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Wetther Distribution Today Ptrttjr ctmfy, warm aad BEDBANK amittihnittt i 19,025 tonight (Ml. Suaay, \m MaM JMttiuy TMKHJOK mDn-ur. un tomorrow, Ugh M. Set WMOMT •page! . •••••;.. Dial SH I -0010 ton* tun. Mmaa tntty. fraoat CUM fonaji VOL. 85, NO. 40 I Ml •> *** auk M *4diuoui Manias oniM RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, AUGUST 21. 1962 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE After 11 Weeks See Atco Strike Broken Brazil Plane WithProductionatW KEYPORT — The management about 90 per cent of the numbei them at all. The plant Is now of Atco Ceramics Corp. an- of workers on strike, and thai operating around the clock, sev- Crash Kills 12 nounced yesterday that "for allproduction is up to "more thar en days a week." practical purposes" the Il-week- 90 per cent of capacity." Two Vlws RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil, major air tragedy in Brazil in the A fire department lieutenant old strike against the company Referring to the 189 membei Members of Local 20581 have (AP)—Twelve persons were re past 10 months. said 12 bodies had been recovered has been "broken." of the Federal Labor Union Lo-called the new employees "strik- ported killed and 11 missing after Stewardess Fernanda Fortunata from the mist-shrounded bay. Of- Montgomery Melbourne, public cal 20581, AFL-CIO, who walked breakers.' The company calls a Brazilian jetliner with 102 per-was the only fatality among the ficials said that some of the miss- relations officer, told The Regis- out of the plant 75 days ago, hthee m "replacements." sons aboard crashed into Guana 10 member crew on the Panair ing passengers were known to ter that the firm has now hired said: Even though the company is bara Bay off Rio de Janeirc do Brasil DC8 which was en rojite have survived but had left the new employees to the extent of "At this point, we don't mlsi almost back to full production, Monday night. It was (he fotirtf from Buenos Aires, Argentina, to airport without notifying anyone. Mr. Melbourne stated: Lisbon, Portugal. Taking Oft We will still take the strikers it was not known whether any The plane was taking off from back if they want to come. Many New School Americans wsre aboard. Galeao Airport on Governor's Is- of them are excellent workers land near Rio when it went out of Union House Wins and we hate to lose them." RAILROAD MERGER PLAN — James M. Symet, left, More Than Mail control. ' He ' said present production chairman of fhe board of the Penniylvania Railroad, Is Readied An airline official said the would be even higher except for and Alfred E. Perlman, Central president, At Post Office , Renato Cesar, reported that the fact that with new employees when he tried to lift the DC8 off Tourney lstRound pote before an ICC hearing in Washington on the pro- For Opening RED BANK - A number of "we are having to train them lost articles are being held In the runway, it failed to respond from scratch." poted merger of the Penniylvania and New York Central MATAWAN-The Matawan Re the Red Bank Post office wait- normally. WICHITA, Kans.—The Old Union House nine Another mediation session systems. Consolidation would create a $5.4, billion, gional Board of Education hired Ing to be Identified and The aircraft's radio operator, Osmar Anterio Ferreira, said one Red Bank, N. J., won its first round in the Nationa (with the local) is slated for later 20,200-mile rail giant with expected savings of $75 tour new teachers and purchased claimed. this week, but the public rela- Anthony Ferrara o| the engine began shaking as the plane Congress national non-pro championship tour several new Items last night i tions officer said, "Under pres- million a year and idle 7,500 workers. Both roadt now preparation for the opening ol th( claims section said articles not approached the takeoff point. nament here last night. ent circumstances, it doesn't art posting losses yearly in the millions. (AP Wirephoto) new junior-senior high schoo picked up subsequently go up "The pilot tried to stop the The Red Bankers topped the Colonials of Roanok have much meaning." next month, for public auction. plane," he said, "but it was going too fast and we skidded off the OK Swing Shift The new members of the stafl The items Include a girl's Va., in a 10-inning thriller, end of the runway and crashed According to Melvin Fletcher, are: Miss Maria C. Shopay, Oly- wallet, a set of rosary beads, into the water." 7-5. a member of the Local 20581 ne- phant, Pa., at a salary of $4,600; one pair of men's sun glasses, Sewers Contract four sets of car keys, a gold Witnesses said the plane veered Union House went into gotiating committee, the striker; Patrick Maggio, Bloomfield, Astronaut key chain, a lady's gold watch off the runway at a 30-degree have "tentatively" agreed to the $5,200; William G. Ohme, Jr., al the ninth trailing, 5-4, and and a pair of woman's pre- angle, plowed through a thick, 4- (See STRIKE, Page 2) $4,600, and Mrs. Florence Bod- tied the game on a single, scription glasses. (See PLANE, Page 2) twe sacrifices and an error. The Landed Offer Is $154,569 ziak, library clerk, at $3,000. Colonials, playing In home-team The board also accepted th Reservoir RED BANK — A total of 10 elude both ends of Newman resignations of two,, teachers, position, failed to score in the firms last night bid on a con-Springs Rd., the Garfield and John M. Grabcr and Miss Marj bottom of the ninth. In 'Chute Springs a Leak tract for the construction of new Grant PI. area, and atop Tower M. Gilligan, and terminated the 3,048 Tax Appeals In the top of the tenlh. Pel* RED BANK - The municipal sanitary sewers at four locations Hill. contract of Frank H. Lloyd, Sr. Bennett, Union House third base MOSCOW (AP) - Soviet astro naut Andrian Nikolayev revealec reservoir at Tower Hill Is leak- here. Borough Council referred the due to illness. Marlboro's 265 Tops List in County man, led off with a single am Ing, although not too seriously. The low offer of $154,569.75 George Gill, shortstop, got an-today he completed his record' bids to the sewer committee for The janitorial staff for the new But as Borough Council last came from Luigi Cestone, 51513th other to move Bennett to third, breaking flight through space bj study. Council has 90 days to de-school was completed with th FREEHOLD — A record total ship, 109; Keansburg, 106 and night agreed to appropriate Ave., Newark. Council last month The hits were the third in six parachute instead of landing cide to whom the bid may behiring of: Albert J. Allen, Maiden of 3,048 tax appeals were filed Deal 105. $8,000 In emergency funds to appropriated $250,000 for the proj- tiips for each batter. Ed Henhis spaceship Vostok HI. awarded. Dr.; Mrs. Anne Tucker, Fourth with the Monmouth County Board There were 33 Appeals filed carry out the necessary re- dnrson, who had been switche ect. The other firms bidding were St.; James J. Feketie, Ravini of Taxation, according to Board from Red Bank. Atlantic High- Nikolayev told a news confei pairs, Its members noted that serviced in- from centerfield to the moun The areas to be M. Nero Construction Co., 170Dr.9 ; Edward Jones, Harrlsoi Secretary Ross R, Beck. lands had 75; Matawan, 78; Mon- ence attended by some 500 So there has been a sufficient loss In the ninth and who hud drawi Union St., Hazier, $194,377; Maple Ave.; Robert Talbert, Atlanti Marlboro, with 265 appeals, mouth Beach, 38; Ocean Town- viet and foreign newsmen hi of water to cause some alarm. five consecutive walks, drew an Contractors, Inc., 15 Jefferson Ave.; and Joseph Mucci, Main led the list, followed by Asbury ship, 40; Holmdel, 41; Eatontown, jumped out of his spaceship as John Bryan, borough clerk, other free pass to load the bags Atlantic Ave. Ave., Maplewood, $225,858.; Ed- St. Park, 251; Howell Township, 238;23; Middletown, 21; Little Silver, neared the earth and came dow said the reservoir leaks on Its Ties Record ward D. Lord, Inc., P.O. Box Long Branch, 224; Bradley 16; Fair Haven, 10; New Shrews- by parachute while the Vostok II north fide. He said the emer- All are to serve from Sept. 1, Henderson's six walks tied a 1303. Camden, $213,317.50; Lisbon bury, 8; Shrewsbury, 5; Shrews- landed separately. gency funds would pay lor the 1962, through June 30, 1963. at a Beach, $154; Matawan Township, tournament record. Span Action Contractors, Inc., P. O. Box 68, bury Township, I; Raritan Town- Previous Soviet announcement! cost of laying two inches; of re- salary of $3,500, pro-rated, 146; Keyport, 143; Highlands, 120; Bruce Phillips. Red Bank Dresner. Pa., $184,580.54; H. Har- had indicated Nikolayev and hi: inforced concrete around the Buy Suppliet Manalapan, 118; Millstone Town- ship, 33; Rumson, 8; Sea Bright, catcher, then grounded to secon rison Associates' Inc. P.O. Box twin astronaut on the historii upper portion of the link. h Started Among the larger expenditure: 49, and Atlantic Township, 13. and Earl Benson of the Colonials 240. Westfleld $221,907.50. . authorized last night were: $1,323 Filings from other municipali- flight last week, Pavel Popovich The reservoir: probably will MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - threw to the plate in an effort to Robert Rollins Blazers, Inc., ties include Freehold, 94; Free- had landed in their ships as dii hive to be drained to about one Action is finally under way to Also Pat Cestone, Inc., 22 Cliff to stop the run. Bennett's slide hold Township, 39; Neptune, 85; Yuri Gagarin, the first Soviet us half Its highest level to permit resolve the question of what to St., Verona, $213,774; Cestbne- New York, for 26 band uniforms krocked the. ball from thf> catch, Tax Hearing Union Beach, 82; Manasquan, 64; tronaut to orbit the earth. Gher the construction work, he said. do about the Atlantic Ave. Palladino Construction Co., P.O$97. 5 to Harold Dolan, 3d, Keyport er's hand, giving the Union House man Titov, who made 17 orbits Box 295 Wrightstown, $1*5,109.35; movers, tor transporting supplies Spring Lake, 32; Roosevelt, 31; what proved to be the winning railroad bridge, which leads to ojnhe second Soviet space flight, the hew: ""junior-senior high Catt Corp., 168 Hope Rfl., -Eaton- to the new school; $939 to Gen- Engllshtown. 23; Belmar, 21; run parachuted in. town, $188,299.35, and Ace-Manzo, eral Electric for six major ap Dates Get Wall Township, 17; Allenhurst, With the bases still loaded, Joe school. 10 Doctors Inc. 43S Charles St., Matawan, pliances for the home economics 15; Interlaken, U; West Long Lee draw another walk to force Township Attorney William J. $217,997.25. room; $695 to Keyport Window Branch, 9; Neptune City, 8; W a-second run before the Re O'Hagan, Jr., told the Town- A Shuffle Cleaning Company for cleanin; Oceanport, 7; Avon, 5; Brlelle, 5; Bankers were set down. Get Variance ship Committee last night he Brandt Asks windows in all schools; and $510 FREEHOLD — Ross R. Beck, Spring Lake Heights, 5; Upper Henderson put the Colonial! has completed legal papers for to Ellis Office Supply Co., Redsecretary of the Monmouth Coun- Freehold, 4; Farmtogdale, 4; Sea down In order in the bottom oi filing of petition before the For Building Sent to Jail ty Board or Taxation, said yes Girt, 3; Allentown, 2, and Loch the tenth.- The relief pitcher, who Backing For Public Utilities Commission, Bank, for a calculating machine. RED BANK — Borough Council Among its bills, the board au- terday the docketing of the recArbou- r Village, J. gave up no hits in his two in- arid that the documents will be ord number of 3,048 appeals re- last night granted a variance to thorized payment of $94,000 ti nings on the mound, was credited filed by the end of the week. ceived has not yet been com- Wall Protest Broadmoor Co. for the construc- For 43 Days Michael-Seas, general con- with the win. The 40-year-old Jersey Cen- pleted. Joe Lee had started the nintl BERLIN (AP) — West Berlin tion of a medical office building tral spur bridge; made of wood- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - - tractor on the school project. Curbing Job frith i single to right and beal Mayor Willy Brandt was expected at 252 Broad St. en planks, is barely wide Magistrate Irving Zeiehner , sen- Harold J. Dolan, board presi- He announced thaf Keyport has th> throw to second on Bruce to press the U.S., British and The action witl permit the firm enough for school buses to pass tenced Albin Feigenwinler,, East dent, appointed a committee of a total of 143 appeals. These ap- Fischbem's. attempted sacrifice French commandants in Berl to erect an office building ad- each other, and has no pe-Keansburg, to 43 days in the Daniel F. J. Heaney, chairman, peals will be heard next Monday Is Approved Fischbein taking first on th today to support Berliners aloni jacent to a similar building which destrian walkway for school county Jail on charges of driving Joseph Stenger and Roy S. Mat-at 9 a.m. at Keyport Borough fielder's choice. Ron Traex': the Communist wall, target i is already under construction. children. on the revoked list, no registrar thews to study board policy re- Hall. Due to the large number of By Board •acrifice bunt moved both run- mounting anti-Communist vii In both cases, variances were Mr. O'Hagan said PUC will tion and disorderly conduct. garding use of school facilities. appeals for this municipality, new ners up and Lee scored on Joelence. needed to relieve a zoning restric- be asked to order the railroad John Brounsky, Pier Hotel The board approved the extra dates will be set for Rad-SHREWSBURY - The Board tteider's sacrifice fly to center Brandt wants a western pledge tion of the area that requires pro- to tear it down and build a here, was sentenced to 10 days work schedule for the athleti ian Township, Matawan, Mat- of Education met in a brief spe- to send the game Into extra in ui aid for refugees who arefessional men to live in the same wider span. in the county jail on a charge coaching staff including the apawa- n Township, Holmdel, and cial session last night to complete nings. wcunded on the wall and fall buildings in which they also prac- ' The railroad has 20 days to of assault and' battery. pointment of Barry Rizzo as ath-Union Beach, which were origin- plans for the paving of a parking Sam Jenkins, who gave up 1 back on the Communist side ou tice. reply, before a public hearing Michael Rosenberg, 11 Second letic director at a fee of $500. ally set for that date. area at the west end of the bor- ough school. (See TOURNEY, Page'2) of reach of West Berliners. Tha Dr. Alfred J. Kolarsick is presi- date will be set by PUC. St., Highlands, was fined $15 for(Story on Sports Page.) The 64 appeals from Manas- was the case Friday when Eas dent of the company. A totarof The Board of Education has speeding, and Pat Murray, East All athletic appointments an quan will be heard this Thurs- Full curbing with drainage fa- German border guards allowed 10 physicians will occupy the two been seeking action on the Washington Ave., here, $15 forholdovers from last year's stafl day at 9 a.m. at the Municipal cilities, ihe more complete of two Crash Kills a young refugee to bleed to death buildings. matter for more than a year. careless driving. at Matawan High School. Building, Eighth Ave. and River plans being considered, was spe- on the east side while West Ber. Rd., Belmar. cified. lin police and American troops Appeals from Spring Lake, Bri- Last week the board awarded a Sailor, Boy looked on from the West. construction contract to Charles elle. Sea Girt, Belmar, South Bel- J. Hesse, Inc., of Belford, which The incident touched off four Aquatic Club Asks Variance to Build mar, Spring Lake Heights and bid $7,735 tor the plan approved In Lakehurst successive days of anti-Commu Wall Township will be held at the MIDDLETOWN - A request Guire's Grove. They claimed that by Mr. Rich to cost about half A variance request from Mrs. last night. nist—and sometimes anti-Ameri Belmar Municipal Building at 9 LAKEHURST (AP) - An IB- for a variance to permit construc- the noise and lights from the club a million dollars. James Reynolds, Magnolia La., can — rioting, culminating lasl a.m. tomorrow. - The decision between that plan year-old sailor from Cincinnati, night in the most violent out- tion of a Shore Aquatic Club on awould carry over to their homes, 360 Members to operate a boarding home fo and an alternate was deferred Ohio and a 13-year-old local boy break in West Berlin since the triangular-shaped tract on the "the same as the noise now does He said parking area for 282women received public hearing. Deal, with 105 appeals filed, Is pending the investigation of drain- were killed Monday night when Communists built the .wal southerly portion of McGuire's frr i the grove." cars will be provided for a mem- Mrs. Reynolds testified that sh< scheduled for a hearing Friday age connection possibilities. their car ran into the side of a through the city a year ago. Grove, between Fair View Ceme- One resident, Mrsi Henry J. bership of 360. would board only those who artat 9 a.m. at the Ocean Township Board president Frederic Mes- tractor trailer at a wet, unlii Hall, Deal Rd., Oakhurst. Allen- An estimated 10,000 West Ber. tery and the Naval Ammunition Bvaun, noted that the wooded The plan includes a T-shaped able to work, not sick, crippled o sina said last night that a new crossroads. hurst, Interlaken, Ocean Town- tiers attacked Soviet vehicles Depot road, was received by the!area carries "all sorts of noises," swimming and diving pool, disabled people. drain will be constructed on The victims were identified as ship and Loch Arbour Village ap- going to and from the Soviet War Zoning Board of Adjustment last including "cries for help and or-children's pool, two tennis courts, One property owner in the area school property because access to Kenneth Craycraft, stationed at Memorial in West Berlin and at-night. dinary conversation in a normal two handball courts, two badmin-objected to the home, claiming peals are also scheduled for that a nearby pipe on private prop- the Lakehurst Naval Air Station, tempted repeatedly to storm the voice." ton courts, a putting green and athat some of the residents within time. erty has been denied. and William King of Lakehurst. In June, a proposal to build the wall along a l'/i mile stretch of Plans for a nine-acre swim baseball field. 200 feet had not been notified of The rest of the schedule, Mr. The sailor apparently was frien* club on West Front St. in the area The cost of the project will re- the sector border. Hard-pressed club, the Sea Star Swim Club, the hearing. Beck said, will remain as previ- ly with the boy's parents, Mr. and of James St. was dropped when Mr, Rich indicated the club main the same as the amount West Berlin police fell back be. 0 be buiIt on ously announced. Mrs. Lloyd King, and was driving it ran into strong neighborhood!' Harmony Rd. near would be operated approximately Another questioned whethe bid, he said. fore a barrage of rocks and bot the youngster home. opposition. (Rt. 35, were presented by Jerry 100 days a year, on a member- Mrs. Reynolds should be permit- les, but reinforced units man- R, Rich, Leonardo, and Mr. Sor- Craycraft's car was headed The same type of opposition ac- ship basis with no daily admit- ted to house rehabilitated pa- aged to disperse the last of the nson. tance. tients from Marlboro Hospital. wuth on Route 547 and smashed rioters with water cannon early curred last night even though, as!' broadside into the trailer at the A variance is required because Residents In the area voiced Mrs. Reynolds indicated she Add Two Patrolmen today. attorney Sverre Sorenson, Atlan- Route 37 Intersection. The trailer tic Highlands, pointed out, "it'sa small portion of the property opposition to Ihe club because itcould provide rooms for 10 peo- At least one Russian soldier is in an R-22 (residential) zone, would be close to a residential ple in her 12-room house. was driven by James Dekersky, th] e same group, and the same end 22 West Berlin policemen and and the new zoning code makes one. A variance, hanging fire for 26, of West Belmar, police said, Ian bu To Freehold Force demonstrators were reported 'in- P ' ' in » B-4 (light indus- no provision for private clubs. Mr. Sorenson, also attorney for He was not injured. trial) zone." several months, was granted to jured. Ten rioters were detained The proposal, which calls for Mr. Rich, said a swim club would Edwin Banfield. Locust, to build FREEHOLD — Two new patrol The commissioner also said the Police said the streetlight at thebriefly. Some of the demonstra Objections the construction of six hexagon- do more to enhance property val- a 40-foot addition to a furniture men were appointed to the police new men are needed because in Intersection was out and the roads tors vowed to return tonight The proposal drew objections shaped two-story structures de- ues and appearances than a light warehouse on Church St. facing force by Mayor and Council here thy last four years the commu- were wet at the time of the acci itronger than ever, but police signed to house 320 bathhouses industry if one were to be built tin Middletown railroad station last night. nity's population has increased dent. were confident they could handle from residents of Rutledge Dr. and 48 cabanas, was estimated on the tract. station. Named were Louis Carotenuto, by 2,000, and additional streets them. immediately adjacent to Me- of 22 Ellis St. and Robert W. have been added. Freeman, 25, of Liberty St. The commissioner also reported INDEX No Word Yet Police Commissioner Joseph R. that the police force is conducting a crackdown campaign on im- Page Collins said the new patrolmen On Lost Films proper parking and speeding. Adam & Eve 11 would start their probationary Allen-Scott 7 MONMOUTH BEACH - Sept. 15 at a Amusements ; 18 James McCurrach of 20 Ocean salary i Ave., who lost four strips of S5 Broadway, but few offenders Births 2 The commissioner said the new millimeter film negatives en have been apprehended. Bridge, 14 patrolmen were needed because Wallace St., Red Bank, Friday He reported that 261 sum. Classified „ IS of the vacancy caused by the re- Comics 14 afternoon, Is still "living In monses had been issued to park- cent retirement of the former hopes" this morning that they ing violators in the general area Crossword Puale : 14 chief, Cornelius DeVries, and be- will be returned to him. of Freehold Raceway. Editorials cause a patrolman is on limited The commissioner's remarks Herblock The negatives were to be duty for reasons of health. The were in response to a letter sub- Movie Timetable .. 10 used to produce Illustrations of appointments, he said, would Obituaries rare plants Mr. McCurrach bring the force to a total strength mitted to council by James J. Old Times was to Include In a supplement if 14 men. Goodwin, Fulton St., who had Sylvia Porter to hi* book "Palms of the complained of seeing no tickets Trie new appointees were laken Television 10 World.'" A young man, "about WHEELS AND RAILS will convert the proposed Shore Aquatic Club'i two poels into summer and winter facili- on cars parked in the area of the Social , n 20," found the strips and took rom a Civil Service exam list raceway and also of seeing many George Sokoliky ,Z .... 6 them to Corn's Photo Shop ties by rolling out the rigid frame iteel building mounted on wheels. The proposal, under consideration by the if eligible candidates. They had speeders on Broadway. •ports , . IMJ trying (o locate the owner. By Middletown Zoning Board of Adjustment, hat laean estimated to coit $250,000. Th» stationary part of the taken the exam four years ago, Mayor* Frank E. Gibson stated Stock Market .. j mistake, a clerk at Dora's building will house locker rooms, offices, rest rooms, lobby and snack bar. Circled portion at right shows how Mr. Collins said. Two patrolmen at the end of the discussion that Successful Investing '"' J told him the negatives didn't were added* to the force at that building will look when pools are covered for winter use. the police will "continue this w. s. wute;; belong there. time. crackdown on speeders." Jt—Tuesday, Angurt 21,1962 RED BANK REGISTER, Weather yronDiggin New Jtsttey — Parity cloudy d at 57 OBITUARIES wtm tod bunHd today wit* Molzer is Home scattered, showers and thunder- RUMSON — Myron B. Dfc storms through this evening, high gm, 57, of 29 Buena Vlst* Avt., CHARLES W. LUBE, SK. Back from Vienna; To Wed Friday In the tOi in the northwest to the vice president, technical direc- PORT MONMOUTH — Charles low or mld-90s tor and member of the board of W»W.««W W. Lube, Sr., 68, died yesterdiv FAIR HAVEN — Felix Molxer, dents with, a competitive envi- in the south- directors of the Hanson-Van In his nome, 142 Monmouth Ave., organist and choirmaster at the ronment and encourage them by east, clearing Winkle-Munning Company, Mtta- after a short illness.. Rumson-Fai~ r Have~ n --..-.Methodis- t building upon the musical knowl- and less humid wan, died Sunday fa Rivervlew Church, has just returned from edge they already have. tonight, low in Hospital. Born in Port Monmouth, he was his teaching assignment in Vien- In addition to his teaching and the 60s. Mostly the SOD of the late Charles and na, Austria, where, for the sec- church activities, Mr. Molzer sunny and sea Amelia Horn Lube. He resided ono year, he taught music his-will again serve as assistant sonably warm tore aU his life. tory at the Institute for Euro- conductor of the Shrewsbury with lower hu- Mr. Lube was a commercial pean Studies. Chorale. midity Wednes- fisherman. He was a Merchant Mr. Moteer participated in He plans to visit teach in Vien- day, high in Marine veteran of World War I. seven concerts at the Internation- n» again next summer. the 80s. Surviving are Us wife, Mrs. al Center for Culture and es- MARINE Anna Mary Goldman tube; two corted a group of his students, Cape May to Block Island- sons, Charles W, Lube, Jr., of mostly Americans, to the Salz- Tourney Small craft warnings are dis- West Keansburg, and Wilbur F. burg Music Festival. played for the possibility of Lube of Old, Bridge; three broth- (Continued) A native of Vienna, Mr. Molzer strong gusty winds in thunder- GET CERTIFICATES — Monmouth Chapter, American Institute of Banking, had ers, Frederick Lube of Clearwa- wil' this week become an Ameri- hits and seven walks in his nine storms through early tonight. ter, Fla., and Harold and Edward can citizen. His marriage to Innings, took the loss for the Winds southwest 10 to 15 knots its fall rally last night in Colts Neck Inn. Merle Simpson, vice president and Lube of Belford;. two sister*. Mrs. Jeanette Ballantine of Rumson Colonials. except possibly strong and gusty cashier, Btlmar-Wall National Bank, is shown presenting certificates for compiet* Ethel Morvan of Belford and Mrs. The Old Union House team will take place Friday. in thunderstorms,, becoming ing five courses of study under AIB program to, left to right, Mrs. Margaret C. Naomi Divers of Port Monmouth, During the coming season, he next will see action Saturday northwest tonight. Variable winds and three grandchildren. will teach the first "group piano night when it meets the winner 5 to 10 knots early Wednesday, Hulsart, Mn. Nila Hendrickson and Miss Maureen F. Kosatko, all of Central Jer- lessons in the shore area based of tonight's contest between becoming onshore 10 to 15 knots sey Bank and Trust Company. Other certificate winners, not pictured, were Misses Services will be Thursday at II a.m. in the Scott Funeral upon the theories of Robert teams representing Milwaukee, n afternoon. Scattered showers Mary Ann Kruse and Josephine G. Whalen, also of Central Jersey. Pace, originator of a method de- Wls., and Hollandale, Miss. Hol- and thunderstorms today and Home, Belford, with Rev. H. H. signed to stimulate piano stu- landale, which finished third in early tonight, clearing later to- McConnell of Keansburg First last year's nationals, Is consid- night fair Wednesday. Visibility Methodist Church officiating. Bur- er,ed a strong contender. 5 miles or more except 1 to 3 Strike ial will be in Fair View Ceme- tery. ^ Rooney started on the mound miles in heavier showers. Seek South Jersey (Continued) 10 From County foi the winners, giving up four Myron B. runs on five hits and seven walks TIDES swing shift, demanded by the HARRY HOUL Sandy Hook while fanning six in 5 2/3 in- company, but still want time and Mr. Diggin was internationally KEANSBURG - Harry Hill, (3, To Study Law nings. He was relieved by Today — High 1:13 p.m. and Rail Service Boost a half for Sunday premium work. known in the electroplating field, low 9:40 a.m. of 79 Seeley Ave., died Saturday NEW BRUNSWICK-T«n resi- Lackey, who gave up a run on He said strikers still disagree having published numerous pa- in Veterans Administration Hos- dents of Monmouth County have one hit and two walks in 21/3 Wednesday — High 1:39 a.m. TRENTON (AP)-State officials made the joint statement at a with a company demand that the pers on the subject He held pat- and 2:10 p.m. and low 7:53 a.m. have launched a bipartisan search news conference Monday. pital, East Orange. Born in Jer- been accepted for admission to innings. firm be allowed to change clasti- ents on cadmium and zinc plat sey City, he was the son of the the Rutgers School of Law, Rob- (T) I B.. Vi (3) and 8:49. for ways to retain or expand rail 4 Trains flciations and pay scales for "in- ng processes as well as anode ert P. Biunno, university admis- ABHH (For Red Bank end Rumson service between Atlantic City and bag construction and was the late Arthur and Alice Johnson Ben'lt, 3b 6 H&r'ion ef 2 3 0 The main problem, Farley said centive" work. Hill. iions director, Newark, an- Gill, ss 6 1 Jus'a&a. 3b S 01 bridge add two hours; Seathe Philadelphia area in an ef- designer of the electroplating H'd'aon, el 0 0 Renti, •> 3 is that the Pennsylvania-Reading Even though the company con- A veteran of World War n, he nounced today. Phllllpi, o S 0 Mo't'ry, lb 3 2 Bright deduct 10 minutes; Long fort to buttress South Jersey's Seashore Line runs only four siders the strike to be broken, control table which bear* his L.M, II 5 2 Anile, tt 5 j> Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- sagging economy. name. was a member of the YCBR The new law students are Ben-Fi'bein, rl 5 1 Benmm, 2b 4 trains in and out of Atlantic City it remains to be seen what future Berry. II 3 I lands bridge, add 40 minutes.) Club, the Good Fellows dub. Bay- jamin F. Toback, 1409 Third Ave., Pler«on lb 2 « Under consideration are the ere-each day. effect a recent labor move will In 1961. Mr. Diggin was Asbury Park, who attended La- Trie*. It 1 0 0 CaJdwell, o 6 J (AP) — Tropical air ation of an authority to acquire awarded honorary membership shore Tavern Owens Association DeO'KQ B2 H Jki *1 The railroad tried last year to have. The union has asked the fayette College; Allan J. Shechet, Haider, rt 3 1 0 • ° from the Gulf fanned far north- the Pennsylvania-Reading Sea- iu the American Electroplaters' and the New Jersey Tavern Own- Rooney, p 2 0 0 discontinue the service between state AFL-CIO and the State ers Association. He operated the 106 Parker Ave., Deal Park. Lackey, p 1 O 0 ward into the eastern half of the shore Lines or increased subsi- Atlantic City and the Philadel- Society, an organization he hac Ocean Township, Rutgers; Mi- 1 0 0 nation yesterday, producing hot dies to the railroad. Building and Construction Trade. «^'ln variouT^pTdue. to Willow Wood Tavern. MttlU, II O phia-Camden area, but the Inter- Council to place the firm's cer- chael D. Schottland, 15 Waverly and humid weather and setting Gov. Richard J. Hughes, a Dem- state Commerce Commission did a number of years. In 1946 he Mr. Hill U furvivied by his 40 T 13 I 35 e •' amic tile products on the "do not wife. Mrs. Helen Hill, local mu- PL, Freehold, Monmouth Col- 'Strcckout for Lackey in ninth. off violent storms In many areas. ocrat, and State Senate President not approve the plan. was the recipient of the AE lege; John C. Manna, 5 Arthur 3B hlta, Renn. 2B hits Bennett. R«nn. Temperatures skyrocketed to Frank S. Farley, a Republican, patronize" list. Gold Medal Award for service to nicipal court clerk; three daugh- Bits ott Roouey, B In t% milnjrms Hughes said he would ask for According to the company, this ters, Mrs. Beverly Rienzo of this Ave., Long Branch, Monmouth; LaoUey, 1 In 2H Innlneigsi ; Hendeirson: , the upper 90s and 100-plus north- a federal government survey to the industry, and in 1956, the Cranville D. Magee, 1113 New 0 In 2 Innings. Struck out: By Rooney, request has had no advene award of merit place, Mrs. Marie Fera of New- S: by Lackey, 2; by Henderson, 2. ward as far as Kansas, Illinois, examine various possibilities of Brunswick Ave., Manasquan, BB: oft rtoonty. 7; ofl Lackey, 2; ott Missouri, the 6hio Valley and affect to date on sales. He was a member of the Elec. ark and Mrs. Rosalyn Lach of Henderson, 0. Hits off Jenklm, 13 In retaining or expanding the rail In 1960, a strike at the plant Neptune; a son, Joseph Pdose of Bowdoin; Lawrence S. Schwartz, . Innings: Barlow, 0 In 1 Inning, struck Pennsylvania. Record readings service. He said he and Farley trochemical Society, Institute oi 22 Birchwood Ct., New Shrews- out: By Jenkins, 3: by Barlow, 0. BB: idled workers for 17 days. Metal Finishing (England) Nixon; » grandchildren; six sis- of( Jenklni, 7; ott Barlow. 2. for the date were set in many will go to Washington later this bury, Lafayette. Oil Union Bouse 001 O03 001 2—7 Cities. year to appeal for the study. American Society for Testing ten, Mrs. Alice Moore and Mrs. Also Timothy E. Annin, 102 *°*»°*» coioniau — Oil 100 0-5 The Southland got little or no MRS. ANNA T. KUYLER Materials, American Ordnance Jessie Guenther. both of Jersey Rivervlew The railroad turned down as In- Association, American Chemical Manor Dr., Red Bank, Washing- relief from the long spell of mug- Red Bank adequate last year a state offer FAIR HAVEN - Mrs. Anna City; Mrs. Florence Lynch and ton and Jefferson; Robert E. Theresa Kuyler, 80, of 101 Spruce Society, and a Fellow of The Mrs. Grace Soffel, both of Red gy weather. Showers, however, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Liszesk, of a $220,000 subsidy to continue Combs, 102 Beechwood Dr., Plane brought temporary relief to some service. Dr., died yesterday at the Atlan- American Institute of Chemists. Bank, and Miss Louisa HU and Shrewsbury, Monmoujh; James 210 Arlington Ave., Union Beach, Mr. Diggin was also active Mrs. Emily Hamilton, both of (Continued) areas, with heaviest amounts in daughter, yesterday. tic Highlands Nursing Home, P. Richardson, 1 Washington New Offer where she had been a patient a member of International Coun- this place. foot-high reinforced concrete wall Mississippi and Arkansas.' Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fuller, 69 But Highway Commissioner Ave., Spring Lake, Middlebury, and across a road, and plunged The storms erupted late yester- three months. cil on Electrodeposltlon, and was The funeral will be at 2 p.m. ind Robert V. O'Hagan, 19 Nor- Northvale Ave., Little Silver, Dwight R.G. Palmer said he is chairman of the Surface Preser- Into . day and last night as the flow of daughter, yesterday. working on a new offer which Bora in Carlstadt, Sweden, Mrs. Wednesday In the John J. Ryan wood Ct, West Long Branch, hot air clashed with a push of Kuyler was a daughter of the late vation Section, American Ord- Funeral Home, with Rev. H. H. •Rutgers. Engine Gone Mr. and Mrs. Lambert Knight, would grant the railroad a $265,000 nance Association. Two engines were ripped off be- cool air in the Great Lakes re- subsidy for each of the next two Johanne and Marie Erickson Nil- McConnell, pastor of the Meth- fore" "thTptane" stoppSThf deep 8'°n M° sections of the North- 371 East Road, Belford, daugh- son. Her husband, William H. A native of Matawan, Mr. Dig- ter, yesterday. years. gin was graduated from Wesley- odist Church, officiating. Burial mud and about 15 feet of water east. The governor also announced Kuyler, died in 1958. will be in Mr View Cemetery. 11-Mile Tie-Up Violent wind storms pounded Mr. and Mrs. Donald Ryder, an University hi 1926, and earned some 50 yards from shore. The Ninth St. and Central Ave., West that Palmer has agreed to under Surviving are two daughters, his MA in chemistry there In NORTH PLAINFIELD

600 Broadway, Long Branch Ne^ferseyBell MIddletown Shopping Center Keyport • Oakhurjt - Holmdcl 1410 A.M. — 105.5 F.M. Monmourii County News Summaries 7 A.M. . 12 Noon • 5 P.M. Joseph C. Irwin and Freehold- RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 21, 1962-5 AP Jaycees ers Walton Sherman, Charles X Cost Of Smith, Abram D. Voorhect and rested on * wajntnt after he.«IS fine tor *onten)# of eourt, Earl L. Woolley, • • (ailed to appear in court to an- B«erly F. Biggs, WollMtoa,- IHMd Wayne D. McMurray, editor of Kerosene swer tiie cJiir'ges. < hits'-, p*H * f2J floe for, driv- the Asbury Park Press, will be Harry Deewrjlan, SOS Summer. ing 70 m.p-h. in • «-miIe zone toMtmaster for the event, which Lamps: $30 fletd Ave., Asbury Park, wa« and also lost her license for 39 Award Night will see local and state figures fined (10 (or selling ice cream i»ys. ASBURY PARK - The Greater among the more than 1,000 ex- NEW SHREWSBURY - Acting in the borough without a license. Magistrate Fitzgerald fined Co- Asbury Park Junior Chamber of,(pected to attend. Magistrate Thomis Fitzgerald Leon D. Parker, 910 Monroe lumbia Christopher, 189 Colemaa Commerce has announced plans The banquet will be catered by yesterday fined Kenneth L. SoAve.- , Asbury Park, paid a $25Ave., Long Branch; $15 for pass- for « "Distinguished Service McAllister's of Philadelphia. hacki, Fort Dix, $15 for remov- lint for not having a driver's li- ing on a curve and Mary R. Pol- Award" banquet to be held in Dancing to a "name" band will ing a cautioning traffic signal cense plus another $30 for leav- icastor, 135 Cloverdale Clr., here, Convention Hall Oct. 13. It will follow the affair. from a highway. ing the scene of an accident. a similar amount for careless honor members of the Mcnmouth Eugene Lowy, president of the driving. County Board of Freeholders. Police said Sohacki had re Raymond F. Pross of Perth Am- Jaycees, announced the event moved kerosene limps frdm a boy received a 30-day revocation The Jaycees said the banquet following conferences with Jay construction site on Rt. 33 here. of his driving privileges and paid No problem finding tenants would honor Freeholder Director cee committees. Sohacki also was fined $15 fora $25 fine for driving 80 m.p.h. when you advertise The Register contempt of court. He was ar-in a 60-mile rone. He also paid way—Advertisement. FULL ONE INCH THICK ALUMINUM .W; MONTGOMERY WARD COMBINATION STORM MONMOUTH SHOPPING CENTER Phone U 2-2150 and SCREEN DOOR REGISTRATION DEADLINE — Members of the League of Women Voters,, Red Bank Region, left to right, Mrs. Charles Kroll, Shrewsbury, voters jenviee chairman; Miss Elisabeth A. Kelley, Red Bank, director, end Mrs. Albert Goldstein, New Shrewsbury, are writing reminders of the Sept. 27 registration deadline to the recent 21-year-olds in this vicinity. 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In the Friends Meeting House FIT THESE STYLES I "Between Yanko'i ft ReusslUes" here, established a temporary AND MANY MORE! executive committee including • Allen Strasburger, 36 Oakland St. YOUNG RESEARCHERS pore over catalogs In the college Red Bank, chairman; Leo Rainer 1 Information center at Teachers College, NewYorlcCity.Help- 1443 Unami Ave., Wanamassa, 32 Brood St. SHodysidc 1-7500 Had Bank Ing steer them to the appropriate college la a graduate >to. and Edmund Goerke, Monmouth dtnl in TC't department of guidance, who works with high Hills. ' school students as part of his field work. The National Committee, with which the local representatives ii»iii«///ra»^ have aligned themselves, advo- cates the cessation of nuclear tests, controlled disarmament, curbing the distribution of nuclear weapons among small nations, If you're a college man on a budget, government planning to solve the economic problems of disarma- ment, and a strengthened, all- Close-out Special! you know the importance of advance planning. inclusive United Nations. SANE is a mass organization J. Kridel's August program of which co-operates with other peace organizations for the quality slip covers special back-to-college values was planned achievement of its objectives. It conducts demonstrations and marches for peace, maintains months ego to meet your needs. Washington lobby, distributes SHOP! COMPARE! SAVE AT WARDS! literature, promotes international You'll look far to find a better buy at this low price! All new-for-fall wanted items meetings, and participates in an exchange student program. The machine-washable fabric is a lovely tone-on-tone 49 as seen on college and graduate school The next meeting of the Ioca weave in patterns and colors designed to add charm chair chapter has been set for Sept to your home. Covers need little if any Ironing I Beau- cover 5 at 8 p.m. in the Friends 7 campuses around the nation. tifully tailored with kick pleats, cord welting, reversi- Meeting House. Sofa cover 13.99 Third of the series: ble cushion covers. Choose from an assortment of Two Cities' lovely, no-fade decorator colors. NO MONET DOWN! Experiments Can Expand Sizable grants to "support the application from kindergarten through the 12th grade of the full range of constructive inno- vations in American education FREE during the past 10 years" have been made to the public schools .DELIVERY, of Newton, Mass, and Norfolk, Conn., by the Ford Foundation. "What has heretofore been educational experimentation on a limited scale - at particular schools or gradelevels - will NO become In Newton and Norwalk the predominant systemwide pat- MONEY terns," says Clarence H. Faust a DOWN vice president of the Foundation. ''•' . '''.? - * Newton will use its $266,000] grant to expand its large-group instruction, advanced placement of abler students, and co-opera- tive projects for teacher educa- tion and curriculum improvement with the Harvard University Graduate School of Education. These Innovations were begun Famous MAKER CLOSEOUT in Newton under grants from the Fund for the Advancement of Education, a n independent organization established by the Room Size Broadloom RUGS Ford Foundation. Newton also will develop such A college man's most important staples at odvanee planning prices. practices as the interchange of Savings to $279 each.... teachers from grade to grade and 5.00 BD and tab shirts, any 3 for 11.75 school to school, team teaching Size Color Reg. small-group instruction, individu- Oxford button downs In plain colors of white, blue, linen and maize; or tape stripes al study programs, flexible ad- I5X26V BLUE $396.00 $ of blue, brown, olive or gray on white. Tab collars with snap fasteners in white and missions standards for kinder- 15x23' MOONBEAM SLOW ."..„ 415.00 blue oxford cloth. Stripe tabs in blue, brown, gray and olive on white broadcloth. garten, expansion of offerings in the sciences, arts and foreign 15x27*2" GOLD 405.00 All have box front, pleated baclc. languages, and the formulation of 15x23'10" BEIGE :.. 460.00 continuing curricula from ele- New Haven made 2.50 repp silk ties, 3 for 5.00 mentary through high school In I5x22'o" ROSE BEIGE 342.00 such subjects as mathematics Full weight twill silks in the preferred 3'/2-incft width. Wide variety of striping*. I5x22'6" BRONZE GOLD .456.00 and social studies. White wool 1.00 crew socks, 6 for 5.00 The $200,000 grant to the Nor- i* I5x26'8" BASQUE BLUE 792.00 '§ walk public schools supplements I5x26'fi" BEIGE MORESQUE 294.00 Sizes II, 12, 13 and 14. 90% wool for comfort, 10% nylon for extra wear. an earlier grant from the Fund for the advancement of Edu- 15x27'6" CHAMPAGNE ..: 689.00 6.95 chino pants, 3 for 14.95 cation for the "Norwalk Plan" I5X27'I0" BLACK PEARL .'. 828.00 a successful pioneer effort in the Combed cotton twill pants. Pre-cuffed. Deep suntan, light olive, black. use of team teaching. I5X22'IO" AVOCADO GREEN 459.00 In 1958 the Norwalk Plan em- 15x19" VIOLET GLOW :.....'.. 359.00 Plan now to shop all three floors at J. Kridel. Make charge payrpents braced 302 pupils and 12 teach- 73 September, '/) October, '/j November. No service charge. ers at two grade levels in four 15x23' CLAY BEIGE 323.00 schools. During 1961-62, It j I2x26'3" TAN WHEAT , i....l:... 429.00 included 2,500 pupils and 79 teachers in nine schools and all I2x26'4" WALNUT 367.00 12 grades, I2x29'5" ROYAL BLUE 245.00 Norwalk will expand its team' teaching, plus such related prac- I2x27'8" CANYON TWILIGHT 288.00 tices as the use of nonprofessional I2x24'2" BRONZE „ 352.00 assistants, flexible scheduling and variations in class size and type 12x24' TAN WHEAT „ 399.00 of instruction. Norwalk also •ROAD AND FRONT STRUTS plans to give greater responsi- RID BANK. N.J. • SH LSJO0 bility to student-teacher interns and to expand the use of tape recorders, teaching machines and educations TV. Ked flank Kegister TbeaePayai tMIBwd tMtt. JU* 8**, N. J. StU. Ifldlnwy M, MMBtwrn The Scientific Elite 1HI ftf Jf«ta B> Co* ud Hear? Of ' By GEORGE E. SOKOL5KY IB0HA8 IKVINO BROWN, PnbUlbtr 1US-U9 IAMBS J. HOGAN, EON 61 HAROLD KELLY, General Manager Small boys, when I was a small boy, talked base- W. HARRY PENMNGTON, Production Manager ball and such. Now, they seem to be technologists. Member oJ the Associated Prat They know about space, about missiles, how to hot rod !• "P"»4 *O»«IHI ^publication «UD» loru HOI >IUIM an automobile, and so on. Parents listen in astonish- m t&U «««pwni ta ma u an AT nm ment at junior small talk which Is really out of this Member o» American Newspaper Publishers Association Member Andii Bureau ol Clrealatlon world. Tte IU4 Buk Saguur twntm n» nnu»l*i nipornibtuuei for ITPOICWUUU «mn ts kdnrtiuiaut* The fact of the matter is that the Ma «tu raferttt vtthaut cbun. that pin ol u tdmtlnmant In w&icta Uu trpocmihlctl *ri*r occur* Ad- will |UM> BOUtj O» BiuMVDant uanwAlaUU of any «rror which may occur. heroes of the day are Astronauts and TUt Minvavw atmmw M nipoaslbfflUM (or itatuunu ol oiinioaa tn itttan from lu nadtra. to most, it matters little whether they are Americans or Russians or anything •obtenptKa Mou la Mnra Ou mr tu.00 n> montta, ttOO Hut* <*m at aaobK T oata •Uli tan by man, • wati —they are the men who are doing the TUESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1962 unbelievable. Also even kids know,, that science 3s a matter of team work. No- body could get up there all on his own; Bicycles at lily-Tulip SOKOLSKY |je nas to nave a supporting team and lots of boys expect to be on that supporting team. We can see nothing wrong with Lily-Tulip says when construction What President Eisenhower called a "scientific- having a few bicycles at the lily- has been completed, and the plant technological elite," President Kennedy has incorpor- Tulip plant, Rt. 35, Holmdel, to make officially opened — which should be ated into a government office, "The Office of Science life a little easier for employees who in November — those who are rid and Technology." The federal government will spend prefer their locomotion sitting. ing bicycles to get from place to $12,000,000,000 (billion) on research and development place inside the building will have this year. This does not include what private Industry After all, the plant does cover 23 is spending on R & D, as businessmen call it Science to put them in mothballs—and start acres — and if you've ever walked has become a major government operation. walking. around a 23-acre piece of land, you'll May we suggest that the com- A Changed World know what we're talking about. pany reconsider this decision. This is characteristic of a changed world. In fact, Lily-Tulip officials don't seem to A man can get just as tired walk- so technological have we become that our politicians, mind this little informality. Two ofing around 23 acres of concrete before they decide on their behavior, have surveys the bicycles were purchased by the made and polls taken and the whole summarized by floor after November, as before. "Okay, to I'vt gone to pot—I've (pent my entire life working for a living ... mechanical computers so that no one need think about firm. Seems to us, this is a very If they let the bicycles stay — it You expect Tanan of the apes or something . . .!" ' right and wrong and morality and virtue. progressive company. may start a whole new thing in It is like my mail. For something like 30 years, The only thing is, top brass at American industry ... Your Money's Worths I have spent my summers up here in Berkshire County WILLIAM in Massachusetts where I can read and study and re- new myself. And during all those years, my mall was Value of an Education Our Spending Habits Change forwarded by the New York Post Office. But to and Stan Musial, one of baseball's lege offer and then followed it with By SYLVIA PORTE S. WHITE behold! This year improvements were made and the all-time greats, offers a message to baseball," says Musial. Post Office is becoming mechanized and it is using The first major overhaul in more than 10 years o WASHINGTON - As the first more automatic machinery and also the Post Office young people which should be In this day of the big bonus and full Congress of the Kennedy Ad- wants more money for stamps. the Consumer Price Index—the only measure we havi ministration draws to a painful- heeded. the big salary, many youngsters de- of changes in our cost of living—is now well over th ly unhurried close, it seems sea- But on Wednesdays my mail does not come. On Musial says if he had his life to cide to pass up higher education for half-way mark. sonable to evaluate the perform- Wednesday, my mail goes to Falmouth In the Cape ance to date of the President's live over again he would have gone professional sports. They say they In'November the Bureau of Labor Statistics wi] 'oreign policy team. Cod area, about 160 miles away from here. Why does to college first—then headed for thewill return to college in a few years start releasing its findings on the spend the mail go to Falmouth instead of to Otis? Because This is such an evaluation, the Otis Air Force Base is there. I telephone to the mail major leagues. —although this rarely comes about. ing habits of families in 66 cities todaj based mostly on the opinion of Musial has designated almost all in contrast,to their spending habits ir this columnist but influenced by clerk at the Air Force Base, at my own expense, And This is quite an admission from the trusted opinions of certain he very kindly forwards my mail to me. a man who has won fame and for-of the proceeds of the recently-held the early 1950s. Next year these city others, inside and outside Con- "Musial Night" at the by-city studies will become the basis for gress. Can't Read on Wednesdays tune in the game of baseball. But updating the CPI so it will show how toward a scholarship for a young Secretary of State Dean Rusk— Apparently somebody on a train or in Springfield, what Musial says is good advice— "real" families of city wage-earners and A" for his basic Job, which Is for anyone talented enough to have man at Columbia University. clerical workers are spending their mon- to help the President prepare Massachusetts, cannot read on Wednesdays. He reads Even though he has been a suc- ey now and on what In January 1964 high policy and to see that policy all other days, but Wednesday is his off day. Or may- to decide initially between a college through; "B" for Congressional PORTER the new index will be ready to chart be, it is all done by a machine which refuses to work education or a professional athletic cess in his chosen field, Stan Musial relations, which,, though some on Wednesday. career. realizes the value of an education. jrice movements in the city family's marketbasket of other diplomatic types have nev- >oods and services from month to month. er learned it, are very important. I have a teletypewriter up here and one day on Musial turned down a scholar- He is right in advising young peo- it came a message which I thought I should not have. This index has been called by one congressional Ball Gets An 'A' ship at Pitt to play baseball with ple that it will be with them long I broke in to tell the sender that he had the wror- ubcommittee "the most important single statistic is- Under Secretary George Ball— place. The sender had no sense of humor. It took the Cardinals. after their days on the playing field iued by the government," and there is no doubting its 'A" for his top function, which Is to oversee all the high-level telephone official to convince him that either he c "Now I wish I'd taken the col-end. mormous importance. The wages of millions of work- wheeling and dealing through the machine or perhaps a pixie had made an error. »rs are directly tied to its fluctuations, the paycheck which we hope to associate use- of tens of millions more are indireotly affected, by it! fully with the European Common Knowledge Without Wisdom Market; "C" for Congressional EVENTS OF YEARS AGO movements. The psychology of U.S. businessmen, con relation^. Here, Ball's case—the The real trouble with science is that it Is difficult sumers, lawmakers and of financiers the world ovei bill to give the President en- to evaluate. It takes a scientist to read the stuff and From The Register's Files :s profoundly influenced by its trend. larged tariff-cutting authority as part of this Common Market ap- while he may be full of knowledge, he may have no Leon A. of Long The engagement of Miss Bea- wisdom. The government lets contracts to universities, 50 Years Ago Branch, succeeded George Min- trice Applegate of Keyport and Index Dreadfully Obsolete proach — is much better than zer as assistant teelgraph oper- Wilbus L. Rockafeller of Keans- As of now, though, the index is dreadfully obso Ball's grasp of Congressional sub- contractors and to "think companies," as someone calls The grounds of the Rumson burg v/as announced. tleties and realities. Polo Club, comprising 18 acres ator at the Red Bank railroad lete and no one denies, as another Congressional sub them. The universities have been productive of enor- station. ton Rumson Rd., about a mile committee put it, that it could be "measuring a pat Under Secretary George Mc- mous scientific knowledge which has been useful; con- Miss Olga Schwenker, daughter Ghee—"A" for his most import- from the Little Silver depot, were tern of living that does not exist" tractors are especially good at testing, measuring, told to a New York buyer. The 25 Years Ago of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schwenker ant, if unassigned, responsibility: polo club was using the Rumson of River Rd., sailed for a seven For instance, simple common sense tells us thai to help Rusk, and ultimately the justifying./The "think companies" are a gamble and A portion of Irving PI., (now weeks' tour of South America as President, to keep down the ex- like my Wednesday mail loser, they may or may not Country Club at the time. known as Silver Brook Rd.,) was the typical city family is spending a far larger propoi a ballet dancer with a theatrical tremism from left and right be productive. iccepted by the Shrewsbury (pmpany. Miss Schwenker before tion of its income today on such services as medical which is the endless enemy of The western section of Free- Council as a borough street. The that played in the entire New Really what President Kennedy has done has been hold was connected with the town care and education and such big-ticket things as cars sensible foreign policy; "A"' fo part accepted ran from Corn La. York run of "White Horse Inn.' Congressional relations, too. water system. to Broad St. The rest of the than in the early 1950s and is spending a far smalle; to get the stuff into a responsible government office street had been deeded to the run by a government scientist, Dr. Jerome Wiesner, Otarino Trufolo was appointed proportion of its income on such necessities as food Walt Rostow, chairman of th( Alfred Hackman, a cigar maker borough by the Broderson Corp. 'tate Department Policy Plan where the reports will be evaluated and the geniuses in 1933. chairman of the Garibaldi Society and probably less on clothes too. To be more specific, employed by William Culllngton, committee to plan a Columbus ning Group-"A" for his work ir separated from the fakers. As most problems in mod- caught an eel in the Shrewsbury Day celebration. even before the findings are disclosed: helping prepare policy alterna- River that weighed four pounds The state Alcoholic Beverage Food: The index now gives a weight of 28 per cen tives of all sorts in a tricky an ern science have to do with higher mathematics, most and was nearly three feet long. Commission ruled that a slogan nasty cold-war world; "C plus1 politicians cannot read the stuff or analyze its Rumson Republicans announced to food, meaning it assumes the average city familj It was the largest eel talon from must be removed from a sign ci for Congressional relations. significance. the river since Alfred Hawkins the Lighthouse Inn, Asbury Park. a slate of James G. Auchincloss spends 28 cents of every $1 just on food. This weighi caught one of about the same The catchy phrase on which thi for mayor, and Robert G. Ilsley Not Rostow'g Fault The work of the Office of Science and Technology and Louis M. Hague for council. is slated to go way down. te i i n 19019099 . commissio*"' n turne^ d thumbs daw• n This latter mark, while poor, is to be encouraged. It is part of the permanent Cold was: "Get Lit at the Lighthouse. As incomes rise, families need to spend less o Mayor Charles R. English of not Rostow'j fault. Actually, hi War which has become our lot. One of its problems is Red Bank voters turned down a Commissioner D. Frederick Bur- their total pay oh food and incomes have climbed spec has no special business havin^ proposal to buy two lots for nett, in a letter to tte proprietor Red Bank, Judge Harry Klatsky, to have precise knowledge of exact science. Guessing Basil Bruno, Thomas F. Shebell tacularly in the past 10 years. Families are spendin any Congressional relations. Am School Durnoses-one adjacent to of the Lighthouse Inn, said: "I: a record dollar total on food, yes—but a much smalle: those he has had have been thrust will not do. We have to be absolutely right. A missile and' one on we allowed you to get away with and John C. Giordano were the high school, among the speakers at a testi- pon him by a few Congressional must hit its target; there can be no second chance. A Shrewsbury Ave. this, we would shortly be flooded percentage of their total dollar income is budgetec with signs such as Get Soused at monial dinner at the Smoke Shop suspicions that because he is space ship must be where it should be. A new drug Tavern, for John A. Petillo, who for food. rofessor by trade, he must be The Red Bank Cavalry Troop Sousa's, Stewed at Stuart's oi must cure, not kill. The Federal Drug Administration 'ie-eyed at the Pianola." had recently passed his state ba: Changes in Food Prices as dreamy about the nature was engaged In a war game in examinations. the Communist challenge by one decision has earned all that has been spent on wild and rugged country in Con- CARMICHAEL Significance: Changes in food prices, at times vlo some professors are. In truth, h< it It is a new world we live in—a world of pin-point necticut between Hartford and the lent, will have less influence on cost of living trend Is a good, thinking anti-Commu- Nfew York border. In Rumson, Edward O'Brien, precision. e-zi who had been a member of the in the new index. ist, as distinguished from thi Board of Education for 17 years, sort of anti-Communist who i John F. McGrath of Red Bank Transportation: The index now assumes the aver- largely occupied with crying oul If B resigned to move to Connecticut. 1 "In Case Anything Should Go Wrong, I Wanl Yon accepted the position of superin- age city family spends ll /^ cents of every $1 for both low very anti-Communist he is, tendent of the Atlantic Highlands 1' AUTOMATIC l\.h\ private and public transportation. This weight is slated Fo Know It's Been Nice Being Teamed Together" Municipal Electric plant. Peter Pingitore and Edward McGeorge Bundy, White House Bott were co-chairman of the Redto go way up. 'oreign policy adviser—"A" fo Bank Quadrangle Club Committee kind of work similar to Ros The new model Overland, self- to plan a beach party at Sea t Not only do many more millions of families own ow's. No mark for Congressional itarting, 30-horsepower, five-pas- Bright. SinVcar but also millions more own two or three car •elations for the reason that Bun- •enger touring car, with a speed- and tens of millions spend a record high percentage ly really has none, end should ometer and a mohair top and lave none. boot was advertised for sale for Miss Bernice Levine of Lincoln of their incomes on their cars' gas, insurance, repairs, $985 at the Albert B. Boynton Ave., Atlantic Highlands, sailed etc. At the same time, tens of millions are still using Adlai E. Stevenson, head of our Motor Co., at 24 Monmouth St. for Italy for a year as an ex- elegation to the United Nations change student. Miss Levin$ had trains, buses, subways for transportation. —"A" for the very debatable been a student at Wellesley Col- Significance: Fluctuations in the cost of buying 'unction of "getting along" with Theodore Boyce, a Keyport tge. blacksmith, died in the Long and maintaining autos will have a much greater im- ithers in the UN, particularly the Branch Hospital of appendicitis pact on living cost trends in the new index. ksians and Africans; "C minus" at the age of SI. IDES OF MARCH' ADAPTED or the responsibility of strongly NEW YORK (AP) - Thornton Medical and personal care, reading and recreation: ^presenting the views of the The Middtetown Township Com Wilder and Jerome Kilty have The index assumes the average city family spends 6 nited States government at the mittee decided to apply to the completed a year-long collabora- cents of every $1 for medical care, 2 cents for personal IN; "D minus" for Congression county Board of Taxation for per- tion on a stage version of Wilder's relations. mission to raise the tax rate. novel, "The Ides of March." care (such as haircuts, cosmetics), 5% cents for read They believed this would be nec- Assistant Secretary of State Kilty, -an actor, initiated the ing and recreation. Each category's weight is slated tor United Nations Affairs) Har- essary in order to raise the year's lramatization four years ago budget of $24,020 for municipal to go up. Cleveland—"A" for tireless ifter he had completed a first levotlon to a poor cause, which purposes, 134,982 for schools and rersion, Wilder joined in the re- You don't need any survey to confirm this. You #7,000 for county purposes. The leeks -a UN of usurpd and vision work. The partners went know how much more of your income you're spending eddling power over the affairs assessed value of the township Jirough four major drafts before for such services as these. was (4,621,000, an increase of turning the script over to pro- sovereign nations; "F" for the about a half million dollars above ducer David Black. It is to be Increases In Service Costs isdom of his advice to super- the previouj year. staged next season. Sir John Significance: Increases in service costs will tilt the >rs on same; "D minus" for ongressional relations. IF Gielgud may handle the principal new price index up more than the old. It's a good thing role. At the big Keyport carnival, the that the bulk of the rise in the cost of most services Assistant Secretary of State (rlie in the baby parade was won WU RSK or African Affairs) Mennen Wil- by Edna V. Van Pelt, daughter AN OPERATOR The saucer shaped leaves of behind us. ms—"A1' for the same deyo- pf Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Van Pelt. EPVtO5 outh America's Royal Water Clothing: The index assumes the average family m to African "Independence" The Raritan Hose Company won ..ily often exceed 20 feet in cir- spends 9 cents of every $1 for apparel. This weight pirations; the same failing the cup for the best appearance :umference. The white blossomn grades on the other two points in the firemen's parade. ' 6—Tuesday, August 21, 1962measure up to 15 inches. probably will go down. for Cleveland. Allen-Scott BgpjDit SINGER By Gettermann • means 0/ extending the RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, August 21, 1962-7 Therapist MCOSS mining program by providing the nurse* with ad- The captain is a 1161 graduate ditional professtotal knowledge to of George Washington High Aid to Education Deadlock? Consultant prevent deformities aad disabili- Corderman Seta* Alexandria, Vt., a 1*» ties sod to advance rehabilitation. graduate of the V. S. Military WASHINGTON — The long-sputtering federal aid- Mr, Crisci, who will be employed Ends Course Academy at West Point, N. %, At MCOSS by MCOSS on a part-time basis, to-educatiort issue is on the verge of erupting in a new FORT.MONMOUTH - Capt and a 1992 graduate of Stanford RED BANK — Monmouth will consult with the nurses on 'of (Calif.) University. i acrimonious wrangle. County Organization for Social special cases and also take part David M. Corderman, 28. son of Maj. Gen. (Ret) and Mrs. W. This time the cause of the threatening explosior Service has appointed Daniel R. in Ui-service educal Crisci of 560 Second Ave., West programs for the nurses in Preston Corderman, S7S Harding is a reputed backstage plan to oust the Senate Demo- End, as physical therapist con- chronic illness control and itsRd., Little Silver, recently com- cratic conferees who are adamantly re- sultant, under a new program relation to physical therapy. pleted the 13-week associate of- fusing to give any ground in opposing instituted by MCOSS and financed ficer career course at the Signal QIFTMI through a grant provided by the Mr. Crisci is a graduate ol* School. ' federal grants to private colleges. state under the Community Long Branch High School, Spring- Capt Corderman received in- A JOY TO USE This group consists of Senator: Health Services Act. field (Mass) College, whet-e i>e struction in the duties and re- received a bachelor of science Wayne Morse, .Ore., chairman, Lister sponsibilities of a field grade Sig- KEM PLASTIC degree, and Frank Butts Institute nal Corps officer. Hill, Ala., Ralph Yarborough, Tex., Pat Cleveland, Ohio, where he PLAYING CARDSj McNamara, Mich., and Jennings Ran- became a registered physical You're Hire to find i therapist, dolph. W. Va. Ken design to suit your H-e Is on the staffs of the taste...fromttje Senator Joseph Clark, Pa., facin: United Cerebral Palsy Treatment exciting naw "SemencV Clinic and Monmouth Medical in brilliant coral and a tough re-election battle this year, ala turquoise to tht is a Democratic conferee, but is credited with sidinj Center, and previously had been traditional beauty "Hare's a wonderful chance, kids, to do your on the staff of the Palm Beach ofHarmt.1' with the three Republican conferees who are willing ti good dead for todayl" (Fla.) Crippled Children' Society, accept the House bill approving grants to private col maintains an office at 601 Grand All Kern cirdiirt Ave., Asbury Park. made of toufh aceUte- leges. celltitossplastici itay crisp, clean, new- Republican members of the embattled conferenc Time Favors Indonesia In looking for years committee are Senators Barry Goldwa- ter, Ariz., Jacob Javits, N. Y., and Win- West New Guinea Dispute Tax Reduction ston Prouty, Vt. Senate and House conferees have KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya, called for a two-year transition Is Ordered Featuring (AP) — Indonesia stands an ex-period. Instead it will last only Allesonof Rochester been deadlocked over this legislation for cellent chance-of coming out onseven months. RED BANK — Mayor and Council last night agreed to re- 9 SporS t a>Dna months. Unless they can work out a top in any Papuan plebiscite on Cooti Shirts What has disappointed the duce the tax assessments of compromise, and that in turn is accepted self-determination held in once- Hague—and Papuan leaders—was • Swtattn •Jitktti merchandise of the New Jersey • Rolwi • Pe|tm« disputed West New Guinea. the fact that for several years Natural Gas Co. from $30,000 to by the two chambers, no federal aid for Time, first of all,.Is in its fa- • BNchwtor • Undtrwtar the Netherlands has pushed de- $6,000. • SpoitShirtt •Kbit »M education will be voted at this session vor. colonization and self-determina- Daniel R. Crisci Tax assessor Edwin O. Lorn- • Suiti Shm of Congress. Secondly, the UN agreement tion for the Papuans. They re- • RalncMti • Work Charge Account! Available In outlining the new program, erson said he had inadvertently • Slacki Cbttin Thi$ is the last possibility for that this year, between Indonesia end the Neth-ceived little support in the United Miss Winona E. Darrah, ex- raised the assessment this year erlands favors the Indonesians. Nations. FRANK'S FREE DELIVERY this measure remains stalemated in conference, thei exucitve director of MCOSS; indi- to the higher figure on the basis The Dutch are the first to admit Self-determination has been the cated that Mr. Crisci, who is of the (few 100 per cent valuation PHONE SH 1-0001 any kind of federal aid for education is dead until th it rallying cry of the so-called Pa- registered physical therapist, will program. He said, however, the BIG & TAU g£ new Congress convenes next year. Then all bills 01 The UN accord provides for P«an "intellectual" as well as the goods previously had been as- 102JHKHWH35,W*HiM«JM«JJ demonstrate to the MCOSS public (t HIIt Ktrth ti lltur CUilt) this issue will have to start from scratch again, and g< the transfer of the California- Dutch-sponsored New Guinea health nurses selected physical sessed at 100 per cent on the (t HIU Krth lt council, made up largely of Pa- Coll 531-3349 through lengthy committee hearings and other sired territory to the United Na- therapy procedures as prescribed basis of the public utilities tax. HUNCH ITOUI tions about Oct. 1. The United puans. by patients' physicans. He will Thus the reduction was needed, Ktn SBUNSWHiaTrN."! mentary procedure before they can be voted on. Some of these Papuan leaders Ifjf SOVn MOaD ST.. Nations, in turn, will hand ad- supervise the procedures and he said. nCMTON, K. 1. For this reason, President Kennedy Is personall; ministration to Indonesia next have said angrily that the adop- evaluate the patients' progress. The next council meeting wil tlon of the Bunker plan would 17 Bread St., Red lank making strenuous efforts to unravel the conferenc May 1. Miss Darrah sees the program be Tuesday, Sept. 4. The fate of the Island's 700,000 mean abandonment by Holland. committee snarl and to enact some kind of educatioi Papuans presumably will be de- As for the plebiscite itself, thi measure. cided In an election to be held wording in the UN agreement is some time before the end of 1969.not too clear. The agreement say He has conferred individ- a UN representative and a staff • .•JiiiiiiiminnimmiiiniininiimmiimiiiiiiiHUii ually with all of the Senate rooms, yes; that's what the Sei Of the agreement, Dutch For- of experts will advise, assist and eign Minister Joseph Luns told Democratic conferees in theate voted and that's what we at "participate in arrangements, insisting on." his people: which are the responsibility of hope of persuading them to This adamant stand has givi "It was not an ideal plan, be- Indonesia for the act of free ease their determined op rise to the backstage reports of cause the administration was giv-choice." move to replace the five Demi en to Indonesia before the Pa- M GULTDSED SMTCR GOES TO COLLEGE position to federal grants This free choice will permit the cratic conferees with a moipauns exercise their right of self- to private colleges. But the determination." Inhabitants to decide: amenable group. A. Whether they wish to remain President has bad no luck with That will take some doing—a The original Bunker proposal- with Indonesia, or any of them—except Clark. great deal more than is likely named for U. S. diplomat Ells- to get anywhere at this date am B. Whether they wish to sevei The Philadelphia^ not only worth Bunker, who led the dis-their ties with Indonesia. or Swing Along with tliG agreed to go along, but proposed strife-torn stage of the session cussions under UN auspices— Even under more normal £0: Presumably the setting up o a compromise which be claims is an independent Papuan nation •greeable to the President ditlons the odds would be hea\ unusual step would come under Choice B. Exactly what it Is is a mystery j? license Lifted Who will be permitted to vote L -Mleast to the Democratic con- Now> M lVs apt t0 produce in the plebiscite? „' . ,. al°»d*"d violent storm-«ndth For 18 Months All adults who are not foreign Clark has told these party col- final burial of this last remaining nationals and who are residents TRENTON — The Division of at the signing of the present leagues he has a formula he he- possibility ot federal aid to educa- Motor Vehicles has announced the lleves will solve the impasse. Buttkm by this Congress. agreement (Aug. IS, 1962), or "at hh has not disclosed its provi- 18-month license suspension of the time of the act of selfdeter- sions. All he has told them is NOTE: Originally, Presides Laurens Beyland, 79 Markham PI. mination" in 1969. that he discussed it with the Kennedy recommended $1.5 bitLittle Silver. The agreement permits the President, and he Indicated will-lion in loans for classroom con Beyland tost his license under freedom ot movement In and ou bigness to accept It. structkm for public and privati the state point system after of the territory by both Dutch colleges. The Senate voted that, being involved in a fatal auto- and Indonesian civilians while it INCLUDE US OVT-That isn't plus $900 million for scholarships, mobile accident Feb. 16. His enough lor Senators Morse, Hill,The House revised that measure passenger, Thomas I. Endlich of is under UN administration. II Yarborough, McNamara amd Ran- to include grants as well as loans Little Silver, suffered fatal in- also permits those residents wft It juries when the youth's car departed New Guinea aftei phatically clear they are not 1945 to return and be eligible foi • elbow patch scholarship provision. On thesi collided wii the election. buying any pig In a poke. widely diverging provisions, con Eatontown. cardigan Morse, with characteristic mll- ferees of the two chambers havf Another license, held by Walter Many see this Is an open dooi $19.95 tttncy, has gone further than been stymied for months. Lavich, 127 Second St., Keyport, in Indonesia's favor. that. has been suspended for one year, Luns, in what may well provi The scrappy Oregonlan is flat- PENTAGON VICTOR-After al the Division of Motor Vehicles to be the understatement of thi ty refusing to resume conferring year, says the UN agreement has the vehement fulminating in aniannounced. •nless assured Clark's compro- Lavich was convicted of driving "too many uncertain factors fo mise doet not Include "tampering out of Congress against Defena Secretary McNamara's plan t while under the infulence of the future." with the Constitutional prohibi- alcohol in the state of Florida. tion against federal aid to pri-overhaul the National Guard ani vate schools." Army Reserves and slash then Other Monmouth County license "I have no intention of recon- by some 60,000, he has quietl; suspensions under the point Will Discuss vening the conference commit- gotten his way. He won this system include: John J. Caddie, tee," Morse told Clark, "until I resounding triumph in the $4810 Mason PL, Keansburg, one Tax Situation •m certain it is not for the pur-billion Defense appropriation bill month; Matthew J. Smith, Hook pose of compromising the Conthat Congress finally voted ani Mountain Rd., Pine Brook, four OCEANPORT — A panel re- stitutlon. The aid-to-education bill which has J>een signed by th«months; Manuel Mandez, Farm presenting the Oceanport Tax- President. This huge monej lngdale, one month; Robert payers' Association will take to Senate Is Hawkins, 94 Highfield Ave., the air at 11:05 tonight fpr an No Matawan, 15 days; Jay W. hourlong discussion of the tax more eager to pass thia legisla- gives McNamara a wide-open door to put through his proposed Coulter, 1H Garfield Ct., Long situation in this borough. < , • striped mohair tion than I am. But I will not authentic Joeger compromise on fundamental prin- reductions of Reserve and NaBranch- , five months; William R. The Bruce Hartges show, •nd wool V-neck ciples, on this or any other 1s- tional Guard forces. It's an Brand, 4 John St., Freehold, WRLB-FM, will carry the dis- sweater ne." tuts formula that outwardly saves three months and Gilbert Fred cussion. Mr. Hartges will monitor $27.50 $15.95 Senator Hill vigorously becked the face of Congress, but gives Kinges, Jr., 167 Ohio Ave., Eastthe program with the assistance Morse's stand. McNamara everything he wants. Keansburg, three months. of Joseph Sharky, a teacher at "Federal grants to private col- T»e author of this wily compro Long Branch High School. !eges will pass only over my dead jUse-Defense Secretary Robert ridors: A senior officer, com- The panel will Include Mrs. body," the Alabaman served no- McNamara! . .-. The U.S. Arm;pleting a briefing, said briskly, Eric Ellstrom, 40 Monmouth face "Loans for bnllding class- « quietly building up a small an "The Secretary of Defense wants Blvd., a director; Mr. and Mrs. highly mobile "fire brigade" full action on this matter in 10Richard Considine, 7 Maine St., the Panama Canal Zone for indays." Retorted another general, president and secretary, and John stant action in the event of anj"Isn't the secretary aware that DeGroot, 430 Branchpoint Ave. overt move in the Caribbean arei Rome was not built in a day?" vice president. by Dictator Fidel Castro or othei Snapped the briefing officer, The discussion will be broad- Communists. This unannounced "Rome is not on the secretary's cast a second time Saturday at fire brigade," under Lt Genlist of priority projects." 4:05 p.m. Andrew O'Meara, Caribbean com- Certain refinements have been mander-ln-chlef, comprises ele- ments of all the armed services, 9x12 Domestic with the air and land equipment Schools Must Face acquired by the proprietor"* necessary to transport them. 72 Gen. George Decker, forme The Need for Action • • . imported camel sweaters, class of 62-63. Army Chief of Staff, Is not fol- The country's schools are In dire need of an electric shock hair pullover authentic cru-neck ONLY 9 lowing in the footsteps ot his two treatment to jar them into tackling anew their educational These will be chosen by all Shetland predecessors. Decker has problems. $24.50 plans to write a book or articles This is the opinion of Dr. William H. Bristow, director of $13.95 about his tenure as member of New York City's Bureau of Curriculum Research, who con- college-bound gentlemen of the Joint Chiefs of Staff... Brig. stantly devises new tactics for his own school system or stirs Gen. Godfrey McHugh, White up educational excitement at academic meetings across the educated taste ... from fresh- House Air Force aide, is becom country. lUft CLEANERS ing a' paratrooper. He has signet Here are some of his suggestions: men to graduate students! up for the Army Jump course al 1. To beat the constant teacher shortage, make teacher eoH now CA 2-5042 Fort Benning, Ga. . . Tart storj training a continuous part of the school's job, handled within the school day. Have experienced teachers work with student teachers to Improve their skills before the first job. 2. To make full use of the gifted, try something similar to the British system of subsidizing bright youngsters and their families. 3. To counteract the stark figures of youth unemployment, open daily 'til 9, use more imagination in work-experience programs in schools. If the problem is too much for the school to handle solo, why rug clean! not have the business and the government step in to help with expenses. It will pay both agencies in the long run. Saturday'til 9 4. To train youngsters not capable of attacking the work in . imported camel . bold plaid a vocational or technical high school, devise school programs hair cardigan bulky vee to prepare them for jobs they can handle well. WHITE SI $H 7-2800 RED BANK 5. To help the emotionally disturbed, whose numbers are $29.50 $15.95 growing, tool up all school services, particularly guidance, to help them. ("Special classes and special schools," says the ed- Our rug cleaning specialists take particular care ucator, "leave out more children than they catch. There are more gifted and more retarded in regular classes than in spe- the fair university shop to i«« that, your rugs art as fresh and bright cial schools. Guidance experts can work with them there.") 6. To give more importance to the teacher, let him make for men, women and boyt as posiiblt. more decisions at the local level. Decentralize top-heavy ad- ministrative duties. ' Route 35, Wanamassa (one mile north of Aibury Circle) KE 1-4949 7. To free the teacher for more meaningful activities, use Free Call and Delivery programmed material and TV more extensively. (Bristow says the management and scheduling of TV in classroom teaching has not yet become a major relief tor the teacher.) iilllllll August 21, 1962 B£0 BANK BEGISTER MMraovfhSlopping T«4oy» lutnts MIrrwr. f Otnttr M MONTGOMERY WARD Ph. U 2-2150 Business Investment Abroad Is Slackening Saturday 'til OPEN DAILY 10 a. m.'til 9:30 p. m. 6 P. M. by SAM DAWSON Dawson AP Business News Analyst year was 1957 when American NEW YORK (AP) - The grass companies added S3.8 billion to Isn't looking quite so green on the their investments in foreign sub- other side of the fence to many sidiaries end branches, American investors. lure was the striking industrial growth rate of Western Europe. The rush of business Investment abroad is slackening, the Depart- In I960 investments of new mon- ment of Commerce reports. Op- ey came to (1.7 billion, and $1.2 portunities for quick profits have billion of retained earnings also lost some of their luster and po- was poured into the expansion litical uncertainties have grown in move. Last year this had dropped some areas. .o $1.5 billion of new money plus $1 billion of retained profits. The But many U.S. corporations department thinks this slowdown have announced increases for is continuing this year. capital spending abroad this year It also believes other forms of and a sizable number have appro- investment abroad are slowing priated amounts equal last this year. These include new pur- year. Totals compiled the chases of foreign stocks and Commerce Department, however, bonds, which rose last year to $ YOUR MOWER AWSTORWINLY NEED show a slowdown in the buildup billion, up from $350 million in 0| iWSf HY OOIHESH/WflKi of overseas subsidiaries and 1960; and bank loans and othe branches. short term investments, which This rush of investment money last year rose to $1.5 bUlion from abroad was one of the phenomena $1.3 billion the year before. Garden State Is Also of the 1950s. Investments abroad The reasons the foreign invest- tripled during the decade. Foreign ments pastures look less green Kindergarten State assets of U.S. companies grew at this year, the department says a faster rate than did their do- "Reduced growth rates in Europe The Garden State could als The typical day in a modern mestic ones. unsettled conditions Latin be called the Kindergarten State kindergarten includes a work pe- Along with the financing of sub; America and economic difficulties New Jersey is one of only si> riod, when the child la busy alone stdiaries abroad, there was large in Canada." Hates which require a commun or in a small group with clay, purchasing of stock in foreign But the general picture doesn't ity to take children into schoo paints, blocks, dramatic expres- companies and of foreign bonds. apply to all corporations by any at the age of five. As a result, sion, or at the workbench. It also All of this was part of the out- means. Some with a big foreign New Jersey schools had 4,226 includes play time, story hour, low of dollars that troubled the plant expansion program under kindergarten classes and 100,61 a music period, outdoor play, a money managers. way have announced the spending kindergarten children in the las snack and a rest. Most troublesome of all per- this year will top last year's out- haps was the periodic flights of lay. Others have stressed that the school year, according to StaU Through trips, stories, pictures, short term money into Other world plan to spend more overseas if Department of Education reports ^^ammmmmma and people brought into the class- capitals. All played a part in the Congress doesn't change present Kindergarten facilities havi room, the kindergartner learn deficit in payments which found methods of taxing profits on such changed as much as has about his neighborhood, commun- its dramatic form in the drain of subisidiaries—that is, taxing them name since Friedrich Froebel ity, nation and the world. U.S. gold. when they are brought back as founded a Kleinkinderbeschaftin- A child entering kindergarten This was far from a one-way dividends rather than when they gungsanstalt (occupation instltuti has never really worked before. street. Foreign direct investments are earned abroad. Although he may think he is just for small children) in Blanken in this country totalled $7 billion Corporate plans have more than burg, Germany, In the early 19U playing, the teacher is providing in 1960, more than double the 1950 tax prospects hanging over them, famous Century. experiences which help establish figure. Investments in U.S. firms The slowdown in the European efficient work habits in the fu- But the dim, grim architecture increased an average rate of $350 growth rate didn't become appar- ture. of the past is gone from school million a year. ent until recently. And perhaps planning. Today's classrooms ar< A skillful teacher builds a kin- American investments abroad this is one reason the Department generally so spacious, light an dergartner's confidence by mak- far outstripped this. It now totals of Commerce thinks investment brentshire airy they have almost literati ing him feel the school wants more than $30 billion. The bigges trends may be in for a change: become the "garden for children him and that he can succeed that the German word "kinder school work. NEW LONG LOOK SWEATERS garten" promises. An important function of kin dergarten is to prepare childrei Yet the educational philosophy to read, a skill they will begii School Mergers IN ORLON* SAYELLE which prompted Froebel to open to acquire formally in first grade, his institute remains relatively Kindergarten programs help What's new in sweaters? The long look I unchanged. He put it this way. develop eye coordination and the "People think the child Is only ability to distinguish small bul What's exciting in knits? Qrlon* Sayelle acrylic! seeking amusement when he Bring Benefits important differences needed th plays. That is a great error. Pla> What label says find fashion at modest prices! following year for discriminating Public schools have found one or more school systems from kin- is the first means of develop- between such similar symbols as ment of the human mind, its significant method of increasing dergarten through 12th grade — I* * Brentshire, exclusive with Montgomery Ward! first effort to make acquaintance b" and "d" or "6" and "9. quality in education: the merger can streamline administration with the outward world, to collect New Jersey law includes this of two or more small districts and, through pooled resources, (A) Long-sleeve Slip-on in colors to CO,g original experiences from thing! mandate about kindergarten: into one large enough to oper- provide considerably better •nd facts, to exercise the power "The board of education of an; ate efficiently. schooling for the combined com- match classic cardigan. Sizes 34 to 42. ** of body and mind." school district may establish Consolidation—the union of two munities than they could afford kindergarten school or a kinder alone. In 1856 the first kindergarte 'Cardigan lite, black, green, red, garten department in any school CHURCH SHOULD ADVERTISE New Jersey has 23 consolidated hcl 698 in America was established ir under iti control, and may ad- LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — Rt. districts operating 87 elementary Sties 34 to 42. Watertown, Wisconsin, by Mrs mit to such kindergarten school Rev. William R. Moody, Bishop schools, 7 junior high schools and Carl Schurz, an immigrant who (C) Bulky, Novelty stitch. White, black, or department any child over the of the Lexington Episcopal Di 12 high schools. Some 54,705 were brought the concept with her age of four and under the age ol ocese, wants every possible enrolled in them last September from Germany. It-was so similar green/red, brown. Sizes 34 to 44. five and shall admit to such, kin- means of dissemination used in a A related movement in New to Froebel's that German wa: dergarten school or department year long crusade and proclama- Jersey has been the formation of the classroom language. any child over the age of five tion of faith. regional secondary school Influenced by Mrs. Schurz, and under the age of six years The bishop told a diocesan con- tricts: joint operations at Elizabeth Palmer Peabody who is a resident of the district. vention Episcopalians should use secondary level. At present, New opened a kindergarten in Boston No child under the age of five "roadside signs, notices in hotels Jersey has 36 regional districts in 1860, the first in the nation years shall be admitted to any anJ motels, advertisements and operating 38 secondary schools. for English-speaking children. public school unless such school sponsor programs on radio and Tiny New Jersey has tradition- Ten years later, Boston founded is a regularly organized kinder- television." ally been a state of big high the first public-school kindergar- garten school or has a kinder- schools. Lightly populated rural ten. But this was discontinued garten department." Easy-Sew areas have sent their children to after a few years and not rein- Because of the unique natun large high schools In nearby cit stituted In Boston until 1887. of kindergartens, New Jersey ha: ies. Troubles arose only after Meanwhile, kindergartens had established other regulations foi Printed Pattern World War II when high school W become a part of the public- their operation. Teachers musl populations in some cities be- school system in St. Louis in hold special kindergarten certi came so large there' was no room 1873. The movement spread from ficates. No pupils other than kin for tuition pupils. there, first to the large cities dergartners may be taught in the At about the same time, the and then to smaller communities same room. Only two kindergar- state encouraged small school ten sessions may be held in any districts to join together at the one room per day. secondary level. The encourage- SQUEEZE To make certain that the ment was in the form of addition children receive the individual al financial aid to regionalized help and attention they need districts. In many cases, com the State Department has ruled munities whose tuition pupils that no kindergarten class may faced displacement at big city have more than 25 pupils pei schools formed regional districts teacher, except by special per- and built new high schools. Re mission of the county supe gionals mushroomed in the 50 s intendent of schools. Last yea Whether or not the trend in state school aid was withheld New Jersey ever changes from from 33 kindergarten classes ii regionalization to full consolida- Camden, Mercer, Middlesex am tion will depend upon the formu- Union counties because enrol las by which the state provides ments exceeded 25 students. financial aid to local schools. If To qualify for State approva encouragement is given for union "4 i?Vi.^T kindergartens must provide a ba from kindergarten through 12th anced program intended to meel grade, the number of new con- The Most Our of the developmental needs of the solidated districts might increase children. There can be no formal Your Auto Insurance as rapidly in the next decade as instruction in reading, writing, regionals have in the last. Dollar! number work or other similai Educators argue that strong • Preferred Rates subjects. Suitable facilities, school programs have become a • Semi-Annual Payments equipment, materials an necessity in the nuclear age. • Quality Insurance supplies—including movable fur- An additional saving can be Large cities have the resources niture—must be provided. to provide students with compre %% I « made if you have a record WW1 V as a skillful, law abiding and These requirements help to ful- hensivc offerings and a full range courteous driver. fill Froebel's desire that kinder- of services from kindergarten gartens "shall give children em- through high school. But the •<&: CHAS. 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The governor's spokesman said lays, Mrs. Katherine E. White, who her 40-page report and supporting The spokesman said Monday was acting state treasurer during material recommends the estab- that a six-month study of the Hughes' campaign, began study- lishment of the department. need for such a department, sub- ing the need for such a depart- When Hughes originally pro- mitted to the governor two months ment last January, at the gov posed the department he said it would develop and coordinate pro- grams for land use, public health, local finance, planning, sewers, New Jersey schools, police and fire protec- tion, and to "assure that our com- munities take full advantage of increasingly important federal News Briefis programs." The spokesman said the ad- GRID TILT BENEFICIARIES — Mid-Monmouth Jaycees have decided who will re- DIGGING FOR DISCOUNTS — J. M. Fields real estate By The Associated Press ministration probably will intro- ceive the proceeds from ticket sales to the New Jersey Jaycees'Sept, 8 Giants- representative Ephraim Brauer, right, and Raritan Town- duce enabling legislation next WOODBRIDGE - Authorities Newark, (2,000; Mrs. Cell Eagles football game in , Princeton. New Shrewsbury Police Chief ship Mayor Philip J. Blanda, Jr., yesterday shoveled were conducting an investigation Mann, 57, Hartford, $1,000, and year. He noted that the Legisla James Herring, center, chairman of the Mid-Monmouth ticket sales, is shown dirt in ground-breaking ceremonies for a $3 million today into the disappearance of Arlene Mann, 17, her daughter, :ure is expected to meet only with representatives of the two groups selected by his organization: Bernard W. discount department store to be built on Rt. 35 at cigarette lighters valued at $20,- $1,000. once more this year, in Novem- 000 from the Ronson Corp. plant Harlet Ave. by F. F. - J. M. Fields, Inc., subsidiary of ber. Schwartz, left, president of the New Shrewsbury Library Association, and Terrene* on Rt. 1. James M. O'Connell, WOODSTOWN —John Witcher, Food Fair Stores, Inc., for pre-Christmas opening. The 42, a part-time security guard at McSee, captain of the Oeeanport First Aid Squad. 23, of Camden,: drowned Sunday store will be 120,000 square feet in size, among the the plant, was Saturday while swimming at Watson Laki on charges of breaking and enter- largest in Monmouth County, and will have 140 mer- about seven miles east of here, No Bidders ing and larceny. He was released Police said he was swimmin chandise categories. Food Fair.will operate a 20,000- in $3,000; bail, Detectives from with an inner tube when it got Speed Delaware Board Action square-foot food department in building. Store will bo the Middlesex County prosecu- away from him and he disap- For Parking WASHINGTON (AP)-The Sen- Bay Authority, Sen. Harrison A. surance of Chairman James O. staffed by about 250 employees. or's office, who made the arrest, peared beneath the surface. said they saw O'Connell leave ate Judiciary Committee plans to Williams Jr., D-N.J., said Men- Eastland, D-Miss., for action by the plant with 50 lighters valued Lot Paving speed action on a resolution to day. the committee at the "earliest WASHINGTON - The House date possible." it $1150 each. They said he ad- RED BANK — Borough Council set up the Delaware River and Williams said he had the as- 9 has approved a measure to per- mitted taking the lighters and agreed last night to readvertise The House—passed resoution mit use of $1.J million, now held 'Father Joe is Due ilso 100 others the week before. for bids for the construction of a would give New Jersey and Dela- by the Burlington County, County Prosecutor Edward J. parking lot behind stores on the ware congressional consent to N. J., Bridge Commission, for Dolan said his office and state south side of Monmouth St. form the authority for develop- road construction in the coun- Trim Engineer's ment of both sides of the river police had been watching tire For the second time this month For Stateside Duty plant since the Ronson Corp. re- ty. The bill was passed yes- and bay. after advertising, the governing ported shortages in its stock two terday and sent to the Senate. Williams said he was informed body failed to receive any bids NEW YORK - Rev. Joseph F. weeks ago. The money involved came from by Rep. Harris McDowell, D-Del., Sheehan, chaplain-major in the the sale of two bridges across on the work. Fee, Levitt Asks that passage of a bill to permit Army, is scheduled to arrive here the Delaware River near Bur- The lot would be reached by construction of a second bridge Friday by airplane from Paris, NEW BRUNSWICK-Persons lington and Palmyra, la 1958. way of Gold St. from Maple Ave. MATAWAN TOWNSHIP - The ship engineer of Levitt's 1,250- across the Delaware River be- house development here. France. over 85 may enroll for courses The bridge commission bought or Drummond PI. Its construction Township Committee last night tween the two states had been The schedule calls for fees of He has served the past 43 at Rutgers University extension the spans for $12 million, but is expected to relieve traffic con- gave a coo) reception to a propos- held up pending final action on 5 per cent of the engineer's es- months as Catholic chaplain for centers at a tuition rate of (5 the New Jersey Supreme Court gestion in the area, as well as al by William J. Levitt, president the authority resolution. a course. The reduced finan- timate of cost of project improve- troops stationed in Verdun, ordered return of about $1.5 provide more parking spaces to of Levitt and Sons, Inc., for a re- The second bridge would be cial rate was established "to ments, for the supervision. France. His next assignment will million to the commission as serve the borough's commercial duction in the fee schedule for built near the existing Delaware encourage older persons to de- In a letter to the governing be with the First Armored Divi- exorbitant profit. district. project supervision by the town- Memorial Bridge which connects velop continuing education pro- body, Mr. Levitt called this sion at Fort Hood, Tex. a road complex at New Castle, grams," acconBng to Dean "shocking to us," and said un- Del., with the New Jersey Turn- While in this area, he expects Ernest E. McMahon, bead of ATLANTIC CITY-Gov. Rich- less the schedule is changed it pike. to visit his sister, Mrs. James the university college and the ard J. Hughes says New Jer- will cost the company more than Kearney of 16 Parker PL, Shrews- seyans have shown a growjn UN Sanction Threat university extension division. $100,000 "to be paid to your en- bury. Rutgers sponsors adult evening awareness of the need to con- gineer for just about one year's Father Sheehan, before enter- courses In Camden, Newark, serve natural resources. Th< work." Stop Street governor spoke yesterday at th< ing the Army in 1951, had served New Brunswick and Paterson. Save $50,000 summer meeting of Area One ol Held Over Tshombe as assistant pastor at St. James, McMahon said the reduced He asked for a new schedule Measure Is Red Bank; St.Gabriel's, Brade- rates apply only to extension* the National Association of Soil UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) has been Instructed to present the 0( 5 per cent on the first $250,000, velt, and Star of the Sea, Long courses. ••,'Vi,' and Water'Conservation Districts. Hughes' said New Jersey's ci — Acting Secretary-General U program to Congo Premier Cy and 2 per cent over that amount, Introduced Branch. He was ordained in the Thant has given Katanga Presi rille Adoula and to Tshombe. saying'that this would cost the priesthood June 3, 1944. izens have-approved a $60 mi RED BANK Borough Council LYNDHURST-Two bandits es- dent Moise Tshombe a week to Thant threatened last July 31 to company about $50,000. Awarded Silver Star lion "Green Acres" bond issue, last night introduced an amend- caped with-$1,000 from a tavern have supported development 10 days to accept a new UN pro- impose economic sanctions on Ka- Mayor Norman E. Wood said: Known as "Father Joe from ment to the traffic ordinance Rev. Joseph F. Sbeehan at 775 Riverside Are. yesterday the Delaware River Basin and gram to unify the Congo peace- tanga to end the unification dead- "It involves much more than a Brooklyn" in and out of the serv- which would provide for the as the owner was preparing to have shown approval of state ef- fully. lock and then drew up his pro year*swork on the part of the en- ice, he was awarded the Silver installation of stop signs on South Star Medal in the Korean Con- go home. Police said the men forts toward storm protection for If Tshombe rejects the overture, gram, which he discussed with a gineer. He already hss been work- St. at East Bergen PI. flict for extraordinary valor in intercepted Nunzlo Paterno, own- the shoreline. Twelve states, in- Thant announced Monday night number of delegates. ing on it two years, the project the face of enemy fire. He is one er of the Park View Tavern, and cluding New Jersey, are repre- he will ask all UN members to U.S. Secretary of State Dean is not finished yet, and he will be The amendment, which will Rusk was among those who con Little Girl of the few Army chaplains ever took the money pouch he was sented at the meeting. They turn the economic screws on Ka- working on it after Levitt is have a public hearing at 8:30 ferred with Thant here last week to receive the Silver Star. carrying to his car. stretch from Maryland and West tanga and quit buying Katangan gone." p.m. Sept. A, would also prohibit on the details. He recently was feted at a fare- Virginia north through New Eng- copper and cobalt. There is con- The committee took Levitt's re- parking on the west side of Bod- Suffocates In well banquet sponsored by the land. siderable doubt that Belgium and quest "under advisement." man PI. in a 200-foot zone on STAMFORD, Conn. — Police Military Council of Catholic Men Britain, two of Katanga's chief Former Mayor Peter J. Wa- the west side of Bodman PI, from and Women of the Verdun area said they were awaiting word customers, would comply. its Intersection with Riverside Refrigerator WOODBRIDGE - Joseph J. Fish Biting: ters, a Republican, defended his It was attended by 500 persons from Hartford, Newark, N. J., Thant's program calls for adop- Ave. BIVALVE (AP) - A 3-year- and New York City on whether Dennison, 60, a truck driver administration of two years ago including military, civilian and tion of a federal constitution to Council last night granted per- old girl suffocated yesterday an alleged abortion mill raidsd from Philadelphia, was found against recent attack by John B. clerical dignitaries. be drafted in the next 30 days, Six Stitches mission to the local Republican when she and a playmate be- here had connections In those dead in the cab of his tractor Kenner, assessor, a Democrat. agreement to share the royalties SEA BRIGHT (AP) - To Committee to hang political ban- came trapped in an abandoned re- Highlight of the banquet was places. Five of seven women early today after the truck left Mr. Kenner last week blamed from Katanga's rich mines with hear William Rudko tell it, the ners at Broad andMonmoutnSts., frigerator. Her companion was the presentation to him by the arrested In a raid Friday were the road and plunged down an the Waters administrstion for hir- the impoverished central govern fish were really biting yester- and on Shrewsbury Ave. near Lo- revived. bishop of Verdun of the Medal of from New Jersey. The others embankment on Rt. 1. Pending ing J. M. Cleminshaw Co., Cleve- ment, currency unification, and day. cust Ave. Gold for diocesan merit. were > 17-year-old Hartford girl an autopsy at Perth Amboy land, Ohio, for revaluation of the The girl, Annette Holbrook, was integration of Katanga forces into One even bit the thumb of The citation accompanying it, and her mother. The girl under- General Hospital, police listed municipality. The Monmouth Arts Foundation playing in her back yard on High the Congolese army in 90 days. Rudko's hand. The wound re- read by the bishop, stated: the death as due to a heart at- was given permission to hang an St. with a group of children, in- went an abortion shortly before Thant called for member gov- quired six sutures. The firm decreased the assess 'Excellent Ambassador* the raid, police said. Arrested tack. Dennison was heading advertising banner from Sept. 8 cluding Larry Matthews, also 3, ernments to bar all unauthorized Rudko, 45, of 539 Fulton St., ment of the town's largest tax- "During his ministry in Verdun north when his truck crossed to Sept. 25 on Broad St. near of Church St. were Sorrel Rlzzo, 42, Moun- movements of mercenaries or any Elizabeth, was fishing in a boat payer, Hanson-Van Winkle-Mun- the safety island . into the Mechanic St. State police said the boy and (1959-1962) Father Sheehan has tainside, N. J., Vera Rubino, military material to the Congo. owned by Alfred Kolvites, 46, of ning Co., from $1,600,000 to $900,- southbound lane, tore up about girl climbed into the refrigerator, been an excellent ambassador of 41, 477 N. Ilth St., Newark, He said Robert Gardiner, his Fanwood. 000—a decrease of about $22,000 A request from the Sparta Soc- the United States: bythesimiplic- 25 feet of safety ratling and cer Club to use the municipal previously discarded by the girl's and Clarie Ptnlazlk, 47, 170 chief representative in the Congo "We were catching bluefish per year in taxes. plunged 80 feet down an em- mother, Mrs. Minnie Holbrook, ity of his ways and the goodness Eastern Parkway, Newark, $10,- like hotcakes," Rudko said. Blame Kenner athletic field near Newman bankment. end the door slammed behind of his heart, he has revealed to 000 bail each; Ann S. Devlto, He said as he reached down Both former Mayor Waters Springs Rd. two nights a week them. the French people the inner sou 48, 144 Baldwin PI., Bloomfield, Take Cove Bids to take some fish in 9 box, a and Mayor Wood last night and every other Sunday was re- of American Catholics. He bears N. J., $5,000; Johnnie May ferred to the recreation commit- When others realized they were NEWARK —Two masked ban: TRENTON (AP) - American bluefish clamped its jaws blamed Mr. Kenner for not keep- missing, a search was begun. A the esteem and the affectionate Manlsett, 36, 295 Littleton Ave., dits took $900 at gunpoint yes- Dredging Co. of Philadelphia, to- around his thumb and wouldn't ing abreast of Cleminshaw reval- tee for study. The club also seeks neighbor, A. D. Smith, found recognition of the bishop of Ver- terday from Karl Plotast, 46, of day submitted a low bid of $76,412 let go. The fish had to be uation, as it was being done last to erect a goal post and place dun, of the parish of St. Amant chalked white lines on the field them in the refrigerator and SPECIAL POLICEMAN G2 W. Flagge St., Rockaway. Po- on a State Conservation Depart- pried loose. year— antj, Mr. Wood indicated called the Port. Norris Rescue of the parish of St. Joan ot Arc lice said Protast was held up in ment contract to dredge a chan- Kolvites bandaged the thumb that Mr. Kenner's assessments for its games. Squad. of the Carmelites, of the diocesan RED, BANK—Mayor and Coun- a parking lot a short distance nel in Monmouth Beach Cove. and Rudko subsequently went appear to have been "out of line" seminaries, of the School of the State police said the two chil- cil last night appointed Raymond from the candy store he operates contract calls for dredging to Alexian Brothers Hospital in for many years. Christian Brothers and of the cler- dren were believed to have been Taylor, 16 Linden PI. and Walter at 489 AvOn Ave. The two men a channel 8,000 feet long, 100 feet Elizabeth to have the wound PTA Says gy of Verdun, for all of whom he Mr. Kenner conceded last week in th refrigerator about 20 min- Anlonides, 50 East Sunset Ave., stuck a gun in his ribs, took his wide, and six feet deep inland closed. has always shown himself broth- that it is possible he might have utes when they were found. The special police officers. wallet and fled on foot. from the Shrewsbury River. erly and generous." been over-assessing Hanson-Van 15% oi Pupils boy was revived after about half Winkle-Munning Co. for several an hour, treated for shock at Among his remarks at the din- Appointment years. Millville Hospital and taken ner, Father Sheehan asked for a Noting the many Individual tax Will Ride home. strengthening of the bonds o To Board appeals which have been filed, FAIR HAVEN - The results Efforts to revive the girl were Franco-American relations which Mr. Wood, a Democrat, said Mr. of a survey has indicated that he described as "a truly wonder- unsuccessful. Kenner should blame himself for 15 per cent of the parents whose ful friendship worth our every ef- Mrs. Holbrook was in her home the situation, "not try to blame children will attend the kinder- fort to preserve and to be proud Not Made In this small community on the Cleminshaw." garten classes in the Youth Cen- of." FAIR HAVEN - The expected Delaware Bay when the accident announcement of a new member Mr. Waters said Mr. Kenner's ter next month will drive their occurred. was not made at a special meet- responsibility "is proven by the youngsters to and from school. ng of the Board of Education fact that Cleminshaw also reval- Richard M. Gilliam, 173 Dart- No Conflict last night. ued Matawan Borough, and there mouth Ave., said early returns of a PTA questionnaire survey In- 93 Yesterday MATAWAN - Harold Doian Philip H. Roy, president of the are fewer appeals there." dicate some parents would pro- board, explained that a replace- Unanimous Vote voted yes on a motion to pay $975 vide their own transportation, and Not a Record ment for Arthur D. Lane, Jr., to Harold Dolan at the Board ol The former mayor noted that did not plan to participate in a LONG BRANCH-U.S. Weather who resigned last month because Education meeting last night. Cleminshaw was given the con- PTA, school and municipal spon- Observer William D. Martin said of pressures of business, could Sound suspicious? Like keeping tract on low bid and by unani- sored project to safeguard the yesterday's highest temperature the business in the family? not be announced because the mous vote "including a yes vote was one degree below the record students as they walked to classes Harold J. Dolan, board presi- nominee is out of town on busi- by Commltteeman John Mar;, for the day. in the Fisk St. building. dent, denied all "accusations' ness. He declined to name the Jr." He said Mr. Kenner had been The mercury rose to 93 degrees The final results of the survey despite some good-natured rib- appointment. invited to sit in on conferences yeserday at 3:15 p.m. The rec- will be known tomorrow, Mr. Gil- bing from his fellow board mem- The board charged its attorney, with Cleminshaw but had re- ord of 94 degrees was hit in 1937. liam said, when the PTA safety bers such as "Some guys will do Abraham J. Zager, with the re- fused to co-operate with the firm. A quarter inch of rain fell committee,' of which he is chair- drafting of several paragraphs of Mayor Wood called Mr. Ken- nere, Mr. Martin said, but tem- anything to make a buck." man, will meet at 8 p.m. in the an agreement between the board ner's attitude "disrespectful to- peratures today are expected to Explanation. The Harold Dolan Youth Center. and the Recreation Commission ward this administration or any iit 80 degrees. He also said more who will get the $975 is Harold At the general meeting to which concerning the use of each other's other administration." thundershowers are expected to- Dolan, 3d, Keyport mover, who all parents and municipal officials facilities. The next committee meeting day. will transport school equipment have been invited, a proposal will from the old building to the new Approval by both parties is ex- will be held Sept. 5. be aired that kindergarten stu- FINED $105 regional high school. pected before the opening of kin- dents meet at one of the two dergarten classes at the Recrea- $50,022 WAS PRICE RUMSON - Magistrate Wil- He is no relation whatever to schools here and be esdorted to liam Riker last night fined Wil- the board president. tion Commission's Youth Center NEW SHREWSBURY-The top their classes by a crossing guard. liam Moore, 41 South Bay Ave., Their addresses, as well as JEER U. S. TROOPS — West Berliners, protesting death of an East German youth on Fisk St. Sept. 5. bid received by the New Jersey Mr. Gilliam said his commit- The board also announced that Highway Authority for the pur- too is seeking volunteers to as- Highlands, $105, for driving on their names, might cause the two felled by. Red guards while trying to scale the Communist-built wall to freedom, jeer the revoked list. men to be confused. Harold Do- within days it will be prepared chase of the Roberts Estate was sist the crossing guard. He said Moore also paid a $35 fine in lan, school board president, IWes American soldiers patrolling the wall near Checkpoint Charlie. An under-current to advertise for bids for the re- $30,022. A headline in yesterday's a program might be worked out court for careless driving. on Atlantic Ave., Matawan; Har- of anti-American feeling, rare in West Berlin, arose because U. S. troops failed to scedlng of the playiiig field at Register indicated the figure was so that one or two parents would volunteer for the day during a Felix Benet, Navesink Ave., old Dolan, mover, has his place aid the youth who lay bleeding for nearly an hour before Red guards took him to a Knollwood School, a source of $32,022 although the correct fig was fined $3 for letting his business on Atlantic St., Key- dusty annoyance to users and ure was contained in the text of period of one week throughout the dog of hospital whera he ditd. IAP Wirephoto by radio from Berlin) run loose. port. neighbors tor several years. the news story. entire school year, , Aagtut 21,1962 RED BANK REGISTER •ABC-TV TELEVISION WOE-TV TV Key Actor Gets Big Break TUESDAY AFTEKNOON TUESDAY EVENING Iris— («) Seranonette Previews W (1) LOT* of Lit* *.M~ (4) News tad Weather *l«-~ (7) Evening Prayer (I) Your First Impression (S) Sandy's Hour 2:45- (2) News Tonight's top shows as pre- After Variety of Jobs (7) Jane Wyman (7) News 2:50-(2) Give Us This Day viewed and selected by TV Key's (11) Merry Mailman (11) Three Stooges WEDNESDAY MORNING staff of experts who attend re- By CHARLES WITBECK Josh really looks as if he shoul U:M- (1) I: IS- (7) Local News 1:15- (I) Previews hearsals, watch screenings and (4) Truth Or HOLLYWOOD — How do yoube a banker or a Wall Street 1:2*- (7) Weather 6:20- (2) Give Us This Day analyze scripts in New York and Hce this for a terleg Idea-* 24- man. He certainly ha,d no ide Consequences 1:25- (7) Sports 1:25— (2) Nsws Hollywood. (I) Cartoons 6:30- (4) Local News year-old Army veterinarian and of becoming an actor. (7) Camouflage (7) China Smith (4) Setmonette hli buddies In Paris? "All I thought about lii schoo DOBIE GILLIS. "Birth of a U:«- (I) Guiding Ught (11) Quick Draw McGraw I: SO— (2) Summer Semester The show, titled "Don't Call was ice skating," he says. "M. Salesman" (Repeat) A good,'live- (11) Rocky ft His Friends 6:40- (4) Weather (4) Radiation Story ly, talkative episode. Tuesday Me Charley." formerly called folks always took me to all th< 11:50- (I) News And Weather «;«- (4) News 7:90- (2) Newt Weld returns as Thalia Mennlng- "Viva Judson McKay," goes on ice shows. Yet my father tell! U:H- (4) News 7: W- (2) News «) Today this (all on Friday nights at 9.30me, even at the shows I used 7:05- (5) Call To Prayer er and walks off with the whole (7) News (4) Phil Silvers p.m. over NBC, wedged in be- to watch the guys working the (>) Almanac Newsreel 7:15-(5) News show. Tuesday's got something tween Mitch Miller and Jack arc lights. (5) Beachcomber 7:26— (7) Morning Prayer special and no other girl m the 1:00- (2) Bums & Alien (7) Ivanboe Paar. What a nice wedge! Soon I was cleaning the ic (!) Trouble Wits Father 7:S0- (5) Columbia Lectures series ever comes off half as "Dont Call Me Charley" is to pay for lessons and spending (11) News (7) Early Bird Cartoons well. Thalia is hustling a buck A fiv«-ton balloon gondola titUd "Jupitar" !•*• heal (I) Cartoons 7:10- (2) Weather the brain-child of Don McGuire, around 10 hours a day at th 8:00— (2) Captain Kangaroo as a saleswoman and she wants point of 20th dtntury-Fox'i r.t.ll!n9 of fa Julat Vtm. (7) Dr. Hudson's Journal (11) Local News the "Hennesey" creator, who rink. I got so I could teach thing (J) Sandy Becker Dobie to quit school and work for (9) Golf Tips 7:15- (2) News adv.ntur.-con.tdy "FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON." Th. spent some time in Paris and I couldn't even do, and becam (II) Movie (7) Tommy Seven her. She also makes this pitch 7:25—(11) Weather 8:30— (7) Little Rascals to Prof. Pomfritt and almost Irwin Allen production in Cin.maSeop* «nd D»Lux» actually knew a young Army vet- very good with second test fig- 1:10- (I) Ralph Kiner 7:30- (2) Marshall Dillon erinarian. Like all producers, he ures." 1:25- (5) News 9:00— (2) Amoi V Andy wins. 8:30 p.m. CBS. Color, which star. R.d Buttons, Sir C.drie Hardwleka. spent a long time looking (or his One day, while instructing al (9) Baseball (4) Laramie (4) Sllmnastlcs Fabian, Barbara Ed.n, Peter Lorr., Richard Haydn and (5) Lock Up (7) Memory Lane slar, and he settled for a young the Rockefeller Center rink, Jost I:l»- (I) THE MEW BREED. "My Barbara Luna, bows W.dn.iday at Jh. Ntpfunt City unknown, Josh Peine, the mo-was discovered by agent Henry (4) Dr. Joyce Brothers (7) Bugs Bunny 1:15- (4) Family Brother's Keeper" (Repeat) In- ment he walked through the door. Willson, the man who found Rock (5) Movie (9) Movie 9:25- (5) News teresting show even if it does get Theatr*. Producer Peter Tewksbury did Hudson, Tab Hunter and al! the (7) December Bride (11) Pioneers fcM- (2) My Little Margia much too melodramatic near its the same thing casting his male others. Willson finds thousands of 1:55- (4) News 8:00- (2) Password (5) Topper finale. Robert Blake, who's be- pteted, wu a lurvay of potential (5) Wire Service (7) Beulah lead In the new series, "It's Ayoung men, and if two or three 1:10- (2) Password come TV's top portrayer of ju- shelter spaces In public and pri. (7) Bachelor Father 8:55— (4) News Says Nation Man's World." hit « year, he's in gravy. (4) Jan Murray venile punks, plays a vicious lit- vate buildings. Kennedy bu laid (11) Movie 0:00- (2) Calendar (7) Day In Court tle animal tonight. Sgt. Cavelli the survey identified 60 million Apparently you have a set idea Now Jimmy Dean had jusl 8: JO- (2) Dobie Giilis (4) Say When 2:25- (4) News spaces and these are now partial- on your character's looks—sud- cracked up and his studio, War (5) Movie (John Beradino) has been arrest- Not Ready 1:«- (I) House Party (4) Alfred Hitchock ly stocked with (bod and other denly there he us, and you sign ner Bros., needed a substitute (7) Susie ing the kid for years but he's (4) Loretta Young (7) New Breed necessities. ' BIDI Quick. fast Willson sent Peine to the 10:30— (2) I Love Lucy never been able to get him per- (7) Seven Keys 9:00- (2) Comedy For Program After looking and listening to coast. (4) Play Your Hunch manently "off the streets." Ca- The second step, Vinson said, (II) Movie (4) Dick Powell Josh Peine, I'd certainly go along "Suddenly I'm on a stage do- (7) Gale Storm velli almost has his chance when WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. Is to build shelter ) Movie Josh, formerly plain Joe Peine a little modeling as a child, bu (4) Price Is Right his own brother dying in a the House Armed Services Com- supported this and hopes author- (4) Young Dr. Malone 9:30- (2) Money Talks from Long (stand, has that clean I don't know anything about thi (7) Ernie Ford wrecked auto, but the young- mittee, has told President Ken- ity for it can be provided early (5) Racket Squad (7) Yours For A Song cut Ivy League look, and an earn business and I'm thinking, "here 1:25* (5) News ster's brazen luck almost holds nedy he doesn't think the coun- in the next session of Congress. (7) Queen For A Day (11) Frontiers ol Know! est, thosghtful way of expressing I am in the lights and I really 1:50- (2) Brighter Day out. 8:30 p.m. ABC, try is ready for a broad pro- Vinson said the third step "re- J:30- (2) To Tell The Truth edge himself. This kid isn't going to don't care, while the others be- (4) Concentration gram of fallout shelters in public lates to the provision of fallout (4) Our Five Daughters 10:00- (2) Talent Scouts make a move without thinking of hind the cameras out there really (5) Romper Room DICK POWELL. "330 Inde- institutions. shelter in schools, hospitals and (5) Medic (4) Cain's Hundred all the pros and cons. He gives want to be here. I'm in am (7) Yours For a Song pendence S. W." (Repeat) This Vinson wrote to the President similar community institutions." (7) Who Do You Truit? (7) Alcoa Premiere you confidence. If Josh is a sam- they're out.' It seemed pretty ri- 11:55- (2) News was a pilot for a new series based that he believes the program This is the part he said the coun- (11) Abbott And Costello (11) Public Defender try is not ready for. ' ple, the kids aren't all going to diculous." 10: SM") City Detective on the files (amazing isn't it how should proceed la three steps, S:9S- (2) News Vinson's letter was In reply to hell these days. Nothing big happened to Josh. 10:45- (9) Movie many files are still untapped by and "be aocompanied by a grow- 1:00- (2) Secret Storm a presidential plea to get the ad- He worked In downtown Los An- 11:00- (2) Newt TV) "of the U. S. Department of ing awareness oh the part of the geles parking cars and decide (4) Make Room for MOVIE TIMETABLE Health, Education and Welfare. public that fallout shelter Is es-ministration's blocked shelter Daddy (4) News to go home to his family befort RED BANK William Bendix stars in this story sential." program moving again. (5) Waterfront (5) News CARLTON- he got Into trouble. of dope peddling. 9 p.m. NBC. The first step, already com- Kennedy wrote to Vinson and (7) News I/Olltl 2:00: 7:00! i:(O. TV Key In New York Josh was a CB (7) American Bandstand other key congressional leaders (11) Laurel & Hardy . (11) Steve Allen EATONTOWN page boy for a while, an assist- MONEY TALKS. In this sec- Gabriel and host Jim Backus se- Aug. 2, conceding there Is no 4:25— (11) Junior All Stars 11:10- (2) Weather DRIVE-IN- ant chef one summer and the ond program of a one week series lects a vocal group called the hope for action In this session or 4:J0- (2) Edge of Night (4) Weather Bc«rt»M Mob »:10: Hunter Inc. 10:00. Congress but asking for early he returned to ice skating. of specials. Dr. John R. Coleman, Zeniths. 10 p.m. CBS. (4) Here's Hollywood (5) Movie - LONG BRANCH hearings next year. Mailbag "When I'm teaching, I teach,' BARONET- professor of economics from Car- (5) Mr. District Attorney (7) News, Weather, he said very earnestly, "and om Itr. Eobb> Tikea i Vacation 3:00 negie Tech, discusses price sta- ALCOA PREMIERE. "The The last part of the program is (11) Bozo The Clown Sports 7:O0; 10:00; The Purple HIlli 2:00 aimed at providing shelter space By STEVEN H. SCHEUER afternoon I was giving a man •as. bility. 9:30 p.m. CBS. Hour of Bath" (Repeat) Timely 1:45— (9) Looney Tunes 11:15- (2) Movie for every American at an estim- Question — Why is it mos very dynamic introduction to th ASBURY PARK show about a giant good-will 4:50— (7) American Newsstand (4) Tonight ated cost of $6 billion. The ad- quiz shows come from New York? Ice." BARONET- TALENT American caught in the middle 4:55- (4) News (7) Movie SCOUTS. Tonight's ministration asked for appropri- Is that the only city in the United The man, Charlie Einfield, Boccacclo Seventy 7:00; 8:30. (11) Mr. Peabody 12:00— (9) Strange Stories LYRIC- scouts are Gordon and Sheila in -the Viet Nam guerrilla war. If ation of $568 million this year States where smart people live? 20th Century-Fox executive, wai 5:00- (2) Life of Riley 12:10—(11) News Splril Roil 1:21; 1:1b; 1:39. MacRae who bring singer Tom he doesn't save the lives of twofor the program, but was turned Why don't they have some shows impressed, and asked Josh if hi (4) Movie 12:55- (5) News MAYFA1R- Peters; Torn Postal who intro- wounded soldiers, the Communist down, by the House Appropria- In other cities? Whafs wrong would like to be in movies. Jos 1:00- (4) News Adventures of a Younc £Un 2:45 duces singing comedienne Isobel guerrillas promise to kill the (5) Felix and Diver Dan 7:00; 9:55. tion Committee. with San Antonio, Tex.?—Mrs. J said he'd Just come back from (7) I Married Joan (5) Theater Five PARAMOUNT— Robins; Hildegarde who's touting American and the men of the vil S., San Antonio, Tex. Hollywood and he didn't thin (U) Dick Tracy (7) Movie Tim Touch ol Mink 7:30: »:«. the talents of folk singer Pola lage, Laramie's Bob Fuller is Answer — There's absolutely acting was his niche. Einfiel 5:25—(11) Rocky & His Friends :02— (2) Movie BELMAR Chapelle; Alan King who brings properly heroic as the giant Alr-Condlrioaed nothing wrong with San Antonio suggested a job in the Fox ad- S:»- (2) Movie :95— (4) Headline FLY-IN DRIVE-IN— comedian Jackie Clark (who American. On the whole, this or any other city, and we don't vertising office and Josh accept (7) Highway Patrol -.15— (9) Almanac Newsreel Red Hot Wh«l> «:»; 11:35; Excuse scores with the audience)c);; Juliet made-in-Hollywooy d jungljg e snow i: think the quiz show producers areed. (ft) Movie :20— (9) News and Weather My Ciut 10:10. P i COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE Prowse introduces singer John well handledd . 10 p.m. ABCC. MAYFAIR trying to suggest that New York "I was always asking myse (11) Popeye :30- (5) News has a corner on brainpower. It's what I wanted to be," he said SHORE DRTVE-IN- Bojri' Night Out 8:30: 13:20; Roll to Just :O9: 8:15. landed a job plugging men's ha: $3.50 per day in 1906, though hestars are that important. PERTH AMBOY Question —What is comic Red cream. AMBOYS DRIVE-IN- playfully claims it was his father "Somebody has got to blow thi Cartoon 8:30: Birdman or Alcitraz Buttons doing these dayi? I re- For no good reason at all Josl who made those early flickers. whistle. Somebody has got to sta; 8:36; 12:91); Fotca of Impulia 11:32. member how great he was when flew to and arrivec He has another credential as on the set and say, 'No, you can' MAJESTIC- he had his own TV show many with 8 cents. Soon he had a elder statesman to the film indus- spend $5 million for that Splral Roid 3:29: 4:30: 7:00; S:30. 2nd SMASH HIT! EDISON years ago.—Mrs. B. K., Char- agent,, and, by luck, bumpec try. As adviser to A. P. Giannini, quence; we'll find some other wa; MENU) PARK C1NEMA- lotte,. N. C. into Cathy Patterson, a forme: he helped finance movies during to get the point across.' or MI Amwer — When television's (lame. Within a week they wen Tne Interns 2:00 4:50: 7:10: 9:19. their formative years. "Without 'Cleopatra' could have be WOODBR1DGE constant exposure exhausted But- married. His agent told Josh h< the Bank of Italy (now Bank of made for $7'/£ million right he DRIVE-IN- TOMORROW—2 P.M. ton's material and sapped his shouldn't marry, and Peine im America), the movie business in Hollywood. Instead of throwin; Mr. Hobbi Takes a Vacation 1:30: popularity, he switched to seri- mediately left him. would never have grown to what all the emphasis on Liz Tayloi 12:30; M»il«on Avenue 10:15. SUMMER VACATION MONTCLAIR ous roles in movies and won an "I'm very funny," said Josh. it became," said Crisp. you could have given the role MOVIE SERIES "Oscar" for Hs role in "Sayo- "You tell me I can't do some- an unknown and let the story cai CLAIRIDGE— The actor is now making his Windjammer 8:00. tiara" as a result. He spent most thing and I have to prove you'r 428th film, "Spencer's Mountain," ry the picture." 'Mr. Scoutmaster' of this past summer playing the wrong." and he paused for some reflec- He said the star system reached PLUS-Color Cartoons Children Free! summer theatre circuit. He can To support his bride, Josh wen tions on the state of the industry. the point of inanity when the late Secretary be seen in John Wayne's latest to work as a night watchman an I think the star system has Gary Cooper in his mature yea film, "Hatarl," and in the forlh- hunted for roles in the daytime gotten out of hand," he comment- was still making love on thi STARTS TOMORROW EVENING comlng "The Longest Day." He was on for 15 seconds in ed. "When you have a star run- screen to young girls. Instead Course Is At Both Theatres "Dr. Klldare," did a "Death Va ning up the bill for one movie to fashioning the industry around thi Question — Is It true that John ley Days" and landed a role in $26 million by stubbornness—and talents of a few names, Crisp a Discussed SREATEST ADVENTURE AND ROMAWCEIN^THOUSftND YEARS! Larkln, who used to play Mike the movie "Mr. Hobbs Takes AI am referring to 'Mutiny on thevocated a return to hard-headed on the "The Edge of Vacation." Then came the Do, Bounty' — then something is ter-business tactics. If the stars don'i RED BANK — The MonmoaUi SAMUEL HHMSTOIIr**! Night," will have a show of his McGuire meeting and Josl ribly wrong. go along, drop them. Legal Secretaries Association met CHMUION own this fall?—Mrs. F. A. Winne- touched home base. recently at the Union House to HESTOH pee, Canada Now a completely dedicatee discuss the basic legal secretaries actor, Josh has finally found hi: TV & Radio Answer — Larkin will be a reg- course which they sponsor. ular In the new series "Saints career. The courses, starting Sept. 29, and Sinners." The star of this "But I still get a tremendou: newspaper series is Nick Adams charge whenever I get within The New Ness will be given by the Long Branch (The Rebel). Richard Erdman, block of an ice rink, or see a Adult School. last seen as Tab Hunter's rich Ice Capades sign," he says. Th By CYNTHIA LOWRY In one forthcoming episode, It consists of 10 sessions same thing happens when I see will be so frightened by an ex.covering the basic knowledge sidekick In the short-lived "Tab HOLLYWOOD (AP) - When in- a big kitchen. Later, maybe later, plosion of a hand grenade thai required of legal secretaries. Hunter Show," will also be a trepid Eliot Ness and his "Un- I can fit In all three urges." he'll suffer a case of psychoso- Instructors are members of the regular. touchables" shoot their way back matic blindness — "Even though secretaries association and on the nation's television screens UNCUT • POPULAR PRICES they didn't know what to call members of the Monmouth Question—A few years ago I Chorus of the Atlantic this fall, we may have a difficult saw a movie which starred Bob in those days," amended our County Bar Association. To Appear at Moyfair time recognizing our hero. formanL Hope as a cartoonist who worked Over the summer, they've been A certificate issued by the AIR CON DITIOHE O "Adventures for George Sanders. I have been ASBURY PARK - The Choru Another will be a heart-tugger, National Legal Secretaries As- A busy humanizing Eliot, who, if in which two little children truly MAYFAIR !" trying to think of the name of o( the Atlantic, this city's chap- you remember, was a hard-eyed, sociation will be given to those Young Man' this dim and the female co-star. ter of the Society for the Pres- believe that somebody shot Santa who complete the course. humorless zealot relentlessly pur- Claus. Also, was this movie based on a rvation and Encouragement of Mrs. Ruth Buxbaum of Belmar suing evil-doers of the 1930s, most Still another change — it is ai T" series which was seen on TV iarber Shop Quartet Singing In ly bad 'uns connected in some gave a report on her trip to the ROCK HUDSON Ieged — will involve insertion AlfT CONDlTiONC in 1949 or 1950?—D. G., Ft. America, will appear Friday at 11th annual convention of the BURL 1VES way with Frank Nitti. (lashes of humor, a rare commod- W'-vne, Indiana. he Mayfair Theater. •> National Legal Secretaries As- LYRIC According to authoritative re- ity in the "Untouchable" shows ol "SPIRAL ROAD" Answer — the 1956 film Is titled The local group will perform sociation held in July in San ports, during the vacation period, the past three seasons. J •That Certain Feeling" and between shows at the opening of Ness' long feud with Nitti quietly Francisco. starred Hope, Eva Marie Saint "The Music Man." Featured in came to an end. In fact, it is LITTLE SILVER VISITOR Mrs. Sally K. Dalrymple of SOPHIA LOREN and George Sanders. It has notthe new movie is the Buffal' probable that we won't ever see Spring Lake was welcomed as a been shown on TV, as yet. TheBills Quartet, former interna or hear again that big, burly LITTLE SILVER - Louis Jian new member. BARONET "BOCCACCIO 70" basis of the film was the Broad- tional champions of the quartel gangster chieftain. nine, San Antonio, Tex., is visit- The next board meeting will be society. way play, "King of Hearts" by "In the new shows there prob- ing his sister, Mrs. Mary Mori,held Sept. 6 at the home of Mrs. Jean Kerr. ably won't even be any one vil-13 Woodfield Dr., for two week B».ru Hains, 35 Marcellus Ave., IN NEW MEXICO SIXTH WEEK! AIR CONDITIONCD lain," whispered an ABC stoolie Mr. Jiannine will attend the Di Manasquan. (For an answer to your 1 OCEANPORT - Air Force Sgt, ivho knows the inside picture. abled American Veterans Na PARAMOUNT" question about any TV program ?irst Class Raymond Barnes, Sr., 'They arc going to start telling .NEPTUNE CITY . "Touch of Mink or actor, write to Steven H. if Hiawatha Ave., Oceanport, is stories through Ness' eyes, from tional Convention, Atlantic City, Scheuer, TV Key Mailbag, c/o currently stationed at Holloman his viewpoint." this week as a delegate from this paper.) Texas. AFB in New Mexico. This is going to mean quite a AIR CONOIr;oNtn. "" few changes. For one thing, Ness, ST. JAMES "! 1 who apparently never had a home Reserved Saats SHIRLEY s BUOOY ENJOY life but just lived in his office and YOUR existed on cardboard-flavored cof- DRIVE-IN RELAX! fee and drugstore sandwiches Is IB "SCARFACE MOB" HERMIONE PAUL soon to acquire a wife. We will OATIS WIN 700 F.M.-MWHI AT DUSK LUNCH lot see her, according to the plan, MTMiunnMi-pm i". rt nn.-mrr nw om "MURDER INC." BARONET A MAGNIFICENT VIEW OP THE OCEAN FROM iut Ness will occasionally take p llW time off from tracking down rHOOUCtDMO OUR BEAUTIFUL DINING ROOM PERCHED HIGH wrong-doers to telephone home. AlOVf THE SURF. "DELICATE DttEClEDBT Most drastic of all, the changes "BOYS NIGHT PUT" SCREINPlffTBT UMION HARGROVE A Reputation for Good Food mearr that we'll see our Eliot as DELINQUENT" SHORE "Road to Hong Kong" • SPECIAL LUNCHEONS living, breathing human with TECHIIIIUMir TECHNICOLOR* • LATE SNACKS Rntnraal • Ctektall L»uni« aults and imperfections instead PRESEHTEO BYWARNER «tOS. an epic figure of righteous BOARDWALK • LONG BRANCH engeance. Furt+ior Theatre Information Call SH 1-9600 RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, Aogtat 21,1962-11 Adam and Eve Fashion u »k» efttm sodd Mudty Fellowship Sets from 1 to 4 p.m. oa HM ctarch Ice Cream Social grourwii, Show Is Robert Williams, Red Bank, is Two People RED BANK — The Methodist In charge of tickets. In case of Youth Fellowship of the Red DEAR ADAM AND EVE: DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Slated rain, the event will ba held in the Bank Methodist Church will hold church hall ' I am 20. I am a naturally nice I read your column every day MONMOUTH BEACH — The person and have been called a and enjoy it very much. I have Monmouth Beach Club will "fine boy" and all that. But when never written to any columnist bold a fashion show tomorrow someone takes advantage of me before, but this time I can't re- at 1 p.m. in the Deal Golf and CROWN KITCHEN CENTER in some way, I'm always hesi- sist because I want a few words Country Club. tant to speak up for niyself. J to say to Married Too Young, the haven't yet. I'm too goodnatured wife who wants a divorce for Fashions will be by Mildred presents their in front of others (but different that reason. Just because she Specter, Red Bank. Club mem- when I'm alone) and I don't like made one mistake by marrying bers will model. to be this way all the time, or too young, she shouldn't try to Mrs. Frank McDonough will else other people will just run offset It by another by divorcing be commentator. Music will over me like nothing. her husband. Now is the time be by Jules Jaffe. Whenever another guy who acts for her to grow up, since she is Chairman of the event Is Mr. ANNUAL AUGUST tough comes along, then I try to a wife and mother. Her William J. Schooley, Sr., Red act well-behaved. Is it wrong to dren are not the ones who should Bank. Committee members are act according to the type ol suffer because of her early mar- An. Harry Lane, Jr., Mon- person T meet — tough, nice or riage. At least give them the mouth Beach; Mrs. Raymond neutral I would appreciate your chance of a home with a Tierney, Jr., Little Silver, and APPLIANCE SALE! advice. ' mother and father, Mrs. Charles Henderson, Rum- ' Jekyll and Hyde Mrs. G.K.W. in. Dear Jekyll anil Hyde: Ths beach club will hold its Don't Imitate others; you must Send your personal questions annual President's Ball Satur- gsin enough self-esteem and con- and problems to Adam and Eve day night in the Deal Golf and Country Club. The dinner-dance fidence to be yourself. Lowell or both, as you prefer. Adam will honor Richard Shanley, For a personal, unpublished re- PEACH FESTIVAL and supper will be held Saturday at Christ Episcopal Church, Red Bank, club president. There Is only one YOU in all ply, enclose a stamped ad- Shrewsbury. Here, canning peaches for r«lo at the .festival are Mrs. Lambert Bee- Music will be by Lester Lanin the world; be proud of that dressed envelope. Mail to and his orchestra. Chairman uwket. Little Silver, left, and Mrs. John Corcoran, Lincroft, right. The festival is fact. Adam & Eve, In care of The is Mr. Schooley. Serving on the Eve Register. sponiored by the Christ Church Women's Guild. committee are Mr. Lane, Mr. rierney, and Mr. Henderson. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Ovens • Range Tops In your column recently I read Engagements fcroup Holds about a man who would like to help start a club for widows and each Party Ventilating Hoods widowers. I am only 12 and couldn't do much, but t do think SEA BRIGHT — The Embury it's a marvelous idea. My Methodist Church Youth Fellow- grandpa is a widower, and at ship ©f Little Silver held its an- times he Is quite lonely. He be- nual beach party recently at Ship Dishwashers • Food Disposers longs to one club but it doesn't Mioy Beach Club here. help much because most of the Members attending were Bill numbers are married. I think a Armstrong, Stan Johnson, Reg BUILT-IN GAS GAS OVEN and Thompson, Lynns Nilson, Bill .95 dub like this would really be RANGE TOP Reg. M9.95 great. The reason grandpa is so Henderson, H. Armstrong, Judy lonely Is that he's only 53 and Wymbs, Daryl Van Pelt, Bob very young at heart. A dub Huserik, Bob Haas, Janene Kol- BUILT-IN DOUBLE ELECTRIC like this would bring him to life lock, Phil Salmerl, Judy Salmerl, again. tuth Haas, Bruce Connors, Lar- OVEN and 4-BURNER X S 9 Granddaughter ry Connors, Bill Reisen, Pat Bar- m ret, Burke Mawby, Alan Gram- RANGE TOP Reg. 318.00 Dear Granddaughter: Yoa mer, Betty Wright, alt of Little are kind and warmhearted to be iilver. BUILT-IN ELECTRIC OVEN sr, concerned about your gramp. Also attending were Nancy Show him the letter below — it Bennett, Shrewsbury; Jerry Sen- and RANGE TOP Reg. 247.00 189" may give him some ideas, and ion, Red Bank, and Harry John- It's about Bremerton, near Seat- son, Rumswi. tle in your own home state. BUILT-IN DISHWASHER 189s. DEAR ADAM AND EVE: Stainless steel or copper front. In Bremerton (Wash.) there is MUs Catherine Ana Keelan Miss Ella McNab VACATIONERS at the Elbow Beach Surf Club, Bermuda, WALTERS Model DPS310 Reg. 22100 • Jolly 50 Club composed of KEANSBURG - Mr. and Mrs. FRASERBURGH. Scotland - are, left to right, Miss Meta Smith, 107 Church St., single people over 50. They have —for— a real rip-roarin' good time — John A. Keelan; Terrace PI., an- Announcement has been made of Fair Haven; Bob Allen, the club's social director, and CHAMBERS dancing, cards and so on once a nounce the engagement of their the engagement of Miss Ella Mc- Miss Linda Borland, 94 Spruce Or., Fair Haven. daughter. Miss Catherine Ann Nab of this place to Neal B. • CURTAINS week. Tell those lonely widows FOOD DISPOSER end widowers in this area to in- Keelan, to Peter Joseph Clarke, Haviland, son of Mr. and Mrs. 95 Stanley A. Haviland, 20 Alston • DRAPERIES quire, and take a trip over there Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter '/» H. P. Reg. 42.S0 29 J. Clarke, Sr., Daniel St., New Ct., Red Bank, N. J. Miss Mc- to see how they do it. If 1 were 16th Birthday Is Observed • BEDSPREADS a lonely single person I would Monmouth. Nab is the daughter of the lati Mr. and Mrs. Andrew McNab. SEA BRIGHT-Ginger Beccia, Bank, and Emil Talarico, Red move to some such town where Miss Keelan is a graduate o • FANCY LINENS people are interested in the Red Bank Catholic High School The bride-elect attended thi daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nich- ank. Mashed potato, Kathy eduto, Middletown; Walter Gib- COMBINATION FAN, HOOD and "smartest half of one's life." and is employed as a secretary Fraserburgh Academy and is em- olas Beccia, 29 Patterson Ct, • Draptry Hardware We're pretty Immature before 50. by Lily-Tulip Cup Corp., Holm- ployed by the Consolidated Pneu- Shrewsbury, recently celebrated m, Atlantic Highlands; Patty LIGHT—Model HFM In dm ,95 There are even clubs of elder- del. matic Tool Co. in Frasertargh. her 16th birthday at a party at tavola, Middletown and Fred 24 liglaccio. Red Bank. 30 - 36 - 42. Reg. 37.50 rj businessmen over 75 in some A graduate of Middletown She was the guest of Mr. end Edgewater Beach Club here. cities, and they really produce Township High School, Mr. Mrs. Haviland for the past month Other contest winners were; WALTERS fine contributions to humanity. Clarke is employed by Retal and has returned to Scotland. Attending were Gary Schlenker, We are yonr aiitborlzed dealer for Magic Chef • Itamader t,~< t> H«L Gimy ko Blondo, Bay De Carlo. ha cha, Judy Clark and Donald 47 Broad St., Rtd Bank If I were 50 and single I'd fly Credit Co., Newark. ao C Barbara e Waite King Universal • Kitchen-Aid • Tappan t Roper to one of these places, not sit .^.? l 35 I^c, Tonl de Pietro, teel, both of Shrewsbury, slop, end wither away and Jeel bitter. Toptie King, Johnny Galatro, amela Sharraba, Shrewsbury, 179 Br'dway.Long Bronco • Hot Point • Caloric • Revco • And many other famous Cornell University and was grad- Betsy Madsen, Richard Coote, Also, do things for others, and uated from Bucknell University, nd Jerry Horn, Red Bank. make built-in* and slip-ins. you forget yourself. Remember Luncheons. Sue Matlack, Robert Kemp, John He served to the U. S. Navyand rrill, Annika NOW OPEN that some'people are single their Fraebeli Muffle Me is employed by Western Electric Larsson whole lives — and by choice! Sue Hotaling, Diana . and many, many men! Style Show Co., New York, in the defense Holsten,' Pat Chimento, Karen COAST DRIVING SCHOOL Loyal Reader projects division. Aklus, Sherrie Lloyd, Diane Caru- The couple plan a fall wedding. soe, Leah Mauer, William Oak- IN EATONTOWN . . . SERVING ALL NOnTHIRN MONMOUTH COUNTY Scheduled erson, John Palumbo, Charlene R. H. HUNTINGTON. Proprietor LITTLE SILVER - The Little Rizzo, Thomas Clark, S. Clark, IS YEARS EXPERIENCE IN DRIVER IDUCM1ON Silver Junior Woman's Club wil Robert Sherlock, and Mark FORMEE OWNER OF SHOBE AUTO CBHINQ SCHOOL hold a luncheon and fashion show Working Ayers. * NEW CARS * FRIE STUDENT PICK-UP in the Shadowbrook, Shrewsbury. AT YOU* HOME AT ALL At Edgewater's teenage dance DUAL CONTROLS TIMI* Sept 22. The event will open the • FULLY INSURED * WE PROVIDE FREE* club's 13th season. Mothers party Wednesday night dance • LICENSED BY traiuptrtatlM «• th» LI- contests were won by the follow- cent* Inrtait for Permit. Chairmen are Mrs. William Wl- STATE OF N. J. 'LJmlttd Mm* only ing: Twist, Joan Schissler, koff, Little Silver, and Mrs. How- Criticized Shrewsbury; Robert Thompson, ard Cohen, Red Bank. Ticket Appointments at Your Convenience Day and Night, II 2-011S Shrewsbury, Patty Amato, Red ACADEMY chairmen are Mrs. George Cur- FREEHOLD — The number ot chin, Little Silver, and Mrs. Ken- working mothers lias increased neth DeGroot, Red Bank. by leaps and bounds in the last monmouth shopping center few years, says Mrs. Sylvia F. ACOUNTRY The highlight of the luncheon Meehan, Monmouth County home will be a fashion show by Bel' agent. DAY SCHOOL mar Fashion Corner. A club newspaper will be sent Now one out of four working out to members each month be- women in the United States has a Middletown Townthip ginning in September. Miss Mar- family, And there are about 15 million children under IS years NEW JERSEY cia Cioffi is the editor. A membership tea will be held of age whose mothers go to work. Sept. 16 in the home of the club Many mothers work because GRADES 6.12 advisor, Mrs. Joseph A. Zaloom, hey are the only support of their 74 Oakes Rd. 'amllies. This is understood by FACULTY TO STUDENT The club will hold its regular everyone, she says. However, RATIO 10-1 meeting Sept. 10, in the club there is often criticism of the house. The Public Welfare De- working mother who is not the Fill Im «.r.tl...b aa» partment will be in charge of the sole support of the family. "Some FOR INFORMATION social. Mrs. John Bell of the New people are so right in their CALL 291-1576 Jersey Association for Retarded hlnking - to them everything is Children will be the speaker. either right or wrong," Mrs. Meehan says, adding; "Such people assert that all mothers should stay home with their children - and there are no ifs, and or buts." Mrs. Meehan adds: "Most people are more tolerant and realize that each mother must assess the working situation for herself. What will ba the effect on her family? Will she be able to give her family a relaxed, pleasant association, or will she be tired and tense? Can she arrange good, care for the children while she is gone? Remember, it is the quality ot love and attention Involved in the [parent-child relationship, rather than the quantity of time spent together, that counts.'"

Natural Food Club to Elect Officers ALLENHORST — The Shore Area Natural Food Club will meet THE ONLY CHANGE IS tomorrow at 8 p.m. In the Central Jersey Bank and Trust Company THE NAME AND NUMBER here. . . , the experienced people Election of officers will take who served you with raits place.. Louis Marianaro, president of and fine craftsmanship at the New Jersey State chapter, 'SHERMAN'S DECORATORS' Natural Food Associates, will be the guest speaker. will continue in the tame tra- He will discuss the state con- dition. Our new phone num- Draperies . / Slipcover! vention to be held Sept. 8 in the ber ic Beilflpreatlfl / Curtalni Upper Montclair Women's Club Shade! / Blinds hall. Dinner composed only of or- 747-4422 468 Broad St. Shrewsbury ganically grown food will be served at the convention. monmouth shopping center L 12—iWay, August 21, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Girls Take Baseball Roimdwp Four Firsts Reds Nip Dodgers in 10, In Series FAIR RAVEN - Female tail- ors captured four of the six races in the River Rat series on the Navesink River over the 7-3, on Robinson's Homer weekend. The distaff winners Included ASSOCIATED PRESS The late-inning fireworks edge over the defending cham- Ruth Chinnock, Mary Brockman Frank Robinson's towering shot started as the Reds pulled within pion Reds to Wt games, but lefl and Diane Hitchcock, ir, Blue with the bases loaded in the 10th a run in the seventh inning when them 3)4 in front of the second' Jays, and Cheryl Wainwright, in inning sailed over a 50-foot screen Freese singled and scored on a place , whe Indian Scouts. in left field at last double by Don Zimmer, racing were beaten by Milwaukee, 94, The other winners were Bill night, giving the third-place Cin- home despite a right ankle still Elsewhere in the NL, Pitts- Hitchcock, in Saturday's open- cinnati Reds a dramatic 7-3 come- weak from the fracture suffered burgh swept a doubleheader from ing Blue Jay race, and Curt De- f rom-behlad decision over the Na- in spring training. the New York Mets, 2-0 and 6-3, lano in the novice Indian Scout tional League leading Los Angeles In the ninth, Robinson singled, and Philadelphia whipped Hous- race Sunday. Delano was sail- Dodgers. moved up on a sacrifice and ton, 7-1, in the opener of a sched- ing Bob McCutcheon's boat. Robinson's 33rd homer and scored the tying run on Freese's uled twi-nighter. The second Ruth Chinnock won the second third grand! slam of the season blooper to short center. Bob Pur-game was rained out. St. Loui Blue Jay race Saturday. Hitch- capped a late-inning uprising in key, who gained his ISth victory and the Chicago Cubs were no: cock was runner-up. which the Reds scored the tying against four losses, held the dodg- scheduled. Mary Brockmann took the Blue run on a two-out single in the ers in the 'Oth and Robinson ap- In the American League, Kan Jay novice race Sunday. Diane ninth by Gene Freese, the power plied the crusher in the bottom as City knocked off the first Hitchcock won the ladies' Blue hitting third baseman making his half. place New York Yankees, 7-3, an Jay test, with Ruth Chinnock first start of the campaign. The loss trimmed the Dodgers third-place Minnesota defeated runner-up and Mary Brockmann, Boston, 6-4, in the only games third. scheduled. Bill Brinkerhotr trailed Delano Cub Scout All-Star Game The 10th inning at Cincinnati CARLETON LEAGUE CHAMPS — Tti» Kami, who successfully defended their Ed Carleton Memorial League In the Indian Scout novice event. started oft with pinch hitter Jer- playoff championship, line up for the camera. Left to right, front row, are Mike and Peter Soviero And Ron. Dudley Hager, in the Isbrandtsen ry Lynch stroking a single. Leo aid Bruer; second row, Louis Soviero, John Mottine, Willie Davit, Jim Thompson and Jack Ottino; back row, boat, was third in the nine-boat Thursday at Ft. Monmouth Cardenas then bunted and both fleet. Joe Soviero, Sr., manager; Joe Soviero, Jr., Larry Warborough, Ken Bullivant, Jim Burns, Mel Martens, Pete runners were safe when first Miss Wainwright won her first FORT MONMOUTH — The 11th The Klein Publishing Company baseman Tom Harkness threw Burns and Ralph Merino, sponsor. The Rams also won the regular season championship the past two years. victory of the season in taking annual Cub Scout All-Star game Trophy will be presented to Cub late and low in an attempt for a the Indian Scout open race. McCutcheon was second and will be held Thursday at Dean Scout Pack 240, Fairview, Middle- force at second base. Marty Ke- oachin town, Monmouth County champi- ough hit into a forceplay. With Donna Duckworth, third. Field here, beginning at 8 p.m. ons. Pack 45, West Long Branch, Vada Pinson coming up agains Grid Giants Off to Poor Start^ g Staff Drew Brinkerhoff w a I In Col. Murray A. Little, deputy James M Ronan and Willard reliever Larry Sherry, the Dodg- charge of Saturday's racing. post commander, will welcome Larrow, managers; Pack 11, ers elected to walk Pinson and A *T-*I IF/* Henry Thomas, Sr., conducted the young players, present Rumson, Richard Collier, mana- try Robinson. •• n • \r Appointed in Full the Sundav program. RIVER RAT SUMMARIES awards and throw out the first ger, and Pack 240 will receive It was a mistake. SATURDAY ball to start the tilt. district championship awards. Earlier, Willie Davis and Tom- As in Past 1 me- Winning Years To Regional High BLUE JAYS MATAWAN-The coaching staff lit Ran John Hemleb, Rumson, will , Donald Hopkins, Oakhurst, will my Davis homered for the Dodg STANFORD, Calif. (AP) - A: for example, helped John Bro- Other ailments kept pass re- I. Bill Hitchcock. 2. Piul WhlH, 3. run the Pinewood Derby event. of the now defunct Matawan High Fred Brandt, 4. Ruth Chinnock. cover the play-by-play discription ers, who wound up with a split in far as the are die's passing attack. ceiver Joe Walton, halfback Jim Id Race of the game for some 1,000 Cub This event will feature minia- the four-game series. Podoley and linebacker Bob School was appointed in full last Ruth Chinnock, 2. Hitchcock, J, concerned, pro football history Even the 49er quarterback ad- night to conduct the athletic acti- Scouts and parents. ture racing cars pitted against The Bve-run upraising in the was merely repeating itself Sun- Simms out of action. SUNDAY each other on an inclined track. mitted this: "When they have vities of the new Matawan Re- BLUR JAVS last ot the seventh got the job day when San Francisco routed "We should know some more Norlce Angelo Massaro, Oceanport, who Lynch and Bames in their sec- gional High School. 1. Mary Brockmann. 2. H«nrf Thorn- done for the Braves, with Tommy them, 42-10. ondary, you don't do the things late this week when these guys aa, 3. Candy Chinnock, 4. Will Hlnton. Surf rider Edges will assist Hopkins in running Aaron's two-run homer snapping will be back," say's Sherman. Heading the list is Barry RIKO, this event, said trophies will be Now all the Giants need to do we did Sunday." who has been named athletic di- 1. Diane Hitchcock, 2. rtuth Chinnock, a 4-4 tie. Orlando Cepeda hit two is make sure 1961 history keeps 'But right now we can't make 3. Mary Brockm&nn. 4. Betty Hlaton. awarded to first and second homers for the Giants and Har- Three more men were put out any shifts—We'll have to go like rector, the same post he held in INDIAN SCOUTS Ship Ahoy Club place finishers. repeating right on through the of commission against the 49ers the high school. Novlr* vey Kuenn and Felipe Alou had National Football League regular we did yesterday." The Giants 1. Curt Delano iMcCutcheon boat). offensive guard Bookie Golin, of- play the Rams in Los Angeles Rizzo will also coach football 2. Bill Brlnktrtir.tr 3. Dudley Hater All-Star players and managers one each, but it wasn't enough eason. (Isbrandtsen boat). 4. Dave Hull (John- are to report to the diamond for Warren Spahn gave up six hits- fensive tackle Greg Larson and Saturday night. and track. son bDat), 5. Donna Duckworth (I. In Swim Meet linebacker Bill Winter. Cheryl Walnwrlgnt, 7. Dave Goodwin warm-up sessions af 7 p.m. In four homers—but nailed his 13th It was only last year that the While Sherman admitted his Other appointments are: ' boat!, £ Ellen Davldaon, «. SEA BRIGHT — Surfrider case of rain the contest will be Baltimore Colts, a Western Divi- Bolin, whom Sherman calls George Dieti, head baseball Phil Carllnf. moved into a tie for the top spot victory against 11 losses. club spent yesterday "licking our Opr» held the followiwng night. sion team as are the 49ers, won "the best rookie guard I've seen wounds and just looking at and assistant football; Bruce 1. Cheryl Walnwrlfht. I. BOD- Me- in the Shore Beach Clubs' swim- The pirates won the opener an exhibition game from the Gi- Cutcheon, 3. ~I>onzi IrLa Ducw_ iorth, 4. Drew All-Star players chosen by the this year and sure to be a top films," he was quick to point out MacCutcheon, head basketball Brlnkerhotf. 5. Dave Hull, «. Dav_.e. ming league with Ship Ahoy with with an unearned fifth inning run ants with a scoring barrage sim- man," broke a right leg bone and assistant football; Bill New- Goodwin. 7. Phil Carllnt, 8. Sllen respective Cub Scout packs are: that in these pre-season games, Davidson. a 140^-116'^ decision over the and a seventh inning homer by ilar to Sunday's. near the foot in a kickoff return "I have to get to know my boys. man, assistant in football, basket- Ship Ahoy team at Surfrider's Red Team Smoky Burgess. Bob Friend lim But it was also 1961 when the collision and will be out six to "That's no alibi for Sunday, ball and baseball; Dan Stankie- pool here Sunday night. David ited the Mets to four singles. In J. Layton and Andrew riants regrouped their battered eight weeks. though. We had new men in, but wicz, assistant basketball; Leon Baseball The Surfrider team VIQH five Scala, Pack 32. Rtver Plaza: the nightcap. Bob Skinner pow- so what—maybe that's worth Zinkler, assistant track; Hans Flei- ered the Pirates, hitting a two forces and went on to their fourth The other two will be out two By The Associated Press relay events and tied for first Jerry Schultz and Louis LoBello weeks with shoulder separations. another six points." scher, bowling; and Eugene Jac- Pack 51, Keansburg; Alton Brad run inside-the-park homer in the Eastern Division title in six AMERICAN LEAGUE In the final relav race. years. zinski, cross-country. — SOMKAHIES — ley and Barry Moyer, Pack 93 first inning and scoring another W. L. Pet. G.B. ac teet freeilyle, boyi 5 — Won by "I'm not whistling in the dark," Seventh and eighth grade ath- New York 74 49 .602 David Baker (Surtl; 2. Gary Peake Morganville; James Cook anc run in the eighth after tripling. letes will tutored by John (lurD. Robert Schnvr, Pack 139, Hazlet; says coach Al Sherman. "I think Lombardi Not Satisfied Los Angeles 71 54 .568 4 30 feet freiilyle, girls 5 — Won by Wes Covington and Clay Dal- we'll have a contending club, I Luczkovich in baseball and bas- BBarbarb a FlkFl«kl«»»l , (Suf)(Burn;; 2. Mary Paul Ralph and Robert Mc- Minnesota .71 56 .559 5 O'Zurl'l (SA>; 3. Pam Callows:y. ISA). rymple hit consecutive, homers in even liked our coming back in ketball. Chicago 65 81 .SIS 1054 30 feet rreeitylejityle, boya "6— _Won by; Carthy, Pack 140, Fairview; the fifth inning as the Phillies Tim Bsriley (SA); 2. Phil Beenlrer; Larry Scott and Kenneth Brevel, he third and fourth quarters yes- With Paul Hornung's Play Detroit 61 62 .496 13 (Surf): 3. Tim Coieman (SA). made it 13 victories without a loss terday" (Sunday). Baltimore .60 63 .488 14 30 feet fre«»lyle. dill, 5 — Won byi Pack 146, New Monmouth; against the Colts. Dallas Green, Connie Hotter (SA): 2. Babble Hotter! George Trampler and Larrj The Giants were outscored, 14- GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) — Sure, we stopped Hornung, but A. H. Inboard Cleveland _59 65 .476 15% (SA)V 3. Anne HalloVell (Surf). touched for 11 hits, went the dis- 7, in the final 30 minutes com- Boston 58 67 .464 17 25 meter freestyle, boys. 7 Won Price, Pack 231, Union Beach; tance to post h,is sixth triumph Green Bay Packer coach Vince we didn't stop the rest of them." by David Bharre'tl.' (Surf): 2. Mark pared to 28-3 in the opening 30. He admitted the Cardinal Kansas City 58 68 .460 17" KarinU ; a Tim Beeiley (SA1. James Voska and Thomas Maha; against five losses. Lombardi says he's not satisfied 1 %S meter freentylo. glrli, 1 — Won Pack 240, Fairview. Most alarming to the Giants defense was "physically beaten." Regatta Sunday Washington 46 78 .371 2? ' bv 8u«an laekion (SAt; 2. Ells« Bake Roger Maris hit his 28th horn with, the play of Paul Hornung, Monday's Results (Buhl; 3. »r»n Luker (Surf). Blue Team was their continued Injury jinx. 1 "The rest of them" mentioned ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -Thi 23 meter freestyle, boyi, 8 — Won er in the first inning for the three the National Football League Kansas City 7, New York 3 bv Mickey Coieman [BA>: 2. Bob "We're specializing in them this by Lemm included fullback Jim second annual Atlantic Highland Mohlke (SA>: 3. David Coffee (Surf). William Jacobsen and Michae' Yankee runs. The A's broke it year," moans Sherman. scoring leader the last three Taylor, quarterback Bart Starr Powerboat Regatta will be held Minnesota 6, Boston 4 23 meter freestyle, fflrjj, 8 — Won by Karen Hatfacre (Surf); 2. Barbara Koellhoffer, Pack 5, Lorig"Branch; open with a four-run fifth as Bill Loss of defensive halfbacks years and the loop's most valu and the Packer defense. here Sunday. Onlv games scheduled Ds'y (Burn; 3. Katlile ludte (BA). Bill Devereaux and Paul Sully Bryan tripled in one run and Erich Barnes and Dick Lynch, Taylor plunged for three touch- The event, which starts a Today's Games 23 meter freestyleleltyl , boy«, 9 — Won Pack 11, Rumson; Jimmy Pa able player last season. Chicago at Baltimore N Or AAlaHn Sna:irrett (Surf); 2. Rick scored on a double by Bobby Del downs and dented the Cardinal noon, is sanctioned by the Amer- ija . Bova, Pack 58, Oceanport; Wi Annual Meeting night. 266 and 280 cubic inch hydros, Chicago at Baltimore N 35 raster freestyle, boyi, u — Won liam Conway and Angelo Massar was his 33rd of the year—tops in The triumph was the third pre- contributed directly to three Washington at Minnesota N bjbyr BrueBi a Farley (3A>; 2. Oeorse the AL. The homer brought the MIDDLETOWN — The Shore Green Bay touchdowns, defensive the Ski Racing Runabouts and .Hower (8A); !. John Lawrence (Surf) Pack 77, West Long Branch, Miks season conquest for the defending trr popular local favorites — the Boston at Kansas City N freestyletreestyli , airls. 11. — Won Stout and Pat Destito, Pack 126, Twins from behind a 4-3 deficit Aquatic Club will hold its annual NFL champions, but after th back Willie Wood and Jessie New York at Los Angeles N _ Jacob (Surf); S. Jean p«. meeting tomorrow night at The Whittenton running back inter- Jersey Speed Skiffs. Ttm (BA): s. Mary Bauer (8uri~ Little "Silver, and William Bir- after Lu Clinton of the Red Sox game, Lombardi said: The races will be held on a SO meter freeilyle, boyi, 12 — Won had hit a two-run homer that Oaks, McGuires Grove, at 8 ceptions for scores. Linebacker by Gary gearttnt (BA): 2. Joe Con ton and Mark Hampton, Pack "We weren't very sharp In ou: one-mile racing oval laid out in- NATIONAL LEAGUE Ion (BA): 3. Bob Cajiatt (Surt). 145, West Long Branch. pulled Boston in front. oclock. blocking, and I'm not very sati Ray Nitschke set up a third TD SO meter freestyle, flrll, 12 — Won with another interception. side the Harbor area. Specta- W. L. Pet. G.B. by Mlit« Oilman (Surf): 2. Wendy The meeting is open to anyone fied with Hornung's play tors can get a clear view of all Los Angeles 82 .651 Slaughter (8A); 3. Barbara Brlr.ker- interested in either summer or The Packers were set to resume bolt (lurt). although I don't know who ti proceedings from the surrounding San Francisco ..fit .624 VA 90 meter freestyle, boyi, 13 — Won Bowling League inter membership in the club. blame, Hornung or the offensivi drills yesterday, and with Lom- hills and from .yachts anchored .608 5'A by Jeff Miller (Burn• :, David Grant Parker Bohn bardi's belief that they have a Cincinnati 76 <«urf); 3. Rick Parity «A>. 'lans for a proposed year-round ne. around the racing course, Pittsburgh _..71 .577 VA 60 meter freestyle, girls, 13 — Won Slates Meeting swimming club will be discussed "You certainly can't blame long way to go to reach last .557 12 bv Chrll Hoffman. (Surf); 1. An* Cops Feature year's form, only hard work was Two cranes have been provided St. Louis _.. 69 Mlniinlch (BA): 3. Mary Moeller at the meeting. Hornung if the holes didn't open 67 .532 15 (Surf). M1DDLET0WN — The Middle- in store. i:ear the pits to lift the boats in Milwaukee 80 meter freestyle, boys. 14 •— Won At Fort Dix A total of 28 members of the We'll know more after checking and out of the water. A beauty Philadelphia _ 59 .465 2JV4 by Robin Lovett (SA>; 2. Hoy Ron town Monday Nite Mixed Bowl- :lub will compete in the New the movies." .376 34W fj-'te (Surf): 3. Steve Grant (Surf), ing League will meet next Mon- "queen" will be named to reign Chicago _ 47 50 meter freentyle. Klrls. 14 — Won NEW EGYPT - Parker Bohn lersey Junior Olympics at Lake Hornung said of his play, "Thi over the regatta. Houston 45 .368 3514 by Crls Krukovsky (8A>; 2. Loll Con- led from start to finish to cap- day at 8:39 p.m. in the meeting Mohawk Saturday. Ion (SA): 3. Pen YOUTH (Surf), worst game I've had in man; U. S. Track Bob Perri of Oceanport, the New York 30 .242 SI 50 meter freestyle, boys, 15 — Won ture the 35-lap mDdified-sports- room at the Middletown Lanes The swimmers include Bobby years. My left leg still give mi bv J«elr Wrlfhl rsA): 2. Paul Slach nation's top Jersey Speed Skifl Monday'! Results tS"rf>: 3. Jay Zuckerman (SurO. men feature at Fort Dix Speed here. tfagle, Gary Roy, Walter Ryan, some trouble and I've got to g< driver, will be on hand to de- Cincinnati 7, Los Angeles S 50 meter freestyle, Elrls, 15 — Won way here Thursday night. The meeting will open the Skip Snable, Pete Galatro, Steve it in shape." Stars Dominate by Polly Corbly (9A); 2. Karen Kar- fend his laurels won here last Milwaukee 9, San Francisco ,4 JBIA ; 3. Kathv Carney (Surf). Bohn fought off Jack Hart In loop's winer season of bowling. Golden, Mark Roy, Ken Winfield, The driving Hornung galnet year. Pittsbureh 2-6. New York 0-3 50 meter freestyle, boys. 16 — Won Due to requests of the major- im Beardsley, Curt Colby, Diana b" Larrv Cross (BA); 2. Crla Cassatt the closing laps to post his first only 11 yards in eight carrie: Meet in Sweden Other skiff drivers expected in- Philadelphia 7, Houston 1 2nd (Burn: 3. Bill LeRsron (Surf). ity of league lembers, the league Holsten, Pam Nagle, Mindy Gor- and his string of successive extri BO meter freestyle, girls, 16 — Won victory of the year at the new GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) - clude Allen Wack, Metedeconk game ood, rain bv Arlene Conlon rSA): 2. Linda Mul- one-quarter mile paved oval. will be changed to a four-man lin, Sue Hoffman, Steve Grant, points was broken at 93. Joe Julian, Atlantic Highlands, Onlv games scheduled ford (SurO; 3. Pat DeFerro

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Affirma- South did so, and now should ^ Q 10 6 S O K 10 7 3 22. Son of 21. To jump tion tive votei MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEYhave gone down. When South Odin over mark 39. Weaken went after the clubs, West could 26. Propelled, 23. Garment 33. Russian 40. Central couuc Noa SSND safely discard a couple of spades j J, Pass, 1.0 rW u a boat stands mountain American SOVEONB OVERT tres UZVuO- ACMB on dummy's top clubs. Whenever 2* Past 2NT Fat* 27.lilt • (2 was.) range x rv rr ToetrrHER»y 28. Church P0-1T-VOUKSELP South gave up a trick in clubs 3 1ST All Pass to projection 1 2. 3 4 s b 1 B0O0N3CHA1K or diamonds, the defenders would Opening lead — 9 4 GO-1 29. Extra tax be ready o take four heart tricks IX SO. Most II DAILY QUESTION time t» talc (or additional WIM6RY- .V«it to ice what the olhtr Itllow dues. work. Concentrate on meeting obligation* merce, P.O. Box 166, here. tend to Laura Wheeler, care of TAURUS (April 20 H May 20) SCORPIO (Oct. 21 (. Nov. ]l) The Jaycees' contribution rep- The Register, Needlecraft Dept, SMiiKme miir «ry lo Impoie on your tsni Trr to"pacify ft peraon wta it upaet In- isented about half of the P.O. Box 161, Old Chelsea Station, niiure. Don't Ml for th* bait. esented ateaxt of further antaiDniiina* blm or her. New York 11, N. Y. Print plainly EMiNI (M Auj. 21) Avoid tcuinff. Other people iren't la the 963 Needlecraft Catalog—just ObliiiK/ could ruin TOUT etiincei for fntx>4 for it, even though you ire. • out! Fashions, furnishings to utctii or birpineu. Don't let HI It adds up! More and more PISCES (Ftb. 20 fo Mirth 20) crochet, knit, sew, weave, em- RSO (Aug. 22 •» S.pf. 52) people use The Register ads each It tikei iffort to ittiin nut IML VM will eojor rtlautlm vilk ftiatjb, issue because results come fast- broider, quilt. Plus free pattern. ttatM!c-«nl work tud. er.—Advertisement. a Send 25 cents nowl , ft, ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED—MALE LOST AND POUND MERCHANDISE I>ITS AND LIVESTOCK RED BA.NK REGISTER Tu«d*f, August 21, 1962-15 AUTOS AMD TRUCKS HELP VArV7ED—FEMALE --OM tisw littler. PAIRJaE to work la plastic FOR SALE CHIHUAHUA POTTOS - AKC reg- i*» ronD COUPE istered, seven weeics old, good compao- WANTED It) RENT HOUSES FO* SALE it* mtnuc «EDAM EXPERIENCED FLOOR LADY caj brdrwilc^i lons md watch don. CO «1U. HAMMOND tnre* t» JgJT - Fustwu Ko. L !*». jn»* SHl-Mtl arts* • t.m. Wtw, tita rlaol; eyo fyBPECSfcOHTAlMER, COBP BEAOLE DOO — Ms.l», good 1m bunt- RUMBOH —Urgently INVITING COLONIAL rJJ/xm —Wmir ntr tint, In loni wt «., Keypwt, ». /. or «pn CO ORGAN STUDIO ing. 120. foar-be4roora boss. M.ow mils*, tuv) fnvi turns to su. Braocn-Rto Kick area. reliable. Ut, tbtfltr, m v*A olut ixxfot M. CotJVKjleot But, muTauf bXSd Of AMt'ltT PARK to tvtrrttti&t. tt»i extn Hrtt swt- UMT OUTKDS 07 or n.ar Dora'j Bon. best otter. U 2-Z3C8. CHIHUAHUA Wmx» —AKC rtg- roonu, m« Vx Urtu room tuA tLn- IMt1 FORD FABILAHJ! too — UBED OROANI Pbrto Stop,-four nnpi of uotini Two- Boi 61t Red ARTISTS Hammond Eitravolce _ J5O0. late-red, four weeks old, weanta. U PUBNISHED ROOMS plat.. ka»emetlt, poTek. «UU(. Bonn doorr, ilx-cyllnder. standard transmlStrai ' Hamimond Chord Organ 84 S9J. £*"*?• fff •?•' •"> "Oder Public No slon, still • onoer factory guarantee, PACKAGING DESIGN Wurlitser Spinet Organ TWO BEDROOMS — With kitchen priv- tlctl la tllH Issue. CA 2^»2J 8.000 miles. 787-2209. MOTHBR'g HELPER — Toung live Conn Spinet Organ ileges located near Bendli and Fort National concern neeos mechanicamechainunl Hammond M-s (bkmd) REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Monmouth. LI 2-253» or «H 1-S374. l/MT — Passbook No. IM873T. Findei Ui1it iiou 4k artIJtl tor its new Holmdel, N. J plan" SALES AND SERVICE APARTMENTS WIDOW — Would Ut! lady to shut rteaw wturn to Monmouth. County Na MOBILE HOMES Experience required In black and home, references. Rumioo. Uonal Bank, 63 Broad SL, Bed Ban) CLEANINfesa^tssirG WOMAN T- In Clove" r Hill white pasteups and lettering. RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION From g M22sea UUBUJt HOMES ColtColt Necl t F NEW YORK Open Dally Till > - Saturday Till 5:; I*>ST — large hart covered lilac NEW YORK CITTT INTERVIEWS PAY ONLY RENT NICE ROOM — LJUlo Silver, tt biocl WEEKLY SPECIAL notebook containing typewritten poem Used •• low Iowa SS " «^»"«! oadRr thru Friday 9 to 2:30 p nt. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN 8T. If found please return to 19 Cana' ABaiBTANT PAYROLL CLEKK-Some Call for appointment OX 7.18TO from bus No*. New . T-year Quanting piece rite erperlence desired In cloth- Room 800 122 Ea,i 12 et_ PR S-9300 AT SH 1-0751 Matawan area. Two Orepluti la (Mi Street. Red Bank, or phone BH ROBBWSVUXB ing manufacturing line. AUo familiar M' lone brick bome tor winter tim« 38M. Rawart offered. ROBB1NSV "'th quarttrly reporn. Write "A.F. BEAUTIPUL FORWARD SEAT SAD- FURNISHED ROOM — Call evenings enjoyment can be yours: In this ex* TRAH4BB (ALES, ma Box 611, Red Bank. DLE — Imported from Qerm&ny, used BEAUTIFUL after 7. alt day Saturday ujd Sunday cltloc three-bedxoom rancher. It fea- MBT — Passbook No. 1MS3, FUldei only one season, complete with all SIH 1-1923. please return to Monmouth County w Rtnjls 130 RobblD.vllle. N. tures • family room 20ilD feel with AVON SELLS ITSELF—Pull at part fillings, 7*1-8300. Nljhts. weekends OI a firepUce, dinlns; room, two lSxlo tional Bank, little BUver. JO M3» lime. Several territories open tor PH.D. SCIENTISTS LARGE BEDROOM 8T TIVOLI GARDEN With board. September L. bedrooms, aiid one slightly (mailer. Air M> _ —White kitten. Drown tpot«, NEW MOON TRAILER — SOilu', Like women interested In having a good If you are a Ph D. jclentlst, engineer, ADMIRAL REFRIGERATOR — Mod- SH 1-0812 conditioned den, laundry room base, about llv» nontlu old, name "Bulfy" new. Cell steady Income. Experience unneces- or faculty member retired, or about ern, medium alze. excellent condition. board hot water beat, four-c&r Kartsje. missed terribly. BH 1-0260. Klverbrool 787-6627 sary. SH 1-434J or write: Mrs. Mama. Freezer compartment $50. Call 787-9OM APARTMENTS FURNISHED KOOMS ~ Two «lnr,!i basement SOx30 with fireplace. Bar and area, UocrofL ret Gulotta, P. O. Boi 180, Red Bank to retire and are able, without conflict rooms. Gentlemen only. Close to Bel of interest, to serve ai consultant to shutfle board go too. Aluminum o>m- wide, three a growing organization and with to ZENITH stereo HI-FI, two separa Labs in Red Bank. Private bath, S10 blnatlom. Lot 200-150. Many extras bedroomi, front Kitchen, extras. WAITRESSES _ Experienced, lull or speakers, with radio, walnut cablm We pay all the extras, in R we*k. 13T McLean fit., River PIKEO. Just reduced tram 135,000 to 931,900. part-time. Apply In person. Shore Point anticipate part-time employment of BW. OB 1-0105. PUBLIC NOTICE 78T-9061 Inn, Highway 35. Kazlet. your own specification, please let us Red Bank, N. I. Terms can be arranged. explain how you can remain In this eluding gas, electric heat, CASErS AGENCY. BROKKB WILL THE PEMON Who found nnall I960 OREAT LAKES — lffi45' like LARGE ROOM — Nf^ly decorated WOMAN OR GIRL — To care for area and be usefully occupied In the ALTENBURG PIANO HOUSE with car space. Gentlemen preferred. Walker Bulidlw ptektfw emtaUnf REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OWNER TRANSFERRED _ Mine-room Liberal mnta. 787-0848 Apply ladies and children's department Oookman Ave. * Main St., Aiburj pit. Plus spilt, lour bedrooms, thre« batlu. Two ATLANTIC SUPERAMA, New Shrews! HOUSES FOR SALE TAXICAB DRIVER, RED BANK - Open dally till > Sat. till 5:i0 acres, brook. Screened porch, family 1960 RICHARDSON - 55*10, two el- bury. With or without experience. Call 872- room with fireplace plus recreation bedroon PR t 9301 FAMILY SWIM CLUB AUTOMOTIVE S CO "" "' ""'"' «'"•• REGISTERED NURSE - 8-1 or 8-2. 1399. After 12 noon. room. »28.H1O. LI g-OMg. Apply In person 10 a.m.-2 p.m niver- AUTO MECHANIC ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL PRIVILEGES. CLASSIC COLONIAL — Three h«! FAIR HAVEN — sevan-rocm colonial. AtTTOS AND TRUCKS cre«l Nursing Home, 31 Chapln Ave, Finn Bulck, 335 Broadway, OF THE LOWEST COST rooms, \x!i baths, full (lry baaeroen!, full bmement. Three bedrooms, ami AUTO PARTS-REPAIRS Red Bank. Long garage, good Reti Bank location near hath. Aeklng S16,80O. BH 7-3680. P WAQON — V-8, two. Branch. CA 2-6600. DOUBLE-MANUAL All for only $135 for door. Rank), heater, power stetrlnr, BOOKKEEPER - For moving and ALL TRANSISTORIZED ORGAN Schools and tramportation. I21.S0O. MO WIRE WHEELS, FULL SET - BOOKKEEPER — Experienced, full 1499 Dial 741-7200 NEW 8HREWBBURV — Four-bedroom vtrr food condition, teio. BH 1-ttia. atorage builneas, double entry system. charge, muet have knowledge of pay- rmch, two baths, gante, fireplace, Wil trade for MO Mild wheels or General ledger, Bunougha posting ma- :0M8 IN, HEAR THEM, TRY THEM one-bedroom apartment. If PHILIP J. BOWER8 * CO. 1W1 VOBt> - $40. NOT « eretm puff, MM. Call 8I2-11M after «:30 p.m. roll. Salary open. ACE EMPLOYMENT MUSIC TOWN Real Eitate Since 1MH basement, largn fenced lot, Iftnr ex- chine for payroll; etate and federal AGENCY. 12 Broad Street, Red Bank. trna. Owner, LI 2-1501. tin* in amooth, body in poor shape, payroll return). Handwrlle resume to 600 Hwy 35 Mlddlttown extras were not included WALTER 8 OVUriTON motor coot. Needs some work on one SH 7-3494. 671-1160 Affiliate NEW SPLIT LEVEL —Beltord, kitch- front wtmi and lutu to pass Inspec- P. 0. Box 947, Rod Bank. •OATS & ACCESSORIES ANTED Experi- rent would be $105. 60 White St. Red Bank en, dining, larg» living roam? three- tion, n Princeton it!., oU Lake Avc, SALESGIRL — Infant and children's enced with Italian cooking preferred. Opposite Municipal Paiklni Lot bedrooms, 1H baths, recreation room, VtSt Hswtn. wear, selling experience necessary. Ap- LOOK WHAT $398 BUYS! Other apartments 4 Vi and rartp, cellar. Lots o( trees, »7,DOO INBURANCa - itarln., ourboard-aL ply In penon Bob & Betty Shop, 88 L*M RESTAURANT, BH 7-9270. 08 1-2751 after 6. 1M0 OLDSMOBIUB 88 — Four-door forms, RoUtOD Wattrbury. Realtor Broad St.. Red Bank. - MAN TO WORK — In retail hard- NEW THREE-ROOM OUTFIT hardtop txeeuam condition. (2,100. CO ilnce 1K2S. 10 W Fron™ t St"". SH 7-3501) ware store. Over 21 years of age. five rooms. See our new five- MIDDLETOWN Split level, seven ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE _ «H«i. 4-4130. CLEANING WOMAN for days A threebedroom, three-hath ranch wllh "OB gOICK SALB _ 1959 OLDTOWN rork In Permanent position. Must have knowl- COMPLETE room, two-bedroom units. rooms. 1H bathl, garage, lot 80x187. UN CADILLAC — Excellent condition, Little Silver. Call SH 7-3371, edge of hardware anil some selling Ideal neisrhborhood for children. " " immediate possession, Ho problems low mlleace. Murt nil. Reaaonable of- evening* experience. Call SH 7-2222. ing ne.(oo. os 13134. here!, Just turn UIB key and move Mr acoapUd. call alter a. 741-1723. Unbelievable! Come tee at Westwood and Bath Aves. In. Asking 120,000. THOMPSON * BAR- RELAX—HAVE FUN! Balling, °ul- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY EXPERIENCED PAINTERS DUAL — Gracious, beautiful grounds, TELL, Realtors, BH 7-6600. I-ORD FALCON — Deluxe twoKloor boarding and skiing. Sea our complete Keyport area. Call once! Include! Contemporary four-five bedrooms, den, $38,600. WUI aadan, radio, heater, itandard trani- "jet BOAT, SKI ** BCOOTBR CBN- 8TENO — Receptionist, 21 to 30 years 9(9-4275 Long Branch consider offer. KK 14700. FHA APPROVED — COMjnTMBNT mJision. Clean condition. But offer. TEH, 76 Wnlta St., Red Bank. 8H 1-1124 old. for modern Red Bank office, 8:30 AVAILABLE. Low monthly payments. BAKER OR BAKER'S HELPER — living room with sweeping M1DDLET0WN—7 Slephsnvllle Blvd., A home with charm. Three bedrooms, o 6:00. Send resume and recent pboto Monday through Friday. Experience CA 2-2030 corner lot. Three-bedroom ranch, at- BAJWJAIM - Any Mat »ou want to to P.O. Box 768, Red Bank. sectional, matching club tached tarage. SH.SOO, call alter «, bath, isroDy room, powder room, util- IMS BU1CK LB SABRE _ Two-door * - » Braid INCREASE YOUR MONEY tcellent running condition, very lir" t\£& Bank. EDWARDS EMPLOYMENT AOENCY tone or nubian. Also a re- LITTLE SILVER — Small three-room CPU. Reduced to S21.000. BH 1-8348. Invest In this tvro-fsmlljr home. Ihort 1M0 WHTTB mPALA convertible, new ust, Jim BH J-W30. KATUN) WOMAN - To care (oi Execmtve-Sales-Otflce-Domestlc newed, guaranteed refriger- studio apartment on waterfront. Suit- walk lo schools and mopping and wfaltewalla, all power, one owner, Sincerity ana ability with high ethics able for single or working counts U0 beach. Down-lour rooms and bath In- 2S.00O tnlleg. Radio, htater. Call alter GO — 40 H.P. Scott plua Lone Star child days la Hulet ares. Rejume - vocational guidance services ator _ all for $398. Easy per month. Cull SH 74139. cluding pine paneled living room, umlnum boat, trailer, few noun, but CO i-lTOO 60 Broad St Red Bank INTERESTING MIDDLETOWN three- t p.m. 8H lici bedroom ranch, six years old, full dry rented at Slid month. Up-3H rooms offer. JA 2-1782. SBCRETARr—Mutt be competent and SHADXSIDB 7-«S77 terms for reliable party. RED BANK — Unuaual rive-room gar- and bath. Good condition. Asklnt* gl4 - 1W3 CHEVROLET — New tiro, tool den apartment Electric kitchen, 'two basement, 65x100 landscaped plot, THOMPSON — 60 h.p experienced tyWrt. Apply Martin Rub- BARB EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, equipped with aluminum norms and 000. WALKER « WALKER? Hwy. 3S, transportation, can after «:3U, all da; »er Co., Long- Branch Ave., Long bedrooms large rooms sind closets. Shrewsbury. SH 1-K12. 24-Hour Serv- flatardajr. Oi 1-0137. ll many eltris. n,460. Branch. maimed Personnel For quality Orders Private stairway to garage, quiet, line screens, range, Venetian blinds. Tills 10 Broad Long Branch CA 2-4747 atmosphere. Rent S159. Is si good home tor 119.400. ice. HO — Black, perfect condition, GENERAL HOUBEWORKER — Four FIELD FURNITURE Dial U1110O 1 BmI OMET — IV sailboat, trailer and ACE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY MADISON HARDENS BI-LEVEL — Custom-built (new), ! "' neta, best offer. outboard motor. All in good condition. days a week. Recent references. Own Every order A applicant our specially. 132 South St. SH I-' PHILIP J. BOWERS A CO. urge rooms, living, dining, kitchen, 1950. PR 6-2983. transportation. Call 842-1851. 12 Broad St, Red Bank SH 7-3494 7-11 E. Front St., Keyport, N. J. Real Estate Since 1K94 three bedrooms, paneled den and rec- FOUR ROOMS —Furnished. Electric reation room, 1% baths, two-car ga- 1M0 VOLKBWAOKN panel truck. ^ ««' BOAT — Trailer, Mercury Mark EXPERIENCED SALES PEOPLE _ dishwater, washing machine, deep WALTER 8. OVBRTON feet condition, under 6,000 miles, b: Affiliate rage, nlca section, 119,900. OS 1-2751 of a lifetime. SB 1-9775. 20_ h.p. motor, all accessories; Call Good opportunity with established mul- STORE HOURS: freeu. frlgldalre, garage available. Oc- 60 White St. Red Bank after 9. tiple listing realtor. P. O. Box 208, cupancy August 28. SH 1-2275 mornings Oppoille Municipal Parking Lot 1B57 OLDSMOBILE CONVERTIBLE HOUSEWORK - Five mornings a "" dletown, N. J. or after 5 p.m. BT. LEO'S PARISH — Almost new SWAP 1652 PONTIAC — clean, excel- week. 1:15 to 11:45 a.m. Own trans- 9-6 Monday thru Saturday engine. A real beauty. Mint lac lent condition, for outboard rig. com- CASHIERS — Experienced, part-time, ranch, Threa bedrooms, two b&thf, fire- flee. ISeO. M9-331O before 5:30, aft portation. Carl after 7 p.m. LI 2-1663. OCEANPORT — Unfurnished large-five place In large*living room, basement OLOMB, ask for Bill. paratlve value »350. 291-111B. 19-40. Portftr-day or night. Inquire Shop- •9-8 Thursday and Friday room apartment, children welcome. 185. MIDDLETQWN-Why pay rent, when 1 NIGHT WAITRESSES — Experienced, rite food store, Mlddletown. 747-1541. with {hushed game room jalousled 1MB FORD — Country srdan atatl ODAr 711 8 sailing dinghy, molded good pay, iteady position. L*M RES- ttie owners are open to offers on this porch, baseboard, heat, carpets and wagon. Automatic transmission, tad fibergiai hull, aluminum spars, dacron TAURANT, SH 7-9270. EXPERIENCED - Real estate sales- DESKS - »1S up, Me, iiu Up, chairs, UNFURNISHED APARTMENT near Immaculate tour-room cottage with ga- drapeu._,s_ .Included. X26.&00. REDDEN add heater, I7S0. LI Ijym sail. One year old, buying larger boat, person wanted by Little Sliver realtor adding machines, typewriters manual Red Bank, utilities supplied, suitable rage, on lovely large lot with lota of AOENCYAGENCY, Realtor*, 301 Maple Ave.. coat 1300 new. Price 1150. SH 1-8603. WANTED — Distant teacher in nurs- to sell homes and business properties. i electric, office equipment etc. for adults only. Call SH 1-1883., after shade? Asking Jll.OOO. SNIDER RIAL- corner Bergen PI.. Red Bank, 741-9100. I960 FIAT «» -^ White, red lnttrl. ery school. Must have had experience. Must know the Red Baak area. Direct S rgaln prices. New or used. AAC Desk B p.m. TORS, Five Corners, Mlddletown. OS Member Multiple Listing. excellent eondillon, 1595. Call SH IX OWENS EXPRES3"~CRUISER~^ Borne driving involved. 842-0087. alt Inquiries to the personal attention Co. Rt &, OakSunt, KE 1-3980 1-258(1. Stand-up head, full galley, convertible of Elwood .A. Armstrong, 555 Prospect TWO-ROOM efficiency apartments, FOB THOSE WHO «eek gracious liv- dinette, three aleepers, many extras HOUSEKEEPER _ Five days a week, Ave., Little silver. SH 1-4500. CRIB AND MATTRESS starting at S2O per week, including THREE BEDROOMS - Living room, ing — Park your car under a beautiful 19M RAMBLER — Two-door mint condlUon, 12,500. LI 2-O8II. sleep in, working mother. OS 1-2621. Like new 415 dining room, kitchen, finished recrea- mornings only. maid service and utilities. Surreirrey MoI - portico and enter Into this 100-year- DEPARTMENT MANAGER — Retail 14 2-0289 tel. Rt. 35, Eatontown. IllI-32S3" . tion room In basement. Aluminum, com- idnSfoeSu bo£este31 It 'of « SH 7-520S W LAP8TRAKE Flying Finn, 50 h.p. discount chain seeks person with ex- bination windows. Sunken patio. Near Evlnrude, electric starter, nailer ill SALES CLERK — Part-time. Monday perience In hard lines. Full company WHITE MODERN FURNITURE ~ EATONTOWN — Conveniently located schools and transportation. BH 1-098.1. 1(57 PLYMOUTH four-door Savoy, pui accessories, fishing equipment three and Friday 1 to 7. Saturday 7 to 1. benefits. Call 787-9656. dining room, living room and bedroom. to shopping and buses. Three-room new- tares, an aletant living room with two button, power flight, excellent cent gas tanks, water . n __wsbury River polnlment, BH )-OT8Z field office experience, sales, electrical ?jg. - " """• SH 7-0183.Mote1M i ^ efficienccyy apartments place, tile bath, garajra, Kear trans. JT1 Donation and school. Immediate eecu- XWt BU1CK — Twc-door hardtop, del BUSINESS NOTICES EXPERIENCED AUTO MECHANIC — engineering; marketing, electronic CORSETS — Spencer, Splrella, Charla, available September IB to June lfi, LITTUJ SlLVBIt '-f Reduoed to sell, racy, 4>49 mortgage can be su- era! nylon tlrci like new, excellei To work on imported can. steady searcn and development. Desires jardy, and Larlclle. Special sale end! maid service, TV. Convenient to all taring area. Small Colonial, dormer nned by qualified buyer. I1T.O0O. eonHtlon. t3M BH 1-8531. sltlon Red Bank area. Write "A.\ tills month. SH 7-2506. shopping and transportation. Call 842. acrott back, four hsdrooms Plus one HANDY MAN WITH TRUCK — Yards, year-round position. Oood pay, many 3656 from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. REDDEN AOKNCT, Realtors. 301 Ma- IM CHEVROLET CORVAN cellars, attic, etc, cleaned. Reasonable. benefits. Call Dick Matthews, Bed Bank Box 511, Red Bank. ___ PHILCO 21" mahogany TV, good con- unfinished, two baths, separate dining, ple Ave., corner Bergen PI., Bed Bank. Auto Imports, SH 1-5S86. m fireplace, screened porch, dry base- Raw. BaCTince. McCarthy Chevrolet Call SH 1-259S anytlms. DO domestic work, wlil Q <*«. $65. Kenmore polisher and FOUR-ROOM APARTMENT — 185 perment, attached garage, J17.800, SH 1. 741-B10O. Member Multiple Listing. 181-111)1 PLUMBER — Must be first class me- children. Call SH scrubber, S20. SH 7-3307. month, near schools and church. 787- CHARLES HOWBR - Mason' Con- 1204 or 787-2827. 2306. HAZLET — Cape Cod, (our bedroomi. tractor. No lob too small. SH 7-4178 or chanic, excellent wages and condi- OE DISHWASHER — Mobile Maid, ei- Two baths. large kitchen, attached ga- WANTED-AUTOMOTIVE tions, year-round work. Inquire Corri- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS — Sacrifice, m 1-0172. WOMAN cellent condition. APARTMENT — Furnished, four rooms handyman special, two bedrooma, nur- rage, washer and dryer. Principals gan, 127 Oaklaad St. Red Bank. ~ Wishes dav work. 741-9233 and bath. Private beach. North Long only. CO 4-4JJJ. WEEK-END PAINTEBS — We paint call SH 7-2706. Branch. CA 9-1553. sery, new kitchen, dining room with houses inside and out. Fences, earages , SH 7-5447 built-in china cloitt, bookshelves, fas EXPERIENCED METAL BOAT ME- SACRIFICE — Phllco deluxe electric LINCROFT — HARVET AVBNUH — etc. Our tree estimate will really sur- WOMAN range J35; 6' glass showcase with LONG BRANCH — Three rooms fur- heat, storm windows, fire alarm sys- Three bedroom split, lOOzlllO lot, many' irlse you. Call BH 1-2595 anytime. CHANICS — Pinters, riveters and sliding doors, 140. BH 1-0232. nished-, tiled bath, first floor, con- tem. 110.500. Call 291-2799 9 a.m. to 12 eitras. Price »tt,O0O. SH H487. bitcker*. Substantial hourly wage rate Wishes three days work a week. Call venlently located. Ideal tor couple. Call JOE MONTANO — Mason contractor. and full company benefits. Write "A.C." 747-0314 LIMED OAK DINETTE SET — El." CA 2-5338., a.m., CA 20320 p.m. BXCELLBNT OPPORTUNITY TOR Stuccoing plastering, concrete work. Box 511. Red Bank. cellent condition. glOO Call FAIR HAVEN - New eight-room split YOUNCJ OB RETIRBD COUPLE. 114 Bprlngdale Ave. Red Bank. SH I- SH 1-8312 FOUR-ROOM furnished apartment, pn- LOCUST — Ilie-room ranch. Charming Fair Haven cottage, top con- We Need 5447. ESTABLISHED LUMBER YARD In SITUATIONS WANTED, Male rage. Near all shopping centers, SH 291-0003 dition throughout, lovely quiet wooded Monmouth County wants experienced GRAVITY ROLLER CONVEYOR - 1-9180. residential neighborhood, living room, 'OR TREE WORK. C*O tree service, counterman. Salary open, Write back- HIGH SCHOOL BOY - Reliable, ex- Four-10' sections, one curved lection FAIR HAVEN — Attractive well-kepi dining room, spacious kitchen, two bed- 'opplng, trimming, removal. Call U ground to "AA," Box 511. Red Bank. perienced, desires worh after school Excellent condition; original value S18B THREE-ROOM FURNISHED APART- two-bedroom older home. Bcreened-ln rooms, tiled bath. Full bftsement. gt- H220for tret sstlmtte*. Full Insurance and week-ends, call ivenmcs. SH " asking $95. OS 1-2478. MENT AH utilities, one person or porch, basement. Low taxes. Ideal for ACCOUNTANT—Senior or lemi-sentor rare. Priced at fU.ooo RUSSELL IT. ;overmge, 1669. couple, J80 per month. Write "A. T.' retired couple or young couple Bsed> BORUS Realtors, 600 River Bd., J»lr for C.P.A. firm. Excellent lalary and Box 511. Red Bank. Ing start. Convenient to shopping and MABON-CARPENTER, itepi, patios, opportunity for advancement, send «• WINDOW SHADES transportation. Asking {13.000. Call Haven. SH 7-4532. Member Multiple USED sidewalks, screen doors and porches. sume to "A.D.," BBo( x 511, Red Bank. TWO-ROOM FURNISHED apartment, owner. SK 1-0594. Listing Service, To Job too ffraall. 291-0386, FINANCIAL and batrt, all utilities Adults only. 98c Call SH 1-8881. SEA BRIOHT — Bsrgath. Well-built 1850 DOWN PAYMENT TO QUAL- PAINTING-PAPERHATs'GING —For a BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Bring your rollers. New shades put home, plus Income. Prtoat* beach. Will IFIED BU7BR — Jmroaculate Rum- good clean job. Reasonable. Call SH APARTMENT —Furnished, 4% rooms, take back mortga(eT~B42.3369. ion cottage with modern kitchen, ll»- 7-3491. Ed Zinser. LAB TECHNICIAN NEW SHELL service station lor lease. on while you wait. White, green, Ivory. Leonardvllle Rd., Belford, Excellent Alan custom made and better shades. Inquire C. k I. Clothing Store 19 Main Ing room, dining room, threa bedrooms, FROWNS 32 BROAD ST., RED BANK St., Eatontown. Two blocks from Fort KIDS/WANTED modern bath. Kttras Include gu range, business opportunity. For information Monmouth. LJ 2-28B0. refrigerator, washing machine, carpet- CARS AUTOS AND TRUCKS Opportunity available for high school call BKport 6-5537. 8:30 to 5 p.m. Only kids are needed to complet ing. Low taxes, low monthly payments. graduate with good grades In chemli- BUILDING AVAILABLE — Large two- FREE HONEYMOON COTTAGE — West Long try. Some analytical laboratory ex- bay service station, suitable tor small Branch, fully furnished, one room, perience desired but cot essential. trucking company, manufacture, or $39.95 kitchen bath and garage. Utilities sup- warehouse. Reasonable rent. Call PA 2- ALUMINUM COMBINATION DOOR plied. Adults only. CA 2-8315. Jood itartlng salary, plus comprehen- 4400. With the purchase of 10 welded corner THREE-ROOMS, furnished or unlur- sive company-paid benefit program, In- feet plcturs nt GROCERY BUSINESS — Low initial Alcoa Aluminum combination wlndowi nlshecl. AH Improvements. 19B Port .eluding profit sharing plan, Apply In at *12.» each. Total price for $39.!.95 Monmouth Rd., Port Monmouth. 787- LOTS AND ACREAGE Investment, Can m $15,990 penon or call CO 4-45O0 for additional door and 10 windows J129.50. LIMITED 0208. information. OFFER, No money down, first pay Qualified GI No Money Down GARDEN APARTMENTS BTIB TRADE ment December. FHA Only S450 Down Excellent location, Long Branch. Two COMMERCIAL RENTALS Mocks from business dlntrlct. one mile INTERNATIONAL FLAVORS A AMBITIOUS? PROWN'S Subject to mortgage approval from Monmouth Race Track. Consist* FRAGRANCES 32 Broad St. Hed Bank SH I-7JDO LODQS KOOM for rent Center ot of 22 units. All facilities, wonderful Rose Lane Union Beach Be Your Own Boss town. Could be used also tor office BEACH AGENCY opporrtunity POTT buildersuilders,, iinveitorsn . Full SPECIAL SAVINGS space. Approximately 2.400 sq. ft Wrltr 1400 Hwy 35 Middletown price S32BOS32.BO00 . NNeedd s onlly MTOO cash SHOP BY PHONE I.ODQB" Boi 511. Hed Bank. ddown. Balance builderbuildrs termstr . S66-GGM. Run a Cult Service Station. Newly ac Free Quick daily delivery in Red Bank OS 1-2727 NOW! '63 Chevrolet H-Ton Pickup OFFICEES FOR RENRENTT — Center of Llk* new. quired station in ' a growth area, will area. Outlying districts Wednesday Daily to 8 p.m. Sat. Sun. to 6 FOUR LOTS — Location Wlddlttown. and Saturdays. iwn. HeaHt t furnishedfihd . CalCll '61 Monza 4-dr. Std&n be ready for operation soon. Discount rices. Licensed Real Estate Broker Wffi 4.3027 '60 Impala 1-dr, Sedan FACTORY BRANCH PROWN'S. 32 Brroaod St. SH 1-7J.5 SH 7-1100 Before 12 noon. '60 Dodge Station Wagon ROUTE 36, HAZLET, NEW JERSEY SLENDERIZING EQUIPMENT - For TAXPAYERS' PARADISE — Holmdel. •89 Ford 2-dr. Hardtop IMMEDIATE •y. South Jer HOUSES FOR RENT HURRY. HURRY! Acre zoning, five improved build In* '39 Plymouth 4-dr. Sedan EMPLOYMENT FOR TWELVE MEN Eicellent opportunity for right man. sey SURGICAL SH 7-2614. nitcs, one to two acres from |7,O00T Th» Pries it Right At . . . '58 Chevy Station Wagon CALL HE 6-6038 9-to-9 week days WIDE SELECTION OF RENTALS - Or will build to til It. Convenient to '57 Ford 4-dr, Sedan No experience necessary. No shift CO 4-3161 nights, weekends. Furbished and unturnlsbed, Immed- School'! open lonn. On a quiet ead Brit Labs and Uly-Tullp Co. CO 4- '5? Chevy 2-dr. Bcdan work. Several openings that offer rapid ate occupancy, Samuel Tefcher Agency end street, this J'/fc-bath, tb ret-bed room '58 Chevy 4-dr. Sedan advancement. We nave never had a KEYS MADE Oceanport Ave.. OceanporL Can or dial •Pllt with recreation room and full '65 Bulck 2-dr. Hardtop lay-off or a strike. MORTGAGES WHAT WOULD you do If you lost U 2-3500 or Ll 2-3501. dining room, on beautifully landscaped '58 Plymouth Convertible your keyst Be safe, get extra keyi grounda. Low down FHA of no do*n HOMEOWNERS NEED MONEY? now. Complete LOCKSMITH service. {95 to 1125 E'er Month VA nnmcln* avallnble to qua) [fled REAL ESTATE WANfED '5& Ford 2-drv Hardtop SALARY |S3 THE BERO AOENCY RUSSELL '55 Chevy Station Wagon Your credit is good. First and second buyeri, price lowered to |16,900 — BUYERS WAITING — Homei In all mortgages. SH 1-4344 or FO 3-2601. PROWN'S wllh monthly carrying cost! leu than Many others to choose from. CALL OSborne 1-1370 OB 1-1000 pries rang en needed In Matawan-tfr Oldimobile-Cadillac Co. 32 Broad St. Red Bank SH 1-750O rent. Call to lee Mldrietown area. List your horns with WE AM! HIRINQ NOW NEPTUNE—Three-bedroom ranch. 14 NAVKSINK ASSOCIATES. REALTORS OflOAN — Hammond spinet M2. double l Ortlien Paul ilcFarland us. Bee tiomr rcn\ net ion, 100 Newman Springs Rd. INSTRUCTION keyboard, foot bass, excellent condi- baths, cellar, carport, S135 unfurnished. HOMETOWN AGENCY 158 Is! Avi\, All. IHi]lilanAs tion. KSOU. 7S7-4675. AURUSt 15. LI 2-1628. KE 1-4843. Harry Kearney Hwy 34 Halawan AGGRESSIVE chain distribution grcnlp 4 . 3ft Mlrtdletown se*»k« services of young man, expert- LO 8-3600 RED BANK PIANO AND ACCORDION - Private CERAMIC MOLDS — Some new. some LONG BRANCH—Eight-room Cape Cod ME MULTIPLMLTIPLE LISTING ' enced In tire and service aales, to Instruction. Mrs. Gerba FergtiBon. Grad- ufleil, rare opportunity while they last. on Norwood Avenue. Available Septem- RUMS ON — Estate ar«a, 100' ranch, YOUR HOMfl WANTED — (Vny list SH 1-0910 i operate local service station. Salary uale ot University of Music, Vienna. Call SH 7-2220. ber i. J175 a month. Call CA 2-1747. Three bedrooma, two baths, both din- with us? We i Ldvertlso extensively m •and commlBalon. Call FAnwood 2-4400. SH 1-1618 and 811 7-3154. In j ahd living room with Cathedral the nowspapen. . li . and publish _ BENGAL GAS STOVE, three tables, MONMOUTH BEACH — September 10 catalog (or home leekors. W« art mem* one bed. one mirror, two kitchen through June 10. Modern furniture, celling and three-way fireplace. Mod- em kitchen with screened porch and bera of the TWR. a national real estatsj chairs. All lor 165. C 4-7242 or 787- year round, five-room house on Shrews- referral service. W« ar* "Homo Trad- ENJOY LIFE WITH MUSIC 6C56. bury River. 2C studio living room wllh patio, excellent conrUUon. with many 12' picture window, tircplnce, dlneue, extras. Aflklng 135,000. Call 842-1981. ers" • two offices, 11 full tfms sale* HOME SWIMMING POOL filter, lad- kitchen, two bedrooms, gas heat V, >eop!e. Call WALKER A WALKER, der, and other accessories, worth S275. block lo New York bus, schools. 195 Realtors. Members Red Bank Area KEYS TO HAPPINESS Will take J175 or belt Oder. SH I- per month. Call 222-8165. Lll Rorvlcr. Shrewsbury, CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY 64C2. Mlddlt OS 12121 CLEAN eight-room ranch In lovely OFFERS YOU ELECTRIC HOTPOINT -- Double-oven area. Three bedrooms, two tiled baihB, A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS1 itove, llotpolnt 27" dishwasher, elec- family playroom, basement, two-car ga- tric double-basin porcelain sink. Rea- age. September 1 occupancy. El.WOOD FREE lisable. 842-3408. ^. ARMSTKONO AOENCY. Renltor, WS Prospect Ave., Little Silver. SH 1- EJght-£i-ouj> organ lessons, Refflater GRAVELY TRACTOR fttlcl attachments. 45O0. Adding Machines —Typewriters Building Contractor Painting and Decorating Monday thru Friday betweeh 7 Will ncll seperntely. Reel sangmowers. and 9 p.m, for classes forming perfect for estate, cut 75" swath: JIM; EATONTOWN~—"lfoneymwin" ciHtiige, ADDINO MACHINES — Tl RED BANK ALUMINUM PRODUCTS CARL B. JONES — Painting and dec- now, steering Bulky, J30; rotary plow, 130; private bath, clone lo .BiimlierKi'r'n •old. rentid, repaired. 8sr Btor.. windows, aiding, awnings orating, General contracting. Fully tractor abne, J175. SH l-fe6«3. find Fort Monouth, FurnlshPil, auto- Ifonmouth St. Red Bank. 8 SH T-18J3 r- s3 t-4828. Insured. Free Estimates. 43 Monroe matic heat, bualncsa couple. &>& month- Ave., Shrewsbury, N. J. 747-3041. AGE LIMIT SLENDER CYCLE and roller mawnger ly. LI 2-44W. FROM 6 to 105 Cnll Antlquc» Wanted Cesapoo) Cleaning TOM SLATE — Painting and Decor- 811 1-Rim ating. General Contracting, fully In- SHERWOOD FOREST, MIDDLETOWN Oil Oolla, snips, lawelry, cut glasi BKFriC TANKS, dry wells serviced. sured. Twenty years experience. Free — Immediate occupancy, Heven rooms furniture, Civil War books. Appraisals Leeching field added. Backhoe work. estimates. BH 1-9491 after 0 p.m. MUSIC TOWN SALE made. Oilman. 8H 7-1141. V.-, bathn. Good rental. Rent J185 per C 1L Wilson. SH 1-1846. OF LUCITE WALL PAINT month. MATTHEW J, niLL, HlRhwR> Plumbing and Heating MIDDLETOWN, N. J. By Dupont 3S. Mlddlotown, OS 1-3200 anil OS 1 Appliance Repair. Fuel ,011- Heating As advertised on television, Regular 2917. RONNIE KBEOAN — Plumbing and 11600 Hwy 35 671-116' (7.45. Sals price JO 70 Fret delivery, MR. FIXIT REFRIGERATION — FUEL OIL & HEATING-Call BH 1. heating. Oil burner service. 24-hour 1UJNOALOW — Furnlslitd. Ihrso rooms Washers, dryers, air conditioners, any 0610. Oil Delivery, Inc.. Service ft servlca. BH 7-1927. PROWN'S bath. Adults, no pRts. $8(1 household or commercial applianceappanc. Sales. 3 Herbert St., Red Bank. month. 811 1-1274. 27fl Mi-chnnlc St. SrvicService charge only 13 5500. Call 26126261- 32 Broart SL neiJ UnnK BH 1-7500 1710. 1110 High AvAve.e, Union BeachBeach. Radio and TV Repair LONG BRANCH — Three-bedroom Home Improvements MERCHANDISE FOR SALE Cupe Coit, unfurnished. Laign yard. APPUANCB REPAIR and raitalll' Radlo-Talevlsion Repslr Serv- MERCHANDISE WANTED Excellent condition. Available Bept. 1. tlon. Residential and commercial wlr WOIIKINQ MAN'S contractor—Alter- Prompt. Reasonable. 50 Mon- WESTINOHOUSB ELECTRIC RANGE 1115 per month. 222-1082. Ing. AJIen Electric. BH 74612. ations, additions, painting, masonry, mouth St,, Red Bank. SH 1-7853. — Yellow Daystrom kitchen net with WANTfflD and all Uiost little lobs. Evenings LO four chairs, both good condition. Any 1JSEU ORIENTAL RUGS Auctioneer 6-1714. Rofoflg, Siding and Insulation reasonable offor. B42-3555 after 7 p.m. CHINKSE AND PKREIAN WANTED TO RENT TOKO LAWN MOWER — 21" reel, . FRIEDMAN GALLERIES B O. COATS - An essential Auction Insurance Insulation & Biding Corp. Certified good condition, S30. Telephone PR 4-3143 Evenings CA 2-7482. THREE OR FOUR rooms to rent, In- Appraisal Service "anywhere." 288 JonriB-Manvllle contractor. PR 5-840* 671-1648 terracl&l, in Red Bank or Mlddletown. Norwood Ave.. Dial. Phone BLEllogg ABILITY • SERVICE Dependability or Adam Llnzmayer 291-0302. PIANOS WANTED—HIOHKST PRICES Floyd It. scott, Real Estate Agency. 1-840L when you Insure your HOME, AUTO, COLOR TV — In case, novcr used, PAID. CALL H. TENZER, 308 MAIN PR 4-1007. yactlt, outboard. Insurance through »~£ON CO INC.—Hoofing, aiding « won on TV program. Walnut console, ST., LAKEWOOD. FO 3-2190. ARMSTRONG AOENCY, BH 1-4500. Insulation. Installed and guaranteed TWO OH THREE-BEDHOOM homes In Antovtnd Track Rental lor 10 years. PR G-07DA—291-0540. reasonably priced. HO 2-0059. nice area for two cliolca tenants, DISSATISFIED with present Insur- RED BANK CATHOLIC uniform, slr.e Itental not to «xceeri 1150 a month. AVIS—Rant a new car or truck. Low ance? Want a better deal? Call Dunn PETS AND LIVESTOCK rates Maplr Ave.. Red Dank. SH 7. Tel Answering Service 14, blouses size 32, gym suit size 32, Must bi; clean. Call JDLWOOD A.. 0808. PR 4-snl D»ny 7 a.in.—10 p.m. Insurance Agoncy BH 1-0533. too of each. (10 lor all. 842:398. •RMBTROHa AOENCY, Realtor. 5W LET US BE your secretary Mo need GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, AKC 'roapect Ave., Little Bllver. BH 1-4900 to miss calls. 24 hour anawerlna WAQON WHEELS, four-wheel surrey, registered, Inoculated, beautifully Building Contractor Painting •ervloa SH 1-4701. (two-wheel cart, upright piano, gas wall marked, good temperament, reason' FOUR-BEDROOM ~ Two-bath house. ODD JOBB — Painting at Ita llnest heater, round oak dining room table. ab'e. BH 1-0644. 3O0 per month maximum. Cal) Miss A. J. PICONS — BatM. kitchens re- Residential and commercial. Lowest 7OT.0840.' O'Retly N«w Vork, WAthlm 41500. modeled. Ceramic tile. Salei. Instal- sirs. Evans. SH 1-5517. Vacuum Cleaner Repair DOQ — Free tn good home, excellent lation. VI Leonardvllle Rd.. Leonardo ULEUTROLUX I RUMMAGE SALE — August 23 and with children, fully noun (broken, fe- RFA1RUMSON-FA1HH HAVEN — Ouslness 2»l-2«77 or 2*1-1130. 24. 11:30 a.m. 10 S p.m. at farmer male. CO 4-204T. executivti e wisheih s to lease laran un- Painting and Decorating Balas Service Supplies Sufcwny Store, Firsl Ave., Atlantic urnishedd home. Best references, no BUILDER — New homes room ad- 60S Proapict Ave. Little Silver. Foi Highlands. Renoflt Phllathea group. HERMAN SHEPHERD AT STUD — To .... s>r.j:l. Irt. in ^>»*^-l4 ditions, basement and attlo rooms. LOUIS CASBAN - Painter, decorator, prompt horns service or Ires checkup approved females only. Champion sired m«M_<-hnilrcri. C lMMfmi!^ kttaherjs, garage, repairs and alter- paperhanier.' Z&^years experience. - 43 os your Blictrolut. call PR 6-06(1 or ADDttESUOGItAPH 1900 with lister, Red Qate Farm's Blitz. Preuaienblut THliEE 0frToorniirnilirte(T; "Doggone the luck! Everytim* I see a good job in iht (Ooia. Herbert jJlrenraucn. EH 1-11)01 Ibapln AYS. SH 1-1701 attar f p.m. SB 1-3070. Excellently priced and Osnahnickerland blood lines. Call privnto entranc*. Ketl Bank area. Wrln 1 787-3181 I SK 1-0055 liter (.'30 p.m. •A. M.". Box 511, Red Bank. R»d Bank Register Want Ad$—I'm on my vacatibnl" U-~Tuesday, August 21, 1962 RED BANK REGISTER Adult Business Booms at" IT of Oklahoma By SHELBY SCATCS with 10,3 years for men. How- independence. It hits NORMAN, Okla. (AP)-They're ever, 4.6 million men had com- for persons established in ca- dosing the gap between town pleted college, compared with reers who want a college educa- and gown at the Center for Con-3 million women. tion. tinuing Education at the Univer- "Nowadays by the time' you "Generally, they enroll fo sity of Oklahoma. walk across the platform to get two reasons,"- says Burkett: "Job Boosted by a $1.8 million grant a college diploma your knowl- advancement or personal satis- from the Kellogg Foundation, edge is out of date," says Lee faction—or both." business at the center is boom- Hayden, Mississippi-born direc- To get the degree, a student ing—and early this year it moved tor of short courses at the cen-must read about 120 books in Into striking new quarters. ter. natural science, social scienci Businessmen, house wives, A couple of recent conferences and humanities, then attend fou farmers—adults from all sides of at the center reinforce his point. seminars of three weeks each Main St.—are checking in for One explained to businessmen at the center. study in subjects ranging from the commercial code adopted Adult education centers similar a.-son investigation to a full- this year by the Oklahoma legis- to the one here are scattered a fledged bachelor's degree in lib- lature. universities across the nation eral studies. And a step behind flights by But officials at the Oklahoma the astronauts was a national "The trend for adults interest- center feel they now have some- conference on space law at the ed in a subject is to return to thing unique since the shift into center—a conference called for the university," says Jess Burk- new buildings—an air conditioned by the university's law school. ett, coordinator for liberal studies intellectual community in minia- at the center. He adds: | Most of the short courses are ture. "Increased pressure for fresh technical and job related knowledge and more leisure has "A man has to keep up with "The new buildings were de- given impetus to the trend. In his job education," explains signed with a primary function a sense it has taken the place Hayden. "We are ready to ac-in mind—to facilitate discussion of the Chautauqua assemblies." commodate them." between the adult students and Bulk of the adult students at- A typical conference, recently faculty members," says Hayden. tend short courses and confer- completed, involved the teaching The modernistic buildings are ences—intense instruction in spe- of new techniques to reservoir a sharp contrast to the World cific subjects lasting from one engineers by members of thWae r II barracks and traditionally day to five weeks. university'iversitys enginerengineeringg facultyy, designed sorority houses sur Last year some 35,000 persons Engineer - s t u dentd s attended!roundinttdd g them just south of the Checked in for 200 such confer- classes from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.mai, n campus. ences taught by top members then spent two hours a couple Hub of the new center is of the university faculty. Even- of nights a week in laboratory. forum building. Stemming from tually, report center officials, The conference lasted four it like three spokes on a wheel there'll be some 350 conferences weeks are satellite conference rooms. a year and 60,000 persons from "These are very intensive," Nearby is a dormitory and 10 all over the Southwest will at- says Hayden. "In general, one duplex nouses for students who tend- four-week course is the equiva- want to bring their families along lent of six semester hours of for a course. Schooling of Men, Women regular resident college train- A separate six-story building— WASHINGTON (AP)—The Cen- ing" windowless and rectangular—is sus Bureau says women go to m terms of numbers, the bach- a self contained learning center school longer than men, on the elor of liberal studies program designed to house, feed and en- average, but more men complete (with approximately 100 enrolled) lighten 40 persons. four years of college. is somewhat dwarfed by confer- The Census Bureau said its ences at the center. house-to-house canvas of 1960 But the program paves the SURGICAL PATIENT showed that the median amount way for a college degree with HOLMDEL — Frederick J. of schooling,for women at that a minimum of resident study Noble, Roberts Rd., is a surgi- time was 10.9 years, compared and a maximum of scholastic cal patient in River view Hospital.

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