at 3:30 p. m. yesterday. A 'remier Patrice Lumumba. Th ed Mr. Murray to set up a mee local plumbers in attendance in announced in as many days. Clancy and Hurley, Oceanport, to the fences was that they are company spokesman said the Katanga premier tried to pu' Ing between council and official an attempt to get the plumbers Army authorities will also b> Col. Edwin M. Kirton, the U.S. received the contract to install in violation of the present ordi walkout ended when international conditions on the UN action bu of the company within the nex"to tell the people just what they asked for an easement for the air attache in Moscow, was acoustical tile in the cafeteria nance. Several other residents in representatives of the Transport Hammarskjold rejected thes two weeks. will charge for hook-ups." widening of Maxwell Rd., befon ordered to leave the Soviet Union ceiling. They bid $1,986.00 for the the area spoke in favor of grant- Workers Union advised striking and Tshombe acceded. In other business, council ac- Mr. Kalkhof ruled the sugges- it is reconstructed. yesterday. He was accused of job as against Pirie J. Maloney ing the variance. Local 225 that it was violating cepted low bids from Manzo Con tion "out of order." A letter from the Board ol Hammarskjold's mission is t organizing a spy apparatus and Construction Company's bid of the contract with the bus com tracting Co., Inc. Matawan, foi Members of the sewer commit- Health said that standing wa- speed the withdrawal of the 7, of photographing military instal- $2,089.00. There were no other pany. The strike was staged by road construction work and foitee arc: ter behind the Esso station on 500 Belgian troops who are nowlations. His assistant, Capt. Irv- bids. nearly all the 100 drivers in pro road maintenance and repair ma- Main St. had been investigate* patrolling the mineral-rich pro- ing T. McDonald Jr. of Province- Donald F. Conroy, Edward test against the dismissal of a terials. Robert Wilcox, chairman of the following complaints from Dr. Middletown vince. The Belgians said thej town, Mass., was accused of Rockafellow, Eugene Connelly, bus driver for allegedly violating buildings and grounds commit- Ralph Thomas and Mrs. Eliza- (Continued) • would remove their soldiers whei similar activities but was not The firm's bids were $6,350.11 Richard A. Jessen, Mrs. Ann safety regulations. The bus com tee, asked for and received ap- bpth Bell. they could be sure the UN force: ordered out of the country. U.S. on the first item and $2,563.5: Shipley, William Aalbue, Stanley be responsible for all dumping , . proval to purchase escape win- pay known as the short |in( p op could protect the 12,000 Belgiai charge d'affaires Edward L. on the second. Koll, C. Bernard Blum, Ahme The area has been sprayed at the Belford site. The road construction is proCarluccio and John W. Savage. dows for the cafeteria and board against mosquitoes,' the boan .me Deuoru sue erates between New York City civilians still in Katanga. Frecrs rejected the charges. vlded for by a $10,000 bond i. room. Two windows are to be stated, and a full report of con Committeeman Compton ssudjand v ,ate New York and CarCar . sue while the repair materia installed in the cafeteria and one the operator is being paid $130 hnbondale.,.r. , Pap. . AhnllAbout t ,1,100 com ditions there is being prepare per week for 54 hours of work. , come under a $3,210 state al In the board room. The amount for the next meeting of the coun He said the township is renting muters in Bergen, Rockland and grant. Motel Court approved for this work is $600. cil. a bulldozer for $6 an hour. Orange counties were affected. Erdman Heads 4-Man State Council also agreed to the prep Mrs. Elsie Van Brunt, second Joseph Marcello of Laurel PI. The committee rejected bids The discharged driver is Calvin aration of a formal borouer grade teacher, received the Case Stalled; appeared to complain of standing on the operation of the landfill Lybolt of Sloatsburg, N. Y. H map to show clearly the specif board's approval for an emergen- water In holes at the site of theby private contractors. was fired Tuesday. GOP Campaign Committee areas set forth in the zoning oi cy certification. garden apartments now under A resolution commending the dlnance. Seek Owner Mrs. Helen Tucker announced construction by the Sidpaul Corp. late Craig Finnegan, township en- TRENTON-Gov. Robert B. Jersey Republican Party, in a would remove himself from the At the suggestion of John W ATLANTIC TOWNSHIP — The some figures which she felt would He said water had collected gineer, who died last Thursday, Meyner yesterday signed twin move to still any controversy i Ml gubernatorial race, Erdman Applegate, borough attorney, cop bills to raise the pensions paid question of what will happen to be of interest tn the board. The there, been left for more than for his services to the commu- les of the map will be attachec to widows of police and fire- over who should lead i, in teT 24 prefabricated motel unitst on average teacher's salary in the two months, become covered with nity was adopted. to copies of the ordinance am men who die fnr reasons con- fall presidential campaign, has shanley had been considered Rt, 34 is still up in the air. state for the past year was $5,sree- n mold, and constituted a Finnegan Lauded made available at a cost of " nected with their work. The chosen a four-man committee to the favorite (or the campaign According to D. Joseph DcVito, 740. The same figure for the en-hazard for neighborhood children. "He was an outstanding mem- ; cents. i bills were sponsored by Sens. attorney for the township, a sum- tire United States was $5,025. Health Matter ber of the community and did plan election strategy. !post until the issue of the gov- (See INDUSTRY page 2) Pay Above Average Frank S. Farley (It-Atlantic) mons has been sent to Essex Borough Clerk Andrew G. Beck- many things that went un- The party's executive commit- crnorship came up County authorities to be served noticed," said Mayor John T. and Anthony J. Grossl (D-Pas- Agreed Occanport's teacher salary av- er was instructed to bring the sale.) They Increase the max- tee yesterday named State Chair- on Barrister Investment Corp., Lawlcy, Jr. I told him we ought to keep erage was $5,776, considerably matter to the attention of the imum pensions to one-half of man Carl Erdman, National Com- Youth Arrested East Orange. mitteemnn Bernard M. Shanley,, out of the campaign any question higher than the national aver- Board of Health. Tho governing body also voted the husband's average salary. The firm has been charged National Committeewoman Klea- of who was Roing tn be a candi- age, and higher than the New Councilman Leon B. Smock, to place on the November ballot The previous maximum was with a zoning violation, in that nor S. Todd and State Finance date next year, and ho agreed," Jersey average. Jr., wns empowered to purchase the question of having township $1,500 a year. The new laws In House Break the township zone code docs not Committee Chairman J. Duncnn'Erdman said. The cost of education per child and have installed fencing alonR employees join the New Jersey affect the consolidated police KEANSBURG —John Mclnnei permit motels anywhere in the Pitney to lead the GOP until Shnnley, nn old political ally this past year was $497 in the the west line of the former Flor- Employees Retirement System, and firemen's pension fund and 23, Bay Hotel, Bay Avc., was armunicipality. The 24 units arc Election Day. of Vice President Richard M. state. New York state's young' ence Wolrntt property, recently Some 60 ^employees — both mu. the police and firemen's retire- rested by Patrolman Patrlcl at tho corner of Rt. 34 and Colt's stcrs cost $55!) ench, and Alnska's ncqulred for a bnrnunh pnrklnq nlclpal and Board of Education ment system, Erdman said the committee Nixon, tho Republican candidate Keelen early this morning am Neck-Freehold Rd. They have modified the recommendation for president, said he refused $530. The nntionnl average, how- Int. The cost will be in the — arc eligible for the plan. charged with breaking and entry been there more than a month. made Tuesday night by Rcpub- Erdman's offer. ever, took a sharp drop to $309 neighborhood of $350. The township adopted an omer Mclnnes only last week wa Because Essex County authori- per child. JERSEY CITY-Police say Mean leaders from seven North The Republicans plan to open Council released the perform- Rency resolution appropriating irrcsted on a charge of dls ties have so far been unable to Edward Boycc, 24, a gnu sta-Jersey counties that he be nam- a small campaign headquarters Tho Stale Federation of Dis-nncc bond of Rosewood Park $2,527.52 to cover the cost of ex. orderly conduct and released locate the Barrister offices, Mr. tending writer mains to the beach tion attendant, has admitted ed election chairman. in Newark, hut the main head- trict Boards of Education will Homes, Inc., and accented a $100 boll. DoVito said, a municipal court hold its federated workshops In house at Ideal Beach. his report that a man held him No Chairman quarters will be at the state com- maintenance bond fnr that de- Police aald he broke Intn hearing on tho complaint, sched- Atlantic City Sept. 18, 19 and 20. The resolution must be npprov up for $178 was a hoax. Boycc, He said no campaign chair- mlttee offices in Trenton, Erd velopment. roomlnR house at 3 Occonvlo' uled for Tuesday night, has been Mrs. Evelyn II. Riddle, hoard ed by the state Division of Local; of 1 llcckmnn Dr., orlRlnally man would be named, but that mnn Indicated, lie said he would Avo. about 1:30 this mornln postponed indefinitely. secretary, and Mrs. Helen Tuck- Government, told police an armed man held he would head the four-mun com- hold a news conference Mon- Tenants heard a noise and not Robert Martin, Colt's Neck, er, n member of the board, both 102(1 BIRTHDAY Tho committee awarded a con- him un Monday nl tho Rns sla- mlttee. 'dnv to announce some appoint. fled the landlady, Mrs. P. I owner of the tract, hns told local received permission to ntteml. JOHNSTOWN, N. Y. (Al') - Irnrt In Mount Kni'llnh Salon,! linn nt 3070 Hudson Blvd. Po- Assemblyman Raymond II. menls to posts such as rrgistr.i- Kahili, who telephoned the pollc officials he leased the properly Other bnnrd members were ur|(cd William Nellls, who wns throe Rrd flunk, for purchase of n Hcc snld he admitted yesterday iHiitemnn o( Somerset wns nnni- tlon chairman. Patrolman Kcclen said he fount to Barrister. | to nttcnd If they cnuld. warn old nt the start AP Movto-TV Writer of the latest was reviewed with Joseph Accardi, Kenton Gar oil, THURSDAY EVENING (4) News HOLLYWOOD — What is Eric the same for the spy novel." the comment: 12:00—

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Millions of tourists have driven ; Ie type which a can m oy Eaton Cleaners NOW TUNE TO 0$t P " > - By REINHOLD ENSZ |Th| e cashier refuses to accept'yoy u must carryy at all limes. Then Up to Berghof, Hitler's Alpine nwtr iwnc iv BP« |modi fied t0 sui[ any gjven Situa. p I 1 TTrP !tion." MOSCOW (AP) — The first I traveler'tl' s checkhks and telltlsl you to j you ggo back to the cashier's residence, and then by elevator and Laundry i The motor tour took the couple thing that strikes a Western vis- 8° upstairs to the office of the,officetheoffice, papy youyour moneoey anad han handd400 feet up tothe Eagle's Nest government bank. her the form which you got from I villa which offers a grand view Monmouth Shopping Center, Eatontown Circle, Eatontown 141 ! along the Mt. Equinox Skyline j jtor to this country is the tre- irl at the bank | Drive, the Mohawk Trail and the' mendous amount of red tape- 8 counter the coupopn girlg . of Alpine peaks. (Near Food Fair Market) WHTG—Radio 1 c u i acce ls hh e cnecksk bbut ton| | aftf re c e n 11 y-opened Kancanagus a'r, d" "jUst" pTaTn' siowness-'thati P f . y " You return to the coupon girt I • Xnr Skmnbvr I Highway. hampers everyday living. er she fills out a blank on yourwith one of the forms and you A carabao is a water buffalo. You walk into a Moscow res- currency exchange form, which get your coupons. taurant and march to an empty Next day you ask an Intourist table. It is decked out with every- official where you could have got thing imaginable, plates, silver- "A93" gasoline. iware, napkins and several kinds New Position "Just a moment," he says and i of glasses, as if for a banquet. pulls a large form out of his FINAL CLEARANCE desk. j Over in one corner is a gather-i At College • ing of waitresses. After carefully scanning it, he SUMMER MERCHANDISE j After staring at the array of announces: "There's one near the drinking glasses for a while, you For Slocum agricultural exhibition (on the timidly send a signal to the wait- north side of Moscow) and there's UMBRELLAELLAS dA OC S one not too far from the Krem- Reg. resses convention. Broad backs 2 $39.95 $.54.70 • quickly turned toward you lin." UMBRELLAS tf%A AF 7|and the convention continues Reg. $29.95 $Z*t. 70 • You notice a single waitress is YOU CAN 3 scurrying about, but she is oc- Area Man p ENJOY Reg. $19?98 $15.98 • You signal her. Sie may or may 3 not bring a me iu. At LeJeune STRAW RUGS 3x5 The Waitress Wait CAMP LEJEUNE, N. C. — RETIREMENT 18 Reg. $ 1.49 If she does, it may be 10 min- Marine Maj. George E. Chamber- 98'• utes before she returns to take lin, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. START a retirement savings George E. Chamberlin, Sr., 44 STRAW RUGS 27x54 lyour order. You ask for a breaded account with us now and watch 24 Reg. 98^ 69* jveal cutlet, which is prominent- Blossom Cove Rd., Middletown, ly listed on the menu. N. J., is serving with the Second it grow — fast! Especially Service Battalion, a unit of the PATIO SWINGS "Nyet," says the waitress—and •with the generous dividends we 2 Reg. $39.98 looks longingly at the convention Second Marine Division here. of her colleagues. He completed a Marine Corps add twice yearly. Let retire- INNERSPRING CHAISE After another try you agree on Institute stock list correspondence ment savings financeth e fun 2 Reg. $24.98 something and she heads for the course in June. j kitchen. Perhaps she comes back The Second Service Battalion retirement can bring! CHAISISEE LOUNGES £ £ AA A with the food in 15 minutes. Get- supplies and supports the division Reg. 8 $ 8.98 v $ 5.7O • ting the check is still another op- in combat. It provides all types eration. of fuel and regulates beach and HAMMOCKS You have eaten. Now what about helicopter landing facilities in 5 Reg. $ 9.98 $ 7.98 iyour auto? Its tank is almost Dr. Clyde W. Slocum amphibious operations. empty. You head for that service WEST LONG BRANCH — Dr. Before entering the service, HAMMOCK (t A AA £ station you saw near a down- Maj. Chamberlin attended the 1 Reg. $11.98 $ 7.7O • town hotel. The female attendant Clyde W. Slocum will fill the University of Miami, Coral reluctantly approaches you. Be-new position of director of theGables, Fla. BACK RESTS ^ fore she lifts a finger, she deevenin- g division and the two- RED BANK SAVINGS 12 Reg. $ 4.98 , $ 3.49 and LOAN ASSOCIATION 8x16 POOL that will get gas for you." or for lege starting Sept. 1. Highlands CHARTERED 1667 Reg. $13.98 2 $10. a Soviet citizen. You produced i Dr. Slocum resigned June 30 The Ladies Auxiliary of the "She Door St to Security Bv9fl POr»l *»•** «k«* •! coupons for "A93" gasoline, the as superintendent of schools of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 555 vf 8 X s avaiiable T io of will sponsor a rummage sale 10 BROAD ST. M 4 Friday and Saturday, Aug. 19 and RED BANK NEW JERSEY R 4° I?5°98 $12.98 •!^! Tho=y^re attendant takes one look!service; - .«-. He also hars hel d *«•the post BOATMEN CHAIRS 20. The sale will be held in the Insured Savings Accounts Money Orders Home Mortgage Loam jat the coupons and says, "Nyet."'of supervising principal at Had-former A&P store, Bay Ave. and 5 Reg. $ 8.98 $ 5.98 ! It seems she has only "ATC'ldon Heights schools and at Co- Miller St. Mrs. Vivian Sanborn. Traveleri Cheques Hom» Improvement Loam | gas, fairly low grade stuff. jbleskill .Central School, New 67 Fifth St. is in charge of Gift Drafts ' She suggest you go to the In-! • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY donations. > tourist office in the hotel next York- Save-by-Mail Christmas Clubs STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO I P. M. 1,000 Students Jdoor and buy cheaper coupons. _. ,, .. „ „ . ! William Fuchs, 52 Cornwall St., Member Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corp. % M ember Federal Home Loan Bank System Wed. and Fri. 8 A. M. (o 9 P. M. Member New Jertey Savings and Loan Liasue t The Checkeout Plan The Monmouth College evening The girl at Intourist produces division, which last year had an celebrated hisb rlhdav Tucsdav the coupons—after you have been enrollment of about 1,000 stu leading to waiting 30 minutes for her to re-{dents, offers courses Monmouth Shopping Ccntir turn from lunch. She also pro- two-year degrees with majors in 47 Brood St. SHadyside 1-7500 Red Bank duces a form which she partial- eight fields and four-year de- Eatontown CireU ly fills out. She tells you to takegrees with majors in 14 fields. ''I OPIN: MON., WIO., THURS., FRI. the form and your money to the The two-year program is open at your service 10 A.M. . 9:30 P.M. (cashier's office down the hall. to qualified students who wish to WARDS' TUES. - SAT. 10 A.M. - « P.M. enter careers after two years of WARDS HOME college and to students who wish CALL LI 2-2150 to study further after receiving IMPROVEMENT the associate in arts degree. CENTER The curriculums are in business FREE BONUS OFFER administration, commercial illus- trating, electronics technician, Ward, will install bonui of no extra charge—enough marching aiphalr engineering aide, executive sec- ihinglei to cover your garage (average size 12'x20') with tverv homt retary, journalism, liberal arts, roof job installed by Wards. and pre-professional medical technology. CALL FOR FREE ESTIMATE Other special curriculums are OR MAIL COUPON BELOW arranged to meet individual stu- LIQUOR STORES dent needs. To Teach Course for all your better WE CARRY A Dr. Slocum also will teach a course, "Introduction to Profes- Ihrmg needs COMPLETE LINE OF sional Education." In his dissertation for the doc IMPORTED and DOMESTIC tor of education degree, which AtUMtNOM AWNINOS NO was granted by the University of AND CANOPIES Pennsylvania, Dr. Slocum ques MONEY tioned the effectiveness of driver COMBINATION DOORS education courses in New Jersey AND WINDOWS WINES high schools. DOWN After studying driving records 36 mot. le pay on For Your Dining and Drinking Pleasure from July 1, 1955 through June KriM Ol$100 30, 1958 of 6,295 male high school or mori graduates, he concluded that there is not a statistically sig- nificant difference in the effec- tiveness of driving by young men with training and those without INTERIOR AND He called for further study un EXTERIOR DOORS der varying conditions.

SLIGHT ERROR INSTALLED A MONTH as low at MADISON. Conn. (AP) — Rob- A vcrao* 5-re«m horn* ert A. Stankowski, 22, came into the police station at 4:30 a. m t Th« ftn«st In asphalt shingles For a newly-built appearance and pro- land asked where court was being • Endurinfl beauty and protection tection to iporel Enjoy free repairs held. or replacemsnt for 10 years due to STEEU ALUMINUM • Warranted by Wards for 10 y He had been given a traffic defective materials or workmanship. summons that directed him to A WOOD WINDOWS show up at 4:30 a. m. Police told him the time was in error andi advised him to comeback at 4:30 p. m. INSTALLED A MONTH as low as Avg. 24x30' homt North Dakota split its three electoral votes for the presidency 'MPORTED • Finest all-weather pro- Asbestos siding protects, in 1892, giving one to the Demo- tcction adds value and charm to crates, one to the Republics and SEALING your home. Weather- one to the People's Party, Iht tun's cntrgy fusts th« shingles together •Never needs painting or upkeep proof and'fire-resistant. PROPOSAL ro form a "one-piece" WIND-SAFE ROOFI/ 10 yr. warrantee as Nutlce li lu-n-liy Riven that tvt bldn will bft recclvrd in the Jteceptlnn Sell-Sealing shingles qo on your roof just as conven./^- • Warranted by Wards Wards roofing. Choice HcHim of the n(()ce (it ttm I>trtctor. TnviHion ot Purr.hna* nnrl I*roperly, tional asphalt shingles do.,.fauf then Mr. Sun (akes / for 10 years of colors available. 2n<| floor, rear, Htmc House, Trrtiton over and seals them down against the wind! / f 'i!t, Nt*w Jernry, on Aufcuit 'Jft, HrflO at •Miu 1'. M. iiml will hf ofieneti unri The secret? A specially-developed sealing / * »• n»iul Immcillnt^ly thfrenftfr, (or material bonded to each Self-Sealing / f MAIL THIS COUPON TOOAYI ^AcHi&TtoAh TII*K CKUANUH thlngle. Upon activation by the heat / NOItsUOHTIIV IXIIl.MlTOItV. KT(. ofthesun'srays.thesealingmaterial ^-— Colonel Roy A" I.Uilfl muil IJP nct\ in the ; MONTGOMERY WARD Ky. Straight Bourbon ri|M-cl}il ncldn-riacd iinvolopp, tit ftrtnin- lapping shingle to anchor |xinf• In thf amount ot t'i of the Irh), nnd Hi n>- wide range ol har- llvrrnl nt thr IIIIDVC (IIHOP on or In- monious colors. {For FREE estimate and planning advice on roofing Uirt tin' hour niuiird an no tiUt v.tu ^mom. ON ,.C, « h» nrrejitnl after the hour xpOclflni IHItWU M«U DOWN nONT Above Items Exclusive With Davidson's Hum fini so Hiiiinuiind win he coniidrr- •DM et OVIlUfflNO tHINOU • and siding or P't In form nl nn<\ wilt tir rpjcdtcil Ttf rUriMtnr rc«i'r\•'« lhi> rIf;lit to rrjni ntiv mill H!| IMIIH iinil tu HUIITII run tnif I Iu iitiii fir v.iM)U< If (li'i'iiKrt (o $ {NAME iln> IM-M Inlrri'HtN of Hie fltntc to ilo DM i 'I'hc "iiri'i'iiftil I'I'Mrr will hr rr>((iilrpil INSTALLED i In furnlnh mirflv homl In tti« full 12 ! STREET TOWN • mount of the ruiilnut, o( n cnmixiny 1 inn I.I, ./i-ii tu ii i MIH M;, hi tin nlnlr As Low As Of New ,JlT«i'S IIIIII mid N)K'('iri<'ntl'iii*, ronit ut lil-l A MONTH •PHONE NUMBER cunt ruet niKl liiiml for [\\t projinnp't •••••••••••••••I wrtrk mr nil Ml« find nmy he HIII.HM. «i ll|>nil ii|i|>IICiifl'iti tu (lie I Hi re tor, |i| v in ton nf I'm i iniMf nml I * r n | < r r t v, ^tulp )(

itrj'AitiMKNi or IHK -1 J:»•:\MT rv 39Va Broad St.. Rod Bank IHviiliin of |'i M h.i«.. ninl 1'r.n-r p (jr <'H.M!l,Kn V HU.hlVAN Mtin Un A i*: 11. 11 «!* 1^ themott brilliant color* design* Uague m the congreatonal bat- I* the honest distiller; Chance RED BANK REGrSTER of sometimes exotic splendor. tle* under Taft and WiUon, first the second will have * whirl atTj.ur,j_v im:ii infin«>r m B;, is (Snidned away W. G, Roger* to spare the tinner by outlawing bootteggtaK It all Mows op when i*™* Au* "• >?*>-& Wt by bit tiU tift dawn of (be Itotyrfe.BforfpB, P#S. . but to, 0^reviewer. But that the'recedioi past, and cowing up alcohol and finally to succor our Treadgood start* bi* campaign. lure bad been • fell and win. are Garibaldi, Cavbur and Vic- democratic 20th'Century when WATER OF LIFE. By Henry AJlieAlli s b y cavini g theth corn to feedfd an infant it devoured by a bog, criticism to a detail which should there remain only bis withered The coming of Prohibition i« •of phony war, almost no more not be permitted to obscure the tor Ftf FbFiabnzll o rtiletl Morton Robinson. Simon tk. them — when in fact they mostly and a man by a pack of doe*, and ridiculous daughter*. 1 a commendable topic, but only a •i a cold war except for Hit' fact that "Crape and Canister" vast possessions occupies a pal Schuster. $5.95, !needed wheat and rye. •" book if likely ace the size of the antique Cre- Dl Lampedusa, who died be- «ot could have facultie. co dulled \Mve s tot of ^ d - . Is assaults in the distant East; is an important work. It brings "Usquebaugh, Vfquabe»tha,\ But in the half-century between tan labyrinth, and moves in gor- fore he found a publisher, has Aq Vitae, Water of Life, Whis- . , "wnndhniiim,.™ •.. n ,'u' '-ri. T "\m lnv «"* w UKm w *»J°y I the uncertain French and the artillery of the Army of the Ua therp s a tr( mpnrfolls is t0 ski but ski I'lish just sat on their hands. Potomac out of the shadows. geous pomp, but he is slipping. written a story with a good meaty ^y!" - this invocation introduces ^^^J^^T ^^^^^\ ^^i^K^ " ~ " IW {He has a weakness for a hand- bodyy, and occasional incidents!Robinson'! s subject: The good of 8 8> Woodnulls olne lsn t 'ashed to the tracks; . u^J* I of a sudden in the bright are to "Water of Life" what as the train roars nearer, the ! w W.r G. Rogers ling of 1940, the English and Bob Price (some nephew Tancredi, even stand out memorably for their! ••mans both picked the pocked !though the youth loves a • girl]fire or passion the young lovers! 1st of Norway for an outburst THE LEOPARD. By Giuseppe beautiful, rich but far below his the who act out When y advertis—e The Reglster di Lampedusa. Translated from hunting solitude in the great ja professor brought up to hate;in the old you hostilities. Churchill wanted to station; he associates unbecom- 'l^^Adyert«emen°" Italian by Archibald Coloquohoun. ingly with men of suspiciously Donnafugata palace, the wild rab-j L Ip the shipment of Swedish iron Pantheon. $4.50. j pages of poesie; but she fits intojmail, pimping, incendiarism, I down inside the screen of is- democratic sympathies; he will bit shot and dying with a poig-j It begins with pioneer Chance not knuckle to the newly power-jnant moral for humans, the frol- frontier life like any romantic (Though you may think enough is NOW TUNE TO Ids; Hitler was afraid the Brit A hundred years ago this Woodhull in the Indiana wilds heroine. One of her daughters;enough, Robinson never lets go I would move into Scaridina- month, when this picturesque nov- ful King of Sardinia but he has icsome Great Dane Bendico met self-sufficient in everything even ceased to humble himself before (has an illegitimate child, one of what seems to him a good I, perhaps to speed help to el opens, Fabrizio, Prince of Sa- on the first page and returned to to using extra corn to distill turns militant Dry. Anson's broth-j thing: Two wives, not one, are lina, in Sicily, a giant of a man, Ferdinand. whisky. It ends with Oliver Tread- lialnd. Hitler signed the orde dust on the last. This is a novels er Platt is a gambler associate • incapacitated so that their hus- 1410 lit — on April 1. and spendid symbol of a glitter- The novel shows his position good, hypocritical Mr. Dry like like a tapestry, with a fine thick; of card shark Damon Frye. Lu-:bands are freed to philander; two ing noble tradition, balances on being undermined. He keeps up ^he cartoon of the rabid Prohi- cienne Bisguier has telltale ini-1 faces are rubbed in filth, and WHTG—Radio I'ou will remember the name the brink of the modern world. some of the old appearances, and ground on which are woven in bitionist, guidinn the Anti-Saloon |m the black headlines—Narvik tials tatooed on her; Moerlien indeed filth is poured into a third; Eatontoivn - Mew Shrewsbury I the north, Tromso still far- Ir off, and Namsos, Trondheim \i Aandalsnes southward.. The rwegian government longed idly for peace, but the Brit- were almost as blind aboul rman moves. The Nazis ad- nced up the narrow waterway Oslo; the King and cabinet, cided something was amiss, termined to send out mobiliza- n orders— as the shocked icintyre puts it in italics—by lil. Even so, at isolated spots diers and sailors knowing rman when they saw one did t up a desperate forlorn resis- nce. Mkt about the same time, bu •ways a few fatal hours late, le British got landing troops ward transports, then Unloaded em, then sent out warships, ley had one inadequate carrier 'ailable. The valiant Glowworm SHOP AND COMPARE FOODTOWN'S EVERYDAY LOW SHELF PRICES itmatched, nevertheless crip- ed the Hipper; the Renown pu e Gneisenau and Scharnhorsl flight in the spring's heavies :as. That wasn't enough. Repeat- ily displaying the indecision tat always loses battles, the ome Fleet missed its grea lance to block the enemy, who little more than a week oc jpied every key position along e coast. It was uneven in other ways, MJ. British submarines couldn'i re on merchant ships withou rst gallantly, and riskly, sur icing, though when it became lear the enemy was moving applies and troops, the order 'as cancelled. On the other hand le Germans operated under the andicap of fewer compunctions nd more than once obeyed the CHOPS I STEW xplicit order to be ruthless. British Skuas managed to sink LAMB COMBO ,.29* be first major warship by air, FRESH KILLED OVEN-READY he Koenigsberg at Bergen; there ROASTING CHICKENS ..39* .•as the heroic, historic and sui CLOROX idal entry into the Narvik fjord HOT OR SWEET nder Warburton-Lee. But sail rs and soldiers got contrary or- BLEACH ITALIAN SAUSAGE ers, the Admiralty even by-pas UNOX ed admirals with some vital in CANNED HAM ructions, nights were too short tukas were everywhere, and by BESTOCK .pril 30 and May 1 and 2 the FRANKFURTERS Inglish began withdrawals at CHUNCK STYLE BOIOGNA OR landalsnes and Namsos. Narvik Sun Rich — Orangt, Pinnpplt-Orapifruit, Punch, Grape UNDEN HOUSE vas no sooner captured than THRIVO p>r«anal lQrf LIVERWURST FRUIT DRINK gal1. 39* vas abandoned—the British were DOG FOOD SOAP 5 n'n ban • * •" mffering the ordeal of Dunkirk LINDEN HOUSE ASSORTED YOU SAVE MORE it just that time. Though English SODA No Dgpo>" - 28-OI. $1.00 Illllllllllllllllllfllllllll] FRESH PRODUCE [iiiimiiiiiiMiiiimiiiiir osses were comparatively light- 5 K 89* 6 pk. «WWM No R,lurn T POP ICE •s !r, Hitler seized and held, bases FOODTOWN UNDEN HOUSE STRAWBERRY or his murderous attacks on 10-ox. OO^t 2 pkg.. <*"* Murmansk convoys. BREAD CRUMBS LINDEN HOUSE PRESERVES I" ORANGE-PINEAPPIE YOU SAVI MORE Macintyre says it was perhaps 46-ox. GRAPE DRINK lot a catastrophe but a "defeat Hl-C DRINK can 27* CORN BROOMS ., 89* | 32-ot. - most certainly." He blames NABISCO * Sunshine Delicious with Linden Houie Strawberry Preserves £2 he Navy for not foreseeing what cam FRESH HOME-GROWN JERSEY = ilanes could do, but he goes back GRAHAMS box Hi-HO CRACKERS £ 35* f >rimarily for the cause of the 1940 debacle to the "disastrous Chunk Style PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT Blur Ribbon While TOMATOES 2*29* I Mlitical decision" of 1918 to WHIT£ MEAT • TENDER, CRISP = ransfer the Navy's planes to the SNIDER S *oyal Air Force— so fateful are he deeds of one generation for CUCUMBERS 2-9* | he next. This is a succinct and miiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiif itirring account; it brings back TUNA FISH DRIMK mum he war with terrible clarity; it s yesterday pointing to the haz- GIANT FROZEN FOOD-YOU SAVE MORE trds of tomorrow. 20 QZ. W.G. Rogers 46 oz. BOT. GRAPE AND CANISTER. By PINK OR REGULAR-FROZEN „, Van Loan Nalsawald. Oxford. 110. LINDEN HOUSE "Confederate infantry and Fed- LIBBY LEMONADE sral artillery, side by side on the ame field, need fear no foe on Tip-Top From, Black Chtrry, Strawbtrry l.morr, •arth." That was the considered (XCEISIOR BUHERED APPLESAUCE 7 I- °'°p*' RatPb»rry l«"">"i PineappU Raiplmry, pinion of the Confederate Gen. LINDEN HOUSE "° ). H. Hill, after he had watch- 1 d Federal gunners wreck charg- IMPORTED BUTTER or COFFEE FRUIT DRINK 10{0 ^ * l ^ ng Southern regiments at Mai- 14 0< MINUIMINUIEE MAI MAIDD 02EN ern Hill in 1862. CREAM CORN DANISH CAKE " 69* " In the course of the near-cen- CHARCOAL ORANGE JUICE 5^ ury since the Civil War, a great $ 09 leal has been written about the lonfederate infantry. Now comes FRESH DAIRY-YOU SAVE AflORE Jalsawald to put in a word fo t BRIQUETS COtI 51AW, POTATO, MACARONI, BIET lie Federal artillery in general YELLOW OR WHITE nd that of the Army of the Po- Manor Hill Salads * 29* American, Pimento, Swiss Dmac in particular. And high r Ime, too. hodtown Coffee Sale! jar ^ • The artillery was not a decls- BLUE BONNET 2s< BORDEN'S . re arm in the Civil War. Its MARGARINE ib. 6 0I hief role was defensive, its mos BREAKSTONE ib. k nportant service was in suppor COTTAGE CHEESE f infantry. Union batteries ac SLICES " «- 19 ounted for more than half o le casualties at Malvern Hil ut that was an exeption, not the ule. Over the four years of war, 97 BROAD STREET 506 PROSPECT AVE. rtillery inflicted not more than ) per cent of the casualties. RED BANK LITTLE SILVER In a way, the story of the ar- S Uery parallels that of the Ar Kln« •>'* 49* 125 BROADWAY *1126 OCEAN AVE. ly of the Potomac—superior l tan LONG BRANCH SEA BRIGHT lanpower and material wasted y slipshod command. In large ROUTE 35, EATONTOWN art, the artillerymen were not (Closed Sunday) i blame. The fault lay with an M-ondlown Mnrkcis Open Sunday rganlzatlona! and command sys- !m which put the batteries under Prltti •ffidlvi through Saturday Auguit 11. Not rtipomlbl* for typographical irrort. Wt ID authority of Infantry com r«i«rv« (hi flghl to limit quantili«i. Non« lold la Dtaltri. M«mb«r Twin County Oro<«ri. landers who knew little or noth ig o( artillery's functions and 10c OFF inabilities. SURF RINSO FlUFFY 3« OFF DISHWASHER Naisawald is an experienced nr- RINSO llerymnn and military historian, SOAP POWDER SILVER DUST WHITE RED ALL ALL e writes with authority and flu- BLUE icy. He writes of action, hot 19-oi. itlon from the first skirmishes box bo, 41' i the Peninsula through the ar- lery'« great day at Gettysburg LIQUID CICANER id Its relative eclipse after SICKC HANDY LUX LUX LUX BREEZE irfnrc became the order of Inss at Petersburg ANDY LIQUID TOILET SOAP TOILET SOAP SOAP POWDER Stirring tlioiiRh the action may ', there In n ccrtnln muiR'ness Img, out the descriptive Hint makes I-O« D book laborious reading, at H—Thureday. Aug. 11, I960 RED BANK BECBTER

Scouts All-Star Game EATONTOWN CIRCLI OWN $ AM,' 9:90 P.M. MOH..WID.-THURS..FRI. Tonight at Signaleers' Field CALL LI 2-2150 «A.*L-6PJA.-.TUH.-8AT.

FORT MONMOUTH — Tonight I following a loloni g season, and is I Winning teams in each of the is the "World Series;'" of Cub sponsored by the Monmouth;four divisions were: Coaster Scout Softball at Dean Field here, Council Activities commiltee. Division, Pack :06, Long Branch; when the ninth annual All-Star Kendall H. Lee, chairman, American Division, Pack BIGGEST NYLON game will pit the North against said the league involves 23 packs Rumson; National Division, Pack the South. in the county which played regu- 22, Atlantic Highlands; Northern The game is always a climax lar schedules during June, July Division, Pack 64, Keyport. of Cub Scout Softball competition and August. Rumson Wins Title Rumson wrapped up the Mon- mouth County championship Tuesday night by defeating At- BUY IN TOWN lantic Highlands, 13-3. It was supposed to be a two out of three game series, but Rumson did it in two encounters. In tonight's game, the North team will be made up of one player from each team in the National and Northern divisions and will be coached by Charles Sjoblom. Pack 64, Keyport, and ALL-STARS HAVE SOUTHERN ACCENT—Charley Ell- leorge Fielding of the Atlantic zey, center, left, and Hugh Mclnnis, end, both of Mis- Highlands team. sissippi Southern, have a chat during a practice with the Harry Kettcl, Pack II, Rum- DOWN! son, and Walter Sanders, Pack College All-Stars who will face the pro grid champ Bal- 106, Long Branch, will handle timore Colts at Soldier Field, Chicago, tomorrow. AT WARDS... the South team. This club will your old tir* be made up of one player from each team in the American is the dowa Coastal Division. SSYC Comet Skippers Annex payment, re> Pinewood Derby Prior to the start of the game gardless of its scheduled for 8 p. m., some of Barclary Challenge Trophy he council's Cub packs will vie condition, ftvy r or the championship in the OCEANPORT — The Shrews- now. save I ^inewood Derby. In this classic, bury Sailing and Yacht Club LADIES DAY iand-carved miniature racing scored a 40-point victory over :ars will vie for the laurels on the Little Egg Harbor Yacht in inclined track. Club in a Comet class team race The all-star game will be held at Beach Haven last week- ilayed under Fort Monmouth's end. The 12-boat Shrewsbury lights on the Signaleer's dia- fleet won two of the three races mond. in the series to annex the Bar- clay Challenge trophy. The event, which is expected to RIVERSIDE Freehold become an annual affair between the two strong Comet fleets, 4-SQUARE GUARANTEE WILT DECIDES NOT TO QUIT — Wilt (The Stilt) started with a single race Sat 1. Ded lime. Adjusted* proodrf Chamberlain, who said he was quitting pro basketball Selections urday and concluded with two FIRST RACE—One mile. 2:00 p. m, races Sunday. Saturday's race four months ago, talks on telephone in his Philadelphia Clan D Trot. Purse $CO(I. 1 Lynn'B Jewel \V. Clark 5-' was sailed in a very light air, :^y- home after he signed a new three-year contract with 8 Prodigal Rosecro't N. Boslcy 3 and was a snap for the SSYC prorated on tread 4 Du Du H. Lalme < the Philadelphia Warriors of the National Basketball As- 2 Magnolia'! oirl E. Long 12' fleet as they took the first five Htfti fs gift •atonnd* serriot 3 Ray» Boy p. Pellam 20- places in the ,24-boat fleet. David sociation. The three-year pact was reported to top 5 Keokuk R. Rankln 5- S-ll 4! .SafirfocfoB CHiianfeed. 6 Wee Glow _..M. Abbatlollo 10- Kingston won the race, trailed ontet bawd OB QETFBII priot CM^ 7 Betty McBlery ...C. Crook Ian tradc-k «ha retoned. $125,000 for one season. (AP Wirephoto) Alao Eligible: in order by teammates Alan "Oh, stop sulking! We'll Rudy Hanover (R. Myer> Schneider, Leighton Waters, John MIBI Lltednle fA. Casalayl all get back in the boat as SECOND RACE—One mile; 2:30 p. m Stives and Charlse Rogers. LOOK ALIKES Class D Pace. Pune $600. soon as the fish start Mlsi Carerree G. Young The first race Sunday went to YONKERS, N. Y. (AP) - 3 Races Held MIBS Janp N~. "Hnslcy the Little Egg Harbor Club to biting." Trainer-driver Dick Thomas has Elaine Spencer G. Spdovsky Red Amber R Sechrlst even the series. Charles Barclay trouble telling Lee R. and Royal Jean Woollen L. Poulson 15-: By River Rats 5 Townsend Girl J. Boring S-: of Little Egg was the first to Cash apart. They are full brothers 6 Harriet Marie R. Rhlles R. finish, followed by clubmate Jack competing at the harness meeting FAIR HAVEN — The Fair Ha- 7 Qulnry Elklngton ...M. Robinson 5- Riverside Air Cushions Also Ellelble: Barclay. Schneider of SSYC was Belford Stars here. Thomas must look at Leeven River Rats held three Indian Martha Direct (W. Zemin third. R's forehead to mjke sure. It is j Scout class races this past week- Senator Pat in, Borovskyl THIRD RACE—One mil": 2:.V> p. rr The final race went to the 15-MONTH ROAD HAZARD GUARANTEE. tinged with white hair. end with Dave Brandt, Dirk 1s- Class D Trot. Purse $600. Shrewsbury club to cinch the Win Middletown Strong 4-ply nylon cord construction resists brandtsen and Dave Asch the 4 Janet Rose L. „ J. Boring 7- 1 Spencer Lassie T. Qulnn 5- team prize. The first three fin dangerous road impacts, and heat fatigue. winners in their respective age 5 Scotch Titan J. Massey 5- NOW 2 I. J. Collins M. O'Neal 8- ishers were Shrewsbury skippers Youth League divisions. 3 Bob McEllen R. Shlles 10. Hank Miltenberger, Tom Mor- ut auBioa mtuss BUCK TQiE-TTTC BUCK 6 Shelhurnc w. Zendt 6- In the only race held Saturday, 7 no Van Morris G. Sterrltl 10-' rison, Jr., and Alan Schneider, MIDDLETOWN — The Belford Ihtprin SOM prfn Ibtprka ScWpric* Brandt won over Harold Kelly in 8 Royal Express M. Robinson in that order. Don Lenhard, a MdtMon wilk todibofore •Ufa Also Eligible: Stars won the Middletown Youth Bn Irafota (rode* trades IRSU4I the Indian Scout junior race. Maryland Dave (N. Bosleyl Little Egg Harbor youngster, was Homestretch Guy (J. Romano League Title Friday night with a fin amis* plnwds* pktaids* pbsudM In Sunday's novice race, Is FOURTH RACE—One mile: 3:15 p. m fourth, and Walt Ingram, SSYC, 4-0 victory over Mercer Park In tat tax tax brandtsen finished first in front Class D Cd. Pace. Purse 5600 4TO-1S I1B 7 Kelly Boy p. Csify 7-2: fifth. Middlebrook behind the fine suo 17.TS 1IJ8 «JTO-I5 bfackwaH of his brother, Carl, who wa1s Lamb's Gamble M. Lamb 5-2 The combined total of the three pitching of Ken Foulks. 7.1 -1» xuo 1UI JOtO nju second over the finish line with 4 Claire Lite E. Lnar 5-1 7JO-13 •ua BUM Mbe-type 2 Glad Haven M. O'Neal 8-1 races resulted in the 40-polnt Foulks threw his third no-hit- TJOM n£o IJ-M Fred Dixon, third, and Lati- 3 Bravrll J.AItizer. Jr. S-l 5 Mademoiselle Tass A. Smith 10-1 final series spread. The Sunday ter of the year in gaining his no- UD-K MJUt Wite.nl! mer Asch, fourth. 6 HI Lo'aFoxle to be ann. 6-1races were sailed in steady hit shutout victory. 8 Shanty Queen R. Rankin 10-1 Dave Asch sailed to victory in FIFTH RACE—One mil": 3:40 ,. ... breezes of 10 to 15 knots. The win gave Belford a 17-4 the open race, winning over Bob ClasB C Puce. Purie MOO. Members of the winning OfPW FAMOUS BRAND 7 His Honor's Pride G. Brenneman 5-3 record for the season with the Al Sat Sah Prind Beck, second place, and Haroli 2 Cardinal E. Direct ....M. Roblnnon 3-1 Shrewsbury team were: Morris team now having a good chance Su* MACK* Kelly and Billy Rich, third and 4 Hunger Song J. Massey 5-1 WHIH* 1 Grattan Express W. Dili 12-1Rogers, Jerry Drew, Jr., Kings to win another cup in the play- e.oo-ie 12.00 1O.OO fourth, respectively. 3 Happy Duke F. Jaecer 10-1 ton, Ingram, L. Adamson, 2d 5 Jo Anne O c. Kenney fi-1 offs between the first four teams 8.7O-15 is.ee IB. BO The Blue Jays did not partici- fl Gold Victory w. Hubbard 6-1 Ryan, Stives, Schneider and Lstarting tomorrow on the high » f.oosem«r J. Altlzer, Jr. 12-1Waters. more -power 7.1O-1S M.8B 18.08 pate in the sailing races as they Also Eligible: school field. 7.80-15 te.98 2O.08 were attending the Atlantic High- Bonnie York (To he annl Efforts are being made to hold SIXTH RACE—One mile: 4:05 p m William F. "Red" Hogan, the 30-MONTH RATION- lands Regatta. Class C Pace. Purse J800 the 1961 version at the Shrews Youth Division chairman, stated, plus tax, recappable casing Licorice V. Owner 5.2 bury Club. The races were held Riiyson _ M. Robinson 5-1 "I was pleased with the 1960 sea- WBE GUARANTEE A 45-acre lake is located on 7 Fltrheit's Filly :.. .\v. Evnns 3-1 qver the same approximate 2 Jurly Diamond P.. Shlles 10-1courses as will be used for theson. No one team ran away with fire$fon« the infield of Daytona Internation- 3 Queponco Lady w. Zenrtt 6-1 the league lead and there was al Speedway at Daytona, Fla. * Miss New Ross J. Schmlcel 6-1 Comet International champion STORES 8 Rny Creed c. Crook 12-1 ship races posted by the Little interest from the first place team 8 Tommy Pointer F. Hulhert 121 to the cellar team." Mr. Hogan Moplt Ave. at White St., Also Eligible: Egg Harbor Yacht Club in Reggie's Gene (J. Wilson! also said, "I was pleased in the NOW TUNE TO SEVENTH RACE—One mile; 4:30 p m September. 95 RED BANK Class C Pace, Purne $800. fact that Middletown won the SHadyiWe 7-5700 ft Mr. Brewer J. Adamo 12 first All-Star game in which Mid- 1000 Asbury Avenue 2 Major's Queen n. Murphy 8 Merrle Anple ... (",. StPITltt dletown Township teams partici- INSTALLED Aibury Park PR 5-8700 1410 1 Cindy Royal . F. Pike Trackman's 3 Marie Eden ... M Robinson pated. Where your dollar buyi 4 Rhythm Mary . 0. LockprrnE Another "first" for the league With Trode WHTG—Radio G Starr Haven ...E. Beekman lfl-i MILES more. 7 Eveniiuy „., ...W. Rldftway 10-1 will be a picnic at Bodman Park 6UABANTEE EataatOTta • New Sbrambnrr Alao Eligible: Freehold J--. H- . Ad! OH (V. Cowger) Sunday, Aug. 21, at 3 p. m. DEFECTS-M EIGHTH RACE-One mile; 4:50 p m nplacemnl wilhin 90 dayt 1 nass C Pace. Purse SSOO. All teams, managers, coaches, . ower-packed to give the 18 Bonny Willow R. Rankin 0-2 Selections 2. TIME—againstfailiire.pra- axtra lighting ond start- 4 Warren's Special c. Ellis 3-1 umpires friends and relatives are rated on raoothnned. OPEN DAILY TILL 9 P.M. 7 Henry Byrd F. Kechrlst 1-1 Kookuk invited. ing power you would ex- 1 Annie West V. Cowerr 8-1 Lynn's Jewel SATISFACIIOH-qdi«|. Open Saturday 'til 6 2 Hie Chief ..._ w. HilbbJr.l 15-1 1 Presentation of trophies will ffient bated an price before pect only from more ex- 3 Junior J. nnrlnK S-l Botty McBiery be made and a game between 5 Dacswnrthy York H.Brooks s-l trade wtien returned. pensive batteries. .Miss Jane managers and coaches against |4. HATTON-WIDE guarantee Klainn Spcnccr JlJVPlaywrighi t (W. RlrtRwnv) league players will be featured. honored at all Ward stares. NINTH RACE—One mile: 5:20 p m Miss Carefree Clns* C. Trot. Purse json. 1 Nip Song M. Anhallrllo 7-2 Spencer Lassie 4 Homestretch Daisy W. Bnch .V2 Janet Rose I, 5 My ItanRer H. Kelly 5.1 -' Armour Pick .._ G. Safiovnkv in-l Scotch Titan Star Drivers :i Ttinile Hill Don w mil lot REMANUFACTURED , 5 "»»n'J Impel J. Altlzer. Jr s-l Lamb's Gamble Heavy Duty ; Claire Lite ENGINES H onri Hnv U'° JIS " ' Kelly Boy In NASCAR Race .: Al«o Ellt'lbie: NEW CAR TAKE 15 Dennna Dillon itl. Brennemnnl Cardinal E. Direct TRENTON — Racing director ! Brown Hlpnal (R. Fnrrlnctont GUARANTEE Vitalized TENTH P.ACE-On» rn Apple Sii|>llnj'-- SATISFACTION GUARANTEED TEL. LI 2-1333 McMANUS & RSK, Inc. 1724 ASBURY AVENUE ASBURY PARK niie third ii|i|ile Jack, une third • AIR CONDITIONED • AMPLE FREE PARKING lime juic- nml one ihlril triple OR YOUR MONEY BACK sec, nerved in crushed ke. ] RED ? Norgate Defeats Woodland, 2-1, Thursday; Aug.11," 1960^25; Mike Coughlto wan the winner To Tie For Raritan Loop Lead for Paulin's Tavern while John Noske took the loss. Joe VeVirp> RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Nor- Paulin's Tavern trounced Har- lio played sparkling defensive gate Manor burst the bubble of mony Park, 12-3, to end the sea- ball for the winner*, making invincibility surrounding Wood- son in a three-way tie for fourth several fine catches to nip po- land Park by defeating the sea- spot in the standings with Fox- tential Harmony Park rallies.' son-long league leaders, 2-1, to wood and Floyd's Bar. ' Warren Roggeman, president By WALTER L. JOHNS deadlock the league's, top posi- In an elimination series for sole of the Raritan Athletic Associa- tion in the final game of the possession of fourth place, Paul-!tiorj, has announced that plans IT WAS ON SATURDAY, Aug. 3, 1957, in Chi season. in's Tavern will meet Floyd's'are being made for the second cago, that Daniel Edward Murtaugh, the "Whistling Poor fielding by the Wood- Bar with Foxwood taking on the annual Softball awards dinner land Park nine set the stage for winner. and dance. Irishman," took over the reins of the hapless Pittsburgh Norgate Manor's big two-run in- Pirates (playing .353 ball), hopeful of leading the last- ning. With Norgate runners on place Buccos to a respectable finish. second an dthird, Red Strang's perfect bunt squeezed in the first And, whether it run and a bad throw allowed the was Danny's know- second, and winning tally, to A NEW FORD OR OTHER how, or his fighting cross the plate. FINE CARS AND TRUCKS Woodland Park's lone tally Irish approach, the came when Pete Egan doubled, ® PHIL WALDMAN'S Bucs played .510 ball advanced to third on a sacri- \V1S GULF the rest of the way fice bunt, and scored on an in- field out. SERVICE STATION and two weeks before Bill Kansky pitched a neat one- Maple Ave. & W. Front St. the 1957 season ended hitter for the winners while Tony Open Daily and Sun. 7 A. M. • 10 P. M Danny was rewarded Sasso gave up only three hits in taking the loss. CALL SH 7-0308 with a new contract for 1958. RACING DAILY TO OCTOBER 8th The Pirates, who had CHAMPION BELFORD BLUES — Undefeated winners of the National League in Mid- Mrs. Johnson finished last four years in dletown are, front row, left to right, Billy Rowker, Ken Greely, Warren Apel, Bob ==^ DAILY DOUBLE CLOSES 1:45 PJ*. Is Medalist AIR a row and seventh twice, Krenza and Tom McCorry. Second row, Pete Green, Gary Foul/cs, Michael Russo, CONDITIONED were building, following a Barry Newman and Michael McCray. Back row, George Warrack, Ed Minson, B^art RUMSON — Mrs. Neal W. PARI-MUTUEL BETTING BRANDSTAND farm system inaugurated Lombard!, Bruce Kent, Jim Rasimowica and William Krenia, manager. The team is Johnsen was medalist with her LADIES' DAY THURSDAY odmiition by Branch Rickey, the fa- sponsored by the Middletown Pharmacy. The League is sponsored by the Middlefown 77 score posted at Ladies' Day Reserved Sooli S]2O ther of the farm systems, Recreation Commission. at Rumson Country Club yester- coll HOpklm 2-3BOO day. before he left the Pitts- _===- WhereRt.9meetsRt.33,Freehold,N.J. ]0: burgh scene. But the con- EMBRYO JOCKEY Danny Murtaugh struction job apparently HALLANDALE, Fla. (AP) - Major League Howard Grant, one of the nation's NOW TUNE TO needed a new foreman and the tobacco-chewing Dan leading jockeys the last two ny, once a sort of Pirate hero as an outfielder from years, has a 16-year-old brother, 1947-51, began to show ability in his new field. Jimmy, who aspires to become 1410 Aland* a rider. Jimmy has been gallop- WHTO—Radio The Bucs of 1958 were the talk of the league. ing horses for trainer Warren A. Bore BIJSBI Direct to Track: t». Red Bank— Croll Jr. at Gulfstream Park .Shrewsbury 1 Itanmoulh St. 12:10 FM, N.Y. Boi Tuminal 12:12 P» For the first time in many years they were a pen- TODAY'S BASEBALL nant threat and when it was all over they had fin- By The Associated Press ished second, the highest the club had been able to wind up in 14 years. ASSOCIATED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LEAGUE Wednesday's Results Last year the Bucs were figured in the N. L. pen Wednesday's Results Los Angeles 3, Milwaukee 2 nant picture again. But injuries and a sudden reversal New York 6, Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 1 (night) Baltimore 4, Detroit 2 St. Louis 6, Philadelphia 5 (night, of form of his pitchers stalled the club and when this 10 innings) GOOD/YEAR season ended the Pittsburghers found themselves in Boston 6, Cleveland 1 (night) SALE! LIMITED TIME ONLY Kansas City 13, Washington 1 Cincinnati 5, San Francisco 3 fourth place. (night) (night) W L Pet. G.B. W L Pet. G.B. 3-T CUSTOM SUPER-CUSHION Pittsburgh 65 40 .6)9 MURTAUGH, however, rallied his forces and New York 61 42 .592 St. Louis 61 46 .570 this year his Pirates have been hugging the top Baltimore 62 46 .574 l'/2 Milwaukee 57 46 .553 Chicago 61 47 .565 2'/ 2 Los Angeleg s 57 46 .553 spot and, at this writing, must be considered the Cleveland 52 50 .510 8/2 Detroit 46 57 .447 15 Cincinnati 47 59 .443 18'/2 TURNPIKE-PROVED TIRES flown over Forbes Field since 1927. Boston 45 59 .433 16'/Philadelphia 42 65 .393 24 A manager can't do it without ball players, bu 2Chicago 39 65 .375 25>/j Save now on Kansas City 41 63 .394 2fl'/2 gome managers can't do it with them. Unquestionably Today's Games Today's Games Boston at Cleveland, 2 p. m. St. Louis at Pittsburgh, 8:15 p. m. Danny Boy has done a fine job and, at the moment San Francisco at Milwaukee, 9 TUBELESS he is in line for "Manager of the Year" honors, whic' Baltimore at Detroit, 2:30 p. m. Washington at Kansas City, 2:30 p.m. SIZE 6.70 x IS OR the same tires would be a nice thing for a real nice guy. p. m. Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 9:05 7.50x14 BLACKWALL Only Games Scheduled p. m. Only Games Scheduled Friday's Schedule WHILE DANNY w»s nor an outstanding star Friday's Schedule Now, for a limited time only! Get this famous original In baseball during his playing days, and virtually Kansas City at Chicago, 2:30 St. Louis at Pittsburg, 8:15 p. m. equipment tire at special sale prices. Buy now and save! that come on unknown when he was named manager of the Chicago at Philadelphia, 9:05 New whisper-quiet, cushion-soft ride. New 3-way surenpss Detroit at Cleveland, 8 p. m. p. m. Bucs, he was a dependable second baseman, both Washington at New York, 8 p. m on the road. Quicker starts — safer stops and better car San Francisco at Milwaukee, 9 control. Here's the best tire value of the year! Buy r ' for the Pirates and Phils, and was a good clutch Boston at Baltimore, 8:<05 p. m. p. m. hitter. Los Angeles at Cincinnati, 9:05 new 1960 cars His managerial career began in 1952 when hi p. m. ALL SIZES ON SALE NOW! was sent to New Orleans to handle that club. In hii Colie Leads Tirt Bloclwnll Whitswoll Tim Blaclcwall WhiHwoll first two seasons he brought the Pels in fifth and then Yesterday's Sin Tubeleit' Tubalm* Sin Tubileit* Tubcleit* in 1954, finished second. He went to Charleston, W Eastern Sloop 6.00 x 13$16.95 $21.30 6.40x15 $19.10 $23.90 Va., to manage that team in 1955 but the team ra Sports in Brief 6.50x13 18.95 23.90 6.70x15 19.95 24.95 Into trouble in the middle of the season and Dann Championships Associated Press 7.50x14 19.95 24.95 7.10x15 22.50 28.05 BASKETBALL was dropped. The Pirates, however, took him on ai BEACH HAVEN (AP) — De- 8.00x14 22.50 28.05 7.60x15 24.90 30.90 fending champion Runyon Colie PHILADELPHIA—Wilt Cham- 8.50x14 24.90 30.90 8.00x15 27.90 34.65 a coach the next season. He was the regular third' berlain, who broke about every Jr. gave 34 other skippers a 9.00x14 27.90 34.65 8.20x15 29.00 35.95 base coach of the Pirates when he was named manager lesson in sailing today as he wonNational Basketball Association If the Bucs win the flag, Danny will join Fre the first two of the four race record in his rookie year, chang- 9.50x14 29.00 35.95 series of the Eastern E Sloop ed his mind about retiring and Clarke, Bill McKechnie and Donie>Bush as the onl sinned a three-yenr contract with I prieet plut tax and recappabla tire managers of Pittsburgh pennant winners. championship. Colie, of the Mantoloking Yacht the Philadelnhia Warriors. Your old lire is your down payment Club, sailed home about a quarter BASEBALL victory in the nightcap of mile ahead of the fleet in both DETROIT—Clem Labine, one- Montreal Blanks doubleheader. races over an eight mile course time relief pitching star with the Hawkins, who has completec on Little ERR Harbor Bay. Dodgers, was Riven his uncondi- all four starts, gave Miami onlj In the first race John Sang- tional release by the Detroit Ti- J. C. Reds, 2-0 four hits, got a double and tripl meister of Toms River finished gers. drove in one run and scored an Associated Press second to Colie, while strung out CLEVELAND - Ted Williams! other. The pitching performanci hit two home runs and moved The Jersey City Reds were made his earned run average behind him were Irving Spear, •hut out in last night's baseball Keuka Lake, N. Y.; Dave Lough- into third nlace alonp among tho[ neat 1.49 as the Leafs continu all-time home run hitters with contest at Montreal by a score to dominate the IL pitching d ran, Mantoloking, and Norman of 2-0. Johnson, Lake Chautauqua, N. Y.513. pariment. RACING A bases loaded walk in the Columbus won over Rocheste Tom Chapman, Beachwond the first inning to Dick Sanders by 3-1, and Buffalo edged Richmon' 1958 champion, followed in Colic's SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.i loser Orlando Pena gave Mon- 1-0, in other IL action. wake in the second race. Behind —Tompion ($3.70) beat Don treal one run and the Royals Chapman were Gordon Nelson, Rickles by a neck in the $28,350 icored their other on George Thursday's Games Island Heights; Charles Knapp, Bernard Bnruch Stakes for 3- Risley's sacrifice fly in the third. Miami at Toronto, 8 p. m. Keuka Lake, N. Y.; Alfred John- year-olds, at Saratoga. Risley's fly sent home Angel Jersey City at Montreal, 8 p. m,son, Little Egg Harbor, and Tom CHICAGO-Tudo Era ($11) de-; Scull, who had tripled. Ron Per-Richmond at Buffalo, 7:45 p. m, Buck, Mantoloking. feated Golden Notes by a head ranoski (9-8) won. Pena is 7-11Columbu. s at Rochester, 7:3( Colie compiled 12V2 points for in the $12,000 ,lr>t Pilot Purse Toronto pitcher Wynn Hawkins p. m. an 8'/j point lead over Knapp at ArlinTton Park. won his fourth game without de- and spear going into tomorrow's ATLANTIC CITY-Poppy .lav feat last night, beating Miami, Fred Fitzsimmons, Kansa final two races. Loughran lias ($fi.40) took the shortest wav 5-3, before the Marlins turned City pitching coach, compiled 2P 62 and Chapman and Norman home in winning Atlantic City's on the league leaders for a 6-3 victories in the National League, Johnson 60 each. ton event by a length. SALEM, N. H, — Thorenbus'i ($0.80) tnnk the feature at Rock- ingham Park.

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Tennis Tourney In the women's quarter-finals, Loss Drops White Sox to Third SOUTH ORANGE (AP)-Ham 17-year-old Karen Hantze of San Richardson, the one-time top- Diego, Calif., faces Ann Hay- don of England in a replay of ASSOCIATED PRESS |after he was voted the Americanjmid-fifties the little-league sized ranked U.S. player, now plays tennis "for fun" even though he's their Wightman Cup Match — Everything was normal with:League's Most Valuable Player;southpaw won a total of only 11 which Miss Haydon won. Bobby Shantz at the start of thejaward by winning 24 games for games. He was forever making eighth-seeded in the Eastern Grass Court championships Nancy Richey, San Angelo, 1960 "major league baseball sea-lthe then Philadelphia Athletics.[comebacks, once even coming Tex., who upset top-seeded Dar- son. He had a sore arm. !ln 1952 he was different. He fin- back from the minors. which resumed today after yes- terday's ranout. lene Hard, goes against Vicki It seems the little man has^lied with a sore arm—a broken His history of ailments was so Palmer, Phoenix, Ariz., and been starting seasons with a soreiarm, in fact. impressive that when the Yan- "I'm only going to play in two tournaments," Richardson said, Carole Caldwell, Santa Monoca, arm ever since 1953. the yeari Over a three-season span in thekees acquired him in a whopping Calif., who ousted U.S. Wight- 13-player deal in February, 1957, "this one and the National. And I don't expect to win either of man Cup captain Janet Hopps, he wasn't even the key man. plays Diedre Catt, England. That honor went to Art Ditmar. them." McDaniel Wins 10th in Relief; Richardson, who lives in near- Unfortunately for rival teams, Manager Walt Alston used all by Fanwood, took a week's va- wee Bobby has the faculty of re- 20 players, plus 6 of 10 pitchers, turning to good health at the cation from his Wall Street in- Los Angeles Ties Braves for 3rd vestment desk to compete in in the National League's winning most inopportune times for them. effort in the second All-Star game This year is no exception. the Eastern. Associated Press "I'm hitting the ball pretty this year. After a rather late start this well, but I just can't go like I St. Louis relief pitcher Lindy season, he has won three games Bobby Corle, a former Bed- McDaniel, in his 45th appearance, Canadian Boats and saved eight. He's appeared used to," he said. "You nan'l ford, Pa., High School wrestling won his 10th game in 13 decisions iin relief in 29 games, has fin- just play tennis for fun and ex-champion at 95 pounds, led Pim- yesterday, pitching the 8th and Lead Six-Meter ished 15, struck out <10 batters in pect to win any of the big tour- lico's jockeys last spring with 9th innings in the Cards' 6-5 vic- '51 innings, and allowed only 11 naments. And I don't have the 13 winners in 12 days. tory over the Phillies in 10 in- earned runs. His earned run av- ime to play tennis serioosly like nings. He was lifted for a pinch- Championship erage is 1.86, and he hasn't been BERG REDS LEAGUE VICTORS — Middletown American League winners'are, front did a few years ago." Richardson might be in jeopar- hitter in the 10th when the Cards TORONTO (AP) — Canadian;scored on in his last eight ap- row, left to right, Bob Pembera, Philip Bates, Dennis O'Neill, Dennis Whelan and Bud- jcored the winning run. yachts took the first three placesIpearances encompassing 16 in- [y today in his third-round match NOW rime io dy Norris. Back row, Cecil Boaz, assistant manager; Art Hoffman, Howie Maguire, igainst Iyo Pimental, the ace of I In other National League today in the second leg of the nings. Gary Escandon, Gred Fsnnell, Dixie Abdell, Ronnie McClelland and Tom Curley, as- games Los Angeles defeated Mil three-race series for the North he Venezuelan Davis Cup team Yesterday he gave one of his sistant manager. n defeating both Ronnie Fisher, 1410 waukee, 3-2, Pittsburgh beat Chi- American Six-Meter Champion-,hPl(pr exhibitions. He 'came in cago, 3-1, and Cincinnati clowned Houston, Tex. and John Brown- ship. with two out in the seventh and ow, Cleveland, Ohio, Ham had WHIG—Radio San Francisco, 5-3. Today's results virtually killed itne bases filled with White Sox. GOOD YEAR FOR LOST KIDS PITTSBURGH (AP) — With the go three sets. In the American Leapue Newiany chance of a win by one ofjHe fanned Joe Ginsberg for the Strong Finish at Plate York blanked Chicago fi-0, Bal-.^ fjve United States entries. third out, avoided trouble in the Pittsburgh Pirates fighting for timore defeated Detroit 4-2, Bos-! Buzzv lu< with Reg Dixon at:eighth, and struck out the sidej/^' „„ the National League pennant, ton downed Cleveland 6-1 and; thc helm, finished three minutes !jn the ninth as the Yankees took VJlVCS Win Over more children are getting lost at AN OPEN LETTER TO Kansas City smothered Washing-jamj 40 seconds ahead of Jinvthe rubber game of the three- Forbes Field than usual. ton, 13-1. iCrang's Bibis, winner of Tues- "At the -.rate we're going, the game series, 6-0, to drop Chicago CHICAGO (AP) — A two-hit Lopez if 3 0 0 1 FrePsp ^ ] 0 II Losing pitcher Dick race. Third was Buzzy II, back to third place behind the ne'strl ss 1 1 1 I Rob'son rf 3 0 0 number of children who become walked in the winning run as thesailed by Tim Barber. All are performance by threeyNew York 1 ! Aparlclrc ss 2 n 1 winning Baltimore Orioles. pitchers and a strong finish at [ n-KIUfl/.p'skl n 0 (1 separated from their parents will Cardinals won their !2th game of from Toronto's Royal Canadian Hlan'artl CO 0 (I [ h-Ksp't• - ••o s; ooo be up about 100.per cent," says RUMSON RESIDENTS The Orioles beat Detroit, 4-2, the plate swept the first-place Boyor 3b 4 12! their last 14. Bill White's three- Yacht Club. y 2 1 0 II Art McKennan, the public adress Boston defeated Cleveland, 6-1, Yankees to a 6-0 victory over the Ku'ekk s.ss.UU 3 0 1 | Score j) 2 0 0 run home run in the four-run Jerry Castle's yacht Stork of Hitmnr p c-Smilli 10 0 announcer. "Normally, I have to We recently appeajed to you for support of our and Kansas City stomped on White Sox yesterday before the firha p ooolLown 0 0 0 fourth inning was the big blow. Rochester, N. Y., was fourth, Washington, 13-1, in other Amer- Shnmz p 10 11 make about .50 such announce- house to house canvass for funds. The Phillies loaded the bases in largest weekday crowd in Comi- followed by Why Not, piloted by ican League games. skey Park history, 48,109. 31 6 10 28 0 2 ments during a season, aTid I've the 10th, but couldn't squeeze in In tlle Nalional LeaRue Pilts a-Witlked for Aparirlo In "th: fo-Kan made just about that many al- " This letter is to inform you that your generou* a run. The defeat dropped the Sox for Kluszevvskt In "th: c-Pnpped out read th ^^^^toYluo?"'! ' -> -o m a secon»- —d plac ••e »tie with fof r SrtirS o In SthSth; " "tor Ho- y 's year." Pirate home at- response has made the drive successful, with donations The Pirates, leading second, jjUzzy JJI'i wii 1 1 ;m! !n fith. t( ndance is runnin 177 066 competitor""-. '/- ;Angelebh defcatcs edged MilwaukeChicago e3-1 3-2, .Losifro St.; Baltimorm a esecon intod thirplacd eplace tie . The co ooo 023-B !, S - Louis by five games,|pointSi one pojnt still arriving in the mail. B*is'n}Louis beat Philadelphia . ChiC.TRO ooo ooo ooo_ii of last year. 1, with Ver- d beat Detroit, 4-2. non Law pitching a neat four- ''Cincinnati won over San The Yanks thus took the rubber Our membership has always held great pride in Sister °'| ciSCo 5.3 game of a three-game series FRANK PORTER'S hitfer for his lfith decision. It Youngstown, N. Y., second yes- j its record of service to the community. Your pride was the seventh straight for terday and sixth today, has 22. Three Yankee pitchers com- which packed 144,840 into Sox binod to throw a w Park. was shown to your fire department by the generoui Pittsburghg . Don Hoak, Smokey|Storl/has n and Wn' j^, I8"'] ' °-hi«er ___ -_j r^... r- t ~~~«J MorK nas .1 anu wnj INUI, 10. 1agains - t. .th, e u,Whithi,. e <•„Sox„ . ArAn t nitDit. - Both Sox hits, Louis Aparicio's RED BANK TIRE CO. Skip Doyle's Fun of Youngs- response. We thank you, Burgess and Dick Groat paced mar allowed the two hits before single in the third and Minnie town YC has 17 and Townsend TWO LOCATIONS NEW TIRES the Pirates' 12-hit attack. he retired in the seventh because jMinoso's double in the fifth, came We lake this means to express our appreciation Los Angeles moved into a tie Rogers' Starwagon from the of a finger blister, and Eli Grba.'off starter Art Ditmar, who had Shrewsbury Ave., Shrewsbury, 'til 6 P. M. 10.95 «P for third place with the Braves same club has ]3 to the residents of our fine borough. by its victory over Milwaukee. who relieved him, walked . the;to retire because of a finger Bridge & Oakland, Red Bank, 'til 9 P. M. 600x16 only man he faced before Shantz! blister as the Sox threatened in Plus Tax & Ed Mathews hit his 25th home SHadyside 7-3404 Casing Thank you! run in the fourth inning for the took over. the seventh. first run of the game, and Frank Herb Score was great for seven Eli Grba issued a walk to the Sincerely, Howard hit one with a man innings, with Bill Skowron's home only batter he faced and Bobby aboard for the Dodgers in the run, the only blot on his per- Shantz finished for the Yanks, US. ROYAL xTIRiS RUMSON FIRE DEPT. fifth. Joe Lopes formance, He faded in the eighth\ striking out the side in the ninth. Stan Williams got thc victory, CHICAGO (AP) — Eddie Per-|for two runs and three hits. A| Bill Skowron's 21st homer of his 12th. and Lew Burdette was kins, 23-year-old Chicago prod- record week-day crowd of 48.109 the season in the second inning MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER the loser. Larry Sherry had to uct, hopes he is a step closer watched the game at Comiskcy was the only Yankee hit off come to Williams' rescue in the to a shot at Joe Brown's light- Park. starter Herb Score until the Sox EATONTOWN CIRCLE ninth. weight title. southpaw weakened in the eighth The Orioles, powered by home two runs and thrcc hits Open Mon.-Wed.-Thurs.-Fri. 10 A.M.-9:30 P.M. Cincinnati again added to the Perkins scored an impressive inms by jajkie Brandt. Dave for ' Tues.-Sar. 10 A.M.-6 P.M. woes of the Giants, beating them seventh round technical knock-jNicholson and Jim Gentilei including a two-run single by as a brace of pinch hits drove in out over Joey Lopes of Sacra-|handed Detroit i(s mh defeat in Tony Kubek. three runs in the eighth. It mento, Calif., last night to for- 23 games ond the fifth in six In a six-hit Yankee ninth, in- stretched San Francisco's losing tify his National Boxing Assn. games under Joe Gordon. Hoyt| eluding a two-run single by pinch- WARDS streak to six games, longest of ranking as the No. 4 contender. Wilhelm came on in the seventh I hitter Yogi Berra. Kubek drove MONTOOME R Y WARD the season, and marked the first The sharp-punching Perkins and gave a fine relief perform-! across a run with a sacrifice n time the Giants had dropped be- caught his 29-year-old opponent ancc for lhe Orioles ,T(,rry: fly for his third RBI of the game, — 7u 2-2150 low the .500 mark. Marshal with a right at the start of the,walker was the winning pitcher,: Victim of the Yankee ninth- Bridges was the winner and Sam seventc*»vnntlhi iinn thth*e* natinnallnationallyv tolp-'-^tandj Petn_ie_ Burnsidn :je_ th.1. _e 1loser . innin: :ugn nattac,tnntk. •••»wa_ s T.I.1Turk. fLown n...« . Jones the loser. vised bout from Chicago Sta- Ted Williams again was the Skowron's homer, on a 3-2 pitch, w HUNTER'S LAYAWAY dium. Lopes w a s slammed big show in the Boston Red Soxi as a poke into the left field against the ropes by combination victory. He hit his 20th and 21st' stands leading off the second ONLY 2.00 HOLDS ANY GUN 'TIL SEPTEMBER 15 Ballantine's blasts and was unable to escape home runs, the 20th enabling himjinninS- the flailing. After tnat Score was to break thc tie with Mel Ott fori ' Invincible Referee Joey White stopped it third place in all-time homer until Elston Howard's onc-out Halm Slates at :40. Lopes, absorbing his production. He now has 513. He single in the eighth. Score's 6 sixth loss in 15 starts, suffered also collected a double. strikeouts gave him a total of 24 a cut left eyebrow in the fourth for his last 24 innings. Howard's YOUR BEST SHOTGUN BUY! Exhibition round. The wound bled freely Cleveland was held to four hits bv Earl Wilson, who retired the single was followed by Clete NEWARK - Paul Hahn's re- from then on. side in order in five of lhe in- Boyer's one-base smash, a wild vised schedule of exhibitions of White and Judges Bill Doly and tch and nings. Barry Latman was the P' Knock's two-run single, trick golf and a golf clinic re- John Schreiner gave Perkins j Ditmar. now 11-7, notched his veals six more performances this loser. NOBLE .410 or 12 GAUGE every round as he aggressively 1 f rth victor in a r aftcr summer, including one in Mon kept boring in on Lopes with ef- The last-place A's hammered ™ . y ™ ™W mouth County. fective left jabs and hooks and Washington's ace, Camilio four in a row. He issued his Hahn, P. Ballantine & Sons solid rights. It was Perkins' 20th jcual, for eight runs in the third third walks of the ambassador of golf, will make an victory against six losses and his|inninp, and from there on it was striking out Floyd SLIDE ACTION REPEATING appearance at Asbury Park Gol seventh kayo. Lopes now is 24-j» breeze as Dick Hall throttled Robinson, rookie rightfielder mak- and Country Club, Neptune, nex 21-5. j the Senators with four hits. ing his first major league start. Wednesday. Perkins outweighed his oppo! It was at this point a blister Five other appearances have nent 137'4 pounds to 135^. ' At-!Hardy Si. Patrick developed on the middle finger of been announced throughtout the tendance was 782, with a gross Ditmar's pitching hand and he SHOTGUN state with Pine Brook Golf-O- gate of $1,008. Wins at Freehold Oval was replaced by Grba. Pinch- Rama, Pine Brook (Morris Coun- FREEHOLD (AP)-Hardy St. hitter Ted Kluszewski walked, ty), being the final Jersey show-JBarda Opens Playoffs Patrick, Pretty Baby and Gen-filling" the bases, and Grba was jng, Aug. 25. yanked in favor of lefty Bobby Reg. 54.95 eral Dean finished 1-2-3 in yes- 88 The shows are open to the Defeating Chiefs, 9-1- Shantz. Chicago's only available public, and there is no admission RED BANK-Barda, regular terday's feature Lakewood pace catcher, left-handed hitting Joe charge. season league champion, opened' at Freehold Raceway, Ginsberg, was an easy strikeout 49 the Red Bank Adult League j Hardy St. Patrick, driven victim ending the inning. nv York (fil rlilcacn Albert Johnson, who won the'playoffs last night with a 9-4 j Howard Camdcn and owned AH R H ' An p. ii Msnn 2>i I 0 0 T..-insls by sports- men to cnncpl the season have that fits the hand. It is light weight and perfectly balanced. "simply opcni'd nld wounds nnd si'l hark f.'irtnrr npnrl^tni'ii re- The action is particularly smooth and easy to operate, with the lations 2(1 years." lleril.-ifie said voters in suli- safoty located on the top of the receiver at the rear, Immedi- urlimi cominiinllii's of Norlh ately undor tho thumb for quick oporation. Jrrsry havr a I s n protested MCiiiiist deer i1:imii|;<> nnd "the davs when the spoilsmen run Tho barrel is chambsrod for the 3" sholls and the 2'/i" may be wnt photo: holding plo rail Ihi; turn on 'leer are num- mod also without adjustment of any kind. bered " turn of 1889 1'alo team. In IBM I Nil,\ I II | mi; MI GRAND DAYS FOR GRAND OLD MAN—Footbflll'i most revnrnd figure, Amoi Alonio MIM.II r I:\f,i i. •HMM',1 will roach liis 98th birthrfny Tuosdtiy .. , — *i ' fy- ,',:-i'ir'; "'lift' TIED BANK BEGISTEB Tluralay, Aug.. II, 1960-27 MEDICAL STEVE ROPER By SAUNDERS and OVERCARD FttOM WHAT THTHEE MUMUDD O ONN ynXtTw&i ynXtTw&i TTHEE BUNDWLBUWL D WATER/ Y0U1U FIND A LAWM Or I TftGSPASSlHG, ! SWESTOIS MMBB, WU SHOULD / WAS OFOFFF, ONE THINS SLUE68ASS, FRESHLY OfT/SOME V STEVE —JUST DAILY FORTUNE FINDER MEMOS BE A3LE TO CRIVE RIGHT TO VI DID 5££ WAS A VERY CEMEMT WORK GOING OH (JEARBY P" RSMEMSSS--A SUM By H. , M.0L ' THE FRONT DOOR Of J^TX BIG-AMD VERY -WHITE LEGHORM CHICKENS -ANP/ IM A WOMAH'S HANP ot the alphabet corresponding; to the numerals on tie line of the astro- THAT FARMHOUSE,. TT7^ \ Xcf^T lt / IN THE HOUSc.A GREEN RUG/ I CAM KILLXDU JUST AS Column og^penodinwhichycuwereborn. You ^ find it fun. •** ROPER/ )\ W.\\ ^WH DOG/ . ~--A DEAD AS IF A MAM do not belong in the! V^ S>— —NPULLEDTHE By ALFRED SHEINWOLD l lcdicine cabinet" in ^~4'--J:-".\TRIC-(;ER.' the bathroom. In some hands the contract de- JAN. 22. 16 12 5 1 19 1 14 20 19 15 12 d 20 21 4 6 a >ends on choosing between two FEB.20 Someone called this piece of Inesses. Most experts solve this KB.31- 19 15 21 22 5 14 9 18 19 3 15 21 20 9 14 7 carpentry a medicine cabinet and; l' ^ >roblem by leading out high cards MAJ.J0 without too much thought, medi-i n one suit to see if the missing MAR. 21. 20 18 1 22 5 12 18 9 14 4 9 3 1 20 S 4 cines have been placed in it| lonor will drop; if it doesn't, APR. 20 with an endless parade of disasi hey then try the finesse in the AP8.2I- 13 1 7 24 9 6 9 3 '5 14 20 4 18' 6 1 13 trous results, principally poison-1 ther suit. MAY 20 ing of children who find the bot-1 South refused the first and sec- MAY 21- 23 15 18 18 25 9 IB IS 8 1 11 5 14 15 6 6 ties fascinating. jnd diamond tricks but had to JUNE21 JUNE 22-25 15 21 18 20 « 1 13 19 23 9 12 12 23 9 win the third. He then led the JULY23 king of spades and held his JULY 24- 18978 20 38 15 9351913146 breath. AUG. 22 MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DIS1SEY Lightning didn't strike. West 25 15 21 18 3 1 18 5 19 6 1 4 5 15 21 20 won with the ace of spades and SEPT. 23 returned a spade. South sighed SEPT. 24- 16 1 18 20 9 14 7 9 19 4 6 12 1 25 5 4 with relief that he wasn't imme- oa.23 diately overwhelmed with tua rest OCT. 24- 7 15 15 * 23 9 14 14 9 14 7 16 12 1 14 19 Df the diamonds. NOV. 22 Declarer then had to plan for NOV. 23- 1 22 9 19 9 20 12 6 14 7 20 8 & 14 an eventual finesse in either 0EC.22 5 4 hearts or clubs. He ran the rest of the spades while making JAN. 21 8 6 12 16 15 21 20 15 12 4 6 18 9 5 14 4 up his mind. Combination Shot 8-111 South decided to take the king ©1560, Kim rtttuni Symllnu, lie. of hearts, followed by dummy's top hearts. If the jack fell, he wouldn't need a club finesse. If se lost, West would have only In that cabinet belong Items the jack failed to drop on the clubs left in his hand and.would used in the bathroom, such as first three rounds of hearts, he therefore have to lead up to the shaving creams, cosmetics and THE HANDS could fall back on the club fi- ace-queen. so on. nesse. South would be safe even if it The bottles of pills, sleeping South dealer It was the wrong plan. The turned out that West rather than capsules, antiseptics and other Both sides vulnerable jack of hearts didn't drop, and East had the long hearts. In that drugstore preparations used forj CCf"*D CT NORTH the club finesse lost. What's more, case, East would discard on the medicinal purposes should be kept | v CV^ l\ t I X9 By MEL GRAFF * 3 V Q J 9 8 South had discarded his low club third round of hearts, revealing in a locked box. Even aspirins' * 7 4 3 2 on the fourth spade, so it was :he situation. South could take should be kept locked because * 8 7 4 safe for West to return a club the king of hearts and give West these "harmless" tablets have WEST EAST after he took the king. South still a heart trick, forcing a club re- caused many cases of serious scmowue 4 0 10 9 6 2 * 5 4 had to give up a heart trick, for turn up to the ace-queen. poisoning when gulped in excess- STABIEE- V1O5 VAK732 a one-trick defeat. DAILY QUESTION ive quantities by young children. SERVW3THHS SEMTEHCES. • K J 6 •lo•gs s South overlooked the import- Partner opens with one club, This locked box can be kept in • KQS> *J 65 ant feature of the hand: West and the next player passes. You the bathroom, if desired, but it SOUTH • AKI87, was obviously out of diamonds. hold: Spades—Q 10 8 3 Hearts— would be better to place it in a V 6 4 * Otherwise he would have led a A Q 5 Diamonds—7 4 Clubs-9 top drawer of a dresser in the • AQ5 diamond when he took the ace of 8 5 3. What do you say? bedroom, out of sight and out *A10*A3 3 spades. Answer: Bid one spade. It is of reach of curious hands South Vest North East It was therefore safe^ to take more useful to show a biddable There is no excuse for acciden- A Pass Pass 2 V dummy's top hearts and then major suit than to raise your tal poisoning of children by med- 2 A Double All Pass icines in the home. Opening lead — lead a heart from dummy to fin- partner's minor. esse the ten. If the finesse won, well and good. 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KILLING ni.KJ'.K - B with llal. ?»S nod expenses per week If ynu I] I .JlHKinl I hiiiiiiK niai'liine p ,..., ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Wr iv :l :i 1 lir :-•>!<"I ;-.:• f !cir rrro-5 u:'.:<-:-f tnry are detri-lrd Write qualify Kor Rppointtnent, call between MOBILE HOMES iiurols. NevrrJ-'CiPrK" Hnx Till, Unl Hank, <* and 7 vsn^TViJtjM* or HO 2-1074. orii N'i TIM •A'r.iKoFi^iX•Ar.iKoFi " ~M i r 1 r i'l'wv'":'.! rm'!!,, "u",'!'u ''• o''V-ri"7) "'' ! fiorvi'-Ki'rciiur^ijry cicaSn6. no I Experienced in packaging of electronic instruments work- LABORATORY TECHNICIAN lfi. »S f;r(roitpr Hrms- Tc-'ulcr. :..\'.'.::..-.-J.—..-..-.—. ..-!'.- ...-':.; Vxiicrjepce nccfMnry, full and part) r r 3 Opening In metal finishing laboratory. Four ronms R»'l h.illl ii"".l i-ran .MOP.TON JOHNSON '1W sen skiff v.itti j time. Call O8 l-22:t3. Some experience neeeBsary. Analytical Mini ilnv ii l;il;** ovrr imyirifnts. Call I shelter cji'iii,, riiryph-r-CiDWii engine. DEADLINE 5:00 P. M. Day Before Publication 1 CM''.I'.K KOP. STOIIK and aHScmlilinR. work with electro-plating solutions In KE fi-IIKS allcr fi p.m. P.I niiliiciion. K| I IS mph, Slreps Must lip neat and iiprsonalilc. Apply: ing from engineering breadboards and prototypes. Must modern laboratory facilities Pleasant ——Jiwn. l-'ju'ilitics for cooliiiiK nnifie. IMVA- worklns conditions. Numerous employee jtni'v. SuttHlilt' for family nm- nml off- l.ittk pllvrr Cleanprs. (iOl Brnnch Avc. nittl t>r»»l (no lla.* * br-fure. ) ) l.itllc Silvpr. benefits. Apply Hannnn-Vnn Winkle- 9:IKI \. M. ll,i> Hrfii us* A ft o A /*/«cccADICC I " " "* f'stil'iR trips. May lie seen at be capable of producing instruments ready for production. Munnins'Co.. Church St., Matawan. BOATS & ACCESSORIES Irwm.i Ya.-ht \V«rks Marine Park. uiKI, - TII babysit five nlcliM a wcrh. Kr.l Mank. Ctil Kl-fc l-fiiili::. I''ifi> runii, and boaril. '•Bahysittpr." MECHANIC for outboarn motor rr- Call Clarified—SII 1-OOIO or OS 1-Oo2."> KASTkl'.N SKA SKir'K.S - The hi'sl llux .'ill. P.id Unnlt. N. J. naira 4R hours. ati;nrlv wnrl--. mi Inns in Hi ami ?» niithnard aliiffs j mtil O\VF:N'S par. morlprn sliop. Kood equipment. !!].• Px.at Crr.tPr 7.1 VVIiltn St.. P.ct! (JlilL KP.IPAY r:;ccutlvc type, book- ELECTRONIC TECHNICIANS Uri'iuiif; and stfiioKraphy rKsonlial. excellent niipnrtuiiitv. littiitmana tohO]i. iMC;HT.S, SAIL WHY AM) Sl/M)AV t::,nk J Sow t'J) displ.TV l',V anil ^7' mit'lplfl. IlrffTciu'cs. Kxcrllent asilarv. Writr 2\ Whiirf Ave.. Rc.•• I.O»i\! fi. CO;:.is i. KE.wnVir; 6 U'lUncy 6 sKira^e H *J strott'h Lmiclironettr, Truckinc Onrp.. Mnrrfstown yi*L, Mnla- Mlnnllc Av r Hrnncti CA 2-'JO:J2 C11P.IS CKAI-T 1 :Ti II P I w»n. ask for Mr. Barliar. 1.0 """"" •:ilt ,.-. 1 -n ,;*- • U '.i.li .V* T:r tollf'.-r '" PH li'tilU frmil II'I 1 ndit Call tip. MAI 11 -- ; ..••c .nt;.'-< \T .I:I'M- IhKhln'i-.ls 1 r.M.iI.'tl J ami !' l.lli'Tly 2. fiAIKJAlN - Any boni vnu want to ., ., ... TVI.U TIME ' oun Ix)w bank i.ites. Fiimncinc at-I _!.:_„._ _. „."!".'..: Sln-p In. fivf iliiy APPLY IN PERSON 9:30 A.M. TO 3:30 P.M. HlEiiMn:* 3. USIu-.--,e 1. I'.riasua 1, SKi ii:.£hl :', and Sllail>."!ile 1 SH 1-781R Photo flnishtiiK simp locnteil dmvntnwn T laiiKfmcnls n>m|ileted in our call ni | MOAT TKAlLKU WANT' Red Bank needs a male assistant to any nr nui office*. THE MONMOUTH [('.ill Mrs Ostran SH 7-1117 : "If. KOINTAIN r,UU, — IS years nf apf MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY start .1 a. m. to 11:M a. m. Pturtlnc al Cfir.NTV NATIONAL HANK. SII 1 Silver I't. lid.. l.mle Sllvrr. i or olilpr. six diiys a wprlt. IImirs ^ about 51 per hour. Kxperlencc tn plinto i ll)ll":_____ „ : ! V T1IOM PSON with innr! ' i I,-, i fn :£ p. TIL Apply tfifi Monniotfth St.. finishing not neeefisary. bin a liasic in- ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS AND TRUCKS eresl Is. A degree of (.lerlrat anil 'MKKCIUY mitbo.inl s:in-a and seivirc. • lip. K\ innulf. Jlonirmai inaminl dexterltv ami iminlnnl tvp'ng LOST AND FOUND r.n-ny LAB!inii,A"SAYS-"~ v.i-u> I K XI 'K 111 KNi"?KI > SAT.KS1 J\~I)S'~7or~cii7-! ability necessary. Bxeellent worklnc 1Ho;tt CViilcr, 75 White St., Ited Ka»k. I . ,, rf. «.-,• ~~, ~, . " Ti^j I ttin iui-1 rhiipi-ry simp, flvr-day wrek, i-nndTtlons. liberal Insurance mntectlon. iuprn sim.iaya nml ilnndays 9 lo 1 |hAll.U)A1. ln-lint, Scout IV in w;itrr. .s:>-5 CHU Write •'CDS'. Hox Sll. RPIJ Hank. IELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO., INC. Referencefi required. SH 1-ll'J.V iltini urur. ,||- .Mxn.lAHV SI.OOT. crai.l rnnni-| Sll 1-Tl'Ji* ornrJT 1 1 U Sl BPSt HI 3- ~Z\^ { BO:I ACE EMPLOYMENT iuZ*. 'I'iS ,,', ;'' " ' """• '"""•' '•' -i SPKCIAV L St-MMKIl CM.URKOl.-r .-,iitni'',fi S'"""1" LEWIS ST. AND MAPLE AVE. EATONTOWN, N.J. 12 Broad St.. SH 7-3494 Red Bank r.i'il Kanl..| ' N"« "' Ch-ti-k 1.;l|>str;i!>" SI'K sl.il : ACCOUNTANT, degree Illi1 TEltllY SKI IT. ::S Evlnruclr r!>-i'. . u-i:u iirw -ill II |i. rlr-i.-tnr startlnR: C(l.\ll>ANiON.Ni:r.SK must lie inlcil to ssoon PUBLIC NOTICE MECHANIC engineer to sin.oon traili-r. i J.iliiisun. iKilti-ry and riililri'ls. lU'Cular, C'M and nhlc lei .In ininlpratc FOREMAN, steel plant lo ssonn rf:i (•-.feel- ^..jeiji,,,^ .inclior. oxtfrlKUislii-r iionrinK.i.st VI R.'cr. vniirj f'lr S1.IBJ. .Vn ilmvn in(: I.fvc out. Will travel m ivlmer. _ . . . -^ 'Til HI lint- , i.Krhn t-.ji, sil i ;,IIII, Jfl. INPL'STrciAL engineer to S57r» ATTENTION Ilur.SKME ' |.;i>niiMi!. Sr,!l pf-r lunnlll. S ana Sll 1-171! I. Write •COMPANION-NniSK" COST neroiintlnp. clerk 3TAI-I.N Hv,ii clit it an. me .tiiij ,:;..,~l MAP.INJ: SIPIM.IKS PI.KASPKK HAY MAP.INA SALESMEN-Chomlcals far:!it:rs '.o: FUKh MI llkil .111. lli'.l r.Jink. i HELP WANTED—MALE HELP WANTED-MALE p 'IV "" •. mile umninp i r.tok. ,.n1.. , r,.riMn.nh . ... 'rill* l'or\tin;in. New '•'""" A\,v I.unn t. — — ^ SAI.KSMAN- young, car »70 pl.is 6 rn.lps f i -"•in Mnriinniith Par;-: on <'<>>•<. "'•'• ll MI- , Jpr <'""'* si ii' 3 i-art- for ronv:ile sc'ni i least s\% years cNptTience In ctrcuttiy WE NEED MEN NOW SALES TIIAINKK. younc r.n • Ilijt'icrtirnfM Karms LI Z 37Mt. -^'"' : 'Uuod Krouin oppuriunily antt picasuni CHEMICAL Operators T1IK I-.OATMANS SIIUP _HH 1-7W |«,.ni,n. Two l» hmlly. Italt. !l-5. - LOCAL Company must hire seven men ri i 'IT. A I Klllr Call HI I'.-llli'J. •tvorklni; ixiinilttiins in KLUOTKUN1C P17,7\ COOK to Slfl•d ll-'iti Jl Wli.irl A\t- !'.(-,! Hani, JI" CAHTX" curlsi:!'. - in tl iMKASUIlfclMENTS CO'a new enRineer l>y July lit. We have various positions CP.KnlT and collection managpr 510fl l I.'.:;: Oppn Suniliivs ami Hnlul npcratinp. Knr sale with nimp- ling laboratory, devoted primarily (o ojien, Ouly men who ars willing work' 9 A M to 1 I\ M. Klv HM'JiWARK salesman, commission AUTOMOTIVE Pli'.np III-' l.«7 I-I for in fur in ;t- iromnp development of industrial electronic erg need apply. MECHANIC outboanl open I'urJ' h;ir.:f(.[.. ilvJit. .TNI firmer.! SJ! )-57-S0 • titm. Musi pnivldf own transportation. products. Apply In person or write. AUTOS AND TRUCKS 1; !I KK: I.I •-'•11^:;. nftrr 1 " " '•"'•••""••'•• '•=«" ^-.Vnn.Y^T" .Swift re mot i* runtrols. jsiPKIl SAII.l'ISlI — ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. SALARY 92 PER WEEK INC.. Lewis SL and Maplt Ave.. \VK S(ILI) THKFK .NKW ir>5s Mark "il mtitor. Penis Innr. | 5Jiio IKN - • INTERKST1NG TELE- |i:.T M.\T»'H1.KSS MfVroC.CYi'l.K l!*S^ sp.T.t ii|> I 45 miles ]»T liour. Also, • (•;,) I.I S-tlmii. ICsl ION B u-ork ;tt himic ralHnp in Katontown. N. J LI 2-0;«M) AND UP HELP WANTED—Male - Female •i.r»rt ur f:ij: ['.•. Kxci'Mrtit I'Dlniltlotl. low rt.pp. own local area. Stcaily position Wnii. Hi' M'Miil Hftt-r si\ p.m. SM l-5SMi pl S|| ai.ns:WSlanp?O«M^ SI»KKM SKIFF - • Hi.') H.p. In Mnnninuth JITHI Ocean counties. BARBERS WANTED Call SH 1-1019. ask for MKN OP. WOMEN — Interesting posi- 1 ; Int.'rrcpt.tr cMtcriic. Very J;i>-(. Cl:,y- (Otntlu <-.ilI hetwpen 2-5 p.m. PR 5- BUILDING 703 personnel department. tion as a representative nf Lullaby* HI i i7'Y~ LAniiit 11."A "sA"S"s:"~reTa"ir"at I NEW "cTm CI;AFT IS". •-'(!'. "J:v Scili,™ hull. Tan be sofn Sundnys or Ask fur Mr. Bennett Fort Monmouth diaper Service. Salary, plus bonus, whiu.^iv pru-c*. in:»; Plymouth I-:.-l-| Skiffs. H c for itninetliatt: lielivery. -pvemncs <",\ *J-07-^l 8ALESMAN REAL ESTATE • — Be plus car expenses paid. We nerd seven •rtihlp. olectrip windows. ENO1NEBKINO AIDES AND TECHNI- men and women nn a full or part- ,,..vl.-q. VAPiiT wni'icq i 1%-T I •S1O- N — - lOFFIfK CLKRK lilcli aclntol junior clans, with at icaat five years exper- happy, make money. Join county •akrs. push tun-' ^t... " "'' imiit. I'rrf.M-ti or housewife. . Pan-time, pprmnnrnl time basis. No experience necessary la ri1 a 1 nun" , ,,|,tio,,. 71. 1, |.. new r.rav. Kid ience in electronic circuitry Pleasant fastest growing realty firm. Krone Ai 'to dm r.Klln. lifater. wliUfwalls. I-— "-1 " "A r posilion in bptlrr spm*laity atorp. Em- noclates Inc.. U 2-2iri3. and you receive full salary while In ft f'VL.MlllTH far.,.™: -vi;,,-i. I t..-;inty pric-ftl to sell. Ml*t5 lit" M.l'fi. ribfl-glrtfts UUtf ttolUXd hoiit. ipupped, priced rlRlll. Sll 7-il7'2 aft ployri* dijirnunt nf fanillv rlnthinc pur- working conditions in new engineering irnlninp. Phone SH 1-5IM3 lor appoint- hi Molt.rs, 120 K. Newman! Wimlshiflil. slcermK wlu-i-l. clt'ctrlc n p.m. [ rh.ispv. Apply In person 0:30 to 11 a.miaborator. y worka& with top grade en- BOOKKEEPER — Full time In estab- ment. Ask for Mr. Russell. 1 gineers. Apply tn person or write Maurice Schwartz * P..I.. P.eil Bank. SK I-'- 13?.. istartms. .lotinsou contnils. .Iulins:m Su- COMPT S\IIBOAT" O L iTra-' Fritliiy ^l •!• Kritlrl, Broad and Front lished Insurance anrl real estate agen ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. cy. Letter nf quallficallnnfl to he mulled XITCli«S~7iBLI' - Sonic esperlence .) cnliviTtihlr. Irail-'^s. ^ „ _ INC.. Lewu SL and Mapls Av«., to r. O. Box 228. Red Bank Allaire In cooking. C.oorl salary, references. & Sons Wlntf willi rei,1! tn,topv. Ra.li..llaiiiu,. l^Urr.!!^;.'^",^"^,,;,,;",::^;^',,;^.;"'"";;;,;'»»lifiilrr.! " '".Mtn.j. Jll . 5oSr,. i \VOM.\N. KVVK PAYS -• o'arip for BINKstontown. N J LI 2-0300. A Son ARency. Write "KITCHEN HELP' Box 511. wfiftc u-.xlK Jlt«/fl inflfs l!r:jsoj).Th|c. | 111 Wen I-':".:, S!r r.'J Ear.',. mil*' lied Bank. SH.I.IV - ip 7.O7S7 Will omsi'li-r Irncll'. CA n-'JliU. N-tc. Witii iH own new (";u ryi-r.) ft trail- Mi 1.VJ1AX 1!) : r Ill cn!itrn!5. Ir 1 na.ie • OPE N N 1 Ci II IS !i;iS OLDSMOP.ILK -- Gray h:inlt"np '' - Motor iwd iwn li'iur? OiitfH "•'>-; SALESMEN V iitrr. AsliiiiB *I!P: V.V l-07.',fl WANTKIl »'o-iv«>r'.ir.[o m DertlltUul cunilitum \ --l..\ SAYS: •OUT iir.i';t'S. MerrlnB. (rout ami r-ar ;Hiese wati-rs. F slnnj; wjiti-r skUiiR. i>c;\],tT5 four excplli'nt whitrwall, IKI-1'-""- r-ill lit' 1-u(iR:i. ___ ri. 11.,,'ir..1 IMMEDIATE OPENINGS PART TIME WILL HELP with parties, dinners or r r l lM : : Ion .sr.nls r America's loading flluiiiimnn mamifac other occasions. Babysitting, light I.I c;ir. Kii'.i pri. Sf-if'S " "- "^ " " i'""s7'K.:m.""si ji.MBrr"<" LiJsKm-T" BUSINESS NOTICES -!> davs wee!;, JWII lrn:i«- Opportunity to gruw willi nsw anr U looklnc fur |iart time sales nousewoik. SH 1-SKHt. ,". I'.'n K N the vpry rxpainlliiK factory lirancli. Must be lip- mpn. who. If prove llirniaiMvri enn Sprinc* P.'i . i o.; !:.i:r,<. fi !!•:-»; iiricK* noAUMASTKr; nvo-iiooV !.? *' KEl.lAW.fc WOMAN wishes to take v.'t.r;. (!:irdt(j|i. I-'uIl power. :nil'i'ii:ilir' Ir:i r's- i v.s'! I!l> 10 Sll i-lr.iv.. livrrn l!l-3« ami not afrnkl of work lilt.vp nun np.-manpnl I1IRI1 paylnc po '1,1 I'UPPUIR Irlminlnr;. removal. (Jnll H: lh are fcrmnncnl care of children In her home. 157 if.r, CAim.i.,\ I A- in. = s'.nn Exrt-Mrnl cmnUtlnn. .^ppcial 1!;t''n' rtinls Al~0 for tree estimate. Full insuranrp; l'.M:VSI'l"fl-;l!. ripiicp ~"liif "° Ponlllotu. |>itlon. Coraplcfp flplcl training will be M..ple Avc. SH 7-2lpiu rail f?A ;. TVP1NO DONE AT HOME AISTIN-MKALY. red Slmrlscar. . I'AV MAKISA IMiucilKS. PATIOS, sidewalks, no lob 1 CALL SII 1-4019 fi'-H- hPtwppn 3-U anil 1-3, ask for on IBM electric Call all 1-Mftt. l.vic Br; too SIIKIII «'h;ul,'S Uowet Mnsun Con Mrs. Wynberg. !!'•>•. UK SOT*'' "l' !:mi:5 nftt-r 6 p. trarlor. Sll 7-4tTIt. | :I:T\I;Y P.KCKPTUINIST l"| LAL^J.U JJUI». ^ Jlr Hl,r!lhey_ TK KCHOOI. graduate wishes I'!.' rr VU\r, ra>l!d 1 m I )C!K ii'lr iVuii |71 i r k i.nir.s SKA VIKING noC'KBUIUlING INC. ll Xr 5 KX fi at fienres. app 22.311. Forward com I position with sn-all firm or profes- just sional office, os i-r.n:s. . Motor waliT. •".ill AT"I-I"M.'> aftrr a |i. 111. I Biiklmads. flocks, amf f'.i-pafra '.I'M.'." f," 'nv1.,,w H''lv'h,r w'l!;' ''K '^'En PAnBEP. - stpa.ly pli'tWKK?E^dmr~i.ome rpfltune since Illcc h tvpingScliool.gw . to.l: r,.\ uiihi. I.dfift mil,- ff) 4-0T(iS SK ?.^S9S or llll 1 ;Ui7 : Kfc "OfflCP" Hox 911, P.pI > V I.Ar.i:iPLA SAYS: Ki.lail B'.'Jp ami white S5.V). KK r.-.'.TMi nil. r (i i,,',,„' Uln «-u l.,r ti'ii'rli l:r IHONINR. LAI.'NIlKP.INll. MENDING ••'Hili-.-.tlf [.:•(.•-• I'tr.t; Mriniiv Mom S.-KKI NKW HOOKS - Repairs, siding, cm .VJEXPEH/KNCEb TOOL, >lAKKil~iiifh-', m'impfoin prosppcii Call lor anpoirit- occasional or steady orilers. 1 1 A SECONH f'AP. " IM.'.II f i • vV P Kv l.i'N lilt KNPEP.1KNCEI) .•» Bill. I r C1.1.: ronviTtiMi . fouor .sti'iTilip. power ' «3n pi,onr- Ifrs. leaders. Insured, boniled. J. Noll. r>t asps. Phone for Interview. Ill j "'out. P.ny Stillnlfln. Statp Hlclnvay 3. i. AT 1-37W-.I I, ., ,-. .,ii!,.i,,»r..- tri..«,n,j-.,,,. ra.lio.l ' p.f i.ig:ir,.M r with tr; 1I1T. Sliliu. Call KE li.<;l r. ,;::i;:. Kre.. estimates. 12 yeaij. >' I'tree n'chis .1.1102. j Shrewsbury. N. J. SHariysllle 1-S600. hoatrr. wliitr \i;,ll t;r.s. vrllitw anil1 11 p "1. m 7 a.m. Call SH t: Nl 11 l GIRL 17. wlRbes liabysltllng. Pay or 01 fl black ilrrarnl.oftt ^ ^ r«5 Lalirinia Motors. : I' 'I' W* Kairlanr 5l»ll tinlo . aiilo • V\JI."HTS~1I -\Nh yl.'NFlSH • Aulliompi! ^^^P.^Rra-M.^N^^^•^FDT^a-,-.lli^l,nt! ^.iilL^. -V.-il ^ evening. Experienced. <; OS t-lafll 22" E. .Vi<-.vn<.>?> .^I>rj.ic y.nail. }'.eil' lontic ilnw. powrr stri'rlnc. -li.nnfl ,nlW Tlie "Boat Center. 74 Whll I'.UTIITILLING LANDSCAPINf. -iplil WOMAN i>. mpr\nlnn, tr.i li»ow»or«( paint and wallpaper st-nt>. :TUL'CK-TIRK SALESMAN, PxprrietirPri ra;l ferifcs l.nvri tunwifiR, ofld lobs l-'jl.i;; ; mill'?, coor] tirp-i. vrry ROOII ni ]ll;. SII i-IJIKl. 10 Fl..rn Knouletlj-o of color ami dr-Rlpn Impor-1 Lilteral draw RRamst romnu.s.^nn, L-al roiiilition. Radio, trunk rack. Asking |-| ;i;ar.;nn Bros. SH 71261. !t;uit. M11M be Ah\p rtinl wilhnp tn I K^tensive company heiipfits. Mnnlgom- AUTOS AND TRUCKS r'lHEKr.l.AS SPKEII l»)AT - Mmii'llr stork ami crnrral cjirrationnss [j TerVv Ward. JMonmouth Shopping Center. KriRht. [r'nm 1(1-5. Friday. Fati'irrt'a'y! i Inl>": l f J" K MONTANO ~ M r •of l!iisint»5a, cai'.-ihl re- ! "Erttnntown. SITUATIONS WANTED, Male "I Stinila stucro, plastering, concrete work. R.ink YARDS CELLARS. ATTICS cleaned. --• Call SH 7-MI7. Any and all trash removed. LarKa 'tumi> Iruck. 8H 7-2144 THItKK BOYS — Available for lawn Foreign Motor Sales mowing weedlnR. boat carp, tlpht chores. Experienced. Evenings 8H 7- Inc. isr.n. (Authorized Sales-Service) HANflYMAM—With plcliilp track. f),ii~ MG-AUSTIN —AUSTIN ly or wpekly work. Also clfans en- larfl. attics, yards. Karaces. SH 7-2:W7. HEALY - SPRITE — MORRIS wholesale pnr.'s. lfir.fi IVintin liave car. For Information call HI MINOR — ENGLISH FORD Una. Iwo-.loor hardtop, hydramatic. 2-15311, Mr. Daniel. p -RIlEY Only those HOOFERS — Onlv p mm FINANCIAL FuIL price $£95. Ljlhrinla Motors 12n lop. (Viriiplelely eo.u!pp..l. In -A.Her srpltuig slrady ^mplnytnont nrfrl apply. irnl a pply. We supply material and 124 Hwy. 35 Neptune E. Wewman Springs 1VI.. t'.ed Rank, reatlv In gi.. Slip at Sen Rnglit paid till Star t'lcanorR t^ Lailinicrerfl, Myrtle BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES SH 1-24X1. Noveralier 1. SH l-,",n7K iut. t Mu^t have car. Apply: 3 h;l!!.lnz;n-. cadi!',;; f..l Avp.. l.nnc Branch. West Bergen HH. . Heiicr(l nn met 1 HELP WANTED-AIALE HELP WANTED-MALE limlly iui'i ffood polrnllal. Sinn!! tnvc!:t- WPIIR. cossponls and \ al pn'ic'.a. Apply fi::;i a. n\ to ?i:Wj itirnl for oquipnirnt and slock onh iflpwalKs. curbs, pat* p. ni. Momiay through Kriiiny. Kter- J I'.TII Ml :i-flioo R:30 • 5 p.m. or BR 6 MAHONI'.Y. ilry i fume M'v< surouiiMits *"i>. I tie . Lew if j 03SR after 7 p.m. laterals; alsn ! :>v SH 1-107^. N'( :"—LTEiiEi»7-ut •!l^":L.^i^l^ i2il^!^^^ BOOKKEEPER -IUliVK BCTAT I1CSINKSS — XlrHt offer over SI 5(W) talirs it. Must sell ^ ar" .K in'i.r'nr" MALE HELP WAITED : by AuRilRt IS. Kxcollfnt Irtcallnn. Ronil .i '.UW- ni: 1 ! -"--'- - , IMMEDIATE cniplnymfiH in our rp- • SALES business. Call MI 3-181)3 or HI 3-MI5. fXllPKNTIIV. nsniirv wnrli, nltrr-' rPnt]v npe-ir.l factory branch. Jnh n( ;i!l kiin!s. 1,0 fi-) r,iifiiinn^ for M AINTKNANf'E TO1, Unique opening for right person ilJOrrrons and MANAGER TKAINBES MORTGAGES ~~ ! Past experience not necessary. We WHO HAS Permanent posilinns. Ex EMPLOYMENT cellcnt opportiiTilty for advancement. • Bookkeeping or an office back- CONVENTIONAL MORTGAGE MONEY AVAILABLE SALARY $90-3125 HELP WANTED—FEMALE I ground BOTH RES1UBNT1AL AND We are hiring now. COMMERCIAL POCKET MAKKP.S anil I-McC-ClltUTS :i .SH l-illl!l Ash fur inarhiiip opormurs on lailie.i coats Pf'rinnnfl Dppnrlmrnt • Sales Ability Quick and Confidential Servlc* I'lnnn simp .1.1 lio wopl: vnratifin «ith pav nnil all pa.>l tiollilays. Apply ' WAN - Must be Opportunity for permanent position and advancement. WALKER & WALKER vlaniK Urns.. :'5 South IJrl.iee Ave.. I piprrlr *M! Appiv in person Hat on P.cil Hank. 'town TV SO llwv .15 Eatoniown. Salary'dependent upon experience and ambition. 661 Broarl St. Shrewsbury. N. J. ^Hadysidc 1-5212 AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS APPLY MOnTQAGE ConiiESPONUENTS KOH rhe 1'rovidPM lnstlttitlrjn Foi Bavlnni RAYCO AUTO SEAT COVERS In Jersey City. BHOKKR'8 COOPERATION INV1TBU EATONTOWN CIRCLE AND ROUTE 35 CASH NOW LI 2-1333. First, Second. Thin! MnrtKUJtcs Ilnme hnprovpmont Loans NO APPLICATION KEE SAVE ON THE I960 OLDSMOBILES One Uay Service AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS AMERICAN FUNDING WAVPrly 6-4!l(K> Our Peraomil Rejirfsent alive Will Call At Your Home SUMMER \\> Say Yes Wherr- Others Fail MClItTdAtlK MllNHY OT YEAItS. 6 PBlIt CENT NO I'OINTB. SIf 7(H<7. MONMOUTH'S MOST ACTIVE LOT CLEARANCE SALE INSTRUCTION SAVIN' SEASON SPECIALS WE MUST HAVE ROOM RICHARD BEAUTY .SCHOOL '51 PLYMOUTH 4-ttr. Powerflile, Radio and Healer rid. Knroll now for auinmer claisea. Air. '">•( PONTIAC Convertible Coupe, Hydramalic, R&II .150. >:ondltion(!d. Call or write. SH 1-9K6.V r ALL CARS MUST BE SOLD! •53 MliRCURY 2-tir. Sedan, Merronialic, R&II l )0. •JS llrowl St.. Red Bnnk. N. J Tili r-"ORO li-cyl. T\idor, Radio and Healer only 5:10. BLWH'ltO.NlCS TKCHNICIAN8 IN UK- DON'T WAIT—COME IN TODAY! MAND—Attend one night a week or Tili MKRCURS' 2-clr, Hardlnp, Mercomntic 7!).'i. Saturday morning. Plumped 4- ?2[\ Herpiooa nil Mnnnimim Visit Our AIR CONDITIONED Showroom • Shop in Comfor! in and soo u%. Wall be glad to holp you out, «._Ni'«_ln llirnl(.r_8ll 711(1(11 LINCOLNS and COMETS lirivXii HInniOn"••' ttiiVTnT-o iVFTiTTi^T" SEE OUR DISPLAY AD ON PAGE 9 *'• I'ondllloi., P., year, old! QUALITY DEALER • QUALITY SALESMEN • QUALITY SERVICE (.ill nlii'r b |i. in. KII MM:.' I'ilAiiK IN viiiir mil rur"iiliiir7"wiTn'"nii Competitive - Reliable dciwn pnynirnt anil set a new pnrlnr ir dining room «ei nl Hum itrlceii wil- 100 Nowrnrin Sprinrj', Rd. This is only a partial listing of our value packed nam I^ll irurnltiir* Inc., Hwy :«, Mlddieluwn. fill 11^13. open «venlnn R L D B A N K "O.K." USED CARS AND TRUCKS K'',vm MtMii;,"!, l>Ah|:|i' rK.-; i SH I -09 I 0 H In- ii'. Uttv IV Anlnlly 1'i •com. MfJfJMOUn-l SrKlL-l M,T» in. mi i-.M'l.i'i'j nihMM, GMAC TERMS Opnn «vnning» 'til 9 SM I-A000 RID HANK SH 7 (More ClimslllfO Aili On The Ncxl l'ii(|c) ""•* 'S*£ [•£__•*-**•-Of*** M«CHAHPI« APttTMEKn HOUSES FM BENT HOUSES HW MUB VBftt AND ACMMGE BED BANK REGISTER TCundty, Ay*. It, 1960-29 UTATUVAI. fUBVBKK* H co. PRWIWntP — Two-room tputmta. sWkXDbfG FOB SALS Kcwir Mnua, Hdw nSrtr (nr- «. foot, vtittcTftmar ttat. Cmt atabetf. UI ottlUM WH tatmtbSr. Wo RENTALS KRONE EXCLUSIVES bor Day to pi Btfnc orcr fMO «n«cn (or fUO. KM! KV i, i, U HyiCt J*c, Umt Praufe. 0683. • ••;. , .; . - . : OWN THRU KRONE Lxon ASOO - iMxua. JUM> t» tw Discrimination to regular pliyertv ^-^^&ss FOUR UtBGE BOOMS, tamifbti at btdK m. Sjmuti. Aw. TaroraM* But, Keye* protected, the New mtamllbti. tot water, bits, ttxrwtr, g» imco commtoHXR me, ami bare referent**, rent W » vtn—no Down rXrucur location. On* »loek MB beach. AS t- Haven Municipal (kit A«ocia. log unit. t coMUtlon, Call Bank. 8 lU08 month. Tenant mturt ivmUb ttcutMti FIVE-BOOM VtmmtntHZD tmttow t» Mrtwrtnvy Aum; Bit Bink, (ion, an all-white group, hat of $00 tod P'y own utilltlM. C»n be ID Leonardo, rent, no., Available otltrt sl» rtomt, three bedrooms, en- Is Charged FOAMART OJ5 BUWIAMP, MO srttt, door mode), K«n by sppolntment. Phone HI 3- closed front porch, (era full baths, full scheduled a tournament for Sat- bulb, timer and gltJsts, H, Baby 464R. for the nevt vtn days. Bepumber I. AT t-OWT-B. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY E/WONTOWW icale, »1. KE M3M. MODERN BUNGALOW — Living room, basement, oversltc garage, all la Im- NEW HAVEN, Conn, (AP) — kitchen, two bedrooms, and bath. On maculate condition. 'Taxes only 1176. urday, Aug. 20, " ALUMINUM COMBINATION THREE AND ONE HALF room*, fur Sreens, storm windows, blinds, etc., IEA BRIGHT — M4 Ocean Ave.. legro golfers in New Haven, NEW WINDOWS, PRIMED — Six. nlshed. duplex. Utilities Included, water In Red Bank, unfurnished, iltt. river and ocean property, completely WINDOWS 2'6"x4'4", six over ilx. mulllon. walking distance to Monmouth Shop- Dowatra Agency, SH 1-8700. included. Live for less than rent. irked at a Park Department re- Park Director James E. Coo- All Blzes To Glim 36x65! Only 113.000. urnlshed apartments for Income. Room Two, 6'0'*«'4\ 32 lights. One 2'8'x ping Center, year-round rental. LI 2- to park cars. 100' dock on Shrewebury gan explained the municipal oeoulne Alcoa Aluminum 3'6\ Oni 2'2'»4'4", six over alx, mul-3770. fusal to allow a Negro tourna- Ion. Call at 6:30, KE <-1265. COMPACT SPLIT-LEVEL River for boats, private ocean beach ment at its usual date this sum- group's tournament was permit- 1.88 Mfgr'* List LONG BRANCH — Three rooms, dean, FURNISHED ROOMS rofeasionally landscaped 75HM plot. frontage for swimming. Selling on ac- REG. $15.00 LAWN MOWER, $7. Leather type car- nicely furnlshtd, tile bs.tb, utilities, Picture window living room; dining :ount ot illness. Malie offer. BE 2* mer, sa...y, there is discrimination ted on condition the player: did riage, $10; jump seat, $1. Small crib, reasonable. OA 2-5608. CA 2-5338. FURNISHED ROOM. NEWLY decorat- room: Hollywood kitchen; three twin- ,708-J. not reserve tees. With that stip- Minimum 3 Windows mattress and head guard, $7. Teeter- ed. In private home, quiet, conven. atze bedrooma; colored tile bath; pan- against Negroes in state and lo- Installation Optional Babe, $2. Car seat, $L Llkt new play- FOUR ROOMS and bath. River loca- lently located, garage available. SH 1- eled recreation roam; attached garage. ulation, the tournament would not pen, $10. KE 6-6198. tion. Adults. No peti. $110 month. 8439. :al golfing circles. Prown's. 47 Broad SL. H. B. Immediate occupancy. SH 10076. Spacious patio. Price 111.990. VA or REAL ESTATE WANTED violate the Park Board ruling, UPRIGHT WILJ5ON FREEZER — FURNISHED ROOM — Near Fort FHA 30-year financing available, James A. Keyes, a Democratic CLEARANCE on summer fabric* 57 Holds fiOO pounds of food. TWIN GABLES APARTMENT8, (our Monmouth. Business couple or single TO BUS ON CONTRACT - House ilderman and a member of the he said. cents yd. SIMON'S FABRIC CENTER Call SH 1-!9S7 rooms on riverfront. $175 month, man preferred. Call LI 2.1901. or 7 In Red Bask, east ol Maple Ave., elevator, patio, boat dock. SH 1-2391. Knickerbockers Golfers Club, a Keyes said Coogan's ruling is gurnet Ave. and Hwy 35. Asbury Park. SET OF DRUMS — $40, English bi- Farm Lane, Eatontown. M. KRONE ior family of sevea Write full details WANTED cycle, Indian, $15. Also 20 gallon THREE ROOMS FURNISHED NICE, COMFORTABLE clian furnished "Contract". Box fill. Red Bank. *Jegro group, claims the group's technically legal, but since regu- fish tank wllh acceiiorlsi. RU 1-1594. room. Close to town. Gentlemen pre- ASSOCIATES, INC. innual tournament at the munici- Reliable party to take over three by the week or month. Extraor- ferred with reference. SH 1-0)65. HELP! We have sold so many proper lar players would certainly be rooms of furniture In fair condition. BARGAINS — Piano stool. $6.50; desk Route 35 Eatontown ties that we want more good listings. pal course, scheduled during the inconvenienced by the week-end Balance due Is 1237. Originally $600.00. lamp. $4.75; mirrors, $1.50: utility dinary apartment. Good ad- ATTRACTIVE - smgle-douDie rooms. Liberty 1-2133 Call us now tor prompt professional Payments and delivery to be arranged ables. $4.95; electric fins. $3.50; elec- dress. SH 7-2500. Kitchen privileges. Hot and cold run- service. Walker and Walker, Real Es- last 14 years for the last Sun- tournament the spirit of the park by Warehouse Manager. (20 deposit tric toaster, $1.50, etc. RUSCIL'B. 25 E. ning water. Frea TV. Hudsoo He-use, tate. Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrews- day in July, was not permitted board's policy would be violated. required. Call CO 4-3818. A«k for Front St.. Red Bank. 811 1-16(3. TWO-ROOM, FURNISHED apartment. 131 Hudson Ave.. SH 1-SS<2. bury office. SH 1-5211 Rarltan Office. Private bath, private entrance, 219 CO 4-C212. :his year. Warehouse Manager. Appointment NIAGARA — Cyclo massage Lounge Monmouth St.. Red Bank. SMALL, clean furnished room, two West Long Branch They contended that the Muni- only. chair. Like new. Reclining position!. blocks from Broad St. For gentlem 1 Red Bank's Finest The Park Department, Keyes cipal Golf Association, which 11 CU. Cold Spot refrigerator. J50 SH 7-2812. Rate, 18 weekly. SH 7-2249. Six-room ranch, full basement, BOARD Or HEALTH Deluxe four-room garden apartmenl SHREWSBURY BOROUGH laid, stated no tournament could plays on a public course, admit- .,r best offer. Modern dining table OPPORTUNITY SHOP ANTIQUES — ttwo bedrooms}, Immediate occupancy, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Newly large lot, excellent location. with pad, blond and black (15. Twin U. S. and foreign stamps. Cherry Five-room apartment, October 1. Love decorated furnished sleeping room. Position of Health Officer or Rani held on week-ends or holidays ted Negro members from 1947 to alroller. S10. Boy's 20" bicycle wllh .amp table, tapered legs, others. Pslr ly molern kitchen, finest new garden Near town, and transportation, S10 perTake over 4Vi% GI mortgage tary Inspector open to all qualified letween Memorial Day and La11950 but since has excluded them. iralntnK wheels, al In $5. SH 7-1627. of boot back side chairs, maple and apartment. Beautiful, quiet surround- week. AT 1-0331 or AT M607. and move right in. ' See owner persons. For appointment call SH 7- ENTIRE CONTENT8, OF TEN-ROOM mahogany. Marbletop tables, pine ings, near parkway. Free parking. HOUSE. Moving. Must sacrifice. S3 pieces, furniture In the rough. Cut, From $129.50. this week-end. 20 Community Complaints, Inspections and other Willow Drive, •Little Silver. SH 12086. colored, and pattern glass. China, pic- Madisoa Gardens Drive. matters pertaining to sewage dlaposa tures, mirror*, dolls. Jewelry, post 112 South St. SH 1-7833 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE shall be referred to the Plumbing In SEALY H1DE-A-BED, toam rubber carrls. Call us when selling. The ipeetor, 8H l-4°3«. By KEN REYNOLDS cushions, $75; upright pianos J75-J250. Matthews, 115* Broadway, Keyport. CO MODERN 3tt ROOM, apartment fur HOUSES FOR SALE QUICKIES player piano $300, mahogany chest-on nlshed, all utilities, couple. 100 Wai STYLISH RANCH M. A. ROLLINS, President, chest $75, vanity 150, four-piece ma- 4-1446. lace St., Red Bank. Shrewsbury Borough, hoeany bedroom suite 1125, mahogany Dinstinctive in design and built Board ol Health. china closet 555, beautiful nine-piece THREE ROOMS nicely furnished, s Aug. 1-9-10-11 110.01 crotch mahogany Duncan Phyfe dining MACHINERY FOR SALE utilities. Private tile bath, entrance, STANLEY K. DOWNS for construction conscience own- room suite $400, 11-plece oak dining and garage. Half block to Fort Mon- room Rulte with round table $50 Al- mouth and Red Bank bus. SH 1-1048. REALTOR er. Entrance foyer, spacious NOTICE TO BIDDERS bert Burdgs 4 Son (next to stein- CONTRACTOR'S SPECIAL! RED BANK — Unfurnished apartment living room with fireplace, din NoticA is hereby given thst sealed bach's parking tot), 24 Clay St., Red D4-Loader 7U Series, new rails, excel- at 48 Washington Street. Three-room! "Homes of Charm and Value" ing room with corner cupboard, biffs will be received by the Town* Hank. lent condition. D-6 Blade, late model, nicely decorated. Up-to-date appliances, ship Committee. Marlboro Township, very good condition. HD-6 Loader, heat-water supplied, centrally located. SHadyside 1-3017 cheerful, modern kitchen, three New ieraty, lor maintenance and re, STOP IN AND SEE the fabulous new pair materials In the Township ol Klngsman Electronic Organ now on excellent condition. See at Farming- $85 per month, Includes garage. In- bedrooms, V/i baths. Cedar clos dale yard of George C, Cochran,. Inc., quire at 62 Harding Rd. BH 1-1607. Sycamore Avenue Shrewsbury Marlboro In the County of Monmouth ritaplay at our furniture show rooms. Route 33, Colllngwood Circle, Farm et. Two-car garage. Trees. with an estimated amount of 16,200 Bun!Re & Son (next to Ste.nbach'i Ing. PR 4-7930 or PR 47931. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP — Four moms, Easy to keep grounds. $26,900. square yards Surface treatment of ex. Parking lot), 24 Clay St., Red Bank. unfurnished. Available September 1. HILLSIDE COLONIAL — Excep- Istlng Bituminous surfsce roads, and Open daily 0-12 1-5 Wednesday and opened and read In public at a Town* Friday evpnlnga 7-9. LO 6.6063. tional home of rare charm and ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, bed-llvlnl distinction. Approximately an ship Committee meeting 10 be held ARTESIAN WELL PUMP $25. JWERCHANDISE WANTED room. Kitchen, bath. Furnished. Quit WALKER & WALKER on Thursday, August 25, 1960, at 8:00 Call section. 6 Third Ave.. AT 1-0886-J. acre of rolling lawns, stately REALTORS P. M.. Daylight Saving Time. Specltl. CO 4.0768. u. a. cows — STAMPS — TOP prices shade trees. Center hall. For- cations and forma of bids, for the pild for told, old currency, collec- RIVER FRONT — Furnlshsd studK Highway 35 Shrewsbury proposed work, prepared by Frank A. PHONOGRAPH two-speed R.C.A. Vic tions, odd lou; old correspondence. psrtment. Kitchen, bath, near sta- mal living room, fireplace. Foss. Township Engineer and approved tor. Golden Throat Tone, perfect con- Estate appraisals. Monmouth Stamps. tion. No pets. $75 per month. 8H 7- Beautifully paneled library den. by the State Highway Commissioner, dition. Call evenings SII 1-9406. Coins. 60 Monmouth St. SH 1-0626. oone. SHadyside 1-5212 have been filed In the office of the SOLID MAPLE dlnctlft set. oval table. Custom-made bowbay window. said engineer at 84 Osborn street, PIANOS — Highest prices paid. H. Ten-MONMOUTH BEACH — « Sunset Lane. Open 7 Days Keyport. New Jersey, and of said State five ladder hnck chairs with rush zer. 306 Main 8L. Ltxswood or VOi- Furnished three bedrooms, kitchen, Spacious dining room. Modern Highway Commissioner, Trenton, New spats. Call LI 2-1205. croft 3-2190. dining and living room. Private beset] kitchen. Guest bedroom and LITTLE E8TATJE — UnJqu* rff«!*n Jersey, and may be inspected by pros* USED GAS FIRED forcei) air furnace and river rights. Radiant gas heated bath. Second floor—three twin cualom built ilx-ronm ranch. One pective bidders during business hours. 90.000 BTU. ducts and control Includ- HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID—For September 15-June 15. winter rental. acre. Charming ctthedrtl llvinj room entire or part content! ot homei anc Security $100. CA 9-3587 or BIrelow with llrepltce, dining room, kitchen, Bidders will be furnished with a copy ed. Make offer. Call KE 64730 any eststes. Furniture, antiques. Oriental bedrooms, two tiled baths. Full of the specifications by the tnglnee time. 2-6767. Rent $100 per month plus utll three bedroom a, carport, breeze way. rugs, paintings, etc, FRIEDMAN GAL- ties. basement. Play area. Two-car work thop. Sewer. Forced lint air ga« on proper notice and payment ot cost ARBOR CROSS CUT SAW. 1 h. p. mo-LERIES. PR 44143. Ev«nlng« CA 2-7482 garage. Awnings, screens and he»t, PrlvJtte beach *nd ttnnlt club* of preparation. Kids must be mad tor, two blades 15" and 13'. Fire- WOULD LIKE to share very nlc< near, FHA tpprelaed. Q.I. 315.500. on standard proposal forms fn th place curtains Flexo-Kold. Set of met apartment, retired business womai storm sash. Perfection In every WfiUeri, 52 Creiccni St., Keanuburg manner designated therein and requir- Engravers tools. AT 1-0871 or school teacher. Just off Broad Bt detail. Offered at $55,000. KB 6-0733. ed by the specifications, must be en. PETS AMD LIVESTOCK In center of Red Bank. Referenci r.lnsed In sealed envelopes, bearing COCKTAIL OR COFFEE TABLE — required. Phone SH 1-1919. INDIVIDUAL COLONIAL HOME fo: the name and address of bidder am With glass top. dark mahogany, IRISH SETTER — Male, five months, WIDE ^ELECTION the most dUcriminuting buyer. Acn name ot road on outside, addressed ,<1orden's finest. SH 7-4586. champion line breeding, fully Inocula- ATTENTION! Don't rent until yoi icttlnr. BfButlful tre» and ihrubhtry. to Township Committee, Township 01 ted, rabies shots, bouie broken, excel- have seen our attractive, clean, oni OF EXCLUSIVE HOMES Foyer. 2V living room, fireplace,* Wall- Marlboro, Monmouth County, New Jer- USED BUT RECONDITIONED AND and too room bed-llvlng room apart sey and must be accompanied by a GUARANTEED. REFRIOERATORS. lent temperment. Call evening! atttr ments, Convenient location, adults, ni to-wall broad loom. Formal dining room FREEZERS, AND TELEVISIONS FOR 7:30 or week-ends. LI 2-1653. "TO BUY OR SELL" with Colonial corner cupboards. QlaiH certified check for not less than ten pets. SH 1-8394. and screened family room. Ultra-tiled no) per cent of the amount bid. pro- RALE. WE WILL ALSO BUY YOUR DACHSHUND PUPPIES — AKC reg OLD ONES. WE HAVE EXPERT IlE- EATONTOWN — Modern flve-roo PHONE SHadysid* 1-1017 kitchen, G, E. range, brcakfait aren. vided ' said check need not be more lstered, champion blood line, reason Master bedroom, and deluxe tiled bath. than 120,000 nor not lest than 1500.00 FAln MEN AT YOUR SERVICE 24 ably priced, stud service. LO 6-5655. apartment directly opposite Mon- J1OURS A DAY. ALL WORK GUAR- mouth Shopping Center. Available Sep- Guest bedroom. Second floor-ipacioui and he delivered at the place and on ANTEED. BAYSIIORE SERVICE CO., CROWDED NEIGHBORHOOD CONFIN- tember 1. SH 7-2020. Mr. Bernstein. bedroom - space for additional bed* the hour named above. The standard room. Decorated baaement. hobby shop, proposal form Is attached to the sup- HWY 36 antl 9TH ST., BELFORD. ING. Will give away frisky cham- RUMBON — Small furnished apar KE 6-2227, KB B-5550. KE 6-3840. pion stock, standard poodle to spa- BERG laundry. Rule panel hot water oil heat, plementnry specifications, copies of clous country or farm home. Excel ment, suitable couple, single person. Patio. Picnic grove Jn tren. Very our which will be /urntahed on application WE BUY AND SELL anything and lent watchdog. SH 7-4334. Three rooms, bath private entrance. VETERANS Rtandlns — $29,500. Stanley K. Downr to engineer. everything. Give tho highest prtcei. Near bus. Utilities. $70. RU 1-2156-R. RrnMor, Shrewsbury. Sll 1-1017. By order of Call William Leff Furniture, Inc.. Hwy.AN INVESTMENT IN HAPPINESS— THREE ROOMB and bath. First (loot NO DOWN PAYMENT Township Committee, 35. Midriletown. SH 1-3'J1X Open «vt- Collie puppies, wormed and Inocu- Beautiful view on riverfront property ONE AND A HALF ACRES. &f Township of Marlboro, nlnffs till 8 p. m. lated. Time payments If desired, AT (11,900 Full Price room Colonial home. Four bedrooms, New Jersey 1-219.1. Conveniently located. Business wnmai three baths, Large living room, fire- C.AS RANGK — Four-burner, clean only. Utilities Included, $95. SH 1-413! FRED WYCKOFF. or 8H 1-9833. This house Is the ansver to your place. Spacious dInline room. TV family coort working order. Call evening GREAT CANE — AKC registered. dreams, but only one of you will be room. Tiled kitchen, O. E. refrigerator, Clerk. "Not only it +his sprinkler I got in The Register Want SII 1-1764. Fawn, 18 months old, house broken, satisfied—let It b« you. Act now. Let washer and dryer, electric range. Full gentle. Call CA 9-27.10 after 7 p.m. us show you this large tour-bedroom basement. Hot water oil heat. Two Aug. 11 S10.98 Adi handy—it's comfortable!" GE AUTOMATIC; wash'cr-used twice Cape Cod home with tile bath, fully car fcar&K*. Far below replacement Perfect condition. $100. Houile Trallei CHIHUAHUA PUPPIES — Call afte COMMERCIAL RENTALS NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Park. Hwy 36, Union Beach. CO 4-5271 4:30, 15 Brown PI., Oakhurst or equipped science Ji, 414, and 5 rooms, NEW SPLIT LEVEL - Tnree bed blf plot. Inspect and be convinced, LADIES! -- Don't wall till fall to g LONG BRANCH — Unfurnished, threi rooms, l'i baths. Llvlnr room, dining o do. unfurnished. Call SH 1-9115 or In bedroom, brick, split level, l'i batha, room, kitchen, recreation room, laun- 121,000. No Blri may be withdrawn for your foundation garment. Call Splrella quire on premises-Branch and Madi- attached garage. LI 2-1626. period of thirty (30) days alter the eorsctlere. AT 1-0021 and be fitted tree son Ave. Apt. 24. dry room, attached garage. Walking now. No obligation. LINCROFT. FURNISHED — Threi distance to school. (23.100. SH 1-S79? RAY VAN HORN date of opening. AVAILABLE AUGUST 1st. Nswly dec bedroom ranch, two-car attached gn. By order of the Township Commit EIGHT AQUARIUMS — Various sizes. orated four-room apaitment 132 South rage. Rental $165. Ella Wiltshire Aren 8tH River Road Fair Hivsn tee of the Township of Mlddletown Some need repairs. $10. St.. Red Bsnk. SH 1-7633. cy, Realtors, 1480 Ocean Ave., Se ONLY Shadystda 7.4100 New Jersey. KF. n-0612 LONG BRANCH — Transferred, must Bright. SE 2-0004. APARTMENT FOR SALE — Tluet HOWARD W. ROBERTS. CERAMIC TILED TABLES sublet oceanfront apartment, five rooms, unfurnished. Rent $54 month Cltrk CENTER IMPORTS rooms, two bedrooms. Reasonable. Call RIVER PLAZA — Three-bedroom Capi SIX YEARS OLD Includes all utilities. Call LI 2-3337. Aug. It $12.42 EATONTOWN for appointment. CA S-1500. Cod $120 per month. SEVEN ROOMS — Two bedrooms on MOVING TO FLORIDA — Selling ftir- RIVER PLAZA — Furnished, four- Sears Ave., NftvesJnk. 600' north ol NOTICB FOUR ROOMS — Private entrance. bedroom Cape Cod $135 per month. Living room, two bedrooms, mod- nlturs four-room apartment, some IS Third Avenue, Atlantic High- Hlstiway 38. J11.750. AT I-2W7. MONMOUTH COUNTV COURT used less than a year. Call SH 1-3391 lands. LITTLE SILVER — Three-bedroom, ern kitchen and bath. Gat heat. PAUL K. 8TBVKER. Rtaltor. LAW DIVISION before noon. two story house $150 per month. 50x100, taxes ,216. DOCKET NO. 10451 IS" TAPPAN QAS RANGE. $35. Sofa FURNISHED Thrse and four rooms, SHREWSBURY — Three- bedroom Farms «nd (a.rm estatsa. Butt Civil Action bed. colonial, one yenr old, $60. Two ranch style home $190 per month. NOTICE OF ATTACHMENT twin Hollywood henilbnartls and stee Available Immediately. Call after 5 $9,900 Hlrtwiy 34. liolmdtl. Phoos WH "You're missing a bet Weart-Nemeth Agency. 102 Welt From STEPHEN J. rjROSS, INC. a enrpor frames like new. $10. RU 1-1S5.V pi, CA 1-1553. St., Red Bank. SH 1-2240. OKI. atlon of the state of New Jersey, Plain tiff, -vi- FRED OILL, trading ss Gil 16 STORM WINDOWS and donr. $30. BEACH AGENCY, Construction Company, Defendant. Tr-n 4x8 sheets Samara Interior ply- THREE ROOMS, furnished. Occupancy SHREWSBURY — Three-bedroom spl When Buylnc, sslr.t bedrooms Drive nf 100 feel and a. depth of 0 They use ads to locate good EXPERT MENDING—China, (lass, REPAIRS, SERVICE and Mainte- and bath. Larfa screened porch ind 179 feet. APPLIANCE REPAIR and Installa- sliver reflnlshlng and platlni. Therm- nance. 24-hour service, seven days. OPEN HOUSE full cellar. Dishwasher, washer-dryer, 2. Premises situate In the Thorough workers . . . because the best tion. Residential and commercial wlr. os buckets. China A Olaas Shop, 147 Martin J. McOulre. Inc., BH 1-3767. refrigerator thrown In. Offered st of Fair Haven. County of Mon- ing. Allen Electric. SH 7-0612. Bread St.. Red Bank. SH T-4M0. 121,900. F.lwoc-d A. Armstrong Agency, SUNDAY 12-4 Realtor. (So Prospect Ave., Little Sil- mouth, and State of New Jersey, people usually already have a job, 90 Little Silver Pkwr, Ultle ailver as recorded In tht Monmnuth Cnun- Floor Waxing Radlo-Tolevlslon Repair ver. SII 1-4I0O. ty Clerk'a office In Book U!~l nf and only an ad will reach them. Auctioneer A.C. RADIO ft TELEVISION CO.- Completely redecorated, three- IIDEAWAY — 2V, acres of perfect Deeds on psge 385, snd being J. TANNAHILL - Floor waxing and 12.1 Shrewsbury Ave. 8H 1-47U. bedroom split level. V, acre. seclusion wllh "Vermont like" view. known as Lot No. 11 ss shown on B. O. COATS—An essential Auction Janatorlal aervlce. Commercial, res- BERVICB WHILE YOU WATT. Protected itreet, 117,500. Truly a rsre offering, this ranch home. msp entitled "Properly of Wllllsm 0 People selling merchandise or Appraisal Service "anywhere." 490 idential. Low ralei. KK <-2771. Features fireplace, full dining room, Curchln Estste In Fair Haven, New Bath Ave., Long Branch. Phone Bus. Immediate Possession Cash ISOO Hen, cnt-ln kitchen. Basement recres- Jersey," which map Is filed in tlic CApltal 2-1509. Res. SHsdyslde 7-2921. Roofing, Siding and Iniulatloa tlon loom. Thret bedrooms, 1H bnths. Monmoulh County Clerk's office. service team up Classified with Fuel Oil—Heating Two-car garage. Not [or lonesome said premises having a fronUse or FUEL OIL A HEATINO—Call SH 1' Insulation A siding Corp, Certified people. I1B.6OO. Rusiell V Bonn R»i|. 49 feel on the northerly vn- nf their display advertising to give Johns-Manvllla contractor PR 8-1407 River Rnad between I,ots Nn S Auto and Truck Rental 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service t or Adam Llmmayer AT 1-O302. or«, 600 River Rd., Fair Haven, SH 7 a 1-2 punch to their sales effort... Sales, 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. WILLIS CONOVER 4S3J. snd No. T on the shove inenlKinr.1 i AVIS— Rent a new car or truck. Low OLSON CO. INC.—Rooting, Siding * WH 6-lMl Holmdel Village map. a depth of approximate!" I -.*. rates. Maple Avn., Red Bank. BH 7. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed MVr.UFnONT — Beautiful modern feet and a resr line nf «ti|-i-.i\i- and reach the especially productive 0308. PR 4-5214, Dally 7 a.m.—10 p.m. Home Improvement! for 10 rears, PR 6-0705—AT 1-05(0. COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREACIB home, magnificent view of the water. mately 47 feel along Ntvealnk A>e- nue. WORKING MAN'S contractor—Alttr- Holmdel, Atlantic and, Uarlboro Turps. Living room, dining room, kitchen, two of ready-to-buy prospects who read on the 2« dsy of July. 1880. The ss ii atlons, additions, painting, masonry. CAPE COD — Four rooms, bath bedrooms, two baths. S3ft,950. all those little /obi. LO «-1714. Tile—Ceramic Sheriff duly relumed th« writ with tfle Classified to decide "where." Awning! — Canopies expansion attic. 113.000. levy endorsed therenn to the Clerk nf RIMODELINO our specialty. Ceram- 8H 1-5797. AWNINO.S-CANOPIE8 made to order. ic or mosaics. Lifetime beauty and The Dowstra Agency (he Monmouth County Court st Free Free estimate!. Standard Awnlni Co., Insurance construction, floors, walls, ceilings. MMKDIATE OCCUPANCY — Large »1 E. rront St. Red Bank hold, New Jersey on ths 24th day ft 0 They find buyers for business and am River ltd,, Fair Haven. BH 1-0606. ALLBTATB INSURANCE CO. - All Paul's Tiling Service. CO 4-5834. three bedroom ranch home. M RED HANK -- Brand new three-bed are required to serve yfnir answer f office equipment that their operation Hugh, Agent, nu Mm. Tree Service tlon room, attached carsc*, dry cellar. mom. one-story housr. Inquire Wm. the plaintiff's complaint, a copy n Boating Supplies aiterson, 71 E. Barren PI. which U annexed herelo, upon Crowel has outgrown. MIT TRUE SEltVICB-Insured. Oen- New lawn with many shrubs, Asking 111,000. LI 9-4390. and Crowell the attorney of the plain NEVBIl SINK wllh NAVUBANDI Landacaplng-Gardtnlng eral care of tree*. 124 Belehaw Ave.. LEONARDO — Five room house, two tiff, whose address Is 114 llrnail Hlreel Katonlown. LI 3-3427. L1TTLB SII.VKU — Lite new ali-foom Navesitnd Marine Hales Co,, Ocean LAWN BBRVIOB - Roto tilling. De- bedrooms, fireplace. No money down. Red Rank, New Jersey, or In move "It will pay you to dial SH I-0010 today Ave., 8ea Hrlgtit. SB 3.1101. ranch. Attached garsge, hot air oil m secure Gl loan. Price $10,600. Nice against the complaint, the writ nl st pendable, reasonable, service. Call heat. Full basement. Lot TDxltO, Ask- for young couple, or elderly couple. AT tachment, or the Sheriff's levy there and ask for a Classified representative qeorge Bnrden, SH him. Upholstery ing 122,900. New York and local bust! 1.013(1 under within 50 days after servlie n Building Contractor PARIB UPHOLSTERY SHOPR-Drsp- at corner. RII 1-Mns. this notice upon you, exclusive of the who will show you how you can Lawn and Garden Suppllei erlei, slipcovers, upholitery, 30 yean MIODLETOWN - ThrM-bedroom, spill FAIR IIAVKN - Lovely through center dtv nf sirvlce. If you fall so to do. eiparlance. 27 Pearl Ht. HH 1-O76R. hull colonial. Three large bedrooms, Judgment by dsfault may be Uken a * O UUILDURB UAIItD DAVISON CO,, INO level, large expansion attic, rerrea< benefit from this highly productive for all Lawn and Osrden supplies Inn room. 111,006. »3,«00 down, oa 1. ,i baths, recreation room with bar. against you for the relief demsnite, flnsolallilnj in aluminum siding plus two over-ilr.erl porches. Beautiful In the complaint, Your ans«er and compleie bulldlni sorvlcs and remod- 17» VI. From St. SII 1.MO0 Vacuum Cleaner Repair 237.T proof nf service thereof In niipllcme • nd reasonably priced medium." eling, CO 4.1670 or CO 41137. grounds, two-car gnrag#. Best itctl ONB yi.OOIt CDTTAOB — Almost •rlcil lo sell at 134,000. Call owner shall he tiled wllh the Clerk nf the Odd Jobs OLBCTROLUX SI! loW. Mnninoulh County Court, PreehnH, New ALL TYl'K Improvements and new Sales Service , Buppllii sere. Country location. Tnrtt btil* erser In accordance wllh Die rules work (lunranteod, Kitchens, dormers. CKLLAHS, girain oleanad, Treei 720 Malllson Ave., Aibunr Park. For rooms. Cheerful living room, lt,ris of civil Prncsriure anil Practice. .1. •Vidwminder. Since 11138, RU 1-IK8", removed. Hauling. Appliances, prompt home service or free chsekup kitchen, tlisemtnt. Twocar glttgt. HANOI! — Kit-tllent location, Isrse furniture movsd. CA J-7747. on your Elaetrolux, call PR 6-0MI, Mop. IIJ.JDO. living room, firetiliicr. dining room Dsted August «lh, tOflo. IJeHTUJKANO CONHTRUCTION-New modern larit kltrlKMi, three tisdrooins, WHITNEY crtOWKM. homes, alterations, repairs, time psy. recreation room, nttschfd gsrage, Isrie Attorney of Plaintiff nienls. l'liona KM (1-CT-KB fl-fa. Painting and Dtcotatlng Watch Repair Lawrence J. Schilling with Urn, asking 121,11011, rirossing. A7NI^ iiTVNii witT l.OUIH OAHDAN-Palnter, decorator, ALn r A Heller, llrnan A Mi-rhnnlr His. Aug. II, 1", 1* "»Pt. I •*'•" Register Classified Ads AMrrntlun*, ami flililllltillfi 20 ypnra l»|iitrlianier. 25 years experience. 43 PRNR WATCH CRYSTAL (12.00 It finrlni Hired Rid Bank .ill 1-2100. Nights, and fliindayi HII 1 vims) mill xt'orv »»lc!i rtpalr. fllladyi.'rte 7.4131 MM. I'MHM'Iciirii. Knyniond (1. Jtosokel, Chapln Ays. Bll 1-1701 «fl»r «p, m, MCLINA JKWKLKIUI. Ml Moitmnlilh KINK INTR1UOH and oalirlor |»ln*t* Action! Thal'i what The Reg- HII I.MK'J. St., lltri llaiili 21 to 4« hour service, III'NUAI/JW — rtftt Hank. l.«r«r kltrh NHIw'""iI(iMioTl. nlferatTi.n«, repairs,' Int. derarsllni, sM papar hanging, IWII hstlt ranch. .10' living, room with liter classified ads have been Problem xolver* for HlKlieM nunlllr tvorll. I'or Mllnnl'l K«llma|i-* rhrrrfuny alvan, W, W. 'fl, illnlnn r(M»in. Ih Ing ronm tlir»• • Welding - Fabricating picture v Inilnw, rerrrsll'in rnnm, two. l-noins, listll. l»r«r Jnliimle |i"i"li r»ll ll«rbi>it_fcls|«rirmicli._l(ll I .Mill. Hill". Ill 3.2,1911. |:l1wi. 1,1 SVMt N»»'ly |,«inl'i1 KCUMI lrji-stlIon. hul ualrl getting for their advertisers for IIKIT "iiANKTf.ii'M'tNUM' i'iit)T>iirr«i 'AriCll," .IllNKK --I'altillna "and iler" sTn.nT\1uatrieT« TOI II. (II Hunt* lrosslnier * llellrr, HrriS'l h H

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