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VOL. 8S NO 2V7 timed 4*Ur. Mondw ttrouih rrUar. MMnd Olui Poattit RED BANK, N. J., MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE JFK and Adenauer Favor Nuc lear Navy BONN (AP)-President Ken- /hen he arrived at the U.S. Em- millions within and beyond the Gaulle by name. But much that edy and West German Chancel- assy residence in nearby, Bad borders of Germany. he said was designed to answer Konrad Adenauer were re- lodesberg, television carried the Answers Argument De Gaulle's argument that West- lorted today seeking some way cene all over Western Europe. The President did not mention era Europe needs its own inde- get early action on creation Kennedy's words were carried to French President Charles de (See KENNEDY, Page 3) >f a NATO nuclear missile navy spite of opposition within the •tlantic Alliance to the project. Kennedy and Adenauer opened OLD CANNON SPEAKS AGAIN — An authentic Revolutionary war cannon is fired by the "Jeney Blues" Regi- heir first conference more than minutes late at the Schaum- ment, under the direction of Dr. C, Malcolm B. Gilman of Middletown, yesterday at Old Tennent Church during burg Palace, Adenauer's official program marking 185th anniversary of Battle of Monmouth. Program, sponsored by Monmouth Society, Sons of the residence. The President was American Revolution, and Monmouth Battlefield Association, included a tour of the battlefield and dinner at the tardy. There was no immediate explanation for the delay in American Hotel, Freehold. starting the second day of Ken- iedy's European tour. Despite overcast skies, thou- sands of men, women and chil dren were out again to see Ken- nedy drive the four miles from Area Water Pressure Low the American Embassy com- munity at Bad Godesberg to Water became scarce in many pany's Newman Springs plant, incoming transformer blew ou Meantime, auxiliary diesels Adenauer's office. were started and tine company's parts of the county last night Newman Springs Rd., Red Bank. at about 7:30 p.m. Kennedy was reported anxiou when a power failure interrupted A Jersey, Central Power and normally idle West End statioi According to a water com- to get agreement from Adenauei pumping operations at the Mon- Light Company crew restored at Long Branch was pressed in and other key allied leaders t mouth Consolidated Water Com- a fuse on the power at 9:20 p.m. to service. open detailed negotiations soon The spokesman said Middle on the NATO nuclear surfac town did not receive the benefit leet. The President would lik of the auxiliary pumping be- a to get treatry ready for sub- cause it is served by a separate mission to the U. S. Senate bj system, and therefore tiiat town- next January. Rumson Man Has Worked ship was the hardest hit. Middletown was not completelj Agree on Need without water because its stand- The United States and Wes pipe was not empty, he said. Germany agree on the need foi Closely With New Pope such a force. The problem facin| Interrupted water service oi reduced pressure was reportec Kennedy and Adenauer is now t< By MARGIE O'ROURKE been elected Pope. He quickly state for Pope Pius XII. He was in the northeastern part of Ocean obtain the agreement of other al RUMSON - James J. Norris, cabled his warm congratulations in Rome on business, an emis- Townsjhip, Long Branch, Eaton- lies, particularly Britain and It Aye. of. Two Rivers, was on busi- to the Vatican. sary from the bishops of thi town, New Shrewsbury, Shrews- aly. Neither the President nor thi ness, in Washington Friday when A letter erf introduction dated United States, to confer on the bury, Fort Monmouth, Little Sil chancellor wants an exclusively he.learned that his close ac- July 2, 1946, first ushered Mr. resettlement of the million dis- ver. Fair Haven, Rumson, S« German-American nuclear force, DISASTER AVERTED - Walter M. Thackara, 35 Hilltop Ter., Red Bank, took to his quaintance of 17 years, Giovanni Norris into the office of Msgr. placed persons in Europe during Bright and Monmouth Beach, officials said. neighbor's roof with his garden hose when shingles caught fira yesterday. Robert S. Battista Cardinal Montini, had Montini, then pro-secretary of the post-war era. The President was reported t< Middletown Affected This temporary three-month be in excellent spirits followin, Eisner, owner of the home at 190 Prospect Ave., was not at horns when the firs, ig- assignment has developed into In Middletown, police i the triumphant welcome he nited by sparks from his chimney, broke out. A general alarm brought all borough life's work for Mr. Norris who most of the township was ceived Sunday as he journeyed fire apparatus to the scene at 11:23 a.m. Back taps were at 11:57. is president of the International fected by the water loss. from Wahn Airport In brisk su Cfiristian Unity Catholic Migration Commission; Officials said scattered section: ny weather through the crowdet assistant to the executive director had water along with homes hav streets of Cologne and Bonn. More of Catholic Relief Services, Na- ing private wells. than half a million people cheered tional Catholic Welfare Confer- Police said the first calls from his progress, and members of hi: To Be Continuedence, and its European dlrectoi residents concerning lack of wa- party agreed his trip had gottei Charge Beckwith With from 1947 to 1959. ter were received at the desl BULLETIN draft a document making a per- off to a highly successful start Had 'Frequent Talks at 7:20 p.m. VATICAN CITY (AP) - manent organization of cardinal 'Nice Welcome' During that summer of 1946 By 10 p.m., more than 200 calls Pope Paul VI told the leaders Bea's secretariat. Looking at the clamoring thou he sat down with Msgr. Montini complaining of loss of water . of the world today that he • The Ecumenical Ctmncil is ex- sands at one point, Kennedy sail Murder of Medgar Evers at his desk onct every week or were logged in at the police wmH; do everything possible pected to get back into full ses- "Gee whiz, it's too bad these pec ten days to discuss the pressing headquarters switchboard. to contribute to an international sion early next yean Pope John pie aren't American voters." JACKSON, Mis*. (AP) - By- near where officers believe the dl and described as a man who refugee problem, and always ' Police' satd^caHs -were received peace founded on truth, justice, recessed the council last Decem- ron de La Beckwith was held shot was fired. The scope was hated Negroes, faces death in the found him easily accessible, even from Lincroft, New Monmouth, "It certainly was a nice wel- love and freedom. ber until Sept. 8. Pope Paul an- in Jackson jail today charged attached . state's gas chamber if convicted in the late afternoon, generally Leonardo, Navesink, Belford come," he told German Foreign The. new pontiff addressed nounced last Saturday he would with the murder of Negro inte- Beckwith, a member oi the die- on the murder charge. considered. after-office hours. Port Monmouth and the Har Minister Gerhard Schroeder. greetings to the world's peo- continue the council. gration .leader. Medgar Evers. hard segregationist Citizens Coun- (See BECKWITH, Page 3) "An intense worker, he 'had mony area. could not have been better." ple*,, nations, leaders-and gov- Still unaccounted for in the kill- Revised Proposals wonderful mind and sense of or- For Two Days For most of the long, slow au- ernments* at a special audience ing of .the,37-year-flld Evers were But he reportedly wants to ex ganization," Mr. Norris stated. In Hazlet, hundreds of consum tomobile trip, which ran from in the Conslstorial Hall for the 'others unknown," charged amine the council's revised pro- He could recall the various ers were without water here foi mid-morning until mid-afternoon, diplomatic corps accredited to along with Beckwith in a separ- Memorial Rites, several hours yesterday — thi the Vatican state. (See POPE, Page 2) (See RUMSON MAN, Page 3) ate federal complaint made pub- second day in a row. He pledged that the Vatican lic after the FBI arrested Beck- The West Keansburg Wate under his reign would not in- Ask U.S. Aidwith Saturday night. Co., the supplier, simply ran oi Picketing Are Held terfere in "the affairs or in the Beckwith, a 42-year-old former of water, that is at the end Interests deriving from tempo- tobacco salesman from Green- its line. For Borough By The Associated Press A week-long series of demon- ral powers." wood, and more recently a chem- strations in Orange, against racial Consumers near the tower sec ical fertilizer salesman, talked New Jersey groups protesting tion of the line had water. racial discrimination staged me- imbalance in the schools, ended VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope Street Work with his attorneys, law partners Saturday after 30 persons picketed George S. Kinkade, comapn; Hardy Lett and Stanny Sanders morial services for a slain inte- Paul VI, already well embarked manager, said a newly-con HIGHLANDS - CounciJmai gration leader plus picketing in front of the home of William P. on his reign as a vigorous pontiff, John A. Bate will contact th of Greenwood, yesterday and was Braun, president of the Orange structed tank-reservoir, off Teli returned to his cell after about demonstrations over the weekend. was reported today to have graph Hill Rd., will be put inl federal Housing and Home Board of Education. guaranteed continuation of the nance Agency today in an effo: 30 minutes. Prayer services were held in service within one to two week; Newark and Cape May City Sun- A rally is scheduled for Monday unique Christian unity mechan- to obtain federal aid for a pn Held Without Bond He said it will eliminate t day in memory of Medgar Evers night in Burlington City to pro- ism set up by Pope John XXIII. posed road improvement pn He is being held without bond. problem of "running out of the Mississippi chapter of the test alleged racial segregation at The organization is the Secre- gram. Details of the consultation were water." National Association for the Ad- the Robert Stacey School. The tariat for Promoting Christian Mr. Baihrs will seek an on-sii not made public. Jackson Chief vancement of Colored People, who rally was called by the Rev. S. unity, headed by Augustin Cardi- Approved by State inspection by federal officials. of Detectives M. B. Pierce said was shot to death in front of his Howard Woodson Jr., state presl» nal Bea, a German Jesuit. , The tank must be chlorinat* The councilman is chairman < police questioned Beckwith, but Jackson, Miss., home June 12. dent of the NAAOP. Official Vatican sources said and approved by the state De- a citizens committee appointee did not elaborate. Woodson said Saturday the state that when the 82-year-old Cardi- partment of Health before it can by Major Cornelius J. Guiney One of 15,000 telescopic sights At the Cape May City meeting, NAACP will increase its demands nal Bea approached, during the be placed in service, he Jr., to investigate the possibili and a fingerprint on it led the NAAGP officials said they would against discrimination in housing, Initial homage by the cardinals ported. of obtaining state, federal, an FBI to Becfcwith at Greenwood. ile complaints with the State Di- labor, education and politics. in the Sistine Chapel Friday, The manager said record: county aid for the project. They found five of the imported vision on Civil Rights accusing Farmer, speaking to a Negro Pope Paul expressed great pleas- were set yesterday tnd Satur He has indicated that the boi Japanese six-power Golden Hawk seven motels and rooming houses audience of some 500 persons in ure with the secretariat's work day. A total of 2,200,000 gallon: ough may be eligible for federf signts went to Mississippi, ail to of discriminating against Negroes. the Abyssinian Baptist Church, and said he wanted it continued. of water was used yesterda aid for the work under the Ac a Grenada gun dealer. James Farmer, national direc- charged that President Kennedy's "Such an endorsement is known and 2,100,000 Saturday. Saturda; celerated Public Works Program One was traced to Beckwith, a tor of th* C o n g r a s s of Racial suggested civil rights legislation is In the Vatican as a papal "placet" June 15, 1,004,000 gallons wen Mayor Guiney, however, ha! gun collector, whom the FBI Equality told a Newark church too weak. He said federal funds (it is pleasing)-an official though used, he noted. expressed doubt that the borougl questioned Friday night without congregation Sunday that Presi- should be withheld from all racial- unwritten stamp of approval. The new tank, filters, well an< will receive federal funds. H< getting any answers. dent Kennedy's proposed civil ly segregated schools, a national Created In I960 other equipment ere costing th noted that this community ha: Saurday night at a meeting rights program is not tough The secretariat was created in company about $400,000. received only $2,500 from thi arranged by Greenwood attorney enough. (See MEMORIAL, Page 2) I960 to be the Vatican's liaison state in the past 63 years? am Yerger Moorhead, a relative nothing from the county. with other Christian churches and Actress Bebe Daniels of Beckwith, FBI agents arrested to invite Protestant and Orthodox Hearing Set Beckwith under provisions of the churchmen to the Ecumenical Recovers From Stroke A public hearing will be heli 1957 Civil Rights Act. Sees Re-election Council, It is regarded as one of tomorrow night on a propose 1 Cite Charges the most liberal organizations in LONDON (AP) - Actress Be ordinance appropriating $60,00 WASHINGTON (AP) - Attorney Gen. Robert F. Kennedy the Vatican. Cardinal Bea also Daniels is slowly recovering fro: to pave Grand Tour from Por "Beckwith and others unknown says President Kennedy probably has lost some popularity was a leader in the progressive a stroke and "we are all vei land Rd. to the new regions conspired to injure, oppress and because of his espousal of civil rights legislation but will be movement in the Ecumenical PROMINENT CATHOLIC layman, James J. Norris, cen- hopeful she will pull through, school; Prospect St., Portlan intimidate Medgar Evers in the re-elected in 1964 nonetheless. Council. ter, Rumson, is shown with late Pope John XXIII, right, her husband, actor Ben Lyon, sa; Rd., and a portion of the rarlroa free exercise and enjoyment of "Any time you get into a controversy and a deep and Sunday night. right of way from Water Wit< The secretariat existed only up- rights and privileges secured to bitter controversy such as this is, and where there is a large during an audience at the Vatican. Founder and presi- Ave. to Willow St. on the word of Pope John, how- Miss Daniels, 62, was stricki him by the constitution," the FBI percentage of people in a section . . . opposed to the action ever, and had not been added to dent of the Internationa! Catholic Migration Commission, last month and was on the cr: Of the total sum, $5,000 Is ea said. that is being taken by the government ... the President is the permanent organization of the Mr. Norris knew the late Pope as papal nuncio to Paris, ical list. Lyon said she can u: marked for storm drain construc- Eve-rs was slate field secretary going to lose popularity and administration will lose popu- tion and repairs at Jackson S for the National Association for larity," the attorney general said yesterday, church. and also worked closely on the refugee problem with her hands and arms, and her le, The sources said it was likely are beginning to respond to trea: and Shrewsbury Ave., East North the Advancement of Colored Peo- He added in a radio and television interview that while newly-elected Pope Paul VI. St., and Shrewsbury Ave., Val- that Pope Paul eventually would ment. pie. the administration has made no attempt to measure the po- ley St. and Cedar St., and Cedar Capt. Ralph Hargrove, chief of litical effect of its civil rights measures, "I have heard of St. and Atlantic St. the Jackson Police Identification other soundings that have been taken which indicate that The work would involve main- Bureau, fingerprinted Beckwith the President has lost a good deal of his popularity because Start Promotion of Industrial Park ly the installation and repair of yesterday and found again his of this effort." iron "Flap gates" and retaining prints matched the one on the Still, the attorney general said, his brother and others In RARITAN TOWNSHIP — Promotion of the 300-acre Rari- ship Committeemen James G. Brady and Marvin Olinsky. walls. scope attached to a .30 caliber the administration are committed to tho civil rights package tan-Holmdel Industrial Park will get under way immediately. The park site is bounded by Rt. 35, Union Ave., Middle Price Too HlRh rifle that fired the fatal shot. sent to Capitol Hill last week "and we are going to do all This was the word yesterday from officials of the park Rd. and Laurel Ave. The Rt. 35 section is across the high- An original proposal to pave, It was Hargrove who first dis- that we can in the executive branch of the government to development group as a result of a decision Friday by Lily- way from Lily-Tulip's new $15 million plant. widen, and Install drainage on covered the latent print—one in- have it passed." I Tulip Cup Corp., Rt. 35, not to appeal the recent Superior Lily-Tulip challenged the park's seven- and three-acre several streets was estimated at visible to the eye but brought out Court zone verdict. minimum lot size on the Ilolmdel side. The zone In which $117,000, the mayor noted. At by chemicals treating perspira- According to James R. Rice, Maywood, who will be in Lily-Tulip is located calls for a 10-acre minimum lot size. that time Borough Council felt tion left in place. Today's Index charge oi obtaining clients for the park, the first step will The firm lost the suit. Superior Court ruled that Holmdel that the price was too high. Shot In Driveway be to prepare new brochures and distribute them to industrial has the right to regulate its zoning within reasonable bounds Of that amount, more than Jackson detectives discovered Pago realtors, manufacturers and other firms throughout the coun- and found that the park zoning was reasonable. $12,000 was allotted for drainage the gun in mid-morning of Page Crossword Puzzle - 17 try. Friday, Lily-Tulip issued this statement: work. June 12, about 10 hours after Adam and Evo 10 Editorials „_ Harold Kramer, Clifton, one of Uio principals in the de- "The corporation will not appeal the recent.court decision Mayor Guiney pointed out that Evers was shot down in his drive- Allen-Scott ....18 the estimate did not Include Hcrblock velopment syndicate, declined to comment on wholher the first upholding rezoning of land north of Rt. 35 In Holmdel. Neither way, in a honoysucklo thicket Amusements 7 buildings would go up on the Rnrilnn or llolmdel sector of Lily-Tulip nor Holmdel would gain from a continuation of the curbs or bituminous concrete Movie Tlmctablo 7 Births _ 2 the tract. suit." paving as recommended by the Door-To-Door To Or From N. Y. Obituaries 2 At present, sewer and water facilities would be available According to Mr. Rice, full development of the Industrial Planning Board last week. Travel best wisely, chauffeured Jim Bishop 8 Sylvia Porter 6 on the Raritan side only. park may take five years or longer. Ho has estimated that on Under the proposed road Im- cars serve the area dally. $5.50 Bridge ...... 17 Sports .M-1S The pork proporty totals about 225 ncres in Holmdel and completion, the park will constitute a ratable of $35 to $50 provement and drainage meas- person includes hand luggage. John Chamberlain 6 Successful Investing ...... 3 75 In Raritan. The idea for the park was conceived snveral million, and Industries and offices there will provide employ- ure, mlx-to-place pea gravel tnd Asbury Park and N. Y, Cur Serv- Classified _ ...16 Television - ...... 7 ysan ago by Raritan Mtiyur Philip J. Ulondo, Jr,, and Town- ment for 6,000 to 7,000 persons. i oil surfacing Is planned. ice. PR 4-3C00.—Adv. Comic* 17 Women'i News ~_—JWO June 24, 1963 RED BAM REGISTER Weaker Mm. Clarke MEV JERKY --ft Father Kills Pope mm taA dry to***, OBITUARIES, 99 la most places, But5j~ Injure*! In Dies at 53 (Continued) sea breeze developing along the LOCUST — Mrs. Marie B. RALPH SERIUO MRS, CHARLES MC ALEE* Two Daughters, posals, or schemata, in detail, show in late afternoon. Clear to- 2-Car Crash Clarke, 53. of Naveiink River Rd. and toil will delay its resumption. night low in the SO's inland to died Friday in Riverview Hos- MADISON - Ralph Serlilo, 77, WEST - Mrs. Keangburg's Mary L. McAleer, 83, Of 11 Bay- The extensive work of getting the SO's along the coast. Tuesday FREEWOOD ACRES - Three pital after a brief illness. of 27 Belmont Ave., died Satur- ; shore Mobile Manor, diet Sat- Shoots Himself the council going again,., then sunny and continued quite warm, young children suffered minor in- The daughter of the late Dr. day at his home after a long urday in Riverview Hospital, Red EAST ORANG_ . E (AP. ,) - A 45- guiding it, was teen as an in- high in the low 90's inland and in luries in a three-car accident on and Mrs. T. Drysdale Buchanan, Postmaster illness. Bank. jwar-oid father worked himself in- dication that Pope Pairi- would the SO's near the coast. Rt. 9 yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Clarke was active in many A retired landscape gardener, Born in Ireland, she lived in to a blind rage, shot his two teen- not be making any extensive Marine Treated in Ftikin Hospital for community affairs. She was for Mr. Serlllo was born in Naples, Dies at 62 the Bronx before moving here a age daughters to death with a trips for some time. Cape May to Block Island- facial lacerations and released many years a member and direc- Italy, and had lived in Madison KEANSBURC - George M. month ago. She was the widow thotgun and then turned the weap- Some sources in the Vatican Variable winds mostly northerly were Lori Marie Patera, 8 and tor of the executive committee since 1MB. Amy Rose Patera, 11, of Red- Beaman, 62, of 100 Ramsey Aye,, of Charles McAleer. on on himself Sunday night, po- said, however, they would not be > to 10 knots, becoming onshore of Riverview Hospital and con- He Is survived by his wife, wood Rd. and Roxanne Saunders, postmaster here for 31 years, died Mrs. McAleer was • retired lk* mid. surprised if he eventually trav- 0 to 15 knots in late afternoon. tributed much time to fund-rais- Mn. Louis* Clmoao SeriUo; four 4, of Glen Rd., all of Farmine- this morning In Riverview Hos- supervisor for the Metropolitan eled far beyond Italy. A few Variable winds most northeast- ing activities. sons, John, Salvatore, Gerald and The suicide was Identified by dale. pital. Life Insurance Co., New York, even talked of the United States, erly 5 to 10 knots tonight, be- The wife of James R. Clarke, Michael, all of Madison; three police as John H. Starkey, a Mr. Beaman had been ill since and was a member of th» com- which no Pope has ever visited. coming onshore 10 to 20 knots State police at the Howell Town- she was the founder and twice daughters, Mrs. Charles Guakieri laborer. Police found his body April. pany's veterans dub. sprawled at the foot of a bed in Pope Paul has visited the Unit- Tuesday afternoon. Visibility over ship barracks said they were pas- president of the Junior Service of Leroy PI., Red Bank, Mrs. Friday, postal officials in Wash- Surviving are. a son, John Mc- his daughter's room. In a pool of ed State twice, in 1960 as Car- 5 miles with fair weather. sengers in a car driven by Sis- League of Monmouth County. She Josephine Flnan and Mrs. Louise ington, D. C, had announced that Aleer, with whom she lived; two blood between the bed and the dinal Montini and some years be- tine Patera, 20 Redwood Rd., was past president of the local Underbill of Madison, and 14 John J. Murphy, Birchwood PI,, grandchildren, and on* great- wall lay his daughter Marjorie, fore. High during the past 24 hours, Farmingdale, which hit into the unit of the American Association grandchildren. Two American Cardinals—Fran- Low, 58. Ocean temperature, rear of a car driven by Mercedes a clerk In the local office, would grandchild. . 12. His other daughter Joyce, 17, of University Women' and was an The funeral will be tomorrow at cis Spellman of New York and Majica, Casino Dr., Farmingdale, assume the duties of acting post- Hie funeral wiH be tonight at was found at the bottom of a instructor in seamanship classes 8:30 a.m. from the Madison Me- Richard Cushing of Boston—were which had stopped in traffic. The master July (. o'clock in the Scott, Funeral stairway with two shotgun blasts sponsored in World War II by morial Funeral Home, 139 Main among those received in private TIDES impact forced the Majica vehi- Mr. Beaman was born in New- Home, Belford, with Rev. William In the back. the U. S. Coast Guard and the St. A Requiem Mass will be of- audience yesterday. The pontiff Sandy Hook cle into the rear of an auto driven ark, son of the late Jenks and E. Bisgrove, pastor of the New According to a son, Reginald, Shrewsbury Power Squadron. fered at 9 a.m. at St. Vincent's told Cardinal Spellman his two by Michael S. Knable, 53 Robbtos Minnie Tintle Beaman. Monmouth Baptist Church, of- 15, Starkey and his wife, Jessie, Today—High 11:08 p.m. and low A graduate of St. Agatha Catholic Church. visits to the United States had Rd., Parlin, state police said. He attended schools In Newark ficiating. Burial will be Tuesday had argued during the afternoon 5:02 p.m. Tomorrow—High 11:51 School and Vassar.College, Mrs. left him with many happy mem- Mr. p*tera was charged with and East Orange.- at 11:30 a.m. la Mt. Hope Cem- over the woman's failure to get a a.m. and 11:58 p.m. and low 5:45 Clarke was also a member of the MRS. ALBERT HEMPHILL ories. a.m. and 5:50 p.m. careless driving. Trooper Edward Holly Society of America, the Mr. Beaman was a veteran of etery, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. pair of trousers back from the FREEHOLD - Mrs. Mary Deeply Impressed For Red Bank and Rumson Rowland of the Howell Township American Littoral Society and the World Wars I and II, serving In cleaners. Starkey struck his wife Hemphlll, 85, of 21 Monmouth He said he was deeply im- bridge, add two hours; Sea barracks investigated. Vassar dub of New York. the Navy. He lost a son in the THOMAS G. DUNNING and she ran from the house, Reg- Naval service in World War H. Ave., died Saturday in her home. pressed by the devotion with which Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long Mr. and Mrs. Clarke traveled WEST KEANSBURG — Thorn- inald told police. She was born in Manalapan American Catholics participated Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- extensively and both enjoyed Mr. Beaman was co-publisher s G. Dunning, 45, of 73 liberty After this, Starkey became more Township, daughter of the late in services at St. Patrick's Cath- lands bridge, add 40 minutes. fishing and skin diving activities. :>f the Keansburg Beacon, a week- PI., died Thursday at home after and more enraged and yelled at Memorial ly newspaper here for many bhn and Catherine Morris. She edral in New York, Pope Paul Mrs. Clarke's father was found- long Illness. his daughters, who went up to the (Continued) years. The paper is no longer was the widow of Albert Hemp- said he encouraged the same at- er and first president of the Born in Jersey City, he was a loom. fair labor practices committee published. hill. titudes among his Node while American Board of Anesthesi- resident of this area 10 years.' He followed them upstairs short- little Silver should be established and the De- archbishop of Milan. ology. He was a member of the Post- Mrs. Hemphlll was a commun Mr. Dunning was employed by ly afterward and more hollering partment of Justice should be em- Besides her husband, who is masters Association of Mon- leant of St. Rose of Lima Boyle Midway Co., Jersey Cty, was heard by Reginald and his Cardinal Spellman was accom- powered to initiate complaints in vice president and director of the mouth and Ocean Counties. Catholic Church, here. as an export checker. He was cousin, Clinton, 28, who also was panied by Archbishop Martin J. Man Jailed civil rights cases. O'Connor, rector of the Pontifical Dominion Securities Corporation Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Surviving are a son, Frederick member of St. Ann's Catholic in the house. He also predicted a massive North American College, and a of New York and Toronto, Mrs. Dorothy Beaman, and two broth- Hemphill, with whom she lived, Church, Keansburg. Clinton said he heard Joyce demonstration in Washington if a group of Americans studying at For Fraud Clarke is survived by two sons, ers, Harry L. Beaman of this three grandchildren, and 14 Surviving are his wife, Mrs. screaming and then saw her run filibuster should be organized the college. The pontiff gave his NEW YORK (AP) - Paul M place and Chester J, Beaman of great-grandchildren. Dorothy Kemp Dunning; a son, down the stairs. He told police he fight Kennedy's civil rights pro- blessing to all in the Archdiocese Hughes of Little Silver, N. J. Y., an Red Bank, Services will be Wednesday at Thomas Dunning, Jr.; two •aw Starkey fire at her twice from posal. He said if such a demon- of New York and said in English was sentenced to 18 months in New York City; three gradspns, . The Bedle Funeral Home, Key- 8 a.m. from Freeman's Funeral daughters, Miss Madeline and the top of the stairs. stration is held, it would be non- as the audience ended: "Goodbye Federal prison Friday for taking and two granddaughters. port, is in charge of arrange- Home, here, and at 9 a.m. in St. violent. He expressed the hope Miss Lorraine Dunning, all at Both Clinton and Reginald ran —and please pray for me." part with Alexander Guterma in Services were held this morn- ments. Rose of Lima Church where a that Washington police would keep home; his mother, Mrs. Jose- from the house at the first sounds a $1 mHIion stock fraud. ing at All Saints Memorial Epis- Mr, Murphy, a veteran of the Requim Mass will be offered. phine Dunning, and a brother, of shots, they told police. Clin- opponents of any demonstration Guterma, 46, was placed on five copal Church, Locust. Private Korean Con!licit, has been Burial will be in St. Rose of Howard Dunning, both of Jersey ton hailed a passing patrol car from becoming violent. years probation by Judge Hera- burial will be under the direction member of the department eight Lima Cemetery. City; two sisters, Mrs. Veronica and when the officers returned The Newark service for Evers lands last April for a series of of the Adams Memorial Home years. Coons of Jersey City and Mrs. with htm to the house the three was attended by some 150 per- stock swindles in which Hughes Red Bank. He will hold the post of acting ANDREW J. BINN Josephine Mollica of Ft. Lauder- " bodies were found. sons, mostly Negroes, who was said to be involved. At the postmaster for six months during KEANS8URG - Andrew J. dale, Fla. marched in twos from the New time, he was serving a federal which time he will take a non- Binn, 72, of 20 Howard Ave,, died The funeral was this morning Point Baptist Church to City Hall MONMOUTH MEDICAL prison sentence in another fraud competitive examination for the Friday in Riverview Hospital from the John J. Ryan Funeral several blocks away. They, sang a case. He was released from pris- Police Probe office. Red Bank, after a brief illness Home, Keansburg, to St. Jo- CENTER hymn and then kneeled on the Atlantic City on May 6. Upon successful completion of A retired leather cutter, he was seph's Catholic Church, Jersey Long Branch City Hall steps for 15 minutes of the examination, he will be named a resident here 19 years. Mr. City, where a Requiem High Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Teicher, Hughes, 35, was involved with silent prayer. Shooting Guterma in the sale of 350,000 postmaster, Binn was a member of St. Ann's Mass was offered. Burial was in Is Pushed For 812 Hlllcrest Rd., Elberon, daugh- The men wore black armbands shares of unregistered stock of Mr. Murphy Is married and has Catholic Church. Holy Cross Cemetery, North Ar- ter, this morning. and the women carried small Consolidated American Industries Of Sergeant three children, He Is a native of Surviving are his wife, Mrs. lington, under the direction of black flags. Convention Site Mr. and Mrs, Rangel Andrade, Inc. between 1955 and 1957. this community. Ursula Redd Binn; a son, Harold the J. T. Burke Funeral Home, 411 Sairs Ave., Long Branch, Carlton B. Norris, president o RED BANK — Police are prob- WASHINGTON (AP) - A hope- Asst. U. S. Atty. Donald J Binn of Nutley; a daughter, Mrs Jersey City. daughter, yesterday. the Newark NAACP Chapter, spon- ing the shooting Saturday of Sgt. ful band of New Jersey Demo- Cohn told Judge Herlands thai MRS. STELLA SMITH Mary J. Kedves of Spotswood; sor of the service, described I Ned Jones, 34, of 36 West Bergen crats was In Washington today to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Silver- Hughes also played an important MARLBORO - Mrs. Stella two sisters, Mrs. Bertha DuBois RAYMOND VAN DE WATER as "very peaceful and dignified.' PI. find out If their strong Wd to get glate, Box 124, Freehold Rd., role in stock frauds involving the Smith, 60, a seemstress at Marl- and Miss Harriet Blnh, both of Norris, Gov. Richard J. Hughes Sgt. Jones, stationed with the LEONARDO - Raymond H. National Committee meeting and Englishtown, son, yesterday. Shawano Devtlopment Corp and boro State Hospital, died yester- Newark; six grandchildren, and and Newark Mayor Hugh Addon- Fourth Missile Battalion, Battery Van De Water, 88, of 34 Bre- the party convention for Atlantic Mr. and Mrs. Paul Fuchs, 111 United Dye and Chemical Corp. day In Monmouth Medical Cen- two great-grandchildren. Belmar Ave., Neptune, son, yes- izio had been criticized at a me- B, Fort Hancock, is in satis- vent Ave., died Friday in Vet- City has succeeded. Cohn also said that Hughes ter. The funeral/Was this morning terday. morial rally at City Hall a week factory condition today In Patter- erans Administration Hospital, failed to cooperate with the gov- . Born in Milford, Mass., she from the John J. Ryan Funera: The party's site committee was ago Sunday for not being more ac- son Army Hospital,, fort Mon- Brooklyn. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cittadino, ernment m "a very important was the daughter of the late Jo- Home t(i St.-Ann's Church where scheduled to begin sitting this tive in the integration campaign mouth, with a bullet wound'in Bom in Poughkeepsie, N. Y., morning to hear representatives 79 Woodrow Wilson Homes, Long matter under investigation." How- seph and Anna Gadorowski Wit- a Requiem High Mass was of- At the memorial service in Cape the left side of the chest. he had lived here 23 years. A of news media and to discuss Branch, son, Saturday. ever, the prosecutor said he could kowski. She was the widow of fered by Rev. Frederick Valen- May City, Clarence Wright, presi- Police do not know, at this veteran of World War I, Mr, Van amended proposals submitted by Mr. and Mrs. James DeMicco, not reveal the nature of the in- Stephen Smith. tino, assistant pastor. Burial was dent of the Cape May County point whether Sgt.' Jones acci- De Water had an upholstery busi- cities in the running for the 1964 2 Garrity PI., Oakhurst, daugh- vestigation. Mrs. Smith had been employed in St. Joseph's Cemetery, Key- NAACP chapter, said a three-day dently shot himself of attempted ness in Keansburg until He re- Democratic nominating conven- ter, Saturday. at the, hospital for several years. port. investigation showed Negroes to commit suicide. tired three years.ago. tion. The committee's choice of Mr. and Mrs. George Hoffman, She was a member of St. Ga- were discriminated against at Detectives have been unable to Survivors are his wife, Mrs. a site will be forwarded tomor- 415 Broadway, Long Branch, briel's Catholic Church, Brade- MRS. MARION PARISH some motels and rooming houses question the. soldier. Edith Jackson Van De Water; a row for approval by the full na- daughter, Saturday. The Racial velt. According to police, the shoot- MATAWAN - Mrs. Marion brother, Clinton W. Van De Water tional committee. ; Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stokes, 37 He said Negroes were denied Surviving are a son, Edward Parish, 65, of 9 Wyckoff St., died lodgings by firms in Wildwood, ing occurred Saturday about 2:30 Rynkosto, and a daughter, Mrs. of New Canaan, Corni., and two The cities bidding with Atlantic Seaview Ave., Long Branch, son, Friday in Monmouth Medical Cen- Situation Wildwood Crest, Cape May City p.m. while Sgt. Jones was sitting Chester Wailing, both of Key- sisters, Mrs. Ruth Hummel of . City are Chicago—said to be fa- Saturday. ter, Long Branch, after a shorl By The Associated Press and Rio Grande, a section of Mid- in his bedroom wajtcjiing; tele- port; a sister , Mrs. Mary Cybul- New Paltz, N.Y., and Mrs. Lela '"vored by President Kennedy— Mr. and Mrs. Robert Evans, ( illness. WASHINGTON-Attorney Gen. dle Township. Vision. ""•"' »'""'• '•••••• - sky of Colts Neck, and eight Dawley of Burlington Flats, N. Y. ' Baltimore, Detroit, Miami, Phil- 810 Dunlevy Ave., Asbury Park, The widow of Louis Parish, she Robert F. Kennedy says Presi- The NAACP will file complaints According to detectives, Mrs. grandchildren. The funeral will be tonight at adelphia and San Francisco. daughter, Friday. was a lifelong resident here. Mrs. dent Kennedy likely has lost some against seven establishments with Rosa Lee Jones, the soldier's The funeral will be Wednesday 8:30 inr Condon Funeral Home, San Francisco was named over Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Anthony, Parish was a member of St, popularity because of his civil the State Division on Civil Rights, wife, had just come home from at 8:15 a.m. from the Bedle Fu- Atlantic Highlands, with Rev. the weekend as" the sit* of the 118 Eleventh Aver, Belmar, Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- rights program, but will be re- he said. work when the shooting took neral Home, Keyport, to St. Ga- Robert H. Hewlitt, pastor of At- Republican convention, beating daughter, Friday. port. elected regardless. He says the The checks were made by a place. briel's Church, where a Requiem 1 a n 11 c Highlands Methodist out Atlantic City, among others. Mr. and Mrs. Leo S. MoCann, Surviving are two daughters, administration will do all it can team of two Negroes and one She told policfe she had Just Mass will be offered at 9 o'clock Church, officiating. Burial will be Gov. Richard J. Hughes of New 11 Green Grove Ave., Keyport, Mrs. Paul Bednard of Beverly, to win passage of the civil rights white person, Wright said. If the finished emptying a garbage can by Rev. Vincent A. Lloyd, pas- tomorrow in Rhiniebeck Cemetery, Jersey flew here yesterday and son, Friday. and Mrs. Ross Duncan of Hazlet; legislation the president sent to Negoes were refused a room, the and had returned to the two-bed tor. Burial will be in St. Joseph's Rhinebeck, N. Y. g four brothers, Anthony, Frank, -•Jong with other New Jersey Mr. ^TflfrlM^vO^ ^ Campbell, Congress last week. white person would then apply for room apartment when she heard Cemetery, Keyport. democrats entertained members and John Tourine, all of this P. 0. Box 163, Middletown, accommodations. The seven ac- a shot and saw her husband fal MRS. LUCILLE FEIGEL CHARLES HENRY BARDON of the site committee at a buffet daughter, Friday.:; out of a chair in the bedroom place, and Charles Tourine of JACKSON, Miss. - A Citizens' cused of discrimination allegedly WEST KEANSBURG - Mrs. Miami; three sisters, Miss Eliz- LONG BRANCH - Charles supper. Mr. and, Mrs. Carlos Seliciano, Police said she summoned an Council member is charged with denied the Negroes rooms but ac- Lucille Feigel, 77, died yesterday abeth Tourine of New York City, Henry Bardon, 81, of 218 Cum- ^ A spokesman for the New Jer- 37 Atlantic AVe.'/.Matawan, son, other resident of the rooming murder In the ambush slaying of cepted the white person's appli- in her home, 290 Laurel Ave. Mrs. Frank Barry of Rahway, mings Ave. died Friday at home. 3*jjey Democratic state committee Friday."-" •••'•2f"--J; , '/ house for assistance. Negro integration leader Medgar cation. She had been a resident here amd Mrs. James Stevenson, here, Mr. Bardon was a retired •paid most of the 12-member se- Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hyer, Police identified him as Sgt Evers. FBI says others unknown Wright said the alleged violations 35 years. and two grandchildren. streetlight repairman for the Pub- flection committee accepted invi- 411 Prospect Ave., Union Beach, Clifton Lafitte, Jr. are involved in trie case. of the state's antidiscrimination Mrs. Feigel was the widow of lic Service Electric Company, tations to what he described as daughter, Friday. He also is stationed with the The funeral was this morning laws "are only a small part of Frank Feigel. Newark. a "purely social affair." Mr. and Mrs. Joel J. Kampf, Fourth Missile Battalion. from the Day Funeral Home, DETROIT—More than 120,000 the discrimination against tourists Surviving are a daughter, Mrs He was born in Newark and ; "This supper is being given sim- 2 Wesleyan St., Middletown, He told police he had loaned Keyport, to St. Joseph's Church demonstrators march peacefully here." Catherine Wethwein, with whom married the late Mrs. Mary Lena ply because we like the people daughter, Thursday. the weapon — a .22 caliber pistol where Rev. Cornelius J. Kane, through downtown area in gen- Suspending Picketing she lived; a sister, Mrs. Emma Buckley Bardon. He belonged and wish to entertain them," said Mr, and Mrs. David Finch, — to Sgt. Jones several days ago. pastor, offered Requiem High eral protest of segreation. The In Bergen County, the county Collins of Rutherford; three Mass: Burial was In St. Joseph's to the Belleville Lodge, F&AM; , the spokesman, pointing out that Monmouth Hills, daughter, Thurs- HS ^ said S t. Jones was interested march is led by Rev. Martin CORE chapter annou g grandchildren, and nine great- Cemetery. the Belleville Craftsmen's Club, Atlantic City's bid and brochures day. in purchasing the weapon. Luther King, Jr., Detroit Mayor suspending picketing at the Fair grandchildren. Salaam Temple of Newark, the already have been circulated to Mr. and Mrs. John McCue, 139 Police said Mrs. Jones and Jerome Cavanaugh, former Mich- Lawn Beach Club because the The funeral will be Wednesday Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite the site and national committee Franklin Ave., Long Branch, son, Sgt. Lafitte took the victim to MISS CATHERINE S. BOEHLER igan Gov. John B. Swainson, pool manager was selling mem- at 1:30 p.m. in the Laurel Fu- members. Wednesday. the hospital. KEANSBURG - Miss Cath- of Newark, Tall Cedars of United Auto Workers Union Pres- berships to Negroes who previ- neral Home, here, with Rev. John Lebanon, the Order of the East- - The Democrats are expected to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dillon, Mrs. Jones was given a lie de- erine Stella Boehler, 30, of 1 ident Walter Reuther and others. ously had been denied admission. •mm, pastor of St. Mark's Epis- hold a three-day convention in 402 Union Ave., Union Beach, tector test by Investigator An- Mason PI., died Saturday in Mon- ern Star, the Orange Mountain The CORE group began picket- copal Church, Keansburg, offici mid-August next year. son, Wednesday. drew Manning of the county de- mouth Medical Center, Long Shrine, the Independent Order of Roy Wilkins, executive secre- ing Sunday at Muller's Park in ating. Burial will be In Fair View .- Gov. Hughes said before taking tective staff. Police said the re- Branch, after a brief illness. Odd Fellows, the Harrison Re- tary of the National Association Oakland, however. Mrs. Shirly Cemetery, Middletown. becca Lodge, and the Sons and off from New Jersey yesterday There's no Trick to Having Ex- sults showed that Mrs. Jones wa Born in Newark, she was a resi- for the Advancement of Colored Lacy, c h a 1 r m a n of the group, Daughters of America. that he thought his state's chances tra Cash. You Get it Fast When telling the truth about her dent here for 28 years. She was People, praised the President's charged that the pool manage- are "pretty good—excellent, as a You Use The Register Classified. knowledge of the shooting. HORACE MAYNARB the daughter of Mrs. Catherine Surviving are two daughters, civil rights program as the strong, ment would not accept "any but jnatter of fact." —Advertisement Detective Lt. George H. Clay- KEYPORT - Horace Maynard Heisch Boehler and the late John Mrs. Alex Bjorkner, with whom est ol its kind ever produced. a few Negroes because of fear of m, Jr., Detective Sgt. Robert 58, of Rt. 35, died Thursday in Boehler. he lived, and Mrs. Paul Breen of James Farmer, national director losing business." She said demon- Monmouth Medical Center, Long D. Scott and Patrolman Herbert Miss Boehler was a membe; Nanuet, N. Y.; a son, Charles of the Congress of Racial Equal- strations would be continued at Branch. Swanson investigated. of St. Ann's Catholic Church. Henry Bardon, Jr., of Nutley; New Scandal Expected ity, says the civil rights package Muller's Park. A resident of Jersey City, he Surviving besides her mothei three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Goth- is not strong enough. CORE pickets had appeared at had been staying here the past ard and Mrs. Carrie Purden of • LONDON (AP) - Scotland are two brothers, John Boehlei to denying the nationwide rumor the Fair Lawn Beach Club for the year. He was born in Newport, Newark and Mrs. Catherine Vard's investigation of the Pro- that royalty is mixed up in the of Port Monmouth and Eugeni WASHINGTON - Sen. Hubert past two Sundays. Ky. Doerr of Irvington; nine grand fumo scandal turned today to sus- affair. Motorboat Boehler of this place. H. Humphreys says he will intro- In Plaintield, representatives of Surviving are his wife, Mrs children and seven great-grand- pected American connections. Under the headline "Prince The funeral will be Wednesday duce a bill to create a fair em Negro employes of Western Elec- Marion Elliot; two sons, John and children. George Wigg, Labor Party ex- at 8:30 from the John J. Rya Philip and the Profumo scandal ployment practices division in the trie's Kearny plant met with Capsizes Off Robert Maynard, and five daugh- pert on defense and security, Funeral Home to St. Ann': Services will be today, at 2 p.m. it said: Labor Department. NAACP leaders to prepare a list ters, Carol, Christine, Patricia charged that three Americans Church where Rev, Frederic in the Wadsworth Funeral Home, "The foulest rumor which is of grievances to submit to the and Regina Maynard, all of Jer- who have been working out of Bellville. Local arrangements are being circulated about the Pro- SAVANNAH, Ga. - The Cath firm. D. J. Van Blake, chairman Sandy Hook sey City, and Mrs. Louis Frazee Valentino, assistant pastor, wl London were behind an interna- offer Requiem High Mass at under the direction of the Daml- fumo scandal has involved the olic Diocese o[ Savannah, cover of the Plainfield NAACP's labor SANDY HOOK - George W. of Keansburg. tional blackmail syndicate pro- 9 o'clock. Burial will be in St. ano Funera) Home, here. royal family. ing south and central Georgia and industry committee, said the Labagnara ol 40 Leonardville viding call girls for top men in A Requiem Mass was offered Burial will be at Ridgelawn "The name mentioned in this announces parochial schools will group discussed the absence of his partj Joseph's Cemetery, Keyport. London and New York. Rd., Leonardo, and this morning in St. Joseph's Cath- Cemetery, Delawanna (Passalc rumor has been Prince Philip's desegregate this fall. Other Cath Negroes in certain departments dumped from an 18-foot olic Church, Keyport. Burial was C. RAY SWEENEY County). Wigg said the three Americans "The rumor is utterly un- olic schools in the state ended and in supervisory positions. outboard motorboat near here in St. Joseph's Cemetery under fled London after exposure of founded. segregation last year. FAIR HAVEN - A Requiem Saturday night. direction of the Bedle Funeral PATRICK J. FETTA gome ramifications of former "The Daily Mirror is able to- Mass was offered this morning The boat capsized when Home, Keyport. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - Pat- British War Minister John Pro- day to stale the facts about any Post Office Is In Nativity Catholic Chruch for MARYVILLE, Tenn. - A train- struck an object—probably rick J. Fetta, 52, of 544 Line fumo's affair with call girl Chris- association which has taken place C. Ray Sweeney, 72, of 522 Rive ing camp sponsored by the Con float—In the water. The crew wai MRS. JACOB FISCHEL Rd., died Friday in Monmouth tine Keeler. Wigg did not name between members df the roya Hit by Blaze Rd. Mr. Sweeney died Thursda; cress of Racial Equality was taken aboard a passing sailboal MONTCLAIR — Mrs. Rosi Medical Center. the Americans. family and Stephen Ward, the found burned down today. No in- in Riverview Hospital. LONG BRANCH - An estim and brought safely to shore. Aft- Fischel, 87, of 10 Madison Ave. Mr. Fetta, a lifelong resident Wigg, who first called attention man who is now in custody ac juries were reported. ated $10,000 loss was caused by er an all-night search, the Coasl Montclair, died Friday at home. Mr. Sweeney was born ir cused of living wholly or partly here, was part owner and opera- In the House of Commons to rul- fire at the Long Branch Post Guard found Mr. Labagnara'i Born in Latvia, she was the Navesink. He was the son of Mrs mors about Profumo and Chris- on the earnings of prostitution. tor of the Fetta DiFedele Serv- BILOX, Miss - Police arrest Olfice, Third and Garfield Ave- boat about 7 a.m. yesterday an widow of Jacob Fischel and had Julia Mahon Sweeney of this ice Station, Shrewsbury Ave., Red tine, added in newspaper and "Ward Is an osteopath and as 68 Negores and three white men nues, yesterday but none of it towed it to Atlantic Highlands. lived in Bloomfleld until mov place and the late Van C Bank. He was a member of St. television interviews that another an osteopath he has met many after a "wade-in" demonstration was to mail, in-; to Monmouth Beach In 1941 Sweeney, and was the husband ol Joseph's Catholic Church, Key- major government scandal in- famous people In London society at a gulf beach which integra- Fire Chief J. Webster Lane said MISS MARY C. HARTSHORNE She lived in Montclair for the las the late Mrs. Rose Nifkarosk port. volving security risks will be ex- "Ward is also an artist of con tionists claim Is public property. Sweeney. He was a retired prln the fire was confined to offices MATAWAN - Miss Mary Con- two years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. posed within six months. siderable ability. Arrests break up demonstration, er. of Postmaster John Guire and over Hartshorne, 82, died Frlda Surving is a daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Johnson Fetta; two British newspapers reported "As an artist he was in con which had drawn about 2,000 other staff membmers. at 351 Ravine Dr., where sh< Fern Lesser of East Orange; a Mr. Sweeney'j brother, Willon daughters, Miss Barbara Ann that two U. S. Air Force men tact with three members of the white spectators. The postmaster announced post- had been staying. She was a for- son, Lionel L. Meyers of Newark Sweeney of Fair Haven, died ir and Misj Patricia Mary Fetta, have been recalled from Britain royal family end drew their por- al schedules yesterday were on mer resident of Jackson St. a brother, A. G. Lampke o April, and his sister, Mrs and a son, Patrick Fetta, all at to Washington for questioning. traits. TUCSON, Ariz. - Methodists time and that all regular serv- Born in Freehold, she was tin Bronxville, N. Y.; a sister, Mrs Michael Mania of Statcn Island, home; a brother, Frank Fetta of The two Americans were The Ihree members of the roya appoint a Negro minister to a ices, including deliveries, will be daughter of the late John am Elsie Issacs of Asbury Park died a few weeks later. Keyport, and four sisters, Mrs. (hipped out of Britain Friday aft- family were: white Tucson church, and a ma- carried on today without change. Elizabeth Wilson Hartshorne. Shi Ihree grandchildren, and oni Besides his mother, he Is sur Arthur Byrnes of New Brunswick; er being questioned at Ruislip. "Prince Philip, Duke of Edin jority of the congregation ap- was a retired teacher and princ great-grandchild. vlved by a daughter, Mrs. Rob Miss Susan M. Fetta of San Fran- Tiiey will be interrogated in the burgh. parently approves. CAMPFIRE MEETING pal ol the Cliffwood Elementary Services were held yesterday a ert W. Calllnan of Rumson; cisco, and Mrs. Joseph Brooks Pentagon, papers reported. "Princesi Marina. KEANSBURG - The Northern School. the Colonial Funeral Home, 13 brother, Donald Sweeney of Long and Miss Margaret M. Fetta, Christine has said she once "Princess Alexandra. LOS ANGELES-Pollce arrest Monmouth Council of Campfire Surviving is a brother, Charle; South Harrison St., East Orange, Branch: and four sisters, Mrs, both of this place. spent some time In the south of "Each of ihe three gave a pri- 24 members of CORE after a 12 Girls of America will meet to- Hartshorne of New Brunswick. Alexander Doughty, Mrs. Harrj The funeral will be tomorrow France with a high-ranking U. S. vate sitting to artist Stephen hour «it-ln at the sales office of night at 8:30 at Belvedere Arena. The funeral will be today at MIDDLETOWN -Mr. and Mrs. Knlffin and Mrs. Ada Stout ol at 8:30 a.m. from the Day Fu- naval officer. Her friend Mandy Ward. a suburban housing tract. The Parents of the girls are invited 1 p.m. in the Bedle Funeral Herbert S. Hopkins, 125 Spruce this place and Mrs. George Me neral Home, Keyport, to St. Jo- Rlce-Oavies, 18, says she was on "Apart from these private sit- Integrated group claims the tract to attend nnd to Inspect the pool. Home, here with Rev. Chester A, Dr., recently returned from Cue of Rumson. seph's Church where Rev. Cor- weekending terms with an Amer- tings th«re were no further con refuses to sell to Negores, At the meeting, the girls will dis- Galloway, pastor of the Presby- three-week tour of Europe. Mrs. Burial was in Mount Olivet nelius J, Kane, pastor, will of- ican diplomat in Paris. tacts between Dr. Ward.ajjd, tha cuss roller nkating and swimming terian Church, officiating. Burial Hopkins won the trip for * Cemetery, Middletown, under the fer Requiem High Mass at 9 the pro-Labor Dally Mlr/or members ol the royarfartiily con It pays to tdvertlse In Ihe Red programs for Campfire girls In will be In Maplewood Cemetery, when she appeared on a TV pro- direction of the William S. An- o'clock. Burial will be In St. Jo- gave lit entire front page radsy cerned." Dank Register.—Advertisement, the area. Freehold. gram, "The Price is Right". derson Funeral Home, Red Bank seph's Cemetery. ite Police Hope Today RED MM BECISTER Monday, June 24, 3 New Jersey To Locate fAccidents News Briefs Thresher The Aft KAZLET - State police. Key-] ABOARD THE USS FORT port berracki, reported three ac- By The Associated Press SNELLING AT SEA (AP) - The cidents over the weekend. Navy today sends its two-man Bible readingRecreation Commission, will get protective mother. Bill's mother under way Monday and will con- chief's son June 5, are now man Capt. Andrews said other signif- plant, which would be built on as required exercises hi public Rumson Man property donated to the township had helped him too much with his tinue Mondays through Fridays Bridge Title and wife. Magistrate Victor icant pieces of debris photo- homework to avoid his father's schools. Hansen, who bound the son over ' (Continued) graphed or recovered from by IFF. The company has re- for six weeks. Registration is ASBURY PARK—Three shore points of a conference days quested a referendum. wrath when it was not completed. He said Sunday he presented scheduled for Monday. , ' men were members of a team of to the Grand Jury on charges the key area were a battery plate And Bill had accepted his fa- • plan to New Jersey officials arising from the shooting, mar- later. Msgr. Montini would lean and a sheet of metal measuring 'All I know about that," said Due to construction work at thefour which won top honors yes- back and say, 'Ah^last week we filer's remark that he was stupid. urging that consideration be giv- terday In the, annual tournament ried the couple in his home in about 120 square feet. He said the Mayor Rodgers, "is what I read en to an appropriate opening ofIndian Hill School this summer, Smoke Rise Friday night. Miss discussed. . ,TJiey generally battery plate dragged to the sur-in the paper." But the- summer before senior it will be necessary, for the safe- of the New Jersey Bridge League French or Italian high school, an astonishing ail classes in public schools that at Convention Hall, Herrmann is accused of wound-| conversed In face was of the type used inside He said he felt that except for would present inspiring challenges ty of the children, to conduct the ing Clifford Whitmore, 37, as hefor the monsignor spoke English the pressure hull in Thresher class those living in the immediate vi- change occurred. For one hour playground program at the Cen- William F. Hankm of Inter- „ . hesitatingly. each day he struggled to improve from the messages of great Amer- taken, E. Grant Scheck of Deal held his father at gunpoint in submarines. cinity of the site, people here icans and from the documents of terville. School grounds. "An intellectual In the warm- are mostly uninterested in thehis reading. He read for back- and Arnold Kalmus of Oakhurst their home during a quarrel be- A Navy court of inquiry last ground in a history course he our heritage of liberty. As in the past, the program will tween the two men. She is free,'est sense, he was friendly and week reported destruction of theasphalt plant. He said he is not include free play, arts and crafts were Joined by Robert Bennett human," said Mr. Norris, aware of any public reaction to would take in the fall. Bill not He said such an opening "could of LawrenceviUe in a team vic- awaiting Grand Jury action on atomic submarine most likely re- only improved his reading ability, include the recitation of thane d special events. A schedule of "Through his broad experience sulted from the rupture of an en-the proposal. tory. They scored over 48 other a charge of assault with a he knew people and the prob- but was ready to start listening Pledge of Allegiance to the flag activities is being prepared by,]groups. deadly weapon, the son is in gine room pipe under heavy sea The Borough Council voted May and observance of a moment of Mr. Kingsland for release Mon- lems of the world. Ascetic and pressure. 2 to sign a 10-year contract with and learning on the first day of Mr. Hanlon and his wife placed Morris County Jail at Morris- deeply spiritual, he also had a school. reverent silence." day. sixth in the mixed pair com- town awaiting Grand Jury action Michael J. Stavola, Inc. for lease W.jrh&Rev. Mr. Jeanes, general Miss Marilyn-Young will return on charges of threatening the real understanding of human na- of a 5.8-acre borough-owned, tract For the first time he was oper- petition after finishing first in 1 ture." decretory of the Lord's Day Al-to assist the director, with Mi- one of several sections of thelite of another and assault with Master Plan bordering Rose La. and Natco ating under Ms own power. With liance of New Jersey, announced chael Sullivan as junior counsel- division. There were 96 tables a deadly weapon. Knight of St. Gregory Lake, for construction of an as-fear of failure and criticism t$ the national alliance board It was at the request of Msgr, phalt manufacturing plant. removed, BUI found he could in the division. Montini that Mr. Norris wa, meeting here that he had urged SPRING LAKE-GOT. Rich- Preliminary Since that time, at other coun- learn. As his opinion of his own The YMCA swim course at Marl- Mrs. Martha Gross and Mrs. made a Knight of St. Gregory in ability changed, he gained con- leaders in both houses of the leg-boro pool, for youngsters 7 years John Lovett of Little Silver ard J. Hughes has asked the cil meetings, opposition to con- islature, New Jersey Education 1947, an honor which he con struction of the plant has been fidence. old and up, will be conducted for placed fourth, after topping their state's newspaper publishers ferred in his office. Unfortunate- Commissioner Dr. Frederick M. seven consecutive Tuesdays, be- section in the women's division. not to skirt the Issue hi edi- Studies Done expressed by IFF, the local Tax- In the fatt Bill passed all his Raubinger and GOT. Richard J. ly there is no photograph!' FREEHOLD TOWNSHIP - payers' Organization, and varcourses- . Now he has graduated ginning June 25. Mrs. William Martin and Mrs.torial appraisal of his proposed record of this occasion. Hughes to initiate such action. Leo Goldberg of Long Branch $75* million bond Issue. In an Preliminary studies for a' Free- ious citizens. from high school. And It all The Recreation Commission Later, in 1956 he was made hold Township master plan have started with a summer program . ,He called fpr'such a move be- has reserved the evenings of July were second in the division. Jersey Press Association's U7th fore schools reopen in the fall., William Esberg of Long Branch address Saturday to the NewKnight Commander, one of thibeen completed. of reading! * 16 and 30 at Marlboro pool for highest papal decorations for This was the report Friday COUNCIL TO MEET (You can obtain a copy of Dr. use by Holmdel adults. and James Bicker of New York Jersey Press Association's 107th placed sixth in the men's division. annual meeting, he.said he be- layman. By this time, Mr. Norris night from Planning Board RED BANK - A special ses- Nason's booklet "Help Your Child Youth Is Held Plans are now being formu- lieves his bond proposal should had founded the International engineer O. Wayne Noble oi sion of the Borough Council will Succeed in School," by sending lated by the Recreation Commis- be given the same "thought Catholic Migration Commission, Paterson. be held tonight at 8:30 to cor$-1 to Help Your Child, Box 1277, For Taking Car sion, with the assistance of civic and consideration as the press launched in 1951. Msgr. Montin Mr. Noble told the board in rect a liquor license renewal General Post Office, New York.) organizations in the township for No Move Yet gives to the nation's foreign hosted the inaugurating dinner al executive session his firm has ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - its second annual Fourth of July policy." If after such study which Mrs. Norris was guest drawn an economic base map Fred Boyd, 18, of Shrewsbury picnic. Approximately 100 fami On Filling the state's newspapers find honor. and will have a community facil- Ave., Red Bank, will be arraigned lies attended the affair last year themselves opposed to the bond Mr. Norris cites Pope Paul thi ities map completed in July. tonight in Municipal Court on and an even greater attendance proposal, be said, they should Sixth's broad interest in the so Before the end of the summer, charges that he took a car with- is anticipated this summer. De- Manager Post suggest an alternate revenue clal mission of the Church, ti he. said, a plan will be drawn Convert Your out the owner's consent, police tails will be released in the near plan, the bond issue, which continue and expand works ol for1 a municipal hall complex. LONG BRANCH-City Council charity. He aided him in organ- reported. future. has made no move yet to speed will be on the November ballot In other business, the board According to police, the Boyd as a referendum, would pro- izing three world congresses on rejected a request from the J. up selection of a new city mana- migration, held in Barcelona, ATTIC youth entered a car parked at ger. And council has avoided dis- vide $175 million for highways and D. Holding Corp., Cresskill, Romeo's Service Station, Rt.36 and $275 million for educating Spain; the Netherlands, and As-to hold a special meeting before Driver Charged cussion of whether in the light of sisi, Italy. •nd First Ave., Friday morning, [Tuesday's election whether toof - and institutions. It would be July 8. and drove off. repaid by revenues from the On the occasion of his eleva- The planners approved three fer the post to former City Man- tion to the rank of cardinal, Mr. Police said he got as far asAfter Collision ager Richard J. Bowen.. New Jersey Turnpike after the minor subdivisions. The first Rumson when the car stalled in turnpike's present Indebtedness Norris wrote him that ". . . thewent to Michael Lucchese for HOWELL TOWNSHIP - Allan Council fired Mr. Bowen in a the middle of the street He to 3 vote in March. In Tues- is retired. accomplishments in the field of commercial use only for property abandoned the car and .told a Richard Martin, 23, of McLean immigration and resettlemenl on Elton Rd. near Rt. 9. St., Freehold, was charged with day's runoff elections, however, and refugee activities are due in Rumson police officer that he had three of the six who helped oust NEW BRUNSWICK-Dr. Peter Andrew and Florence Bigos no way of getting home, police careless driving following a two- large measure to your deep un- car collision on Rt. 9 near the him lost their seats on council Charanis of Highland Park will were given approval for a resi- noted. become Voorhees professor of derstanding of these problems dential subdivision of a lot on itate'polfcebarracks here'yester- and two who backed him won and your constant support." Rumson police escorted him to strong victories. history at Rutgers University July Harmony Church Rd. the Fair Haven Line, where Red day afternoon. Admires Church in U.S. Mayor Thomas L. McClintock 1, succeeding Dr. L. Ethan Ellis The third subdivision granted The waste space in your attic can easily mi Bank police picked him up and State police said Mr. Martin who is retiring. Dr. Charanis, As a monsignor, he remarked the addition of a lot to the prop- was traveling north on the high- had said part of Thursday night's on occasion to Mr. Norris his economically be converted Into those extra rooms drove him home, police reported. regular conference meeting would a leading authority on the Byzan- erty of John B. Morris, Smith- When the owner of the cawar y when his car collided with tine empire, has been a profes- tremendous admiration for burg-Siloam Rd. that you need. Let Monmouth Construction show an auto driven by Robert Sin-include planning to act on the vigor of the Catholic Church in discovered it was gone, a local manager vacancy now being Arnold Tanner, Planning Board you how and give you a free estimate showing radio alarm informed Rumson nott, 208 Delaware St., Parlin, the United States. Mr. Norri: attorney, announced that he is you the exact price tor the entire [ob. No obliga- traveling south. filled by Acting Manager J. O. met briefly with him in 1958 police, who had found the car Jones. working on an ordinance to tion, so call right now. earlier that morning. Mr. Martin was treated at Fit- Man Stabbed when he visited this country, andgovern cabana and neighborhood But the time in caucus was de- the last time several years ago Remembering they had picked kin Hospital for abrasions and voted to the agenda for to- swim clubs. He said the ordi- oom additions are pre- up the Boyd youth in that vicin- lacerations, and released, state Rome. They still exchange nance will set up different re- xADDAROOMl morrow's meeting. Henry Cioffi, In Argument Christmas cards. ferred by tome families* ity, Rumson police requested the police said. Both cars were bad- elected Tuesday to both a 12-day quirements for each. ly damaged, and had tob e lowed While in Rome for three days We will be happy to help Red Bank department to pick unexplred term, and to a full KEYPORt - Rubin Ruiz, 23, him up for questioning. Police from the scene. Trooper Robert of 34 Church St. was stabbed during the recent Ecumenical you with your plans. laid he admitted taking the carSkantz. e investigated. [four year term, for the Third Council as a member of a smal! Free Estimates. Ward, attended the session. under the left arm Friday night Kennedy following* an argument in the Sil-group of laymen there for con The man Mr. Cioffi defeated, sultation, Mr. Norris observed (Continued) Councilman Julius E. Tomaini, ver Dollar Bar, Broad St., police pendent nuclear force or national reported. the cardinal's close collaboration Released Froxn Czech Prisonsaid he may ask for a recount df with the late Pope John XXIII. forces—such as France is build- his apparent 15-vote defeat for He was X-rayed, treated and He feels that the church is aling—because it cannot rely on PASSAIC (AP) - Mrs. Helen Michael said the family had the full term. released from Monmouth Medical _ie brink of a "wonderful era" U.S. protection in some future Kozeradsky, a housewife who was received monthly letters from At the conference, Mr. Cioffi Center, Long Branch, after being crisis with the Soviet Union. Mrs. Kozeradsky and they were and that "Pope Paul VI is a man Imprisoned in Czechoslovakia as and Councilman-elect Vincent J. referred there by authorities in for our times." Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy aimed a direct blow encouraged when she wrote recent- Riverview Hospital, Red Bank, at De Gaulle's challenge on this a spy, has been released and is Mazza, of the Second Ward, re- Norris expect to have a papal ly that she was receiving more viewed the 42 pending manager police said. audience this September when point in his very first statement. coming home, her family has been and better treatment. applications. Mayor McClintock According to police, Arturo they visit the Vatican. Responding to Adenauer's wel- informed. Then in her last letter, she toldsaid afterwards he hopes the list Gonzales, 38, of 128 Broad St., Rumson residents since Jan come at the Wahn Airport, he "It's been three years and twohe: r family not to mail any pack-may soon be boned down and later turned himself in to Special 1959, formerly living abroad, they told the Europeans: months. It's hard to believe she's ages to her because she thought dates for interviews set. Officer Harry Creed and was ar-are the parents of four sons, "So long as our presence is de- really coming home," Mrs. Koz-there was a good chance she No one was commenting on therested by Patrolman Donald James, a senior at Notre Dame sired and required, our forces and eradsky's 23-year-old son, Miwoul- d be released. She said her {possibility of offering the post Nuss. University; Greg, who will ente commitments will remain. For A iww ramodtltd kltch.n If vow family It kmdl- chael, said Sunday. Czech lawyer told her that be- to Mr. Bowen. And the latter According to police, Gonzales Christian Brothers Academy «hi: your safety is our safety,, your will malct your chorei » capped with aa outdated liberty is our liberty, and any much not* pleasant and bathroom, we can teht Ike Rep. Charles S. Joelson, D-N.J., cause of her health and the time |would not say whether he will ap- said that he, Ruiz and four other fall; Peter, 9, and Stephen, 8, eatler. Ur ui htlp you with problem. OR, rnayb* y*« received word Friday that Mrs. she had served, he thought her ply. men became involved in an argu- both students at Holy Cross attack on your soil is an attack tb* planning. Fr*« ntlmat»j. M«d an extra balkrema. Kozeradsky, 52, was to be reappea- l might be approved. All members of the council to ment over money. Gonzales and here. Mr. Norris has his head- upon our own. Our fortunes are Lowtit prices. leased from the Czech prison "Mom's health hasn't been good, organize on July 1 are committed Ruiz went to the men's room quarters in New York, with anone." where she was serving a 10-year|but now that she's coming home not to appoint a city resident where the stabbing took place, overseas office in Geneva, Switz- • FIRST PAYMENT OCT. sentence. we can take care of her," Michael and this ordinarily would include police related. erland. Unable to contact the Ifozerad said. Mr. Bowen since he has a home Gonzales was charged with as- Flies Sought Beckwith • UP TO 20 YEARS TO PAY skys, he gave the good news to Mrs. Kozeradsky was arrested on Ocean Ave. sault and battery with a deadly Several friends have approached (Continued) their close friends, Mr. and Mrs.May 27, 1960, while visiting in The Mayor has said, however, weapon and released on $100 bail, him for his files in order to His attorneys are also mem- NO MONEY DOWN Ronald Kidwell. Helen Kozerad- Czechoslovakia and was tried and that in view of the election re- police reported. Court hearing is write biographies of the neberv s of the Citizens Council, Wednesday. sky, M, has been living at thesentenced to 10 years in prisonjsults—and of the fact Bowen be- Holy Father. Although he haar:e the mayor, commissioners rum ISTIMATIS OH- ' • Kldwells since her mother was for espionage. The specific came a city resident only 18 saved Important correspondence, and most prominent persons in • DOIMERS • MODMN MTCHM Jailed. charges never were made public. months ago in compliance with a unfortunately most of his notes Qreenwood, located In a county • ROOM ADDITIONS • MONRN MTtMOOM Mrs. Kozeradsky should arrive She had made seven business requirement that the manager CARS COLLIDE have been discarded. with a 2-1 Negro majority and board a Jet flight at Idlewild Air-trips to her native Czechoslovakia live here the provision might 30 miles from Indlanola, where • HOOFING . SIDIHft- • rUMIMN* • MATIN* SEA BRIGHT-A car driven by A man who hurries through • PORCH RtClOSUKS • MASONRY port Monday night. between 1957 and the time of hernot apply. Eileen Dill, 13 Gooseneck PL, Rome's narrow streets on ththee Citizens Council was born In Kozeradsky, 52, employed in aarrest to make purchase for her Occanport, miking a left turn into way to an Important conference, 1945. Lott is city attorney and • 0ARAM - RRHOWAV wire cable factory here, his sons, Import-export business. East Ocean Ave. from Ocean Mr. Norris never has time tob eattorney for the voter registrar Michael and John, Jr., 21, and Mlchal, who had written Presl Brush Fire Ave. yesterday morning, was "]ust a tourist." He was nnl;of Leflore County. daughter, Helen, plan to be at thedent Kennedy about his mother's RED BANK — A general alarm struck in the rear by a car driven once in the Slstine Chapel when State District Attorney Bill airport with the Kidwells to greetarrest, said she could not have sounded for abrush fire by Eileen M. Janwlch, 2 Church the Conclave of Cardinals re- Waller said Beckwith would go Mn. Kozeradsky. engaged in espionage. He said his the railroad tracks and St., Matawan, police said. Neither cently cast its ballots for hibefor: e the Hinds County Grand HIGHWAY 31 They've already ordered re- mother was "very naive'political' South Pearl St. Friday afternoon. driver was Injured, and no sum-old confrere — when Pope Plu: Jury convening July 1 and that freshments for a big reunion in Iy, she didn't even know who The alarm was at 1:38 p.m. andmonses were Issued. Patrolman XII's valet led him through the he would have a preliminary the Koteradaky home. Karl Marx was." back taps were at 1:57 p.m. Harry Lake Investigated. back door after hours. hearing It he requested it. 4~Mwid«y, Juae 24, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER Summer Grade Jaycees Get ftXRQUl if Meyer's 3ao, officers for tbe oomtag School Slated yetr &r« James OTdeart, presi- Awards At dent; Charles Memetz, internal RUMSON - A second regfatrt- vice president; John Quatttoccoi, tloa period wil} be held,for;«ta-| Installation treasurer; Bruce Muni, secre- dents of Rurason and other com- tary; and Pat Connors and Rob- munities wishing to attend the TOWNSHIP - The ert Leight, directors. Forrestadale School summer ses- fcarttan Bay Area Jaycees and New Jaycee-ette - officers are sion from 9 to 11:30 a.m. tomor- the Jaycee-ettes recently held a Mrs. Albert Ortlieb,' president; Joint installation of officers and Mrs. John Quattrochi, vice pres- row, in the school office. presentation of awards at their ident; Mrs, Kevin Reidel, treas- Courses In mathematics, Eng- urer; Mrs. Robert Harris, secre- lish, reading and study skills will tary, and Mrs. John O'Connell, be available to student* or grades state director. 3 through 8. A student may choose LEAVE 12 MIN. APART Top awards were presented to one or two subjects at • flat rate. Robert Grady, Jaycee of the year, A wood.shop program is offered and Mrs. Vincent Raine, Jaycee- for a separate fee. - ette of the year. The summer session will rua Mr. Grady. a teacher at the from July 8 to Aug. 16. Forty- Raritan Township High School, five minute classes will be sched- served as chairman of the elec- uled to start no earlier than tion forum last October, and the 8:30 a.m. and be over by 11:30 seat belt clinic in November, a.m. No homework Is to be as- worked on the area vice presi- signed ident's staff, was chapter Interna- The school staff is drawn from tional representative and was ac- the regular faculty of Forrestdale tive in all internal projects. He School. Mrs. Frances C. Noonan FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL also was the chapter and area is director of the summer session. Speak-Up Jaycee winner. Also teaching will be Mrs. Har- CO 4-2222 OS 1-2100 Mrs. Raine suggested the Christ- riet Dohrn, Mrs. Josephine Stoll, REUSSILLES' mas gift to the House of Good Mrs. Pearl Lemberg, Basil Pet- PR 4-2727 Shepherd and Eerved as chairman ach and Robert Garin. ASBURY PARK - N. Y. TRANSIT of that committee. She also served 34 BROAD ST. OUTSTANDING CIVILIANS —Co!. Robert E. Kimball, deputy commander of the The shop program to be offered as chairman of the lasagna din- Under Rollo Management by Charles DiFazio is .open to RED BANK ner and the nominating commit- U. S. Army Satellite Communications ISATCOM) Agency, Fort Monmouth, preients children in grades 4 through 8 tee and is on the committee to award certificate* for outstanding service to a select group of the SATCOM egen- and lasts l'/J hours each morning change the bylaws. cy'i civilian employees. Left to rights Mrs. Laura Howard, Eatontown; Samuel of the six-week period. It Is pos- Other Jaycee awards presented P. Brown, Atlantic Highlands; Mrs. Carmelli Brown, Weit End; James Evert, Nep- sible to enroll in both programs t Pays to Advertise in The Register were: SPOKE (service, partici- without conflict in schedules. pation, orentation, knowledge tune; Samuel Findler, Neptune; Mrs. Jean Voorheei, Oceanport, and Mrs. Jeanne and enthusiasm) given to first- Kilien, Fair Haven. year men who acquire sufficient points, Charles Memetz, Robert , IN WEATHER DREAR Leigh, and Mr. Grady; Spark School Awards Promoted Low Bidder Convert Your Attached Garage trsVEK'NICKiNICE Plug awards, William Gross, and .OF WEATHER WARM, Pat Connors; Key Man awards, TRENTON (AP) — Rudolph TD6ETASUCE Vincent Raine, Robert Benedick- Assembly Held Meckel and Son Inc., Vineland, son, Al Ortlieb and Mr. Connors. Or Carport Into Living Space!! Thursday submitted the low bid Membership awards were pre- NEW SHREWSBURY - At M sented to Mr. Grady and Mr. assembly held' Friday at Tinton of $104,508 on a state highway Gross. Falls School, the following awards department contract to widen and The award for the committee1 were presented to pupils of the pave Wheat Road between East of the year was presented to -the school; Avenue and Main Road in Vine- circus committee, headed by Mr. Library awards Pamela Hand, land. You can have that added living space"for Benedickson. More than $1,000 Joan Field, Robert Shomo and was donated for local activi- Stephen Pagalilauan. Special The state highway department your growing family by converting your ties from profits received from service—Nancy Beekman, Susan said the road will be widened 4 attached garage or carport into a useful the recent circus sponsored by the Arnold, Lorraine Voorhees, Da' feet, to 24 feet, given a concrete Jaycees. id Dangler and Doug Schweers, surface, and widened to 44 feet room. Call Charles B. Hembling and Son In|oy "RorMa wormtt" all win- at intersections. It said eight-foot Other Jay^eette awards were Safety posters-Mikako Horan, for a realistic, estimate that will meet your Mr la YOUR koim. Ordtr our presented to Mrs. Robert Harris John Castellinl, Florence Bern- ravel shoulders would also be added to both sides of the road. Futl and Mrs. Lou Sellto, Spark Plug hard, Mary Nagel, Connie Fo budget requirements. Regardless of the awards; Mrs. Ortlieb for Public rest, Jill Puryear, Nancy Knauff, Oil today. Next low bidders were Michael amount of money you want to spend, Relations; and the executive Raymond Flanigan and Pamela J. Stavola, Inc., Red Bank, $107,- committee received certificates. Ranson. 838, and A. H. Lupton Jr. Inc., you'll find we do not compromise the qual- Gifts of appreciation were pre Safety patrol awards—Pamela Bridgeton, (109,062. ity of our work. sented to Alwyn C. Dodge, out- Hand, Robert Michels, John Cas- going Jaycee president, and Mrs. tellini, Alice White, Aberta Hoar, Whatever your needs are for improving Robert Weldon, outgoing Jaycee- Diana Szeg, Stephen Ford, Joe ette president. Mr. Dodge and Bader, Raymond Hall, Tim Har- $1OO or remodeling your home, call us for a Mrs. Weldon conducted the pro- baugh, Donald Morris and Ron- CASH REFUND gram. ald Springer. Alfred L. Barrett free estimate. Larry White, state vice presi- Science fair prizes—sixth grad- FROMFEDDERS LITTLE SILVER - Alfred L. dent, installed Jaycee officers, ers, Graydon Goss, Laurence Barrett, 21 Judith Rd., Little Sil- ind Mrs. John Matson, state Froehlich and Richard; seventh NO MONEY DOWN . ver, has been promoted to tech- resident, conducted the Jaycee- graders, Norman Einhorn, Robin nical sales associate by the Chem- ?i stte installation. Principal sjieak- Jamison and Jerry Cooper; icals Division of Enjay Chemical "'•'-• YEARS TO PAY r was Art Ktrbel, national di- eighth graders, John Castellinl, Company, a division of Humble ;ector. Mrs. Kerbel, state vice Kirk Miller and Jackie Daven- Oil & Refining Company. Mr. iresident, was a guest. port. Barrett joined the firm in 1946 FLUHR An American Press certificate Cheerleaders—Patricia Baron, and has served as senior tech- if appreciation was presented to Lynn Moreau, Alice White, Pam- nical representative three years. No question about it—for home improvements FU£L OIL tfrs. Chester E. Johnson, local ela Hartung, Janet Stashak, Bar- He is married and the father of CALL ; lewspaper correspondent, from bara Billings, Wendy Sijverstein, four children. fltTho Low Price Of 149 — SM-1-6IOO he Raritan Bay Area Jaycees Lorraine Voorhees, Margrel md the United States Junior Schwartz, Marion Marsh, Sandr CHARLES B. HEMBLING & SON Chamber of Commerce, There's no Trick to Having Ex- BETTER Burkey, Jane Keaveny, Judit 13 Catherine Street Estab. 1918 Red Bank Rogers, Bonnie Nichols and El- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When Housekeeping Shop III len Novy. You Use The Register Classified. 46MorunoutfiSr.RedBank|!| Day Phone SH 7-2001 Girls softball — Carol Jean —Advertisement. Brown, Rhonda Kirby, Beth Brad- ford, Lorraine Voorhees, Sandra Burkey, Marie Thomas, Pam Hartung, Deborah Jones, Helei Cox, Mikako Horan, Lynn Mor- eau and Jean Schutt. Basketball—Darl Sams, Terry Dalton, Jessie Malone, Robert Michels, Ron Springer, Kevi Rogers, Jim Walsh, John Rotten- berg, Bill Payne, John Castel- lini, Stephen Ford, Ralf Reinalda, Joe Taylor, James Summey am Robert White. Softball — Tony Binaco, Darl Sams, Mark Newman, Bruce Whifenack, John Biei>, Doug Conklin, Robert White, James Holley, David Dangler, James MacNeary, John Lanigan, Joe Bader, Ted Holmgren, Ken Sulli- van, John Rottenberg, Charles Norman, Jay Mannix,~Terfy Dal- ton, Ralph Overman and John Mras. Track—Charles Cannon, Robert Custis, James Boggs, Bill Payne, Walter Jackson, Raymond Hall Tomorrow'? Joe Taylor, Kevin Rogers, Rolf Reinalda, Robert Michels, Wil liam Michels, Jessie Malone, How- ell Harris, Ronald Pelissier, Curt Colby, Terry Lanyi, Ernest 2ahn, Journal-American Randy Warren, Ron Springer, Robert Shomo, Richard Occhio- grosso, Stanley Reovey, Lee Till- man, John Castellini, James Sum- TUB ENCLOSURE mey and David Picard. Traffic Signal AtParkEntrance TRENTON - The New Jersey State Highway Department has announced the installation of a semi-actuated traffic signal on Rt. 36 in Sea Bright. The signal light Is part of an over-all highway improvement program, it was said, to ease traffic conditions at the Rt, 30 and Ocean Ave. entrance to Sandy Hook State Park. The state Jvi 11 bear the cost of Convcnleic* «d privacy wlrii tktit bauhoiM tub ••cloiurai. toady to In- Installation and maintenance of the traffic signal. tlall. Stalipreof flnltfc, rtgular flats 95 sliding dtton. Towel ban. Imt. opt. 49 VENETIAN BUNDS TT TT SWARTZ ADVANCED Whlto otto* tap* and cord. All ih.i XffOr '5 KEANSBURG - James A. 17" to 3»" wid* aid 64" leaa. •'•" •* SwarU, son of Mr. and Mrs Janes A. Swnrtz of 101 Morn- Ingslde Dr., has been advanced PHONE AHEAD PHONE BACK • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY to the rate of electrician's mate HAVE A Dally ft Saturday 8 A.M.-5:J0 P.M. second class. He Is serving Wed. and Frl. '»B I P.M. Make plans definite. Confirm Keep in touch with home by "Between Yanko'i A ReaiiMei" C, aboard the Navy's attack trans- port USS Mountrail. reservations. Smooth the way telephone. Easy and so personal. HAPPY El Capitan—on the Texas plains to a better time by phones It's almost like being there. [1V Wllo kad wetylmy —has a sheer cliff rising 8,078 feet. 32 Irood St. SHadyslde I -7500 R*d lank VACATION! Ycrba male, used to make a tea-like drink in South America, NEW JERSEY BELL s an export of Paraguay, To Pay Cost of mpku 6m Wlnf of umo«J 1 Driver Hurt RED BANK BEGJSTER Moodty, JUM M. 19«»—5 Fl Reports iMy 3. DLUM, a* t/¥*xA Put Out Rruth Fire fleet ft* art of Ave., Hidden Heists, suffers porti, he itld. LITTLE SILVER - A brush - ,-r, - Corpora. In Pile-up minor back injuries, and said he fire in a lot on Runuon Rd. near «tts instead of taxpayers will Other change* in the law whid would seek treatment from his Harding Rd. brought out this p*y OK cot* of {fling and record- the bifl will bring tbout includ family physician, police said. borough's two fire trucks Satur- ing oorporttf nporta, usdef t Of 3 Autos *»Hlag of the few tor changln NEW SHREWSBURY - A Patrolman Edward J. Holden day afternoon. Firemen doused' bi Khedutod to b« signed by registered office end register* the blaze in about JO minutes. (tat-Rktwd J. Hugh*. Haddon Heights man suffered investigating. J »«enti, bringing them to, $4, an *- -*-- a SUte Robert establishing a set registration fe minor injuries in a three-car ac- tor tU outoMtie col cident at Shafto Rd. and Asbury Jg « «* sot in m registering In New Ave. at 12:10 p.m. Thursday. tte bill «UM the tee to $10 ud «y. • Police said an auto driven b; John M. Fazio, 20, of Farming- dale hit the rear of a car driven by William L. Reilly, 20, of : Riddle PL, Oceanport, pushing i WEST into the rear of a car driven by FURNITURE CO. Ottavio DiDomemco, 61, of 526 Jerome Ave., Cherry HHk The KEYPORT, N. J. DiDomenico vehicle was stopped J. Kridel certainly does like macjrasl CO at the caution blinker at the in- AT SitATHMOM i— Newly-elecfed officers of Sfrathmor* Schopl Parents Associa- tersection, police said. tion are, left ro right, Mn. Edward Olion, recoiling secretary; Mrs. Edward Lewis, president, and James Snyder, vice president. Not in photo: Mrs. Donald Fry, cor- Open, Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. U. responding secretary; Everett Wolfion, parliamentarian, and Mrs. David Schwartz, treasurer. Group may become affilfated with the Parent-Teacher Association next year. ST\ RUGS ARE CLEANER, live Within Your Income BRIGHTER and FRESHER Smart Teenagers Look Ahead By MARY FEELEY could give us some advice tonal expenses $5.50; medical for expert... When cleaned by experts From final exam to first pay- in planning, a budget. costs, $2.50; recreation and va- check can be quite a Jump—not • Most of us expect that we make cation, $2.50; , education and CALL TODAY! necessarily in time but certain- no more than the minimum wage. books, $1; miscellaneous, $2.50. ly in one's outlook on life. TheThese are the questions which Naturally you aren't going to lie moment seem to be fore- find it always easy to stick to Rug Cleaning switch from dependence to inde- pendence U like moving from one most in our thinkhg: these specific allowances. But if world into another. So it pays to you will discipline yourself at the 1. If we are going to live at start, you will be more than re- take a look before you leap, as home, how much do you suggest this group of teenagers is doing: warded as the years go on and that we pay our family for room your Income goes up., Learn to Since 1*11 Dear Madam: andTward? IN Vl> -. • 'IMB-IN ClVB TLUtT make use of all possible corner- Dry Owning • Lanadry We are a group of seniors in a 2. What type of insurance do cutters. Use the public library WHITE ST. SH 7-2800 RED BANK 'small community who will be get- w suggest for a working girl tor your reading material. Walk ting out of school this year. We i our status? when you can to save transporta- would appreciate it very much if 3. Two of' the girls are antici tion costs. If it's possible to car- Dating getting jobs in the city and ry your lunch, you'll eat better tone to share the expenses of anfor less money. Choose clothes MONDAY & TUESDAYapartment. How much a month that can be laundered at home to io you suggest they spend for cut down on upkeep. You'll find bousing and food? it almost a necessity in the be- BY EXPERIENCED RUG MEN SPECIALS! ginning to do your own hair. Get 14. A couple of the girls are enough sleep and exercise WE TAKE BETTER CARE OP YOUR planning to go on to further edu- keep healthy. cation, but are planning to work EXPENSIVE ORIENTAL RUGS ... while to save for this education. 2. As for insurance, a straight Vhat amount do you suggest (hey or ordinary life insurance policy National iave each week? is a wise purchase. It will have Stores 'We shall appreciate any help to be a small one at this point, WHY ? because we tell ou can give us. of course, and premiums will hava to come out of your sav- orientals and knew that Homemaking 5 Class, ings allotment. As your income Sodus Central School grows you can add other policies extra care In cleaning Sodus, N. Y. and other types of insurance. But tea Hnr York («*p4 110 L JSHi St.), N« i«r»y, aV^-'._. U^A ^mA W.atr !»••>•• t• artttrtlmn f •[•••ill \t1 Dear Seniors: it's every individual's obligation and handling is •Ml HIVIW VMI nHNNIW iwmVQIM bOMMCnCVTJk Let's take the questions In or-to be able to take care of final der. I'll assume you'll get theexpenses. Also, later on you can necessary for minimum wage of $1.25 an hour, borrow on your insurance if nec- of $50 for a 40-hour week, with essary. lasting beauty. take-home pay of $41.00 after 3. It seems unlikely that two of OU FASHKHEO deductions, you, on this salary,, could support I. Your family should find you an apartment, unless you hap- a satisfactory "boarder" if youpened to stumble on a rare find! iay $14 a week for room and So I will assume that Jobs in the board. This would allow the fol-city may pay as much as $80 a SMOKED week with take-home pay at $48. lowing weekly budget set-up for the remainder: On this basis, consider $75 a month for living quarters. Even Clothing,' $8; savings, $5; perat this figure you'll have to do some smart apartment-hunting. BACON Army Historian The weekly budget for eafch of you could be set up like this: Rent, $9 (about); food, $8; util- ities, $4; clothes $8; medical costs, $2.50; recreation and vaca- BONELESS tion, $2.50; savings, $5; educa- tion and miscellaneous, $3.50; per- TRUST YOUR sonal expenses, including lunch ORIENTAL RUG CLEANING and transportation, $6. AND REPAIRING TO MEN WHO KNOW 4. Since your object in working ORIENTALS SHOULDER is to earn money for education, you would be smart to live at home, putting aside every penny Member of RBR you can. Your parents might al- so want to contribute to your ed BOTH STORES ... STEAKS ucational plan by cutting down on your room and board expenses. How much you save will depend WED. AND FRI. EVES. 'TIL 9 on how much you want that edu cation. The $5 a week for savings alloted in the above budgets GROUND should be increased to $15 or even $20 a week, depending upon the financial arrangements you can make with your parents, so you can achieve your objective ROUTE 35 • SHREWSBURY ' SH .1-6272 while you still have a desire (NEXT TO POST OOTICB • OPEN 9:30 TO J:80> William R. Stevenson for it. ROUTE 35 • SEA GIRT Gl 9-5900 FRESH PRODUCE SPECIALS= FORT MONMOUTH - William (You can obtain Mary Feeley's (TOST NORTH OP HANASQUAN CIRCIJB • OP1N 9 TO 5:30) R. Stevenson, former historian budget suggestion leaflet by writ- for the White Sands Missile ing her in care of this newspaper, TOMATOES RED PLUMS Range, has been named historian enclosing a self-address, stamped, FANCY LUSCIOUS of the Army Electronics Com- long envelope.) REI RIPE 29- SWEET EATING • 19 mand here. Earlier, he served as historian for the 12th Air Force at Wiesbaden, West Germany. He Is a Navy veteran and father BROADCAST Mix 'em or Match 'em of five children. 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IBMN6TON. 1 JAMES J. MGAN. Daydreaming needs no defense. Ifi tirt.mottJ M. HAROLD KELLY, Getenl Hmuftr ant of the mental gymnartici and w?uWi,ao « All one hu to,do It tounsna p the leash on m «W. WOBam r. Saadford and Arthur Z. Kamhi Fruk W. Hutew mmn hiw Mtt. and let it wander. It is good to do this. In a trie* j*pu can go anywhere and be anyone and do anything. , Member of fee Anoctated Prw > >—IIIII fnm u «**m usnataij muw Karen, came home "with a pn«y » u mil u tftf urn (liMMfeu. good final report card* good taough> Member of American Newspaper PnbUshen Association get her out of the 4th grade into thl Member Audit Bareu of Circulation 5th, but there was a notation.that^W Tk* K«4 *uk R»|UUr UKUBM M fluaclU «ipw«u>uid» (n «non H Unrtbtmnu, tat rtprtit wtttoot «h*n>, that fan at an tdnrttnmnt k. vfcleh th» r im Moan. AdnrtlMn «U1 does not finish her assignmenU on, timf. Mtltr Ibt mmiuHt ImmtdlttUr M ur trr»r wUM nuy mar. I put on my solemn ejcpreislblt IW AM amMstr umH w rapoulbUttlu to* itiunuiu <* optn*m» » iMUn tint IM mint. asked why. The child, tall and Wowjlf PtUM ia Mvue* Uu than I mn. Pn mooti H.W U BOStlU-|ll.W and beautiful at the age of ten, pu^t on I MHI SUfll C0K7 kT Bull 10 WB Unontti* MW a pout "I daydream too much/' M* MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1983 said. ;. . ...;, ... ;'•;... •.;... Well, that's as wrong as insufficient. daydrei#- tog, Kar«n .can sit at the dining room table, ^teniUg;t» The Space Couple me, liaritfg at me, and not hear a word I My. I •*• The world, not the Soviet Union ple everywhere informed about what plained toner that,she is prone to escapes the-drudgerjr alone, benefited from the venture in was happening while the flights were of school work by dreaming, "and that ttdi is pong. Thereis a time for dreaming, and a time for work arid in progress. Thus, little human :: space shared by Lt. Col. Valery concentration. ' - - ->"•.'• .'•••"".' "'.» v,;'. Bykovsky, 28, and his girl compan- warmth, such as has flowed out in She promised to try, "What do you dreipi abon|?" ion, Valentina Tereshkova, 26. Theabundance, to the American astro- Tasked. She swallowed hard.,*"Different things,'1: she prize for the world was knowledgenauts, was radiated aloft to the said. I nodded. "It would be dull if yoii dream,ed Jhe that women now are ready to take young Russians. Secrecy preserved same thing. What different things?'1 Will, «h* •$, their place alongside men on pro-the chill of the cold war in the minds there is Uiis boy. in her class namedJin^yV'$• i£a longed ventures in space and do so of people in the free world. very polite boy. He's like—well, special. You J what I mean?" I assured, her that I did. without apparent strain. Gateways Of course, the novelty of orbital Sometimes I dream that we live together;" "1 to new horizons have been opened. flight has to a large degree worn together?" "Yes. He's my big toother and. he'| The triumph gained after Bykov- off. Everyone knows it can be done ten and I'm seven." "Why the difference in-s^e?" sky traveled more than two millionand a sort of "so what? attitude is other gulp. "I'm too tali. When we have square dances miles in circling the earth 81 timesbeing shown regarding the whole inschool, no boy ever picks me." V in 119 hours and after Miss Tere- thing. Apathy, however, is not "Not even Jimmy?" The, lower lip began to trem- ble. "Not even Jimmy. Anyway, he doesn't know I like skhova went more than 1.24 millionproper. Giant strides have been him. Lalways have to dance with a girl. I'm the tallest miles in 48 orbits belongs to Russia, taken, particularly by the Russians, in the whole class. So I dream that he's ten and .I'm of course. But the Soviets missed thetoward interplanetary travel. Ven- seven. He's kind of big and I'm little and we play gantes boat badly in one respect. They tures yet to be made could bring These Bays: together." '-What kind of games?" "Oh, differentonei*'' : ! ruled out all thought of capitalizingman great new forms of power. The LETTERS •'...-. - ;: . HearUcheXJitf* ' • ... j. ;/ on this achievement by keeping peo- race in space must be continued. THE SUPREME COURT As you can see, daydreams can dull a heartache. Religion Was left to States AND THE BIBLE Karen exudes, affectibn'because she nfteds so much of 1 Balliiuwood Rd., it herself. . ' • •' ••. '':\:< - ':- •; ,.';..: .' By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Atlantic Highlands, N. J. : A Way to Progress To the Editor: • > I daydream at a typewriter. Sometimes I stare at The U.S. Supreme Court, with Justice Stewart as The Supreme Court's latest de- the blank sheet of paper and I do not see it For Awhile. One way for a company or cor-education, in 1960 the contribution the lone dissenter, has ruled that recitation of thecision outlawing, reading of thl I am Caligula or Clark Gable or'Enrico Femti. Some- poration to show full faith in person- climbed to $18,725. Lord's Prayer or the;Blble in pub- Lord's Prayer in public schools—even in classes that lic schools, added to. its earlier times, I'm Columbus staring west-southwest at a fl^t al qualities of their employees is to EAI's president, Lloyd F. Chris- allow individuals to absent themselves from a devotion' ruling on school prayers in gen- and vacant sea murmuring: "If we don't sight Isiid m help push them forward in their tianson, has just been congratulated al period—is unconstitutional. eral, makes it incumbent on Con- one more day, the crew wiir mutiny." S6metimMtyn gress to act In a. hurry. work. Employees gathered into such by Ralph A. Morgen, dean of gradu- Well,' that presumably settles it, First, the.phrase "In God WeCaryl Chessman fighting to escape the electric chair an atmosphere of co-operation can-ate studies at Stevens Institute of for this particular generation of SuTrust- " shoujd be stricken frpm tU thinking up judicial points which confound the <$ihta. preme Court justices at least But, in thecoin dies and .plates Tor; piper At others, I am Bob Lawrence, the best film editor not help but be happier in their Technology, Hoboken, who said, "by money. .' / , , work-a-day activities but proud ofassisting in the graduate education perhaps not so distant future, it is quite Second, Congress Itself should in motion pictures and I notonlysave the picture, but possible that the issue will be revived fire its chaplains. Certainly .the I also write the music for it I can staxe at the Shrew^ their affiliation. of your own employees you are de- by parents who consider that their chil- two houses of Congress, are fully bury River, 20 feet behind the typewriter, and not se> creasing, by the amount of your con- as much public bodies as schools. Electronic Associates, Inc., Long dren are being denied the protection of How can. they open with prayers it at all. Once, I retreated from-Moscow with Napdledn Branch, ihe financial successes of tribution, funds that the federal gov- the Ninth and Tenth amendments to the if schools cannot? ,,. •'> until my legs'hurt." • ..; ...- . :. : ' which have been increasingly im- ernment would otherwise be required Constitution, which originally put de- Third, all chaplains should be When I was in elementary, school, I daydreamed damberlata termination of the content of education relieved of active duty with the pressive year by year, has gone all to spend..." Mr. Morgen could have armed forces immediately. Gov- my way through. The classrooms—at least some'•. over the writings of Thomas Jefferson on the subject In your paper of June II, t of religion In public education for his Ph.D. disserta-" local Baptist minister ii quoted The difference between Daydreaming and Night- tion. He struck pay dirt in Jefferson's proposals for as saying that the recent Su dreaming is that daydreaming is:controll«d.:in;missionaries to the Indian tribes dreaming. It was obvious that Karen thought thattfty- CARMICHAEL 1 and a gross misinterpretation of bought a used More than 94 per cent of al to "instruct them an the principles of Christianity. the principle of separation of dreaming was a grave crime. Now she understands that car, furniture, bankrupts are employed. More Thus Jefferson indicated that he believed the states church and state as contained in it isn't It is merely a matter of. choosing the timean d appliances—all than 78 per cent are married, al- the First Amendment. It should place for it. •' \ on credit. Un- though a fat majority (14 to 18and the educators in the states, should retain the power be made clear that this amend- 4i til now he has per cent) ar having marital and the right to use public funds to teach a broadly ment does not mean the exclusion One day not long ago, two nuns who had once not been ii difficulties. 1 bankrupt prob- conceived religion as they chose to whom they chose of God from our public and na-taught me in school were talking. Both remembered •any lega ably has at least one child. He tional life. We have given In to Porter trouble. Today, is likely to be a factory worker What he was concerned with was keeping a single sect a small minority, while denying me as The Student Most Likely to Daydream His Way though, he's up to his ears in it or laborer; few professionals, of- from imposing a theology on students. freedom to the vast majority who Through Life." "What did he do with his life?" Mid tor John D. has just filed a pe- fice executives and virtually no When Jefferson outlined a curriculum for the Uni-apparently had no objection to Sister Helen Dolores. Sister Maria Alacoque stretched tition in the courts to go bank- farm laborers go bankrupt. He Bible reading and-prayer in our rupt so he can escape from debts has not been part of a lega versity of Virginia, he included a provision for a "pro-schools. In my opinion, the Su-herself up to her full four feet eleven. "Became a which have tormented him to the action, in the recent past. While fessor of ethics" who would be entrusted with pre- preme Court's decision is con-writer;" she said. "Pretty well known." breaking point. the bulk of bankruptcies still oc-senting "the proofs of the being of a God, the creator, trary to historic Baptist tradition Most sincerely yoursw "Ah," said Sister Helen Dolores, "then there't hoM John D. is a composite picture cur in the low-income class, the preserver, and supreme ruler of the universe, the author for everyone." ... • . • . . - of today's bankrupt. While, for- number in the $5,0O0-$7,OO0 cate- Rev. Paul N.; Smith, tunately, he is far from typica gory has jumped from 8 to 22of all the relations of morality, and of the laws and Calvary Baptist Church, of today's debtor in the U. S.— per cent since 19655, indicating obligations these infer." This is further evidence that Oceanport. less than 2 per cent of consumer a shift Is talcing place to the and installment loans end in middle-income groups. Jefferson did not interpret the First Amendment to out- delinquency — the number of On the surface John D. would law the teaching of religion in schools supported by NUCLEAR TESTS him is growing rapidly and he has seem a solid enough citizen, but public funds. Since the "Father of the Constitution," 3< Oakland St., become sufficiently important to Red Bank, N. J. still he has filed a bankruptcy James Madison, who conferred with Jefferson frequent- To the Editor: demand analysis of who he is, petition. Why? President Kennedy's recent an- why he goes bankrupt, what can Triggering Factors ly, was particularly concerned with getting Jefferson's be done to reverse the trend. nouncement that the United States As far as location is concerned, views accepted when the Bill of Rights was being will not be the first country to Bankrupts among employees it doesn't make much sense to formulated, it is a reasonable presumption that the resume testing nuclear weapons have skyrocketed more than 450 say a debtor can become over- men who wrote the First Amendment meant only what in the atmosphere Is welcome per cent just in 10 years. By loaded more easily In California, news. As he states, however, the time this fiscal year ends Ilinois, Ohio and Oregon than In they explicitly said when they prohibited Congress this Is no substitute for a formal July 1, over 150,000 bankruptcy New York, New Jersey, Florida from passing a federal law to "establish" a religion. treaty binning all nuclear tests, petitions will hive been filed, a or Texas. The three triggering How the voluntary recitation of the Lord's Prayer in Including underground ones. historic record. actors, according to Linn K. If there Is no more bomb test- I of 10 Personal Twinem, chairman of the con-state and city schools can be equated with the estab- ing, the people of the world will Of the total, nine out of 10 will sumer bankruptcy committee of lishment of an official church by congressional act isbenefit In several ways, An Im- be personal — versus business the American Bar Association, a semantic mystery. portant first step will have been bankruptcies. This past April are: unduly stiff laws governing taken toward world disarmament. •lone, more than 2,000 new pe- garnishment of wages or salary Religion and Morality Also, It will be very difficult for titions, were filed, double the en- and deficiency judgments and un- The truth, as Prof. Healey explains It after a pro-new nations to join the "nuclear tire rise of 1062 over 1961 and the relenting collection pressures. In longed immersion in Jefferson's writings, is that Jef- club," and this, will reduce ten- biggest bankruptcy month in his- he first group of states, says sion and the possibility of war. tory. Leading all states in bank- Twinem, ths strong arm collec- ferson regarded morality and religion as inseparable. Finally, alrpollution by fallout ruptcies ar« California, Illinois, 6-Monday, June 24, 1963 (SM PORTER. Page 12) (See CHAMBERLAIN, Page 12) (See LETTERS, Page U) •«poce progrom secretly morel- MC-Ttj RID BANK REGISTER Monday, June 24, 15XS8-7 IQfc-TV TV^Key Previews By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Barney Fife U ptrticsUrty are 1-1939- Tonighf 5 top Revision shows when the Mayor refuse* to allow ai previewed and selected by TV :he band to compete. It teems Key1* staff of'experti who at- hat new Mayor (Parley Bier) •he :end rehearsals, watch screen- is trying to cross Sheriff Andy Min. ings, and analyze scripts in Newwhenever possible. 8:30 p.m. NO York and Hollywood. CSB.

MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MO- PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S VIES. "From Hell to Texas.1 TRIP. Tonight's half hour ij*- cial on the President's trip Etellgk* ;i958). (Repeat)- An interest- ng western drama about a young abroad covers the first series of :owboy, nicely played by Don formal meetings between Ken- Murray, who tries to mini his nedy and Adenauer at the own business and avoid trouble ScJiaumburg Palace in Bonn, and t a time when.gunmen ruled the press conference which Secre- territory. Diane Varsi, v*o co-tary of State Rusk will hold. 10 stars, is given little to do as thep.m. NBC. necessary love interest in the film. (Color). 7:30 p.m. NBC.STEVE ALLEN. Mickey Spil- ane's audience press confer- THE LUCY SHOW. (Repeat). ence, Dion and Joanie Sommer's Amusing fare. Lucy sings in asongs, and Mercedes McCam- women's barbershop quartet and, bridge's poetry reading, give vou an idea of Allen's range of stuff lgloa makes a shambles of everything, of course. A vocal coach (Hans and nonsense tonight. 10:30 p.m. Conried) who tries to give her WPIX. lessons so site can Join the more experienced crew, even has trou-. TONIGHT. . Johnny Carson's ble finding Lucy's voice. Justfwidfr5an8ln« .guest list Includes watching Lucille Ball's facial ex- standup comie Myron Cohen, pressions makes the plot worth- basdball player- Bo Belto3ky, while. 8:30 p.m. CBS. dress designer Maurisia, Eva abor, and singer Jean-Paul DANNY THOMAS. (Repeat). Vignon. (Color). 11:15 p.m. ren i charming episode filmed in NBC. ' 'aris. Danny and Kathy pick up a cute little French boy who pre- tends he's lost In the park, and Man Uninjured the youngster takes them on Parisian tour. Ben Boda as theIn Car Cra&h boy Is the kind of kid the ladies NEW SHREWSBURY - .Ed- will want to hug. 9 p.m. CBSward J. Nolan, 4$, of 3054 Bor- dentown Ave., Parlin, escaped In- STONEY BURKE; "Sidewind- jury when his car skidded across er." (Repeat).' Good entry. Sycamore; Ave. at the Hance Rd. Stoney rides a bronc that busts intersection and plunged through out through the fence and tram a hedge on the property ol Al- pies a paying customer. Though vin Krass, 806 Sycamore Ave., the' plot becomes quite far- Thursday afternoon. fetched and the closing explana- tions are Inconclusive, Ves1 Mr. Nolan, who was traveling Painter, the no-good rodeo hand south on Hance Rd., told police played so beautifully by Warren his brakes jammed as he at- Oates, is on-camera a lot andtempted to stop at the Intersec- he's more than enough:to hold*1?"- The car (ore down 20 feet es you. 9 p.m. ABC. of hedge on the Krass property, the and came to rest adjacent to a- In. ANDY GRIFFITH. (Repeat) utility police guy wire, police Entertaining opus about the go-said. ings-on in the Mayberry band Patrolman Edward J. Holden Members of the band want to! [nvesitgated. dy compete with other bands in the! state, only they sound prettyI It pays to advertise In the Red awful. Cymbal player Deputy'Bank Register.—Advertisement

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MRS. WILLIAM GRUBB, at left, the former Mitt Virginia Bdevre Cere, , daughter of Mr., and Mrs. Harry H. Gere of Little Silver, ' was married Saturday in Christ Episcopal Church, Shrewsbury. 1 The bridegroom, a June graduate of Wedeyan University, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Grubb of Westfield and Noank, Conn. The bride, also a June graduate, received her degree from Skidmore College.

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SHREWSBURY — Miss Virginia Balevre Gere, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Harry H. Gere, Harding Rd., Little Silver, was married Saturday afternoon to Wil liam Henry Grubb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward L. Grubb of Westfield and Noank, Conn. The setting for the ceremony was Christ Episcopal Church with Rev. Robert B. Hall of Chicago, 111., and Rev. Anselm Broburg, rec tor, officiating. A reception were Mrs. David Lee Bird, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. John at the Deal Country Club Meyer, Miss Betsy Longman and followed. Miss Joan Layng. MRS. H. ALLEN SPENCER MRS. JOHN WILLIAM KACHEfr The bride was given in mar- Jeffrey Hallett was best man, riage by her father. Miss'Juliana Ushers were Robert Edwards, (The former Miss Suzanne Custis Moorhead) (The former Miss Patricia Dauison) Gere, her sister, was maid; of John Corn, Hunter Harris and honor, and the other attendants David Hindle. The bride was graduated from Solebury School Bucks County, Pa., and Skidmore College, class Martha Custis Washington's Wedding Cross Miss Boyd of 1963. Mr. Grubb was graduated from Is Engaged St. Andrews, Middletown, Del., and Wesleyan University, class of Worn by Descendant in Rumson Ceremony RUMSON - Mr. and Mrs1963. . He is a member of Psi Upsi- RUMSON — Miss Suzanne Cus- and the late Mr. Knapp of Rum- after spending her junior year Frederick J. Burghard, Jr., 90 Delta Theta Fraternity. He li a lon fraternity. tis Moorhead, daughter of Mr.son and, of the late. Mr. and Mrs.at the/University of London. member of the Williams Club of Ridge Rd., have announced the After a trip to Bermuda, Mr. and Mrs. J. Upshur, Moorhead, J., Upshur Moorhead of Washing- engagement of Mrs. Burghard's Mr. Spencer attended Brooks New York City and is associated and Mrs. Grubb will make their Navesink Ave.-, was married Fit ton, D. C, attended the Madeira School and was graduated from with Gristede Bros., Inc. , sister, Miss Barbara Boyd, to home in Westfield. day afternoon in St. George's By School and was graduated from Laurence Maloy,, son of Mrs. Williams College, class of 1961, After a wedding trip, the couple TheiRiver Episcopal Church to H.Sarah Lawrence College in 1962where he was a member of Phiwill live in New York City. Frank Maloy of Staten Island and Allen Spencer of New York City. London, and the late Mr. Maloy. He is the son of Brig. Gen. and MRS. JOHN PATRICK SLATTERY An August wedding is planned. Miss Walling Mrs. Norman C. Spencer, Jr., of (The former Miss Judith E.Steitz) Miss Boyd, daughter of the late Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Mr. and Mrs. John Jaclin Boyd, Is Married Ohio, formerly of Concord, Mass. John Kachel Marries Nurse Jr., New London, Conn., was Rev. Canon George A. Robert DUNN, N. C. - Miss Patricia graduated from the Beard shaw officiated. A reception fol- science degree in industrial rela- will reside in, Columbus, Ga., Slattery-Steitz Nuptials School, Orange, and attended To Airman lowed at Heron Marsh, the resi- Anne Dawson,' became the bride tions from the University of where Mr. Kachel is enrolled in Connecticut College. She Is the KEYPORT - Miss Elizabeth lence of the bride's parents. of John William Kachel, son ofNorth Carolina. Officer's Candidate School at iranddaughter of the late Mr. H. Walling, daughter of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard V. Kachel, After a wedding trip, the couple Fort Benning. The bride, who was given in and Mrs. Prentice Kellogg of Mrs. Marion Hansen Walling, 137 92 East Bergen PI., Red Sank, In Westminster Church New York and Rumson, and theDivision St., became the bride of marriage by her father, wore her late Mr. and Mrs. John Jaclin Airman 1/C Lonnie Lee Hutton of grandmother's wedding dress of N. J., Saturday evening here in MIDDIJETOWN - Westminster reception followed in the home of Boyd of South Orange. the 730th Air Force Band, Me- vory satin, adorned with rose- the Shady Grove Church. Rev. the bride's parents. Presbyterian Church was the set- Mr. Maloy, a graduate of theGuire Air Force Base, Saturday »int lace, the skirt extending in- Walter Reynolds officiated. ting Saturday for the marriage :o a cathedral train. Her veil was Mr. Steitz gave his daughter i Pingry School, attended George- m the Keyport Reformed Church. The bride is the daughter of of Miss Judith Elizabeth Steitz, marriage. She wore a gown Rev. John H. Sharpe officiated at 3f French illusion trimmed with town University and received a Mr. and Mrs. Norvell Dawson of daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Al-Italian silk and Alencon lace degree from Wagner College. Hethe double ring ceremony. point lace and she wore a pearl bert E. Steitz, 113 Kingfisher Dr., fashioned with a chapel-length is the grandson of Mrs. Elliott The bridegroom is the son ofcross, inherited from her sixth Durai. to John Patrick Slattery of Law- train. A cap of matching lace se-Corby and the late Robert L. Cor-Mr. and Mrs. K«nneth C. Hutton great-grandmother, Martha Cus- Mr. Dawson escorted his daugh- rence Township. He is the son ocuref d her veil and she carried by, and of (he late Mr. and Mrs.of Texarkana, Ark. tis Washington, and worn at herter. She wore a formal gown Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Slat- a old fashioned bouquet of pink Church organist was Mrs. John marriage to General Washington. tery of Waterbury, Conn. Joseph H. Maloy. of silk organza fashioned with a and white roses. Saugerton and soloist, Mrs. CalSh- e carried a bouquet of stephan- sabrina neckline outlined with Rev. Harlan Durfee officiated Both Miss Boyd and Mr. Maloy tis and phalaenopsis orchids. Mrs. George Bieler, Melbourne, are an the staff of the Metropoli- in Hart. A reception was held Alencon lace motifs. The bell •t the double ring ceremony. A Australia, was her sister's onlj tan Opera Association where in Hie Buttonwood Manor, Mata- Miss Anne B. Skae of Grosse skirt, also with lace motifs and attendant Mr. Bieler, her husMis- s Boyd is director of the Met- an. Pointe Farms, Mich., was herorganza rosebuds centered with Art Workshop band, served as an usher with ropolitan Opera National Council, Ivory Satin Gown maid of honor and Mrs. Duncan pearls, had a square Watteau Robert S. Marshall, Whippany, and Mr. Maloy is subscription The bride, who was escorted by Ogden of Proctor, Vt., was matrai- n outlined with matching Best man was George C. PeaoW, secretary. her father, wore a long-sleeved ron of honor. Bridesmaids were French lace. Her tiered veil was For Children New Hyde Park, L. I. gown of ivory satin fashioned Miss Nancy B. Trainer of Se- TOJTON FAII5"— A new sun* held in place by a crystal queen's Mrs. Beiler wore a pink cot- with a fitted bodice of Alencon wickley, Pa., cousin of the bride; crown and she carried a cascade rnf -'-ildreh's art workshop willton lace dress and carried pint lace re-embroidered with seed Miss Sally Spencer, Dayton, Ohio, of orchids and tuberoses. beg..i July 1 and continue carnations. Civic Chorus pearls and sequins on the sabrina he bridegroom's sister; Mrs. Miss Linda Kachel, Red Bank through Aug. 17 at the Old Mill, The bride is a graduate neckline and a skirt of matching Francis E. Moore, Jr., Miss Ju- Cranford High School and Smitl lace with front panel of satin. A lith C. Riley and Mrs. Joseph J. sister of the bridegroom, was Sycamore Ave. Elects Slate crown of seed pearls and crystals Jal, all of New York City, and the bride's only attendant. She Open to children 7 to 14, theCollege, Northampton, Mass. Pri- or to her marriage she was With LITTLE SILVER - The Mon-secured her veil and she carried \lrs. Alan Butchman of Boston, wore a full-length gown of pink fwiceweekly classes will be held mouth Civic Chorus elected the cascade bouquet of white car- tfass. They wore moss green lin- peau de soie and matching head- under the direction of Geza De American Telephone and Tel graph, New York. following new officers at its re-nations and babies'-breath. en dresses and carried cascade piece. Vegh, director, and conducted by cent business meeting: Mrs. Miss Susan M. Walling, at bouquets of pink carnations and Mrs. Phalma Jeanes, Eatontown, The bridegroom, an alumnus o! George McCallum, Atlantic High- Robert Armfield of Maishville Waterbury High School and St< home, was her sister's attendant. ,vy. N. C, was best man. Ushers who taught art in the Eatontown lands, vice president Sam Har-She wore a floor-length gown of school system this past year. vens Institute of Technology is vey, Fair Haven, treasurer; and Alfred J. Schiavettti, New Yorkwere Donald Dawson, at home, project engineer with Columbia pink sherbet peau de sole fash- Mty, was best man. Ushers were brother of the.bride; Ronnie Ay- Enrollment for the Monday Fred Louden, Freehold, and Bill ioned with a Queen Anne neck- through Thursday workshop University Radiation Chemistrj Neilsen, Rumson, trustees. tohn C. Spencer, Dayton, Ohio, cock, Wilson, NC; Edward Mc- morning sessions (9 to 12:30) will Research Group, Plainsboro. line, and a matching flowered irother of the groom; Peter A. Carthy, Jersey City, and Haldene take place the week of June 23. The couple will live in Law- Patrick McCall, Middletown, headpiece. She carried a princess lirmey of Harper Woods, Mich., Dawson of Dunn. rence Township on their return and Mrs. Vito Predale, Atlantic iasket of white carnations and brother-in-law of the groom; John Courses will cover the funda- Mrs. Graham Cooke was or- mentals of different mediums: from a New England wedding Highlands, will continue as pres- snapdragons. W. Ragsdale, Jr., Littleton, Colo., oil, watercolor, drawing and clay. trip. ident and secretary, respec- Best Man cousin of the bride, John H. Wil-ganist and Mrs. Fred Hairr, vo- tively. Douglas C. Beck, Trenton, was cinson, Southport, Conn.; D. Hey-calist. A reception followed in the best man. Usher was James Har- •ard Hamilton, Williamst'own, church fellowship building. ATTEND INSTITUTE kel of Bethlehem, Pa. tlass.; Arthur B. Faris, Houston, BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Among The bride, granddaughter of Tex., and John A. McBride, Fay- The bridegroom's two sisters the 151 high school students the late Rufus 0. Waning, former ittevllle, N. Y. Linda and Kathleen, arrived by sssss mayor of Keyport, Is an alumna plane Friday to attend the wed- studying at the Junior Engineers' Mrs. Spencer, who is*the grand- ding rehearsal. The bridegroom's l! and Scientists' Summer Institute of Keyport High School and Rider laughter of Mrs. Edgar A. Knapp at Lehigh University are Roger College where she was a member parents also left Friday by auto to attend the ceremony and re- O. Doughty, 20 Oakland St., Redof Zeta Mu Epsilon. She is em- STUDIES AT PRINCETON Bank, N. J., and Stuart Alan ployed as a secretary at the Ag- ception. Other out-of-town guests Wcnger, 153 Norwood Dr., Deal, riculture Division of the Ameri- NORTHFIELD, Mass. - Miss attending were the bridegroom's N. J. can Cyanamid Company, Prince

MRS. CORDON T. JACOBS (The former Miss Catherine Morion)

MRS. ROBERT TAYLOR SEGRAVES MRS. NORMAN BROOKS RUFF MRS. E. GREGORY HOLMBERG (The former Miss Barbara A. Bickly) (The former Mia Valerie Anne Cammack) (The former Miss Elhabtth C. Griffith) Arkansas Wedding Valerie Anne Cammack Is Bride Barbara Bickly Married RED BANK — The Presbyterian Church, atop Tower Hill, ceremony. William C. Wood was organist. A reception fol- wu the setting Saturday for the marriage of Miss Valerie Anne lowed in Molly Pitcher Inn. TEXARKANA, Ark.—The marriage of Miss Bar- Cammack, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey Eugene Cam- ESCORTED BY FATHER mack, 145 Bingham Ave., Rumson, to Norman Brook* Ruff, son The bride was given in marriage by her father. She won a bara Abbott Bickly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar of Mrs, Norman E. Ruff, Stuarts Draft, Va., and the late Mr. princess line gown of ivory peau de soie fashioned with t por- Benjamin Bickly, Jr., of Texarkana and Locust, N. J., Ruff. trait neckline outlined with Alencon lace. The fitted bodice and to Robert Taylor Segraves, took place here yesterday Rev. Dr. Charles S. Webster officiated at the double ring skirt were re-embroidered with pearls in flower motif. The full MRS. CHAUNCEY L MITCHELL, 3d in St. James Episcopal Church, with Rev. Richard B. back terminated in a chapel train. Her mantilla was of match- (The former Miss Alice M. Perry) ing lace and she carried a cascade arrangement of gardenias, Allen officiating. stephanotis and ivy. Mr. Segraves is the son of Mrs. Henry M. Carney Bayshore Couple Wed Miss Susan Carol Cammack, Drexel Hill, Pa., cousin of the bride, was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Misses Laura of Texarkana, and the latej* Dale Davidson, Wayne, and Julia Kathleen Price, Harrisonburg, Sherrod Edward Segraves The couple will sail on the C L Mitchell Marries Queen Mary for a two-month V». of Florenden Plantation, In St. Joseph \ Church All the bridal attendants wore street-length dresses of mint wedding trip to Europe, after green and white pique, matching fabric bow headpieces and Osceola, Ark. which they will live in Nashville, carried pink carnations and sweetheart roses. Miss Alice M. Perry Tenn., where Mr. Segraves will KEYPORT — Miss Janice plateau Italian basket oi yellow A reception was held In the attend Vanderbilt Medical School. Catherine Hemmerlin, daughter carnations and green babies'' Nadji Y. Terhani, Waynesboro, Va., was best man. Ushers Texarkana Country Club. were the bridegroom's cousins, Paul Marshall Scharfman and of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hem breath. RED BANK-Miss Alice Maude i Mitchell, at home, brother of the The bride, who was given In Jeffrey Riley Taylor of New York City. merlin, 19 Mary Ann Ct, Miele Mrs. James Hemmerlin, Keans- Perry became the bride of bridegroom, and David Kennedy, marriage by her father, wore a COLLEGE JUNIOR ville, Keansburg, became the burg, sister-in-law of the bride, Chauncey Leeds Mitchell, 3d, yes-Little Silver. gown of embroidered linen made The bride, a graduate of Rumson-Fair Haven Regional bride of Herbert William Konish, and Mrs. William Velge, Union terday in St. James Catholic The bride was graduated from with a scoop neckline, elbow- Miss Klami High School, attends Mary Baldwin College, Staunton, Va., Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Konish, Beach, sister of the bridegroom, Church. Rev. Florian J. Gall of- length sleeves and a skirt with a where she will enter her junior year in September as an Eng- Hightstown High School and Is 1311 Rt. 39, Union Beach, Satur were the bridal attendants. Their ficiated at the double ring cere- slim front flowing into a cathe- lish major. associated with Philip J. Bowers day. yellow gowns and headpieces mony and was celebrant of the dral train. Her veil'of tulle was were styled like the honor at The bridegroom was graduated from Langley High School, Nuptial Mass. and Company, Red Bank. She held in place by a linen and lace Is Bride Of The bride's parents art former Pittsburgh, Pa., and attended Robert Morris Business School in tendant'j and they carried pla- The bride is the daughter of is the granddaughter of the late headpiece and she carried a-bou residents of 116 Broad St., Key- that city. He served in the U.S. Navy for two years and is with teau Italian baskets of tangerine jMr. and Mrs. Robert Allen Perry, Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Perry of quet of lily-of-the-valley and for- port. E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company, Inc., Waynesboro, Va. carnations and yellow babies'- 165 Maxwell Ave., Hightstown. get-me-nots. Rev. William Bausch performed Following a wedding trip south, the couple will reside in Bane, Vt., and Mr. and Mrs. breath, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey L. Mit- IF. Sauter the double ring ceremony In St. Staunton. Felix Archambo, Northfield, Miss Harriet Luclnda Hannon chell, Jr., parents of the bride- Joseph's Catholic Church, and John Keefe, Ke,yport, was best was her sister's maid of honor. groom, reside at 189 Maple Ave., Mass. L1NCR0FT - Miss Phyllis Car- celebrated the Nuptial Mass man. Ushers were William Velge, Other attendants were Misses Hil- where the reception was given. Design Engineer olyn Klami became the bride of which followed. Union Beach, brother-in-law of The bridegroom, a descendant ary Dean Field, Darien, Conn.; John F. Sauter Saturday in the Miss Catherine Morson Mr. Perry gave his daughter The bride was given in mar- the bridegroom, and Robert Mc- of Roger Sherman, signer of the Elizabeth Melville Chapel, Cam- Lincroft Presbyterian Church. in marriage. She wore a gown riage by her father. She wore a Kay, Keansburg. Declaration of Independence, is bridge, Mass.; Barbara Kitche! Rev. WHliam J. Mills per- of ivory taffeta styled with an gown of tiered Chantilly lace A reception followed in the Vet- a graduate of Red Bank Catholic Lindsley, Wichita, Kans., and formed the double ring cere- embroidered silk organza over- designed with a sabrina neck' erans of Foreign Wars Hall, Cliff- Married at Mass High School. He attended Rut- Susan Rutherford Hardin McDan- mony. dress. Her veil was held in place line bordered with sequins, long wood. gers University and Princeton iel of Texarkana. The bride is the daughter ol RED BANK - In St. James lavender sash. Her flowers were by a double coronet crown of pointed sleeves and full skirt The bride and the bridegroom University. He is employed as All five attendants to the bride Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klami, 10 'athollc Church Saturday the white carnations and violets. seed pearls and she carried a cas- flowing Into a chapel-length train. were graduated from Keyport a design engineer with Electronic Cardinal Rd., Middletown, and Best man was Chris Flavin cade bouquet of carnations and wore full-length gowns of pale Her fingertip-length veil of illu- High School. Mrs. Konish Is em- marriage of Miss Catherine Car- Assistance Corporation, Red the bridegroom's parents reside Ushers were Peter Faloner and lily-of-the-valley. blue organdy trimmed with Irish sion was attached to a crystal ployed by Lily Tulip Cup Corpo- oline Morson, daughter of Mr. Bank. Neil Barrett, all of Fort Mon lace. Their headpieces were in East Rockaway, L. I. crown and she. carried a white ration, Holmdel, and Mr. Konish Slater! Are Attendants and Mrs. Myron E. Morson, 11 mouth. He is the grandson of the late wreaths of ivy, and they carried The bride was given in mar- prayer book adorned with white by Shop-Rite, Oakhurst. Mount St., to Gordon Thomas Miss Caroline June Perry, at Chauncey L. Mitchell, forme: nosegays of garden flowers in riage by her father. She wore a roses/ and babies'-breath, They will reside at 116 Broad The bride Is a June graduate home, was maid of honor for Jacobs, 96 Wallace.St., was sol- vice president of the Safe Deposit shades of light to deep blue and street-length dress of white lin- Miss Joan Hemmerlin, at home, St., Keyport, following a wedding of Red Bank Catholic High her sister, and another sister, Company, New York, and the late white. en, edged with Irish lace . :ht was maid of honor for her sister. trip to Wildwood. emnized at a Nuptial Mass. Rev. School. Miss Phyllis Louise Perry, also at Rita Pendas Mitchell, and of the Flower girl, Dessa Buckley, bottom of the skirt and :ap She wore a Nile green organza Richard A. Leadem officiated at The bridegroom just completed home, was bridesmaid. They late Henry J. Qrowley, former, cousin of the bride, wore a long, sleeves. Her headband was of gown with a cocktail-length his service in the U. S. Army were gowned in blue gingham Miss Mooney ;he double ring ceremony and |Vice president of American Rail- pale blue organdy frock with a Irish lace and she carried a star- sheath and floor-length overskirt. where he was stationed at Fort with pale blue organdy over- ways, Philadelphia, and the late satin sash and carried a minia burst colonial bouquet of white A matching headpiece of three To Wed July 6 was celebrant of the Mass. Monmouth as a specialist fourth skirts and they carried cascade Serena Ford Crowley. The bridegroom Is the son otj ture bouquet of the same flowers roses, carnations and stephano- cabbage roses and carried HIGHLANDS — Announcement class. bouquets of white daisies. Following a wedding trip, the Mr. and Mrs. William Jacobs, as the other attendants. tis. has been made of the approach The couple left for California Walter Tuchol, Middletown, was couple will reside at 32 First St. Oakland, Calif. Blake Buckley, cousin of the Miss Katrine McCollum, Ches- ing marriage of Miss Margaret where they will make their home. best man. Ushers were Keith Fair Haven. Mrs. Georgia Mason was or- bride, was ring bearer. Dessa and ter, was maid of honor. She wore Ann Mooney, daughter of John ganist and Joseph Stanton, solo- Blake are the children of Mr. anda blue linen dress with sabrina Mooney of 63 Miller St. and the ist. A reception followed In the1 Mrs. George Clark Buckley ol neckline and cap sleeves, a white late Anna Mooney, to Frederick Knlghti of Columbus Hall, Fair Los Angeles, Calif. headband, and carried a colonial C. Alexander, son of Mr. and Miss Griffith Wed in Shrewsbury Haven. Patrick Clark Jobes, Los Ala- bouquet of Diane pink roses and Mrs. Anthony M. Alexander, 121 Mr. Morson gave his daughter mos, N. Mex., served as best carnations. Silverton Ave., Little Silver. in marriage. She wore a gown of SHREWSBURY - The mar- of matching flowered lace and yellow Irish linen with embroid- man. Ushers were John Edgar Walter Kozma, Holmdel, was The wedding will take place on white linen fashioned with riage of Miss Elizabeth Carslaki she carried a colonial arrange- ery detail at the waistline. The Bickly, Richard Hal Hannon and best man. July 8 at 12 noon in Our Lady brief jacket of beaded lace. The Griffith, daughter of Mr. an ment of lily-of-the-valley and identically fashioned gowns ol Robert Douglas Hannon, broth- After a reception in Shadow- of Perpetual Help Catholic skirt terminated in a chapel train. Mrs. Richard Griffith, 435 Nave- roses. the other attendants were in corn- ers of the bride. Ned Stewart, brook, Shrewsbury, the couple Church, Highlands. The double A pillbox headpiece secured her sink River Rd., Middletown, ti flower blue. They wore band Hayden Fuller and John Bald- left for Puerto Rico and the Vir- ring ceremony will be performed Miss Bonnie Bottger, Fayette- veil and she carried white car- E, Gregory Holmberg, son headpieces to match their gowns ridge, all of Texarkana, were gin Islands. by Rev. James A. Thompson. ville, N. Y., was maid of honor. nations and orchids. Mr. and Mrs. Emil G. Holmberi Bridesmaids were Misses Cath- and carried colonial bouquets oi groomsmen. The bride was graduated from TOP RATING AT AUBURN The bride's three sisters were of Berkeley Heights, took placi arine Melhorn, Toledo, Ohio; Car- yeWow sweetheart roses. Attended Smith College Westiield High School and the RED BANK — James Joseph her attendants: Misses Elizabeth, here Saturday in Christ Episco ol Williams, Milwaukee, Wis., all David Hilyard, Summit, was The bride attended St. James Berkeley Secretarial School, East Mary Ann and Madeline Morson, pal Church. classmates of the bride, and Miss Country Day School, Texarkana, Orange. She was employed by Feder, son of Mr. and Mrs. John best man. Ushers were Richard Feder, Jr., 61 Dwight Rd., was «II at home. They wore identi- Rev. Donald A. MacLeod of S Penelope Graham of Red Bank. and is an alumna of Abbot Acad- Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc., Griffith, at home, brother ol among students holding top scho- cally fashioned floor-length linen]Andrew's Episcopal Church Another classmate of the bride, emy, Andover, Mass. She at- Holmdel. lastic rating* for the spring quar gowns with matching beaded lace Highlands, ofliciated. Miss Martha Rock of Rochester, the bride; Pater Hebble, Summit; tended Smith College, Northamp- The bridegroom was graduated ter in the School of Science and jackets in lavender, aqua and Mr. Griffith escorted hi N. Y,, sang two arias by Bach. Merritt Lane, Monmouth Hills ton, Mass., and studied at La from Andrew Jackson High pink, respectively, flat bow head- Univcrsidad Intcramericana, Sal- Literature at Auburn University, daughter, who wore a long gowi and Richard Ronvcaux, Fishkill, School, Long bland, and th« pieces to match their gowns and of white Irish linen detailed wit The honor attendant's street- tillo, Mexico. Long Island Agricultural and Auburn, Me. N. Y., a cousin of the bride- carried white carnations. Swiss and Venetian lace In flow length gown was of sunflower The bridegroom is an alumnus Teohnlcal College, Parmingdale, Flower girl was Ann Stanton, er motif on the edge of thi groom. of Baylor School for Boys, Chat- L. I, He served in the U.S. Army 36 Amelia Clr., Little Silver. Her sleeves. Her long double-Here Finn Card Parly The bride Is an alumna ol tanooga, Tenn., and the class of (or three years, two ot which rock was a white eyelet with veil was held In place by a cap 1963 of Vanderbilt University, were spent in Germany, EAST KEANSBURG - Plans Kent Place School, Summit, and Nashville, Tenn., from which he He is employed as an engineer for a card party to be held Oct, was graduated earlier this month was graduated cum laude. He al- by Hell Telephone Laboratories, 16 in Bachstadt's Restaurant, THERMOPANE from Smith College, Northamp- so studied at the Goelhe Institute, Holmdel. Keanshurg, were discussed at a ton, Mass. Kochel Am See, Germany. When they return from their recent meeting of the East PATIO SLIDING DOORS The bride is a granddaughter wedding trip, the coupla will re- Keansburg Women's Republican The bridegroom was graduated of Mrs. Rebecca Skinner Buckley side in their new home, 45 Her PHONI FOR FK1I ISTIMATIS TODAY! Club held In die First Aid Build- from Hill School, Pottstown, Pa., of Kansas City, Mo., and the late Dr., Middletown. P Ing. and attended the University of Albert Patrick Buckley, and of Michigan. He is a candidate for PUTE GLASS Refreshments were served fol- Mr .and Mrs. E, B. Dickly of a B.S. degree In industrial cngin VACATION ENDS HUFFMAN %) BOYIE lowing the meeting. Meetings will Texarkana. COMPANY eerlng at Newark College of En- HIGHLANDS - Mr. and Mrs. be adjourned until September. 10-14 Mopl* Avt., R«d lank cLJ I inil gineering. Until full he will be Mr. Segraves is a grandson of C. W. Mobley of Alexandria, La., Optn All Day Saturday *" I-IUOJ FINE HOME FURNISHINGS and BROADLOOM with the Anaconda Company in the late Mr. and Mrs, Herman havo returned home after spend- There's no Trick to Having Ex- Perth Amboy, Cross of Blylhevillc, Ark., and ing a 10-day vacation at the home ,Frea Pickup and Delivery < tra Cash. You Get It Fast When of Mrs. Robert Taylor Segraves of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lester Whit- Rt. 35 Circle, Eatontown—Liberty 2-1010 Following a wedding trip, the of Osceola and Mount Dora, • Mlrron • Furnltuft Topi • laat Gloii You Use The Register Classified. field, Ocean St. Mrs. Mobley ll • Window «l*w • Aut» aim • Kcyitm PalaN —Advertisement. couple will reside in Locust. Fla., and the late Mr. Segraves, Mrs. Whitfleld's litter. J«a» 24, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER New X-ray cunreat U* otfts tt I. Carnes-Santucci Rites Jtt fBTtott, Of WHO WANTS TO Unit f Riverview Held in Perth Amboy in JIM. " •> . LOSE WEIGHT? 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BOLDUC NIGHT —' Francis J. Bqlduc, a. Shrewsbury councilman and former executive vice president of the Greater Picture MISS HIGH SCHOOL OF NEW JERSEY — Crown is Red Bank Chamber of Commerce, .was the.recipient of the Red Bank Kiwanis Club's outstanding citizen award placed on 14-year-old' Debbie Jakowchik of Livingston, Saturday. Participating in a testimonial dinner In the Molly Pitcher Inn were, from left, Irwin Vogel who presented winner of Miss High School of New Jersey beauty con- a gift on behalf of the Retail Trade Board; RalprrS. Cryder, director of parks and recreation, who gave Mr. Bolduc test, by Kendall H. Lee, Asbury Park city manager, at • certificate of merit; .Kiwanis President Benjamin H. Ashin, presenting the club award; Mr. Bolduc; Edward H. Parade pageant held at the resort Saturday. Joan Conger, left, Conway, who presented a watch from the Chamber, and George A. Hollywood, chairman of the dinner committee. 18, of Pompton Lakes, holds trophy she won in talent portion of contest with a soft-shoe tap dance. Girls will'represent state in finals of National Miss High I School contest at Asbury Park Aug. 15 and 16. Contest was sponsored by American College of Cosmetology, Newark, which presented winners $800 scholarships'* MORTGAGE IS FOR IURN. ING — In photo at left, the Red Bank First Aid and Res* cue Squad burned its mort- gage at a party in the Willowbrook Inn, .Fair Haven, Saturday. From left are Harry Aumack, squad president, and chairman of three, of the squad's fund drives, George Schmidt, John Higgins and Calvin CarharK Everett Brower, fourth chair- . man of the drives, was un> able to attend.

CAPE MAY OR BUST *-.. Four Rumsan-FAlr-Hayen Regional High School students departed Saturday irr m on a 300-mile bicycle trip to Cap* May and back. They will be roughing It for about a week on a pre- selected route. From left are Dave Evans, John Morgan, Charles Morgan and Dave Sauvage*

A ROSE FOR KAREN — The ; DIAMOND JUBILEE — The first annual commencement first in a series of events exercise of Raritan Township celebrating the 75th anni- High School was held Friday versary of the founding of night in school gymnasium.. Temple Beth Miriam, Elber- in'photo at right, the vale- on, was a dinner-dance held dictorian, John Shayner, pins Saturday night in the Holly- rose on Kareo Sellick, salu- wood Golf and Country Club, tatprian, as School Superin- West Deal. In photo at tendent R. Thomas Jaiinarone right, Milton S. Erlanger, looks'on. One hundred stu- center, chairman of the dia- dents received diplomas. mond jubilee committee and Seven of them are members son of one of the temple's of National Honor Society.. founders, Charles Erlanger, was presented with an in- scribed silver platter. At left is Milton Mermelstein, tem- ple president, and at right is Rabbi Aaron H. Lefkowitz.

Police Break Up Vacant Freehold JonesBeachFight JONES BEACH, N.Y. (AP) - Building Burns Police broke up a free-for-all in a beach parking lot Sunday and FREEHOLD - A fire of un- hauled off 10 bathing-suit-clad determined origin broke out at young men on disorderly conduct 10:23 a.m. yesterday in a vacant charges. frame structure on this borough's "Too much beer, too much sun west side. and too much youth," was one A general alarm brought six park policeman's description of fire tpucks to the scene at Le- the disturbance involving about 100 youths fighting with fists and noir Ave. where firemen battled beer cans. the blaze for about 45 minutes A few black eyes and bloody The wooden building was owned noses were the only injuries. by Mrs. Stella Rogers. A fire The arrested youths, all whlto, department spokesman said it were jailed in Mineola to await had been unused for some time. arraignment today. Fireman Joseph Collncra of Engine Company 2 was slightly N.J. Nvm Briefs Injured when he became entan- gled in a piece of hose and fell. On P«[>v ,f Today He was examined by a local doctor. New Jersey News Briefs, a regular feature of this page, will bo found today on Page 3. HONORED GUEST at a luncheon in tho Shadowbrook The Easy Way Restaurant Friday was Mrs. Lillian Jay of Elberon, re- HAMILTON, Ohio (AP)-Policc Report Earthquake tiring after a 47-yeaV career in education. For the last are looking for a man who got WESTON, Mass. (AP) — The his self-defense trophies the easy Boston College seismograpnlc sta- eight years she has been a reading specialist in Shrews- way over the weekend. THEATRE 10, the I Oth annivenary celebration of the Mo mouth Players, was staged Saturday in the Monmouth Hills tion recorded a strong earthquake bury's Borough school, Before that she taught retarded 5,500 miles southeast of Boston at Ho broke Into the Don San Judo Club House. The theipian group performed scenes from its two initial productions in 1953, "Theatre" by Somerset 11:35:31 p.m., EST, Sunday. children. Offering congratulations is Howard E. Matte- school and stole three trophies, Maugham and "Blithe Spirit" by Noel Coward. Starring In the latter were, from left, Mrs. Robert O. Thatcher of A spokesman said the tremor valued at M5, from » display was in the vicinity of the Canary son, principal. ase. Middletown, Robert Pearse of Rumion, Mn. James Nell on of Rumson and Mrs. Frederick Rowse of Rumson. Islands off tha coast of Africa. 12-Mi»uky, Jum 24, 1968 US 8AM? REGISTER twiag €fivws t»avkt«l la Pwuv State Takes Jl fahy in pi.t*«», M, «f un Tenth An,, MeptUBt; WfiJltra 1. Chamberlain Licenses Of MufcoJ.. Jr., 21, of 18 Wtrm St., Keyport; Jtme* F. Kear- History ney, W, .of 1( Parker Pi,, Shrews- By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. 'True religion," so Jefferson wrote to John Adams in ers bury; Joseph H. Fritt, 27, of 1817, "is morality ... the sublime doctrines of phil- Company B, USASCS, Fort Mon- Today1! highlight in history: TRENTON-Ned J. ParseUan, mouth. tnthropism and deism taught us by Jesus of Nazareth, On mil date in IMS fwnuel director of the state Division of And, Richard B. Ansel!, M, of in which we all agree, constitute one religion." Carry' Motor Vehlclei, today announced David Ferguson became fj» first 22 Alberoa Ave., Allenhurst; Negro "consecrated a biahop of Ing on from such precepts, Jefferson advocated devel the suspension of the driver's li- Jean G. Hill, 48, of SM Baltimore censes of 26 county motorists un- the Pmtestant Epfocojjil Church oping the moral sense in school. If he equated the moral Blvd., Sea Girt; William M. of America. ConMeiUtMi took der the state's 60/70 excessive EkdaM, 19. of » Ann Si,, Free- •ense with the religious sense, and if he believed that ipeed program. place tt Grate LutfaRttCtuueCtuueh hold, an« Frank Ortrouch, 74, of In Ne* York City. Jesus's "doctrines of philanthropism" were a matter The license of John E. Baker, V 28 Lelghto* Ave., Red Bank. On Ala. date- ,*?• of common acceptance, he could hardly have been Jr., 19, el Stt-Pitoey Dr., Sprint Under the reciprocity agree- In 1«T America's tint femin- Lake Height*, was suspended for ment, the licenses of Clyde N. against the voluntary school recitation of a prayer ist, Margartf Bmt. was ejected two months. Sixty-day suspen- SaboM, 41, of tJ7 Hilton Ave. from tomjMliSrof tha Mary. which refers to a non-denominational Father in a non sions were ordered for Marion New Shrewsbury, convicted In Una1 Ataemfly-wben tha demand- denominational Heaven and which asks only that we S. Krasowstd, 18, of 117C TTMonPennsylvania, and Jack Falack, e4 a $te ft asaemWy.Wlbert. Rd., Belmar, and R. J. Cunstone, 21, of 307 Third Ave., Bradley be given our daily bread while we are being forgiven », of 17 Jupiter Ct., Matawan. jona .'* , i our trespasses and protected from evil. Bead), convicted in Connecticut, The licenses of the following wen suspended for tt days. In &4. Bowdeto Ofep was The Supreme Court has interpreted the First drivers were suspended for 30 harMfcl at Bnmivfclr, Maiw. days; William T. Wtttbeck, 31, In 1*M. US. Secretary jof*at» Amendment in the light of its own thought. It has not THREE INDICTED of 44 Clinton St., East Keant- Frank- Kellogg mad* ptfcllc the really tried to discover what the Founding Fathers had burg; Rosemary L Walters, J7, FREEHOLD - The! Monmouth draft of a treaty intended to out- in mind when they wrote it. of 1-D Spring Ter.,,and Rudolph County Grand Jury presented Su- law war. Wilson, 38, M Peach St., both perior Court Judge J. Edward In 1*41, President Franklin Red Bank; I. Tkttsconko, 41, of Knight Indictments Thursday Roosevelt anotkmeed that the U.S. Bi-county Group Farmingdale; Marie Gibson, », Among those indicted were Eal would give all aid posslbto to Rut- t, Foster, 30, of M Van Dora Porter PUPPY LOVE — Obviously enjoying their visit with two of the younger animals be- of Hoimdel; Monroe L. line, Mi alt following tti'ltirtiteiiiiy Ger- Elects Officers of 928 17th Ave., Wert Belfflar. St., Keyport, for escape from the many. , (Continued) ing cared for at the Eatontown shelter maintained by the Monmouth County Society Keyport police headquartersf Also, George j. Laubensteln, 4S, In IMS, VS. parMrooptfi l«nd- Gerald T, Jordan, IS, of Midland tkra laws may cause a debtor LAKEWOOD - Dr. Erwin for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animali are these four Red Batik children. The young- of 115417th Ave;, Belmar; John •d near . tn the Blvd. Freehold, atrocious as- so much distress that he is Friedman of this place, chief sters, who helped raise funds for the (heifer's support during the June I tag day F. Pongrac, Jr^; 18, of 7 Mason Philippines during Wortd War IT. sault and battery', and Kenneth forced to the shield of bank- psychologist and administrative Dr., Hazlet; Alan D. WoodfteM, Ten yean ago..,Fraaot ended sponsored by the Red Bank Auxiliary to the county SPCA,' are, left to right, Fred W. Mackenzie, J54 Locust Grove ruptcy. A deficiency judgment associate of the Children's Psy- 19, of 1302 Laurel Ave., wana- its fifth week without a cabinet PL, West Keansburg, on a charge (or, say, $1,000, after his car Balsamo and Leo Waiders, sixth grade students in the Oakland Street School, and tnas'sa; Joseph Pina, Jr. of Com- the longest cabinet crlaU la that chiatric Center at Eatontown, has of Impairing die morals of a mi- has been repossessed and sold, Elaine Douglas and Rainey Williams, seventh grade pupils in the River Street School. pany D, USASCS, Fort -Mon nation's history, been elected president of the Mon- nor. may be the final hurt compelling mouth; Hebron Webster, 37, of Five yean «go...Thlrty persons mouth-Ocean County Psychologi- William Snedden of the SPCA looks on. him to seek the bankruptcy es- 1111 Tenth Ave., Neptune; Rob- were injured when an oil barge cal Association. cape hatch. It is significant that ert B. Parker, 32, of UU>/4 A batting average to deter- and a'Swedish freighter collided CAMPAIGN LITERATURE Bob Cousy of the Boston Cel- New York and New Jersey have Installation of officers' took Springwood Ave., Asbury Park, mined by dividing the total num- in New York'i East River. 3 retired with 2J18 points in much more moderate garnish- place here Saturday. A .Bridgeton, N. ." and William T. Hogan, 21, of 242 ber of hits by the total times at One year ago...Canadian Prime 3 playoff games in the National ment laws and there is no pro- Dr. Friedman is a native ot LETTERS To the Editor: Main St., Keyport. bat. Walks, sacrifices, hit by Minister John Diefenbaker an- vision for garnishment In Flori- asketball Association.,, Elgin Hungary and came to this coun- (Continued) The politicians of New Jerse. In accordance with the recip- pitcher and interference by, denounced an austerity program, In- ;ay!or, still playing,' has 2015 da or Texas. try in 1955 to join me staff of recently passed a' bill to restric: rocity agreement, 30-day, sus- catcher do not count as official tended to ease his countryy fi- will cease, and this will ineai distribution of unsigned campaign joints. ' . . .' ' . nancial problems. .-•. .-, :-.' As for underlying factors,-one the Linden Hill Residential.Treat- pensions were ordered for the fol-at .bats. ment Center at Hawthorne, N. Y. less danger of bone cancer, thy literature. Using the pretext that obviously is the debtor's own ex- Two years later he became direc- roid cancer and leukemia, am the bill would prevent libelous travagance. Another is over- tor, of phycholpgicai services at fewer deformed births. statements against candidates, loading y otreless or indifferent the state colony at New Lisbon, The late Pope John stated ii the politicians have given ample ITS NIW! ITS HIRE! ITS FRII! credit granters. A disgrace to the and in 1961 he assumed his pres- "Pacem in Terris" his fear tha evidence that they cannot be entire retailing business are the ent post. • nuclear tests "will have fata trusted with the safe keeping of operations of shoddy retailers consequences for life on thi our traditional rights and liber- Also elected by the two-county who invite new bankrupts to buy earth." It would be a fine me ties. association, were Stanley Bosner, everything from cars, to jewelry morial to him if the nations wen The law is a direct violation president-elect; Zelig Schrager, because they know a bankrupt to sign a solemn treaty bannin, of our constitutional rights to free treasurer; Dr. Edward S. Butler, cannot go bankrupt again for six all nuclear tests. speech and free press, a fact corresponding secretary; and years, and thus, if he defaults, made abundantly clear by de- Professor Charles Ficca, record- Very truly yours, they can repossess the purchase cisions of the U.S. Supreme Court Git Tour Fr—Qopy at AMP ^ ing secretary. Allen Strasburger or gamishee his salary without that have invalidated similar Literally Thousands of fine gift* for ytm and yoro — and (ear of losing much, if anything. EVERS MURDER laws in other states. The court every one carefully selected to bring yo« pleasure, prid« and Additional factors are loss of Matawan, N. J said in part, "such blunderbuss Job or overtime pay, marital dif- Tony Bennett laws have invariably been used happimtt. Hurry to A&P today and pick vp your personal copy. To the Editor: Then and there, promise yourself to sare only Plaid SUmpa ficulties (divorce or alimony The Strathmore Democrati to harass minorities rather than payments), sickness or injury. A Ordered to Rest Club at their regular meeting ot punish libelers." for the finest in gifts pins the oath xnrinp you get art A&P. 1960 study showed "medical ex- Although the Socialist Labor WALL TOWNSHIP - Singer June 12, 1963, took formal action penses" as the third most com- Party has for over 70 years Tony Bennett, booked for a 10- placing upon the record that this mon typs of debt listed by bank- proudly and openly declared its day appearance at the Royal organization looks upon the mur rupts. authorship and publication of all Manor, Rt. 35, here, has been der of Medgar Evers as a crim of heinous nature and a blem its literature, I must register a Tomorrow's column will ana- ordered to bed for three days ish and a scar upon Souther, strong protest against a law that lyze what can be done to keep of rest by his physician, the man- American Society. violates and denies a fundamen- John D. out of trouble and out agement has announced. of bankruptcy if he does get into Further, that we, as an organ tal principle of freedom. The tiii After playing a heavy schedule trouble. ization, will give all possible sup purpose is to harass individuals in New Y/ork, Mr. Bennett played port to our elected governmen and minority political partjes one performance Friday and twoofficials, urging them to pasi who hold divergent political IN SERVICES' TOURNEY more Saturday here to capacity valid Civil,Rights legislation. views, and thus are contrary" to RED BANK - PFC Robert audiences, the management an- Finally, that the senators fron the spirit and wor,d of the Con- Palm of this place, son of A. E. nounced. He was near collapse New Jersey be charged to hel] stitution. Palm of Pelican Rd., Middle- after the second Saturday per- close off any possible attempt! As the Socialist Labor Party town, recently competed in the formance and his physician found by Southern senators to filibus candidate for state senator from Partner! with Park... U.S. Air Forces in Europe vol- him suffering from exhaustion. ter when this legislation reachei Salem County, I call upon the leyball tournament .at Brize Nor- The management said it was the floor of the. House. working men and women of.oiu; ASP Sr«nl D»p*fhn»nt—frtik e CENTER guaranteed in the Bill of Rights, 33 C ATTHE by abolishing capitalism and Sauerkraut 2 TMCKirTIM EATONTOWH building a bona-fide Socialist CIRCLE society under which complete democracy and freedom will pre- A DIVMIOH OF R.H.MAOVtCOnlNe. vail. Sincerely yours, Mftt" fed* Albert Ronis, CHUCK STEAKS - Socialist Labor Party Candidate for State Senator Salem County. RIB STEAKS -" 69 L APPRECIATION Fresh Chicken Ports I Red Bank, N. J. Flunk Steaks To the Editor: c The St. James Grammar School Legs "45: Breasts 55fe PTA deeply appreciates the in Shoulder Steaks terest that The Register has Chicken Wings shown in our children and In Ground Beef their activities. We also thank The Register for Chicken Backs* Necks 10; the excellent publicity given to Bacon End Slices 2S £45* our various fund-raising projects Meat prices «ffacHv hi Ntw Janay Starca only. this past school year. Sincerely, Jean Mason Jan* Parktr Corresponding Secretary

Red Bank, N. J. To the Editor: ANISH ALMOND RING 43 The Board of Directors and The taste-thrilling almond filling alone is enough to captiv- general membership of the Great- er Red Bank Jaycees would like ate taste! It's a ring that's sore appetizing! Enjoy one! to thank you very much for all the co-operation and publicity your newspaper has extended us this year. Your co-operation has im- SWEET CORN .-«.-....5- 29* mensely helped us to further our aim of leadership training through community development. Very truly yours, HONEYDEW MELONS tlMit, Mpt Keith W. Klarin, Secretary Fresh Tomatoes ctt ^ Red Plums YOUR OLIVER CUT IS CUTER THAN EVER Monmouth Reform Temple THIS SUMMER WITH A HELENE CURTIS of the Greater Red Bank Area Low Regular NEW DEEP SECRET PERMANENT Shrewsbury, N. J. l2 e To the Editor. 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For tinted licity which you have given to all lvorySoap4 T 23 2:Z29< Comet : 2 :25 lifts of our activities. •r damaged or color-warm hair that needs rcvitalization. Your Interest and assistance has been of great help in keep- ^y THg OIEAT AT I ANTIC & PACIFIC TlA COMPA1W ;—Quick-Frozen Seafood !- Ing our members well informed. fct'i Ma's-HADDOtK tr PHONE TOMORROW AS EARLY AS 9 A. M. Sincerely, FOR YOUR APPOINTMENT AT ALL AIR-CONDITIONED Bernlce M. Roberts $uper Markets FLOUNDER DINNER 2^89' (Mrs. Edward B. Roberts) AMIRKSt DIPINO/Sflll fOOD WIMUi'.Ht 111(1 •,,',) BAMBERGER CHANTREY SALONS Publicity Chairman Csa'a MM'a-Naal 'a lam All Tobicco l'roducli, Froth Milt t»i MmMk There's no Trick m Having Ex- Bcvi«r«gfi furmpl Imra Plaid Stimp nta. SCALLOP OWNER 2 X 99* MMAIOUHI: Liberty 2-2241 Nework: Ml tchell 3-6700 tra Cash. You Get It Fast When You Use Vh« Register Classified, Prices alfectWa Monday and TiNaday, J«m« Z4tfi and Z5Hi hi Safer Mark*** Mai Mf-Seivlee tomlm^ -Advertisement, Vm Horn uny B-rviloti), tMa RED BANK BJ2OfSTER Itwky, Jaw 24, Jtaanferd, 4 Girl Scouts f , Edith Steckiuim Sehool Brown, David and Jane Kwveney. School Bus 12} Monmouth Rd.; Fred Schroe- James Robert Bryant, Mrs/ Blowers, 'Mrs. George der, trading as Schroeder'i Bar Stff* D. Buckler. George N. Get Cuirved Ralph and Miss Peggy Efgrim, Bids Studied rant Time and Grtl, «4 Oceaoport Ave,, and Bwito, Hltabeth Burkh»rd, Betty leaders of 560, presented five- Monmouth Foxwood Co., firadlng WEST LONG BRANCH - The Burt and Cathleen CahUl. point pins, senior pins and a mid- as Circus Liquors Bar, 823 Broad- At Eatontown Bar Awards Shore Regional High School xtension On JotflA Cappouoli, Debra V. shipmate pin to seniors. way. BAtONITjWN The eighth Thursday received bids from r Usda L. Chasey, Wesley NEW SHREWSBURY - Four Senior Scout Lynn Wagner three transportation companies One plenary retail distribution grade clau of Memorial School S. Clark, Sandra J. Cline, Mich- girls received the Girl Scouts erved as mistress of ceremonies. license was renewed, to Me- held fomrneneement exercises for bus service beginning next House Repair ael E. Cocliran, Carol Lynn Col- highest award, the curved bar, Mrs. Michael Badal, neighbor- September. Guire's Beverages, Inc., 22 Wai- Thursday in Myer Hall Auditor- at the neighborhood court of hood chairman, welcomed the WEST LONG BRANCH —The born, Willie A. Coleman, Linda Beale Buses, of this place; R St. tuo, Port MommtA. Dr. wiUlam awards at Swimming River girls and their parents. lorough Council Thursday grant- M. Cone, William Cook, Klaus Helfrich & Son, West Keansburg, The governing body changed W. Ramsay,, superintendent of Cornell, Barbara CriteUi, (Hga School. d an extension of time until schools; gave the commencement and Van Nortwick Brothers, East the date of its scheduled meeting Cruz; Candace Curtiss, Wllfried Barbara Billings, Troop 4, and uly 18 to Joseph and Fannie July 4 to July 18. jaddress. Keansburg, submitted bids on the )e Rario to make some disposi R. Catja, Patricia Ann Daughtry, Mary Nagel, Ann Corrigan and Doctor-Artist lS-run bus schedule for the 1963- Samuel Garofsdo, president of Lynda Davis, Lertie Daynard and Jane Keaveney, Troop MJ, re- ion of the burned house on their 64 school year. The bids were iroperty at 483 Cedar Ave. oard of Education, presented Jane Marie DeCarlo. ceived curved bars. Wins Award referred to committee for study. Library Schedule [certificates and awards. Charles Mrs. Robert Wagner, immedi Contracts will be awarded dur- Until the extension was granted, Lewis H. Deite, John C. De- ATLANTIC CITY (AP) - Dr. H. Lanza, school principal, Intro, ate past neighborhood leader, ing an adjourned meeting June ist night bad been the deadline EATONTOWN — The board of Lage, Hector Delgado, Hiroko James A. Fisher Sr. of Asbury duced fiie class. was presented a certificate of 27. o tear down or reconstruct the the Eatontown Public Library Donahue, Patricia Ann Driggers, Park, N. J., has been awarded Invocation and benediction were appreciation by Mrs. James uilding. has announced its summer sched- Joseph F. Drum, Melvin Edwards, Blowers, district chairman. first prize for his oil landscape in Also held for study was a bid ule, effective today, to Sept. (iven by Rev. Robert Reed of on medical supplies by the H. A The council renewed four ple- Charles Evans, Paul Evans, Car- Fifteen troops participated in the American Physicians Art A* 3. Hours are Monday through the Eatontown Presbyterian ireene Co., Newark, lary retail consumption liquor ol L. Flannery, Charles Ray this first neighborhood court of sociktion Contest, it was an Saturday, 10 a.m. to noon, and Church, and Rev. James Coyle The board hired three part- icenses to: Anthony DeFilippo, Foist, Garry R- Freudenberg, awards. Brownies flying up were nounced Thursday. Monday, Wednesday and Friday of St. Dorothea's Catholic Church, Daniel P. Gallagher Jr., Michae time employees for the months rading as Larchwood, 140 Wai: iR. Van Hen respectively, Gayi Gonsetfi of- members of Troops 337, 217, 362 Dr. Fisher, awarded a medal t.; Joseph's Restaurant, Inc., evenings from 7 to 9, Jay Gallagher, Helen U. Glover 379, 602, 112, 618, arid 637. and plaque for his painting of the « ^ and-August. Mrs. JenVett FAIR HAVEN - John R. Van fered the welcome and Steven Gayi Patricia Gonseth, Charlene G. Cowan will be a summer Wohlfeil, the farewell. Brownie troop 337 sang "Golden Asbury Park Casino, competed in Horn, too of Assessor and Mri. Green, Norma Lou Greene, Terry the senior oil division during the brarian at $600, Mrs. Marie None- Taking part in the clasp prei- Sim." • TOYS • GREETING CARDS • GIFTS W, Raymond Van Horn of Battin iritfiths, Terry M. Hagaman Intermediate Troop 623, 'pre- 112th annual convention of the macher will assist the librarian Rd., recently wu graduated from entatlon were Gundrun Meril, at $1.50 per hour, and Dr. Henry Debra Hammons, Leona E. Haw sented a skit, "Girl Scouting American Medical Association duty to school; John DeLage, Melnick will be summer music PARTY GOODS • FUGS • HOME SAFES the U.S. Navy Training Center and Robert Lee Heiple. Comes to America." Members of which ended yesterday. at Great Lakes, III., with the duty to God; Nancy L. Wood, instructor at $1,000. LeRoy Henderson, Marion D 'roop 691, sang "Our Chalet.' His painting has been nomi- rating of fireman apprentice. duty to fellow men, and David 1 nated for showing at the Bank STATIONERY & OFFICE SUPPLIES Leach, duty to country. Hector Herrmann, James Warren Hicks, Proficiency badges and rank He li concluding a leave of two Marcia Hill, Raymond Hill, Larry awards were presented to girls for Savings Art Exhibit in New DID IT HURT, HURT? week* at home and has left for Delgado presented the guest York In October. JOHNSON CHY, Tenn. ART & DRAFTING MATERIALS speaker. William Holm, Donald Hopkins, in Troop 283, 390, 391, 4, 623 and Baltimore, wbere he has been 191. Some 55 paintings were entered _Harold Hurt caught a wJioppei Betty Jo Burt, president of the Irma Horvath, Rebecca Howe, assigned to the oveneu supply Linda Ellen Howell, Kathleen L. Joan Henry explained senior in the senior oil division. while out fishing near here bu Established Telephont •hip USS Denebota, Student Council, gay* the, Pledge of Allegiance. The school band Hurley, Robert L. Jetter, Ddores scouting and welcomed eight girls he wasn't happy about it. What SH 1-0001 Vu Horn attended Fair Haven into Senior Troop 560. These in- tra Cash. You Get iran At all dmc counter*. Povendo, Rath Ann Price, Ken- HounclM- neth E. Reames, Carol Reevey s Sharon A. Riddle, George Petei Rose, Ronald D. Rossini, Pameli FILLET BORROW 2200 D. Russell and Sallie Ann Satagaj. DELICIOUS Clyde J. Sickler, Richard Slo- cum, Ralph Stabile, Sidney Steele, Sun Sip rtown BOTTOM ROUND ROAST Barry Stein, Barbara S. Stiffler, Joseph G. Sweger,' Rogei|*ee M«i,to40.4wk;. Ham* Owrwrt with, of wlHiout axiiting Treat, David Tremblay, Baftita ORANG Sirloin Tn!r 79L Short Ribs TWBl VW m OME LOW MONTHLY Truslow, Sherry Utter, i .'. i aEEAYMENT SCHEDULE Vinga, William J. Vital, firoefc JUICE Porterhouse3r89 Pel Roasl'sags. tine L. 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OFFICES: ASP'JRY PARK «I*ED BANK •MANASQUAN • NORTH ASBURY PARK "FAIR HAVEN •HOLMDEL oBRIEUE Jftmbtr r«<«ral R«titles Saturday at Southern Call' Monmouth took second place and Decline Darby Dan Farm's Bramalea (o wm the big money. fomia concluded a starttingly suc- and Fall was the show horse with was the early leader but finished %t»M Dally Double cessful athletic year with its fifth SAFETY ON THE WATERWAYS "-- New Jersey's $»+» Paul Kallai In the saddle. fourth, *f she faded after holding Daily double Saturday paid *«.• national championship. Results the lead most of the way favorite 80 when Uncle Pid, Howard Grant Trojan teams also captured the 29-July 6) will be marked by a radio discussion of ways to improve 4 IST-Clmf.; 4-tip; 6 f.i ofl 3:31. Patrol Woman paid $9.80, $4.40 was still holding the front run- riding, copped the first race1 with NCAA baseball, track and swim- Vcd»d» R4 fOnU) 1.«1«0 44.« J.J» pleasure on the waterways. The program will be preiented this week. Itfi .ftdio Man Hill (Balm) U.00 S.30 and $3.20. Frinnnaka, paid $3.60 ning position at the three-quarter a $7.80 win tag. Niequest, Cham- ming crowns and were ranked Cout to Cout (Brooej) loo and $3. Decline and Fall returned pole but once m the stretch, bers in the saddle, completed the series, How New Jersey Grows, is prepared by the New Jersey Department of Con- T.-l:13. Also—Boob; Trap, Amadla, No. 1 In football, winning the KasrulUi Sweep, Ore«k John, WloUr- $4 for show. Bramalea started fading. second half posting a $8.20 return. Rose Bowl game, servation and Eepnomic Development! Participants, left to right, are Robert F. Camp- let Koko Doao, Vukt, Draf xtn(, LSda Ro». It was the second win In four Nosed Ahead The 27,163 fans on hand made Ralston proved the NCAA knew bell, Rumson, commission member; Jack Sullivan, Spring Lake, chairman of the State 2D-Clmi.; 4-up; • l.;im. starts for Patrol Woman this Frimananaht was in the lead it the largest crowd of this sea- something when it seeded him Nlewieso (Ob'b'ra) 8.90 i«0 J.W Boat Regulation CommUiion; Kenneth H. Graveling, Neptune, director of Division of Ftrt Time Indian (Or1!) 1.00 2.40 year. The race grossed $22,761 at the stretch and Jockey Howard son. The crowd wagered $2,474,- first, over Mexico's talented Ra- BatUa H«U (Steraaon) 4«0 and Mrs. Goodwin's stable picked Grant nosed ahead by a 020, also a season's high. Resource Development, and Charles M. Cubbage, Neveiink River Rd., Middlatown T.-l:l214. Also—Oolden Reward. Coa- fael Osuna, a Southern Cal team- BK Monitor, Dr. Jon«, Nivy CUter, mate. The tall, sandy-haired Cali- Township, cdmmiision member. The series ij broadcast by 20 radio stations in New Johnny Blue, Carole Baby. fornian smashed past Northwest- DsJlj DHHl 44 raid *M.aj .Jersey. ' \ • ; • • ' .•' . •-,..'••.•.: JD-Clmg.; 4-up; J I.; ofl 3:3*. em's Marty Rlesses fa the final, Oet Some More (St'l) U.W 1.00 4,80 «T, 2-8, II! D'Esp'tlo.rt .412 Boll Joints 11.95 stakes here—the Select, Lamp- s second-inning collision with a whipped the Santurce Cangre- to'l'ne.lb OOO Kl'm'y.lf 0 1 Win Maxwell Play jeros of the Brooklyn Puerto toK'»'3b S 1 3 Cash'n.lb 0 0 Tortlon Bar Air lighter and Rumson. teammate and had to leave the Oelc'r.rl LEONARDO - Willie Cannavo 3 0 0 onlyW Other leading candidates for the game with New York. Rican League, 12-3, in an exhibi- DeS'ncp 1 O MoC'thy.p 2 0 0 Suspension 13.95 Includes^ Oceanport, judged from their pre- A wind blown popup to the right and Don Rovegno were winners tion game at I p.m. Ph'M.c 4 O new Cootte.M 1 O Just Say "Charge it"..j vious records are Claiborne of the mound appeared to be fall yesterday in the George Max- At 5 p.m., it was back to the D»Q'ie,2b 2 O weights Farm's Bluescope, victor in the ing in safely when Wilson rushed field Memorial trophy competi- diamond for the Jersey Shore Tru«I,D 5 0 Take months to pay tion at Beacon Hill Country Club ,44 13 IT 33 3 RII MyrHewood, Nashua and Swaps over to make the catch at the League encounter with Mana- Red Bank Tire .400 «10 102-13 In 1962, Mrs. Mary G. Christmas' last minute. But as the ball hit with 8 over par in the match squan. FrMftold ...030 000 000-2 Umplrei-AVIIllaml ft Relit. Towson, winner of last season's his glove, shortstop Ed Bressoun, play against par 36 holes com- Don Rooney was the loser Salvator, H. O. H. Frelinghuysen's who had been chasing the ball petition. Saturday, going the route witfi 10 all the way, slammed into Wilson, Finishing second with 8 up on Merry Ruler, a three-time stakes strike outs, three walks and only urtli.ii 110 Areri.ct winner last year and Hobeau sending him crashing to the par were Fred Giersch and Bill the first-inning single. Schweir Rlzzo,2b ZOO OIll.lJ Wowi.lb 3 0 0 FH'b'n.lt Farm's Kilmoray, who scored in ground. =enwick. fanned seven and gave up one A'd'ri'n.rt 2 O 0 Blana.lb Align the Royal Polnciana at Hialeah Cannavo also had tow gros base on balls while tossing his Ma'eo.Bli 10 0 MeK-ey.Ob John Blanchard was given a hit 8ltli,3b 3 0 1 Ftillllpa.c and the Toboggan m New York. on the play which scored Elston with a 70 card with Fenwick two-hitter. Metz.c 2 0 0 Truei.rf ront trailing with 72. Glenn,ir 2 0 0 D« O'ge,2b The Lamplighter apnears to of- Howard from second base. Red Bank's only safeties were R'thi'n.cl 3 0 0 Sooner,; fer even more in the way ot Wilson suffered, a bruised shoul- Low net went to John Manley singles by George GiU and Dave Sch'lr.p 2 0 0 Wheel Bearings talent from the ranks of those der and was taken to Santa Maria with 89-24—«S. Second in this de- McKelvey In the first and fifth 31 1 1 22 o a; partment was James Ryan with innings, respectively. Manuquan 100 000 0—lj who have already distinguished Hospital for precautionary X- Bed Bank Tire .000 000 0-01 themselves in stakes competition. rays. 82-18—66. SO-Sclwelr 7: Rooney 10. BB—| 50 The defeat was She first for Schweir 1; Rooney 3. Rooney on the season. He has Umpires—WUcol * Kauden. won five games. Sanlorce Red Bank Tire 111) Freehold was no match for the Canreleros (3) AB R H AB R H De ae'ta.X) 4 1 1 Monmouth Entries Tire Co. nine yesterday as the Bch'rla.ct 4 O 0111, M 1 Oi torsion Red Bank club pounded out 17 Oarc'a.u 4 2 M»nto.«s J. B'and.Sb 4 0 3 Be'nrt,rl adlustment First Race-Purse $3,001 2 yo Mdns Clg 5ft fur. 4. Martial Man 114 NB 6-1 hits, including eight doubles, and Msr'nl.ir -----Bland.lt - -> namos.ln MK'3b not included 1. Betsy 111 NB 4-1 5. Star Sight 114 Grimm 12-1 pair of triples and a home run. M B'nd.c 2. aRed Snapper 114 Kallai 4-1 «. Step 117 MonacelU 4-1 Barry Ayers, the Albie Pierson MoJ'ca.rf 0 HTitl'ion.cf 3 2 114 Sorensen 15-1 M'ney.c 6 0 Heflll.el 0 0 0 3. Alert Spin 104 Aristone 20-1 7. Dust Jacket of the Red Bank team, clubbed Nle'ei,2b 0 1 P'llpi.c 1 1 0 4. xBltofWar ill NB 1W 8. Yachtsman 114 Kallai 15-1 Ba'r't.p Cooke.p 3 1 O 9. Handsome Clay 114 Zakoor 5-2 the home run leading off Red Tlau.p 2 0 0 5. Luna Landing 118 1MB 12-1 Clnt'n,p Timtone NEW TREADS 10 1 «. Cracketistlc 114 NB 8-1 Bank's five-run fourth inning. Fifth Race—Purse $3,500, 3 y.o. clmg, 6 furlongs APPLIED ON SOUND TIRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWN TIRES 7. Running Mad 118 Baird 6-1 Red Bank opened the scoring 3J 5 B „ 30 19 7 1. Remunerate 115 Baird 15-1 8. Draw-T 118 Brooks 3-1 with four runs in first, five in the ^SStrSr=SS m £l 9. Sunny Pose 115 Zakoor 15-1 2. aBright Cadet 115 NB 2-1 WHUEWALLS-ANY SIZE 10. Karary 111 NB 4-1 3. Organ Grinder 115 NB 8-1 Narrow or Wide Design. 11. Slmmo US NB 10-1 4. Tomy Dixon 115 Grimm 4-1 5. Cliff Hanger 115 HarmaU 8-1 Tubeless or Tube-type 12. Dink's Boy 114 Zakoor 8-1 6. Yankee Relic 113 LeFebvre 15-1 13. x) Shlllln A MTV 118 NB 10-1 MonntQUth Park 14. Iappoint 118 NB 20-1 7. Florida Cracker 113 HarmaU 15-1 8. Royal City *108 Karpe 10-1 Our Nat Trtadi, identified by Medallion and aAop mark, art 15. Black Tie 118 Culmone 20-1 IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS It. aRoman Dove 111 NB 4-1 9. aSharp Effort 108 NB 2-1 GUARANTEED 10. Theodore C. 115 Harmatx 0-1 SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT 1. SftinM defocta in workmanship and materials durir* lift of Iraad. a) Foales-Gove entry By DOTTIE GORMAN By SAM 1 Against normal road hazards (except renairabls punctures) x) Lafferty-McHugh entry 11. Peter Raymond 115 Kallai 5-2 l*r«d In everyday passenger oar u» tor 12 months. a) F. P. Alme entry Replacementa prorated on tmd wear and baaed on list prioss current Second Race-Purse $3,000 3 & 4 yo Md Clg 6 fur Karary Draw T. at time ol adjustment Sixth Race-Purse $3,500, 4 yo&up, FfcM clg 1m. 1. Spartan Life 107 NB 4-1 Black Tie Red Snapper Pin ten and 4 recappablt tlrtf 113 12-1 2. aFab's Belle 107 HarmaU 6-1 1. Brlarwood Balrd 1 Red Snapper Dink's Boy 112 8-1 t. xRose'a Proof 107 NB 8-1 2. Mrs. Frog W. Chambers 110 8-5 Cash Boy Cash Boy 4. Royal Bub 108 NB 3-1 3. Free Liberty DeSplrlto 115 7-2 Cozy Josie Admiral's Home 5. Chariot Star 112 8-1 4. aGold Rhythm Sorensen Gomez HI 7-2 Miss Roistar Royal Bub 6. Cash Boy 103 5. aJust Hettle Harmatz Me Curdy 10-1 115 3-1 7. Miss Rolstar 107 6. Autumn Air Stevenson Ways to Save (BEST BET) Ways to Save Monacelli 12-1 MM 3-1 8. Admirals Home 107 Hole 13-1 7. Allltessa Me Curdy Boston King Tartan Man 107 8. Tara Dunslan 100 Madden 15-1 Tartan Man Boston King ft. aSure Price Sorensen 110 15-1 Open Daily 'til 6 P. M. 10. Cosy Josle 107 French 20-1 9. Snow Flyer French a) A. Frledman-D.O.E. vans entry Hope and Fear Handsome Clay 11. xPreclous Spirit 107 NB 8-1 Handsome Clay Mr. Mud Pack a) Bauer-Evans entry Seventh Race-Purse $5,000 3 yo, all, mile ft 70y. Star Sight Hope and Fear Wed. and Fri. 'til 9 I) Montmurro-Corglglla entry 1. Keep Counting 117 Grant 8-1 Remunerate Peter Raymond 117 Third Race—Purse $3,500, 2 yo, Me C&G 5(4 fur 2. aFrom The Top A. Chambers 8-5 Tomy Dixon Theodore C. 3. clndoctrlnate 111 NB 5-2 Theodore C. Royal City 1. Tartan Man 118 GlUioan 10-1 4. xPlvot 117 NB 7-2 118 Greek Episode W. Chambers 8-1 5. clntact 113 Brooks 5-2 Gold Rhythm Gold Rhythm 118 Erin Boy Balrd 6-1 (. Old Daddy 117 Culmone 10-1 Free Liberty Free Liberty SEE US Mr. Moonlight 118 Gilligan 15-1 7. Redrah 117 NB 8-1 Alitossa Alitcssa Golden/ Needles 118 ).FOR TIRES NB 20-1 8. xPrlnce Dion 111 NB Time Step Joyson 118 7-2 Time Step Korle 20-1 9. aTlme Step 117 A. Chambers 84 Keep Counting , Hie Big Marine 118 Brooks Keep Counting 4-1 a) Elbcron Farms entry Old Daddy Old Daddy 8. Snub 118 Zakoor 12-1 b) Brookfleld Farms entry The Gent where your dollar buys MILES more (. Ways to Save 118 Brooks 5-2 c) D. Nlcholas-F. Power-f. J. Barry entry The Gent It. Boaton Hot 118 Boulmetls 4-1 8 Sea Mew Ambergo 11. Mythical Prince 118 NB 12-1 Eighth Race-Purse $4,500 1 yo clg. 1A niftes If. Ambergo Dlmyourllghts STORES 12. Crack Back 118 Kallai 5-1 1. CCStreet no Balrd 8-1 It. Voulolr 118 DeSnlrito 10-1 2. Beyond Call no Gilligan 0-1 hale Scratcha Maple Ave. at White St., DOWN 14. Fleet Trick 118 Block 20-1 t. Bottle Of Rum 112 Grimm 5-1 Sunny Pose, Slmmo, Shlllln A Day, Iappoint, Roman Dove 4. The Gent •114 A WEEK Fourth Race-Puna 11,000 4 t up Clg 1A miles Me Curdy 5-2 Sure Price, Precious Spirit Red Bank—SH 7-5700 5. DhnyMirlltJits no Grimm 8-1 Erin Boy, Vouloir t H»nesy Dream 101 Me Curdy W t. Sea Mew 101 Menacelll S-2 1000 Atbury Av«. Aibury Park J. Hope ami Fear 117 HarmaU . 4-1 Florida Cracker, Sharp Effort 7. Ambergo 110 W. Chambers 7-3 Indoctrinate, Pivot PR 5-8700 3.Mr.ModPt*k 114 oK tl I IU Ahead 111 Korte 10-1 WEATHER-CJear TRACK-Fut MX) BANK REGISTER 1 Unite* Par 70 Beats Monday, Jtme 24, 1*53-15 Jim Davis Wins Palmer and Ciipit in Playoff Rumson Sailing

him a gtanMdller of two eras. previous biggest gap was the 10 A U. S. Golf Association of- RUMSON - Jim Davis skip- MM BMOI, »Mctl and now* The 18-hole playoff was staffed years which separated Gene Sara- ficial said 1he ball was unplay- P««J "Clree" to victory In die *atta| u old maa par himself, in M-degree temperature over the zen's triumphs In 1922 and 1932. able, but Arnie said, "I'd like to Rumson Club Yacht Squadron's cnubad ailing AraoM Palmer and MTfr-yard oourta of Tht Country Boros told friends that his cam- try to knock it out." regular series Arrow c&tss race Jittery Jack Curt b their tbm- Club, where Francis Ouunet paign plan in the playoff was to He took a dub, turned me face on die Shrewsbury River Saftjr- way playoff with a 1-undar-par scored a historic victory »'years "play the card and let Palmer upside down and hacked the ball TO yaateifty. and at 43 became ago.- - •• ,-..•; and Cupit make the mistakes." out of the stump, moving it only day. It was Davis' first victory the oldest flayer ever to win the The winds, which blew at gale It was a winning formula. a few yards. He hit a beautiful of the season, National Open, Golf' Champion- force In Saturday's bizarre dou- After getting a bogey on the recovery shot about 175 yards, •hlpf, •• • i . The Sunday Arrow prl» race ble windup, bit 24 miles per hour second hole where he missed the pitched up and two-putted for his went to Don Summa, in "Ring- Young Clink at* 7J and Pal- Boroi turned in 33, while Cupit green, chipped 4 feet past the cup tail". Davis continued to Im- mar, ill and fighting to stay on gusts early In the afternoon, di- and missed, he put a wedge shot As he walked to the Hth green, press with a second place finish his feet, struggled home with a minishing aa toe playoff pro- 6 feet from the cup at the fourth disappointing 7& Palmer sat down on a rock and In this race. gressed, The nigged old course and a *-iron 3 feet from the pin said: Joseph Lord skippered Larry Palmer, who rallied Saturday with Its 36-36-71 par, played much at the fifth. Gee, I'm tried. But maybe it's McDonald's craft to victory In to tie Boras and Cupit for the eailer-especiaUy for Bows. He added a third birdie at the not over yet, Maybe I'll sink a the Blue Jay class race yester- title shot at 2M, wts ttrlcken The 11-year span between ninth, where after hitting short he few second shots." day. Eldon Harvey, Sr., was with a stomach ailment several wedged to within 9 feet and sank He didn't-but almost. runner-up, with Hank GllberUcm, hours before Ms scheduled teeoff, his putt, On No. IS, he drove near third. Loaded With Medicine had a 36 and Palmer a 37. road in the right rough, but pulled The club's junior Blue Jay anc Leaded with -medicine and per- Boros' only bad hole was the a marvelous recovery by chipping Turnabout class series com spiring profusely, he struggled! 13th, a par 4, 420-yarder. There to within 10 feet of the pin and mence next Saturday. The regu- through the 18 holes, thrlHlng hit he hit a good drive but hit his dropped the putt for a birdie. lar senior series for Blue Jays thousands of supporters with two approach into the woods—a mis On the 16th, he put his drive 8 opens next Sunday. late birdies, but he was merely a erable duffer's shot—and barely gbort of the great Mar who won feet from the pin and rammed The William Riker-Tony Huber got out. He men pitched over me the putt In for another birdie. team were runner-up to Davis In CHAMNON ON SIDIUNIS - Larry P.nacho ol San Diego, Calif., defending mtnY the Open in 1860 and captured green and chipped for a double Saturday's point race. BiUHaeb- three Masters and two British bogey 6. He finished with a flourish on Matters Ski Tournament champion, gets a lot of sympathy and some autographs on his the 16th where he chipped from Open Championships. He regained this stroke with a leg cait at Callaway Gardens where the fifth annual Masters championships war* held the fairway within a foot of the fleet. Cupit, 35. getting the biggest birdie at the 17th. Now playing SAT. BACKS flag and dropped the putt for a 3. this watkand. Larry tuffartd a trip!* fractur* of th* leg six weeks ago, which failed chance of his lifetime, played cautiously to protect his lead, he "Let's go, Arnie." "Go get 'em, L Jim Dtvn, 2. Wllium RUtu to mend in time to allow him to defend his 1962 laurels. Miss Dictaie Ann Heyt, well .after a shaky start. hit a 1-iron off the tee, pitched T«r Hubtr, I. BUI HaeNer, <. Mantoi : Amie," «une yells from the Bows, who flashed a deadly to within 10 feet and made the JJHcau id. B. Edwin gtewert. third from left, Fair Havan, N. J., was on* of fiv* pretfy skiers consoling Panache. crowd, right up to the end, but Don Suflima, 7. Nein Jooaaen Jr. wedge, took control with consec- putt SUN. RACKS It was too late. Dicksi* was runner-up in the women's* division after a semational performance against utive birdies at the fourth and Triple Bogey Arnm» Palmer 5 Over L Summa, 2. D»vt», J. Utreer, the> nation's.top femila entrants. Others in the group (left to right) included Nancy fifth holes and—except for one Palmer's faithful followers, John AtwoM. s. newt. 1 MetcUf. brief falldown-never gave his yelling, stampeding band known Palmer went five over par on Rambler (Dim), Bauett Wlnmll Schnering, Sarasota, Fl«., Mrs. Barbara Cooper Clack, Cypress Gardens, Fla., Jenny (RIlMr'f l»at). DNF. pursuers a chance. as Arnle's army, never despaired the three incoming holes—10th, Hodges, dafanding woman's champion from Birmingham, Ala., and Cela Campbell l_ Joieoiwh LorLami HloDould'i boa! -; Chewing nonchalantly on gum —not even when the Latrobe, Pa. llm and 12th, known as "Satan's 1. Eldonl Harvey ar., a. En* of Hawaii. and Ms big Indian-like face never strong boy took a triple bogey -7 Gulch" before he finally got his , showing a sign of emotion, he at the tough 11th. birdies singing again. 1 one-putted 11 of (he first, 14 holes On this 445-yard, par 4 hole, Cupit, one of five golfing broth- SSYC Sating and played It safe down the Palmer hooked his tee shot into ers and sons of a Longview, Tex., stretch. Julius Bom the woods. On the attempt to truck driver, was obviously nerv- Att*ieageof«X«MsandlU come out, the ball, caromed off an ous at the start, but he steadied Waters, MacEvoy, Pagdin, days, he Is exactly three days championships > the largest ever g-tach tree and bounced back onto his game remarkably as the older than was big, mustachioed for a repeating champion. The a l'/J-foot stump. match progressed. Ted Bay of Britain when he won Bourne Win Series Titles the. title at Inverness in 1920. •rtiis is the second Open title Baseball Roundup OCEANPORT - Strong per-2i% Rich and Bob Yeager won for the paunchy, easy-swinging formances by Leighton Waters, two of the four weekend races, New Engtander, now a residen John MacEvoy, Don Pagdin and The - Turnabout series wai Of Mid-Pines, N.C., and It makes Geoff Bourne in the final four shortened when high winds pre- Yankees Nip Boston, 8-0; Leadraces this weekend earned class vented any Saturday action in championships in the Shrewsbury :his class. Geoff Bourne came Sailing and Yacht Club's 10-race m to win the final two races AJ. Foyt Wins qualifying series. yesterday to win the champion- By Pair; Cincy Reds on Move Waters nipped his brother, Ed, ship with 8% points. Record 3d Title by three-quarters of a point to Lynn Jones was second with Ift. Annie Meltzoft finished ASSOCIATED PRESS Chicago's basketball playing on to count seven runs in the take the Comet class honors. rookie, Dave DeBusschere, in the Pagdin won all four weekend Uiird with 19J4 points. The New York Yankees, on a fifth. It was Saphn's 10th victory In Langhorne Co second. and 337 of his career. races to overtake Al Beck for The club's 15-race champion- rampage, clubbed' the upstart the Wood-Pussy title. MacEvoy LANGHORNE, Pa. (AP) -A. J. Jim Gillia'm's three-run homer Carl Willey threw the first ship series opens here next Sun- Boston Red Sox, 8-0, yesterday for won two of four races to clinch Foyt, twice national champion off Ernie Broglio carried the game shutout for the Mets, and day. Mallory and Adams Cup their third straight victory and the Blue Jay class, while young and the 1961 Indianapolis winner, Dodgers_ to victory over the Tracy Stallard got the second eliminations will be held Satur- 10th In their last 11' games Geoff Bourne won the final two day. captured the 100-mile national Cards.'.JBob Miller, got the win gaijie victory*; Jimmy Piersali In the National League, the races to' clinch the Turnabout -FINAL STANDDfOS- : hit his 100th career homer in the championship for Indianapolis Cincinnati Reds barged to with- in refc\i.'- V- ;. $ class diadem. ComtU cars and drivers yesterday and Spahn hit his 33rd carter home first game and marked the event _ Leirtton Waiere, 23H: 2. __ in one game of, the lead with a Leighton Waters won the the Watari, 3SU, J. Bud Rogeri, 29U, <. became the first driver in the run, high for National League by circling the bases running BUI O'Connor, tt. 5. Lea Adaneoo double victory over the punchless Comet title with 22^ points. Ed Id, 60, 8. Talbott Iofram, CSV, 7. history of the Langhorne Speed- picthers, to tie the score against backwards. It was his first as a Houston Colts, 4-0 and 8-1, as Waters was second with 23%, tour Btlvei, 68, 8. 8Mn MaKaoff, 73, way to win three national cham- the Giants, and the Braves went Met. ». John Stliea, It, 10. Lea Aaamaon the leading St. Louis Cardinals while defender Charles "Bud' 2d, 7S, 11. Jo* Bajnton, 87, 12. Lola pionships. Itaree, 103. 13. Fred Kuehl, 103. and the second place San Fran- Rogers was third with 25J4 Waeg-nulei Foyt, of Huston, Tex, also be- cisco Giants faltered. Rogers, Talbott Ingram, Tom I Don Ftfdln, 11-44, 2, Al BMk, came the first driver to win the 10, J. Don May Jr.. 30, 4. Art PMII, The Cards fell, «, to the Los Morison (his first series start) 3», 5. Ted Dllftr, H. (. RaJpii Olea- championships in three different Angeles Dodgers, who moved to and Leighton Waters won the am, H, T. Stlmpaon Brown,. M, I. divisions. His victory in the 100- BUI Harver, 73. within \Vt games of the lead. four weekend races. BlM _ mlle yesterday follows triumphs Warren Spahn pitched and batted 1. John Waclvoy, 12V. 2. Core] Pagdin's great finish earned . In the 50-mile sprint in April and Milwaukee to a 104 decision over Blob,- 19H, J. Alice Itoblnfon, X\, Dlcksle Ann Hoyt him the Wood-Pussy title with t. Bob Yeaier. 2»H, 6. Louiie Potter, the 150-mile late model car race the Giants, who remained one- «SK, S- Jim Minn, 17, t. Kar 11% points. Al Beck was runner- Hotuer, K, I. Charles Malllnfa, M,9. In May. half game out. Ctaarlea Walker, 81. 10. Oharlts up with 19, with Don Asay Jr., Kunkle, m, 1L Frank Newton, «, 12. Second in me lWroile race wai The Chicago White Sox, sec- third, with 30. Defending cham- Jim Adanuan, Tl, 13. Henri Aimonler, Miss Hoyt 2d in Masters Jim MeElreath of Arlington, Tex., ond place club in the American Associated Press Stlm Brown was seventh TarwbanM followed by Jim Hurtublse of Len- League, split a double header over-all. 1. atoll Beune, 8U. 3- Lyna JM»I, nox, Calif.; Pametti Jones, this with the Cleveland Indians and American League National League OH, 3. Anole HeltwU, UH. «. Kandy Watei; Ski Championships MacEvoy retained his Blue Jay Bourne, 22, 8. Oleirn Rofen, M, I. year's Indianapolis 500 champion, fell two games behind the lead- W.L. Pct.G.B. W. L. Pet. G.B. Ilu Bttter, M. honors witihh 12% points. CCorey and Don Branson of Champaign, ing Yankees, ' New York .....40 .626 St. Louis 41 .588 PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga.-Dlck- ond In tricks, third in Jumping -41 .586 2 Rich was second with 1% whil HI., driving In relief of Bobby The White Sox won the opener, Chicago San Francisco 41 .577 sle Ann Hoyt, Fair Haven's water and fifth in the slalom to gain _ 35 tt Alice Robinson, was third with Marshman. 2-1, on rookie Pete Ward's two- Boston .547 5 Cincinnati .....40 30 .571 Seaboard siding sensation, finished second a place in yesterday's finals. She Jones took fourth in a borrowed run single in the eighth inning, Cleveland .537 5J4' Los Angeles .39 30 .565 In the filth annual Masters Water jumped 85 feet and added 19 form car and was thus able to main- but lost the second, 2-0, as Barry Minnesota ....36 .529 6 Chicago ,_38 33 .535 Ski Tournament to qualify for points for a two-day total of 219 tain his lead in the national cham- Latman threw a five-hitter for the Baltimore . 37 .521 8J4 Milwaukee _34 35 .493 Chinnock Wins Baseball League the World Water Ski Team try- in that event. pionship, with a total of 1,280 Indians. Los Angeles _36 .500 Pittsburgh _...33 36 .478 Last Week's Results outs early this week. A fall In trick skiing caused her points. Engine trouble had forced Baltimore whipped Minnesota, Kansas City _31 .463 Philadelphia 31 40 .437 FH River Rats' River Plaxa Tigers 8, Shrews- Dlcksle set a torrid pace fa to fo» ner "«t % !•»«*. but sh« the Indianapolis champion to 4-1, Detroit dumped skidding Kan- Detroit 27 .409 14 New York .389 14 bury Lions 2 all three women's events—tricks, held second place with a total forego his Agajanian-Wfliard spe- sas City, 11-2, and Washington Washington ....22 .301 Houston 27 .375 Rumson Bulldog* 9, River Plaza slalom and jumping-to gain the «' l™» points to qualify, Sunday's Results cial dirt track car and borrow snapped a 10-game losing streak Sunday's Results Blue Jay Races Panthers 7 runnerup spot in a star-studded Washington 4, Los Angeles 0 A. H. BUSINESSMEN'S one from Bobby Pattern!!. by taking the Los Angeles An- Cincinnati 4-8, Houston 0-1 Shrewsbury Wolverines 7, Llttli national field. (Summer E4ttl«> Chicago 2-0, Cleveland 1-2 FAIR HAVEN - Fdp Ohinnock W gels, 4-0, behind Tom Cheney, in Pittsburgh 7, Chicago 6 Sliver Eagles t The three -day tournament h Baltimore 4, Minnesota 1 swept two Blue Jay class races Caruso's E«so •"" other American League action. Milwaukee 10, San Francisco 4 Little Silver Roven 12, Rumson ended yesterday on the waters of wait s Detroit 11, Kansas City 2 to highlight the River Rats week- B!|f a Team .... t The Pittsburgh Pirates beat Los Angeles 4, St. Louis 3 Terriers 4 Robin Lake. Tryouts for the Unit- Wmj'"'" i Tavern ~ New York 8, Boston 0 end sailing activities. BOAT SUPPLIES back the Chicago Cubs, 7-6, on New York 5-4, Philadelphia 0-1 Little Silver Ravens 7, Rlvei ed States team that will com- Mo Kenzle's Team S in Saturday's Results Cheryl Wainwright won the In La RUB'a Team •a Wall Strut aria head- Robert Clemente's three-run Plaza Bean 9 pete in the World Water Ski S00 Club - Lou Kltx 234, four Chicago 2, Cleveland 1 Saturday'! Results dian Scout race, while Jim Mo Kenzlt 223, Jim Me Kay 221. Wilt homer in the seventh inning, and Rumson Wildcats 14, Shrewsbury championships at the same site. quartan for all your boot- Minnesota 3, Baltimore 1 Philadelphia 2, New York 0 Craig was the winner of the Andenon 230, Dan MarohMti Jl«, the New York Mets moved ahead FOXM 2 The 17-year-old Miss Hoyt took i Furce 2tB, 308: Bob Kauftmaa New York 6-2, Boston 5-2 St. Louis 2, Los Angeles 1 Navesink Sailing Society's Wood Lou Papa 305, Bun 8«cka4 MX Ing netdt. of Houston into ninth place by River Plaza Tigers 10, Rumsoi first place in the jumping and Detroit 3, Kansas City 2 San Francisco 3, Milwaukee 0 Pussy class test. whipping the Philadelphia Phils Bulldogs 8 tricks divisions Friday. Dlcksie SVOAUOBE Los Angeles 9, Washington 4 Cincinnati 3, Houston 0 Chinnock took the opening race Nylon—Manlto^Docron twice, W> and 4-1. Shrewsbury Wolverines 15, lil soared 86 feet to win the jump- Today's Games Pittsburgh 3, Chicago 0 of the River Rats' Fleet 36 elimi Team 2 Interline Yacht Paint Right-hander Jim Bouton, i tie Silver Rovers * ing competition and bested Nancy Baltimore, at Minnesota nation series Saturday. Bob The Brothera ... bullpen refugee, ran his rec- Today's Games Little Silver Ravens 1, Shrews- Schnering of Sarasota, Fla., In C. W, G-rlmnur and 8on mm Ractlitt Fittings Cleveland at Boston (N) Brockmarm was runner-up In Sycamore ord to 10-2 for die Yankees as Sao Francisco at St. Louis (N) bury Foxea 0 the tricks. She was fourth in the Team 7 . Tuphblox—Roltdgt New York at Chicago (N) wild race thai had there boats he fired a four-hitter over the Houston at Milwaukee (N) Rumson Terriers 7, River Plaza slalom, won by Jeanette Brown Aner, Inc. Detroit at Kansas City (N) damaged by the high and gusty Baynton'a Door CovelDja _- Red Sox. Boston opened a four- Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) Bears 0 of Cypress Gardens, Fla. WO Club - " Washington at Los Angeles (N) Navesink River breezes. Calver 203. Writ* for fiM catalog ef game series with the Yankees Only games scheduled Shrewsbury Lions 9, Rumsoi Saturday, Miss Hoyt was sec- Tuesday's Games Fip, and crew Nina Vuyose- MO Seriea - J. Calvei ill. SAILBOAT FITTINGS Friday only two games behind Wildcats 0 Baltimore at Los Angeles (N) Tuesday's Games vich, swept yesterday's regula and finished up four games back Little Silver Eagles 12, Rive: Washington at Kansas City (N) Chicago at New York (N) summer series race, nipping run- Ray Herbert won the opener Plaza Tigers S Detroit at Minnesota (N) Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) ner-up Quentin Frazier by sever- A. L DON CO. for the White Sox, with strong Little Silver Rovers IS, River New York at Chicago (N) Los. Angeles at Cincinnati (N) al boat lengths. Paul White, Jr. two-inning relief help from Hoyt Plaza Panthers t Need 37 Sett* St. N.Y.C. Cleveland at Boston, 2, (twi- Houston at Milwaukee (N) was third in a nine-boat fleet. Wilhelm, and the loss went to WHIt.koll4.MKI San Francisco at St. Louis (N) Miss Wainwright defeated three Shrewsbury Wolverines 13, Sum- Jack Kralick, a i m i n g for his night) 2 Blocki South of Will St. other entrants in the India son Terriers 7 vacation seventh straieht. Latman bestec Scout affair. Bob Jamison wai Standings second. (As of June 22) money? Craig paced a six-boat Nave- W sink S. S. fleet. Ned Shaw was Wildcats IS runner-up, with last week's win Tigers .12 ner, Byron Selder, third. Bulldogs .12 Ed Chinnock and Larry New Eagles ...... 12 Get an HFC man served as Saturday's com Ravens ...12 mlttee, while Earl Wainwrlgh Panthers ...19 Traveloan OCEANPORT HANDICAP and Kurt Delano were on deck Wolverines .... .„• Wed., June 26 yesterday. Roven .8 Wishing won't take -SUMMARIES- Lions .7 you places... butan MTURDAY RACK Terriers .« MONTHIY rAYMINT TtM* Blue J«j« HFC Traveloan will! 13 f • 1. Fiji Ohinnock, 2. Brockminn, Bears .1 M u Hermin Noweck, 4. Paul White, Foxes .1 So take that vacation fort Ptmtt mm* Nina Vuyosevlcri. It. Fred Brand i Hurt Ruiltlt DNFI now. Borrow con- $1W S6.97 59.75 U8.1S SUNDAY RACK MONDAY NIOHT MIXED T.KAODE 200 13.93 19.50 3&3I ' 1. Ftp Chinnock, 2. Qtientln FraKle W L fidently—repay 300 fia77 20.90 29.25 54.46 3, Paul White Jr., < Ruth chinnock Uiuclfi'i W«lerm<|f>n 10 21.94 38.59 72.14 6. Bob Brockmuin, «. Bill interlock Atlantic Hardwara 10 sensibly. 409 27.47 7. Jack Jamlion, H. Herman Ffoweck, T«am B 10

tarr AM> FOUND RT.BRaSS IsT and pay balance due only... — assail female tnagie, "oli AUPi ' "Twinkle," THursday, ne CALL 671-1370 Thia ia one of many. to la Keansburg. Reward , outfit #mii: or Sundays 7S7im MOBILE frBtRtJH BOWtOl - stawoa Con - Two M« three-bedroomm apart V*TS . NO DOWN, Used 10% down trtetor. Ht to* too nuJL SALARY $91.50 * TJirea piece Seetiontl Ne* . 7-y»ai nnsaelnt 741-41H. , sai-un NON-VETS 9345 DOWN RAVEL . TRANSPORTATION ROBBINSVILiE * Tkree piece Modern Bedroom MOBILE HOME 1A1AUMU , JtHC WXKKBKD PAIMTBRBV-U. MOBUJD HOME EALESMAN - Part ssaou APPROXIMATELY I NEEDED - Flvi ^r Five piece Dinette IV, AltD 4*4 ROO APARTmrfT* 30 61 1 l time. Phona PA 1-6668 for appoln AVaUable July 11.. Molly Pitcher Vil •Uy met (ram Kings Village, Middle "" TO M* "" ^ * CV Sf mant ' ' plug lagel , ErsKhsjiEhsdd MdisoMadison jffiZjffiZ, BBee l torn to Orlfllth Building, Newark. «71 MOBILE HOME — 47'llOV Two awl-LAWN SERVICE -Lawns cut I 741-»119- age attlcTuUW room and «&£* at toweat prlcea. MMO DRIVER — Experienced, age oret'H, , tablaa, lamps, pQIowa, ruga roomi, kitchen, living room aad teft. for North add South Jersey deliveries, LAJIOB EIOHT ROOMI — Three bed- Six ytsn old. Xtcallent conaition. Saj. answer experience In own handwriting, rooms, Oirca baths. On first floor with rlflce. 787-0845. EXCAVATJNa — LoU cleand, ceUar • 1963 Phileo Refrigerator AUTOMOTIVE steady work, all year. Write "AjTT sfs. ^ - * || Sanaa* si ^^ ample: yard. Atlantic Highlands. IU- MAGNOLIA - Used, sxeeUent condi- ^* UU dttt and grading, Reasonabl Box Ml, Red Bank, - ' Orl*intlly «99 dpcM rant for maaaglng: apartment VETS ^ NO DOWN AUTOS * TRUCKS tion, Wit: Located 1B Freehold, Can B*l*nc« of Wt 2tl-149i ; . ^ ' - 7TKB44 after 6 p.m. Haaaonable. ORASS CUTTING - Llrhl trucilng PAINT AND HARDWARE DEPART- U weekly niXNUHSD - Nswly deoorated (our- NON^VETS.$40$ 0 CORVETTE — 1959, blue, removabli kedgt utarainj. Call < ' MENT has opening tor fult-tlms sales- room apartment osar bus Une. Wist kajdtop III eonvertlble toe. 16.Od ailot man. Excellent * opportunity for ' rtght Free Storage-. Free Delivery APPROXIMATELY uBss. Oood condition. U300 or bes WANTED-AUTOMOnVB Individual. Part-time million also opaa End isctlot of town. Call XB-I44* or Ranch - lane ««M» Utatten tritb Oe«- •Bar. Call aftsr 4:00 p.m. ud weel BOOKKXKpmo 8ERVJ0B - For th Apply in person, J. M. FIELDS. Hwy. Only at SZMTM. tSSi t»"44lM area, three Urge «oda, T4T«KS. Dullness man who doesn't require s S5, Hazlet Ask for Mr. Amato. ATLANTIC HiaHLANDI, Orerlookuig bedrooms, Utille bibaflih, ccaur port guugtiuee, TOM'S FORD INC. (oil-Urn, bookkemt. Compute book, Bay. First floor, private enUanca. four full basement, counter top note, wall UM MERCURY CONVERTIBLE, n keeping Mrvlce designed to your own J FIELD'S rooms, dining iraa, endosea •»»«<>«*. «ves and many other extras. boltt engine. CaU after S. WI PAI CASH KR DIED CAM seeds. Including writ* up, rsemclha DAVENPORT 7-11 East Front Street large opts porch. Heat Indudsd. Cal) 60 Main Bt. 686-1SO0 Matawan lion, payroll tuns, etc Tailor mad »1«W. . • . • • Only$l«.500it 1150 yda from Malawan JtR statics) for |i» builness man too busy to keel PBJiBO.NOEL MANAGER—M T Xeyport 284-3020 UH JEEP - Cab over engine, Hod his own records and books. For lur THREE ROOMS unfurnished, upstairs, ItANOKBR - rlrgs ssljws. UleW'n, 1TC 1M, Warren hubs, snow plo- experience, wage and salary to Open Dally M i month. McLaren and Prospect, Red reasonable. 942-3793. thar; information write "A.M.," P. Thursday and Frijlayg 'til g full dining roomjir third. *»droom, BOATS AHDACCESSOMB Box 121, LlUli Silver. N. 3. JUNIOR ACCOUNTANTS (two) StUt- Snk. 32248U. storage altie, carport, utility room, OOKVAHt — I960, four-door, standai DOTMX APAKnOBIT - T»Ha t»o- aluminum storm sash ud many ex- shift, excellent condition, sacrifice, 1995. YOUNO MAN — Oooi at Ilgures, MERCHANDISI FOR SALE roam, Hvlng room, dining room, kttch- tras. " 31' ESS HARBOR EMfLOYMENT know oleotnnio terms > *M0 in, near school and town,, 741-J473, Only *«^- USt FORD aedan, clean, new sea 196* Fly Bridie BporUlaherman. Twin PUiRCHAISNa and trafflo rate cler FOR SALE iVAILABLB JULY 1 -Newly Veti no down payment covers, standard transmission, «»Uei 225'a. Mint condition. Cost over ta.400 HELP WANTED-FEMALE ' W2O-H88. OOUPUTOK OPERATOR — Wiring ex- tws-beoram apannmlt, **$? Non Vet*, tpprtnrimately motor, »146. APPLEOATE'S QARAOE Must aaerlllce this weekend. Aak FOR SALE Vllutge. B» per mcnUt eorner Ave. D and Leonardvllle ltd., (11,500, CaU 514-RO 64405 and tH- DAVENPORT perlenca U0. .TELL ME |375 to qualified buyeri. Leonardo. IV 1-6611 OAVENPOiRT PBRSONNELBEKVICES aer* else can you bur any color TWO ROOMS AND BATH — fur. 77 Broad SL T47-339S Red Ban nished auluvble lor two. Rsfsrencw. Immediate poneuloa lbs? HUXMAN— Four-door. Extra Kemtone at 111) gal (regular fence 18 H.P. JOHNSON — 1S51. Ilka new. EXEOUTJViE / BECRISrARIXS two- $8.59)! Cellar combination aluminum WE'RE MOVING gels; Mr. Anglln, 61 gevenlh it, aJeKord. Upon qusliflnj. .. let tires. TOD condition. 1399. PR ' Only flva hours. 1235. 7744678 after (420 to SM8. ELECTRONIC ENOINKER—Or quality (309 nights of TW 2-3889 ilays. 8 p.m. control, calibration spsclallst. (electron, windows 12.W (size 32xJ4)H Venetian RID BANK- Modem three-room fur- 8BCRBTABY AND ADMINIflTBATIVI blinds 3 (or IS; Turpentine Wo gal.l CHOICE AMERICAN AND nlshefl apartmenU. also neat Tort IMS FORD RANCH WAGON — De BARGAIN — Any boat you want to ASBIBTAMT— «389 to (452. lc). Responsible for. planning, develop- 20 gal. plastlo trash un and «ov«i Monmouth County Office mcraCTAHIEa three — (364 to (41 ing, arid coordinating an electronic In- MOpMOttttl, 747-U47. 7I1-33U- peniitble, food condition, *49C Call own. Low bank rates. Financing ar- strumentation calibration program. 13.09? Hundreds super values rlghl ENGLISH FURNITURE J41-2J41. rangements completed In one call at PAYROLL C&RKB three — (389 now. Slop by phone. Quick delivery. TOOIU any of our offices. THE MONMOUTH (451. ^T Scope o( the program rangea from , Long THE BERG AGENCY VAUXHA1A — I960, (onr-door "Vli COUNTY NATIONAL BANK. 141- Abova positions axe in a new moder simple measuring devlcea to complex PROWN'S • Oovwnor Wlathroo Desk aid; 3FSSr& tor," light blue, four-cylinder angin 1000. ffeaearoh and development center I devices used,for. oallDraUoa of Instru- Chippendale .cbalr. Two hand- Branoh, K. J. Realtor lecently overhauled, (our extra tire a location requiring commutation. Ex- ments related to ammunition and 38 Broad Bi. Red Bank 741-75011 some Chippendale wing thalrs, "Perionalittd Service" Asking «92». 872-0798. MARINE 8UPPUE8 cellent future earnings and benefits. weapons systems. Starting salary from dUCNUBKIZDIG SQUlflUBNI - Ftu HappitwhUa cherry sideboard with CfflMMEROAL RENTALS 18045 to B575 per annum based on ID62 CHRYSLER 300 — Four-door hard Ererythlng for the Boatman, New Jer- rent or sals; (ne dellrerj. (otith Js^ brass back. Large pJne.break/roa) OSbome 1-1000 sey's largest marina aupply housa. LOCAL POSITIONS qualifications, career civil service po- sey SURGICAL SH '-2814. , wood and old glass doors. Hepple. top. power brakes and steering. Cal Evlnruda Sales and Service sition at U. a Naval AmmunlUor white Jour^irawer pins' cimt. OS 1-0060. BXKCUTXVX BECBjanUSY TO PRES TXfJCWRITSRB. AUUinu machmei. STORES Route #M Mlddlettrwn, H. J. THE BOATMAN'S SHOP 1DDNT _ Prestige position. Open. Depot, Earle, Bed Bank. For' furthei Cherry grandfather's dock, tola WbiKh, at - Beat location, rsdseors, IBM' MERCURY CONVERTBLE-Re Information call Industrial relations of- Ul maxes new or used. Quaranteed. 24 Wharf Ave. 741-5780 Red Sink. LEGAL SEORXTARJES — To (85. Low as g2&. Ssrplco's lui Monmoutn face and wood, work. Chippendale »oj»e»m»lit«aVsmall »Umjltt* U Dally M Saturday-Sunday 10-T tullt engine In February. Sacrfice, Open Sundays and Holidays 9 am-1 pm ACCOUNTS PAYABIJE OLERKS ficer at 452-8500, Ext. 208, between mirror with eagle. American clock suit your rsojalfsmwt 747-1100. »195. Call 222-8849 alter 6 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.ro. St. Next to theater. 147-O48S. with sagla. Two English console 1963 SCOTT OUTBOARD MOTORS now tables. Palr-wheelbaek ohalrsj rsqulrmsnts. •But j looatleo, willand boating In river, abort wall to Completely equipped, used one season, copyrighted Credit Plan Is a must fo: 1 sub-divide if neoassary. as* ant com- Call 11,180. COAST YACHT WORKS, Bod- or write Mrs. Margaret Oulotta, P.' every .business and professional man, Rts. 35, Ostourst. ^ Three, rooWng chairs.* .Two pairs grammar school, five mlnatas to T 7(1-2459 Box 190, Red Bank. you ha,v« almost u'Inexhaustlbie sup eitra;lirg», coach limps. para. 741-1100. . I . Bank station. loft reduced to r man PL, 7U-433!. IH K today. JWL8T0S »7 RAMBLER 199ft AMERICAN — Auto- 1 SPANISH ENOUBH SECRETARY-R ply of*, prospecto. 1129. weekly drav, HAMMOND > LODOB ROOM lbt tent, Center of 35'xlO BEAM CABIN CRUISER —In against high commission-bonus arrange. town. Could be used also tor otflos BUST, Kaaltor, l«. ft. Frft matle. radio, heater. reclining seats, water, ready to go. Galley, .and head Bank area,-small attractive office, con Many other items too numerous Rad dank, 747-JSOO. two tone, tood condition. M6-7I23, genial atmosphere, experience neces- menl for right man. Don't miss this, to mention. spacecs.. Approximately 2.400 so. ft Writs with basin,. sleeps two or more. Call ror personal Interview phone Mr. Bhel ORGAN STUDIO IDOB' Box UL Red Beat. 1962 PONTIAC — BonneviUe convert sary, salary open. Write qualflcatioos don Cyphers. Oamden WO 4-9MO Mon Or AflBURT PARS •Lorx to "A. X.", Box 5U, Red Bank. These articles can be seen by appoint- SHREWSBURY — Rt 59. Office space ble fullr equipped. TAKE OVER FAT LET ME PAINT and reflnlsh your day through Wednesday; 8 a-m. to noor , USED ORGANS MENTB. 7(1-5255. or 7-I» p.m.- •'••:.• -r • ment only. Call dally altar 10 a.m. available for rent as of July 1, 1S8J- MIDDLETOWN boat. Highly experienced. Call LADY — 35-40 to work 40 hours lanunoad Speaker - _.....—»-. .SX. Parklng faculties. «9 per .month. Call dmreh m. New Ws*sl. Eight rooms, THUNDBRBIRD - 11)60, white, itt 222-0677 processing plant 'downtown Bed Bank. Hammond Chord Organ , ^« J.450. Dependability, manual dexterity typ- l' young' L I. P. Love. 3lJ33l VA bithi, two blocks iron. pufcUe interior, full power, good condition, Lowrey 8ta,rlet H.-. J75. SH. 7-3898 and . puoehlal schools, cornsr lot SOMEONE STOLE OUR LAKE ing, references necessary. Liberal bem siring to establish career with national Hammond Chord Organ ww OFFICE SPACE - Best loeaUon do* best offer. 787-ttOO after 6 p.m. week Canoe, one year old Excellent company. Ouaranteed »190 per week. I»xl4o. immediate oooupaaey, Ptiee days, all day Saturday, Sunday. condl- fiu. Hospltalliatton. Paid vacatloi Baldwin Spinet Organ fU,TM. Call now. - . tlon. Call (66-22M after 5 p.m Call 741-1123. For appointment phone 727-2442. Conn Spinet Organ . (NO KBA1XRJ) I960 FOUR-DOOR RAMBLE.. - „„„ 21' FLYING FIN. 70 b.p. Mercuru y WOMAN FOR small office In the Jansen Piano w/organo _•— MS. or leue. 9,600 14. ft ((ojmar lumber) J. J. HARR1NGAN i CO. mule transmission. Must see to ap molori, electric sUrlir, lully equip- Hammond Eitravolce : .450. ANTIQUE WALNUT DESK — Uodern, predate. 671-3346. •"'•'" lantlc Highlands area. General office HELP WANTEIV-Male - Femali Additional 3400 so, ft. In outbuildings. PA 1-T500 ,•,;.. ped. Call 122-9342. work. Reply to "A.V." Box ill. Red Open Daily TU1 > — Saturday Till 6:30 low, «2" mahogany buffet, eight draw- 13J Lower Main It, Matawan, 6W-1WJ 19SS PONTIAC — Two-door sedan. Good Bank. COOKMAN AVB. AND MAIN ST. ers, two doors, S90. Unusual three-piece or.HMjM..: - - K BARBOUR RUNABOUT—mahogany 779-9300 Doulton waah stand aeti two burner LOW DOWN PAYMENT; eonottlon. WS. ^^ ' deck and seats. 73 Dudley 8t, Long MATURE WOMAN — Clerk typist, TYPIST gas plate 12: WeaUnghouae electric Branch. OB AIR CONDITIONER — % ton. River Plan Cape Cod. Perfect condi- must be experienced in composltlor MUM be excellent typlit preferably Hardly used. |7S cash. Price . firm. roaster 110. Other Items. 3&O16I. HOUSES tt»R RENT tion, eight years oil, thru bedmoms IMS BUICK — Fonr-dcor sedan, ladlo, 9' INBOARD PRAM — l.S h.p. Ready work, electric typewriter. 8-8 five da: fimiUar with electric typewriter. Da heater. Perfect running condition, |178. 12x15 fiber rug, 119. Call J42-2229. aftei (room for fourth). Basement, Isvtly for water. Excellent condition 1125. 14' week. Write "A.R.," Box 511, Rei not ELppty; unless you can. type 70 p.m. KEEP COOL WIDE BEUCTION Off RENTAL! — yard. HU appralsadjor nWOft V/O I41-OM6. PENN YANN — S. h.D. 19S2 Johnson, Bank. words per minute. Work tvallabli Furnished and untumlshsd. immedl' down. Askinking W»U,000, . Mr. COsaBl, both day and night ihltti. Detain 1863 WJJBTJNQHOU8E RKFRIQERA- Put up room darkening window I960 WILUtYS STATION WAOON — I hours. (250. SU-22M. OUTSIDE SALESWOMAN — Personal : ate oeoupahcy. Samuel Ttlchet Agency Tti-7(M or 222-HJO. fourwhari drive. Radio «nd fceater. contact work. Choose your own hours. in first letter, write "A. Z." Box UU,TOR FREEZER — 18 cu. ft. Frost shades, as low as $1.58 on your rol Ocaanport Ave.i Oceanport Call or dial Low mileage. Price TOO. T47-2121. TRAILER — Good condition, tor 14- We provlce aldi for selling. Can make Red Bank. tree top and bottom, Copoertone. Origi- lera. Sleep liter. Prevent fading ol U 24900 or U i-tSOL RUMSON WVaatVIUW - «i yaw- 16' boat, has winch, lights, newly (80 or more weekly, guaranteed > coodlUon. Three- 1S89 1IOA ROADSTER — Whltewall painted, 1120. 741-205*. REAL ESTATE SALESMEN WANTED be comfortable. SUMMER RENTAL bedrooms, file • bath, wide board, tires, radio, beater* wtro wheels, man immediate start through July 31. Mont- — New Jersey's largest real estate MARBLE TOP DRESSER — Cornel 1961 STEPDOWN CRUISER - W lor gomery WARD PERSONNEL OFFICE, esk, dishes, vacuum cleaner, clothe LONO BRANCH — On the oclaa front. peggtd noon. Walking distance to extra*. Can he seen at AI'B MOBIL r Satontown. broker has openings for real estate PROWN'S Private beach. Four rooms and bath. ocean, schools, ••hurches and slum. BTATTOW. Hwy. 39. Bed Bank. ard hatch, two bunks, fully equipped. salesmen. Why settle for Just & Job, ryer, rugs, other household Items, 22S-U93. OnlygU.800. CM. for. appointment With 60 h.p. V-l Elfctra outboard. any job? Enter thi. profession that Is Call AD 2-7874. 32 Broad St. Red Bank 741-7900 KOLSraN-WATCBBiritr, Realtors, il 1957 PLYMOUTH four-door, six cylin- Excellent condition. Also 2,000 lb. SECRETARY — Must have some boo! IMMACULATE TUB. HAVEN BUNQA. feeping and Insurance experienci the basis of all wealth — real estate. W" THREE SPEED GIRL'S BICYCLE 1 Wast Front St., Red Bank. 747-S905. der, radio, heater, 1290. 747-1373. After sportsman tilt-bed trailer. Interested No experience necessary;'we will train 30 Volumes . LOW- Four sxeeHsnt. room*.. Two' " 8. 787-6S09. ^^^ call 542-1716. Hours to suit, ADAMS AOENCY. 3 — Uke new. (29. Dinette set exten- Howard Ave., New Shrewsbury. 141' you and offer excellent commissions sion, four chslrs. 112.. 264-16M. rooms, jrraSern kitchen and bath, NEW SHRIWSBURX r- Colonial, |to FORD PARKLANB STATION WAL-- 5098. . and opportunity with, ill In I«H estate. Encyclopedia Americana (ect cobdltloa Yearly: ieua to bedrooms, all large rooms, s&tou. Ex- tSS-Ju la, Bflft Call SWU*. .pea SLOOP — EXCELLENT BUY Part-time and full-time men and wom- PLAT TOP DUSK - 42"xM", a dark wlU»,ltnjwn •children, UM ear cellent condition. Ownar. UltUfs. •• SECRETARY In law office, full-time. en. Call how tor aj>rxtintinent Ask forA number of display sets- are presently gJKimiJI iJuasyecMiaey HAU. to Mr. or Mrs. Delghan. 16* mahogany hull, flberglas, shelter available at great ^savings, (Guaran- walnu^ljiTwo dressers jr^tt mlrrori NO DOWN VET8-L0W DOWN NON- cabin, sleeps two; roller reefing, un- Write stating experience and qualifica- Harry Werner. ;THE BERG AGENCY, VETS! •.•••• 1858 CADILLAC COUPE DE VILLE — ainkable and fast, like new, lndudei tions to "B.C.", Box 511, Red Bank, Mlddletown. 671-1000. teed new condition.), ' . • ' Full powered, reasonable. Call 787- .1 T*rm^aAlaHSHrta-.'?^ . Stop looking for a house, we- have motor, days 532-2140, or 775*7800. MATURE WOMAN to care for twi this tour-bedroom Caps Cod for you. JU3. school age children in motherless home BARB EUPLOTMENT AQDNCI ' Large living room and kitchen. In »o»d 1991 PONTIAC — Two-door, manual live In. own room. Liberal vacatlp ualllled Personnel For Quality Order NS COLUMBIA 24" Boy's bicycle, neighborhood, walking distance- to ' and tires, »75. After IDEAL SPORTS FISHING BOAT — periods. Reply staling qualifications " 210 Broad Long Branch 222-4747 e.J.C. HIOQEKS 24" boys bicycle, schools, shopping and transportation. 36'. built 1956, flying bridge, teak decks, 'B.D." Box 911, Red Bank. th In good condition. '741-4399. *'. City sewers. Owner's mortgage oak bs; twin GM dleaels. 87 h.p. each: di- ACS EMPLOYMENT AOBNCx assumed for only xj.ioo , with low 1957 CHEVROLET BEL AIR — Tour, rection finder, depth recorder, ahlp-to- WOMAN PART TIME - Housecleai Kvary ^raer & applicant our specially. OING OUT OP BUSINESfc-Fabrlcs, door hardtop, automatic. Good price, abore, extra, A-l condition. Seen at notloos,- trimmings;' reduced^UffrtAj^ MIDDLETflWN"— Fdur-beJroom split monthly pajrntnts of XM whloh «<*>«• Ing. Own transportation. 7874701, bi 12 Broad St. Red Bank 747-3194 PR,p:W,N'.S, H4 baths, large yard, outdoor fire- taxes and lniuraKS. Coma now,. see goo* condition. M8-«M3. Perth Arobov Boat Basin. VA 8-2390. tween 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. per cent. MAB'S YARDSTICK. 5l/Mon- this bargain. Price «4,W). VWBMK Price (9,500 to settle estate. louth St., Red Bank. • ' "> ^ 52 Broad 81. Red Bank ' 741-7M0 place. Vacant' -J«y 20. FU 1-MTI. USS CHKVROLST-Slx cylinder, sato- BOOKKEEPER for retail business EDWARDS EUPLOVliENT AOBNCT * WALKXR, Realtors, Hwy. 38, U0O> mittle, power steering, power brakes, Bxecutlve-Sales.ouice-Uotnsstlo WASHINO MACHINE u Automatic: ALL A-l DE LUXE—Living room sec- SIX-ROOM HOUSE' -r All Improve- south of Lllj-Tullp Co., MlsMletown. 18" CAPE COD CLASS SLOOP — Fair Red Bank. Double entry, payroll. Plei Slncerlly and ability wlto high atnlci tlonal. Dining set, breaVfront. Leither- ments. Conveniently located. Inquire at recent motor lob, 264-8729. condition. Needs work. ant working conditions. Write to "A.F.' Weitlnghouie. Purchased 1999 like new. PHONE tn-3311tn3311.. Multiple LUttegs and 671-0512 60 Btoad St. 747-0S77 Red Ban! Call 741-4134 evenings only. ette soffl. Assorted occasional tables. 34 West St.', Baa Bank or 70 Main tdi sj (i eMalop g Opsrgs and» ISM 8TUDEBARXR CHAMPION four- Box 511, Red Bank. Mahogany bedroom. Two televisions. St, Oceanport. • ^__ trade-ins, sanj eMalog. Opsr» door, J80. CaU 2W-U05. 21 Concord . LAPSTRAKE — 50 h.p. with trail BEAUTICIAN — Experienced onl. STICKLEY CHERRY end table, both Bcokcsse, Cedar closet, Aluminum Ave., Leonardo. •r and accessories. Days call 671-U30. Year-round permanent position. Inquire SITUATIONS WANTED, Female 2BU" high: one square' (S4»4 top); Christmas tree. Metal shelving, cabi- JS5 to »12i Par Month MIDDLETOWN — Split (our bedrooms, Nights 741-2453. other circular 32" In diameter. Really net. Porcelain kiln, (75. Molds, Blip, THI BERO AOIJNCY I960 MKRCDRY—Power brake* and £ STEPHEN HAIRDRESSERS, 518 Mall Bt D ' . Middlatown eat-in kitchen, dining room, family St., Beirora. . line furniture. 747-4O92 after 3 p.m.-. etc., free.. .Call 741-2H5. room, two full tatil, bagamut. ga- steering, 22,000 original miles, entire ROWBOAT — Excellent design for out- MATURE WOMAN will care tor child 67MO00 rage, patio, sewers. Walk to school car like new In every reaped. Reason board, Ilk* new, (79: I860 outboard VA WOMAN WANTED—Thorough Cleaning In her home, also babyilt. Call 842- RIWRIQERATOR — HotWT power ALL , MY BEAUTIFUL FURNITURE and transportation. DaeonUni unawssi- for selling, hive three cars. 566-7445. 1S44. THRKB BIOROOMfl — Full cellar h.p., (85. 741-0704. Thursday. Must have traniportalloti mower; TV set; golt cart; Rolls raxqr MUST OO^-By July 14, Take one, take large lot, within walking distance to sary. >18,000. 747-94M.. .~*.7~,,.T, 585-4 K5. Llncroft area. References required. 747 miscellaneous Hems. 741-9784; all. Come »»t at 97 Madison Avs. 8- PRAM — Oarlocks, oars, also 3.6 8 YEAR OLD GIRL wishes steady •hopping facilities and public trans- 1959 CEVROLET — Red Impsla, con- >.p. Scott outboard. Call 2384. Long Branch. 222-4491, portation. Call 671-2002.. ' • TWO-BEDROOM HOUSE—Living room, luramer employment. Bxperienced in SWIMMING POOLS kitchen, bath with shower, ffll Beat. vertible, V4, power £lde, power steer- sTj-2377 SECRETARY — Full or part tlmi labyamlrig. Call .747-0604. Ing, brakes, new whltowall tires, radio, WATERFRONT — Modern four-bed Large corner lot,- two blocks east of 14' RUNABOUT — 30 h.p. Evinrude, Five-day Week. TOP SOIL room and famllv room In Little Silver. Broad Bt, SH 1-15M, • heater, good condition, one owner 264-0107 'RACTICAL NURSE — Excellent rer AND SUPPLIES 81.090. 6M-331SL Tee Nee trailer, sainted, fully equipped, Call 231-1179 279 monlh. Call Mrs.- Locllento, Al- (375. 223-3162); < i (.'..,• TELEPONE SOLICITOR—Some ty arences. Private. CaU 5-8 p.m. 291-DOIKIHBOY A.VD BV3TEH CHASES alrs-Farraw Atencr, 741-3490. Zvanlngs MODERN — Newly contracted, two- THT YOU nave studied the Ing. Hours 9:30 in. until 1:30. (1.359022. POOLS. Easy charge on above ground KITCHEN CHAIRS RECOVERED — 747-3971. bedroom ranch house and garage, 111- .. "Hustle to Russell" to Inspect 34' FIERCE'biDl pallln trulser. Bleeps pools. Chemicals, pool service and sup-Unclaimed kitchen chairs for aale. 10 800. Call 717-1819 after S p.m. [our. Price (3SW. Call after 6 p.m. per hour. Call SILVER HEARING AID per cent oil on all dinette sett. MON- NEW FIVE-BEDROOM COLONIAL— a top reconditioned Cadfjiae, CENTER, Red Bank. 7(l.-6055. plies. All your pool needs In .stock. I,.,™,- COLTB NECK - HOL •" i or other make carl •r Saturdays, Sundays, 741-0115. SITUATIONS WANTED. Malt 'rec delivery. SWIMMING RIVBR MOUTH DINETTE 116 Monmouth SL Set In lovely trees on acre lot, 2Vi EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TO PRE8 POOL8 SALES, Hwy. 39, Estontown, Red Bank. 7414833. laths, family kitchen, den with fire- J, D. Roche A 18' TOMPSON-80 h.p. Mercury. Ap- lace, two-car garage, In Holland Hills, Long BldRdC AUTOS * TRUCKS proxlraately 50 hours. Ride guide steer- IDENT— Prestige position. METHODS ENGIMGER - Experienced i mile south of Sfoomoutb Saoppfng DAVENPORT PERSONNEL 8ER1 In time study, cost analysis, planning, 3enter. 542-1777. i mile west.of Laurel Ava., oft Hol- Ing. Built-in gas tank. Extras. 531-0374. ICES INC. MACHINERY FOR SALE land Rd. In Holmael. Will lease for machining, packaging, warehousing, HOMAR.T PIPBLE8S FURNACE - ONLY 112,000 for new custom-ouUt twey - 77 Broad St.. 747-3358 Red Bant and shipping. Write "A.W.", Box oil 300, a month. 671-8089 or 931-42M. ledroom Cape Cod. Expansion attic Good condition. Reasonable. Call after ?0RD TRACTOR with loader. Reason' BUSINESS NOTICES SECRETARY;-r-To newspaper, publisher Red Bank. 229-2097. HOUBB — Well built, well kept, priv- bright kitchen with will oven, large Sofaie.atftno, dictaprioDa; work, matun ble. Call te, .estate, on Chapel Hill Rd,, about living room with open staircase, ttls RELIABLE HIOH SCHOOL Boy de- APPN GAB RANOB—With oven and 787-7M0 one mile from Hwy. 39 BM rooms; bath, gu hen, city watsr and ismra, woman: Open. KEY PERSONNEL 84 90x100 lot in Keansburg, CHATEAU EAB THUCKINO AND MOVERS-Free 3700. sires summer work; also available iroller, side storage, four burners, In porch, Including kitchen, two bath- itlmate. Reasonable rates. part-time (or winter months. Call 747- rood condition, five year* old, $90. rooms, two-car garage, storage space REALTY, Real Eitats. tii Can Ave., 264-07(7 PBX SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR - 1869. alter 3:30 p.m. 12-4313. MERCHANDISE WANTED urnlshed or unlurniahed, alf utilities Keansburg. 787-5881.' Must be experienced, age 30-40, Hours available. Yearly lease to responsible BUOK'B FURNITURE SERVICK — alternating Including Saturday and Bun- WANTED FAIR HAVXN — Aaklng 119,000: Con- ftirnitura repalrlna; and reflnJshlog. ELIABLE MAN — Wishes to clean BIG DISCOUNTS adults only. Phone weekends 747- venient location. Two-story, five lug* Antlaues and modern. 747-2435. day. Apply In person Room 214, 640ifflces during evening hours. Cal USKD UfilKNTAL HUUS 2643; weekdays N, Y:. WH a«n • Mattison Ave., Asbury Park. •41-0709. Factory clearance sale. Men's socks CHINES]) AND H1RSUN rooms, enclosed porch, garage,- bus' INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR PAWT- bargln prices. MONMOUTH HOSIERY FRIEDMAN GALLBRIKS WIDDLETOWN — Four-room bungalow. ment, hot water oil heat, lot SOxlW, [N3 ~ Private' homes my specialty, ttLUSOH BOUND — High school MILLS, 497 Broad St.. Shrewsbury All ImprovejnenU.1 Inquire ' ' taxes 820. CONSTANCE SMITH. 14 Monday-Frlflay, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. 774-3143 Evenings S2J-7482 Maple Ave., Fair Haven. 7U-33<*;. BIG :all Mr. K., 264-4823. HELP WANTED-MALE lunlor desires summer employment. OLD FURNITURE - juuioues, china, • - •>. ' 7414284 . , --.• • : :HOMAS BOKCKEU BUILDER— New )ependat)le, reliable. Call 747-9364. MR CONDITIONERS — (Three), 19,- glasswars, art objects and hrle-a-brac. PORT MONMOUTH — Bun«X6W> ftve MIDDLETOWN — By owner. Bight- PRICE CHANGE lomes, addition, dormers, garages, re- 300 Btu, RCA 220-volt, practically new, Immediate cash for anything and every- rooms and bath. Furnished. Newly dec- room split level plus basement Aneed.' nodellng, general contracting. Quality MAINTENANCE WORKERS replaced by central system. Cont ¥425 thing. RuscU'a, 25 East Front at, orated. Adult Couple. 787-1(31, J16.900 or assume tv, par cent .01 '«J OH1BVR0LET 4-dr. (1688 workmanship; 741-1738. FINANCIAL sach, sell 1150 apiece. Office, 747-3832. 741-1693. mortgagt. Present morlgne 112,100. •61OHBVROLET Bel All (H77 (Summer Work) Home. 8422149. JUfcT RENTAL — Fair Haven. Thres- 787-4320. '61 OORVABt Monza 11699 GUARANTEED ASPHALT DRIVE- BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES bedroom Colonial. Beautifully and ful- '81 dgSVROUET Impala Hdtp. (1688 rVAYS—Patios, sidewalks, curbing, loll We hiv# a few poaitlont available !o. ly himlahed: Screened porch,' paneled FIVE-ROOM- APARTMENT tor sale, '60 OLOaUOBIIiE 88 Hdtp. ".AS6S beared, trees removed, Sand, gravel, temporary Vork (or the lummei PETS & LIVESTOCK liu' room. 'Located o« Naveslnk Slv- Vail Homes, oil htat, tile bit)]. B4J. •m STirtxEBAKER Luk Wgn. _» 888 opsoll. Trenching, dry wells, cesspools. months, for personi with maJntenanCi e beat. ACE TV, 69 Hwy. 35, Neptune take-home, picnics, parties, ' trips, IS. ,i?4", l(j" hoit. 20c a foot. 1500 COCKER SPANIEL PUPS — AKC ment!, y*rd, beach. Call 787^013. Mty. !tc.) Join local growing chain of ratt AC generator, 1139. 172-0498. registered. Championship background. '50 CHEVROLET Impala Con. ^1399 INTERNATIONAL FLWORS FREEHOLD — Six-room ranch. For- "5» CHEVROLET Bel Air t 899 ranchised shops. Reported In Mc- 671-2566. ' mal dining room, eat-ln kitchen, fin- AND FRAGRANCES >alls and National Franchise Report*. ESTBY ORGAN — Almost new. Very WATJTED TO RENT •» OLDSMOBELE 88 Hdtp (1388 AUTOS & TRUCKS 800 KOM Lane Union Bead reasonable. AKC REGISTERED Boston Terrier. ished basement VA years old. BeaiutU For address nearest ahop,.Information, tul area. Over 120,000. Excellent oppor- •59 OHSTOOtiET Wagon _._Zj 877 phone anytime (215) 3M-2128 or write 787-5823 Male. Year old. Reasonable. 842- '59 BUICK Electra Hardtop _4lOT9 17S9. QETT1NO MORE AND MORB PROS tunity. 462-4393. •59 FORD Falrlane i 899 STORE CLERK - Rid Bank firm. PECTS — For tfires-bsdroom rsntsl '58 OHBVKOIiBT Waron * 6SS '57 CHEVROLET Write statins' ate, experience and sal- :WIK-KOOK take-out ihopi ALUMINUM SIDING GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS — AKChomes. List any rental tor fast action. NEW SHREWSBURY — Four-bedroom '57 CHEVROLET Hardtop , 4 777 ary expected to P.O." Box 833, Ret! Instilled hy aluminum mechanic!. registered, champion blood line, 959 MATTHEW J. OILL AOBNOT, T14 Bt bungalow. Call at S3 William It be- Station Wagon Boz 311. R.' D. #1 35. Mlddletown. (T71-3S00. tween 12 noon and 4 p.m •57 PLYMOUTH Bel. Hdtp. _* 499 Bank, N. J. ' Coatesvllle, Pa. GUARANTEED for 20 year*. Free ind (79. (71-0379. •57 DE SOTO Sedan 1 399 '60 CHEVROLET tlatM. Our 38th year In business NE WHITE TOY POODLE — Fe- FAIR HAVBN — six rooms. IH blocks '5fl BU3CK Hardtop $ 390 BARTENDER — Experienced. Stead from shopping center, bus and school, Two-Door Standard position. References. Good salary. 264' 'OR LEA8IC — American Oil Co. has male, two months, AKC registered. FURNISHED ROOMS ; '« CHEVROLET 2-dr. X 399 0800. ;ervlce station for lease In Red Bank PROWN'S 1129, One silver miniature poodle, Phone 741-0620 after 3 p.m. '56 PONTIAC * ^ irea. Financial assistance available. male, seven weeks. S100. AKC reg- '56 PORD Hardtop- ^ ( 299 '59 CHEVROLET 12 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-7500 lURRY'S ROOMS — Baths, ahowsrs, READY TO MOVE? SHORT ORDER MAN — Fully ex- :au Kl 1-5121 or write "A.C.". Box istered, champion stock. Call 963-7184. loi ars Uie owners of this tntse-bed- •56 FORD Hardtop 4 J6« perlenced, fast moving operation, nlgM 1, Red Bank. EFRIGERATOtt—S5 lb, fre««r com- porches. U E. Highlands Ava. Atlantic Station Wagon shift. Full benefits. Apply In person, lartment, rood condition, reasonable, WANTED — Home for beautiful five Ulhlandi. Kitchen privileges, 2>1-O9M, room Colonial home with 1M baths, p game room, living room and ' mtay STANLEY'S DINER. U.S. 1, Wood 'ACKAOB LIQUOR STORE — THE ^ll ?91O627 eek old kitten. Sandbox trainer. Call PLEASANT ROOM — Bhower^ some Transport Specials '60 CHEVROLET Bel Air bridge. 20 miles north of Red Bank. XiWSTRA AQENCV. 91 Bait Front I41-B129 after 4:30 p.m. other feature*, such as a walked iatio Bt, Red Bank. 741-8700. UANO8 — Siva |100 or more oil UM kitchen privileges, parking. Call SH I and garage. City sewers, y«, and dost 4-dr, Sedan PART TIME SALES — Ambitious met irlca, brand new Sft-iioU connot* pi- POCtDLESAKC,. toys and miniatures. 0638, In Red Bank. ' to everything. Selling below FHA ap- FROM $33 o-cylindir, auto. choose your own hours. Take order! F YOU HAVE S1.000 CASH — Youin08. 10-yetr suarantee. Corns lee, Loveliest Quality bred puppies, some PRIVATE BATH. PR1VATB EN praisal. Asking 918,790. Better move> snd deliver to customers.' National or. in be. the owner oi a beauty parlor tav«. Rent, option to buy. Tenier'i house trained. For show, breeding, TRANCE - Large clossts. Quiet, .Ref- now. WALKER k WALKER, Realtors, sanlzatlon. Phone and car needed or seated' In Middlesex County shopping "uslo Store, 308'Main Bt., Lake wood. peta. All reasonably priced. Tiny show erences exchanged. Business gentleman Hwy. M, 1000' south of My-Tollp Co.. Trenery Chevrolet necessary. For appointment phone 727. lenter. Phone DELLCOR BEAUTY uallty poodle! at stud. 221-1IS1. referred. 842U34. Mlddletown. PHONE 671-3SU. MuIUpl* 2442. . ' IOADZMY, 373-2633. Closed Saturday Llitlngs and trade-Ins. Send for cata- 12 Church St. Kesniburo 1TENBURG PIANO HOUSE BAGLE PUPPY — Male, sevin weeks log. Open 7 days. 3HATTERBOX — Drtve-ln restaurant, aiNQLB ROOMB - Clean and com SALES and SERVICE MARINE MOTORS AND EQUIPMENT •nt A Piano $12 per Month aid, black coat, papers. Reasonable, [ortable. Reasonable rates. Qenturatr REPAIRMAN — Experienced. Pleaaun urnlshed tor summer season and fall. S42-0348 after 7. preferred. Ill Wallace St BH 1-9392. FAIR HAVEN-Spllt level. Nine room's, 787-0007 Bay Marina, 683- Patten Ave., Lon 1360 Ocean Ave., Sea Bright. Call 842' r sale, (395. CaU 747-38S8 dally after PLIES, Rt. 39 and Riverdale Dr., Key HOUSES FOR SALE . rtoreiUDn room, carport, owner trans- 2.MO month J21.10 I. No dealers. 3.300 . month *28.6< jorl. N, J. ferred, many extras. «8,m 2M-W0I. ">.O0O month ¥42.20 STEREO SALE ATTRACTIVE . PARKER MORTGAGE IN MIDDUBTOWN 41-4343 FO 3-200. ll m&kei and model! reduced. Over REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Adding Machine*, - Typewriter! Cesspool Oeanhtg 1 CLASSIC 1740 SPLIT LBVXL, THREE LAltQB Painting and Decorating ur Bonded Personal Repreienlallve 30 aeti to choofle fromj Alt now, full BEDROOMS, IH BATHS, LAROI fill Call At Your Home At Your guaranteed. We Hrvlc« what «• ie. APARTMENTS FAMILY BXrOM, PATIO. MANY BX- nm MACHINES - Typswrllsrs SEPTIO TANKS, dry wells ssrrlaeo. TOM SLATE - Palntlns and Decor- 'nnvenlence. No Obligation. \NDEIIBON'B, 30 Broacl St. Red Bink -estored to Its original charm, four TRA«. CLOM TO PASK, IHOp sold, rented, repaired, Serplco's 101 Leechlni field added. Bacldioe work. atlni. General Contracllni. fully In- RIVERFRONT-APARTMENT — Two ledrooms, two modern baths, beamed MORTOAOB OAN BH ASSb Honmoutb. St.. Red Bank. 8H 70484. C. H. Wilson. SH 1-114(1, sured. Twsnty years experience. Free OF MODEL HOUflZB - bedrooms, tile bath, eleclrlo kitchen, ceilings, wide board plank floors, BUY DIRECT, |l«,40O. Kln estimate* »H 1-XCi after « p.m. NEED MONEY? vlng room suites, tables, lamps, etc. llvlng-dlnlng room, reasldentlal area. an ok barbecue and' bar In kitchen, acrlflce. See dally 1-5 p,m. pxcrpt Walking distance to station. I1B0 per[our fireplaces, two car garage, three -IAZLET — Cape Cod. Thne: bed- Antiques Wanted Home Improvementt unanlldale your debts to one nmnl 'hurad&y, Mlddletown Oreenn, Middle- month. Lease required, p.o. Box U30,oeautlful aores, suitable for horses, rooms, Urge garage, also1 unltnlihed Plane—Organ Tuning tonttily ffayment. Borrow up to J5.GO0, >wn. Mtdt/ietnwn-LJncroft Rd., near Keel Bank. ' >rldal paths nearby, esntral Mid< 'ourUi bedroom. Recreation' room arid Rlie live ycnr» or more to pay. Your wight Rd. Bchonl. lletown area. 142,100 #903 . •econd bath.. I1B.7D0. Owner 2H-T812. Old Dolls, (uns, Jewelry, cut (lisa FINISHED BASEMENTS, remodel- PUNOS-ORQANS Toperty need not he pnld for. Flrsl L'YVIN OAULIDS APARTMENTS — 36 furniture, civil War books. Appralssls ing, pmmblnr, electrlo wiring, ma- Tuned — Repaired — Reiulalea "I "cond mortgages. Cnll any lime, WE/HEAD OAHAaE DOORB—Three riverside Ave,, Red Bank, on river- ItRD BANK — Washington St., duplex. mads. Oilman. BH 7-1141. sonry and p&lntlng. 7or free estlmats 1x12' doori with roller nprlngi, bir- front, 3-3H-O rooms unfurnished. 741- PHILIP J, BOWERS ft CO. Blx rooms each side, coal furna PhimWag and Heating low. Salt prlct 16.70, regular |7.iS. per month. dows. Bus and school nearby, tnjoo. ln», Allen Electric ill T-0412. TItAININO IN ELECTRONICS MANOR CAST 717-4881. KEEOAN'S tend one nltht per week. Pay aa PROWN'S 41-1M0 741-7200. Lawn Mower Repairs u learn. Apply 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Auto Body Repair 31 Hour Service. All heating unlta 12 BroKl 81. Red Bank 741-7900 FWE-ROOM APARTMBNT on the RED BANK — Niarby towns and all serviced. 811 T-UI21. SH 1-7S7S. londay through Friday. Monmouth County; homes, farms, de- (More daulfled Ada MONMOUTH RADIO 3URLAP - All decorator colors, fit Iver, best reilitentlal section. 1139 a ALL KINDS 07 LAWN MOWIRS- ontii. Csll nelween 7-10 p.m., (42-1200. velopment acreage, watorfront, Invest, EXPERT PAINTINO and body re- Iland and circular saws, sharpened, ELECTRONICS IN8TITUTB :entn 80 cents yard Poamaru Jlwy, ment propertlls. pualnsss opportunities. On The Next P*|e) Roofing, Siding and Insulation u M iMr pair. Moderate prices. McCarthy repaired. Frit pick up. zBl-2<37. 4 Conkmsn Ave.,. Asbury Park flortli 1, Ealontown. 9420477. VAST KBANSnUltfl — C4 rooms, Big private parking •<>' <'° - Railroad Station. 771-0303, Chevrolet. Atlantlo IlliHlanai, 281-0304 IAMARLUNO IIQ 100 A - Short vllh garage, |T0 per month. Adults ALUMINUM BID1NO—Installed by 'referred. 7B7.9029. RAY STILLMAN, Realtor HOUSES FOR SALE Palnllng and Decorating aluminum mechanics. GUARANTEED 18THUCTION - I'lano Instruction by ave receiver. S.M. Pilot tuner. Welt' Auto and Truck Rental for 20 years. Fret esllmates. irmer student of Ilm Julllsml Institute ighouse AC-DC generator. Briars and TIIRED ROOMS — Unfurnlihed, sso- "Our 49lh YSM" Music, N. Y. Cnll SH 7-HO", Mrs. ration gasoline engine. Call 767.4630. md floor, 13 Allen PI., Red Bank. Iwy 3t BH HoOO Shr.wsbmy PROWN'S, M Broad Bt,, Hed Bank. annfl Smith. AVIS—Beot a new car or trudt. Low LOUIS CASSAN — Fanner, decorator, Our 38th year In business. SH l-78(>fl. 1KB NEW — IB month old Holpolot 147-0007. rates. Maple Ave., Aed Bank, in f. paperhanier. 25 years sxperlence. 43 J1BD BANK HOMK-Just off Broad MORE LISTINGS SHOWN Chapln Ave, 811 1-170S after • p.m. DMMEIt TUToniNG — Etperlenced lectrio range. Extra wide oven, isa- IJMBON — four-room furnlahed apart- SI. Sevan rooms, two baths, flreplaes, MM. Pit 44814. Pally 7 a.m.-10 p.m. Insulation A fiding Corp. certified scher liven flpeclal one month cour- onable. Call 18T-5(12, ism. Heat and water, |W monthly, sunporeK in excellent condition. QuIM 'ohnsManTllla contraclor. PR t-iwn ts In reidlni, spelling, English end early lease. 912-17119. treet Wslklng dlllancs to shopping, I. IL HILL ~ Painter .Int.tlor and or Adam Unimayer 2B1-0302- jllhmellc, •Cnnlact Mrs. Uobson, 2B1- JAMHOUBE OUITAR Wilding Contractor exterior. No Jobs too larte or too 'llh cm, black and white. Btcsllent HIRED ROOMI UNPURNIMiED-Baat ichools and trains. flT.IM. Call us to. small. V$rr reasonahle. Call UJ-KM OLSON CO. INU.-Hoo[lnx. sidlm A mdlllon. Kid. T47-B206. ICeamburg, hlat ahd hot water In- lay. HOUSTON WATRRBUnY, Real- UULLDjm - New homes, room ad- insulation. Installed and guaranteed ItlVATU I.KSHONS-^Lesrn ihorthanil cluded. 179. 7H7-MB9. ors. 1* W. From it. Red Bans. ditions, basement and aitlo rooms, for 10 yeirs. Pit t-D70a-SlOM0. ml lyiilni. :io Shrewsbury Ave, Illgh- ril-9600. kllcnene, garage, repairs and alter- OArlL. a JONBS - Pslnllnj and ilins. »72-142l. WHERE ELSE IlinilLANDS-Unfurnlshed ations. Herbert Uigmrauch. IH 1-92U1. aecoratlng, Full- Insurance covarsee. you buy the belt quality window I'^-room apartment In fine residential IDLFORD — Builder special. New >i Tot free estlmats eall 747KH1. Tel. Aimrerlng Service UTOIimn — giialifled teacher, ail ian«i "uuputit Tontlnel" ^oy 1(»k lection, 6 third Ave., 391-0337, touse, seven>room split )Lot TftxlM. r rn«V)Mi'.o."raBM ementary autijrct*. csll eat, they wear a lonr'tlmn. Bhadu >rlce |M,90O. J71-3751. MORE LISTINGS SOLD PAINTINO AND PAPER IUNOINO- LOT US BE your ssorstlrj. No need 7*7.22fll di whilt you wait, shop by phone, ITODIO APAHTMBNT-Llvlng room, MIDDUDTOWN-Xab BANK AIUU - Voi a food olaui (oh, rtasonsble. ledroom. Full kitchen, private bath A Thru The Red lank Area. to miss calls. M hour uawsring UToniNo - Iler.nl college graduate nlrance, all utilities. Yssrly. Unfur- lulldir's clossout. elx-toom ranch, two Can m t4ML M Itaser. serrtaa. SH W700. PROWN'S Hh.d. ||9 mo, Newly (urnlshed 1100. full bathi, ihrst badrooms, altaohM Mulllpl* Lilting Service Broad Bt. Esd Bank 741-7900 47*770. ,, larage. P«.«io. Call 7lay- 6-34 1 b€ pro- BrMge Column By ALFRED SrtEINWOLD What does the tired business- man do when he isn't doing busi- THE HANDS ness? Part of the time he play* North dealer bridge, and if he isn't too tired Neither aide vulnerable MAD he; remembers how to count from NORTH one to thirteen. It's amazing how • q 102 VKJ9S much this helps. OK73 Today's hand was played in a 4732 nationwide contest for business WEST EAST and industrial workers and ex- • 8<4 475 ecutives. The counters weren't V 10 9 Q S 7 < 2 OQ102 OJ 98 5 4 all in the group that sits still • AKQI08J+J and thinks from nine to five. SOUTH West begins by taking three •AKJ93 club tricks. Then h« leads a VA43 trump, and it's up to South to 0 At • 964 win the rest. North Zaat folk West Pus 1 4 2 • fm J * Pan n AB Paia, NUB The heart suit is the problem, ol course.:. Mosf players

KATHRYN HERN IS ID s EAST KEANSBURG - Kath- ryn Hern, daughter of Mr. and NEW YORK*KEANSBURG Mrs. xJqseph Hern of Essex St., celebrateOer 10th birthday Mon- LONG BRANCH BUS LINE day with MKs. Robert Nimon and 787-0064 • 75 Bwckway, Keantfcvrf t 7I7-M76 sons Charles and Michael, Lin croft, Mrs. Bertha Hertlein, Jo- seph Hern, this place.

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