llwehtiew Grant Shifted To Red Bank
RED BANK - The River- The successful shift of funds Riverview has been given funds, Mr. DeRidder said, the approval of the state Board of viously, Mr. DeRidder and a pital's medical ataff hai fa- were relinquished and financial vtew Hospital Board of Gov- was announced yesterday by until June 30, 1964, to award governors must raise between Control. number of the governors had vored expansion at Red Bank. pledges returned to those doc- ernors has received a pledge of J. Raymond DeRidder, presi- construction contracts, Mr. De- fl'A minion and $2 million by According to Mr. DeRidder, advocated construction of a The doctors were opposed to tors who had tupported the $750,000 in state aid for con- dent of the Board of Govern- Ridder said. The same dead- public subscription. a special committee* of the satellite hospital and held that what they* called the decentral- governors' plan. struction of a 16M>ed hospital ors. / Board of Governors was ap- local expansion was unfeasi- line applied to the Middletown News of the transfer of ization and duplication of fa- At the same time, Mr. De- wing. Mr. DeRidder also announced building plan. pointed June 26 and has been ble because of lack of space. funds was received Wednes- cilities. Ridder said, application wai The money is the same Hill- the beginning of negotiations The Board of Governors negotiating the shift of funds The cost of acquiring the block day from Commissioner Lloyd On May 22 the Board of made for the transfer of the Burton Act grant previously for the acquisition of two acres estimates the proposed wing since then. between Union and Front Sts. Governors conceded the impos- Hill-Burton grant. W. McCorkle of the state De- committed for construction of of property near the hospital will cost between $3 million The governors' action fol- would have been prohibitive, sibility of building at Middle- The committee which "under- > 120-bed hospital annex at to make the addition of a wing and J3'/i million. To take ad- partment of Institutions and lowed the May 22 abandonment they said. town without the support of took negotiations was headed From the beginning, the hos- Middletown, possible. vantage of the Hill-Burton Agencies who announced the of the Middletown plan. Pre- the staff. The Hill-Burton funds (See RrVERVtEW, Page 2) Weather Distribution 7 a. m. temperature H. Sun- ay, hot and humid today, tomor- BED BANK Today row and - Sunday. High in the Mi bland, in the Mi along the 21,200 c«ast Fair and humid tonight, ) Independent Daily f taw in the upper Ms. Set weath- er, page 2. DIAL 741-0010
muej amr. Xraftir throuih man. sacond Clan Posugt VOL 86, NO. 21 tlit U Rrt Bum u4 at Additional VUillng Ofllcei. RED BANK, N. J., FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1963 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE JFK Seeks Pact Support
By HARRY KELLY make France an independent nu- gotlations might collapse under and that this would delay—If not resentative W. Averell Harriman; clear power. Soviet demands that the treaty be make impossible — a test ban ac- Britain's science minister. Lord WASHINGTON (AP)-President Red China, striving to become tied in with a nonaggression pact cord. Hailsham, and Gromyko, Kennedy goes before the nation a nuclear power itself as it moves between the North Atlantic Treaty While the delegations argued, Some 100 newsmen and photog- tonight to whip up support for a farther away from the Soviet Un- Organization and its Communist presumably over the nonaggres- raphers, called in to witness the nuclear test ban treaty dramati ion in the world Communist align- counterpart, the Warsaw Pact. sion issue, the initialing was held ceremonies, were told by Gromy- cally initialed Thursday in Mos- ment, denounced the agreement in The American and British dele- up for four hours. But finally the ko: "Let us consider this as basis cow and heralded as a major advance. gations opposed the Soviet de- partial ban agreement, without for further steps." break in the cold war. Opposed Demand mand. They insisted they would the nonaggression link, was ini- "A very important step for- The presidential message at 7 Right up to the time of the need the consent of all 15 NATO tialed in a simple ceremony in ward," said Harriman, and Hall- p.m Eastern Daylight Time on ra Initialing, there were fears the ne- nations for a nonaggression pact Spirldonovka Palace by U.S. rep- (See SUPPORT. Page 2) dio and television will be part of an administration campaign to convince critics the pact—ending Related Story, Page 2 May Ask Tighter Laws testing in outer space, in the at- TRENTON (AP)-A Senate In- The committee concluded pub- jpr-*•—<*•"• mosphere and under water — wil lie hearings into the expense^ ac- not endanger U.S. security vestigating committee may ask INITIAL NUCLEAR TREATY —This was the scene at the table after the United tighter horse racing laws count yesterday. Slate Treasurer Two Thirds Vote when it closes the books on a con- John A. Kervick and two track States, Britain and the Soviet Union initi aled a treaty in Moscow banning nuclear To become effective the U.S. troversial $2.4 million racetrack operators were the chief witness- weapons tests in the air, outer space and under water. At left it U. S. Undersecre- Soviet and British agreement expense account. es. Much ol the questioning cen- , - ,, ... . H LJ . .,ii ii <- i t . » i , must °e ratified by a two-thirds Sen. Wayne Dumont, R-Warren, tered around why the tracks tary of State W. Averell Harriman with th« U. 5. delegation, .At right is Soviet vote of the Senate, and the meas- of the committee, failed to keep separate accounts ure of public support for the chairman a meeting with the for the special meet as required Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko with Russian delegation. British delegation head- treaty may tip the scales there. scheduled State Racing Commission for Aug. by law. ad by Science Minister Lord Hailiham Is rn foraground, back to camera. The agreement climaxes years The Racing Commission has al- I-AP Wirephoto) of on-and-off negotiations — splln tered at times by the thunder o He mentioned as possible rec- ready trimmed $321,401 from the nuclear tests — almost as old as ommendations an annual audit of expense list. Dumont said the nuclear age itself. the track's books by an Independ- thinks (20,000 to {50,000 more could be cut legitimately. The White House declared that ent accounting firm and a law the President was gratified by the limiting the kind of outside enter- "But the final decision," 1,000 Die in Quake prises which tracks may operate. agreement in which the three said, "will be up to the Racing BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Skopje sent out urgent calls Fire brigades from nearby powers also affirmed their deter- Dumont said the committee also Commission." — A catastrophic earthquake I for medical aid, doctors and towns near the Macedonia capi mination to strive for a complete would urge the Racing Commis- Dumont said-the Garden State •truck Skopje, ancient capital of medications. tal raced to the quake scene. test ban and Implied they-will sion to cut deeper into the $2.4 Racing Association has several Yugoslav Macedonia, today and Rescue team* from nearby Blood donors all over the coun- give no nuclear aid to nations million expense list claimed by outside holdings, including the Yugoslav News Agency towns were dispatched to Skopje. try were called upon to report that will not go along with the Monmouth Park and Garden State Cherry Hill Inn In Camden. Tanjug said more than 1,00* per- Classrooms at school! in the to blood banks immediately. pact. tracks for running a special 30- said the Monmouth Park Jockey sona may have been tailed. nearby towns of Pristine, Urc- Their blood was to be flown to The three foreign ministers- Senator Dumont. day season last year. (See LAWS, Page 2) Amory L. HaskcH Tanjug said the New Macedo- sevac and Kosovaska Mitrovica Skopje. American Secretary of State De«n nia Hotel, packed with guests, were turned into emergency hos- Yugoslav Premier Petar Stam- Rusk, Britain's Lord Horn* and was leveled and most of the pital wards to receive the In- bolic flew to Skopje early today the Soviet Union's Andrei A. Gro- guests were killed. jtsred from Skopje. ' together with Finance Minister myko—will sign the treaty in Mos- The agfrncy said damage in Thirty doctors with several Kiro Cligorov and Gen. Cojk cow in "the near future," a com' Cites County Health Unit Benefits munique the city of 200,000 people was ambulances were rushed from Nlkolic, head of the Yugosla' By CHARLES A. JOHNSTON on several varying bases with ties are participants, It pro rate. tors' services, contributions to Immediate congressional rear "without estimate." Pristina. Army's Medical Department. municipalities for services, costs among the 14 on a per hospitals, first 'aid squads, and tion to the agreement was gener- FREEHOLD - Is It, time fo The entire province of Mace- capita basis. in one case, a stipend to a local ally favorable and the adminis- Monmouth County to consider Cape May County pioneered in donia, southeast of Belgrade, was health board president. tration is confident it can win the creation of a county Health De- utilizing the laws three years ago. Other cost sharing plant would mobilized for relief work. Refu- Taxpayers of the same 53 towns Senate's approval. partment? Fourteen of'it's 16 municipalities allow a pro rata assessment on gees were being moved to sum- also paid out $393,711 for health Spade Work Or can the fastest growing agreed to a plan whereby the relative real estate assessments mer villas and other buildings, services in public schools. Two GuysAction Rusk has already done the ear- county in the world's greatest county contracts with each tor t) of participating towns, or on a •tiH standing. Have Other Duties ly spade work on Capitol Hill, He metropolis continue to virtually a year and spreads the costs over basis of actual services rendered the only communication with Add to these items, $289,702 ex- spent long hours earlier in the have every one of its 53 munic- all taxpayers the same as general to each municipality after ac- (he stricken city was by radio. operations, ' pended by the county Board of week briefing the Senate's For- ipalities go it alone? cording lo a schedule of fees. The first stock, described as Freeholders for a variety of pub- HearingMonday eign Relations and Armed Serv- Dr. Jesse B. Aronson, director This plan has been criticized, Since all taxpayers are inter- extremely violent, reportedly hit lic health services, not Including ices Committees, and the Senate.- of the state Health Department's Dr. Aronson said, because tax- ested initially in costs, here are at +.17 a.m. (10:17 p.m. EST several hundreds of thousands of FREEHOLD — Monmouth County Judge Alton V. Evans House Atomic Energy Committee, Division of Local Health Services, payers of Wlldwood and Ocean some figures: Thursday) while most of the in- yesterday se.t Monday for arguments on a suit by 21 Middle- dollars for support of county res- The administration optimism on lays Monmouth and virtually City, which declined to accept Over-all, the $3 municipalities habitants were asleep. Other town Township taxpayers to indefinitely delay, and ultimate- idents in state institutions and the likelihood of ratification hinges every other developing county in services of the county unit, still f Monmouth in 1962 spent $333,- •hocks were felt ,15 or 20 min- ly forbid, construction of a $1.3 million Two Guys from Har- for medical services for welfare partly on a belief the Joint Chiefs New Jersey should be moving, must pay the costs through their 538 for salaries of health officers, utes later. rison store on Rt. 35. patients. of Staff, whose views count heav- now, towards a co-ordinated pro- tax bills. ianitarians, inspectors, clerks, ' A number of buildings several A suit filed Monday led to a temporary restraint order Five municipalities consider ily in Congress, will support the gram. Cumberland County organized iecretaries, registrars, nurses, stories high were reported de- by Judge Evans halting construction which had started ear- hemseWei to have full-time agreement. Furthermore, he adds, there is a county department two years public nursing service under con- stroyed. lier in the month. With two notable exceptions, no need for employment of out- ago and 14 of Its 16 municipal!- racts with private agencies, doc- (See HEALTH, Page 1) Thousands of persons had The judge said yesterday he originally had directed legal side experts at public cost to rushed into the streets in their leaders of West and East hailed ' arguments to be held next Thursday but advanced the date the initialing of the agreement as determine, the feasibility of a nightclothes before the second to Monday on request of the defendants. county program in such a far •hock struck. the first step on the road to peace. The action contends a zoning variance, granted lo al- Lord Home called the agreement reaching area as Monmouth. His Skopje's mate telephone low issuance of a building permit, was Illegal. office is.prepared to provide the New Crisis Looming awitdiboard was destroyed and "the first of any substance which It seeks to halt construction, and to void the variance the West has been able to make service—and it In ready now. LONG BRANCH - City Council, which Mr, Jones' ouster as acting manager, by there was no direct commercial and the building permit. Defendants include the Township Have Information with the Russians" since the Aus- has had its most quiet month since a new a 6 to 3 split-council vote, had been accom- communication with the strick- Committee and Planning Board of Middletown; township "We have all of the informa- en city 210 miles southeast of trian Treaty of 1955. government came to Long Branch 25 months panied by reports he would also be removed Building Inspector Newton A. Mallei, and Vornado, Inc., And from Japan, the only coun- ion which could be needed," he from his (8,000 a year Job as public wwr;* Belgrade. ago, may be heading towards a new crisis. owners of the Two Guys chain. try seared by wartime atom says. "We have expert counsel director. The downtown hotel Nova readily available. Acting City Manager Joseph F. Emmons Mfckedonlja (New Macedonia) bombs, the chief Japanese Cabi- But Mayor Milton F. Uhtermeyer iWt. net secretary, Yasumi Kirogane, "I don't say, offhand, that a confirmed yesterday that he had been asked at the time there was no threat to Mr, Jonef ' was packed with guests and was co-ordinated program would im- to deliver "a message" fronuthe council to leveled, reports reaching Bel- said the partial ban could be a public works position "as long as he does a stepping stone to total elimination mediately be advantageous to Public Works Director J. O. Jones, who re- job." grade said. ' Day Quits Position cently was relieved by council of the post of of nuclear testing. every one of the municipalities. Mr. Jones became acting manager when The office of the national bank There is much to consider. But acting manager. and several army buildings were But in Paris, President Charles the former council dismissed Manager Rich- de Gaulle's government reaf- also, offhand, I believe there are Mr. Emmons, who kept the subject se- ard J. Bo wen—also by a 6 to 3 vote—but of also reported completely de- ;ery few that would not realize cret, denied he had been directed lo tell Mr. stroyed. As Post Office Head firmed that it would not be bound a far different makeup than the latest align- great benefits." Jones he was about to be fired. The acting ment. Mr. Bowen has since been engaged as First reports from the quake by the agreement in its efforts to WASHINGTON (AP)-Postmas- But are these benefits to be manager said he had delivered the message, consultant to a council committee studying scene saia a great number of taund in terms of better services, had received a reply, and would confer with administrative matters, pending employment apartment houses collapsed, ter Gen. J. Edward Day, who left a $60,000-a-year position as a 'ncreased services, money saved, council again on Tuesday. of a new permanent manager. killing most of their inhabitants. Rescue Tot ther economies? According to first reports, it West Coast insurance executive to join President Kennedy's Cab- Dr. Aronson says all four points appeared that the quake was Buried By will be served. feih in many ptfier parts of Mace- inet, has resigned to return to private life. "In the first place," he points donia but damage outside Skopje uti "very lew communities in Expect Rail Plan Attack The Post Office Department was less; Beach Sand Monmouth County are served by confirmed last night that Day WASHINGTON (AP)-With the which have sparked the furious Spokesmen for the carriers re- At Gnjilane, 24 houses were MONMOUTH BEACH - A 2'/,- full-time, qualified health officers submitted his resignation July 19 pressure off, Congress presses controversy with the five operat- Iterated to the* House committee year-old Little Silver boy was >r sanitarians. Most towns have damaged and several persons in- and that President Kennedy ^ad ing unions who represent 190,000 Thursday their support of the rescued and revived after his part-time service from people who ahead today with hearings on the jured. accepted it. A spokesman said railroad employes. President's plan. They did ask for head had become burled in sand may hold similar positions in sev- rail dispute by getting the unions' the effective date had been left a number of minor changes. , Early Morning Fire on the beach here yesterday. ral places plus other (ull-time lews on President Kennedy's Congress members had ap- to the President's discretion. pealed for the extension, saying The youngster, Neal Acclanl, mployment. plan for settling it. They are ex- Four House Republicans includ- The White House had no im- they would not be able to pass RUMSON — The Rumson and son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Ac- "So tin first economy would be pected to attack the plan sharply. ing Rep. Robert Taft Jr., Ohio, mediate comment. the legislation in time to beat the Oceanic Fife Companies were ciani, had wandered away from in getting; full-time service for all Introduced legislation to prohibit A source close to Day said he The brotherhood officials, some previous deadline. summoned at 6:31 this morning his father for a brief period, wit- lartlcipating areas, getting back what the railroads call "feather- if whom already have voiced Hit Proposal when a chair in the summer home would be succeeded by Ibrmer nesses said, and either tumbled in service what is being paid for bedding" and to require the lines of Msgr. Joseph F. Kelley, 15 Sen. Benjamin A. Smith 2d, a criticism, (jet their first chance Charles Luna, president of the to aid employes displaced by Into or started to play in a hole now but which can't possibly be :o testify on the Kennedy proposal Nfcrth Ward Ave., caught fire. former Harvard roommate of the that had been dug in the sand de er Brotherhood ol Railway Train- work rule changes. The proposed The fire, of unknown origin, de- President who served two years before the Sen- men, AFL-CIO, and one of the new rules would eliminate some earlier by other youngsters. "Furthermore! ?!?' , I think —after a(e Commj(tee. stroyed the chair, police said. In the Senate after Kennedy's witnesses listed for today's Sen 80,000 |ob«, including those nl A passerby noticed the child realize how much money is There was smoke and soot dam- election to the presidency. Railroad executives have sup- ate hearing, denounced Kennedy's 32,000 firemen on dlcsel freights. lying In the hole with only his ipent In Monmoulh County /or age to the room. Patrolman John To Join Law Firm ported the proposal, aimed at proposal in a statement Thursday Talt said he felt the Kennedy J. Edward Day. '»RS protruding, and alerted Ed- local health services —a co-or- Keany Investigated. reaching at least a temporary as "just about the worst possible bill amounted to "passing the Day, 49, will become partner ward Capirio, a borough First dinated program of top quality solution of the old work rules solution." buck until after the 19M election." in charge of the Washington law system of zone numbers to speed Aid Squad member. Mr. Capirio an be produced for the same, 1 P.M. Closing battle and averting a nationwide Lumber yard's will close half office of the Chicago firm of sorting and distribution of mail. found that sand had caved in on ir only very little more, money." Earlier this year, he had a row strike. day each Saturday during sum- Sidlcy, Austin, Burgess, and the boy, burying the upper part Assume Enforcement with Congress when the House mer. Red Bank Lumber, Blais- Smith. of his body. A co-ordinated program, Dr. tlttr Testimony slashed the Post Office appropri- dell Lumber, American Lumber. Day Was formerly an attorney Mr. Capirio dug the child out Aronson adds, would assure en- Meanwhile, the House Com- Today's Index with the firm, as was Adlai Stev- ation by $92 million. He said and Charles Hornbostel, 3d, also -Adv. orcement of all health laws and merce Committee hears testimo- Page enson, now U. S. Ambassador to that if the cut stood, postal serv- a First Aid Squad member, ap- local ordinances. It also would Page Hirer Plaza Firemen's Fair ny from members of the Inter- I the United Nations. Later Day ices would be cut back and Sat- plied artificial respiration and permit, he said, Increased atten- Allra-Scoll 22 llerblock W. Front St., River Plaza. Amuse- state Commerce Commission who Home and Garden s served as Illinois commissioner urday deliveries eliminated. Con- revived the boy. ion to diseases which can be 8-10 would, under the legislation rec- Amusements Movie Timetable 8 ments, fire truck rides. July 27 of insurance during Stevenson's gress eventually reduced the cast The First Aid Squad took the reated at home with adequate ommended by Kennedy, take over Births I Obituaries I ' •' -TcsMX. „..._ term- asxgovernor* ''•"•! i ' l child to Monmouth Mcmorinl public health services instead of the dispute. Jim Bishop I Sylvia Porter t The Writer In his letter of resignation, Day Civil Rights Drive Hospital wiiere his mouth und requiring InatilutionallMtlon Bridge II Religious Services ...... 7 Writing, editing, collaborating. said "Becausj of an unusual op- Day has been active In the ad- ears were detuned of sand and which can't be afforded and isn't The railmad companies Thurs- Sales letters. Technical bulletins. ministration's civil rights drive. he was released. Mrs. Acclanl paid 'or. day removed the threat of a John Chamberlain I Sports It-17 portunity that has been offered Stock Market J House organs. Speeches. Cor- He threatened to withdraw post said the youngster was ex- State laws permit counties to or- nationwide strike Tuesday by Classified 18-22 respondence-business and per- me, I can no longer postpone my 1 offices from establishments that amined later by the family phy- ganize a department to perform agreeing to postpone for 30 days Comics , 21 Successful }nv«ftlng . sonal. (Why not say in the best return to private life. . •" Television ...8-W segregate their facilities and ac- ulcian and found to have suffered public health services. Dr. Am- -until 12:01 a.m. Aug. 29—the CrAtaword Puul* ....«, 7 way what you want to say?) Call During his tenure, Day Intro- Womea'a News ... .M-1J The WrUeir, Ml-1147..-Adv. duced the Zip code, a nationwide (Sec DAY, Page 3) no ill effects. son points out, and to contract Imposition of the new work rules I •J- * Ml*y, July 26, RED BANK KEGISTI1 Weather Prison Escape New Jertey'- Sunty, hot and ituanes 20 Engineers humid today, sod Saturday. A Begin SelMiig Job chance of a few widely scattered In Venezuela brief thundershowers each after- JOHN T. NELSON noon andj evening in the north- WASHINGTON (AP) - Admin- ports to three committees, possi- tion are growing steadily." ' AttendCourse CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - MIDDLETOWN — Services for west hills, high both days 90 to istration leaders have started bly accompanied by Secretary of Republicans generally took a Man Dies Venezuelan troops and police John T. Nelson, 49, of 388 Nave- combed Caracas today for 86 95 inland and SO to 85 at the Senate machinery rolling along State Dean Rusk. more cautious approach. At College shore. Fair, warm and humid to what may be a twisting road to Plan Hearing Sen. John Sherman Cooper, sink River Rd* who died Wednes- Communist terrorists and com- day night in Peninsula Hospital, As Result WEST LONG BRANCH (AP)- mon criminals who fought theii night, tow in the mld-60s inland ratification of the nuclear test ban To speed things up, the Senate R-Ky,, said he would like to see Salisbury, Md., will be tomorrow More than 20 area engineers, way out of a crowded prison ii and low 70s at the coast. treaty. Foreign Relations Committee, an effective test bdn treaty rati- •"I'' at 2 p.m. in Worden Funeral mathematicians and college a gun battle that left at least Marine Undersecretary of State W. which has jurisdiction over trea- fied and "it is incumbent on the Of Crash protesori and administrators at- Averell Harriman, who initialed ties, invited members of the Sen- administration to give all mem Home, Red Bank. dead and 51 wounded. Cape May to Block Island— MIDDLETOWN - Robert W. tended l one-day course in the the agreement Thursday in Mos- ate Armed Services Committee bers the fullest Information on Rev. William J. Mills, pastor About 200 of the 816 terrorist! Variable winds 9 to 10 knots Crawford, 64, of Sleepy Hollow cow with Soviet and British nego- and the Senate-House Atomic this before the debate begins." language of computers yesterday and criminals at Reten La Plan through Saturday except south to of Lincroft Presbyterian Church, tiators, starts the congressional Energy Committee to join in hear- Senate Republican Leader Ev- Rd., injured in an auto crash at Monmouth College. ta prison—in a residential sectior southeast 15 knots during the aft- will officiate. Burial will be in selling job Monday when he re- ing Harrlman's report behind erett M. Dirksen of Illinois has Wednesday morning on Sleepy The concentrated course ij a of Caracas—participated in th ernoon and evening hours. Fair Fair View-Cemetery. closed doors. not indicated what his position lesson in FORTRAN of formula break Thursday,. weather. Visibility 5 miles or bet- Mr. Nelson died of injuries suf- Hollow Rd., died at 7 a.m. this And Chairman Richard B. Rus- will be, saying only that the translation, with which the op- They overpowered 40 guard ter except 3 to 5 miles in early fered in a head-on collision on Rt. morning in Riverview Hospital. sell, f>-Ga., of the Armed Services treaty will evoke considerable erator "can translate his and poured out of the prison gatei morning haze. 113 in Maryland Friday night Committee, said that when the debate in the Senate. Mr. Crawford was admitted to thoughts and needs into a code and a hole in a wall under con Born in Newark, ion of Mrs. signed treaty Is sent to the Senate Sen. Harrison A. Williams, D- the hospital after the crash with which the computer can under- struction. Troop reinforcement Births Otilla Peterson Nelson of High during the past 24 hours, for the required two-thirds ap- N. J., said, "I hope we will hot compound fractures of both legs stand," said Jack Risden, data drove back all but 102. Sixtee Congers, N. Y., and the late 87. Low, 67. Ocean temperature, proval he would not object to the be so jaded by the history of our and multiple cuts and bruises of processing manager at the col- were rounded up shortly afte RIVERVIEW HOSPITAL John P. Nelson, he had resided lege. 70. three committees considering It relations with the Soviet Union the head. ward. Red Bank in this township 11 years. He for- "Computers today are so jointly. that we dismiss the potential sig- merly lived in Union. Police said a car operated by TIDES Mr. and Mrs. Udo Jaiuen, 405 Russell added that the Joint nificance of this treaty as the John Matthews, 22, of 191 Ninth sophisticated that unless the op- Mr. Nelson was a technician Sandy Hook. Harbor Rd., Morganville, son, Chiefs of Staff will be asked to breakthrough that may ultlmate- St., Belford. collided head-on erator presents the problem Health with the Bendix Corporation, TODAY - High 12:09 p.m. yesterday. testify. They are expected to sup- ly take the world back from with the Crawford car in front specifically in a comprehensive Eatontown. He was a member of language the machine may never (Continued) and low 12:53 p.m. Mr. and Mrs. David Thorsen, SOport the ban on tests in the at- the brink of destruction of the former Nike missile lite health departments headed b' TOMORROW - High 12:53 Swartzel Dr., Middletown, son, mosphere, outer space and under "At the same time, I think the Bendix Square Club and of work to Us capacity," he told the Jerusalem Lodge of Masons, on Sleepy Hollow Rd. group. qualified health officers, or sani a.m. and 1:38 p.m. and low 7:24 yesterday. water. Rusk already has tried to it is of vital importance that Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson, Troy, N. Y. Matthews Is in good condition The morning session was 'spent tarians. But four of these offi aim. and 7:62 p.m. smooth the way for the treaty by the United States and the Soviet 25D Spring Ter., Red Bank, son, in Patterson Army Hospital, Fort learning FORTRAN and in the cers also have other duties, am SUNDAY - High 1:38 a.m. and showing all three committees Union put maximum pressure on Surviving, besides his mother, yesterday. Monmouth, with multiple cuts, afternoon the class put their income, while serving as healtr 2:24 p.m. and low 8:14 a.m. and copies of the proposed agreement. every other potential nuclear are his wife, Mrs. Elvara Kislow Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Hammel, and bruises of the body. knowledge to use on a computer officers for several other towns 8:51 p.m. Senate Democratic Leader Mike power, especially Red China and Nelson; a daughter, Mrs. John 13 Sllverton Ave., Little Silver, at Electronic Associates, Inc., Six other qualified health offi- Mansfield of Montana predicted France, to join this treaty. Oth- Kriska of Matawan; a son, Theo- For Red Bank and Rumson daughter, yesterday. TERENTI GOKTAS here. cers or sanitarians are listed a: ratification, although he said erwise, we may fall In the ur dore L. Nelson, who had just bridge, add two hours; Sea Mr. and Mr*. Wallace Chira- HOWELL TOWNSHIP -Serv- Organizations that have lent part-time employees In two there will be opposition. gent need to stop the prolifera- been discharged from the-Navy Bright, deduct 10 minutes; Long balle, 39 Locust Ter., New Mon ices for Terenti Goktas, 13, of students for training are Fre- more places in addition to holdin; No Side Issue tion of nuclear weapons in more and wai with his father at the Branch, deduct 15 minutes; High- mouth, son, yesterday. Frederick Ave., FreewoodAcres, quency Engineering Laborator- other occupations. "It is a reasonable agreement and more hands, and the deadly time of the accident, and a land bridge, add 40 minutes. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duffie, 26 who drowned her* Wednesday, ies, New Shrewsbury; Interna- Eight municipalities list office: with no side issue attached," tie process of contamination of the grandson. Beechwood Dr., Shrewsbury, will be tomorrow at 1:30 a.m. tional Business Machines. Tren- who serve part-time but hold n said. "Prospects for its ratifica- air all of us breathe." daughter, yesterday. in the Community Building at ton Office; Electronic Associ- similar jobs in the county. Fiv> JOHN R. HANNON Mr. and Mm. Robert Hildreth, Fourth St, and Roosevelt Av*., ates, Inc., West Long Branch and towns have no qualified officer Support 36 Highland Ave., Rumson, daugh- MATAWAN — John R. Han- Freewood Acres. Burial will b* Princeton Division*, and Mon- any kind. (Continued) ter, yesterday. non, 75, died Wednesday in his In St. Vladimir's Cemetery, mouth College. Acting City Manager Joseph F Continues Testimony home, 8 First Ave. Emmons is also health officer i sham voiced hope that this marks Mr. and Mrs, Jessie Eckenrode, Jackson Township. 'Instructors for the course were LONDON (AP) - Dr/itephen he thought Fairbanks could help the city of Long Branch, at $7,1 "the beginning of many good > Lynn Blvd., Hazlet, son, yes- Born in Scotland Neck, N. C, Young Goktas drowned to an supplied by IBM. Ward testified today-'he Intro- them get movie careers. a year, as well as health officei things for us all." terday. he was the son of th* late Akmza irrigation ditch on the Scbwtlt duced-Christine Keeler and Mar- "I thought they were pretty of the Monmouth County Reglona This hopeful tone wai also ex- Mr. and Mrs. Raymond DeRid- and Margaret Hannon. He had Farm, Fort Plains Rd., while his ilyn (Mandy) Rlce-Davies to and I thought of films and I Health Commission which servei pressed in the communique re- der. Jr., 2S0 Rutledge Dr., N lived her* 30 years. family was picking blueberries Douglas Fairbanks Jr. because asked him if they could have a Laws Oceanport, Sea Bright, West Lonj leased In Moscow along with the (etown, son, Wednesday. He was a member of the Sec- nearby. film test and I think there was (Continued) Branch and Eatontown. .treaty draft. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brennan, ond Baptist Church, here. (It was reported here yester- It declared: 108 Ridge Rd., Fair Haven, son, a film test," the 50-year-old so- Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Club, which operates Monmouth The four commission member! ciety osteopath and artisj said in day that Terenti Yorktnjh, U, of Park Race Track, hai no outside other than Long Branch, con "The heads of the three delega- Wednesday. Clarksburg Florence Norwood Hannon; three Fourth St., Freewood Acres, Mr. and Mn. Harral Redden, the fifth day of his trial on daughters, Mrs; Nathan Manuel enterprises. tribute $10,356 towards Mr. Em tions agreed that the test ban charges of Hving off the earnings drowned. Corrected information 79 Maple Ave., Red Bank, son, and Mrs. Joseph Hasklns, both Dumont said he "questions mons' reimbursement and othei treaty constituted an Important of prostitutes and procuring, wai obtained with the halp of a commission expenses, The coun first step toward the reduction of Wednesday. Post Office of this plate, and Mn. Olander Turkish speaking interpreter/) whether it would be In the best Fairbanks earlier this week de- Freeholders also pay funds to th< international tension and the Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hohen- Dodson of Boston, Mais.; a son, public Interest for a racing asso- nied the testimony of the 18 Young Goktas was the son of commissioner, strengthening of peace, anil they stein, 140 Ninth St., Belford, son, John R. Hannon, Jr., of Asbury ciation to have such a diversified Is Robbed year-old Mandy that he had sex- Mr. and Mrs. Hrtem Gok- In addition, Long Branch pays look forward to further progress Wednesday. Park; four brothers, Thomas Us. The family recently arrived and expanded operation" at Gar- CLARKSBURG (AP) - Four ual relations with her. Fairbanks other city health department em in this direction." Mr. and Mri. Anthony DiScIul- and Man Hannon, both of Scot- here from Turkey. den State. men, brahdishing a gun and said she and Christine asked him ployees $22,420 and contribute: lo, 104 Therese Ave., Keyport, land Neck, Philip Hannon of this Gov. Richard J. Hughes and Besides the U.S. Senate, the knives, held up the rural Post to get them a screen test but Surviving, besides his parents, $11,000 to the Long Branch Pub son, Wednesday. place, and Alex Hannon of Tren- the state legislature authorised a treaty must also be approved by Office here Wednesday night, and he was no longer producing tele- are two brothers, Iwlomp and So- He Health Nursing Service. Mr. and Mrs. George Chrjsto- ton; four grandchildren, and a •pedal racing season last year to the British Parliament and the escaped with (25,000 in U. S. vision films and could not ar- vo Goktas, and a sister, Rgf* - Cite Extra Costs pher, 15 Parkview Dr., Hazlet, raise money for storm-atrlcken Supreme Soviet. But this is con- government bonds belonging to range it. great-grandchild. Goktas, all' at home. Extra costs borne by the olh son, Wednesday. The funeral will be Monday at •hore areas. sidered a formality because of the postmaster, $160 in postal Ward admitted introducing the four towns add up to $9,670. the Conservative party's large Mr. and Mrs. Maurice MacKen 1:30 p.m. in the Second Baptist ALFRED T. HENNESSY The special meet was to be run zie, Oceanport, daughter, cash, and postal money orders two girls to Viscount Astor also by the tracks on a nonprofit John A. Taylor receives $6,40 majority in the House of Com potentially worth $7,300. and other friends of his but de- Church with Rev. James H. How- UNION BEACH - Alfred T. a year as Asbury Park'j "fu mons and support of the opposi- Wednesday. ell, pastor, officiating. Burial will Hennessy, Sr., 63, of 90} Union bails. The itate wai to get the Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lane, Postal Inspector Thomas J. nied his purpose • was for the tracks' normal S per cent takeout time" health officer, plus $1,401 tion Labor party leaders of the girls to have sexual relations with be in Midway Green Cemetery Ave., died yesterday in River- as "part-time" officer for Alle ban and the Soviet government's 660 Beers St., Hazlet, ton, Fay said th* four men entered under direction of the Bedle Fu- view Hospital after a long illness. from betting, minus reasonable Wednesday,. the general store operated by the men. hurst, Deal, Interlaken, and Loch control of the Supreme Soviet. neral Home, here. Born In Woodbridge, he had expenses. The tracks reported ex Mr. and Mrs. Martin Israel, Postmaster Murray Kreutner Arbour. • lived in Union Beach for the past penies totaling $2,433,000, leaving Harriman Is due to fly back to 10 Norma Ave., Llncroft, daugh- and his wife last night Just be- Vincent P. Horan drawi $7,37i 45 years. Mr. Hennessy was a the state $60,000 in proceeds from the United States to report to ter, yesterday. fore closing time. JOSEPH'BILOTTA the special meet. as full-time officer at Red Banl Rivervieuc real estate and insurance broker President Kennedy and Rusk at MONMOUTH MEDICAL WEST LONG BRANCH - Jo- The size of the expense account and $2,500 ai part-time officer fo: Hyannis Port, Mass., Sunday. They tied up the elderly cou- (Continued) seph Bilotta, of Monmouth Rd., and owned and operated the Little Silver and Rumson. CENTER pje, but released Kreutner aft- Shore Collection Service ofUnion touched off th* Senate Investlga In the treaty—a marvel of con- by Frank F. Blalsdell md In- father of Police Chief Frank S. W. Stanley Applegate, receives Long Branch er ordering him to open the post Beach. tlon, ciseness at about 800 words—each cluded. Harry Van Iderstlne, Bilotta, died suddenly last night $5,829 for full-time services Mr, and Mn, Michael Pedone, office safe. '•.."•• The 9321,401 cut by the Racing of the three powers "undertakes to Jr., James S. Parkes, and John in Monmouth Medical Center. He was a communicant'of Holy Neptune Township and $1,500 61 Shore Blvd., Keansburg, son, Commission built the itate In- prohibit, to prevent and not to Fay said Kreutner,, who i» in B. Russell. Serving In advisory Two daughters also survive. Family Catholic Church, and a part-time aide for Avon, Bradle; yesterday. come up to $401,401. Th« state got carry out any nuclear weapon test is Ws, has been postmaster of capacity were Dr. John B. Mo- The Damlano Funeral Home, Monmouth County constable. Mr. Beach, and Neptune City. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Wright, $5,114,533 from other portions of or any other nuclear explosion at the third class post office located velle, president of the medical Long Branch, Is in charge of ar- Hennessy was a member of' th* Dr. Marc1 Krotin Is health o: 8 Oakwood Dr., Hazlet, son, yes the 30-day meet. any place under Us jurisdiction or in. his store for the past 31 years. staff, and Drs. Carmen J. rangements. Royal Arcanum Lodge, Keyport. ficer for the county's largest mi terday. Dumont said a great deal of control." After the safe had been looted, Scarpelllno, John'Slanott and He is survived by his wife, publicity concerning the $2.4 mil niclpality, Middletown Townshi Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Pavlick, Kreutner was tied up again, and ,William Matthews. ,.. Then the treaty spells out that 27 Willow St., Port Monmouth, Frances Lane ..Hmnessy; two lion expense account had "misled and the fourth largest, Rarita; the holdup men fled. Bachrach Diet ' sons, Alfred T. Hennessy, Jr., Township. He receives $1,750 f< tills ban covers "the atmosphere, daughter, yesterday. Cites Co-operation a great many" people into think- The postal.inspector said the borough clerk of Union Beach, part-time service In Middletown. beyond its limits. Including outer Mr.' Blaisdell reported that NEWTON, Mass. (AP)-Louls ing the state was getting only men took 73 postal money orders, and Lawrence K. Hennessy at His salary at Rarltan wasn't listed space or under water. Including his committee's request was Fabian Bachrach, 82, who photo- $80,000. He said the Senate com' each with a limited value of $100. home; six daughters, Mrs, Janet in the Health Department files. territorial waters or high seas." received at stale level with graphed many of the nations' mlttee had a responsibility to No Decision Fay said the men did not take business, political and Intellectual Roder. of Union Beach, Mrs. At Middletown, however, Josepl Further, the treaty provides a great co-operation and that dear up any misconceptions. the special stamp needed to val- leaders for nearly 50 years, died Sophie Birdie of Bloomfield, Miss P. Quail is listed as full-time san ban against tests " in any other every consideration is being He emphasized that the total idate the money orders, but add- Wednesday. Bachrach opened his Margaret Hennessy of Chicago, itarian at $4,000 a year, one of environment If such explosion given in an effort to relieve the take exceeded $5 million. In Suit About ed that thejs might have such a first studio in Worcester, Mass., Mrs. Agnes Patterson of New departmental employees. He alsc causes radioactive debris to be hospital bed shortage iri north- "But this doesn't mean that our stamp from another holdup. ern Monmouth County. in 1904. He was born in Balti- York, Mrs. Amelia Saville of present laws can't b* Improved." is the part-time sanitarian fi present outside the territorial lim- He said the men also took more. North Carolina and Misi Kath- he said. Holmdel Township and Keyport its of the state under whose juris- Ball Field The request was granted on leen Farley at home; 12 grand- a combined salary of $3,800. diction or control the explosion is some of Kreutner's personal the basis of preliminary plans Amory Haskell, president of MIDDLETOWN - Magistrate Identification, and might try to children, and four-great grand- Monmouth Park, and Eugene Keansburg and Union Bead conducted." Richard E. Burke reserved deci- and cost estimates prepared children. share part-time services of Fran redeem Hie government bonds. by James Taylor of the archi- Mori, president of Garden State U.S. officials explained that al- sion yesterday on a charge of Will Continue Services will be held Monday testified their accountant did not cis Cappadona, at $2,500 and $601 though underground tests are not violation of the township's zon- Clarksburg Is a community in tectural firm of Ferent and Millstone Township. Taylor. at 8 a.m. at Day's Funeral keep separate books for the spe- respectively. New Shrewsbur Included in the ban, they must be ing ordinance lodged against the Bible Reading Home, 361 Maple PI., Keyport. and Shrewsbury Township ha' Mr. Taylor designed the $2,- cial 30-day season because he felt conducted in a way that keeps ra- Monmouth Softball League. ANNANDALE (AP) - The A High Requiem Mass will be similar arrangements with Frei 200,000 wing dedicated in 1959. It would be a virtual impossibility. dioactive fallout from other coun- The league uses Kavookjian Clinton Township School Board offered at 9 a.m. at Holy Family L. Crocker, at $1,000 and $300 His plans showed a future wing Haskell said he personally wai tries. Field, Rt. 36, for will continue Bible reading and Church. respectively. The Racial —the one now being considered aware of th* law requiring sep- The agreement makes no men- games. prayer recitation In the two — extending from the main Burial is scheduled for St. Jo- arate books. James W. Davis, a full-tim tion of inspection or controls—the The complaint was filed by schools here next fall but will not building south toward Union seph'i Cemetery, Keyport. 'He said he was under the Im- employes of the State Health De big stumbling blocks In previous LeigMon M. LobdeH, Serpentine Situation require children to take part in St. It would be a five-story ad- pression that the accountant, partment at Trenton, is part tlm test ban negotiations. Dr., Monmouth Httls. That area PHOENIX, Ariz. - First ma- the exercises. health officer for Belmar, Sou dition and would displace vir- MRS. HELEN C. A1TKEN Louis Weinstein, had been In overlooks the ball field. jor "freedom march" expected to The school board said children Belmar and Brlelle. His tot The United States and Britain tually all the present parking MIDDLETOWN - Mrs. Helm touch with "somebody from here have 2,000 participants in this who do not wish to participate "part time" salaries Is $3,036. insist that onsite inspections are The league plays its games at area In front of the hospital. C. Aitken, 67, of 23 Kenneth Ter. (the state) to keep one book." needed to check on suspicious night and has enclosed the field city of half a million persons. will be excused. East, died, this morning at her Ray F. English, Jr., draws $4, A determination- of the fa- Weinstein Is accountant for both earth tremors as a guard against with advertising signs which Negroes say it is. designed to The board has received a di- home after a long Illness. 795 as part time health officei cilities to be housed in the ad- Monmouth Park and Garden sneak underground tests. The So- have been a souce of complaints dramatize racial discrimination rective from state Education Mrs. Aitken was bom In Glas- for Colts Neck, Englishtown, dition has not yet been made. State. viet Union has contended that rom Monmouth HHls residents. in a number of fields. Commissioner Frederick M. Rau- gow, Scotland, daughter of 'th* Howell and Manalapan Town- The Board of Governors will Mori said he personally was not such Inspections would b* only a Earlier this year, other Mon- New York-More than 80 pick- blnger ordering all boards to late James and Jessie Duntar ships. discuss with department heads •ware of the regulation at the cover for Western spying. mouth Hills residents filed a suit ets—24 of them clergymen—ar- comply with a recent U. S. Su- Wright. She came to this coun- Isidore Sackowitz, a sanitarian the addition of an out-patient time. to have the signs removed. rested in the continuing protest preme Court decision on reli- try 60 years ago, and moved hat* But the three powers agree that clinic and expansion of emer- The hearing ended after Ker- receives $3,400 for part time serv for more Jobs for Negroes in the gious observances in schools. from Kearny seven years ago* on-site inspections are not neces- Superior Court Judge Edward gency, radiology, pathology vlck was questioned for 29 mln Ices to Allentown, Freehold Town- building industry. One group of The court ruled that it was sary to detect the tests covered J. Asoher dismissed the suit and and laboratory facilities. She was the widow of Stewart utes on track auditing procedures ship, Marlboro Township, Mill- 14 persons chained themselves to- unconstitutional to require Bible Aitken: , . and if he knew how Assembly stone Township, Roosevelt, and in the agreement. They have said informed Monmouth Hills resi- Site not Disclosed that explosion in the air, in space dents that they should seek' relief gether. reading or prayers In public Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Speaker Elmer M. Matthews, D- Upper Freehold Township. The location of the two-acre and under water can be detected through the magistrate's court. Seattle — Twenty-four pickets schools. Raubinger said it was Elisabeth Young, with whom she Essex, got a copy of the race Atlantic Highlands employs Dr tract being sought by the hos - by devices outside any country taken into custody during sit- up to the boards of education to lived; a brother, William D. track expenses before the Racing Saul Shapiro as" health office F. W. Rose, Newark attorney, pltal has not yet been dis- carry out school laws. triggering such tests. represented Mr. Lobdell. Ed- down at city council chambers Wright of Union Beach, and four Commission did. at $800; Fair Haven, Eugene closed except for the announce- His directive was sent to all grandchildren. Patterson, $1,200; Freehold, Wit The agreement specified, how- ward W. Stokes, Long Branch, seeking more Negroes on a hu- Kervlck said he was certain ment that at least part of it school boards in the state. The The John F. Pfleger Funeral Ham Rogers, $2,000; Highland ever, that nothing In the treaty represented the league. man rights commission. neither he nor any of his em- lies within the block bounded township board announced its Home U in charge of arrange- John L. S. Hines, $1,200; Mata- should prejudice "conclusion of a Chicago—President of Chicago ployees had given the figures to by Union St., North Washing- plans after receiving the order. ment!, . ' Matthews. The Assembly Speaker wan, John J. Miller, $1,000; Mat- treaty resulting in the permanent Board of Education and Negro ton St., Wharf Ave. and Front first brought the figures to light awan Township, Charles R. Stout, banning of all nuclear test explo- That Sweet Smell leader agree to meet Tuesday St. (1,500; Sea Girt, Albert Schmidt, gallsuchexplosions to discuss "open enrollment-for- Structures will have to be NORTH BERGEN - More no salary; Shrewsbury, Charli uS" Wa8 Soda Pop integration of all public schools." razed, a spokesman'said, and FOR ANY OCCASION picketing was promised at the M. Rockhill, $1,680. The treaty urged all other na- Cambridge, Md.-^Militia law ROBBINSVILLE (AP) -There the parking area created will White Castle Diner here over the There Is no qualified officer tions to join In the limited ban restrictions eased .considerably was a sweet-smelling stretch of be for the use of service per- HONEY BEE FLOWERS weekend by members of the Farmingdale, Manasquan, Sprin and pledges the three powers to and nearly half the national road along Rt. 130 here yester- sonnel, doctors, nurses and vol- Congress of Racial Equality. Lake, Spring Lake Heights, am retrain "from causing, encourag- guard troops depart. day. unteers. A total of 400 to 550 RUSSELL T. HODSKISS CORE group leader George Wall Township. ing or in any way participating in Charleston, S. C. — Negro parking spaces will be avail- A tractor trailer carrying 623 Loyal of Jersey Cily aald no In some cases health officer: the carrying out of any nuclear leaders trying t o determine re- able. 4*4 BROAD STREET cases of soda pop from New picketing was anticipated to- or sanitarians double in othei weapon test whatever." sponsibility for two The spokesman said the plan York to Philadelphia upset early protest SHREWSBURY night, but the combined forces municipal positions, again on pa marches which broke Is an interim arrangement today and several hundred bot- a truce of Jersey City and Bergen time. Many health board clerk SEES 'HONEY IN ROCK' temporarily. Liaison committee and that additional land ac- tles of pop broke and bathed the SH 1-4020 County CORE chapters would and municipal registrars dra BECKLEY, W. Va. - Among still seeking racial agreement. quisition for visitor parking return, probably Saturday, to extra pay tor these services ii those enjoying a recent perform- road with a variety of flavors. tollable Slsc* 1»}7 Columbia, S. C. — Second Ne- will face the hospital In the continue demonstrations at the addition to one or more othei ance of "Honeji in the Rock," The driver, Oscar Oier, 34, and future. * 'White Castle. municipal offices. the nation's first Civil War mu- gro applies for admission to 8Y WIRE ANYWHERE his helper, James Jackson, both If all obstacles are surmount- sical, at Cliffside Amphitheatre, white University of South Caro- •hiladelphla, escaped injury. ed and the proposed wing is Grandview State Park, near here, lina this fall. Ozer told police his trailer upset built, Rlvervlew will be a 354- was James Cron of 12 Caro Ct., when he swerved after being cut bed hospital. Red Bank. off by another vehlde. There's no Trick 10 Having Ex- tra Cash. 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One of the HOUSE Various type? of stucco fin- latest finishes is called marble- ishes can be obtained. When hav- crete and is obtained by throw- By ANDY LANG ing work done, ask your contrac- ing marble chips, either by hand Realty Finn Reports $1,039,000 Agent Lists AP Newifeatures tor to show you samples so that or machine, into the wet stucco. New exterior building materials In Sales for First Six Months Causes For i continue to reach the market every year. But some of the old- OCEANPORT _ The Samue Mrs. Donald H. Meyerson for line materials cling to their pop- Teicher Agtncy, independent list Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie S. Arnold; Brown Lawn ularity, holding firm against the ttjg brokers, announces total resi- bi-level at 1248 Turf Dr. sold to FREEHOLD — Beguiling In onrush of modern products. dential real estate sales amount- Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Plunkett, June and continuing through One of these time-tested ex ing to $1,039,000 (or the first hall REALLY WANT formerly of West Long Branch, July and August, Kentucky blue- K0RM4. '«. terior coverings is stucco, a mix- of 1963. for Ridgedale Park; split-level grass - red fescue lawns go «*»!«• L ture of portland cement, sand TRADE-IN YOUR PRESENT ONE Recent sales include, in Ocean home at 1256 Turf Dr. sold to thorough a difficult period of •>• a* - and water. In certain types of ap- port: 23 split-level, ranch and Mr. and Mrs. Heinz Prtbnow, growth. Many home owners who 1-1 plications, some other kind of Cape Cod homes in Wolf Hil formerly of Hazlet, for Ridgedale had been proud of their lawns cement is used and, in others, Manor «old for Lincoln Estates Park, Inc.; bi-Jevet home «t 1252 begin to become disappointed. hydrated lime is added. Man) WALKER & WALKER Inc.; ranch home at 12 Belnra Turf Dr. sold to Mr. and Mrs. The lush green carpet they had manufacturers turn out a factory Ave., sold to SPG Corporation Walter Yurkiewiu, formerly of enjoyed all spring begins to de- q—3 mixed stucco which has all th REALTORS Red Bank, for Mr. and Mrs Florida, for Ridgedale Park, velop brown spots or off-color nit riM3 W Rto nM zl MASTui nn ingredients mixed in the correel SHREWSBURY 741-5211 MIDDLETOWN 8714)11 Clifford Dixon; two-story colo Inc.; split level home at 1244Turf patches of various shapes and proportions, including minera MEMBER Of MULTIPLE LOOTING and TR.ADE1N8 nial residence at 8 Arcana Ave. Dr. sold to Maj. and Mrs. Nor- sizes. The. immediate reaction of colors to insure permanency am! soJd to Sgt. and Mrs. Thomas F man W. Morton of Fort Mon- most lawn-conscious home own- SECOND uniformity of shading. Hanley for the Veterans Admin mouth, for Ridgedale Park, Inc.; ers is to apply some type of Stucco is especially desirable lstration; ranch home at 51 Malr two-story residence at 5 Fair- chemical. FLOOR where durability in all types of St., sold to Mr. and Mrs. Arthu field Ave. sold to Mr. and Mrs. County agricultural agent James M. Klenk, formerly of Marvin A. Clark has this sug- weather is essential. In addition, WEST Dangler, formerly of Florida, fo Long Branch, for Miss Lillian it Is fire-resistant and possesse Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Grbson gestion: "Before starting out Sullivan; ranch home at 18 Avon nsulating properties. FURNITURE CO. Jr.; ranch home at 14 Sprint with the sprayer, properly diag- Ave. sold to Sgt. and Mrs. Don- Like Ave. sold to Mr. an nose the condition. Otherwise, It is interesting to note that KEYPORT, N. J. ald L. Cox for Mr. and Mrs. you may be using an insecticide he new presidential weekend re- CO 4-0181 Philip Pesano; ranch home at when disease may be the prob- treat on Rattlesnake Mountain in 80 Sagamore Ave. sold to CWO lem. Under such conditions, no Virginia Is a buff-colored stucco, CAR! and Mrs. Archer D. Mayberry amount of Insecticide "will help ranch-style house. It is unlikely for Mr. and Mrs. William Rey- the situation. that either the President or the nolds, who have moved to Ken- Dr. Henry Indyk, turf manage- First Lady would do any of the tucky; ranch home at 404 ment specialist at Rutgers Uni- exterior maintenance work if an Open Monday and Friday Evenings Until 9 P. A/. Branchport Ave. sold for Mr. and versity, says that various causes ihould be necessary. But this Is Mrs. John B. Lalley of Washing- WILMS of summer browning are: pur* conjucture, since stucco ton, D; C, ta Carol A. Widmaier 1. Fungus diseases. which has been applied properly of Oceanport. 2. Too little fertilizer. FIRST ROOR is virtually maintenance-free, re- FURNITURE 3. Too much of improper ap- quiring only an occasional wash- Eatontown, vacant lot sold to plication of fertilizers, or other ing down with a garden hose to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Grossman TWO-STORY HOME fi«« /our bedroom*, two baths and nine closet* Rebuilt - Refinished chemicals. on tfie second tloor. First floor contains living room,dining room remove surface dirt. We can as- on Reynolds Dr. for Crestwell 4. Insufficient lime for proper with bay window, kitchen plus breakfast area, recreation room, den sume that everyone connected Prompt Service Builders; vacant lot at Reynolds soil acidity. and lavatory, mil adding up to a lot ol house lor • controlled budget. with the construction of the Ken- Dr. sold to Mr. and Mrs. Stalker 5. Shortage of soil moisture. Architect Fenlck A. Yogel, Room 704, 4S W. 48th SL, New York nedy retreat made certain thai for Crestwell Builders; vacant 6. Mowing the lawn too short 36, N.Y-, designed Pirn HA299V. Ana it 1,177 acjjare laat lot the there was no slipshod installs lot on Reynolds Dr. to Mr. and and infrequently. lint Boot and f,17O lor the second. ion work. Mrs. Harry Comberg for Kleiner 7. Dull or improperly adjusted 747-1212 Brothers Construction Company; mower. Incidentally, stucco has no bungalow at 198 Clinton Ave. sold 8. Insect damage. political affiliation. It also wa to Blanche Wymer, formerly of 9 Thatch' — a surface layer Rutgers Has Answers By used in the Beverly Hills, Calif., 25 Peari St. Red Bank Haddonfield, for Mr. and Mrs. of undecomposed leaves, stems home which former Vice Presi Russell E. Davis, Sr. and roots. County Agentdent Richard Nixon sold recentl; 10. Dog damage. Bulletin On when he decided to take up resi West Long Branch, ranch homi dence in New York. at -60 Poplar Ave. sold to Mr 11. Gasoline drip from motor. By MARVIN A. CLARK Be modern with If good management program Swim Pools Q. What causes the leaves of All types of masonry — con- and Mrs. Stewart W. Mills foi crete, brick, hollow tile, etc. — the Veterans Administration; cus is followed, the desirable green my shade trees to become dry NEW BRUNSWICK -Care of at the edges and drop off? Iprovide an excellent base for tom built ranch bungalow at 21 color will be restored with the MOEN return of favorable weather. water in home swimming pools A. Your trees are suffering stucco, although paint and dirt Golf St. sold to Mr. and Mrs is a relatively simple matter and rom leaf scorch'. Right now the must first be removed from them Orizio Quaranta for Mr. and Mrs does not require a lot;, of ex- likely cause is the lack of mois- to provide a proper bonding sur- Vincent Ravaschlere; rancl Mrs. Eustacio Reyes for Mr. pensive chemicals. ture in the soil and the inability face. The more general type of bungalow at 1 Slocum Ct., tc arid Mrs. Kenneth A. Garrabrant; That word comes from a water of the tree roots to supply enough application in private houses is Mr. and Mrs. John Harrison foi Cape Cod at 203 MacArthur Ave. quality expert at Rutgers Uni- moisture to all the leaves. A stucco reinforced with metal lath Mr. ..and .Mrs. ..Louis ..Acerra; sold to Mr. John R. Eustace for versity. Dr. Samuel D. Faust of thorough watering of the trees over a frame structure. Three bungalow at 1$ Slocum St. to Mr Mrs. Grace Lustibaum; two-story the Department of Environment will help to stop the condition coats are applied In first-class and Mrs. William A. Burnette foi dwelling at 15 Arthur Ave. to NEW MOEN al Science. but it will not restore green work. The third coat usually has Mr. and Mrs. John N. Nucci Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. Intro- DIALCET FOR Phone calls received lately by jrowth to those leaves that have a little more body than the first brick ranch hom,e.at 43 Walnut masso, formerly of Jersey City, Dr. Faust and his associates in- already dried. CROWN KITCHENS KITCHENS St. to Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey M for Mr. Joseph H. Clevenger; dicate that many owners of home Q. Some of my flowers sud- One handle dees | Smith for Mr. and Mrs. Nicho four-family dwelling at 459 Flor- In the 7th Century, the Arabs HWY. 35 MIDDLETOWN swimming pools are buying denly wilt and drop over as if made their first sweep through work of two las Fornoratla; • two-story colo ence Ave., sold to Paul Wisniew- chemicals they don't really, need. he roots had been cut off. What all NorCn Africa, even into what ll/ MUes North o\ Red Bank nial at 17 Franklin Plowy. sold t ski, Jr., for the estate of Walter Complete directions for caring could cause this to happen to i Morocco. Since it 2 Mr. and Mrs,:DonaId E. Walkei B. English;-ranch dwelling *t s now ap- for water in-home swimming only one or two plants among a peared to be the end of Optn for liUHeHe* f A. M. ta 8:30 P. M. dally, netpt Su«d«y H. Kaufman & Sonsl for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H 177 West End Ave. "to M/Sgt. the pools are given in a free bulletin whole gfoup? world, they called it Maghreb el Plumbing and Heating Vackel. and Mrs. Robert Strohlin for available from Rutgers. IVININOS IY APPOINTMENT 1104 Maple Ave., Eatontown I A. It is likely that one or more •Mtsai "tne Extreme West-land." Long Branch, bungalow at 14! Mr. and Mrs. Francis Grimm; The bulletin tells how to dis- Phone LI 2-0J6S com borers have Invaded the Alrsdale Ave. sold to Mr. an ranch home at 972 Woodgate Ave. infect Hie water with calcium hy- stems of your flowers. This fre- sold to Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas J. pochlorlte or sodium hypohclorite, quently happens to plants with DeBartolomeis for Mr. and Mrs. how to keep the acidity at a WHOLE HOUSE INSTALLATIONS stems as large as a pencil or Elliott Besunder; bungalow at 3 desirable level, how to control some even slightly smaller. The WINDOW UNITS Narrangansett Ave. sold to Timo- algae with chlorine or copper borer is Inside the stem and thy J. McNicholas for the Vet sulfate, and how to keep filters you can't do anything about it, ELECTftir erans Administration; two-story operating satisfactorily. but it is a condition that is not dwelling at 634 Vernon St. to It also deals with such prob- likely to affect all the plants in Mr. and Mrs. Francis Grimm lems as colored water, cloudy your garden. for the estate of William E. and turbid water, and water con- Davis; two-family dwelling at taining Iron. When the Arabs invaded what 562 Berdan PI. sold to Mr. and You may write to the College is now Morocco, they intermar- Mrs. Francis L. McDermott for of Agriculture at New Brunswick ried with the Berbers, and dhe Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Kaplan; for a copy of Circular 591, "Caro result was the Moors. The term garden apartment site at Dudley of Water for Home Swimming 'Moor" came to be loosely ap- * LAWES St. and Broadway to Anthony Pools." Or you can get a cops plied not only to those of mixed Plccola of Eatontown for Mr. from your county agricultural blood but also to the many Ber- SHREWSBURY SH 1-6300 and Mrs. Marshall; two-story agent, Marvin A. Clark, 20 Court bers and the few Arabs who re- dwelling at 153 Grand Ave. to St., Freehold. mained pure in bloodline. Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Romano of Newark for Mr. and Mrs. John H, Pulschen; two-story dwelling Eliminate Moisture Damage ARE YOUR PUNTS AND ROSES BEING at 228 Liberty St. sold for Mrs. Complete Stlcelion of Olive M. Prout to Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Tarlton; two-story DEHUMIDIFIERS EATEN UP BY JAPANESE BEETLES? dwelling at 487 Hampton Ave. from $74.95 sold for Nareco, Inc., to Mrs. Carol Lezanski; two-story dwell- FINE FUSNITUHE ing at 442 Dewey St. sold for We have the Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Sheppard to Sgt. and Mrs. Henry Letezia, Jr.; two-story home at 236 Ham- answer ilton Ave. to Mr. and Mrs. Stan- etecrefc SUPPLY ea and ley L. Bernheim for Mrs. Grace 7f I, Ncwimni Sprtaai M, IM tali SH 1-4400 Smith; brick ranch located at QUALITY CARPETS 299 Hollywood Ave. to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Marsico for Mr. and Mrs. George Frattin; ranch Genuine Discounts Up To 33V3 % GARDEN CENTER dwelling at 438 Dewey St. sold to HIGHWAY #35 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Cook for Mr. Francis Granlt. MIDDLETOWN 671-1050 I rom Original Low Price Tags! Little Silver, two-story colo- FREE! nial home at 33 Willow Dr. sold to Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Fias- DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM GROUPS, CHAIRS, RECLINERS, ROCKERS, conaro, formerly of Shrewsbury, $ 9S "let's grt a new Carter, tool" for Lt. Col (Ret) and Mrs. Max- LAMPS, KITCHEN SETS, DESKS, CESAR CHESTS, MIRRORS, BEDDING, PICTURES, well S. Foster of Maryland; bungalow at 279 Willow Dr. sold 39 TABLES, FIREPLACE ITEMS, CRIBS, BUNK BEDS, HOOKED AND BRAIDED RUGS, ORI- to Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. ALUMINUM Martin for Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ENTAL PATTERN RUGS, ECT. FROM REGULAR STOCK: O. Waelther, and a colonial dwell- COMBINATION ing at 309 Branch Ave. sold to With theDOO purchase of 10 R Richard Dawson for Mrs. Marie P. Ateek. Welded Corner Alcoa These sales total $1,039,000 for Nothing Bought for Sale Purposes! the past immediate six months, ALUMINUM COMBINATION and do not include approximately Here are honeit-to-goodness values. No sudden markups to accommodate gi- $250,000 In sales that have been granted mortgages but are await- gantic mark-downs. This event offers genuinely reasonable discounts on prices ing closings. WINDOWS Triple Track AT ONLY that were very low before Hits sale. We Invite you to Inspect the values with- Fire Prevention E-Z Tilt out fear of salts pressure or other annoying practices. Carrier • Fully Booklet Issued Weather- FREEHOLD - A cartoon $1095 SUPER SAVINGS ON ALL HUNDREDS OF SUPERB stripped booklet, "Let's Talk About SUMMER FURNITURE; ALSO CARPET REMNANTS AT AIR CONDITIONING UNIT! Fire," prepared by the National • Alcoa Board of Fire Underwriters, Is Aluminum 12 FIBRE RUGS AND AEROLUX GREAT SAVINGS. SIZES LET US INSTALL A MODEL available for distribution. Total price 10 window., door S121S0 Frank L. Wllgus, Monmouth PORCH SHADES IN ODD SIZES. 18>27" UP TO 12W. TO FIT YOUR HOME County publicity director, said LIMITED OFFER! 1 yesterday his office will circu- plus late copies and will honor re- No merny down, first paymtnti not dm for monthi. (iMtollatlo* optional) Call todayl for as little as 525 installation quests. Supplies also have been provided to the Red Bank Regis- • BUDGET TERMS O FREE DELIVERY ter and can be obtained at the Dally k Saturday 8 A.M.4:M P.M. CALL US NOW FOR A FREE ESTIMATE main office »t' 40 Broad St., Red Wed. and Frl. 'Ill » P.M. McKELVEY'S Bank, and at the Freehold Bu "Between Yanko'i t ReuiilUei" >£& reau, 31 East Main St. EASY CHARGE AND BUDGET PAYMENTS ARRANGED EASY BUDGET TERMS 9 *& The booklet is a message from T) 2-Hour Free Park- "Fireman Fred," citing danger 21 WEST MAIN STREET, FREEHOLD, N. J. signs helpful In preventing fires. Jy S Ing at Lot In Rear TELEPHONE. HOpkhtt 2-0630 mi»,».«. NOEL R. NILSON CO. Though aimed at a children's 32 Brood St. SHooyslde 1-750O R»d Bank of McKelvey's audience, It contains many help- We h«vt carpet leyeri (or every job anywhtr. store.. . SH 1-3454 UTTLE SILVER ful reminders for householders, according to Mr. Wilgui. Store Houn: Monday thru S«turd»y 8:00 A.M. to 3:30 P.M. WbWkWmmWmWmWmWkWImWm MOM OPS* MIPAY TO tiOt P.M. Kcd KankKegistct 4MI Braad Stnat, Red Baak, N. I. State BWMnqi K, MUUtowi EttabUshed 1878 by John H. Cook and Henrj CUj Pubtlihed by Tba Red Baak RtfUter Incorporated Coif: It Isih Funny§ W. HARRY PENNDMGTON, President JAMES J. HOGAN. Editor What's so funny about^lf? M. HAROLD KELLY, General Manager To my way of, thinking, it is a serious game played Thomu J. BIj William F. Sandford and Arthur Z. Kamln Frank W. Harbour by all-purpose nuts- Once, going up a hill, I hit a ball Sxacutiv* Editor Anoolau £dltort MMWtora Buruti Kit. and, when it neared the top, it turned left and came Member ol thi Anoclatcd Presi all the way down, and I lost 10 yards on the play. Did wnmu II nil u U tf Dim dUpuelui. * ^^ my friends say: "Oh boy. What a shot?" They did not They fell down laughing. Member of American Newipaper PublUhen AnoelatioB Member Audit Bureau ol Circulation Dick Brooks, a cartoonist, has rat lUd Bud fuiutar uiumu no flnueiu mpimilbmtlu lot ijpofr*plu«i imn to •drirtlMminu, Dm written a book called "The Offensive xu reprlni «.tnoul ctiirti, Uul pui ol n idvtrtlitmeDl «. wblco Uw lypo«r«Phlcal trror occurs Advirtlim oil pliu* Qottfr Uit mma&K«miat lmm*dlAt*l]r of any trror wblcn may oeeor. Golfer." He. thinks it is funny. I don't Ttui mwiMptr uiumu fio rtiponiibliulu (or nuamanu el opinion) In litun tram lu rudin. It's golf gospel. The main problem, as he sees it, is not trying to hit the ball, •abiinpclsn Pclut u Unra Uu ttau > IUI. P« mootfl ILM a BOOtlU-411.00 • month*—I f.oo •ml* top? U counter, I sraU •lmt> cor; by auu. 10 «Mu t montl»-fl8.M 1 mootbt—I t.M but rather trying to get out of the house. The game is almost anticlimactic com- FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1963 BISHOP pared with the plotting that a man goes through trying to sneak out a window with a bag of An Asset We Must Keep clubs. The worst thing that can happen is to have the The Red Bank Zoning Board of serves the needs of the Post Office, Mrs. decide to play golf with you. Brooks knows a Adjustment acted with great wisdom but is convenient to business peo- course where they have a memorial built to a man who Wednesday night in approving the ple, shoppers and the general public, tried to teach the game to his wife. She finished him off wtith three swings of a nine iron, although the cad- application of the U.S. Post Office This will be assured by the building dies insist she'd have done the job in one if she had Department for a variance to allow proposed for a Broad St. plot next kept her head down. construction of a driveway at 84 to the J. H. Kelly building. To get out of the house alone, don't ever tell the Hudson Ave. The variance was And the Post Office is, from a lady that golf will prolong your life. It will get you necessary before construction could local standpoint, a big employer— nowhere. Tell her it will shorten your life. Brooks be- go ahead on a new Post Office with 164 employees and a base pay- lieves in selling golf as "nature's tranquilizer-" I don't Tell the wife that it will give you high blood pleasure, building. roll well in excess of a $1,000,000 hardening of the artilleries, and, for every nine strokes Needed now is the approval of a year. on a hole, you get one cerebral free, and she'll let the variance by the Red Bank Bor- And the new facility, unlike the you go. ough Council. We have no doubt that old one, will bring in approximately Of course, my wife and I play golf together. The the governing body, knowing full $15,000 a year in direct taxes to Red problem is not getting out of the house, but rather, trying to get back in. After any of our matches, the. well what such a facility means to Bank. The Post Office Department is following the policy of leasing fa- temperature is always 20 degrees cooler. Kelly isn't Red Bank, will give it its overwhelm- exactly tense,.but I have seen her come home, stick cilities, rather than owning them ing approval. These Bays: a package of cigarettes in her mouth, and try to light with the result that a.municipality Not generally known is that the LETTERS it with a can of beer. „ now benefits by being able to col- AUCHINCLOSS SUGGESTS The togetherness of golf is best exemplified in the Red Bank Post Office is a sectional lect taxes on the private installation Romney Improves the Day FOURTH STANZA OF oldest joke, the one where the hacker is about to hit center—and has been since 1959— NATIONAL ANTHEM All of this was taken into con- By JOHN CHAMBERLAIN Congress of the a ball across a road when he sees a funeral approach- serving 49 other post offices in the : sideration by the Zoning Board—as United States ing. At once, he pauses in his swing, takes his hat off, county. It is the 77th of 552 such MIAMI BEACH, Fla.—The 55th annual Governors House of Representatives and holds it over his heart. One of his opponents well as the objections to the drive- Conference, which brought an unusual midsummer Washington, D. C. sectional post offices in the country. whines: "Okay with the hat bit arready. Why you way by several Hudson Ave. ob- crush to some of Miami Beach's better hotels, tried its To the Editor: By virtue of the fact that our Post Like every member of Con- gotta show so much respect for the dead?" The golfer jectors. A number of stipulations best to get down to the sober business of considering fess, I have received numerous Office has such an important posi- put his hat on, and addressed the ball again. "I should," were drawn up to make the plan administrative topics that might be of equal interest letters from my constituents pro- he murmured. "She was a good wife to me for 20 tion, it means that Red Bank re- to state executives in Vermont and- Mis- testing the ruling of the Supreme appealing to the objectors—and we Court against requiring religious years."., . ,,, '_ ' ceives the same good postal service sissippi. It was obvious all along, how- are certain they will. Red Bank is exercises in the public schools Brooks is the sneaky type. He suggests a false wall ever, that the chief issue agitating the and together with my colleagues, as any big city. in the car trunk for hiding golf clubs. Golfers should fortunate that the Post Office has participants was next year's presidential I share these' feelings of con- not be ashamed, of their psychoses. On the other hand, We shudder to think what a great always been a good neighbor and we election. The s,ad thing about the whole cern. I am co-operating with others if the wife suspects that you play golf just to look at loss it would have been to Red Bank affair resided in its disclosure'that it is know, in its new location, it will in considering what could be lady golfers in shorts, take her to the course and per- practically impossible for a professional done to relieve the situation am if the variance proposal had been continue to be. mit her to see some of the bags walking by with wal- politician whovhas been bitten by the the thought came to fne thai turned down. Any municipality in The new driveway will be but nut-burled legs. It will make her feel better, and you presidential bug to distinguish between pupils jn the public schools might the county would be anxious to get one more already on Hudson Ave.— be .requited to recite each day worse. Chamberlain a hatchet and, a'boomerang, r-. (he ,fourth . stanza of the Star this facility—but Red Bank, by vir- there are already two church drive- Spangled .Banner.in a, reverent Lake most other jaded golfers, the author realizes Wielding a well-honed blade, Gov. Nelson Rocke- tue of its central location, has al- ways and one for the telephone'com and respectful manner, that there is no such thing as a basic gri]p, or basic', feller of,New York succeeded in nicking the hides of "O thus be it ever when free swing. You just haul off and belt the ball. Brooks uses ways'had the edge. But, as the coun- pany. From a traffic standpoint, the practically every Democratic governor who was pres- men shall stand what he calls his Iron-Clad Tension swing, which is ty has grown, so has the need for plan has great advantages—and wil ent. The Rockefeller effort to force the conference to Between their loved home and nothing more than sheer hatred backed by muscles. added Post Office space. Thus, the the war's desolation; aid irr the flow of traffic in the busi- make a unified statement on such matters as a public Blest with victory and peace, This will get you somewhere, but not, of course, on present Broad St. location had to ness district. accommodation law for Negroes put the Democrats, may the heaven-rescued land the course. The great artist, Burris Jenkins, tried it who included segregationists Wallace and Barnett, very Praise the Power that hath once and ran out of golf balls on the fourth green. The give way for a bigger building. Thus, we repeat that the Zoning made and preserved us a na- much on the spot Fourteen Republican governors were But there are other reasons why Board of Adjustment acted with tion! ^ rest of the way, he hit a badminton bird. happy to accept the discomfiture of the Democrats in Then conquer we must, when On the other hand, I mu9t subscribe to Dr. Brooks' it was imperative that Red Bank re- great wisdom—thinking of Red Bank this matter. But, perversely, it did Rockefeller no good our cause it Is justl analysis when he says that a man, standing up to a tain its section rating. and its future—in making its deci- And this be bur motto: 'In Got with most of 4he Republicans who were present. So, as is our .trust!' golf ball armed only with a club, undergoes shortness From a purely business stand- sion. To remain the hub of Mon- far as the Rockefeller hatchet was concerned, it turned And the star-spangled banner ii of breath, tightness in the chest, a curling of the toes, point, it is known that a Post Office mouth County, Red Bank must keep nto a boomerang as it affected the New York gov- triumph shall wave back ache, clenched teeth, locked knees, muscle spasm, ernor's own cause. The boomerang also hit Oregon's Over the land of the free and attracts people—many of them. It its most vital assets—and the sec the home of the brave!" paralysis and neurocirculatory aesthesia. In other Gov. Hatfield, who associated himself with Rocky's This brief verse from our Na- words, he's ready to hit.' is vital that the building remain in tional Post Office is certainly one efforts. ional Anthem clearly indicates Still, even this preparatory work can be carried a good location, where it not only of them. our trust in Almighty God and Romney's Case that we should be grateful for the too far. Some take additional time to analyze their While Rockefeller was busy kicking the Demo- Divine guidance granted .us fears, which are: Graviphobia, a fear of falling down; Ynur Money's Worth: throughout the years of ou cratic governors without adding to his own popularity growth. ' Photophobia, a fear of having too many fears; Futo- among Republicans, Gov. George Romney of Michi- It Is unthinkable that repeating phobia, fear of missing the ball completely; Rootopho- A Preview of the Harvest Years gan looked like the cat who had just eaten the canary. verse of the Star Spangled bia, fear of hitting too far under the ball; Ohokophobia, Though he continued to disclaim any presidential as- Banner would be contrary to law. fear of the esophagus closing tight The last fear only By SYLVIA PORTER Very truly yours, pirations, Romney used the conference to make a high- James C. Auchlncloss, M.C, proves that the golfer is paying attention and has cor- The odds are overwhelming important employee fringe bene- as a successful adventure, not level case for himself as a constructive statesman. He reotly assessed the crisis at hand. that most of the steelworkers fit. banishment to pasture." Smit deplored the fact that the civil rights issue was being PRAYER IN THE PUBLIC "As a final check," Brooks says, "try to think of eligible lor 13-week vacations un- But the dismal record of tens launched "Harvest Years" (which SCHOOL used to divert the governors from considering such Shrewsbury, N. a beautiful blonde in sweater and shorts. If you can't der the revolutionary steel wage of millions of now retired work- is bought by companies to be pact signed in late Jung will ers emphasizes that leisure time sent to retired or about-tojbe-re- things as state sovereignty in welfare matters. At the To the Editor: possibly imagine what one looks like, you are ready. Teachers of children help t< have a rotten can be a curse if, as Smith tired workers) to help in this same time he observed that Michigan, acting as a hu You are in the Hypnotic Brain Lock." So far as gripping mold character as well as to in time during says, "the employee is not edu- vital educational process. mane state, had had a public accommodation law re struct intellectually. When the club is concerned, mine is best described as a man their extended cated into accepting retiremeni What should corporations, un- ions, workers themselves, be do quiring restaurants and hotels to serve Negroes as wel teacher Is employed It is under- trying to strangle a clam with two hands. Brooks says leisure period stood that he will be capable ol They will sit CARMICHAEL ing right now to prepare for the as whites ever since 1888, when Graver Cleveland was his is like a man dangling over a cliff hanging onto a retirement years? setting behavior patterns for chil- too much, still in his first presidential term. Finally, Romney dren to follow and . of helping three-quarter inch rope. drink too Companies and unions should came up with a suggestion that "accentuated the posi- them to develop desirable char- much, sleep take on the major responsibility It doesn't matter, really. I can kick a ball further tive" in the vexing business of trying to improve the acter traits. Freedom of rellglor too much, ar- for assisting employees in de- does not abnegate religion, bui than I can hit one. The only thing that the golfer must gue with their veloping new skills and interests international balance of payments situation that has rather it gives each individual remember at all times is that the hole never moves. Wives and years before the retirement date, been running against the United States. right to choose, first of all, The idea is to get the ball to the spot where the hole friends too Some corporations have done whether or not he will accept an] Porter much — in this but the majority simply The Kennedy approach to the problem of the gold religion; if he does accept it, is waiting. Brooks says that the hole moved on only short, will be so bored that they send employees a final check and gives him the freedom of choice one occasion in the history of golf. notice on retirement date and drain, as Romney has observed it, is punitive. To cut will pray for the day when they of hU own particular form of wor- Twenty Minute Twaxby was on the green, poised will be privileged to return to that's that. The Identical indict- down on the outflow of American dollars, Kennedy ship. No teacher who is sincere their jobs. ment may be made of many un has cracked down on the amount of purchases that in his own religious precepts cai for putting. No one knows how long he remained ion leaders whose primary con- turn them off and on like a fau- locked in his stance, but the greenskeeper drove up, This will be because they cern is with the young, active tourists are permitted to bring in without paying a "won't know how lo make proper cet. No teacher who attempts to moved the hole to the other side of the green, and left members, not the older individ- duty. He has also proposed penalizing Americans who follow his religion, any religion use of their leisure time," says ual. Twaxby still poised. Of course, there is another way John J. Smith, publisher of the would like to buy such international stocks as Royal can nullify his beliefs when h Adult Courses retirement magazine "Harvest Dutch Shell or Volkswagen or Imperial Chemicals. enters his classroom. of making the hole move, but very few players carry Years." Thus, he argues, "These To be specific, corporations Help Reds For instance, 10-year-old Mary flasks anymore. extended vacations will give in should sponsor and widely pro- Who has been terribly shaken by What's so funny about golf? dustry, unjons and the workers mate adult education courses Such measures may serve to lessen the pressure ear of the earth's Imminent de- themselves a golden opportuni- which will give employees side on U.S. gold stocks, but they also stand to decrease struction by atomic bombs, comes FEEL LEFT OUT? ty to find out how to prepare kills to keep them active in the to her teacher. Her teacher ma; employees for the time when the retirement years. "Exceedingly the total amount of business done in the western tell the distraught child how thi 13-week paid vacation will be important," insists Smith, "are world. Thus they give aid and comfort to the balance of atomic power is evenly come 52 weeks of retirement." workshops and psychological Communists. divided between two dominant na- courses that will make an em- tions of the earth and that thi Smith couldn't hit the target ployee realize he's not going to fearful holocaust may never come more accurately. The 13-week Romney's proposed way of limiting the gold drain be cast-off when he leaves the about since both nations live un- vacation every five years just would be to give spepial advantages to U.S. companies job." Corporations also should der .a common blanket of fear. won by senior employees in ma- study how they can use their re- hat sell abroad. But he did not suggest anything as She may also say to the child tha jor steel mills and can compan Ired employees "as a company God's power is far greater than ies will spread as one way to controversial as a straight export subsidy. His idea asset." The retired employee, that of any group of human be- provide additional jobs in Indus- would be to let our big manufacturing companies en- Smith holds, "Is a largely un- ings on earth and far greater than tries affected by automation. tapped source of selling of com- ;age in a species of individual, taniff-free barter agree- any man made creation of de- Auto Workers )any products and services, re- ments with foreign producers. Picking Michigan auto- struction, and will tell Mary that she believes that the world will The United Auto Workers Is sulting of top-notch young work- mobile companies as his example, he outlined a hy- •r.i, enlisting community support come to an end only when it •xpected to fight for a similar Creator is ready for It to end. sabbatical lor auto workers in for the firms." pothetical situation as it might affect trade with Can- With mental Illness on the In- 1964. Union leaden of rubber Unions should place high pri- ada, To the extent that an American automobile manu- crease among young people, thii employees are reported ready to ority on training courses which facturer might use Canadian-made aluminium parts in seems a poor time to deprive chil- push for the same benefit In will not only supplement the ed- dren of the lecurlty which a 1988. The ext«id»d vacation l« ucational facilities offered by his cars, that much aluminum might be allowed to come aure to become an lncreajlngly 6-r'riday, July 26, 1963 (Continued on Page 11) (Continued on Page 11) (Continued on Page 11) h K Me of Religious Services BED BANK REGISTER Friday, loir 2*. IPAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PKESYBTERIAN Red Bank Red Bank Holy Communion will be cele- The subject at services Sunday Rev. Dr. Harold R. Husted, a at S:30 and IT a.m. celebrated with i Eaton town Church of Christ and brated Sunday at 8 a.m. Rev will be "Truth." ist president of the New Jar* New members will be receive A It ' 1A II Jin « *«- * * • ' i Masses at «,, 7, «, », 10,, u and Stuart,F. Gaat will preach at Responsive reading will Include sey Baptist Convention and for- Into die church. Rev. Kerry Rob 12 in thh e church and I, 10 and the 10 a.m. service. these words of Christ Jesus: "Ye mer pastor of First Park Bap- will preach on the subjeci g 11 o'clock in the auditorium. shall know tha truth, and the st Church, PlainfieW, will "Christian Life la a Conversi pulpits for the «:» p.m. Sunday Holy communion will be cele- The sacrament of baptism will truth shall make you free" (John preach at the 10 a.m. service tion" at both services. He »j service. Mr. Kirkpatrick's sab- brated the first and third Sun- be administered Sunday at 1:30 8:32). Sunday In the absence of Rev. be assisted by A. Alvin Whitinj ject for the 11 a.m. service at N day of the month. Morning pray- p.m. At least two days previous, JOHN 1:1 - i*«a arc a teacher come from God Related readings from "Sci- Dr. Charlea S. Webster, who la Uy leader. Red Bank will b* "What Must er will be celebrated the second arrangements must be made Men Believe?" and fourth Sundays. ence and Health with Key to the on vacation. His topic Music will be under the < with one of the priests by the Sunday Bible classes begin at Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy will be "Life—An Opportunity." rection of Herbert Burtis, mln parents of the candidates for 10 a.m. BIBLE BAPTIST will also be heard and will in- Simultaneous with the serv- ter of music and fine arts. NteodetnM, a ruler of the Jewa and therefore an baptism. Wayne Slifer wiU preside a Hailet clude the following: "Prayer can- ice, church school will be held "Church school will convene at educated man, waa able to recognize the greatneaa During the summer, tha Cherub both mornin>rning and evening Com- Rev. Kenneth M. Jones of the not change the unalterable Truth hi the education building for stu- a.m. under the direction of Davi ! Chapel will remain n operation munion servkIces and will be as- ef Jeana as a master teacher. Why was this? Bible Christian Union, Brooklyn, nor can prayer alone give us an dents In the nursery, kindergar- A. Willis. in the parish room. Infanta and sisted by Joseph Lindner, Sr. First beeaawe Jems' piufoend grasp ef the truth N. Y., will preach at tha 11 a.m. understanding of Truth; but pray- ten and primary departments. • Members of the Woman's Sc pre - school children will be Joseph Lindner, Jr., Willard Em- and 7 p.m. services Sunday, er, coupled with a fervent ha- At 8:30 p.m. the Geneva-Wes- dety of Christian Service who wil enabled Him to slate things simply and elearly. minded by the Junior CDA and mons, and Ron Henry. Singing while the pastor is on vacation. bitual desire to know and do the ley Fellowship (single young ad- greet the congregation at t A ehttd or a hardened ttaaer soaks snderatand what an adult adviser so that mem- will be directed by Charles Bible school will meet at 9:4S will of God, will bring us into ults) will meet in the Red Bank church doors Sunday morning bers of the congregation may at Craun. Prayers and Scripture He meant a.m. all Truth" (p. II) Methodist Church. are Mrs. Joseph H. Becker, Mrs. tend and take part in the Mass readings will be by Roger Kon- Seoond, He had the ability to meet any person on Cottage prayer meeting will be Monday: 9:30 a.m., the spir- Frederick A. Frank, Mrs. Frank without distraction. drup, Jerry Pickering and CONGREGATION BNAI ISRAEL Warner and Mrs. Vincent Smith. hia own tawL Mary, Martia, Peter, Thomas, Mteo- Wednesday at t p.m. In. the home itual therapy group and the Daily Mass if offered at 6:J5, Charles Whittle. desMM, ta«M and many others felt that He talked of the Mahoneys, 11 Vermont Rumson prayer and study group will meet The Methodist Youth Fello- 7 and 8 o'clock. Mid-week services are Thurs- Ave., Port Monmoutti. Late Friday night services will in the church parlor; S p.m., ship will meet Sunday at tbi their language la a way they had never experienced Friday is the first Friday of days at 7:30 p.m. Daily Vacation Bible School begin at 1:30 tonight conducted th* Tower Hill Cooperative Nur- church at 6;45 p.m. to go before. the month, which Is a day of will begin Monday, Aug. 5 and by Rabbi Gilbert S. Rosenthal. sery School committee will meet Ocean Grove Auditorium to he special devotion to the Heart of TRINITY EPISCOPAL Third, He to ved people for therr own sakea. Where continue through Friday, Aug. It. Max Grand will chant the litur in the Combs-OeVoe Memorial Dr. J. Wallace Hamilton. Th Christ. Masses will be at 8, 7 Red Bank others might see only »t« or failure, Jesus saw what Classes will be conducted from candlelighting time is a room. Intermediate Youth Fellowship and 8 a.m. For the convenience On Sunday Holy Eucharist will 9 to J1L3P ajn. The theme will :S8 p.m. will begia-a-new aeries- of PK they cwdd become with^ God'a k>v« jnd grace. Tuesday: 6:30 of the working people, Holy Com- be celebrated at 8 a.m; Morning be "Living With Christ." Mrs Saturday morning-services are rams, "M.Y.F. - Who, Wha! Finally, J«n»s lived what He taught Of Him It school inter"-church munion will be distributed at Prayer and sermon by th* rec- Albert Mahoney Is director. at 10 o'clock. Rabbi Rosentha and How" on what the M.Y. 6:45 a.m. There also will be an cevld bat said: Do" as He does as well aa do as He game with the team tor, Rev. Canon Charles H. Best, will preach on the portion of the Embury Methodist Church, does and what It can mean evening Mass at 8. Exposition will be at 10 a.m. There will be eay«. week. Mr. Grand will chant the them as members. The programi of the Blessed Sacrament will CHRIST EPISCOPAL tie Silver; 8 p.m., volleyball for no 9:15 Family Service during Our- great need is to sec the Master Teacher aa Shrewsbury liturgy. Louis Fisher will read members of the Geneva-Wesley will be lad by Misses Jan Swan. be held all day beginning after July and August. the Torah. son and Judy King with Mrs. He ssi—here to o«r midst, in our hearts, if we Holy Communion will be cele- Fellowship In the First Method- the 8 a.m. Mass and ending Sat- Tishea B'av services, marking Wallace Becker and Mrs. David Alcoholics Anonymous and the allow IHm there. Else, He atanda outside and knocks brated Sunday at I a.m. Family ist Church, Red Bank. urday at 8 a.m. The area Noc- the destruction of the temples Willis assisting. At 8:30 p.m. th Al-Anon group will meet at I Eucharist and sermon will be at turnal Adoration Society groups p.m. on Monday. with a hand that is scarred. If we hear and heed In Jerusalem, will be held Mon- Wednesday: 9:30 a.m., Christ- 'Geneva-Wesley fellowship wil will adore during the night hours. 9 a.m. Rev. Andrew M. Van Dyke mas bazar workshop for high Holy Eucharist will be cele- His words, wt baild our house on the rock; if we day night at 7:30. View the film "I Remember Dai St. James' Nocturnal group will will conduct the services during school students in youth parlor, brated at 8 and 10 a.m. on neither hear aor heed, we build on the shifting sands Sunday morning services are HsmmankJoW." make their holy hour from mid- the vacation of the rector, Rev. p.m., Softball for members of Wednesday. Th* service of heal- of confusion and defeat. If we listen, we can be Anselm Broburg. at 9:15. Daily evening services The Inter-denominational Pra; night to 1 a.m. Friday. he Geneva-Wesley Fellowship at ing will be at 8:30 and 10:30 helped by the Master Teacher to become the master are at 7:30. er and Study Croup meets The sacrament of penance will he Red Bank Athletic Field. PRESBYTERIAN the, Squire Memorial Chapel be administered Thursday and of oar daily lives.' Thursday: 8 p.m., th* Chris- Shrewsbury PRESBYTERIAN Tuesday at 10 a,m. The Method Saturday from 4 to 8 and 7:30 T.P. Devlin, Rector tian education commission will JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES Rev. Arthur S. Joice wil Llncrolt 1st Youth Fellowship meets al to 9 p.m. Confessions are also meet In th* associate minister's Fair Haven Trinity Churchj preach at the 9:30 a.m. service A Communion service will be the church at 6:15 p.m. to pla; heard daily during the 8 o'clock study. Theodore Van Schoick, a visit- Pine Btaff, Ark. Sunday on "Living Constructiive- held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev. goftball in the inter-chun Mass and after the Novena Serv- ing minister, will give a talk at Iy." The pastor, Rev. John R William J. Mills will preach on league. At S p.m. the Adult Ed ice Monday. HOLY COMMUNION 3 p.m. Sunday on "What Hop* m Collins, is on vacation. 'Shepherd of the Sheep." Sun cation Clos will meet for tt day school will meet simultane- EPISCOPAL The Novena devotion in honor for Lasting Peace?" A discus- Rev. Mr. Joice, who was pas- third In the aeries of discussioi ous with the service. Fair Haven of Mary's Miraculous Medal and sion of the Watchtower on the tor here from 1950-58, is Secre- on ft* novel, "The Plague" b] Churches to Hold During July, Holy Communion the service of benediction of the subject, "Maintaining Personal Meeting Held tary for Field Programs of the The Bible study group wil: Albert Camus. The dlscussioni will be celebrated Sunday morn- Blessed Sacrament will be held Integrity," will follow. Department of Stewardship and meet Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. are being led by the Rev. Kerry ings at 7:30. The 9:30 service will Monday at 8 p.m. On Tuesday, Bible studies will Regional Session Promotion In the United Pres- The Christian education com- Robb. The Geneva-Wes'ev Fel- be Holy Communion on the first Msgr. Emmett A. Monahan Is be held at the following loca- byterian Church in the U. S. A mittee will meet Thursday in the lowahlp will pUy volleyball By Flotilla Sundsy of the month and Morn- pastor, assisted by Rev. William tions: 58 Forman St., Fair Ha- EAST KEANSBURG - The Hi is a member of the board home of Mrs. Richard Harcle- fellowship hall at 8 p.m. ing prayer on all other Sundays. C. Anderson, Rev. Richard A. ven; 10 St. Mary's PI., 11 Clin- Bay Shore Community Church HIGHLANDS - U. S, Coast of managers of Church World rode, Leedsville Dr. Wednesday, the annual fair Leadem and Rev. Florian J. ton PI., and 50 Monmouth St., will be host to the New Jersey- Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 28 met Service, the United States Con- The Youth Fellowship has bulll In August, Holy Communion the Methodist Home, 70 Stocktoi Gall. Red Bank; '14 Sprlngdale Ave., Philadelphia area regional meet- last week in its new headquarters ference for the World Council of an outdoor worship center at the will be celebrated every Sunday Ave., Ocean Grove, will be helc new church site on Everett Rd morning at t o'clock. At the 9:30 Mew Shrewsbury; 6* Lincoln St., ing of the American Evangelical 205 Bay Ave. Churches, and the Department of from 9:15 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. , NEW APOSTOLIC Fairvicw, and 144 Seventh Av*., Christian Churches Saturday aft- Stewardship and Benevolence of service Holy Communion will be The fair will continue through Red Bank Atlantic Highlands. The Bible ernoon. Edward Klindlenst of Flotilla the National Council of the ST. ANN'S CATHOLIC celebrated on the first and third Thursday and Friday. Rev. Werner A. Schneider, rec- study aid, "Let Your Name be 23 spoke. Be advised the owners Churches of Christ in the U.S.A Keansburg Sunday. Morning prayer will be Rev. Joseph O. Schwab, East of yachts, motorboate and small The Girl Scouts will meet tor, wiU conduct the 10 a.m. serv- Sanctified," will be used. Sunday Masses will be at the second and fourth Sundays. North-port, N. Y., regional mod- craft to join the auxiliary In 8,9, 10, 11 and noon. There is no midweek service of 10 am. Wednesday. The Geneva ice Sunday. Sunday school will The ministry school and serv- METHODIST rator, will preside. The meet- their area and learn the correct Dally Masses will be celebrated Holy Communion during July and Wesley Fellowship will meet meet at 8:45 a.m. ice meeting will be held Thurs- Beltord ing will open at 1 p.m. and end operation of a craft. at 7 and 8 a.m. except on first August. On Tuesday, Aug. (, the church at 7 p.m. to pla: Rev. Mr. Schneider will con- day at 7:25 p.m. Ralph Mitchell, Rev. Alfred E. Wllllt, super- it 4:30 p.m. Fridays when hours will be a transfiguration of Our Lord, and Softball at the Red Bank Atr duct th* midweek service Wednes- Six new members filed appli- intendent of The Methodist IOJj|^Mary's PI., will give a speak 6:30 and 8 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24, St. Bar- leticWeld. day at 8 p.m. Rev. Mr. Schwalb will catlon lor membership in Flotll Home, Ocean Grove, will be the "How to Read Scriptures m "Evangelism for the Teen tholomew, Holy Communion will At I Jim. Thursday, the Com la No. 28. Applications for new guest preacher at the 11 a.m. On Holy Days, Masses will be iphasis." Richard R. be celebrated at 9:30 a.m, mission on Education will meel CENTRAL BAPTIST iger" and Rev. members will be received at service Sunday. He will preach offered at «, 7, I, 9, 10 and 1 of the host a.m. and at 7.30 p.m. No chil- in the conference room. Atlantic Highlands Ichwartz, pastor Herb's Place, 205 Bay Ave, The on "A Man Sent From God. BAPTIST dren are permitted at evening Sunday school classes an at church, will speak on "Church next meeting will be Aug. 23. Church school will meet at CAMPED IN THE POCONOS AJW.E.ZION New Monmouth Mass. 9:45 a.m. At the 11 a.m. worship Unity." a.m. ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS-Ten - Red Bank The Bible school meets Sun- Confessions will be heard Sat service, Mrs. John Roberts will Communion will be celebrated The Women's Society of Chris- members of the Pioneer Girls of Rev. Dr. Charles E. Bourne day at 9:30 a.m. Rev. William urdays, first Thursdays, and o play for the morning organ pre 'Magnificat in D' tian Service wilt attend the an< Emmanuel Baptist Church here will preach at the 11 a.m. sen E. Blsgrov* will preach at* the snd an ordination service will be the eves of Holy Days, from lude "Berceuse" by Godard. Th* 10:45 a.m, seme on "A Posi- held for a divinity student. Re- nual fair at the Ocean Grovi recently attended Camp Cherith lee Sunday. Sunday school wil morning anthem by the Senior Sunday Afternoon 3:30 to I p.m. and from 7:30 to tive Testimony of Election." Al gional and clergy reports will be Methodist Horn* on Thursday. in the Poconos near Stroudsburg, meet at 9:30 a.m. Choir will be "He Is Mine!'' 8:30 p.m. th* 7:45 p.m. service th* pasta received. ELBERON -The "Magnificat Pa. Rev., Dorothy Thornton, pastoj Pastor Harry Kraft will continue Baptisms will be administered will speak on "Rejolceth In the In D," the oratorio by Johann MONMOUTH REFORM of Shaw A.M.E. Zion Church The Women's Guild of the Bay every Sunday at 1 p.m. Arrang In the group were Joyce Berg- the. theme, "Ambassadors for Truth." This will be the last TEMPLE Cardiff, willl speak at the S p.m. Shore Community Church will Sebastian Bach, will be present ments should be made a week stresser, Debbie Ervin, Judy Er- Christ." evening service until Sept. Shrewsbury service Sunday in honor of Stew- serv* refreshments. ed by the ministry of music of in advance of the baptism. vin, Barbara Johnsen, Judy At the 8:30 p.m., the church ' The midweek prayer service is Sabbath Eve services will ardess Day. A reception will fol- Rev. Edward A. Corrigan Levy, Pam Lingo, Patty Laugh- youth groups, the Pilgrims, the at 7:30 p.m. each Wednesday. The meeting will be open the Elberon Memorial Church, held this evening at 8:30. Rabbi low. pastor and Rev. Stanley lin, Kathy Nilsen, Donna Thome Pioneers, the Ambassadors and the public. Park Ave., In a special vester Richard F. Stelnbrink will read and Lynn Wueslhoff. The call to prayer service wi the Senior Youth Fellowship, will Levandoski and Rev. Frederick be Wednesday at 8.p.m. METHODIST service at 4 p.m. Sunday. part three of a six part sermon A. Valentino are assistants. meet at the church. series, "Germany Today, A Rab- The senior choir will provide Atlantic Highlands GETHSEMANE LUTHERAN The "Praise Him" band will Frank Karlan, New York rep- bi Revisit* the Land of His the music at the Joint service The annual church school pic- STRATHMORE JEWISH Keyport play at the 7:30 p.m. worship Development resenative of the National Board Birth." at 8 o'clock tonight In Union nic will be held tomornw at of Governors of the American CENTER Rev. Frederick C. Boos, pas- service, and Pastor Kraft will On Monday and Wednesday Baptist Church, Neptune, to cele- Cheesequake State Park. Cars Guild of Musical Artists, and Matawan Township :or, will conduct services Sunday continue the theme, "This la The Opens This Week Rabbi Stelnbrink will meet with brate that church's anniversary. will leave th* church at 8:30 a.m. vice president of the Profession- Regular Friday sabbath serv- it 8:30, 8:45, and II a.m. The Devil!" as he brings tha message members of the religious schoo The board of stewards and the Services arc at 8:30 and 11 al Singers of New York, is di- ices commence at 8:30 p.m. at hurch schol will meet at 9:45 "The Devil Is A Father" LONG BRANCH - The open- faculty. Men's Fellowship will meet i a.m. Sunday., Rev. Robert H. rector of the ministry of music. the Matawan Township First Aid .m. Wednesday at T p.m., the ing of Shrewsbury River Estates, morrow at 8:30 p.m. in the home Heulltt will preach on "A Chris- and Rescue Squad building, Am- "Praise Him" band will new 162 home luxury-styled wa- Mr. Karlan will be assisted by EMMANUEL BAPTIST of Leverett M. Russell, Orchard tian Perspective." boy Rd. and Prospect Ave., Cliff- ST. JAMES EPISCOPAL hearse, followed at 7:45 p.m. terfront community on Atlantic the following choir members: Atlantic Highlands PI., Morganville. Church school meets it 1:30 wood. Services will be conducted Eatontown by the Midweek Prayer Meet' ve. here takes place this week. Hallie Nowland, soprano; Carole The pastor, Rev. Harold M, a.m. by Harvey and Ivan Kalman, Schedule of services [or Sun- ing. 'art of the uiew 99-acre "Silver CHara, alto; and Howard Shaw, Ervin, will preach at the II a.m. LUTHER MEMORIAL Joined by the Teenage Choir. An day: 8 a.m., litany and ante-Com- New Shrewsbury PRESBYTERIAN horeline," which will eventual- baritone. The choir will be aug and 7:30 p.m. services Sunday. meg ftabbat will follow the serv. REFORMED ly include a marina, shopping merited by a quartet from New munion, and 10 a.m., litany, ante- "I Believe in Christ, the R Rumson A prayer meeting at 7 o'clock ices. Middletown center and garden apartments, York City churches. Communion and sermon by Rev, deemer" is the sermon topic ol The single worship service will precedes the evening service. During Jury and August the the new community offers three M. Woolley, Jr. Pastor Daniel Reinheimer for the be held Sunday at 9:30 a.m. Rev, William Memmott will be at Sunday school is at 9:45 a.m METHODIST Reformed Church and the Bap- Mr. Douie, pastor, will be on va- models in hi-level, split-level and Mid week prayer service is on 10:15 a.m. service Sunday. It will the organ, and Eugenie Deugel Naveslnk FEDERATED tist Church are holding union cation and the pulpit will be oc ranch design. A. J. Paclcoo of Wednesday at I p.m. be the fourth in a series of se will be the violinist. Rev. John Fulton will bring Holmdel services. Rev. Earl D. Compton cupied by a guest minister. Rev. West Long Branch is sales agent. awns on the Apostles Creed. the message at the 9:30 a.m. Sun- Rev. Chris Meadows, of Prince- is conducting the service* at the Robert P. Brodsky of the First The homes at Shrewsbury Riv- WORKSHOP A nursery Is held for small TO ENTER IOWA WESLEY AN day worship service. Sunday ton, will be the goert minister Baptist Church in July, and Rev.Congregational Church, Dudley, er Estates are set on lota rang- NEW SHREW8BURY-A sum. children dUriog the service. Sun- MOUNT PLEASANT, Iowa - school, with classes for all ages, at the 10 a.m. service Sunday. John E. Bates will conduct th* Mass. Rev. Mr. Brodsky1' ser ing from K to %-acre. Every mer workshop for the Shrews- day school and Bible classes Charles S. Keyler has been ac- meets at 10:4$ a.m. A nursery services at the Reformed Church mon tonic will be "New Forms lot affords direct private ac- bury Presbyterian Church will be meet at» a.m. At 9 a.m., a film cepted at Iowa Wesleyjn Col- la provided at the morning wor- in August Th* services begin at In an Old Ministry." cess to the Shrewsbury River. conducted Wednesday from 10 will be shown to the congrega- lege and will be enrolled as a ship service. 10 a.m. The subject of tha Ser- John H. Watson, 3d, organist, AH homes Include gas dryer, city a.m. to i p.m. in the home of tion and Sunday school combined, freshman this fall. His parents Chester W. Hendrlcks, Jr., Is mon Sunday will be "Th* River will be at the console during water, city sewers, natural gas, Mrs. G. Lawton Cox, K Clover- It Is entitled "My Brother." are Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. jrganliL The Senior Choir re- of God." the worship hour. paved street, curbs and side- dale Clr., here. It deals with race relations Ceyler of Rumson. 4 Church school will convene at walks. hearses Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. owemt preparared by "This is the Life BAPTIST 9:30 a.m. hi three departments- The Pastor's Choir rehearses H TV." FRIENDS MEETING Red Bank kindergarten, primary and jun- Sundays at 6 p.m. Sunday at 8 p.m. the Walthei Shrewsbury Rev. Stanley E. Mugridg*, ior. Nursery care will be pro- DAILY CROSSWORD The Religious Society ol League executive board wil ST. ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL I regain pastor, will preach at the 11 a.m. vided for younger children. AOBOM 47.1towbos.t Friends, (Quakers,) meets every meet at the parsonage to plan propellers Highlands service Sunday on "Face the Prayer Fellowship will meet 1. Big. spa Plrstdsy, (Sunday,) at 11 a.m the year's activities. The Cot •.Bunglea DOWN Holy Communion will be cele- Facts." in the'lounge at It a.m. Tuesday. Flrstday school for religious ed- tage Meeting Bible class meet The Sunday evening praise play: LOamefUh jrated every Sunday at 8 a.m. I. Dull pain ucation of children meet* at 10:31 my h<">Hh? at the home of Mr. and Mrs. service will be held at 7:30. BAPTIST There will be a family service Calvin Stelti, Atlantic High 9.Hteridu's I. Real each Sunday at 10 a.m. Church The midweek service is Leonardo 4, Barnyard CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ewaatty school children will come to this lands, «t 7:39 p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., in the Church school will meet Sunday fcnUraan SOCIETY female (owl service with parents and leave chapel. at 9:45 a.m. Rev. William Carr 11. Biade •.Flightless Atlantic Highlands THE TRUTH for their classes after the Creed, will preach at the 11 a.m. service efied bird: NIL Church service and Sunday St. George's by the River except on the first Sunday of the HOLY TRINITY on "The Middle Man," and at K-sMtek, •.Atvceate IN THIS school are at 11 a.m. Wednes- month, when there will be a Holy Waterman Ave., Rumson EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN the 7:30 p.m. service on "Count aaa strongly Aamr ttaia,te day's testimony meeting is at Eucharist. All other family serv. GREAT BOOK Red Bank Ing the Cost" 7. Drop 8:15 p.m. Reading room hours soother I. Escaped IT. Chapter of ices will be services of morning Rev. Harold Hornberger will Midweek prayer and Bible B track 10. Tended, u the Koran are Tuesday from noon to 2 p.m. prayer. CAN HEAL YOU Fellow lign tt preach at the family service Sun- study is Wednesday at 8 p.m. 38. Tog, In and Saturday from 1:30 to 4 p.m. 18. Bird of a furnace There will be a celebration of day at 9:30 a.m. Sunday school Edinburgh Yes, you can be h«aled-n» Sat IriaM IrlJq* prey 11, Ptnnjr U. former except on holidays. the Holy Communion every lso will meet at 9:30. TRINITY EPISCOPAL 14. Observe Ruulan 31. Old 11. Humor Wednesday at 7 a.m. Celebra- matter how serious the condi- Matawan ll.Posteas 1«. Driving ruler measure! METHODIST tions of the Holy Communion on tion or how long it has con* Canon Geo. A. Robertjhaw WESTMINSTER The schedule of services for IT. Old times tea and rain M.RtT*rfa> of length Sea Bright llOomJe MUtlMtppi holy days will take place aa an- tinued-if you will prayerfully PRESBYTERIAN the seventh Sunday after Trinity 19. Reaches 41. Alphabet Rev. George W, Starameare Ricltr theatrkwl tt. Ron* or soup letter nounced. Rev. Donald G. A. Mac- Middletown Is: 7:41 a.m., matins and Holy tO. Offer will preach at the 11:15 a.m. seek the truth contained in sket«hM «. Humming- paper 41" Leod is ths vicar. Sacrament of Holy Commun- Eucharist; 10 a.m* Holy Euchar- service Sunday. Church school this peat book, Science and M. Kind of bird money: *L Vadis" 8 A.M.—Holy Communion ion will be observed Sunday at ist. group will meet at 9:30 a.m. HOLINESS Health with Key to the Scrip, 9:15 a.m. Rev. Harlan C. Durfee Holy Communion will be cele- dance 1 i 4- * it 7 s Midweek services are Thurs- Long Branch turn by Mary Bak.tr Eddy. 10 A.M.—Morning Service will preach on the topic "Chris- brated Wednesday at 9 a.m. JJ. Gourd day at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school and Junior tian Without a Price Tag," a Alcoholics Anonymous will fruit 9 to II church will meet at 10 a.m. You may read or, borrow Rev. John P. Cuyler message seeking to establish the meet Tuesday at 9 p.m. J7, Covered METHODIST Scripture lesson and prayai Science and Health free oi withvinM a IS Pritchtr standards which a Christian must Morganville service for the sick will be con- chasge at any Christian Sci- have If he ij to be "unpurchas- REFORMED ]«. Confined ». fruit of a 14 lie 17 Sunday worship service Is at 9 ducted by Rtv. E. H. Lawrence, ence Reading Room. Tht able." New Shrewsbury a.m. Sunday school meets at 10 pastor, Monday at 8 p.m. etrtam book can be purchased in red, You Are Invited Church school wfll meet at I: A work day will be held tomor- palm 10 a.m. in Westminster Hall ,m. In Fellowship Hall. row In the church. •0. Discordant % % % ftV/i% green, or blue binding at $3 The sacrament of Holy Com- 29 XI •a. * 14 1% a* and will be sent postpaid on munion will be celebrated at the $ tit receipt of cheek or money THE ELBERON MEMORIAL CHURCH *M a.m. service Sunday. Rev. ••MIX »7 IS trips SOUTHERN BAPTIST FELLOWSHIP order. Isaac C. Rottenbeff will So PARK AVENUE ELBERON. N. J. Breach. tt.Ham 3* • MEETS EACH WEDNESDAY - 1:00 P.M. SeXCMtumM The Golden Fellowship wUl V Si 31 SUNDAr meet In White Hall Thursday at S7. Pronoun UNCROFT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL Christian dcience 40. Rude A % % YA 'A V 3k> »7 NEWMAN SPRINGS RD. UNCROFT DIVINE SERVICE 11:00 A. M. 11:30 a.m. shelter 3! ?4 se >» U. Match A READING 4-1 4a 43 SIRMON IT DR. HAROLD A. IOSLIY ST. CLEMENTS EPISCOPAL 44.H*lptrs 40 Bible Study - Prayer • Fellowship ROOM Smltr MtoMtar •« ChrM eSmrak Itottmltat, H«w VWk CHJI Belford UlMg 4t 49 TNI MinieTiv er MUSIC On the seventh Sunday aft*r Mth* ' For Information Call Evenings — SH 7-1409 eoufttry WIVLIAM aWMSSOTT, CnuUt Trinity the vicar, Rev. Ralph *I0 •7 209 BROAD ST. HALMI MOWLAM*. SMrtM C«ft*M •'NAM, «MMII* Edwards, will read matins at WELCOME raamt RAIIN, f— » wnttr upwaw *M»W, I**** l:« a.m. This will he followed •27 Also Friday Eve. 7:36*» .: • . IUUMI small, WMMM .. .,,/.,,. , by sung Eucharist and- sermon, laon. thru Sat 124* h Jrfy J», 1%3 TV Key . ; fRJPA Y>TV MOVIE JftttTAHi JKKBVTf I - - __WOR-TV CAKLTON- . lava«e iin t:O0; 7:«: '».io. Channel! .WCWHV CktaMl -WPU-TV 2U1(): : :M Previews KFSU •**» » »; * > AIR CONDITIONED Bpenoer1! Mountain Today"* Ufp telSMon (hows as nUDAY AFTE1N0ON 7—Focus on the Newi aun.Hjncwi Mountain 2:00: 4:50: previewed »nd selected by TV U:M 11—JefTi Collie—Dram* 7:10; 9:80. CARLTON BANK Key's staff of experts who at- J-Love of Life-Serial •:4» EATONTOWN DRIVE-IN- tend rehearsals, watch screen, 4—Your Pint Impretiisa 4-Weather MATINff at 2 • EVENINGS 7 and 9:15 ings, and analyze scripts in New FRI. * «AT.—Cartoona 1:3a; P T 10S 7—Ernie Ford-Variety I:4J -»:»; 1:30: love la a Ball 13:00. York and Hollywood. SUN.—«pencer'a Mountain SMO; 12:40- 11—Bozo The Clown 2-Newi-Mike Wallace Blick ant 10:46. SING ALONG WITH MITCH DAH6ERW0REA 12: It 4-NeWs—Huntley, Brinkley •Repeat) Fans get another hour LONG BRANCH PWHTEDFACE!, 9—Farm News 7—News—Murphy Martin of timeless favorites like "Bi- BARONET- 12:11 FiftT-tlv« days at P«klm 3:30: S:20: cycle Built for Two," "I Love T:W Poliee Nurae I:»: 7:10. 9-Newi k Weather : You Truly,"'Tin Looking Over a 4—Bachelor Father •AT.—Summer ttrlei Kiddle now 11:15 10:00 a.m.: Flftjr.riv« Dayi at Peluna Four Leaf Clover," "Dixie," "At S—Assignment: Underwater »:_»: i:W; »:3O; PoUci Nura. .:«: 2—News—H. Reasoner ways" and more. Seems as 7—Death Valley Days 9—Almanac Newareel SUN.—0iary of a Madman 3:20; hough Mitch has his file finger 9—Merrytooa Circui • :3O; 9:40; vampire and the Ballerina 12:» U—News—Kevin Kennedy 2:00; 5:00; 8:10. on them all. (Color) 8:30 p.m ASBURY PARK NBC. 2—Search for Tomorrow 7: It 4—Truth or Consequences—Quli J-Weather LYRIC- The night-shirfed Spencer family is beaming evidence of I'M DICKENS . . . HE'S FEN- The Nutly Prole«or 2:30; 7:30; 5—Cartoons—Tom Gregory 11-Local Newt »:(». why the Warner Bros, glowing romantic drama, "Spen- STER. "The Acting Game" (Re- 7—Father Knows Beit—Serial •AT. t BUN.—The NuUy Proteuor 7:11 3:10; 4:10; 6:10; «:1O; 10:20. BrtaKEITH TtmrKIRK peat) Funny outing. Harry be- 9—Memory Lane—Joe Franklin cer's Mountain" was selected Father's Day Picture of the lieves he's been selected to do a 1-News MAYFAIR- iltiaKRISTENrMiCORGORAN 11—Rocky and hit Friendi f—'a Blow Tour Horn 2:45: T:2S; Year by the National Father's Day Committee. Grouped TV commercial but he soon dis- i.n TECHNICOLOR* covers other carpenters are com 12:45 H»i'. * SUN.—Come Blow Tour around their screen parents (Henry Fonda and Maureen U-Weather Horn 2:38; (:00; 7:30; »:W. peting for the job. The auditions 2-Gulding Light—Serial 7:M O'Hara) are Veronica Cartwrighr, Susan Young, baby H—Komedy Capers ST. JAMES and rehearsals are hilarious and 2-Rawhlde mi. SAT. k SUN.—Lawrence ol PREVIEW TOMORROW 10:30 * Michel* Daves, Miss O'Hara, Rocky Young, Michael will delight the cult of Astin- 12:55 4—International Showtime Arabia 2:00; 8:00. 4-News COLUNGWOOD CIRCLE Young, Fonda, Gary Young, Kim Karath, Ricky Young Ingels fans. 9 p.m. ABC. S—Roaring Vf*-Drama I:M 7-Cheyenne-Wes^n SHORE DR1VE4N- ^.. a*girl... on SpeScer's Mountains and co-star James MacArthur. Five of the nine children ALFRED HITCHCOCK. "A Cartoon Show «:«; Yellowitone Cubi 2—Burnt & Alien 9—Payment Deferred—Charles 9:20; Summer Mafic 10:19; 12:15. Tangled Web." (Repeat) One ot RAT. A BUN.—Yellowitone Cubi •re named Young and they are brothers and sisters for the series best. There's suspense, 4—Afternoon Drama, One Life, Uughton—1933-90 Min. 1:40; Bummer lUjic »:5O; 11:40. whom life became slightly complicated when producer- a good script and strong per- 5—Cartooni U—Sportsman's Club NEPTUNE CITY 7—General Hospital director Delmer Daves signed their mother to play the. formances by Robert Redford 7:40 NEPTUNE CITY- and, above all, by Zohra Lam- II—BpW Journey Mullnr on the Bounty !;00;..8:M. _. wife of one of Fonda's screen brothers. Mrs. Young IJ-Calcuhu iAT.^Mutlnjr on the Bounty l;00: pert who lights up the screen 7:55 •:O0. 1UN.—JMuUny on the Bounty 2:30; then became her children's aunt. Donald Crisp and with her open manner, She plays 1:25 11—Baseball. Yankeea Wally Cox are also starred in "Spencer's Mountain." a French maid who falls in love 8:00 BELMAR with a hot tempered rich boy Starts Sunday at the Carlton Theater, Red Bank. 13—American Nation FLY-IN DRIVE-IN- (Redford) who turns out to be a X—At The World Turn* l:« TRl. A RAT.—1 ftfllt on Tour Crave professional thief. The girl tries 11:00; Bourbon Street Ihadowi »:30; 5—Film-The Man With My 2—Route W Bucket o! Blood 12:40. to leave but stays on to cure the RUN.—Playjlrl A the Bellboy 10:50; Face—1B51—Barry Nelson— 4-Slng Along With Mitch young man of his habit. Don't Qletha Playmate! 12:15: Kind Ol 85 Min. 8—Texan—Western > Lovin, 1:30. miss Miss Lampert if this one T V Key Mai I bag 7—Girl Talk 7—Fllntitone*—Cartoon passed you by—she's really NORTH OF RED BANK »-Star And Story 0:00 something. 8:30 p.m. CBS. 11-Fllm-Loan Shark—1952— HIGHLANDS By STEVEN H. SCHEUER Shatner (Eric) and Robert A. 5—Bronco—Western MARINE- JACK PAAR SHOW (Repeat) Question — Who were the tw< Brown (John). Shatner has ap- George Raft—90 Min. 7—Dickens—Feniter FEJ. tt BAT.—Dr. No 1:00; 9:00. Oscar Levant made a rare TV SUN.—Day at the Trl«m 2:00; 7:00: young actors who played "Eric peared in a variety of roles on 1:55 9—Friendship '7—Documentary appearance here. If you're one of 10:00: Btcp, took it La«|h 4:00: and "John" on a recent Did most of the TV series this year 8:30. ' . • • • • the many who relish hi» wit, tune 4-New« ' . 1:10 Powell Show called "Colossus'" and Brown has also done exten- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS Come emytlmt v? to 0:30 in for some epigrammatic ob- 3:01 2-Alfred Hitchcock They were both excellent acton sive TV work. Incidentally, this ATLANTIC— P.M. and tt* a comphtv servations on people (Zsa Zsa2—Password—Allen Luddea 4-Price It Right thaw. tnd I hope to see more of then drama was the pilot film for a Plttyflve Daya at Peklttc 6:IJ; 8:30. Gabor, George S. Kaufman, Jayne 4-People Will Talk 7—77 Sunset Strip—Mystery BAT. A SUN. —Fltty-Flve Dayi At in the future.—N. S., Somerset proposed new series, which Peklm 2:00; «:«; 9:30. Mansfield, for example), and 7—Day In Court—Drama Mass. wasn't sold. 0:55 HAZLET even a round at the piano. For ^-Understanding Our World- 9-Baseball-Metj Answer — The two actors wh< Education LOEW'S DRIVE-IN- the rest, there's Jackie Mason II: M Cartoon 8:60; Flrit ship to Venui portrayed the immigrants in thi: Question — Is the actress who with a comic routine, and a chat 3:29 8:57: 12:19; Savaie Sam 10:30. 4—Jack Paar SAT.—Cartoon-O-Rama 8:50; Sirit fine TV drama, were Willian plays the mother part on thane d performance from the Smoth- 4-Newi 5—Detectives Ship to Venua »:11; 13:30; gavace Hazel" TV series, related in ers Brothers. (Color) 10 p.m7-New. i Sam 10:49. 13-World at Thirteen BUN.—Oartoon-O-Rama S:50: Klnr any way to movie star Kim No- NBC. Konr Ve. oodillla 9:11; 12:15; The vak? I think they look very 1—House Party—Art LJnUetter 10:10 Tralton 11:00. EYEWITNESS. Last week's re- KEANSBURG much alike.—Mrs. F. M, New 4—Doctors 2—Eyewitness port on the nature of the testi- CASINO- Haven, Conn. mony heard at the Congression- 7—Jane Wyman 5—Mr. Lucky—Adventure 7—Third Man—Mystery FRI. BAT. aV SUN.-Bye Bye Birdie Answer — Many fans have al hearings on the "public ac- 9—Film—Dancing OB A Dream 2:00: <:30. 11—Steve Allen asked this same question. Whit- commodation" section ot the civ- —1954—90 Min. PERTH AMBOY 13—Jazz Scene ney Blake, who plays Don Deil-rights legislation, is widened IB MAJESTIC- 11:00 FRI. IAT. * SUN.-Mutly Proteuor Fore's wife on the TV series, is here tonight to include the hu-5-News 1:00; 4:00; 6:00; 8:00; 10:00. not related to Kim Novak. man aspect of the problem. 1:00 2—Newt—Douglas Edward* EDISON Filmed segments on reaction 2—To Tell the truth—Panel 4—News—Edwin Newman MENLO PARK CINEMA- 5-Newi Question — I recently saw Peg- from those concerned in the4—Loretta Young—Drama P T UO~?:00: 4:30: 7:00: 0:35. 7—Newsr-Murphy Martin SAT.—P T 109-2:05; 4:<0; 7:20; gy Wood on a segment of theNorth as well as the South will 5—Doorway to Destiny be on' view. 10:30 p.m. CBS. 11-News-John K. M. McCaffery BUN.^-Spencer'a Mountain 2:00; 4:45; Y//S///////////////////////A "Nurses" and was impressed 7—Queen for a Diy T:00; »:45: , STEVE ALLEN. Steve tangles 11:10 with her performance. She was 11—Film—On Our Merry Way— W00DBR1DGE with The Martins (they're men- 4—Weather—Tex Antolne great in the role of the old nurse IMS-Burgess Meredlth-90 DRIVE'-IN- who didn't want to give in totalists), and Zsa Zsa. Gabor, and Min. 5—Film—I Wake Up Screaming TOI. * BAT.—Cirtoom 8:40; King VICTOR BORGE lets Joanle Sommera ling. 10:30 —1941—Betty Grable-1 Hr. Kon( vi. oodzllla 9:30; 1:15; Ex- old age. Is she the same actress 13—American Nation periment In Terror-H:15. 2 WALT DISNEY HITS! who used to play "Mama" on WP1X. 1:25 40 Min. SUN.—Tammy & the Doctor 1:40; TV? - Mrs. F. D., Memphis, TONIGHT. On his last night be- 7—Local Newt 11:19; laland ol Love 10:30. Hayley Mills • Buri Ives Sat. Eye, July 27,9 P.M. 2—News—Douglas Edward* MONTCLAIR Tenn. fore taking off on vacation, 1:M 11-Steve Allen ' —ALSO— Johnny Carson hat Selma Dia- CLAIRIDGE^ "SUMMER MAGIC" "YILLOWSTONI CONVENTION HALL Answer — Peggy Wood, who 2-Edge of Night 11:15 Row the Wett Wa« Won 8:30. mond, Oleg Casslni, Carmel BAT.-How the West Waa Won 2:00; CUIS" ASBL'RY PABK gave a touching performance on •—You Don't Say 2—Weather—Carol Reed Tlck«ti: S2.90, 3,50; 4.00. 5.00 al Qulnn and comic Shel Silversteln 8:30. Convention Hall Box Office, PR 0* the recent repeat of the "Nurses' 5—Texan +-Looa^New» ' • ,••••• , ••••-• SUN.—How Ilia Weet Wai Won 2:00: MOO; Bamberger'e (all storei) MI join his party. (Color) 11:15 p.m. 7:30. • *• •-••:••• 3-6331; Anderaan'a, Red Bank; Bteln- (called "The Saturday Evening 7-Who bo You Trust? . 11:20 bach'a—Aibury Park; Ticket Ajen- NBC. ' Cl Y IK] '""•'•|" Theatre clea; Record Shopi. Mall Orders tn of Time"), starred for many sea- 4:00 2-F!lm-Jenn!fer-1953-Ida Convention Hall, Asbury Park, N. J. sons In 100% PURI BEEF HAMBURGERS-not made from frozen TODAY thru AUG. 3 Are You In The Know? meat —but top quality beef ground fresh daily. McDonald's '' Hamburgers art served hot off the grill on toasted buns — STATE HIGHWAY 35 HAZLET Tha peopla who ara "in the know" dint here the way you like 'em bestl frequently, for they're certain of finding their • AMUSEMENTS DANCING favorite fooeh rattefully and healthfully pre- CRISP GOLDEN BROWN FRENCH FRIES-cut from choice pared and abpetiiingly served. #1 Idaho potatoes - prepared to your taste and served • REFRESHMENTS • piping hot. You never had (hem JO goodl Special Attractions for the Children, Including Fir* Truck Rides The mor* particular you ara about what you TRIPLE-THICK DAIRY SHAKES - smooth and creamy-the •at, the bstta/ you'll appreciate our really flood old-fashioned kind made [ust rlghtl AMUSEMENT RIDES FOR CHILDREN and ADULTS iup»Hor euiiine ... firit choice among tha STARTING JULY 29! most diicrimimting aatan-out at pricet that SUMMER CLOSING HOURS make itme to the value-minded. Sunday thru Thursday—12:00 Midnight FIREMEN'S NIGHT TUESDAY, JULY 30 Friday and Saturday—1:00 A. M. FIRST AID NIGHT THURSDAY, AUG. 1 "A blend of the old with the new" took for Oi» golden arehe>* 1 amnunmwG MERCHANTS 1AYSHORI HARDWARE HAZLET SWEET SHOP RATHBONI'S GARAGE •AYSHOM STATIONERS J. H. KELLY CO. SEACOAST FLOOR COVERING tUDNICK'S ISSO J. M. FIELDS STRAUI MOTORS PENINSULA HOUSE ClU-tONI'S aRIINHOUSES KEYPORT HARDWARE W. D. SWARTZIL The McDonald's HAHJU'I MIATS LOIW'S 35 W. S. WALUCI SEA BRIGHT, N. J. 842,2100 HAZUT PHARMACY L. W. IAHRINIURO Yl COTTAM INN HIGHWAY 35 (Jutt North of Five Cornen) MIDDLETOWN S-JEditorltl Pate t RED BANK REGISTER Friday, July 26, 1963—9 U-Probe 7-Ftla-The Gunflghter-HJO SUNDAY TV IJM 7—Summer School 11—Jack La Lanne lfcW -Gregorjr Peck-M Min. 2-Ed Sullivin •ONDAV MOKNINa - 7:00 3—American Nation *-AM5-Cartoon •-See 2:30 P.M. Mn-Cfcarles Uughfon-90 7—Jane Wyman 4—Sermonette—Religion t-Shari Lewis-Children 4:»» 7:M Mln. 2—News And Weather - 11:20 »-Fllm-See II Noon 4-Today-Hugh Dowas -»r; Tfi* ••• ••• 7-Courageoui Cat • ' ' 2-Love That Bob 7-News 12:M 5—Metropolitan Memo 11—Pro Soccer 7—Early Bird Cartoons 4-Moden Fanner ll-Chrift<)pher ProfraiB 5-Horse Race, Aqueduct T:» 2—Washington Report 11:21 7:11 4—Youth Forum 7:23 II: U 4:4S 5-Call To Prayer-Rellgka 4-Car 54 5-News 2—Previews 7:44 S—Call To Prayer-Religloa U-Uving Word 4-Film-The Ship That Died Of 5—Community Diilogue U:M t(. 4—Sermonette 7:11 lfcM Shame-19»-7S Min. 2—Film—Pacific Rendezvous— 7—Film—The House Soldiers— 2—Pete and Gladys—Comady 2-Give Vi This Day—Religion 7—Focus 1942-Lee Bowman—90 Min 5—Columbia Lectures *-Mighty Mouse—Cartoons 11-Sports 1959-John Wayne—2 Hrs. 7—Barney Bear 4—Concentration ' 7:S 7:41 4—Science Age •-King Leonardo-Cartopai ' IN ' '' 7:45 7—Seven Keys 2—News 2—Previews S—Film-God Is My Co-PUot— 7-Utti. Rascals-Cartoons 2—Film—The Story Of 7—Real McCoys 7-Klng And Odie 11—Operation Alphabet 7:11 4-Modera Farmer Dennis Morgan—2 Hrs. ll-This ft TliB life SeabUcuk-1949—Shirley 4—Bonanza 8:00 5-Hour Of St. Francis 7—Youth Wants To Know 2—Summer Semester 11:45 Temple-SO Min. 5—American Experience 2—Captain Kangaroo WITH ATTACK SQUADRON 7—Chriatopher Program 11—Sergeant Preston • 7:55 »-Newa k Weather S-Feliz and the Wizard U-Thrlller S-Sandy Becker-Children CHERRY POINT, N. C. — 7-News IfcH T-WIde World of Sports 7:N 1:25 7< Marine Cpl. Thomas P, Hifgins, Ml 9—Almanac Newsree! t—Westers Open 2-Glve Us ThU Day 4-1 Believe 9—Baseball 8:25 son of Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Hlg- 2—Have You Read 11:N 7:H 7—Guestward Hot 7-iBllly Bang Bang gins of 70 Manning PI., Keans- 4—Crusader Rabbit—Cartoon* >-Wn Ha Tin—Adventure U-Ramar Of The Jungle 2—News 9—Film—See 12 Noon 8:H burg, N. J. is serving with Ma- 7—Focus For Children 2-G. E. True-^-Jack Webb 4--Fury—Adventur* S:M 11—Sportsman Club 1I:M 7—Little Rascals rine Attack Squadron 533, Ma- 8:15 •ATUROAY EVKNINO 2—Friendship Show 1:4* rine Aircraft Group 24, Second 7-Cartoonies 2—Candid Camera 0:00 7-This Is The Answer Marine Aircraft Wing, on a rou- 7-Cartpons-Chlldren 8-News and Weather 11—Sports 4—DuPont Show—Drama 2—My Little Margie 4—News—Sander Vaoocur tine training exercise In th« Car- 11-ReUgloui Leadera kit I:!S U—Checkmate •—Birthday House 2-Story Shop I—Sandy's Hour ibbean. The unit is expected to 4-Falth In Action 11-BasebalI-Mets It: II 7—Funny Manns 5-Cartoont-Caiklrea >-FUm—Payment Deferred— return in late August. 2-Roy Rogers-Western *-Off To Adventure 2:00 2-What's My Line 13—Calculus fcM 1932-Charles Uughton-90 4—Make Room For Daddy 11—Agricultural Film 4-Citles, People and Archi- 7—ABC News Report 1:21 2—Captain Kangaroo Mln. 5—Just for Fun—Cartoonf 1:11 tecture 11:« 5-Newi 4-Andy*s Gang-Children 11-Horse Race—Monmouth 7—Beany And Cecil 2—Around the Corner 7—Ivanhoe 2—News, Reasoner 0:10 5—Just For Fun—Sonny Foi 1:11 CLUB W 9-Cooking 5-Llght rime 2:9* 4-News 2—Our Miss Brooks—Comedy •!:»•• 4-Redtal Hall 11—Pioneers 7-Faith For Today 2—Film—Northwest Mounted 4-Dr. Joyce Brothers COCKTAH. LOCNGE I—Davey and Goliath 5—Columbia Seminars HMTAIBA.NT SATURDAY AFTERNOON 11-Evangel Hour-Relteioii Police—1944-Gary Cooper—: 5—Topper—Comedy tlU 7-News, Bill Beutel 44 1 Mi<* A«. M fan 12;M 2-New« J:45 ^^ Hrs. 9-Film — See 7 p.m. 7—1 Married Joan CALL 747-«*7» 4—Ruff And Reddy—Cartoons 7—Five Fingers—Adventure 4—Direct Line 0:55 T-Q.T. Hush J-Sky King—Adventure 4—Library Lions 11-Word Of Life-Religion 4-Mr. Wizard 11-Jeffs Collie—Drama 5-Cartoons 7—Issues and Answers 11:11 4-News ITALIAN 7—Bugs Bunny—Cartoons tan S:N 4-Weather 10:00 11—Adventures In Jeptn 2—Calendar—Reasoner _ 9-FiInv-Gung» DIiH-1639-Oiry 2—Weather—Jeanne Pirr 5—Wonderama—Sonny Fox 4-^0pen Miha inu 4-Say When-Art James AMERICAN FOOD Grant-2 Hrs. 7:M 7—Davey k Goliath S—Film—Only Angeles Have 2-News 5-Film-Saga Of The West- SEAFOOD 11—Roller Derby 2-Sea Hunt 11—Superman—Adventure Wings-1939-Cary Grant—2 UPWITOWH 4—Desilu Playhouse George O'Brien 11-WiMam Tell 4-LocalNews 1:1$ Hrs. H FIELD 7—Film-The Big Combo-1955 7-Stul« • LUNCHEON • 12.H I—Juagje Jim—Adventure 4—Protestant Fourth H 7—Film—The Oklahoman—1957 -Cornel Wltde-1% Hrs. 10:2S Tu«., 2—Spe.ce: New Ocean 11—Superman—Adventure 7—Barney Bear -Joel McCrea-SO Mln. and dinners served dally 11:25 4-News East Rd., 4-Troubte With Father Till 9—Film—See 12 Noon liM Z—Film—Blood On The Sun— 10.10 KITCHIN iN Batferd 5—Circus Boy 4-Weather 4.M 3 6 2-Way to Go-Rellglon 19«-1 4 Hrs. 2—1 Love Lucy—Comedy Mira.-Thur.. jl ».m. In > p.m. 7—AUakazam-Children 7:11 4—Let'» Talk About God 4—Community Checkers 11:30 rri. Ml Hot. II ••». la 1 •.«. Mlddletewi Twp. Polio 4:» 4—Way Your Hunch Siudiiv I it.nt. 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SO Min. liM 11—Let's Have Fun 2—Amateur Hour—Ted Mack 12:31 7—Lone Ranger 4-Bulwlnkle 9-Baseball-Mets 5—Dragnet—Police II:» 9—Almanac Newsreel SUNDAY EVENING 12:35 2:01 2-Look Up k Live PRIME RIBS I—Twentieth Century 2—Defenders 4-Agrlculture U.S.A. 9—News and Weather 2-Legislithre Hearing 4—Meet The Press 4—Joey Bishop 7—Funny Mantil 1:00 Radiation Story Sr-Fllm-Rebecca.r-1940- 7—Film-Loophole—1954- S—Peter Gunn—Mystery 9-Greatest Drama 5-Film-The Bullfighters-1945 Laurence Olivier—2 Hrs. Barry Sullivan 7—Hootenanny -Oliver at Hardy-90 Mln. 7—Film—I Was Monty's Double . 1:11 »-Fllm-Whtt's The Use Of 9—Senator Keating Reports 7—Rescue S—Drama -1959-90 Mln. 2-News ' CRYSTAL BROOK INN Money—1942-W Min. 11M 8—Film—Payment Deferred— B-Keyhole 1:15 2—Camera Three ftwi* fcltrlftFw.nm Ifrfty Sun 1932-Charles L»ugbton-90 2—Film—The First Hundred 4-Searohlight •ITA» * Ilttall Min. 4-Woman's World 2-Mister Ed Yesrs-1938-Robert LI 2-0800 TIE lEIlUTl (-Wrestling , 1-41.. T. 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HIGHLANDS New Jersey's Most 'Celebrated Music Store Call Call NO COVER D !.'• I 5 '•: i O N CHARGE OPEN ALL YEAR * 34 IROAD IANK 938*5601 ADams.3-2912 i• • 10-*ridaf, Hf 26, 1963 RED BANK REGISTER DENNIS TH| mH Keukum e i Opens By ALFMD ftBEDOMHJP POOR MAN'S PHILOSOPHER se Yen probably read recently Tomorrow about ifce'teacton who tried to THE HANDS (Even if all other experts have travel to Europe and got strand- About Young Private failed , to solve your problems, ed in New York. If they had been send them to George. He hates expert traveler*, M bridge tour- to be left out.) nunent rtars usually are, they 2 2 Who Hated Garlic would nave known how to get back and forth. If " Dear George: Test: your traveling skill on to- BOYLE By HAL BOYLE Thanks a lot for your solution day's band, played in a national about how my wife and I could tournament last December by NEW YORK (AP)-AH hU life Could that • be the same Pau quit squabbling in the morning. Don Kraues, noted young Los An- the young private had hited gar- Gregory, then a soda jerk, he You said don't speak to each geles expert and teacher. You He. had known some years before? other until we got started well have to decide where home Is One night • dozen years ago It was. Gregory suggested Gar- on the second cup of coffee and 1 and then make sure you can get while on outpost duty atop a ner beoome an actor. Jim didn both our nerves were calmer and back to it nameless ridge in Korea, he sud-think he was cut out for it. we could see the little bluebird West opens the ace of spades deily sniffed at a breeze wafted After a tryout, a studio drama of happiness on the horizon and continues with a low spade! through the still blackness an od-Doach agreed with Garner. through the mist of minor do- Do you plan to ruff hearts in or he despised. Gregory landed him a bit part mestic worries. your own hand or diamonds in "I smell garlic," replied the in a touring company of "The George, you were right! In the dummy? Or perhaps you will private. "There must be an ene-Caine Mutiny Court Martial.' fact, we both quit coffee entire- try to do both? Opedmbed — *A my patrol out there. Everything As one of the judges who spoke ly — haven't spoken in seven they eat is full of garlic." not a single line, Garner sat si-weeks now and I've never been Heart FeOure They argued with him for lently through some 512 perform- happier. Wheel Thanks again. The pJan to ruff hearts in your tries before you decide which own hand will fait because you while, saying it was impossible ances. Utterly Delighted hand is, btme base. for anyone to smell even garlic will get stranded away from "But the time wasn't wasted," DAILY QUESTION it that distance. Finally, as a remarked Jim. "I studied ever. Dear Utterly Delighted: home. Suppose you cash the ace precautionary measure they 1 Edward of hearts, ruff a heart, lead a Partners opens with one dia- performer's actions, learned wha Actually, what I meant was— mond, and the nert player pass- called for an artillery barrage on could from him." club to dummy's ace and ruff well, let it go. We'd only get SHREWSBURY -* The Little another heart. es. You told: S-A U1H- the dark ravine below. Garner next went from smal in deeper. Pigs House, one of a nationwide You are now in the South hand, Q J 8 3, D-J t *, Cr-11. What "The next morning," recalled to larger film roles. Then hit tru chain of barbeuce shop* operated do you My,? the private, now actor James Gar- big time in television In the "Ma with no Way to get back todum - Dear George: by tte Little PJg, of America, my. You cannot draw the rest of Answer: Bid one heart Re- ner, "we found five men in theerick" series. A bit gunshy aftei Memphis. Temn^wMlopen Sere ravine." How does It feel to be depen Vest's trumps, and you can't spond in the cheaper suit when appearing In 60 or 70 of its epi To Retire from MS tomorrow at 439 Bread St you have two fcard suits. If Garlic no longer is a problem sodes, Jim returned to his first dent for letters on the crackpots make the slam while West hangs of the nation? The owner and holder of _ on in hi« tnimpj. ' both suite were 5-oerders, you to Jim. Today he's enjoying the love—movies—and hopes to go franchlie Is Edward P. Espo- sweet smell of success as one ofon making pictures until he be- P. H. Try a different plan. After win- would bid the higher suit first After Twenty Yearssito, who announced fliat % For SbelnwoM's 3«-page book- Dear P. H.: bri< ning the second trick with a Hollywood's brightest new stars, comes to old and tired to carry * P"' »« been built in the •fter sprmgboarding to fame in the money all the way to thi Frankly, chum, I can't thank , RUMSON — John P. Brennm, Brennan and his wife, the for- •pad* in either hand" you cash Jet, "A Pocket Guide to Bridge," establishment and the ipeciallty, the toe of diamonds and ruff send Me to Bridge Book, Red television. bank. you enough. 140 Point Rd., Jtumson, super- mer Lydia Meehan, have a son,of the house will be barbecue Jim, currently starred with Dor- visor of special agents in the John, 3d, serving aboard the a diamond In dummy. Get to your Bank Register, Box 3318, Grand sandwiches cooked with charcoal hand with the king of clubs and Central Station, New York 17, is Day in Universal's comedy Newark office of the Internal Carrier Enterprise. and hickory wood. "The Thrill of It All," became Revenue Service's Intelligence ruff another diamond fa dummy. N. Y. an actor by accident. Division, Is to retire'Aug. 3 after After retirement, Mr. Brennan Also offered, Mr. Espotito Get to your hand again with the A New Bethlehem and his wife plan to travel said, will be do-it-yourself packs "I didn't act until I was 25 more than 20 years of investi- queen of clubs and draw- West's JOINS NAVY gative work. through the South and West, andfor those who prefer to make remaining trumps. ORBAT LAKES, m. - lesi or 26," Garner said. "1 was then to return to their home in and eat their sandwiches at (cared to death of it." Now you are home, where you A. Robbini, Jr., 18, son of Mr. Houses Benedictines During his career, he partici- Rumson. Then Brennan plans to home. Barbecue also will be sold and Mrs, Jess Bobbins of 1M Restless after 14 months servip want to be. You have the rest pated in investigations which led engage In private tax work and by the pound. of the tricks because you sawMain St.. Keamburg, N. X, en- overseas and unable to decide on By DAN PERKES summer and on special religiousto tax convictions for such no- open a private investigative listed In the Navy to serve for • career, he chanced to spy the days throughout the year. Special that the dubs gave you an extra torious figures as Nocky John- agency. ticket to the South hand. four years, He will undergo bas- name of producer Paul Gregory BETHLEHEM, S.D. (AP)-High Easter and Christmas services son, former Atlantic City pollt on a rim of Elk Creek Canyon in The moral of the bridge hand ic training «t U. S. Naval TrnJa- on a Los Angeles office building. are attended by residents through cat boss; James Rutkin, New- Barkalow lag Center here. the Black Hills National Forest, rat the Black Hills and surround-ark bootlegger of the prohibition is quite clear Count your an- lies the little town of Bethlehem. Has Pool Party ing states. era who committed suicide whea Testimonial Since 1956, Benedictine fathers The monks must maintain their he lost his appeal; Albert Anas- SEA BRIGHT-Joan C. Shea, Says School and monks of Conception Abbey of independence by some means of tasia, alleged boss of Murder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. K. mm* NO OMMI Conception, Mo., have been build- self-support. Father Gilbert chose Inc., who was killed in a barber ing living quarters, repairing Shea, 82 Lafayette St., Rumson, Is Planned £lORS«*VfCIATSnMJH*., Is Adequate to be a printer. Since he has been chair in New York; Anthony l* ifakaM * washed out roads and construct- celebrated her 14th birthday with SEA GIRT - An "Appreci- M Mr JawBaW • . MATAWAN-"Despite the larg at Bethlehem, he has printed Coppola, Anastasia's bodyguard ation Dinner-Dance" Is being giv- ing a shrine at Crystal Cave. cards for Christmas and birthdays who was missing at his boss' a poolside party at Ship Ahoy IB TOW influx of new residents in th The 180 .acres of land and the en AsiemWyraan Clifton T. Bark- Matawan area the problem is be md offers some' of them for sale death, and Harold John Adonis, Beach Club. alow Sept. 7 at V«l Ernie's Sea cave were' a gift to the monks ;o visitors. appointments secretary to for- Girt bin at 7:30 p.m. on his re- ing adequately met by the local rom Louis Storm. Joining the celebration were board of education." During the yuletide season, he mer Gov. Alfred D. Driscoll. tirement from the, stale legisla- Father Gilbert Stack Is the ;ets thousands of orders for Patrick Shiels, Gloria S h i e k, This is the feeling of William Brennan consider! the Adonis Nora Sheehan, Tommy Levy, ture. ..-:••....- Reiner, new assistant principal of founder of Bethlehem, S.D. Christmas cards requesting they, case his most Interesting. The Charles Carleslno, Ralph Law- Senator Richard R. Stout will 8t*f SBta* awapKf PI* «F» ' In Matawan Regional High School. An old mule bam was converted 3e postmarked from Bethlehem. be master of ceremonies. Among into living quarters for the monks. trial in Newark came to a sen-rence, John LeBaron, Pegeen, Mr. Reiner, who prior to his sational head when a surprise Doloren and Ian MacConnachie, the speakers will be William recent appointment was chair- The Shrine of the Nativity, a witness produced by Bre.inan Sharon Sammon, Diane Hawland, Barnes, Jr., former assembly- man of the foreign language de- replica of one in the Holy Land, New destroyed Adonis' defense and're- Maureen Delaney, Coralee Good- man from Essex County. partment at Raritan High School was built inside Crystal Cave. sulted In sending him to prison naughg,!, Pat Maloney 'and Gall A plaque to .recognition of his also said he believes the edu- "Christ was born In a stable in for five years. Lt jfo^ IMflttd F 10 yean of service will be pre- a cave and the Church first took Shrewsbury LamontLamont,jfom^i, fif IMflttrIMflttrd Farr- eaiionary system here is sound During the investigation, ley, Walt-6'Hartoran, * Kit: Wal-sented to Mr: ?(Bark»kw by The Haea To «© For jtka Irene's You Knew and the established schools, as Jioki in the Rome Catacombs dur- Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Renshaw oran * Kit: Assemblyman Alfred N. Besdle- ing 300, years of persecution," Adonis was traced from the Uni-ton, Bob Puce, Robin Lovett; Jay well as new ones in the Matawan md family, 17 Meredith Dr., ted States to Venezuela and Hol-Crowell arid Jack MatlKk, Little ston. SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE area, are "second to none in theFather Gilbert explains. ' ave returned from a tripp land and back to the United "St. Benedict, patron sa'mt ot Silver; Tony White and Erie, Qi- state." through the Pennsylvanili a DutcDhh States. sen, Fair Haven; Joe. Sctrweers ON DEAN'S UST He also feeli that at Matawan cave explorers, lived in a cave for country of Pennsylvania and the 20% OFF three years before he founded the Brennan, a graduate of Catho- anij Gary Serjeant,, Redd Bant, ITHACA, N. Y. - G. Gordon Regional science courses are battlefield at Gettysburg. lic University Law School, is a Di Bt Atlti SPORT COATS - SLACKS ; moving along at a very good famous order of Monte Cassino Diane Bergstresset, ..Atlantic Behn, son of George C. Behn of 1 member of the District of Co-Highland!! Lyn Jo Millbrook ,pr., Middletown, AND FURNISHINGS ! pace, andd citeidd as an example Abbey," he adds. Mr. and Mrs. William G. Su- Two priests are permanently in lumbia bar. In World War n he fcbl V " N. J., a sophttnore in the Col- the addition of an electronics er and family, 1M Hiveredge served with the Army on Salpan lege of Arts "and Sciences at JOHN DANIELS' MEN'S WEAR course to the coming year's cur- residence at the shrine. They p Tarantino and Rebecca Ron, Rd., spent the last three weeks anadd TiniaTii n in tthh e PifPacifici . HHe is ; Linda and Bot> Kramer, Cornell University, is among the 23 MONMOUTH ST., RED BANK riculum. . are assisted by laymen who areon a camping trip through the oblates of Conception Abbey. major in the Army Reserve Jay D'Zurllla,, Bob Reillyy and 575 students named to the dean's If — 30 - 60 or 90 Days A graduate of Seton Hall Uni- north central states and Canada, list for the spring semester, col- Durjng th«',busy summer tourist NancN y and Ka% Hess, Middle- versity, Mr. Reiner also studied They visited the campuses of five mand, Fort Monmouth. lege officials have announced. at the Immaculate Conception season, Father Gilbert says, ad- colleges, visited relatives in 1 Seminary in Ramsey. He re- ditional monks are supplied and numerous Jiymen from the Unit- Pennsylvania and New York ceived his MA degree from Seton State, and went sight-seeing i Hall University and took addi- ed States A$d Canada donate Toronto, Kingston, the Finger tional courses In Russian at Fair- Ihelrtlme,;..! Lakes, Montreal and along the kijh Dickenson University. He The shrin*,- built near the en-St. Lawrence Seaway. was formerly a member'of the trance, is deep enough to provide teaching staff at North Bergen an *tnwsp5)et« of warmth and Mr. and Mrs. Vincent 17thAnnual High School where he taught seren|ty. Roache, Jr., 2S3 Riveredge Rd., Latin. Services arV held at the shrine twice each morning during the gave a barbecue at their home Mr. Reiner resides in Bloom- for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bobbe field with his wife and four chil- of Dover. Other guests were Mr. dren. Hughes* Daughter and Mrs. Kenneth Roonan, New i Shrewsbury, and Mr. and Mrs. For TV or Dorm Is Trophy Winner Robert Pic ton, West Long MIAMI BEACH, Fla., (AP) - Branch. Turf Charily Ball Governors' children from New 573 Jersey and Tennessee were pre- Coaches of the Red Bank and sented with trophies Wednesday New Shrewsbury Junior Rifle as the most popular youngsters Clubs and their wives had din- among those attending the Na-ner Saturday night at Lincroft tional Governors' Conference with Jnn, Lincroft,' to celebrate the their fathers. combining of forces for the cum- MdCarnival The title of "Little Miss Gov- mer for shooting at the Wayside ernor" went to pretty, 6-year-old Range. Coaches include Edward Helen Hughes, daughter of Gov.Fields, Alfred Schibell, William Richard J. Hughes of New Jersey. Suiter, New Shrewsbury, Charles 'Frank G. Clement Jr., M, son of Senion, Red Bank, and James the Tennessee governor, was Kearney, Little Silver. IX named "Little Mr Governor." The "Crazy 8" bridge group ON ACTIVE DUTY held its annual outing at Mon- GREAT LAKES, III. - Robert mouth Park recently, followed by K. Walsh, 18, son of Mr. anddinner at the American Hotel in SATUPAY, MY 27fli Mrs. Patrick K. Walsh of 134 Freehold. The group Includes Mr. Seeley Ave., Keansburg, N. J., and Mrs. Harvey G. Miller, Mr. is undergoing two weeks' active and Mrs, Paul C. Knauff, and Naval Reservist training duty a Mr. and Mrs. Joseph C.-Bechtle, a seaman recruit at the Nava New Shrewsbury, and Mr. and 8 P.M. Training Center here. Mrs. Joseph Cassidy, Deal. Gracious Dining... Public Invited To Join Horsemen. Celebrities and Stars Of Stage, Screen and Television TV or dorm slipper hltsl Match DANCING IN TWO BA11R00MS 'em to a robe or hostess gown (or smirt comfort. Easy, cozy, low costl Crochel glamor boot of gold, silver yarn —ballet slipper of wool. 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Is Promoted By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS .quickly hauled down the British A similar concession might be made on African By IRS Today is Friday, July 26, the flag- copper used in the manufacture of American automo- On this date: NEW YORK-Walter R. Drum- 207th day of 1963. There are 158 biles.-Conversely, the U.S. would be expected to try mond of Spring Lake has been days left in the y*ar. In 1759, the French fortress at Ticonderoga. N.Y., was abandoned for an equivalent reduction of penalties on die export romoted to the position of re Today's highlight in history: to the British. of Michigan cars to Canada or South Africa; ional training director of the New York Region of the Internal! On this date in 1779, a French In 1S47, the Republic of Liberia The Romney proposal would serve to maximize Revenue Service. lieutenant-colonel named Fleury was founded. became the first foreigner to re- In 1908, the Bureau of Investi- the amount of husiness done throughout the free world. In his new assignment, Mr. ceive a medal from the U.S. Con- Drummond w i 11 be responsible gation—now the FBI—was creat- Bur it would do this without adding to the pressure gress. H» commanded the Coloni- ed by Congress and placed under (or directing the training man- al party which stormed the fort on th« IJ.S. gold reserve. igement program for Internal jurisdiction of the U.S. Attorney at Stony Point. As the first man General. In offering his idea to the assembled governors Revenue Service activites for to enter the main fort, Fleury York State, which includes, In 1937, the U.S. armed forces while Rockefeller and Hatfield were busy confusing were reorganized and unified with hatcheis' with boomerangs, Romney clearly added to n addition to the regional office, district offices in Albany, Brook- Fined $35 Navy Secretary James Forrestal his own stature yn Buffalo, Syracuse and Man- appointed as first secretary of attan. The Internal Revenue As Disorderly defense. Service employs about 7,000 peo- In 1958. 50 lives were lost when water and the rising conservative the Italian liner Andrea Dorla movement by associating them ple In New York. MIDDLETOWN - In Municipal Letters Court yesterday, Thomas Share collided with the Swedish liner (Continued) with such words as extremism, Mr. Drummond has been In Stockholm off Nantucket, Mass. lederal government service since 17 Beach St., Port Monmouth radical right, lunatic fringe, sub- Ten years ago: The KDrean war solidly founded faith 1938, serving most recently as was fined (35, given a 20-day can give version, ruthlessness, totalitarian- ended after more than three years them; Undoubtedly, the church icting training director for the suspended jail term and placed ism, and so on. Because of Mr. when truce delegates signed an or synagogue is the best place for nternal Revenue Service in New on probation for one year for Goldwater's position as 'a Repub- armistice at Panmunlom. children to obtain religious secur- lican leader and his own self' lOWLIN* ALLEYS STRIKE OUT -.Bowling all.y. at Monmouth C0II.9. ware re- ork. He started his government being disorderly and resisting ar- rest. Five yean ago: Queen Eliza- ity, .Unfortunately though, many dignity, he is not completely able tired last weak to make mor» room for teaching space. Tha alleys were dalivored career as a clerk and advanced beth II bestowed the title of children never go near a church 't"o •"-•—• «••---" • •—=- •" • • to the lat* millionaire, Hubert T. Parioni, and wtrs uitd mor« than 35 year* .igo. o the positions of deputy collec- He was arrested July 22 bPrincy e of Wales on her 10-year- or synagogue. level'attacKS. However, the fraud- tor and associate chief of the The colltg* will prcierv* tht English chapel in the r«ar of th» bowling allay space. Lt. Joseph McCarthy and Patrol oM son and heir apparent to the The New York Times in itulencs e and u.nderhandedness' is raining branch. man William J. Higgins. British trone, Prince Charles. The allays wera seldom uted at the college. article headed "Public Mood these lashes of desperation should Mr. Drummond is married to William Fowlkes, 6 Hillside One year ago: Britain's conser- Play* Big Role in Court Rulings," not be allbwedto go unrecognized. ;he former Mary A. Kenney of Ave., this place, was fined $200 vative government defeated a la- Sunday, June 23 stated; "A cen- Let's, examine the rising, $Mei Li ving Within Your Income honkers, N.Y. Theyjiaye a mar-and had his. license revoked for bor party, censure motion prompt- tury ago AlexU de- Tocqueville Why do wa find such, "grassroots" ied daughter, Mrs. Jean two years for drunk driving. ed by Prime Minister Harold Mac- wrote-of> the Justices, of the Su- support for Mr, Goldwater'i noun' lomer. _ mlllan's wholesale reorganization He pleaded -guilty to the preme Court, 'Their power is ination as the Republican presi- of his government. enormous, but it is the power of dential candidate (n 1964; why as charge. SHEIK PROMOTED public opinion if their de- enthusiastic; why so early?. The Grandchildreri'sGiftsaBurden Fowlkes was arrested July 4 AT BIOLOGY INSTITUTE cision runt against the current simple reason is that there. Is a USS BOXER - William A. by, Special Officer Carl Zielinski. By MARY FEELEY house is paid for and upkeep is ure you can buy each child or of history or the grain of the growing renewal of faith In those heik, Jr., interior communlca- He was examined by Dr. Marc PORT MONMOUTH - James not high. , grandchild for il each? In the American conscience, it will not principles upon which this coun- Dear Miss Feeley; ions electrician third clus, Krohn, township physician, who R. Gardella, 148 Main St., is on* Do you consider giving-gifts inexpensive gift brackets, paper- itand'." try was founded — "fre« enter- JSN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil- ruled that Fowlkes was under the of 43 high school teachers at- What can I do about the ever- to children an extravagance? back books are in idea that prise, fiscal responsibility, indi- liam A. Shetik, Sr, of Ten Ty- influence of alcohol and unfit to tending the Biology Institute at "The question now is whether increasing load of gifts for chil- Each is never more than }3 tocomes quickly to mind. So many vidual freedom, a firm foreign son La., Rumton, N, J., was re- operate a motor vehicle. Rutgers University summer ses- public opinion will in the end dren and grandchildren? There »5. worthwhile books are now being agree with the court that the neu-policy, and open, honest dealing are 25 grandchildren now and cently advanced to his present sion. The course, which lasts six Mrs. R.G.O., Elmhurst, III. printed in these 50 cent to $1 Carmello Miami, 18, of 39 Leigh- weeks, will end Aug. 8. It is trality required of government in with the American people. seven children and in-laws. ate while serving aboard the Dear Mrs. O.: price brackets. Often the more imphiblous assault ship USS Box-ton Ave., Red Bank, was fined designed to explain new materials religious matters forbids the im- We are told that these prin- I work two half-days for $10 a thought you have to put into se- ; I'm afraid I'm sentimental, too. ir, an Atlantic Fleet-unit oper- $15 for being disorderly on Ocean for texts, laboratory use and position of prayers In public ciples are out-of-date, unhumani- week, and help a teacher once Remembering children's birth- lecting a present, the more fun King out of Norfolk, Va. Ave., East Keansburg, July 21. teacher guidance. Mr. Gardella, schools." tarian and obsolete in a modern a month (not steady) for (12. I day's is such a happy way to let it is. Then you can allot the re- a graduate of the University of f hot, prayers will simply go ndustrialised economy. The have my hair done every two mainder of the turn you have Lester Lent*. )M Park Ave., go of your money. But a little Buying or selling? Use the Pennsylvania, ii a teacher at oh in thousands of schools. His- charges are preposterous. Cen- weeks, and two permanents a been spending to a savings ic- New Monmouth, was fined $50 common sense must be mixed in Register Classified for quick re- Middletown Township High tory, will tell whether the court in turies ago the Greeks had a free year, This Is my only extrava- ount, to add some extras to your on two counts of assaulting his with affection. If you spend $3 to sults,—Advertisement. - wife, Mrs, Mildred A. Lentz. School. these cases (Pennsylvania and society which in many respects gance, But I remember all the $5 per present, and there are 39. retirement income. Maryland) , spoke for the con- resembles ours, and they made 1birthdays. individual. birthdays — counting science of'the country." impressions upon and contribu- My husband wants me to cutchildren, in-laws and grandchil- Dear Miss Feeley: Has i there ever been such a tions to the World that will always dren—that must amount to over down on gifts, but I just about My husband and I earn $10,000 thing as complete separation of bring marvel. But, their nation $150 a year at a minimum. Then paid for all of them last year yearly. We bought a house lor church and state in this country? did not endure because eventually there's Christmas on top of that! and I like to remember them. $25,000 thii past year. We paid a new sign of good taste in From the-early Dame school they were tdld'they "had outgrown Granted that you earn this, "gift" I am very deaf and don't have $7,500 as a down payment, which where toddlers were taught to lisp the Use of freedom, it was out- money, I'm wondering if your much of a social life. The work was more than required. Our Bible verses for their first exper- of-date, As a result, they chose husband doesn't fee] that some a path which traded self-reliance pays for stamps and cards, too, monthly payments are $200. ience, :.Wifh. the printed word so I can keep up a correspon- of it should be put aside for the for false security, and the appear- I seem to be having trouble through, the .early readers with dence. It helps me forget my- future. Perhaps it's worry, rath- SHREWSBURY ance of a dependent? people in- stretching my dollars. Do you their moralistic stories, religion self My husband earni $150 a er than .disapproval on his part. stead of a dynamic free people think we should have put more has •been woven into the warp week now, Ij .65 and wants to foreshadowed their downfall. The ;W>y not put.your Ingenuity to of a down payment on the house? and woof of American life far too work a little longer; Oar Jitfle Intrinsically to cast it but of the principles of success for them, as work, and see how much pleas- We are In our middle forties, no window. for us, are immortal becaose they children involved. JL morning devotions, ire td be are founded In theUffltt'nattre of Can .you help. torrjiddea,, it necessarily follows man. Individual i F. Y., Baldwin, N. Y. that rmnisters, rabbis, or priests reliance is not iricv Dear Mrs. Y.: will have no place in our public * modern industrialized society With the figures you've given school graduation ceremonies. but Is rather its gteatest stimu- me, you could go to the head of How can you forbid God's name lant. We have in^-the past few the class. Because it is generally to be used in ourpublic schools years followed the pattern of the estimated that two and 11 half then suddenly proclaim the vir- Greeks towards dependence. We times one's annual gross Income tues of a religious approach to find ourselves in a conservative is a sound amount to put into a Hichrf life at the end of a school career, position because the challenge is home. This is exactly what you've or of a section of it? It will be one of 're-empha«liing freedom, done. And the $7,500 dowit pay mokecf thoroughly inconsistent -.to... train and, of .proposing, answers to the ment is reasonably substantial young voices tj> s(ng "The Lord's problems that strengthen and rely So your budget troubles must He wtfi Prayer" for commencement ex- upon1 our free society and not tin* in some area other than cost 0 erclses when the spoken prayer dermind it. housing. has been taboo in .classrooms. . Granted there are those who The quickest way to see where Never, In many years of expe- are so alarmed by-our present you are off base is to put down rience in the public schools, both mistakes.that emotion has taken on paper all your monthly ex as student and as teacher, have I their heads,' but do not let these penses. As a basis for compari- ever known a teacher who was and their critics discredit those son. I'm going to give you a offensive ,about the religion of who have kept their heads and budget that would be compatible others. Nor have I known a who are meeting the challenge we with your Income and present teacher who, it he knew that a face by expounding answers to housing cost, so you can check child In his class came from an our present problem* which it against your own monthly fig- atheistic background, would not strengthen our free society. ures: . respect, this individual's right to As to Mr. Rockefeller, he has Housing, $200; food, $82; house- disbelieve.i Never have I knowhj degraded himself by resorting to hold operating costs, $45: cloth- a teacher who would attempt, to such tactics but has done little Ing, $60; savings, including in- convert a child to his own re- damage to those he would hurt. OBSERVER — San. Clifford P. Case, R-N.J., confers with surance, $50; personal allowances ligious views. .' The winds of freedom are again for two $83; medical $20; mis- While minorities, in the United beginning to blow across this land Richard E. Rittenbarg of Shrawibury on a research proj- cellaneous, gifts, church, etc., States must never be overlooked and at the forefront is this man, ' act carriid out by tha Atbury Park High School teacher $35; car operating, $50; recrea- the Republican senator from Ari- or snowed under, neither should during a two-weak observation tour of congressional tion and vacation, $20. Barbecue a small section of the population zona. Such a program assumes a net work sponsored by th« Eaglaton Institute of Rutgars and who hold divergent views.be given We ask your investigation and income of $650 a month. It also autocratic sway over the major- consideration. the New Jeney Stats Society of Washington, D.C. keeps your basic expenses—hous- ity. "Government by tile people" Respectfully submitted, in (Including operating), food, means government ftythe major- H. William Mullaney, and clothing—to about 58 per cent ity of the people, not dictatorial Public Relations Director of your spendable Income. Which' TANTALIZING AROMA... golden- government by a few. Monmouth County Rittenberg Guest Is what they should, logically, be. brown, fresh pork oozing with spicy, The argument is advanced that Draft Goldwater Association. A quick check against your If children of Confusionist or own expenditures should highlight hickory-smoked goodness... a sauce thaf s Mohammedan parents attend our the ones that are out of line. "finger-lickin'" good — this is what the schools they should not be of- Of Senator Case Start whittling them down to fended by hearing God's name Porter •Ize. artistry of genuine Tennessee pit barbecu- spoken. If the tables were re- ' (Continued) SHREWSBURY - Richard E. and educational experience. It You can write Mary Feeley in Rittenberg of 47 Shadowbrook Rd. versed and my children attended management but will also teach further offers a first-hand picture care of this newspaper. She will ing means to you. One taste of a Little Kg8 barbecue and you'll de- has completed a two-week obser- school in China or in India, I a retired employee how to live of the American process of gov-reply in her column to questions vation tour in the offices of U.S. light in the difference between real barbecued barbecues and other should expect them to come into on a reduced income. Many big ernment in action," he added, of greatest interest.) contact with the religions of these Sen. Clifford P. Case. expenses can be automatically so-called barbecues! lands. Is it not possible that in Mr. Rittenberg, a government slashed or eliminated—and with- our attempt to be all things to and history teacher at Asbury 11 out pain — when an. employee By Ceoan all people we may emerge with Park High School, was elected by "ASTRO-GUIDE retires. The sooner a worker our own principles shattered? the Eagleton Institute to partici- For Sunday, July 21 learns how to make the financial pate in the program under the The recent Supreme Court in- adjustment, the better off ht will terpretation of the First Amend- auspices of the New Jersey So- ment to the Constitution appears s. - ciety of Washington, D. C. Pres«nt~For You and to be directed against freedom of As for you, the worker, the The teacher has traveled and Yours.... The planetary iky religion in the United States. earlier in life you face the prob- worked in many northern and Is doodle*, so relax with loved If this trend is carried to a con- lems and pleasures of retirement western European countries. He ont» and forget cares. Taka sistent finish Christmas as years, the happier you' will be has studied at Uppsala Univer- some time to make a brief call Christ's birthday will have no when the time conies. sity, Sweden, and at the Nether- on thoje who cannot set about place in our public schools or In Actively enter your community lands University for International 00 this day. Let your cheerful any other public institution. "In life now, so your, community will Co-operation. He has been a so- outlook brighten their day—and Gof!«dj QTWse TrustT»II»I1" uniwillt KbAe elriVlrPstricken want you and you'll be able to be cial science teacher at Asbury your own. Whatever you plan Park four years. from our coins. "One nation un- of service later. 'Plan for your ihouM turn out just the way der God" will be deleted from our financial independence now by Sen. Case said he enjoyed hav- you want it to. salute to the flag. Since our pub-co-ordinating your savings pro- ng Mr. Rittenberg on his staff, and that the teacher has found lic schools furnish the back- gram with your social security Part . • The fint recorded Future • •. Tbe Louisiana Mate ground of education for our demo- and company pension If you the experience useful. cratic government it will be in- have one. Protect your health "Working, learning and observ- death from an insect waa written legUatm tmf past a. MI to consistent to have Congress now by periodic checkups and ing alongside one of the nation's in hieroglyphyto on the tomb „„£ , woman to omit hair opened each d»y by prayer. Like- protect your pockettx>ok now by most respected senators," said wise, if this practice is com- any basic medical insurance Mr. Rittenberg, "is a stimulating pletely effected there will be no available to you. tailed to Britain, wa Hung by Arwrt Uosaat. Only aba aad logical justification for chaplains The ateerworkeri' 13-week va- a hornet u he stepped ashore her hairdresser will know for of the three major faiths to be cations will be a preview of their Lodging House and died almost immediately, sure. paid from tax money for their future lives. II it spurs them, services in bringing aiS and com'their,corporations and their un The Day Under Your Sign fort to Our armed forces. ions into new efforts to find Operators Pay This movement to oust all re out how to use leisure time In- ARIES (hm Mirth 211* April "I LIMA (S-tM f. Ort. M| ligion from our public schools will telligently, this will benefit all Fine of S25 lot kdM iaH > Mtt rf<>)M Mcaritr. t** hwMrfWw . *££& not consist of one deletion from of us who hope to live creative- RED BANK — Magistrate Wll the morning exercises but instead ly to and through our retirement • Urn jfoofnU and un to mmai > will begin a progressive eradica- yean. Ham I. Watsky yesterday found tion of any meptlon of a Supreme a local couple guilty of owning GEMINI SA*mARHISf» Being from our whole national TAKES NIGHT COURSES and operating a lodging bouse life. , HAZLET-John M. Schulti, 34 without a license. A $35 fine Was imposed on CANCEXXOwttfoJiilrll ) CAMKXMCAHUOOKMH (OM. M to im. N) Elizabeth M. Ross. Appleton Dr., is among .480 stu- Frtfara ((«• *» malnf mfc, dents enrolled in Union Junior Pasquale and Anna Tomaino of mrjrtklaf ia tr&r for • chaa MkrtMut. . #nte BUR W It GOLDWATER BOOSTER College's summer session. The 107 Hodson Ave., who own a UO [h\i il«. Au«. II • AOUAHIUJU** IM; Wwrtl rooming house at 20 Linden PI. Neptune, N. J. six - week session will continue r«t7, b* 4l(t«M!lal1r. »* mM>fidwMi*«>in« REDUCTIONS and S GIGANTIC TO 50* WAREHOISESALe SOME FLOOR SAMrLES t EONE OF A KINO SALE HOURS • LIMITED QUANTITIES ON SOME ITEMS .M. C « 1A A U « £ DU •WWiCT TO PRIOR SALI bat. 10 A.M. TO 0 P.M. «ALL GREAT VALUES! No Monty Down-Months to Pay! Hundreds of Unadvertised HOW RD. t GARDEN STATI SPUR RD. Specials Too Numerous To Mention Home Improvement Items. Save on REG. 54.95 TO 9995 • - «** REG. 6.95 HOT WATER HEATER ...... Low As $35. ASSORTED DINETTE CHAIRS $ 2.88 REG. 59.95 TO 135. REG. 23 95 ,. BATHTUBS ...... Now As Low As $34. MAPLE FINISH BEDROOM CHESTS $ 14.88 REG. 5.95 REG, 4.95 APPLIANCES METAL DOOR CANOPIES Uwest Ever WEB ALUMINUM LAWN CHAIRS $ 2.68 REG. 14»5 J '• • TO 3 YRS. TO PAY ., . . Deluxe DOOR CANOPY OR HOOD . Now WEB ALUMINUM CHAISE LOUNGES .„. $ 6.68 REG. 44.50 REG. 2Z95 v 5' x 8' LAWN OR PATIO fORT. v.. NcMri), $36. MAPLE CRICKET ALL PURPOSE CHAIRS $ MJ8 ONLY 30 OF EACH REG,. 19.88 PER SQ. . £fi 00 RIG. 19.95 AiAflfl 17 cu.ft. Upright FREEZER INSULATED SIDING ..... Now . . . Sq. >7.00 5 DRAWER UNPAINTED CHESTS ..... $10.88 REG. 43.95 15 cu. ft. Chest FREEZER 5 PC. DINETTE SETS ...... ,...... $ 07.88 Your Choice STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE SINKS .... $29. lM $ REG. 199.50 BUILT IN DISHWASHER damaged ..... $129. BOX SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES .... $ 27.88 T87. REG. 46.50 REG. 119.95 >l«||liO METAL BASE CABINETS less top $28. 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES $107.88 REG. 22.98 RW ••»»•« #17000 Save Now on Floor Samples or Returns ' 2 DRAWER OFFICE FILE CABINET .. 2 PC. LIVING ROOM SUITES $178.88 REG 289 95 $17. £ l oo - - REG. 24.95 REG. 79.50 A An QQ >l00. Takes A 12 Ib. AUTO-WASHER 4 DRAWER OFFICE FILE CABINET $18. DISC. BEAUTY REST TWIN MATRESSES $ 47.88 REG. 239.95 REG. 9.95 * f | $168. Buys A 12 rb. AUTO-WASHER REG. 15.95 3 PLAY KIDS SWING SETS ...,«.,.. $8.88 CHAISE LOUNGE CUSHIONS ... , $ 5.) REG. 21.95 f i* 00 $168. ftuy. A It Ib. Tap Load AUTOMATIC REG. 54.95 CONCRETE MIXIRS $40. PADDED CHAISE LOUNGE .,,. > 14.88 $148. Buys A ComWfwtiMi WASHM-DRYER REG. 159. , RIG. 49.95 #40 OO 7 HP GARDEN TRACTORS $244. PATIO TABLE & CHAIR S S ...... $ 00.88 $144. Buys A 10 Ib. Deluxe Wringer WASHER w/ttmer ASSORTED POWER-MOWERS DELUXE, HOLIDAY CAMP TRAILER % 54. Buys an Efficient DEHUMIDIFIER ... SAVE! FLOOR SAMPLES R.g. Vt2S. E BIGGEST AND THE BEST $ DEMONSTHATORS. CAMPER WE EVER MADE NOW $207. Takes A IS eu. ft. Comb.-REFRIG., Auto. Defrost 5217. B y, A 2 Door REFRIG.-FREEZER, Auto Defrost STEEL KITCHEN CABINETS-WHITb ENAMEL FINISH ASSORTED STYLES M CHOOSE FROM AN ASSORTMENT OF B ASE AND WALL CABINETS FROM $5 to $20. $227. Takes A 2 Door All Auto. Defrost COMBINATION ONE ENTIRE GROUP SLIGHTLY SCRATCHED OR DENTED REDUCED EVEN FURTHER Wbite Enamel Cabinet C P> NO Jumbo Wardrobe $ $247. Buys A 14 cu. ft. 2 Door COMBINATION *EG. 319.95 Utility type for 24"x20"x«0" Wall or Tablctop Brown Enamel finish 10 $137. Take, A 6' Portable Compact REFRIGERATOR AA MFG. 59.95 No Money <*"• Takes A Deluxe Vibra-Beat VACUUM CLEANER Down! •MAT REG. 209. FOAMBACK 9 14/. Takes A 6 Speaker, AM/FM STEREO COMBINATION Luxurious Rayon yarn finishes on plump REG. 219.95 foam backs eliminates the need for pad- No Money Down - Months to Delivery Purchases ! . for Quick Use Our Want WDBAMK Wetk 741-0010 DAY Home Delivery Dial 741-1110 NIGHT SECTION TWO FRIDAY, JULY 26,1963 7c PER COPY Hydrofoil Due at Harbor Today ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS -The The well will cost {6,900 and meeting, Borough Council met in 24-passenger hydrofoil is ex- the lift—approximately (16,665. special session to approve the pected to arrive at the yacht The remainder of the project project,, declare the emergency harbor here sometime today. cost will cover engineering fees, and adopt an emergency resolu Leeds Mitchell, a representa- utlility services for the storage tion for the funds. tive of North American Hydro- area and lights. The resolution must now b« ap- foils, Inc., said he had received The commission has estimated proved by the state Division of reports that the truck transport- storage facilities will provide a Local Government. ing the craft was in Washington minimum of $12,000 in revenue Once approval is received, the D C, yesterday. each year. commission has two years to set Mr. Mitchell informed the Har The project cost was originally bonds' to finance the project. In bor Commission that he hopes set at $16,000. This figure involve the meantime it can raise the to have the craft in the water ed use of a smaller lift and cor. necessary funds through short and make shakedown runs by responding lift well. term bank notes which officials early next week. After the commission closed its said would probably be done. He said some hardware that was removed from the craft so 9 it could be transported, would Plumbers 'Selling have to be installed before the ship would be placed Into opera- tion. Of Licenses Scored Mr. Mitchell also noted that the firm still has to secure Coast KEANSBURG - "There are his license" in this way, Mr. Guard certification before it can 15 Jicensed plumbers on the bor- Boden said: begin commuter service. ough roster," said Board of 1—A resident needing a plumb- WATER PATROL REINFORCEMENTS — Walter Planer, left, of Wall Township, senior Shakedown Tests Health president Francis J. Bod- ing installation that would re- en at last night's meeting, "and quire by law the services of a patrolman of the itate Marine Patrol, and Benjamin Witherell, Portaupeck, com- Mr. Mitchell said the firm plans tsh« Board of Health will not put licensed plumber calls such a to make several test runs to mander of the patrol's Squadron 134, prepare to launch new 16-foot patrol boat at up with plumbers selling li- plumber, insure that it performs as it did Van Dyck'i Marina, Long Branch, yesterday. The new fibreglass craft, with 75-horse- censes." in Miami, Fla. 2—The plumber tells (he resi- power outboard engine, will:be leapt at Leonardo, where Mr. Planer it stationed, and A licensed plumber can "sell dent to go eiiead with the job He said • formal test run on his own, can be trailed to anywhere in the diitriet when need. It will augment the 30-foot would be made soon with bor- boat assigned to thi* district and being used for coastal patrol. ough officials and members of Checks Job the press as passengers. Jockey Hurt S—When the job is complete, the plumber checks it out and Mr. Mitchell said he did not UNEASY LIES THE HEAD . .. — Anything but happy know how long it will take for arranges the necessary permit When Horse about the prospect «f wearing a crown, two-year-old the Coast Guard to certify :he and plumbing inspection. Must Comply With Zoning craft. 4—Tn,e plumber then settles for Cheryl Eggiman protetti bitterly after being chosen a fee somewhat smaller than the Breaks Legs queen in beautiful child contest in Sycamore School, It could take a week or three job would have called for. RARITAN TOWNSHIP-Local or- Keansburg, to construct a 40x20 (Picture on Sports Page) terns, Inc. for permission to months," he said. Complaints of license selling New Shrewsbury, yesterday. Cheryl'i mother, Mn. foot addition to its existing lum- ganisations planning to hold fund' luminate an identifying emblem Mr. Mitchell said it was ob- OCEANPORT - A Monmouth have been filed with the board ber and building supply store for Peter Eggiman, 102 Rivaredg* Rd., holds the quaan and raising carnivals or fairs were at Its Rt. 36 drive-in, and Dr. vious that commuter service here Park jockey was sent to Mon- by Mrs, Sidney Antoneffi, 169 the storage of materials. Anthony Portantino, 774 Sycamore Ave., who was Issued a word of advice last night Richard Levine, Middle Rd., Haz would be for a short time only mouth Medical Center yesterday Center Ave., and Mrs. George by Albert-G. Masch, chairman of In other action, the board re- let, to allow enlargement of this this year because of the late with a concussion and a possible Kafka, 168 Center Ave., naming crowned king in conttst sponsored by borough R«cr««- ferred to the Planning Board for professional offices and rent the the Zoning Board of Adjustment. arrival of the craft. fracture of the right arm when licensed plumber R. C. Bunten- tion Commission. The advice was for any group study and recommendation vari living quarters to an outside ten' the horse he was riding in the baoh. West Keansburg. ance applications by Wetson Sys- ant He said the firm was pointing planning to run such an affair for next year. first race, stumbled, broke both Mrs. Antonelll claims Mr. to comply with the zoning ordi legs, threw him, and then fell Plans call for passenger ferry Buntenbaoh told her husband and nance and make application to on him. service between the yacht harbor nephew to install two bathrooms the Zoning Board for a tempo- and Wall St. The jockey was Belloin Pulido, in a multiple dwelling at 169 New Jersey rary use permit, Parade Tomorrow 33, of Panama. He was riding Center Ave. In other business, the commis Auburn Farm's Tudor Festival. Grant Permit sion formally decided to ask According to Mrs. Antonelli, Authorities at the track said Mr. Buntenbach not only did not Mr. Masch made his remarks To Honor Gen. Hoff Borough Council to declare a Je 3-year-old colt had to be de- capital emergency so -that the obtain the proper permit, but News Briefs following the granting by the stroyed. commission could secure $27,000 submitted what she called an board of a temporary use permit FORT MONMOUTH - Maj. Mr. Pulido has been riding in for installation of dry storage exorbitant bill of $165 for work By The Ass/tclated Press to St, Benedict's Catholic Church, Gen. Stuart S. Hoff, commanding this country about seven years. Hazlet, to hold a carnival Aug. general of the U.S.'Army Elec- facllites at the harbor. she claims her husband and nephew did. PRINCETON (Ap) - The Ex- Mich,, and sold them early In 19-24 at Rt. 36 and Hazlet Ave. in tronics Command (ECOM), will The project involves construe Mr. Buntenbach denied the ecutive Committee of the World 1082 to C. I. Woolke of Toronto the J. M. Fields parking lot. be honored with a garrison review tion of a well, installation of a charges, saying he was not called Alliance of Reformed and Pres- lor $250,000, about the same at Greely Field tomorrow at 9 25-ton boat lift «nd installation of Hearing Ends He noted that the Holy Family in until the job was under way. byterian Churches will open a price they had paid. Taylor a.m., marking hIS'retirement fencing for the storage area. six-day meeting at Princeton The- Catholic Church, Union Beach, is He .^produced a. receipt for the said he bought the salvage from the Army at the end of the ological Seminary Monday. holding a carnival this week on For Deputy permit fee, and a contract for rights for $100,000 In Italy. Rt. 36 in the township "in viola- month. Some 32 church leaders from the $165 signed by Mr. and Mrs tion" of-the zoning ordinance W Gen. Hoff, -who toot over the 23 denominations In 15 coun- 4 lather Held Antonelll. ;.a ?£*;.}'%& OCEAN CITY (AP) - Life- cause-Jtiioffifiifls "did not come reins of ECOM when it was estab- In Keansburg tries will attend. Alliance dele- guards arrested a visitor from before this board." lished Aug. 1, 1962, announced'his KEANSBURG - With the ex- He also laid that •jtJS.of'hii own gates to the second Vatican Switzerland for falling to leave men completed the job begun by Representatives IN THE V.S., designer Joan Iris has done a collection oj shifts for beachwear that have as many uses as there are hours in the day. Easy to wear, easy to care jor^ the shift thape has gained instant popularity with all women, regardless of age or size. From the Iris collection, below, are a polished cotton, left, in a brilliant tropical print and a colorful shrink and fadeproof acetate at right. Other Iris designs are in terry and sailcloth used in the tent silhouette as well as the slim, side-slit line. SWEATER-LIKE over blouse of this suit by Rose Marie • Reid isof stained-glass print jersey over black shorts. Ambidextrous Gloves For the Absent-Minded NEW YORK (AP) - A'bfessini net enthusiast wore iweit buds to the chronic glove loser, or th around his wrist to halt courting lady with two left (or righ arm perspiration. But these did nothing to protect his hand' from hinds, is that innovation in ham blisters and painful callouses craft, tti« ambidextrous glove. caused by gripping his racket. But it is sure to play havo The tennis glove with its Scouts Sail On Cruise with the plots of mystery write perforated chamois palm and FAIR HAVEN — Six Mariner The girls, ail. members o whose fictional sleuths manage i perspiration absorbing terry- Scouts sailed aboard the Danne- Mariner Ship 587 of Fair Ha prove something by the wear an cloth back is designed to keep brog, 3d, yesterday for a four- ven, are Sandy Shaw, Kathy Till tear on a single glove left car the hand cool and keep it day training cruise through Pe- Sue VoWinkel, Nancy Magee lessly at the scene of the criio wrapped around the racket as conic and Great South Bays. Elizabeth Reaves and Sue Greg They-can. hardly prove th< firmly as possible. They were accompanied by Mr. ory. owner )s, left or right-handet Golf Gloves, Too «nd Mrs. Walter Isbrandtsen, The cruise is the second o because It can be worn eithei Even with these precautions, owners of the cruiser, and Mr. three trips planned for th< Civil Rights Group way. This new type of gauntiei it eventually does get sw«.at and Mrs. Eugene Magee. scouts. i woven from a stretch fabri soaked during a really hot game. with a thumb sheath located i The player wears an alternate neutral distance between fron one while the tennis glove dries and back. in 15 minutes In the sun. WE UNCONDITIONALLY Urges Women to 'Take A Hand' As yet only women can lose on One-glove wearers an also of their mittens and still be ab among golfers, bowlers and of women for children caught fn the hand of the child and walk exposed to "the glare of publicity GUARANTEE OUR BEDSPREADS By FRANCES LEWINE o match it with what is le archery enthusiasts. Not only is racial problems. , with them into the building." and hostility" without the help TO COVER YOUR «!D WASHINGTON (AP) - Leaders (or right) of a pair that los their specifically designed Many schools will be deseg- Women could thus demonstrate of the white community as they of Ihe National "Women's Com- its rnate earlier. Either-handed handiwork a mere half a pair, SHOP-AT-HOME regxated this fall, said Mrs. Har-their refusal to be part of ten' walked into newly desegregated mittee for Civil Rights have sug- mittens for kittens and kids ar the unwed gjove often does hot ris, and women's organizations sion-producing events. schools. SERVICE gested that white women take not in production, however, thej even have all its digits. the hands of Negro children and could spark a movement to "take She recalled recent scenes of By taking action at their com are a likely and practical pros Fingers are slivered off at the the hand of the parent and take Negro children and their parents munity level, members of nation 747-4422 their parents and walk with them pect for the future. first Joint and thumbs are missing next fall into newly desegregated al women's organizations can Tennis Glove, Anyone? entirely on certain style golf 468 Broad St., Shrewsbury schools. Teenage Fashion end this "moment of isolation," gloves. Leather on the palm sides Mrs. Harris said. On the other hand, anothei Dally t to Bt30—Frf. 'ill » Thus the women can demon- glove story concerns a manu are ^)>hin enough to permit a strate their concern for children This is one of several ideas the sensitive yet firm grip on the or acturer who sells just one glov and ' decency, the leaders of steering committee hopes to pass at a time, left or right, which club and the back is perforated Slickers A Slick Trick on to the 50 million American stretch nylon to yield to, any V /• the civil rights group say. ever is right for the wearer. 0 women, whose leaders promised lized hand. The committee, set up by rep- these the tennis glove Is thi to help Kennedy end racial dis- latest. Something for Everybody APPLICATIONS... resentatives of 50 million Amer- For Rainy Day Wear crimination. ican women after a White House Before it came into being, th< Bowling gloves are strapped al They want to help particularly the wrist for support, and cuta- appeal by President Kennedy, is ends with matching or contrast- The slickest in slick teenage in "tension areas" by getting way to the knuckles for more now being accepted a clearing house now on ways fashions Is the snicker slicker, ing waterproof tape. Then they to ease racial tension and elimi- people of good will to work to- hand bending room. Reduced *o which girls, and boys, too, are encourage their friends to gether. Mrs. Davis, almost no glove at all ji riis nate discrimination. making for themselves. scribble on their slickers with for next year Asst. Secretary of Labor Esther three-fingered, cowhide archery The "Take A Hand" idea came indelible markers. There is plen- The tent-like rain cape is no Peterson said there has been glove. from the 14-member blraclal ty of room for names, notes and H. E. Ryder more than a 54-inch square of "amaling response" among the Of course, where sports re- steering committee headed by nonsense. in grades K-ll oilcloth with a hole in the center women's groups to the Presi- quire equal agility and protec- Mrs. Mildred McAfee Horton, Worn with the watershedding, for the head. The four corners dent's civil rights appeal. "I feel Are Married tion -tor each fistful of fingers, former president of Wellesley bat-wing cape is a cone-shaped droop to the wrists and front women have wanted this leader- RED BANK - Mrs. Florence the manufacturer obligingly College and wartime head of the and back. hat which requires but a single ship and are responding to it," Davis of Washington St., Long turns out its gloves in pairs. WAVES, and Mrs. Patricia Rob- seam to make by hand or the It requires no particular in- she said. Branch, was married Saturday h But with leather palms and erts Harris, Negro woman at structions, just a little common sewing machine. Since it barely fingers stripped for grip, and The RANNEY SCHOOL The steering committee takes Harold E. Ryder of Harbour torney .who is associate dean ol sense in snipping the neck. touches the head, the three cor stretch shaft? maneuverability, no stand on any particular civil Green Cir., Lincroft. The cere- students at Howard University. Some high schoolers prefer the nered rain topper with the brim these are hardly an ordinary RUMSON, N. J. 842-1650 folded back is particularly popu- rights legislation, but Mrs. Hor-mony took place in the home o After a meeting Wednesday, patterned slickers, especially If pairs of handgear. lar with the girls. It keeps their ton said it is "a very urgent the bride's brother-^n-law an they told a press conference they can find oilcloth that utilizes sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harol Russell G. Ranney, Headmaster . hair dry without mashing it down. matter that official cognizance be Horseback riding, fishing, "this type of symbolic action" their school colors within the Danes, Arthur PI. pattern. taken by Congress on civil sailing, hunting, jports car de- I would demonstrate the concern Some save the scraps of oil- votees, even the outdoor camera However, many prefer solid, rights." Magistrate William Klatsky of- cloth, cover their books, and bug who wants warm hands and vivid colors, such as bright reds The steering committee in ficiated. a sensitive shutter finger now has and shiny yellow. The more am- decorate with their own class- Mrs. Scott Shive, Little Silver, eludes representatives of nursing pairs of gloves designed with bitious ones trim the neck and room doodling. was matron of honor, and Don- and professional groups, the his unique requirements in mind. Young Women's Christian As- aid Ryder, West Long Branch sociation, the General Federa- served as best man for hi; Thus, although the amateur tion of Women's Clubs, the brother. sleuth can no longer determine much, right or left, from a League of Women Voters and Following a reception, the ecu Negro and church groups. ladies' lost glove, he can at least pie left onj a motor trip through track a man who leaves his BIRNN CANDY tha South. sports glove behind to the nearest "WONDERFUL CHOCOLATES" TO ATTEND SCHOOL golf course, or bowling alley, or JACKSONVILLE, Fla. - Pe- California Visitor tennis court. 91 BROAD STREET RED BANK ter W. 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Hostesses were Mrs. MADISON - An exhibition (4 Mrs. Claudia France, newly representatives for Jersey Central John Morrison, Ocean Grove; the works done by the artists of elected president, conducted he T Mrs. Elmer Muller, West Allen- the International Artists Summer first meeting. Plans were madi hurst; Mrs. Stewart Farrell, Deal Seminar, held each summer on for a tricky tray party to be 1 Aschettino Park, and Mrs. William Rawl, the Madison campus of Fairleigh held in September with Mrs Keswick Grove. Dickinson University, will be held Robert P. Caplinger as chairman Mrs. Jane Heck of Gwynnwood, tomorrow at 4 p.m. m the Gallery A touch and take party wil TODAY To Serve Pa., present chairman of the Lounge at FDU. The artists who follow the August meeting. CHURCH FAIR, Holy Rosary Catholic Church, churoh grounds, Suburban Philadelphia Christian attended the six week long Sem- Other newly-elected officers are River Rd., Rumson. In Alaska Women's Club, was soloist. Mrs. inar this year and who will be Mrs. Caplihger, vice-president; FIREMEN'S FAIR, Hazlet Fire Michael Panko, Springfield, na represented in the show are Mrs. ElirabethHeliker, treasurer; Company, Rt 35, Hazlet. tional area representative, wis Theodore Appleby, America; Jose Mrs. Faller, secretary, and Mrs. SUMMER DRAMA, "Write Me feature speaker, Bartoli, Spain; Mary Bauermeis- Andrew Homiak, ST., historian a Murder," 8:30 p.m., Wagon Mrs. James Rogers, Bradley ter, Germany; Regina Bogat, After the meeting the birthday! Wheel Playhouse, Rt. 35 and each$ mission chairman, re- America: Jose Antonio Fer- of Mrs. Caplinger and Mrs. Etb Chestnut St., Middletown. ported on one of the 90 young ntdez Muro, Argentina; Sarah Kollmar were celebrated. PARISH CARNIVAL, St. James missionary couples in rural areas Grllio, Argentina: Ugo Guarino, Mrs. Caplinger and Mrs. Harrj Catholic Church, 1 to 5:30 p.m. Italy; Tom Hodgson, Canada; Miss Jane Leo Miss Patricia Geary which the group supports. A E. Beyer will entertain the grouf and 6:30 to 11:30 p.m., Peters planning meeting will be held Gerard Singer, France, and Jan- nis Spyropoulos, Greece. Aug. 2S in Mrs. Caplinger's hom< PI., Red Bank. Aug. 7 it 10:30 a.m. in the home 50 Cornwall St. TOMORROW of Mrs. Farrell, Parker Ave., The exhibition and reception, Area Girls to Graduate SUMMER DRAMA, "Write Me Deal Park. open to the public, will also fea- a Murder," 8:30 p.m., Wagon ture the playing of electronic Raritan Group Wheel Playhouse, Rt. 35 and music by KarlheinZ Stockhausen, Chestnut- Sfe, Middletown. Card Party Set progenitor of this modern form Gives Dinner From Nursing School PARISH CARNIVAL, St. James of music. Mr. Stockhausen was COLTS NECK - Metriben o Catholic Church, 1 to 5:30 p.m. For Thursday a guest at the seminar for a 1 NEW BRUNSWICK - Four yearbook week in July. The final show will the Raritan Township Woman ! and vice president and 6:30 to 11:30 p.m., Peters HIGHLANDS — Plans for I be on view at Fairleigh Dickin- Club public welfare departmen recent graduates of Red Bank the Judiciary Board. She is th PL, Red Bank. card party wtrt made it the son University through Sept. 10: held a dinner party recently ii Catholic High School will re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mi REUNION, Matawan Regional meeting of the Veterans of For- Colt Necks Inn. Mrs. Francis chael Hanrahan, 19 Tindall Rd, ceive their diplomas Sunday High School, Class of 1953, 8 eign Wars Auxiliary Tuesday. Schroll is chairman of the group Middletown, p.m., Buttonwood Manor, Mata- from the School of Nursing of Mrs, Jerry Meyer, new president, Bell Employees Attending were Mrs. Schroll wan. • is chairman of the event which Mrs. Frank Iazzetta, Mrs. Har St. Peter's General Hospital. REUNION, Red Bank Catholic will be held Thursday at 8 p.m. Visit Jamaica Miiis Ideal Beach Capt, Richard Aschettino old Rubin, Mrs. Rocco Dimeo, Two of the quartet will receive High School, Class of 1938, a the post home. Mrs. Meyer will NEW MONMOUTH-Miss Pa- Mrs. Harold Reilly, Mrs. James scholarships for academic Contest Tomorrow p.m., Molly Pitcher Inn, Red FORT MONMOUTH — The b« assisted by Mrs, Minor L. ricia Nelson and Miss Kathleen Phillips, Mrs. Nicholas Kroeper, achievement. EAST KEANSBURG-The Mid Bank. U. S. Army Signal Radio Propa- Johnson, Mrs. Harold Oakes, Mrs. Wright, this place, and Mist Mrs. Thomas Bernewitz, Mm. dletown Township Drum am MISS IDEAL BEACH CON- Martha Reed and Mrs, Stephen Maureen Houlihan and Miss Joan The graduates are Miss Jane jatlon Agency has announced the Maurice Lynch and Mrs. Anthony Bugle Corps will perform tomoi TEST, 1 p.m., Ideal Beach, East H. Faller. Lovey, Belford, ara vacationing Margaret Leo, Eatontown; Miss assignment of Capt. Richard F. Smith. Mrs. Chester E. Johnson, row for the fifth annual Mis Keansburg. A fashion (how will be held in Jamaica and Florida. They Barbara E. Woelfle, Keansburg, Aschettino of Little Silver as sta- club public relation! chairman Ideal Beach Beauty contesl RECEPTION, MadeJyne Goerke tonight at 8 o'clock in the post will return homt Sunday. All and Misses Patricia Geary and tion commander ot the agency,'! was a guest. which will begin at 1 p.m. exhibition, 4 to 6 p.m.. Guild of home with Mrs, Edward A. Duvi, four ire employee* ot Bell Tele- Mary M. Hanrahan, both of Adak, Alaska, activity, effective the beach, on Bayshore Pkwy. Creative Art, Broad St., Shrews- Hosford Rd., Leonardo, is dem- phone Laboratories, Hotmdel. Middletown. Sept. 1. Coach Red Hickey of the Sar bury. Graduating from Red Bank onstrator. Miss Leo will receive the Contest entrants must be be- Francisco 49ers caBs Kermil TURK CHARITY BALL, 9 Catholic High School In June, There's no Trick to Having Ex- Marguerite D'Youville Scholar- tween the ages of 17 and 25, Alexander, No. 1 draft choici Mias Barbara Woelfle p.m. dinner, 8 p.m., Monmouth 1951, he entered the Pennsylvan- ra Cash. You Get tt Fast When ship sponsored by the Ladies single, and never married. Thei from UCLA, "the finest all Park Clubhouse, Oceanport. ia Military College, where he was Beach Party You Use The Register Classified. Auxiliary of St. Peter's Hospital will be bathing suit competiti •round back in the country for SUNDAY awarded a degree in electrical SEA BRIGHT — Jimmy Bahr for "outstanding academic only. Three awards will be givei 1962." BARBECUE, Cerebral Palsy engineering and commissioned a was host to a beach party for achievement and dedicated serv- consisting of U.S. Savings Bam and trophies. Woman's Auxiliary, 7 p.m., home second lieutenant In the Signal the Youth Circle Group of the ices to the sick." of Mrs. James Conlin, Patten Christadelphian Church ot South If it should rain, the conte: Corps. Miss Geary wiii be awarded Ave., long Branch. Orange recently at Ship Ahoy SAT. « MON. ONLY will be held in the school He was a student officer In Die d the St. Peter's General Hospital Beach Cub. Later the group met Ocean Ave. Signal Officer's orientation 60" WIDE Scholarship for "high saholastic course here in 1956, later going for a barbecue at the home of WOOLEN standing and excellence in nurs- Promoted to the Parachutist and Jump his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. T. ing." Police Car Master School at Fort Bennlng, Bahr, 640 Prospect Ave., Little Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ga, He served In Europe with Silver. Harry J. Leo, 35 Irving PL, Is Damaged the 17th Signal Battalion and the Attending were David Cooper, Skirt Lenghts Eatontown, Miss Leo will join Defense Atomic Support Agency Paul McKelvie, Eloise Browder, the nursing staff at Monmouth RED BANK - A police cai i New Mexico. Nancy Mulholland, Kathy Butler, Medical Center, Long Branch. was slightly damaged Wednes Capt. Aschettino enrolled In the Kathy Rsnkln and Mr. and Mrs. Miss Geary, daughter of Mr. day when the operator of officer's career course conducted Robert Faust, Philadelphia; 188 parked vehicle opened his doc Frank Conahan, Russel and Lois and Mrs: Michael Geary, S Ar- at the U. S. Army Signal School Values to 3.98 lene Dr., Middletown, was edi- and struck tfte passing vehicle here, where he remained until Brierly, Boston; Jimmy, Jack Police Chief George H. Claj and Jane Owens, Matawan; Janet tor of the nursing school year- reporting to the agency July 15. 400 IROADWAY book. ton said the police car, operate* He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. and Edith Faust, Emily Russell, by Detective Lt. Benjamin Glo\i Ann Brittle, Joan Gover, Mar- Herman Aschettino of 299 Branch POINT PLEASANT IEACH TOWN Miss Woelfle, who was vice er, was going north on Gra Ave., Little Silver. garet Bailey and Becky Sergeant, president of the junior class in Square when the mishap oc South Orange, and Nancy Bahr. TW 9-7447 nursing school, is the daughter curred. Teacher Concludes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gover of of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Woel- Cuono C. Cerclello, 17, of 6 South Orange were chaperones. fle, 110 Beacon Blvd., Keans- Hopping Rd., Belford, opened t Arithmetic Study 24 Monmouth St., R. B. Misg Mary Hanrahan burg. Miss Hanrahan, AV4K> plans door of his car and struck tl to go on to post-graduate study, side of the police car, accordi MIDDLETOWNT-M/«. R«n» H. WEEKEND VISITORS was photography editor for the to police. Martin, 4 Park PI., River Plaza, has concluded study at an In- ZIP SERVICE MIDDLETOWN—House guests stitute for "modern oriented" last weekend of Georga Schle- arithmetic at Okalhoma Univer- You Call - We Install singer, Nottingham Way, were sity. PORTRAITS Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Stambaugh Mrs. Martin is • teacher In PHONE CA 2-3193 of Kansas City, Mo. The Stain- End AFROTC Tour William E. Cozeni the township's Falrview School. LANGLEY AFB, Va. - Cadets ate of Matawan High School am baughs were former residents on She was one of 34 participants BY attends Lehlgh University. NEW YORK - William E. H. KAABE GLASS CO. Nottingham Way. Harry H. Carothers of Matawan In the six-week institute spon- Cadet White is the son of M Cozens of 81 Stratford Rd., New Mr. SchlesM|er was host at a and Ronald White of Long Branch sored by the National Science and Mrs. William H. White Shrewsbury, N. J., has been barbecue Saturday night in honor Foundation. have completed the Air Force 225 Joline Ave., Long Branch, promoted to the position of man- of the Stambaughs. Guests in- The purpose of the institute was Reserve Officer Training Corps graduate of Red Bank Catholi ager of commercial sales for WINDSHIELDS! cluded Mr. and Mrs. John Lon to provide information on new LILO Cola, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Conk- (AFROTC) summer encampment High School, he attends Newarl reat Northern Paper Co., man 549-551 Broadway, Long Branch materials In textbooks which are College of Engineering. lin, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bliss here. ufacturers of groundwood and being distributed throughout the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kujiec, Mr Both cadets will be eligible fo blade-coated printing papers and ROSCHER-CRAYTON Cadet Carotliers, son of Mr. nation. and Mrs. Robert Spears, Mr. and appointments as Air Force sec newsprint. and Mrs. Harry H. Carothers of ond lieutenants upon graduatio: SEE SHERMAN'S Mrs. Fred Mailer and Mr. and The promotion was announced Rotary International Mrs. Walter Elser, all of Not- 6 Union St., Matawan, is a gradu- from college. by Robert A. Haak, vice presi- PHONE tingham Way. dent-sales. ites Red Bank Club LARGE AND EXCLUSIVE COLLECTION Mr. Cozens will be responsl RED BANK - The Red Bank ble for the sale of Great Northern The condition upon which God Rotary Club has been designated HEIRLOOM BEDSPREADS IN THE EARLY papers to commercial printers has given liberty to man is by Rotary International as a "200 and periodical publishers. He AMERICAN end COLONIAL TRADITION 291-9334 eternal vigilance.—John Philpot per cent Rotary Foundation was formerly assistant manager 14.95 fo 56.00 Curran. Club." specially papers, a position to The distinction is the result of which he was promoted a short minimum contributions of $20 to time after he joined Great the foundation by each member. Northern last year. 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Keansburg . ^^^ lenEBNXD FUHINO CRU1S- SECRETARY - and neater, hJgi pert in 0 attar S p.m. UOB1UI HOlues VIKING "36" 1NO «KI»T. BUILT FOR COU- Whlta wall tires, KntrS?.vmjrl .' JTOW «BLL - 5S' or 1M0 111 w. Front Bt Had Bank 7<7«7S7 DODOS DART — 19«, automatic, mull PLE WHO ARE NOW UNABUI ' -it baBstkack up I Used • 10* down TO USE. POWERED BY TWIN Company omcar reqalraa secretary New • 7-7eu fiaaneiaj ON DISPLAY 149 H.P. INTERCEPTOR* with high degrta skills ui ttaso and 747J ROBBINSVlLLa IVIRY FAST) ENOINEf RUN typing, gtatlatteal pratanedT^aeel- VROLET Stadard .l MOBILE HOltE 8ALM. DIO. Alto Ui»d Bottt tor S«U LESS THAN 12 HOURS. RA- lent ealary, company benefits. Aptly AUTOS* TRUCKS ectly, body good, two nsi DIO, TELEPHONE, BOWRAIL, person. AUTOS * TRUCKS Route 130 Robbuuriue. H. t. Among M«ny Oth»r$ AUTOMATIC BILOE PUMP. miles, total to Calllorsla, mult sell. 787M15. LUXURIOUS CUSHIONS. COM- HOC take over payments. 2tM04l after FORTABLE BERTHS. ONE HESS OIL * CHEMICAL I p.ra. ltU FORD OALAXIL — Stick, loui 50xl(r TRAVILO — Two hedromi, 31' 1M0 Uolor taller door eedan. New clutch, brakes. Ca fully furnUhel must seU. Call Ml Diesel Power s.u.500 FORWARD WITH HEAD AND CORPORATION VAUXHALL — IBM. Four-door waaon. alter 7 p.m. 84M328, 1TB3. 22* Chris Craft . a 1.250 BAUN. ONE BERTH CON- VAfrlOOO Oood condition. t2SO. 33' Pacemaker. .. „.._ _ ., j a 500 VERTIBt.E TO DINETTE ON gute Sti Perth Amber 1987 VOLKSWAOEN — With sun roo DECK: COMPLETE OALLEY, An Equal Opportunity Employer - 222-M24 radio. Must sell, leaving (or Callfom 31' Chris Craft .. I 1,600 ELECTRIC WATER SYITEU. "NAME YOUR OWN CADILLAC — IBM Coupa DeVllle. Fine Call M2-121S. Hi-Lo and Pacer 23' 1M1 Chris Crlfl 1H tip .4 3.J0O SUA.RT GI.AMKS. DUHIS. IECRETARY WANTED Legal el- condition, low mileage, new battery, TABLEWARE. LINENS. ETC perlftnce preferred. CaU ixhaust iistem. 747-JS21 1966 CHEVROLET — Excellent com MONEL TANKS AND FISH 717-2500 tlon, standard ablet, low mileage. g THE POLICE CAR HAS TURNED "ONE OH.'TBI-PINTS'-AW) 08NER/-G00O LUCK T ONE ON THIS GIRL CASSIE VALE/ MICKEY MOUSE By WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE fly WALT DISNEY / _I CONT PEEuN I VVERE Y SLEEPV I TONiaKT! y '•// \ THE PHANTOM By LEE FALK THE PHANTOM Ry LEE FALK ITF1SUR6S. \NqsW.I6OT IVE ONLY HEARD HIM \ WELLTIVE NEVE* DOGS ISLAND-- -THE MAN WHO OWNS TOE ANY ORDERS ) THE IDEA HE'D (JtANDOMKItTfK JANICE— ON THE PHONE. WHAT / HEARD A KINS TAIK- ' OPD--FLECTRIG ISIAND-MAJOR HaM--|(E'5 01 HERS ARE ALSO MllRfSUO DOES HE RFflLLy FOR Doesy HANDLE IT I FFNCE--ANTI-AIRCRAFT—WORKING- AWA/--BUT HE HAS A IN se:eiN& HER— ISIAND? THMSELF. HE SOUND LIKE? y f — I MEAN A REAL | HARDTO KtE P TllflK 'SEAFOOD' SOUNDED LIKE. •>-, KINS-WHO RUNS THINGS U START AT THti HE COUIO! M — HE SOUNDS UKETHAT-- I BEGINNING-- SHOUIDI DRESS FOR DINNER, GQOS-1? WHY? NO ONE TO CRESS FOR. WHATAB0RE.AU6HTAS WELL EAT A3 I AM. MARK TRAIL By ED DODD MARK TRAIL By ED DODD NOW. THIS WAY, THIS IS A GOOD ROOM KIR AN OK CHERtW WILL VOU I HOPE WEBB MOT At ALL, W6BB.-THERES WHERE ARE VOU PLEASE, OPENING SHOT-WeLL. COME BONG UP A BUCKET OP HOT GOiN3 TO BE TOO BOUND TO BE A LITTLE BIT PUTT1N9 US UP? H0U.Y7 DOWN AND WOVE THE ICE CUBES A3 SOON MUCH TROUBLE, MlSe. OP C0WU9I0H UNTIL «E GET FURNITURE LATER-. AH, CHERRY.. THINGS GOIHO WEU— IliTAKE THE ICECU8EEL, AND THANK YOU FORBEINO 9O KIND TO US/ NUBBIN By JIM BVRNETT and GEORGE CRENSHAW NUBBIN By JIM BVRMTT and GEORGE CRENSHAW THAT U00K5 PBUCIOUS, Tout IflTWASN'f PCtt RUININS A MOM. WOULP YOU PA56 MB A J ANP j suee po Ml YOU 5AV6 HOth MORNINS YOU _—, THANK YOL// JUST TAXING ADVANTAGE TILL NI6HT TO MAK6 OFAPOOK,HEUPLESS BND9 Nlggf, ONLY tO HAVE SeWETHlNS, U POGO By WALT KELLY POGO By WALT KELLY 7-06 MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST MARY WORTH By ALLEN SAVNDERS and KEN ERNST PLEA5E, DEAREST!-WONT YOU 31S4 YOU-YOUVE/ t...HAVE INDEED?!-WEU,rw DECIDED THAT TRY TO 5EE. THI5 REA50NA5LY.7- WHAT?! /DECIDED THAT THE YOU'RE F1W0, WORTH.'-AND RLLlEVt; OKAY, WORTH! TIME'S A-WASTINd! K ... ' E. CHAN6ED Aa I sat wait' OH, DARLIN' !••• HO ONE WOULD 105E IF MR. I I V TRANSACTION WOULD ME, III FIX IT 50 YOU COULDNT MURIEL?- THE COUNTY HEARING ON THAT HIGH-] MY (AIND MR. Ing for Xr. YOU'VE PHONED HARTEW MAKE5 A-A FEW Bt^UHEIHKAL GET A JOB SELLING LOTS Hartow, I sud- IT'S STERLING! WAY ROUTE WILL BE HELD IN TWO A HARTEW! TO TELL Mt 1 DOLLAI»!-HE'LL PAY WHAT THOSE IN THE NEWCHANCE found HAD TO-TO , WtEHSl-I INTEND tO START oalllng WA5 WROHfi ABOUT 0CT10N5 ARE. WOKTH-AND WITH CTTY DUMP! /«' HEAR YOUR BUYING UP OPTIONS TONIGHT!-HERE'S , B faslllar nun- \ VOICE AGAIN YOU?-OR. KIT . THE B0NU5, YOU AND I CAN ber, Mother! THAT I WA$ RKHT YOUR *5000!-6IVE ML THOSE NAT5.V -ALL THOSE LOVELY M0NTH5? .-K5TKU.SI--;;,;:! By GEORGE SIXTA RIVETS By GEORGE SIXTA WHAT HAVE YOU GOT I'LL. FIX IT UP.BUT I CONY TO KICK ABOUT?-? A 7 fMAQINC/ 7OOBIG.C3RAMP6. ... nsPERFfCT. A DOS HOUSE HAVE A SAW TO OO •AADCOO»"OUGHTAB6 v H8 WON'T<3OIKJ.'- )YS A HOUSE POR IURVES-SO-IVEYL. ) STANDARD EQUIPMeNT aur 1 KNOW HOW LOW-NESTINS ON ALL DOS AW, S- ^-^__^KTI I CAM FIX BIRDS. HOUSES.' IT UP FOR YOU. THE RYAnS By CAL ALLEY THE RYATTS By LVIL /AFTER ALL, AL I IT IS CALLED I 'TAKE HO/ME July 26, 1%3 RED BANK REGISTER whites will be destroyed." Mr. Gives Talk Morgan said civil rights would become an obsolete issue in the aftermath of a nuclear war. On Hatred, "Our people.,jjught to be in this peace movement," he said. H-Rftmb . Mr. Strasburger said Sane is continuing its efforts to reduce RED BANK—"Both hatred and the U.S. military budget, in order H-bombs can destroy humanity," to release federal funds for edu- said Allen Strasburger, chairman cation, housing and medical serv- of Monmouth County Sane, Tues- ices by all groups, particularly day at Sane's July meeting at the long-deprived minorities. Pilgrim Baptist Church. Rev. Henry L. Morgan, pastor, There's no Trick to Having Ex- declared that "We are In this to- tra Cash. You Get it Fast When gether, and in the event of nu- You Use The Register Classified clear war, Negroes as well as —Advertisement. FABULOUS DRAPERIES Floor Length • Wall to Wall $69 Let Huffman & Boyle'i Color Comultant help you select just. MM right Clyde F. Benner W. Merlin Sharpies* fabric, we will then meticulously tailor your draperies to lit perfectly ! I! you wish, we'll design a distinctive treatment Just for your iorae Be till envy ol your Irlendl! Shop at Home Only. 35 Years With Bell HOLMDEL — Two Monmouth Purdue University where he was County men will mark their 35th an instructor of physics. He also anniversaries with Bell Telephone attended Brooklyn Polytechnic In- Laboratories this month. stitute. IT. IS CIRCU, IATOMTOWH, LI 2-1010 They are W. Merlin Sharpless Mr. Benner, who supervises a of 63 Riverlawn Ave., Fair Ha- group responsible for field trial ven, and Clyde F. Benner of 56 planning and human engineering Queens Dr., Little Silver. appraisal of new telephone sets, Since joining the company in has been concerned with develop- 1928, Mr. Sharpless has special- ment of telephone transmitters ized in radio and electronics re- and coin collectors. He has con- search and has been associated ducted field trials of telephone with many important research apparatus' and field and labora- projects. He was born in Minne- tory appraisal of special products. apolis, Minn., and received de- He has also worked on vacuum grees in electrical engineering at tube research, high-level loud the University of Minnesota. speaker systems and hearing aids. Mr. Sharpless1 early work was In World War II, Mr. Brenner in studies of short-wave radio and served as consultant on acoustical studies of the angle of arrival ol problems to the U.S. Navy'* Bur- microwaves. He participated in eau of Ships. development of radar systems in Mr. Benner is a member of the GOOD FRI. & SAT. ONLY World War II and later in the de- board of trustees of Clark Uni- sign of artificial dielectrics and versity and past president of the microwave antennas. New York Alumni Club of Clark. 36" & 44" PRINTED His most recent work has been He is a member of the Acoustical on detection systems for micro- Society of America, The Tele- wave modulation as carried on phone Pioneers of America and optical maser beams. serves on the executive board of Mr. Sharpless is a licensed New Monmouth Council of Boy Scouts. Jersey professional engineer, a He lives, with his wife, Mrs. fellow of the Institute of Elec- Ruth Benner, in Little Silver. trical and Electronics Engineers, Their son, Leigh F. Benner of a member of the Scientific Re- Westfield, Is department chief of search Society of America and Western Electric Company's tele- of the American Physical Society. phone sales distribution depart- He holds several patents in ment. Their daughter, Mrs. Craig communications systems and cir- Parker, Jr., of Springfield, Mass., cuits. He and his wife, Mrs. is doing graduate work at the Uni- Mary Louise Sharpless, have been versity of Connecticut. local residents 24 years. Regularly 98c yard Also with the laboratories since About 40 per cent of the value 1928, Mr. Benner received both of U.S. overseas trade: and al- Now in Progress! his bachelor's and master's de- most one million. passengers grees at Clark University. Sub- move through the port of-New sequently, he was affiliated with York annually. Layaway Country GRAND OPENING TODAY! Coat Event Select your casual coat now—save dollars—pay lattr—on our convenient layaway planl A. Yak Coat . . . trimmed with cstton sued*, made of Slenfrost pile—100% modacrylic® AQUALUXURY! fiber. Oyiter white, brown trim. 8 to 16. 28.00 will be 35.00 after Aug. 17 th B. Hooded Coat ... . imported cotton suede, or wide-wale cotton corduroy. 100% Acrylic® pile lining. Hood and cuffj trimmedi with lamb. 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NEWS: every part stretches OR the family with its heart set on running away to sea... we proudly except the nylon cups— present SHREWSBURY RIVER ESTATES, a bold new venture into the wtteriide way of life. This is no seaside community where roughing it if the thing. FThese are not homes for > summer interlude. For homes at SHREWSBURY RIVER The Stretchbra by Warner ESTATES are.handsome and luxurious year-round models set on lots ranging from 1/3 to 3/4 acre, "with a minimum of 1,400 square feet of "really living" Never befort a bra like Warner'j new Stretchbr*. Sheer space. Evtry lot affords' direct access to the Shrewsbury River...within a. uncovered Lycra «pandex® stretchei with every move- sparkling private 99-acre waterfront community to include a marina, and fit*, conformi like no other bra! Knitted stretch-itrapi shopping center. »tay firmly in place, even under scoop necklines. Imagine all this within a few minutes of downtown Long Branch or Red Bank, the fabulous new Eatontown Shopping Center, Long Branch's excellent schools, Bandeau „ 5.95 and the loveliest beaches in all New Jersey. Imagine all this with FREE gas dryer, ClTV SEWBKS, CITY WATER, natural gas, paved streets, curbs and Long line g 9- sidewalks... all in and paid for! ' STEINBACH'S CORSET SALON, Street Floor and Asbury Park Best of all, imagine yourself enjoying the zest of Aqualuxury! See it all todayl 3 MODELS FROM New Jersey's Newest Silver Shoreline! +BS5OO 10% DOWN FOR ALL! 30-Yr. Mortgages SBURY 99 acres of Shftwbury River shoreline t lurrounding SHREWSBURY RIVER « ESTATES are now under devtlopment J and will tu/n IMt tien into • "Silver * Shoreline" of lovely homei, buttling J ififMi ahd a Urge new shopping * ^ been dreaming off LONG BRANCH, NEW JERSEY (Mr**)*********************** Direction*: Garden State Parkway south to Exit 105; proceed pan Eatwitown Circle) SHOP Wednesday and Friday 'til 9 in Rod Bank (becomes Jollnt Ave.) to Branchpott Avt.\ left to Atlantic Ave.j right to models, Aienb A. J. »4CICC0. Wart Lenf Irinen • H»Mi 0* M4M • Ht*li 0A Ml* Daily 9:45 to 5t3O. Free Parking in Our Adjacent Lot. IST-115S. aTtnlnsa and Kinv RRREWSBURt — Split. Raerea- bedroom*, family room, Florida room. tion room. Four bedrooma. aft batba, oubla garag*, dlabwaaher, i\t per •hown above la 936,900. Other homoa ar* alao available Non V.t. $400 Down VA or FHA approval two-car sarage. Btautlfullr l.ndacaped. •wit mortgage. Aeklng 117,300. Owoer Mmn THRKK-BCDROOM RANCHI - TMTW.' In the 133,000 to 172,000 price rang*. W* will build to No fool In'! You've got lo eee thli ,'g.ar ahor.. baiautiral. m* prlea. Patio. Will r«n«. 7«tSWf. Mlditletown geml A grtat three- ANY OF THESE HOUSES CAN BE SEEN ALFRED VAIL MUTUAL — Four-room t fir intonnaUon call 7BT-71O7. LTTTLX alLV»R — A lovelf hoUM bedroom ranch. Full baaetntnt. bungalow. OH heal. Small down pay- lovely recraation room, laundry DAY OR NIGHT —CALL It rLAT ACBI1 — Barna olth room for your rellremant on well Lnd- ment. S80.BO per month, all utlllllei room, ultra-mrtdarn kitchen, large •tor 150 Italia. ISO.OOO HAROU> UNDE- icaped lot with manr tree.. Two twin except heat. S12-3XI7, 33 Belihaw Ave.. Hring room and Juat about eviry- lUNn,' firoltar, (Van Wnkla Marlns • lie bedrooms, tiled bsthe, living room Eittintown. Batontown. S1J1103. with fireplace, dining room, lar.a rustic Ihlnf. You've got to eee It at pine paneled kitchen, 12xU ft. family RIVER P1*AZA — Three-bedroom ipilt, PHALANX FARMS $16,950 aitnawsBURY RANCH HOME-H room plus many extra.. Low taxe. and five mlnuIf" from parkway. Mrge rte- 'living room. 12IH dining room, rir« SAMUEL TEICHER AGENCY ,Hilv IH.WO. ELWOOD A. ARMSTIIONO rtatloii room, ea(-ln kitchen, dining MARVIN K. IRODIR, lulldar V«ti No Down • "Man, Oirta larga b.drooma. 1O.11 AGENCV, Realtor, 5M Prospect Ave., , wall-to-wall mrprtlnn. lovrly V% :rlorlda room. 20x40 •wlmmlnf pool, Utll» »Hv«r. 74I-4W0,, ,. • „... ..,. ,;.;;-,. ,, OIOR6I IUMIMJH. Raolltr, Uht Aft Non V.ti $800 Down Independent Liatinft Broken '•n.lKM- RCIIANCK AGENCY. Realtor, (ell down paymonta are eiibteet ,'S Linden PI., Red Bank. H10.W. H.m RUMSON ROAD EXSCIIT1VE - «P«- CUSTOM BUILT Iwo • atory Coloi Specialists Since 1948 in: : to VA or FHA approval) ^•ir Multlplp a Llallnll cious fou^bed^oom, family room. Ihrea hnme. Klcht rooms, two fireplaces, full halhroom homa on l,Sf bsautlfully land- ellar, attached tno-ear nraaa. % acre 747-9700 Real Eitata - Property Management - Mortgages '."Alb SPUr — TnV«a~twin li«jilrooina, scaped acre.. Xatraordln.ry value at lot. Many «mr«s. C»ll J«3-Mlfl._ Fireside - Realtors M7 OCEANPORT AVENUE. OCEANPORT living room, dining room, at kitchen, tum 1424101 oi U1-3W0. p niKKOTIONi: Newman tprlnge Koed