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VOLUME 82, NO. 236 limed Dally. Monday through Friday, enwred u Second Clau Matter c it tut Post Olllci it Red Bank. N. J., under tn« Act ol Marco 3. 1818. RED BANK, N. J., TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1960 7c PER COPY PAGE ONE £ ££%j&c Khrush Claims Fliers Admit Spying Civil Rights Warns Spy Flights Battle Looms Could Lead to War MOSCOW (AP)—Nikita Khrushchev warned to- ay that resumption of American spy flights over the At Convention Soviet Union would "heat the existing tension to boil- Silence ng point and bring matters to the outbreak of war." See Kennedy The Soviet Premier gave this warninto at a Krem- County Unit n news conference in answer to a question about the Ordered ossibility of renewal of U2 flights. He did not elab- Position As Still Loyal orate. By U.S. Earlier, in an opening Impregnable To Meyner statement, Khrushchev Britons Ask charged the flight of the By DON WOOD ACCIDENT VICTIM — Lawrence Bacigalupi of the Little Silver First Aid Squad NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) — Of- LOS ANGELES (AP) — Register Staff Correspondent RB47 reconnaissance plane comforts Joan Kelly, II, prior to her removal to Riverview Hospital last night after ficially-ordered United States si- The Democratic National LOS ANGELES - Monmouth lence prevailed today as Presi- Assurances shot down July 1 by a Soviet she was struck by a whilo riding a bicyle. Convention squared off to-County's delegates are still stick- dent Eisenhower awaited a gov- fighter demonstrated that U.S. ing to Gov. Robert B. Meyner' ernment report on Russia's as- policy is aimed at "provoking a day for a civil rights battle favorite son candidacy, even On Base Use sertion it has shot down another serious military conflict." though Sen. John F. Kennedy is American plane. LONDON (AP) — Demands with Sen. John F. Kennedy He also declared that this all but nominated. Bike Victim The order to all federal offi- mounted in Britain today for (D-Mass) holding an im- Nursing Home Gets "new act of perfidy" demon- Talk here has moved on to th< cials to keep mum was announced firm assurance that Washington pregnable position as itsvice presidential possibilities. at the Summer White House late is consulting fully with Prime strated that President Elsen- 9 hower's assurance In Paris that potential presidential nominee. The three most talked of pos In Critical Monday. Minister Harold Macmillan's gov the U2 flights over Soviet ter- Adherents of Senate Demo- sible running mates for Kenned) Planners Attention Press Secretary James C.Ha ;rnment on the activities of Atner- ritory had been discontinued cratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson are Sen. Stuart Symington o gerty told a news conference can planes flying from British j Missouri, Gov. Orville Freema Condition EATONTOWN — The Planning He pointed out that the Plan jases. was "not worth a bad penny." of Texas refused to give up hope Board last night took testimony ning Board only recommends; there would be no public com of Wisconsin and Sen. Henrj That was the first reaction to Khrushchev claimed, the two that he can wrest the nomination LITTLE SILVER—An 11-year- on the application o f Raphael the Zoning Board of Adjustmem ment from anyone in the admin Jackson of Washington. istration pending receipt of theRussia's claim to have shot down surviving crewmen of the Ameri- away from Kennedy by a dra- ild Shrewsbury cyclist is in criti- Cesarano for permission to build alone has the pow^r to granl can plane—First Lt. John R. Me- matic last-hour rally. The three representatives from cal condition this morning at Fit- report Eisenhower ordered. another U.S. reconnaissance air- Monmouth County, Mrs. Kath- an 85-bed nursing home at 154or withhold permission to build, Cone, 38, of Tonganoxie, Kan., In line With this, Johnson call- kin Memorial. Broad St. but it does not have that powe The President sent word to thecraft over Soviet territory. arine Elkus White, Mayor Pau State and Defense Departments The missing RB 47 took off and First Lt. Freeman B. Olm- ed a news conference today for Hospital authorities said Joan Milton A, Abramoff, Red Bank, until the Planning Body has mad Kiernan of Long Branch am that he wants full information on from the U.S. Air Force base at stead, 24, of Elmira, N. Y.-had what an aide called "an import- Kelly, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. who represented Mr. Cesarano ts recommendations. Thomas J. Smith are still backin the Moscow charges and that no Brize Norton, England, and many admitted their plane "was to ant announcement concerning the Carl A. Kelly, 31 Crest Dr., is and Mrs. Margaret Graf, owner Experts Heard the governor until released. federal spokesman should com- Britons want to know whether its have flown along the northern Issues involved in the conven under observation for a fractur- of the property, challenged au- F. Spencer Smith, chief of thi 'Thing To Do* ment while the charges are being frontiers of the Soviet Union on tion" and Johnson's position con thority of the board to hold such Bureau of Community Institution; 'light was first sanctioned by Mrs. White said she though d skull, compound fracture of studied. Macmillan. an espionage mission." cerning them. the left leg and possible internal a hearing, and objected to theof the state Department of Inst "it was the thing to do" to sta Contrast In a note to Macmillan's gov- Khrushchev said he thought the The aide declined to elabor- with Meyner, who is retainin injuries. testimony as irrelevant. tutions and Agencies, testifiei This was in dramatic contras ernment, Soviet Premier Nikita Soviet Union would take the mat- ate. Asked whether Johnson his role as favorite son. He contended that since the that in the last 10 years thi She was injured last night when with what happened two month Khrushchev accused Britain of ter of the RB47 to the United would announce then that he All three of the delegates wen borough zoning ordinance says number of nursing homes in the bike she was riding was hit ago in the U2 spy plane episode being a "direct participant" in Nations—first to the Security was withdrawing from the impressed with the keynoti by a car driven by Mrs. George that the Planning Board shall state has increased from 101 ti when the Soviet Union lured the aggressive American acts and Council and then to the General race, the aide replied "no, defi- speech last night of Sen. Franl Blair, Buttonwood Dr., Shrews base its recommendation in such 169. U.S. government into a trap an with assuming heavy responsibil- Assembly. But he added that no nitely not." Church of Idaho. bury, police said. a case on "effect on the com- Monmouth County, he said, ha ity for the possible conse- prehensive planning of the bor touched off an International fu firm decision had been made on Mr. Smith said, "It highlights more nursing home beds thai ror. But if Johnson wouldn't give A witness told police that Joan ough," then the body should con any other county in the stati quences. such action. up, only a relative few among the political foundations for thewas riding on Sycamore Ave., In that incident administratioi Macmillan faces a barrage ofj party in the coming campaign. sider only plans and specifica- and North Jersey counties hav Khrushchev said the Soviet the delegates questioned tha near the Little Silver Lumber tions. spokesmen at first said the U!questions on this and the U2 in-1 In commenting on the speech "farmed out" a number of nurs- was on a reconnaissance missior Kennedy will go beyond the re- :o. yard, when the accident oc- Lawyer Objects ing home patients here. cident in the House of Commons j days In announcing that the quired 761 votes for the top nomi- Mrs. White remarked that "Sen, curred. and perhaps had strayed uninten today. When questioned previous-; Church exemplifies the youthful "We are here to answer ques- He said that there are, today, tionally off its course into Sovii RB47 had been shot down In nation on the first presidential The witness, Ronald Ross, 81 tions. Anything else would be ir- ly on the May Day shooting down character of the Democratic vacancies in existing nursing territory. order to see what alibis the tally tomorrow. Hillside Ave., Atlantic Highlands, relevant," Mr. Abramoff siad. over Russia of the American U2 United States would come up party," pointing out that the sen homes. Then the Soviet trap snappe plane, the prime minister con- This situation spawned fever- 'old police that the victim wasj ..The proposai that testimony with. He said frankly his gov- ator is only 35 years old. John L. Montgomery, director Soviet Premier Nikita Khrus tended there could be no public ish activity on the part of Demo- Even though the Monmoutl hit when her bike crossed in be taken as to the need for aof the county Welfare Board and ernment was hoping for anoth- crats of all shades of opinion front of the Blair vehicle. (See SILENCE, Pg. 3) discussion of intelligence activi- er cover slory like the Initial County group remains behin nursing home is beyond the scope county adjuster, testified that at ties. hoping to get in on the ground Another cyclist, Jerilyn Barnes, of the board's authority." explanation that the U2 shot Meyner, many of the New Je present private nursing homes The Conservative Daily Mail floor of what they hope will be- 84 Park Ave., Shrewsbury, was down on May Day had been on sey delegation already have sai The board attorney, Henry Sal- are soliciting welfare patients, al- in a front page editorial today come the first party administra they would switch to Kennedy b uninjured. ing, replied: though in the past they have said a weather flight and had stray- tion of the White House in eighl Ask Ruling conceded that such secrecy was ed Inadvertently over Soviet fore the first roll call is ove No charges were made by Sgt. "I don't agree that this board they could not care for them for necessary but said "to disclose years. Walter Stearns and Special Offi is so limited. Mr. Abramoff maythe $190 a month paid for such territory. They paid little more than whether or not Britain is con- Mayor Paul Kiernan of Long cer Richard Tetley, who investi present anything he desires. The patients. On Local sulted before any American flight I After the Russians announced cursory attention Initially to a Branch, one of Monmouth Coun gated. board is entitled also to investi County Has Room which may involve her in a grave the U2 was shot down deep In platform containing the party's ty's delegates to the convention gate what is going there, the na- Monmouth County, he said, has international incident is a dif- Soviet territory and the pilot, strongest recorded stand on had to sit in the balcony insteac ture of the operation, whether it 1,023 beds in private nursing Boat Control ferent matter. Francis G. Powers, had admitted civil rights. Despite a vigorous of on the main floor with thi will continue to be a nursing homes and 140 beds in the one "There is reason to believe," he was on a spy mission, the protest from delegates of nine Suggests home, and its present and future public facility, Briar Hill. The . KEYPORT - The governing New Jersey delegation becausf saiit di-l tVtr*the Mailftiiaii, •'tU"thao tf sh«|>en iifs nntnol tTinUnite! f«dH CStatef 3 I flCs r>nnr>fir1ivconceded1 ti tf had southern states, there seemed effect on the value of adjacent Lt county in' number of nursing ** •»• requested a ruing from he forgot one of his three creden always consulted. It is said that been flying such espionage mis- property." the state Attorney General's Of- little likelihood that the opposi- tials. He left his floor pass ir Another home beds is Essex, with 678 the agreement which allows our sions for several years. tion would go beyond vocal his room, but he appeared con beds, he said. fice as to whether, under the new boating law, the local police de- government to veto operational "We confused the Americans fireworks or engage In any sub- tent to watch the opening of the "Until a year ago," he stated, flights by U.S. aircraft does not stantial bolt. convention sitting with his wifi partment may patrol the waters on May 1, so we thought why Site for Boro Recover 5 "we had a waiting list for every cover reconnaisance flights." shouldn't we do the same on The delegates' attention wa and Alternate Delegate Thoma; available bed. Now that is noof Raritan Bay at the Keyport shore line. Britain, said the Laborite Daily July 1," Khrushchev remarked riveted on the presidential ticketJ. Smith and Mrs. Smith of Fai FAIR HAVEN — The sticky longer true. In the public welfare Herald, "must know what goes Haven. home there are 32 empty beds. I . M«y°r Norman J- Currle said amid laughter. maneuvering still going on problem of where to put the pro- More Bodies ill/nil* Liiiwi^; tiiw u* biiiuii ui«Uh)« I* •,» . fionn " a rt the American bases in despite all indications (hat Ken- posed borough hall and library For some reason the number of the query was a result of numer- ™ at The U.S. Air Force after the nedy had the top nomination Mrs. Kathryn Freret, Fair Ha again reared its head last night people applying is decreasing." ious recent complaints from bay- "num. RB47 disappeared nn July 1 said safely stowed away in his pocket. ven, a member of the Countj at the Borough Council meeting. From Blimp "As of todav," Mrs. Montgom- front residents regarding noisy, it was surveying electromagnetic speeding motorboats. fields in Arctic waters to gain Near the elevated speakers' Board of Elections, flew in ye. In a letter to council, David LAKEHURST (AP) - Navy ery continued, "there are more Minton Suffers stand the 39-vote Missouri dele- terday to observe the convention divers recovered five more bodies beds available in private nursing The Planning Board also has information for improved navi- and Jean Crowell of 28 Fair Hav- asked council to determine who gational maps. gation was busy with speculation. as a visitor. She arrived from en Rd. suggested that the coun- yesterday from the wreckage of homes than at any time since Neck Injury Its favorite son, Sen. Stuart Sy- New Orleans, where she and her a blimp on the ocean bottom 18 1929." has jurisdiction over boating in After the Soviet spy charge cilmen consider their home and the local section of the bay. mington, was reported slowl; husband have been vacationing miles off Barnegat Light. Mr. Abramoff, at the outset, FAIR HAVEN-Mayor Russell was made yesterday, President property, which is located near The governing body indicated recognizing the inevitability o A Navy spokesman here said objected to this whole line of H. Minton is improving at hisEisenhower ordered U.S. officials Willow School. that if the attorney general rules Kennedy's nomination. Mrs. Katharine Elkus White none of the five had been posi testimony as irrelevant. 61 Church St. home after falling to make no comment until he The lot is 87 by 50 feet and that a municipality has water- tively identified. The names will Mr. Saling asked that the pros- and receiving a neck injury in could study a full report from (See KENNEDY, Pg. 3) (See COUNTY UNIT, Pg. 3) front authority, council may lies near presently owned borough not be released until identifica- pective operators of the nursing Red Bank over the weekend. the State and Defense Depart- adopt an ordinance delegating property on Fair Haven Rd., tion has been made, he said. home answer certain questions. The mayor did not attend last ments on Moscow's charges. which had previously been con- water patrol powers to the police Today's salvage operations After a conference with Mr. night's Borough Council meeting. Khrushchev said that since Borough Moves to Create sidered as a site for a new of- and also establishing local regu- brought to nine the number of Abramoff and Mr. Cesarano, Council President Eugene Ma- the plane was stopped as It fice-library building. lations regarding speed and noise. bodies recovered. Eight other Benjamin Tennenbaum, New gee said Mayor Minton's con- began its intrusion over So- Mayor Currie reported that lo- Councilman Robert Matthews, crewmen of the ZPG3W airship York, said he will be president dition is not considered serious. viet territory, "The Soviet First Street Department chairman of the public buildings are missing. Three survived the of the corporation which will op- cal police in Perth Amboy patrol Mayor Minton is a New York commitee, said the new proposal crash into the sea last Wednes erate the home and would answer the waters around that munici City banker. (See KHRUSH Pg. 2) ~" FAIR HAVEN — The Borough time, due to varying condition would be considered by the com day. One other man died on thethe questions. pality but said that before any such action is taken here, it Council took steps last night to such as weather. mittee which is engaged in anway back to shore In a rescue New Owners should be cleared with the state. tet up a borough depart- 5, No Jther borough or tow over-all study of the problem. vessel. In MONMOUTH PARK previous talks with the Council received a letter from ment. It is the last municipality ship in Monmouth County is wit board, Raphael Cesarano, also "We have told the fire com Divers probed the wreckage un the Attorney General's Office IN-THE-MONEY TODAY'S PICKS In Monmouth County to do soou. t its own department. known as Ralph Cesarano, had pany," Mr. Matthews said, "that til darkness yesterday. They re- saying that the matter is being Acting on the recommendations The ordinance calls for $13,50 spoken as prospective operator. SELECTIONS AT OCEANPORT we will make their room avail- sumed at dawn today. The Navy investigated. of the council's road committee to be set aside from the capit able to them as soon as possible." said the four-ton control car o Last night, however, Mr. Tannen By DOTTIE GOKMAN By JAX and its chairman, Dr. "Edward improvement fund for inlti He referred to fire house space would not be raised to baum said that he, and also Louis SEARCH ON FOP BOY Fine Luce Stratton, to "proceed without de- equipment. which now houses municipal of- the surface until is sure that all Cesarano would be directors of Dauphin's Mate LITTLE SILVER-Police here Flash at Belmont lay," council introduced ordinan- Salaries Set fices. bodies have been removed from the corporation. He said the op- Aureous Lady today were setting up a search 1 Fleet Sailor Booth Station ces to set up the new department The second ordinance provide: the tangled wreckage. (See PLANNERS, Pg. 11) Dropping nnd provide salaries to two em-for salaries of $4,800 for a work for Lawrence Paradis, 15, son oi ing supervisor and $4,100 for Maj. Joseph Paradis, 29 Sunny Hydrobot Four Circles ployees. ' Rallied in l.ait road ans street employee. Add Tax Map Columnist Finds: crest Ct., reported missing since Hydrobot To date, the borough's road 2 p. m. yesterday. They quoted Oveiton Miss Lady Suann maintenance has been let out ontional part-time or overtime hel Freshened Up may be required for snow a younger brother as saying a contract basis that has been Powder Cap moval. Is Completed Larry told him "they won't find J'owder Cap criticized as costly. Some Delegates me this time." He last left home Duf for Win Zandonal The department's equlpmen FAIR HAVEN - This borough DiiHty Priam Rough Sketch Becker Did Work will be temporarily stored at th May 31. Police said they found May Tak« Tart adopted its first tax map at its Larry's bicycle near the Little Youth Center. Dr. Stratton rec For the past 25 years, Oscar meeting last night. Silver railroad station late yes- Larry Wolf The Axe Becker and Sons of Fair Haven ommended that council procec Clam May Tell The map, which was seven terday. Odysseus have done all road work except Immediately with plans for Ready to Switch Odysseus Q latitude years in the making under the for major resurfacing, which has special garage. Awokn in [.ant guidance of Borough Engineer By JIM BISHOP with 26 for Gov. Hcrschel Love ikinr V been advertised for bw-bidder The two-man crew will start o Henry Labrocque, outlines al less and Kansas casting 21 for! I N U t A TIIIH Eni'th Ttomnn Cooklo contracts. with the following equipment, pu Author of "The Day Lincoln Gov. George Docking. (Joml Kntry Joyous ,lo chase of which was another n property by block and lot num Was Shot" and Pagc< i HII Thin Knvth At present, the Becker firm is bers. They plan to throw their votes,! »„,,,.„„. ,„ ImiTQvi' in 1 .n s t _ receiving $975 per month for commendation of the com ml tie "The Day Christ Died." as pledged, to "hei r favorite sons.!' Amu!'emc'"s 12 I. The map has Ihe approval of Births . 2 ! servicing of . One dumptruck and snowploi LOS ANGELES - It Is posTh- e last one on the roll call is JUIK-'H Crorodlle Blur Chiinn $7,000; tractor with front load the New Jersey Department of Jim Bishop ft !. HKST IIKT Khfiiln.H (.icm The committee report rend by sible now that young John Ken- the Cnnal Zone, with 4 votes. The Cinftv IicllP and rear blade, $4,000; a tractoi the Treasury. moment these arc cast, nnd be-1 Hoi Boyle U Iliiik Prince Dr. Stratton said It deemed a nedy will be nominntcd on the 16 l'rlc« Toilny borough department more ad- mounted mower for weeds an Several years ago, property first ballot, No new blocs of votes fore the tally clerk can add the grnss, $500; sprnyer and weec Classified 17 CMIKWOOII Nohlo Oounti'SH visable than continuing on the owners were requested to sub-have gone to him since yestor totals, several hands will go in I killing equipment, $500; misce mit photostntic copies of their Comics 16 l'Ynih«ni»l Up ('rnlgwond present basis for five reasons: dny, and he is still short of the the air and voices will be raised AlhiKiihni I Alhnnibni Cli'clo Inneoiis hand tools such as sho\ deeds to lighten the task of the Cronsword Puzzle 16 Five Reasons 761 needed, but I talked to dele- calling: "Mr. Chairman; Mr. 7 fjllll.1 ,H|Ml els, $684. mnpmnkcrs. gates on tho floor and some arc Chnirmnn; a point or order." Editorials 1. Supervisory efficiency would A reserve of S81B makes a tot llerblock Roman Spark liny Loft In cases where this was not prepared (o switch their votes The chair can recognize these r'tniM l!t|-c»l bo Increased. of $13,500 for equipment, done, Mr, Lnbrccquc Held, Kltly Kelly 8 Kii^er Heaver from favorite sons lo Kennedy [Voices or not, as It pleases. II Allan' 11 Honmn Spaik 2. The contract system was fi- The ordinances will come "everything but the kitchen sink" nt the conclusion of the first roll I rests with tho pcrmnncnt chair- Obllunrles 2 8 (inn.I Htrnl nancially unsound. for final action nnd public lien was used to Irncc and certify call. ) man, Gov. Leroy Collins, of Flor- Sylvia Porter 6 3. Continuity could be Rained ing July 25. If adopted, the coui property lines within the bnrough. It Isn't a new trick. The fivc^da. He can, it he chooses, rec- Radio-Television 12 Late ScraU'linn by havinR the name people, fam- cil will Immediately hold Inlc Council president liugcne Ma- stales involved are I'loridu wilh'tyinlze his own slnte. If so, I'lor- Social 8-9 1KT HACK-HrnifH llnsi" iliar wth local conditions, on views for crew mm. lice, presiding In tho absence of 2!) votes for Sen. GIOIRC Smnlh-1Ida niny ask that Its vole be George Sokolsky « 2NII I5ACI'!-•Twrnly Cuinta, Mr, Mac C , llninnn Klnirm, the Job from yenr to yenr. Ultimate plnns cnll for consnl Mayor Russell II. Million, Mild ers; New Jersey with 41 for Ciov.' chnnj'.i'd' In "2!) fnr tho next prrsi- Sports 11-15 l.llmnj 4. It Is difficult to ntlvcrtlsc dnlitm nf the* rond nnd nnnlt the mnp will conside rably IUobcil Mevnrr; California with, dent of the United Sinter,, Sen. Slock Murker . 2 M'll RACK Siiiiilylii'rKii-l, T.-utr An Crlroii specifications a year ahead o[ tion department!!, the Job of llic lax assessor. '81 for Gov, Edmund Brown; IOWA' (See UlSHOi' paj;n 2) W. S. While . 6 WKATlll'JR • Cl.KAK TKACK -• ViV.VV 2—Tw*isy, July 12, 1960 BED BANK REGISTER Youth Loses Board Walks Into 'Solution' September Vote License For On Controversy Tipsy Driving SHREWSBURY — The Board i Council the purchase and insUHa- Another Bond Issue Is Planned of Education took a walk lastl.tlon of caution lights on Broad ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - ight—right into a controversy St. at a cost of $1,000. And rehired Miss Edith Frazer, Richard Stiles, 18, of Cooper Rd., bout a sidewalk. EAT0NT0WN - Unless there Othcr Business kindergarten teacher on emer- In other business, a delegation Middletown, was fined $275 last The problem: How to pay for is a date change, voters here will gency certification. trek to the polls twice in Sep- of parents living on the easterly night and had his drivers license the sidewalk which the school tcmber to vote on school con-'side of Rt. 35 expressed concern revoked for two years on a will lose when Broad St. is wid- ened? itruction bond issues. j about the safety of their young- charge of drunken driving. The Board of Education indi- slers who are expected to be on Magistrate Irving B. Zeichner The Board stepped on a pos- sible solution last night when catcd again last night it plans split session classes in the fall. also fined the youth $5 for op- ack Storminger, right-of-way to hold a referendum either Sept. They said their children would erating a motor vehicle without have to cross heavily-traveled Rt. lights. ;otiator for the depart- OBITUARIES 9 or Sept. 12 to get approval to ment, appeared with a request. build a 20-to-25-room school at 35 when it is dark. The youth was arrested on June Seems the state would like to Broad St. and Wyckoff Rd. The parents said they would 28 by Patrolman Samuel Guzzi FELIX A. TAGLIABUE These dates have been under!like their children either changed after Stiles' car almost hit the pay the school $345 for 60 square DEAL — Felix A. Tagliabue, discussion by the board since;to morning sessions, given a full- patrolman's car at Railroad and feet of land at Obre PI. and60, of 56 Deal , died Broad St. April. day, or transportation from Mount Aves. last night in Monmouth Medical school. According to police, the youth The land is needed, Mr. Stor Center. The Monmouth Regional High minger explained, to round off School Superintendent William refused to take a drunkometer Born In West Hoboken, he was School Board of Education has he corner for easier access onto W. Ramsay said he and his ad- test or be examined by a doctor. a son of Mrs. Louisa Bergna set Sept. 13 for a $300,000 ref- the highway from Obre PI. erendum. The funds, if okayed, ministrative staff are still work' Charles Konowltz, 16 Glenn Tagliabue of Hackensack and the The highway representative got will be used to provide athletic ing out the problem. late Domenico Tagliabue. mary Ave., Leonardo, was fined off to a bad start, however, when facilities and purchase furniture! "There is a possibility that we A textile manufacturer, Mr. $100 and placed on a year's pro- he discovered that his written for the new school. i migh. t cut out this double ses- bation for indecent exposure. Tagliabue was president of trie he said. "But 1 am not request for the land was ad- Eatontown, along with Newision Mrs. Joseph Dender. Shadow dressed to the Shrewsbury Town Palisades Dyeing Corp., Peace Shrewsbury and Shrewsbury! certain. Lawn Trailer Park, Highlands, ship Board, Dale, R. I. He was a member Township, make up the Mon-| One parent said there are some was fined $25 for careless driv But it was later, when Mr. of the New York Athletic Club mouth Regional district. 20 children involved. ing. and Deal Country Club. Mr. Garofalo said he was cer- Storminger and the board walked Magistrate Zeichner sentenced Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Meeting With Architect tain an answer to the problem outside to inspect the land, that Richard Daniels, Ramsey Room' he real trouble began. Sigred Johnson Tagliabue; a son, The local board hopes to meet j would be forthcoming at the ing House, Red Bank, to 30 days If the state was willing to tear Robert W. Tagliabue of Wake- with its architect within the nextjboard's Aug. 1 meeting. in jail for leaving the scene of an up six feet of the 10-foot sidewalk field, R. I.;' a daughter, Miss week or two to Ret final approval accident. Mr. Daniels was sent in front of the school, board Phyliss J. Tagliabue, at home; a on the plans for the proposed A 1 T 7 AT to jail when he was unable to members asked, why wouldn't brother, Joseph Tagliabue of school. >/lSft L> »1V • pay the $50 fine. the highway department rebuild Cliffside; a sister, Mrs. Joseph Then the board will have to get the sidewalk? Scalzo of Hackensack, and a approval of the state Department "A wide sidewalk is necessary grandchild. of Education and the state Divi- Intervene for the safety of our school chil- Services will be held Thursday sion of Local Government before Flier's Wife holding the referendum. dren," said Frederic Messina, at 10 a. m. in the Damiano Fu- Acting Board President Samuel In Congo board president. eral Home, Long Branch. Burial Mr. Storminger said the state will be in Woodbine Cemetery. Garofalo conceded last night that JJ E[) NATIONS, N. Y. (AP) Only Hopes N1T is not authorized to build side- the prospect of two referendums j _ General Dag Ham- Sccretaiy walks beyond the limits of its MRS. LAURA RAEDIG so .close to each other presentsj j | scheduled a confer- marsk 0 d To See Him right-of-way. LEONARDO-Mrs. Laura Rae- a "rough problem." ,-ience today with the chief U. N. pi AINFIFI n (kP\ — Th» wife The board then decided to get dig, 92, Leonard Ave., died yes- He registered ^™ W^j delegates "of nine African coun- of^TSSn AlJ Fo^ce co- estimates on replacing the side- terday in the Atlantic Highlands — that the regional board haS|trjes amid spccula,ion he would jpilot shot down in Soviet waters walk and offer the corner plot at Nursing Home. decided to hold its bond , ask (nem for arm ! ask them for army officers to has no basis for knowing whether that price. Born in Rahway, she had lived so near to the time the local jsend tQ the Congo or not he is a spy. That way, board members the- here 35 years. group is planning its vote. Some diplomats said they un- "f just hope I'll see him soon," orized, the sale of the land would Mrs. Raedig was a member of However, he said if voters derstood the r.ew republic of the studied both proposals closely he said Mrs. Gail Olmstead yester- pay for the sidewalk lost to thethe Order of Eastern Star in Congo, freed only 12 days ago • ^, ™f ° ' I™ " McLain Campbell, and had lived session of the economic and Sod-I^^J^l^^ in the Western Hemisphere domi- State Group list took its sharpest loss in four al Council. Khrush nated by international commun- Bishop here 29 years. months. Trading was moderate. er of 176 Watchu Ave ism. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. The Secretary General came - "g ' (Continued) An estimated $2,800,000,000 was straight from the to his' Mrs' O'mstead's happiness at "Who gave the United States! (Continued) Asks Meyner Elizabeth Furey Campbell. learn 1 ner government limited itself to Mr. Campbell was a member sliced from the quoted value of office at U. N. headquarters to! " 8 husband is alive was any right to allow or disallow?" jJack Kennedy." If this happens destroying the aircraft." of St. Joseph's Catholic Church. stocks listed on the New York work with assistants last night on jundimmed by the Soviet threat to he asked. Iowa and New Jersey will follow "The surviving members of the For Release A high requiem mass will be Stock Exchange, based on the•'plans for assistance to the Con-! Prosecute the two captured air- "What right has the United at once. offered Thursday at 9 a.. mm.. in fall in the Associated Press aver- go." a spokesman said. men with "full severity," for crew will be brought to court in States to dispose of the desti- I shouI(j tnepla n fail_and u ca LOS ANGELES (AP) -New accordance with Soviet laws," he ,„ -« — _,L .,-_.».. I >- Jersey supporters of SeSenn . John FF. SSt . Joseph'Jhs' ChurcCh h by Rev. Cor- Earlier a U. N. spokesman said j "violating Soviet territory." nies of any other nation?" if Smathers, Meyner, Brown, continued. "Let the provocateurs Kennedy planned an 11th hour nelius J. Kane. Burial will be in "\"olume diminished to 2,920,000 that, with Bunche's aid, "certain • The couple met at Kenyon Col- He said the revolution in Cuba LoVeless and Docking insist on shares from Friday's total of 3,- and the executors of their ill ; request to Gov. Robert B. Mev.St. Joseph's Cemetery under di- technical assistance plans are be-: lege in Ohio, where he majored was not run by Communists and:hoidinR ,ne votes o{ ,heir delepa- l tne Bedle will not count on such actions ner today that he permit them to 010.000. ing formulated." in history and she in occupation' that if it had been it would haveitionS| then it is possible that the " ° The defense-related stocks sur- al therapy. They were married going unpunished." been developed in a very differ-; Lyndon Johnson gniup will, on cast a first ballot vote for the ome. rendered a good part of their 2'/i years ago The incident, Khrushchev ent wav- !the second ballot, start horse- Massachusetts front runner. Weather JOHN B. AYERS gains and some went into the She said she had long learned asserted, "testified that the "It is a revolt against those trading with all delegations not As far as the Kennedy dele- Mostly fair and continued warm ARLINGTON, Va. — John B. minus column, along with other to accept the risk in her husU. S. government has notwho have been plundering the ;ates are concerned, the Massa- today, tonight and Wednesday ex-j . ^ pledged to Kennedy. This is about lyers of 981 Sweetbriar Dr. died recent favorites on which profit band s yingi abandoned the policy of com- people for many years," he as- chusetts senator is going to get cept for some valley fog early j .. ' doing a job that has to as likely as waiting for the con- uly 3 in Alexandria Hospital taking advice has been given He s mitting acts of aggression serted. jvention to nominate George Jes- the Democratic presidential nom- this morning. High both after-j .. ', iere. lately. be done you know sne said against the Soviet Union." Khrushchev agreed when a sel as vice president. ination at the first roll call due noons m the 80's. Low tonight in 'proudly. He is a former Red Bank resi- Some steep losses were taken "The American people," he questioner asked if his support There is no doubt that the Ken-tomorrow. the 60's. !ent and was a member of by a string of autos, steels, rails, Olmstead has served three continued, "like the whole world of Cuban Prime Minister Fidel nedy clan feels certain of the U. S. Rep. Cornelius J. Galla- MARINE Shrewsbury Post, American Le- years of a five-year hitch. His public, must know the truth. Castro's regime amounted to gher, one of the strongest Ken- oils, drugs, utilities and building Blpck Island to Cape May: nomination in two ballots. They ;ion. materials. wife said flying seemed to be the They must know that the U. S. an attack on the Monroe Doc- want to make it in one and they nedy supporters in the 41-vote Variable winds 10 knots or less Mr. Ayers is survived by his The 1,251 issues traded made it thing he wanted to do most. government is conducting a dan- trine. are fighting for it as though it delegation, said that unless Mey- south portion and mostly west to I life, Mrs. June Ayers; three the widest market since June 7 gerous game with the destinies of "The Monroe Doctrine has out- were a point of family honor. I ner steps aside, there will be no northwest 10 or 15 knots north | ,aughters. Misses Candico, Dar- when an equal number crossed Man Fined i5>150, Jailed]the world, the destinies of thelived its usefulness," he said, j watched Sen. Kennedy at his chance for New Jersey to cast portion today and tonight. Vari- ene and Teresa Ayers, all living peoples." "It has died a natural death. ;prcss conference today and he any votes for Kennedy. He said it the ticker tape. Of the total, 332 able winds 10 knots becoming t home, and a sister, Miss Ber- After Suicide Threat In an The only thing left to do with;spoke, with becoming modesty, would all be over too soon. advanced and 683 declined. New northerly 10-15 knots over north opening statement, ice Ayers of Belford. highs for the year totaled 50 and KEANSBURG - Stanley Ray- Khrushchev repeated the foreign the Monroe Doctrine is to buryhike a boy who has.earned his Gallagher said Meyner will be portion Wednesday. Fair today Funeral services were held last new lows 27. and tonight. Chance of a few scat- mont, 43, of New Milford, Conn., ministry's account yesterday that it, just as you bury anything!diploma and is merely waiting presented with a compromise pro- dead so it will not poison the;for the school principal to hand posal that would allow the fav-Thursday. Burial was in Arling- Yesterday's closing stocks: tered showers Wednesday. Visi- was fined $150 and sentenced to j the U. S. plane intruded over So- ll0 dayd s in aili lllas tt ini hft on a viet I it to him. He asked reporters to orte son nomination. Then, he n National Cemetery. I 1-T-E Ckt Brk bility 5-10 miles except 3 miles J ^? j territorial waters near Svya- , John, Man cnal o( Khrushchev called the decision said, Meyner could announce for 1 in haze and occasionally near zeroi ;8f attempted suicide and totovy NoNoss CanCapee , aa in-mil10-milpe lnnloncg please wait a few days before Air Rtrtuc Jones * L, of the United States to susoend Kennedy on the convention floor MISS HENRIETTA KARSCH Alifp C|. Joy Mfg in patchy fog this morning. malicious mischef. projection into the Barents Sea demanding details about the kind ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS - Kaller Al Raymont was arrested Sunday from the Kola Peninsula; that it purchases of sugar from Cuba of campaign he will wage. A before any of New Jersey's votes Alllftl Ch I Kennecol TIDES •liss Henrietta Karsch, 65, 73 A!!!Pd Strl SIS | Koppen after he threatened to leap from headed for Archangel, the Soviet an "aggressive step taken man who isn't high in confidence were actually cast. A1U« Cf.al (Sandy Hook) a second-story window at Bor- with the aim of harming the does not talk this way. Dropped Washington Ave., died yesterday JVC02 85 >\ ' Li-hlch' CAN Today—High, 11:34 a. m. and Arctic seaport 240 miles to the , L?h C ough Hall, police said. economy of Cuba and disorganiz- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Gov. in Monmouth Medical Center. I Loh Val Inrt 11:54 p. m.; low, 5:46 p. m. south, and that it failed to follow The other candidates to whom ^im Brk 8h 41'i The man was persuaded from ing it, and of undermining the Robert E. Meyner refused to Born In New York City, she Jim (.'van i Lcli V»l RR Wednesday-High, 12:28 p. m.; signal orders from a Soviet fight- I spoke sounded like men play- Am FiKtiy 63't i LOF Glaw jumping by Rev. Stanley Levan- political regime." complain about being dropped at lad lived here four years. Am MOHHS Lit, McNil, low 6:16 a. m. and 6:41 p. m. er plane to follow it and land. ing roulette in a crooked gamb II'. doski, St. Ann's Catholic Church. He said the Soviet Union and the last minute from a list of Miss Karsch was a member of A in Smfll »!•« (For Red Bank and Rumson "After thai," Khrushchev's ling house, afraid to stop be- A-II SHI 11 L'.iki>nft Sll Us allies would gladly buy all he Methodist Church. Am Trl*Tel j. - . c o . . Raymont later went on a ram- cause there is no other place to speakers at an important dinner SO'; I Much Trk statement said, "in accordance There are no known survivors. Am Too 57', 1 Martin Co add 2 hours; Sea Bright, !pa|e and damaged , cell lice Cuba's sugar because "people gamble. They mention Kennedy during the Democratic National Am Viscose Merck with the orders given to the AM!» Inc 31". f9.-juuuui-i 10 minutes; Long Branch, all over the world like sweets." Convention. The funeral will be Thursday ' Mnro r,M 1 armed forces of the Soviet and shniR: "What can I do? I'm Anacumla 61>4 Minn Mi.'.! 2; .. ideduct 15 minutes; Highlands He said the Communist bloc not giving up, of course, but But several of Meyner's aides t 8 p. m. in the Posten Funeral Arint-o Sll 67 i Mo Pac A J|!i.! , add 40 minutes.) Union on guarding the Soviet Armour A Co i Munter Oil STOLEN TIRES would pay for the sugar with what can I do?" The truth is were angry at Democratic Na- lome, with Rev. George E. Tay- Armi-l f'K 4G*-« Mont Wan] frontiers, our fighter was com- goods—in other words, a barter >r of the Methodist Church of- AsW O.I Hi, Nat Blsc ll Georgge Bernard Shaw said "I, RED BANK — Two tires and pelled to open tire on the ari- that all of them expected Ken- tional Chairman Paul Butler, AtChison --KI i Nat Dairy deal. nedy to break his political neck whom they blamed for the treat- ciating. Burial will be Friday All I!H:n 31 ( Nat Distill SJ.Jdread success." And he pointed wheels valued at $100 were re- craft and brought it down. 1 Woodlawn Cemetery, New Avru Cum 13*. Nat Gyru .vjVto the male spider "who is killed ported stolen from the used car "r-i \' and, when he didn't, they found The governor, a fvorite-son can Lima 13' ! NY Ceniral *.;.,:by the female the moment after hot of Rassas Bros., 395 Broad crew of the shot down American I Nla M 1'iv I' that it was too late to stop him. Mail * Oh 31\ he has succeeded in his court St., this weekend. Det. George plane were found in Soviet ter- didate for the presidential nom IMyilk CIS -TV, j No Am Av Births On the opening night of the BRIG. GEN. W. M. CROFTON lit's ! Nor I'M- ship." Clayton, Jr., is investigating. ritorial waters: the navigator and ination, had been listed as one 4.1S '• Nw«t Alr!in convention, the excitement was LITTLE SILVER - Brig. Gen, 57', I Norwich T'li the second pilot. of the speakers at a $100-a-plate Rlvcrvlcw as spurious as a jilted girl's dinner last night. Also listed as William M. Crofton, (USA-Ret.), I Ohio o:i "From their depositions, it be- i nuviT (> Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arnold,[congratulations to the bride. The speakers were the four major of 26 Queens Dr., died Sunday in , | Outt» Mnr Z'>- came known that the six-engine , ; Owens 111 OI ini' i 154 First St., Keyport, son, this: men and women who sat on thecp"didates. 'atterson Army Hospital, Fort > LOCAL SECURITIES RB47 plane left an American , i Pan A W Air IV. morning. floor of this big slate blue soup flonmouth. He was 61. -Co Pirt The governor, a favorite-son can- Penny, JC The following bid and asked quotations, from the National Asso- military base on British territory, plate cheered at the proper mom Born in New Rochelle, N. Y., Pi, P»4l.t Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krueser, four-minute speech. One of his «i. ,ciation of Securities Dealers, Inc., do not represent actual transac- and was to have flown along the cnl, and thronged the aisles and e was the son of the late WIN ra KK ;;• jtions. They are a guide to the range within which these securities 24!) Park Ave., Belford, son, this aides, Lester Shapiro, said the I'hll Kl northern frontiers of Ihe Soviet shook hands with old friends from liam and Emelie Crofton, and 1 ,,; could have been sold (indicated by the "bid") or bought (indicated morning. national committee office asked :*-5 Phlll P^t Union on an espinage mission was a resident here for tho past Oh (in', , Pit Slffl by the "asked") at the time of compilation. Mr. and Mrs. Calin Darner, other states, but there was no for a text of the speech Satur- l.'i I'.lN Sv K*r and then to return to Britain." 177 Geary Dr.Dr., , Middletown.]spirit in the group. There was day. The speech wns mimeo- year. «'."•. Pul.litK In'l BANKS I'ullmnn Khrushchev said the fact that daughter, yesterday. ]no fight, no tension, no lift, graphed by the committee office Gen. Crofton was a member Gulilin 'i»i I!''! I'll re OI! Div. Bid Asked tui[t\: Hulv I KCA Pk.-Manasquan Nat'l 1.25 34 the American bomber was shot; Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin -! A political unknown sat In theand distributed to newsmen yes of the Military Order of the f'.u EIIIJ iiv! 1 RVIKIIIIK l.'i) ;Asbury Pk., Ocean Grove 2.50 41 down by a fighter showed that man, 43 Washington St., Rumson, New Jersey delcRatlon reading a terddy. But when Meyner went World Wars, Reserve Officer's Cwit I'.in ; Ki'iiiih pti Allenhurst Nat'! ,50 52 f;j,Bl M • it Itcyn Met American strategic bombers are dauqhler, yesterday. mnpazlne through the. early part to the dinner at the Beverly-HII Association, Loyal Legion and Cutu I'M , Mry Till. Belmar-Wall Nat'l 2.00 55 fully within the range of Soviet Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fre- of the evening He looked up ton Hotel, he found his name had Hepbron Lodge, F&AM. Jlrdwn Z'-U Hub Kulttjn !ri|H lit I ,. Central Jersey Hank ,(i() lii'/j defenso forces and any strategy schuk, Jr., 2 Rose Ln., Union when a groun of mnvie stars was been dropped from the program. He is survived by his wife, Hljttn* Wr St JOB I.FH'] ,' 1 Farmers & Merchants ].O0 48 HI Hrn Vnp based on their use Is doomed la Beach, daughter, yesterday. introduced. Then he went back He was not seated at the head VI & II'M •;• J'irst Nat'l, Bradley Beach 1.25 45 (New) "Irs. Ethel Crofton. fJ>ol WW ; Beam Hull failure. Mnnmouth Mcdlcnl Ccnlcr to his readinc The Texas dele- (nhlc nnd was merely one of the I KliMI Oil i"i* I First Nat'l, Freehold (xx) I2U 14 Services will be held tomorrow nnnr HUP > Sinclair 1 "The Pentagon gave us an gation, usually noisy, sat scowl spcctalors. JJiiul! Al i- Sml" AO 1 .1 Knanslmrfi-Middletown \2M 375 Mr. nnd Mrs. Snmuel Hoffman, nt 8 p, m. in the Woolley Funeral l iii N opportunity to demonstrate our 17 Delaware Ave., West -LonR Inc until old Snm Rnyburn came l I*'int I'ar ^ILonu Branch Trust IH.IIII 52.-) 550 Home, Long Branch. Burial will iit l.i Kmi I'.y ••.. Merchants Trust • .70 22 24 ability," he boasted. Brnnch, dnuqhtcr, this morning. ncross the front aisle to take be in Arlington National Ceme- .|.| KM :!-'lMatawan Uank ..in 9 The Premier said that the trinli Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Grnn his seat. Then they stnod to a I've seen covering any news 5ml Jrj.iM Ht') I'.inr -I 1 ery Thursday at 2:30 p. m. y.r,r HI: KM I'll f' .1 S; Monmouth County Nal'l .12 S- ^ I! of McC'one and Olmstead would hart, 20 llowlnml Ave.. Long man nnd lot a iplirl yrll rip the event. At times, it tippenrs to 1 in sl'ifir fin <>•: NJ ,1'toplcs Nal'l, Kcypurt ,1.011 7()' 80 be held after that of U2 pilot Brnnch, son, yesterday. nir. Aflor Hint, they snt. Kuril M"l f-'n'i Piiik he about half the strength ol the T.MI '. New .Icrsi-y Trust ) nil 44 Powers. He did not give anyj Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Nato- Mrs. Eleanor RnnspvHI thought delegates on the floor, Everyone .'l . ' Sea BriRht Nal'l .75 45 SAKRETE n. ii r>»m date. rncoln, 1242 Florence Ave., Union sn little nf the openinR session Is looking for a slory—a roa Or U fili-r INDUSTRIAL In regard to Cuba, Khrushchev Bench, daughter, yesterday. Hint she scheduled her press con- story—but there Is no story. The (I 111 Illn j 'I'm n n nu- 1 PLAY SAND (li.li Mot.. i I'.Klci'lmnk's Associates (xxx) 22 24 / repeated Ills declaration that thej Mr, and Mrs. John Eiscle, frrcncp 30 mlmitr-ft before Fran- only excitement nf Ihe day <;.-«, I'm. I'M I'm ••; 'Huiwin VW-M , .' 47.-,, 5l Soviet Union would defend that cis Cardinal Mrlnlyre opened tde STERILIZED i; fi n-lo I i,'I A;ir Both Ave., Long Branch, daugh- occurred when Mrs. William Ran- Will Al I Mill'.I I'p ' • .Hnyrlu Industries ' [• country if It wore nttacked by ter, yesterday, procrallnKN wild nn Invocation. dolph Hearst held a buffet lunch fi'i rli I I'M l.mn • ' '-innl ft Co . . . it* ...Iv ! I'K Plyml the United Stntes. Mr. and Mrs. John Mnmmlx, The television people corner can- eon nt ihe Wilsdlre Country Club. $4.20 l'(i P.'ili ''< 'MDIIIIKHIIII Piiik .-I.', jji/ II the time cornel Locust Point Rd., Nnveslnk, didates mid dcleiintes nnd try loThe fond was Rood, the conver , ' iN, .1. Natural (ins 'i'| when <;i No Iiv li'.ol something from them Ihnt IH.jlH.UM •N. I. Niiluiiil (ins I,1',', I'ld l.L'O 20 MM" agRrenlvc action l» performed •, vcslorilnv. salion was hrlghl, nnd the dele " . 11 i i..._t_ 1:1. __ ..-. it**.*.. I _M.. ,.__il 1 11'lK "HI au-lb. bag |..|!". S. lliinii'.s anil |}rvi'ln|)ini-»l forp. :| 39?! aRnlnat Hint country," ho vild, Mr. nnd Mrs. Snintiel Wlieeler, will look like political proj;nostl-: j>ntos filled themselves with hnlh II.. -1 IM1-I 1 II II I'.I' ,1 I liid I .IrctiiiMHs 14 n"' "we will lend our support." 115 Sixth Ave., I.OMK Hrnncli, son, cation, hut Ihey net millions So far, the onlyy thlnpp, that has 1 1 MIDDLETOWN I". 1 ."I '••'Hrockwuy (ilii1/. 31; .17 /,' Hi. scoffed nt President KIM.'M- yesterilny. I • «•« »• pliililiuli's in favor of fireside 11 nil drill me spellbound is watching Ii H« • .' 'Plus Mock (lividi'iul. (>;.\.\) 2 |)ii'(fiit slixk (Iiv. l'l.'iK, hower's slnlcmcnt tlint the Unl- Mr. nnd Mr.s. William Viiicelll.ifiimily nnd Ihe American wny of old, bnlil Samuel Kayhiirn, Mow GARDEN CENTER ' ' i (xx) (J.V pr-ri flit st'ii k div. IDfiK; tctl Stales would not permit the fi Nolun Dr., Wivil l.onj; Itrnncli, lifr. is it llml IK; nlwiiys gels all the Hwy, 35, Middletown Vn«it M,,rr , ""'JIK.IIIIICJ cxlia dlvul'T.d. rstiililisluncnt oi nny K"vr.rnmcnl|',or>, veslcrilny. I hi: press corps is the biggest pretty glrlsV . . . Kennedy Convention RED BANK REGISTER Tuesday, July 12,A96aZ-3 (Continued) ' Program Would Symington accept sec- LOS ANGELES (AP) - Here ond place on the ticket? No, are the scheduled events for to- replied the senator's closest day's and tomorrow's sessions of friends, he still was running the Democratic National Conven- for the presidential nomination. tion (approximate times are Pa- But a "perhaps" came from cific Daylight): Gov. James T. Blair, Jr., who Tuesday was not regarded as one of the most enthusiastic of Symington's Convenes 4 p. m. rooters despite his position as Invocation by Demetrios, Bish- head of the delegation. op of Olympus, Western states of the Greek Archdiocese. "I think he mipht take it," National anthem. Blair fold a reporter. Across the aisle Gov. Mi- Address by Quentin Burdick, chael V. DiSalle of Ohio, who Senator-elect from North Dakota, was converted to the Kennedy about 4:30 p. m. cause the hard way several Report of committee on perma months ago, was of the same nent organization from Mrs. Mar- oolnion. [ garet Price, chairman and na- ' tional committeewoman from DiSalle voiced the belief that Michigan. either .Johnson or. Symington would take second, place with' Address by permanent chair- alacrity. But Kennedy himself man Leroy Collins, governor of almost ruled out Johnson at an Florida, about 6 p. m. RECENTLY APPOINTED —Red Bank's two new proba- earlier news conference when he Report of the committee on cre- tionary patrolmen, Lester C. Hauck, 15 High St., and dentials, from Calvin Rawlings of said he thinks the Texas sena Robert A. Huhn, 73 Wallace St., were appointed last tor regards his Senate leadership Utah, chairman, and Camille F. week' by Borough Council. They will fill the vacancies CHAMBER AID — Robert Renner, right, rear commodore responsibility as greater than Gravel, Jr., of Louisiana, co- chairman. created by the death of William F. Brooks, Sr., and th« of the Atlantic Highlands Yacht Club, presents check for that of the vice presidency. Gov. David L. Lawrence of Report of the committee on resignation of Richard J. Deickmann. Tho salary for pro- $100 to Jerome Greenberg, president of the Atlantic Pennsylvania, who led a major- resolutions and platform, from Rep. Chester Bowles of Connecti- bationary patrolmen is $3,700. Highlands Chamber of Commerce. Club gift is to aid ity of his state's 81 votes to Ken- nedy, thought a Kennedy-Syming- cut, chairman, and Philip B. Perl- activities of the chamber. man of Maryland, co-chairman. ton ticket would be the best the AFTER FALLS PLUNGE—Rodger Woodward, 7, is em- partv could offer. Hymn by jubilee stars. missions over Soviet Russia were This surge was bolstered by braced by his father, George Woodward, at Greater Benediction by Rev. Canon No- ble L. Owings, Episcopal Diocese Silence being discontinued. the fact that Symington is a Niagara General Hospital in Niagara Falls, Ont., after "Now everybody can see the middle westerner. Is more ma- of Los Angeles. (Continued) real value of the solemn assur- ture In years than Kennedy, boy survived a 161-foot tumble over Horseshoe Falls. National anthem. chev a couple of days later an- ances of the U.S. government and has an agricultural voting rec- Rodger escaped with cuts and bruises. Nurse is un- Adjournment. nounced that the plane had been of President Eisenhower persdn- , ord regarded as much more Wednesday identified. ( (AP Wirephotol shot down deep in the Soviet ally," the Russians said. pleasing to the farmers than Convenes 3 p. m. Union, and the pilot captured, Against this background. Hag- that of the Massachusetts sena- Invocation by Dr. Max Nuss and that he had confessed es- e>ty told a news conference Mon- tor, and Is acceptable to the baum, rabbi, Temple Israel of pionage. day: "Neithe/ I nor members South. Board Studies Insurance, Hollywood. of the'government will have any Caught short, the United States This did not rule out the possi National anthem. then admitted the plane was spy- comment at this time on the Roll call of states for nomin- latest Russian charges — bilitv that Kennedy might dip in Space; Fights Brush Fire ing but contended this was jus- to the ranks of midwestern gov- ations for president. tified because Russia had reject- "The reason we will have no Balloting on nominees. comment is that we are awaiting ernors for his running mate, ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —, ed the Eisenhower proposal for And almost no one thought that Benediction by Rev. Forrest C open-skies mutual aerial inspec- at the State Department the com A brush fire stole the services proposed project with the other-Wei executive directori church plete text of the Russian note the Massachusetts senator would four brokers holding the boards' - - tion of military establishments. of three Board of Education Federation of Los Angles. (to the American Embassy in leave any important office like Wrecked Summit this to the chance selection of members for awhile last night, insurance. National anthem. Moscow) sothat it can be care- Mr. Brook is also to discuss Adjournment. Khrushchev seized on the epi- fully studied." an "open convention." but it did not prevent another with them the possibility of the Television sode to wreck the May summit Hagerty said Eisenhower had Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey (D- 2'/2-hour board session. five brokers chipping in for the Minn) — who freed about 65 C0 st conference and to touch off a got his first word of the Soviet Most of the evening was de-1 of foe ^survey, The three national television pledged delegates yesterday and T Communist hate-Elsenhower prop-, charges while on the golf course voted to two subjects, one very Kenneth A~ Wilson made this!networks plan to continue their aganda. campaign. estimated that more than half C0Vera at the Newport Country Club. old, one new. suggestion, stating that the fjve' Be of the sessions today The President accepted full res- of them would go to Kennedy- brokers'would generally benefit!and tomorrow. Today's session ponsibility for the incident and said he believes Gov. Orville L. The old subject—insurance— because the survey would un- begins at 4 p. m. (PDT) and for the way the administration Freeman of Minnesota has a featured the appearance of Wee- Wednesday's at 3 p. m. (PDT). ber W. Brook, one of five brokers doubtedly result in a more even had handled it. And the Demo- Egg Market good chance to wind up in the distribution of the board's insur-'NBC, CBS and ABC also havi second spot in Thursday's con who hold the board's insurance. crats proceeded to contend it re- NEW YORK (AP)-(USDA)- ance. | been carrying special coverage of [ flected a case of bad handling vention voting. Until Mr. Brook said differently On Mr. Brook's advice, thplnews conferences, other events! Wholesale egg offerings ample at a recent meeting with the that damaged American pres- Freeman said he had receiv- board last night added a $45,000 from time t0 shoulder. . More Space the Soviet Union announced it Kennedy himself kept Sens exactly what insurance coverage of Elmira, N. Y., are in Russian custody, according to Mixed colors — Extras (48-50 „ • , The new subject discussed was had shot down a U.S. Air Force Henr M it had is to have a complete sur- lbs.) 32-34; extras medium 28-j y - Jackson of Washington the search for extra classroom Hearing Set an announcement by tha Soviet Union. They were reconnaissance plane missing in vey made. and Albert Gore of space, mentioned at the last the Arctic since July 1. 29; standards large 30-31; checks Tennessee in KEYPORT — An ordinance members of the crew of a missing B47 reconnaissance 28-29. Specialist meeting by Dr. Carelton M. the picture. He said he also has authorizing issuance of $26,000 in plane which the Soviet Union said it shot down on July Moscow accused this country of Whites—Extras (48-50 lbs.) 33- under consideration Govs. George Mr. Brook added that this sur- SaunderS| /uperintendent. another violation of its frontiers, Docking of Kansas and Herschel vey would have to be made byj _ , bonds was introduced by Borough 35; extras medium 30-32. Mrs CnarIes w Lesh d Council last night. Public hearing I in the Kola Peninsula region. (AP Wirephoto) this time by an RB47 jet. In re- Browns — Extras (48-50 lbs.) C. Loveless of Iowa. a person who specializes in this f a ja, com ittee created porting the plane missing earlier For those who had no chance type of work. was set for July 25. 4V4 to investigate possible sites in The funds will be used for con- physician and a bicycle enthu- this month, the United States said Includes Nearby for second place on the national He pointed out that Middletown! tne boro h r (ed that six it had been on a scientific mis- ticket there was maneuvering for haidn a similacimilflcimnarr reviprevieI-PVIPwW conducternnniirtprnnnunpnnd i , . .• ,. ;...... StrUCtiOn of a new municipal Area Man siast, before the ride continued. Whites—Top quality (48-50 lbs.) m h d been looked at during sion, checking on magnetic fields other prizes. Some of these couk few yearvears agaco anda wawave™s very\%° * /' PekinL,*g lot» onr^..«o West» FronI™ t =S„t 34'/2-37i/2; medium 30>/2-32'/2; tne paspast t tw0 weekS] betwee n vYe Cottage Inn ant off the coasts of Norway and the smalls 23-24. be distributed immediately and satisfied. Mentioned as the best possibili- Is Pacing Soviet Union. others would have to await a The question of who is to pay Marion's Restaurant. Finds Land Browns—Top quality (48-50 lbs.) ty for a small class was the At- The lot will be built in twi Two Safe 37-38; mediums 33-35; smalls 28- Democratic victory in November. for the survey led to a decision lantic Highlands Democratic There was, for instance, the stages, over a period of twi Moscow said two of the crew 30. to have Mr. Brook go over tho Club, East Washington and First; . Bike Rider immediately. available position yearSi The initial stage wilI in parachuted and w6uld be prose- Aves. BOSTON—Joseph J. Marinello, Is Industrial of chairman of the Democratic V; . . . ,, ,. Iclude grading, curbing and grave cuted "with the full severity of O. Z. Whitehead, a featured Bloomfield, the 77-year-old Jer- EATONTOWN - The property National Committee. Paul M. and J. Leonard Reinsch, general Decision was withheld pending- fill, T,,illve lo.„t wil, b„e, hard-topped Soviet law." The other four crew player with Katherine Hepburn in a Te sey bike rider who lias been cov- of Leon Buckalew on Old Deal Butler is retiring from this manager of the convention now . P°n from Edward M. Dzu- in the final stage. members are dead or missing. the Shakespeare Festival Theater post with finality this week- under way. rinko high school principal, on in other business, council voted ering an average of J00 miles a R

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For Tax Appeals FREEHOLD - If you want Are Claiming Farm stylish clothe* in good ttite on FREEHOLD — Farmers tr.i FREEHOLD — The Monmoutb filed «t the office of a small budget, start now to County Board of Taxation has board in the Hall of members of farm families al- make some of them at home. released the following schedule Freehold, on or before Aug. 15, MEDICAL ways have had plenty of chances for hearings on tax appeals: All individual appellants must ap- This is the advice of Mrs. Lor- to get hurt while at work, and pear in person or be represent- na K. White, home agent foi Aug. 24, 10 a. m., Municipal now they have more opportunity Building, Belmar, for Spring Lake ed by an attorney, and corpora' Monmouth County, who believes MEMOS tions must be represented by an than ever to get hurt or killed Borough, Brielle, Manasquan, Sea that summer is a good time to 17H.L Hirtftmwlia, Girt, Belmar, Wall Township, attorney, the board stated. start sewing because summer: while at play. South Belmar and Spring Lake clothes are the simplest type of Two of the principal causes of Heights. More Flowers Grow wearing apparel. non-occupational fatal accidents Aug. 26, 10 a. m., Township Perhaps there are a few items around the farm are drownings Hall, Oakhurst, for Deal, Allen- On Pinched Plant that could be added to your sum-, and firearms, according to Wil- hurst, Interlaken, Ocean Town- FREEHOLD — Bushier plants mer wardrobe, the agent says. liam Roberts, extensfon agricul- ship and Loch Arbour. and more flowers may be ob- Cotton skirts, blouses and shorts; tural engineer at Rutgers Uni- Aug. 29,10 a. m., Borough Hall, tained by pinching your annual are all easily made by a begin-; versity and secretary of the New Keyport, for Keyport, Raritan flowers before they grow tall and ner. Jersey Rural Safety Committee. Township, Matawan Borough, spindling. Pinching means remov- Maybe you would prefer to plan Members of farm families have Matawan Township, Holmdel ing about the'top inch of growth ahead for your fall wardrobe. \ more of an opportunity to drown Township and Union Beach. and can be done by hand Making collar and cuff sets for: than their ancestors did, he says, Aug. 31, 10 a, m., Hall of Rec- with scissors, advises County a basic dress or a dickie or and all anyone has to do to prove ords, Freehold, for Freehold Bor- Agent Marvin A. Clark. blouse for a fall suit would also this is to count the many farm ough, Farmingdale, Howell Town- be simple for the novice. ponds around the state. Several branches will grow out A homemaker with small chil- ship, Freehold Township, Mill- from the main stem after pinch- By the way pregnant women Mr. Roberts reminds pond own- dren can always cut down her © I960. Kiiir Futures Syndicitt, Inc., World rights luemd. stone Township, Atlantic Town' ing and each will bear flowers. walk, doctors can tell which ones ers of their responsibility to ship, Manalapan Township, Marl Albert clothing expenditures by making are most likely to complain of make their ponds safe. The pond Zinnia, snapdragon, annual dah- simple additions to the young- boro Township, Upper Freehold lia, calendula ageratum, petun- back trouble. may have to be fenced so chil- Township, Allentown, RED BANK sters' wardrobes, according to English ia, annual phlox are among the Guess Who. Marlboro They are the ones who wear dren can't play there without town, and Roosevelt. ich has become a partner in the Mrs. White. Children's clothing annuals which benefit most from high-heeled shoes, their abdomens adult supervision. Sept. 2, 10 a. m., Municipal pinching, Many of the other an- law firm of Wise, Wise, Wich-|is usually simple, easy to fit Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles and less intricate in detail to England Saturday were Mr. and and pelves pushed forward and Certainly, lifesaving devices Building, Red Bank, for Red nuals branch naturally. If this mann and Berich, 54 Broad St. their shoulders pulled back. This such as ring buoys, ropes and Bank, Sea Bright, Fair Haven, annuals which benefit most from sew. Mrs. Raymond Bennett, Eaton- Mr. Berich, who lives at 45 select easy to make garments town. exaggerated posture causes the long poles should be placed Rumson, Shrewsbury Borough, process Is started early enough spine to become curved to such around swimming areas that are Shrewsbury Township, New in the spring, there is usually Lippincott Rd., Little Silver, is a; whether they be for yourself or graduate of the University of Vir- your children so as not to become Guests of Mr, and Mrs. Garrett an extent that backache results. properly marked. Shrewsbury and Little Silver. time to make a third pinch in Dangerous sections of ditches ginia Law School. He was grad- discouraged at the start. As you Voorhees and family Saturday Most pregnant women believe Sept. 7,10 a. m., Borough Hall, July. This final pinching should also should be fenced, and cul- uated from Rutgers Preparatory get more confidence in your abil- were Mr. and Mrs, Garrett Voor- this discomfort is part of preg- Atlantic Highlands, (or Atlantic be done no later than July 25 School and Rutgers University. verts and inlets need protective ity to sew, you will be able to hees, Sr.( Scotch Plains, nancy and that there is nothing Highlands, Keansburg, Middle' to insure flowers this fall. devices, he adds. He became associated with proceed on more advanced pat- that can be done about it. To town Township and Highlands. terns and fabrics. Through effort BOOKED AS A BONER Wise, Wise and Wichmann in BENEFIT GRID GAME some extent, this is true. But Sept. 9, 10 a. m., Neptune you can develop techniques that many cases can be helped if it 1957. \ FAIRFIELD, Conn. (AP)-The SPINNER OR SPOON? Township Headquarters, for Ocean Cincinnati, ohio (AP) — River {will give your clothes a profes is made clear that if the posture He is married to the former Eu New York Football Giants will BALTIMORE (AP) — Arthur Grove, Neptunp e Township, Brad- Down race track official Lincoln sional look. is carefully watched the back' p genia Andul. They have three train here at Fairfield University Nattans Sr. is one of the few lel y BeachBh , N Plaut was walking over the loud- The agent says that when youj ache may be diminished or even Neptune City and beginning Aug. 24 for their ex- golfers to come home with a creel Avon. speaker to remind people in the make some of your own clothes; disappear. Sept. 12, 10 a. m., Long Branch hibition game in New Haven's of fish. Nattans was playing the stable to turn in registration CASEY'S BIG MONTH you not only save money but you! City Hall, for Long Branch, West forms. also find a fascinating field of Yale Bowl against the Detroit Taking occasional rests during 13th hole at Suburban Club when Long Branch, Eatontown, Ocean- He said, "We have to have NEW YORK (AP) — "June was sell-expression. Lions on Sept. 11. The game will the day on a firm mattress or on his caddie saw some carp work- port and Monmouth Beach. them because one copy goes to a tremendous month for us,"! be known as the Albie Booth the floor helps the spine to as- ing in a shallow water hole near- Memorial Boys' Club game by. Nattans, using a golf club, Sept. 14, 9:30 a. m., at District the Ohio Racing Commission and says Manager Casey Stengel. His5I' Kaolin, a discard sand used in sume its normal curvature. When Court rooms, Asbury Park, for the other to the bookmakers." New York Yankees won 21 of 29 the manufacture of porcelain, Booth was a former Yale star. sitting, the body should be re' worked some of the carp of Asbury Park. After regaining his composure, games. The team actually won substitutes for snow in some Tickets will be $5.50 and $3.30. laxed. One should not sit too erect several pounds each to the shore. with the shoulders back. Low He gave a few to the caddie, The board announced that no Plaut corrected himself — "I' 18 out of 22 under Stengel. He artificial hills made for skiing hat the molt interesting appeals will be heard unless they mean, of course, the bookkeep- had been sidelined with a kidney in several places in central Shakespeare wrote "Romeo and heeled shoes make it easier to gave one to a friend and took have been properly prepared and ailment from May 28 to June 7. Europe. sales talk. Juliet" in 1595. stand properly. one home.

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Iota a CM* and Hcaqr day mother of 3% feaWes. She is a well-built girl with THOMAS IRVING BROWN, PuWlfJwr 1K8-MM thick dark brown hair cut close to her head, brown JAMES J. HOGAN, Editor M. HAROLD KELLY, Business Manager almost spiritual eyes, and the prettiest face I've seen. W. HARRY PENNINGTON, Production Manager She is a sentimentalist, a saver of old pictures and Member of the Associated Press souvenirs, a kisser and a hugger who Iha AnoelaUd Fna U entitled azeiiutvely to thi iu* (or npabUeUloo ol •» Ci» local un pitaUl la thli nnraptpox u w«U a» all AP newa dliptttbei. is genuinely glad when someone else Member Audit Bureau of Circulation gets the pot of gold. Tb» Red Bank Register anumu no llnandU teipoulblUUiM for typographical •rror» In advortln- Her fourth baby will be born in nunta, but will reprint without oharga, that part ol as advertisement tn which the typographical im occttra. Advertliwi will plaato notify tha management Immediately of any error which may occur. six weeks. At the moment, she looks Thu newspaper ajiumti no reipomlblHtlet tor atatemanu of opinion. In letter, from IU reader,. more like a bungalow than a beauty. anbacrtptlon Price, la Advance One rear 115,00; Six monthi |a.00 She has twin daughters, 23 months of ainjcl* oopy mt oount«r. f cent* Slnile copy by mall. » eesti age, and a boy 11 months old. If she TUESDAY, JULY 12, 1960 could only have managed to have them BISHOP a little closer together, they'd all be in the same class in schooL This Man Mitchell As my younger daughter Gail is the wit and the sparkle and the fun in my life, so Ginny is the heart Usually at this political season George Harrison, president of the and the soul of it I can see you nodding wisely, think- when, every four years, the parties Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and ing of your children, murmuring: "I know what you gather to pick out the leaders who chairman of the union dinner, said mean." That is the reason why I write about mine- will put their case before the nation's Mitchell was one of the best secre- so that, in them, you will see yours a little more voters, union chiefs train heavy ar- taries of labor America ever had clearly. tillery on the Republicans. Their aim In honoring Mitchell, William F. Virginia Lee was born in Leesburg, Virginia while in the past frequently has centered Schnitzler, secretary-treasurer of the her mother and I were on vacation. She wasn't ex- upon the GOP official responsible for AFL-CIO, said the union leaders' pected for at least a month. Everything happened so fast that we merely switched the name of town and labor policy. tribute demonstrated that unions state to get a name for her. She came home in a Not so in 1960. In Washington "can rise above politics." Jacob S. bread basket on the back seat of an old car. The only top men of the AFL-CIO and the in- Potofsky, president of the AFL-CIO'; time she cried was when I stopped for a red light dependent United Mine Workers Un- powerful Amalgamated Clothing I was her favorite, I guess, from the beginning. ion have just offered high praise to Workers, termed Mitchell a man And she was mine. I had a work bench in the cellar James P. Mitchell of Little Silver, the "closer to us than most members of and she would sit on it by the hour on Saturdays and Secretary of Labor. They hailed him the Cabinet." Sundays while I" tried to repair whatever was broken around the house. At the age of 3, she knew every as "a good buy." In view of the na- THESE DAYS Mitchell, himself, suggested that By GEORGE E. SOKOLSKY WILLIAM tool in the chest and could get them for me almost as tional conventions, the endorsement he will retire from government next fast as I could call the words. of this man carried exceptionally year and then would devote himself, The first effective step, the 1960 Sugar Act, has S. WHITE When she was 4, she told me in confidence that, heavy weight. as a private citizen, to improve civil been taken by Congress against Castro's Cuba. The when she grew up, she was going to marry Gene Autry step is late—surely a year late—but it is now law. WASHINGTON-Bitter men al- Mitchell has been mentioned as rights, aid farm labor and seek to ready repudiated in their own and live on a horse ranch out west. It was a solemn Castro is already squealing like a stuck pig. states by their own closest party secret and I kept it for a long time. Another time, when a possible GOP vice presidential improve labor - management rela- Despite Castro's intimate relationship with Soviet associates are trying' to break I was shaving, she was standing on the lavatory seat candidate. Should he walk away tions. This all was heartening to his Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson's can- Russia, Cuba's economy depended up- didacy in advance. watching, and she asked me to sing a cowboy song. with that nomination when his par- union hosts. ' on two main factors—the United States They are attempting to drive I can't sing a cracked note, but I tried one chorus ty makes its decisions at Chicago, It also was another bit of evi- purchase of the Cuban sugar crop at even his supporters from the of "The Last Roundup." When I finished shaving, I a price that was over two cents above moderate—as well as the con- chance might someday elevate him dence that Mitchell is a man dedi- servative—South out of the Dem- turned and saw that she was in tears. I didn't realize to the presidency itself. Whatever the world price and American tourism. ocratic convention before the that one so young would understand that the cowboy cated to the welfare of the American The sugar quota and price were a di- presidential balloting begins. fate has in store for the secretary, in the song had died. ' people. That is the sort of man rect subsidy, this country taking from They are demanding civil rights We loved dogs and horses and music and, until he b

Producer Stanley Kramer coaches his protege,'Donna Anderson, during script conference for I'Inherit the Wind."

Donna Anderson, newest star: "My goal is "acting" oOhe highest level 1 can reach.'

Donna, as Rachel Brown, fiancee of young teacher on trial, and Spencer Tracy,' as Henry Drummond, Make-up expert Frank Prehoda applies mascara to, defense attorney, in scene from "Inherit the Wind." Donna's lashes for her appearance before the cameras. Oonna, her. mother, and elster Paula,, breakfast in Los-Angeles home

A superb dancer, Donna practices leap across a field In bare feet Paula adjusts sister Donna's dancing tights and dressed in • her favorite costume, tight pants and T-shirt. before they practlca dancing together at homo. In her bedroom, Donna makes some soclnl phono calls before leaving for studio. Thil WuL'l PICTURE IHOW-AP NtwitaduXI T» ftese not 10 ytm, ?&* 12, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER the «J«M we wnwR the-world may be to • turmoil yet un- WORLD TODAY dreamed of. Convention Color B? JAMES MARLOW Actually, (he* part » WMI — for the Communist world — AMPdatcd Vtm were only a decade of prepara- By JAMES MABLOW ends six months from now. Time tion for the decade of the 1960s. Cliche Contest out such Associated Press eventually will force In these past 10 years back- By Saul P,?tt president of the United States" others as France's President ward Russia developed the hy- — a statement of hope likely to LOS ANGELES — The 1960 Charles de Gaulle, West Ger- drogen bomb, missiles, rockets, LOS ANGELES (AP) - It is be repeated 86 times before the political conventions, a 11 h o u h many's Chancellor Konrad Aden- new propaganda techniques and clear who won individual honors week is out. they figure to be the dullest in auer, Nationalist China's Chiang prestige and power which can- at the opening session of the The governor gave one of two years, are in a very real sense Kai-Shek, Red China's Mao Tse- not be denied since it is now Democratic National Convention. welcoming speeches. The other part of the birth pangs of a new Tung, India's Premier Nehru, and second only to the United States To Paul Ziffren, chairman of was supplied by Mayor Norris and revolutionary era. even Russia's Premier Nikita in industrial production. the California convention commit- Poulson of Los Angeles, who ap- It will be a double revolution: Khrushchev. So while these political con- tee, went the distinction of being peared completely recovered in men and events. Kennedy has already spoken at ventions drone on — much of the first orator to refer to "the from his last appearance before 1. Almost everywhere around some length on the leadership them consumed with boring last syllable of recording time." a national TV audience last fall. the world before the end of the problems ahead. Nixon says he speeches and the usual claptrap This occurred at 6:18 p.m. At That was when he was almost 1960s a new, younger generation is waiting until nominated to an of politics — they will actually 6:22 p.m.. he also became the blasted off the podium by a visit- of men will have become the nounce his own programs. be the midwives of the future. first speaker to mention "our ing p o I i t i c i a n named Nikita new leaders, none of whom was Even if Nixon were inclined rendezvous with destiny," a Khrushchev. a dominant figure only 15 years to follow, Eisenhower's conserva- phrase which hasn't failed the The Oscar for the most litera ago when World War II ended. tive policy at home and Eisen- Asks Sedative, Democrats in 27 years. gestures of the evening went with 2. The struggle between the hower's foreign policy, which was Paul M. Butler, retiring na- out contest to Frank Church, 35 United States and Communism simply an extension of former Admits Slaying tional chairman, was first to the youngest member of the Unite< has within the past few months President Truman's foreign pol- wire with "the whole world is States Senate and convention key entered a new, intense and un- icy, events would compel a NEW YORK (AP) — An unem- watching us" and "peace is our noter. In his blue suit and whit predictable phase which will re- change. ployed dock worker walked into business." quire new American vision, ef- Bellevue Hospital yesterday and shirt and carefully timed pause Low Point Butler also was the only speak- and studied modulations and me TESTED IN SOUND —The USS Scorpion cleaves its war through Lang Island forts, methods and strategy. asked for something to calm his er of the evening to excite ap- For example: In the past few morized speech he reminde( Sound as the craft completes its builders' trials. The nuclear-powered submarine is a The Democratic Convention this nerves. plause with a promise of non- sister ship of tho USS Skipjack, which the U.S. Navy says is the world's fastest submarine week and the Republican Con< months relations between the "I've just killed a woman he many of a promising prep schoo United States and Russia have appearances in the future. He orator. vention later this month will said. got the hand by saying, "This reached their lowest point in Highly Visual by a state board of inquiry were blaze the way toward the new Police found the body of a Is the last time I shall address impeding his efforts to negotiate leadership when they pick their years; tiny Cuba has become a woman tentatively identified as you as national chairman." Throughout, Church was high LIRR Commuters, Riding major problem through Russian ly visual. One hand shot dowr an agreement. The state pane presidential candidates. Hosanna Ann Lowey, about 30,, Controversial was set up by Gov. Nelson A. interference; this country wil in his room on Manhattan's Up- for falling farm prices and on Almost certainly the Democrats have to make efforts perhaps Rockefeller. per West Side. In his 514-year tenure, Butler hand shot up for rising costs On Ingenuity, Get to Work will name Sen. John F. Kennedy, far broader and more intense has proved one of the most con- Each point of a five-point indict The trainmen want a five-day 43, while the Republicans choose than any ever made before to The dock worker, Herman troversial party chairmen of the ment of the Republicans was tick NEW YORK (AP) — Long Is- was doubly welcomed by officials instead of a six-day work week Vice President Richard Nixon, 47. keep Latin America on the side Lass, 44, told police he struck century — a fact referred to with ed off in the air, one finger land commuters rose extra early because the outlook for a speedy with no cut in wages. The rail- Only IS years ago neither of them of the United States. the attractive brunette widow something less than obliqueness again today, summoned up their held any public office nor was a time. When he pleaded foi settlement seemed bleak. road insists on other economies There will be the task of de- with a piece of pipe during an He said, "If the national com- .. i son" from the dele known. so emn rea ingenuity and pooled their re- Federal mediator Francis A. to offset the cost. vising some new means, hardly argument. He said Mrs. Lowy. mittee has taken a stand on is-| i i jth both arm gateSi ne p eade( w sources to get to work without O'Neill, Jr., reported tempers so considered necessary until very a waitress, had recently broken, sues, it has not taken a stand on| The threat that picketing by Generation Ends up and out the help of the nation's busiest heated on both sides that he recently, to-' keep the new re- off their eight-year relationship. men." He denied again Harry Long Island Rail Road strikers The older generation of lead- But Church's most effectivi commuter line. couldn't even get representatives oublics of Africa out of commun- Lass said he had left his wife Truman's charge by insisting the might cause major dis- ers — all of whom were domin- gesture came when he said, "Ti They took to and sub- of the Brotherhood of Railroad ism; to prevent communism from and four children In hopes of convention has had "no rigging ruption on the Pennsylvania ant figures by the end of the sweeten private life, stores dis ways, and to automobile, boat Trainmen and the railroad to sit getting ahead in weapons; to marrying her. whatsoever." Railroad was lifted by a stat war — is coming to an end, play a billion bottles of deodor and airplane pools as the Long down at the same table to talk stand off Red China which in Butler won other honors. He Supreme Court injunction. either through retirement or ant, yet a modest bill to reduc Island Rail Road strike moved hese next 10 years will probably Although a slave state, Dela- was the first speaker to mention things over. The injunction barred pickets through the disability or death the stench from our polluted pub into its third day. which is the product of old age become powerful and aggressive ware did not secede from the Franklin D. Roosevelt and he 'Neill also said that hearings from other than LIRR property. lie rivers was vetoed." To the astonishment of practic- President Eisenhower's term in a way unimagined now. Union in the Civil War. easily ran off with the Oscar for For the first part of his sent ally everyone, the walkout by 1,- the best alliteration, black and ence, Church crossed his arm: 350 trainmen and allied workers white, by blasting the enemy for over his chest and flapped hi: demanding a shorter work week "eight years of golfing and goof- hands under his armpits. so far has caused more sound Ing." After 43 minutes of impassion than fury. The question of who on the ed rhetoric, Church received thi No mammoth traffic jams, No platform showed up with the low- convention's first demonstration est cut dress remained a Holly- hordes of harried suburbanites CLOSES JULY 25 Western delegates paraded be wood standoff between Shelley clawing their way into and out fore the podium with banners an of Manhattan. No crippled Long Winters and Janet Leigh. They a three-foot-long potato. were part of an all-star film chor- Island lying prostrate under the They seemed to be having fu effects of the road's first all-out us which was introduced to the — once Church let out. convention and led the faithful strike in eight years. In singing the National Anthem. A Breeze 'Neat President' A caravel is a light-tonnagi Instead, on the first business BIG CHEVRON CONTEST! Gov. Pat Brown of California ship; originally a fleet vessel 0 day of the walkout yesterday, was the first to declare, "We Spain and Portugal in the 15tl commuters breezed to and from are here to nominate the next Century. work with only minor inconveni- ences. Staggered quitting times help- ed. So did longer subway trains You can have a and an additional 400 buses laid on by Long Island companies. There were some bumper-to- bumper snarls and delays. But $1,200 Check-Loan Account most people seemed to take them in stride and many appeared in positive good humor. 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exciting, unusual, populur de- PRODUCTS OP THE CAUfORNIA OIL COMPANY TBt "CHirtOR," CHITNCtt MII«N9 Address signs to crochet, knit, sew, em- broider, <|ullt, wi'nvr—fRfihlnns, hoinp furnishings, toys, elfin, City lin/.ar lilts In the honk Hf interest here and allow foi board was advised no to grant year contract and was again >er, 1859, and had lived most of KEYPORT - Borough Council lermission for the operation of the new schools with the excep- (1) The proposed nursing home of Health to discuss a proposal more competitive bidding." given a one-year contract in ier life here. Her simple advice last night authorized the drawing tion of plumbing work. would take both private and state to permit out-of-town plumbers 1 trailer camp on Rt. 36 and 195.0.) two years ago for a fruitful life of an ordinance which will pro- Eugene O'Reilly, newly ap- The board will receive new patients. Experience has shown to work here on a reciprocity Brown St. was: "Believe in God." vide a five per cent pay boost pointed president of the health The following teachers were hir- bids on the plumbing work Tues the majority would probably be for policemen — an average basis. board, said that if the claim Septic tanks were found to be ed for 1960-61: Mrs. Dorothy day night. Original bids were welfare patients. :oo close to trailers, disposal raise of $270. In a letter to the council last are true he would go along with 3alsbaugh, Fair Haven, $4,300, rejected because of a misunder- trenches too close to the con- (2) There would be no segre- TRENTON — Superior Court's The vote was unanimous. week, the board referred to the reciprocity. home economics; William F. Star- standing on the part of contrac- gation by race practiced by the crete, the soil is not conducive Appellate Division has upheld an If the ordinance is adopted, it current plumbing code, which George Cameron, the board' iinic, Jr., Philadelphia, $4,900, tors over specifications for the proposed facility. order setting aside a $668,774 for sewerage and, it was de- English; Miss Barbara Barrow, will be the second salary hike permits only plumbers who pass ice president, said that possibly clared, a potential health haz- work. (3) The nursing home would ewer contract awarded to D for the department this year. East Stroudsburg, Pa., $4,300, not take advanced cancer cases a Keansburg test to work in the some plumbers are not biddin ard has been created. N. J. Post Construction Co., stamato & Co., Saddle Brook by Along with all other borough em- borough. for jobs here becauso they can't English, and John P. Heim, Pennsauken, was awarded the or any other patients requiring A meeting will be held with :he borough of Cresskill. Super- ployees, the police received a Councilman Louis Collichio re- pass Mr. Davis' inspection re- Scotch Plains, $6,300, social stud- general construction contract hospitalization. state health officials to determine ior Court Judge Donald M five per cent increase the first iterated his former stand and quirements or the test given bj ies. based on a combined bid of (4) The corporation does no Waesche set the contract aside on of the-year. the course of action to be taken. plan to sell the building, but to called for amendment of the the examining board. Track Coach $1,119,400 for both schools. rounds the specifications for the The' new increase would be re- Drain Problem continue to use it as a nursing code. The board approved the ap- The steel and iron contract, work did not set up a common troactive to July 1. Test home. "Our code smells, the test Joseph Quail, sanitary inspec- pointment of Walter Zuber as as- went to Hudson Structural Iron standard of competition. ( The The board requires that plumb Councilman John J. Dane, fi method vsmells. tor, requested the board to give sistant track coach at an annual (5) If the nursing home were Stamato firm and the borough ap- ers wipe three joints and answei sa arv Works, Jersey City, for $77,955. nance chairman, pointed out, Our plumbing inspector, E. J serious consideration to drainagei ' °f $212.50 and the appoint- discontinued, the building could pealed. , • ' • 10 questions. 1ent Adams Sheet Metal Co., New however, that even with the new Davis, has established a dictator- and septic tank problems in the! of Richard Skehan as fresh- ark, will do the ventilating work be used as a hospital, school, li- Health board member Arthu brary or public meeting place, hike, police here will still be ship here," the councilman Garden Homes area. I i an baseball coach at $200. Mrs. for $18,382. $400 to $600 below the average Robinson said that he would bi (6) That the proposed buildlni BINGHAMTON, N. Y. - charged. was reoorted 76 complaints wen Joyce Bowen was hired as a The electrical and heating work man free in bail on a stolen- in eight neighboring towns. Councilman Collichio read a in favor of reciprocity if th made from the area during the clerk at $2,800. and grounds would enhance th state code were adopted. Th will be done by James H. Dela neighborhood around it. bonds charge and a woman He gave this comparison: letter from Russell J. Dixon, past three months. Teaching vacancies remain in plaine Inc.,- Highland Park, for companion were arrested in a Keyport chief (new salary), $6, apartment house owner, who code, as quoted by Mr. Robin Mr. Quail also asked the board reading, physics, English and $296,717. Not in Minutes Binghamton bank yesterday as 030, as compared to an average complained that because of local son, states any plumber wh to consider a landfill dump op- guidance. holds a license in three munici New Teachers In answer to questions as tc they attempted to cash $3,000 in neighboring towns of $6,630; regulation it is impossible to ge eration; a garbage district and Dr. Norris recommended that palities can pay for a license Teh board hired the following effect of the proposed structur worth of allegedly stolen gov- Keyport captain, $5,700, as com plumbers who will finish work in garbage collection ordinance; a tickets for all home games be pared to $6,000; Keyport lieuten- another town and is not requi new teachers for the 1960-1961 on value of surrounding property, ernment bonds. The two were a reasonable length of time, swimming pool ordinance; reor- sold in book form at $3.50 a book, ant, $5,480, as compared to $5,- Mr. Tannenba,um referred th Identified as Bruno Amato, 47, "causing expense and hardship to ed to take an examination. ganization of plumbing and sep- a saving of $2.50 over individual- school year. 870; Keyport sergeant, $5,250, as Mrs. Erdine Antonsen, Staten board to statements he said h and Miss Marie Rafanelli, 27, the property owner." Mayor James J. Gravany di tic tank permits; a food handling ly purchased tickets. The sug- made, speaking as attorney fo both of Newark, N. J. Ed- compared to $5,658, and Keyport rected the Board of Health tc gestion was referred to the ath- Island,$5,500; Mrs. Muriel Ander- Mr. Dixon charged that his ordinance; purchase of a fogging Mr. Cesarano, at a previou mund P. Dailey, special agent patrolmen, top grade, $5,040, as meet with the nine local plumb machine for mosquito- control, letic committee. son, Red Bank, $4,500, Miss meeting. compared too $5,370. plumber, Mr. Davis, "would Judith Holmes, Point Pleasan in charge of the Syracuse of- ers, Mr. Dixon and E. J. Dav and a closer union between Dr. Failures dropped from 618 to fice of the U.S. Secret Service, never state the approximate time Beach, $4,300; Louis Marinaro, A search of the minutes, how- On an annual basis, the total to discuss the charges of conflict Marc Krohn, the police depart- 477 during the past school year. ever, turned up no such informa- said the agency was investi- raise here will amount to an of completion of a job." ment and himself on dog con- Pittsburgh. Pa., $4,500; Mrs. of Interest directed against Mr Dr. Norris reported. tion. Mr. Tannenbaum said he gating thefts of thousands of average of $550. He said one salesman tore up 'trol. Minrose Quinn, Lincroft, $4,500; Davis. Fuel oil bids were awarded to would have Frank Amodio, Rei dollars in bonds in other states The latest raise, however. If an order for a sink, tub, and fix- Mrs. Martha Piper, Virginia, $4, "ri-County Petroleum, Inc., Free- Bank architect, submit a letter and the cashing of them in up- okayed, will apply only to the tures because "Mr. Davis had 300; Mrs. Wanda Dilley, Middle wld, for No. 2 oil at 10.2 cents The attorney also said he ha state New York. He said up- last six months of the year — Keansburg all sewed up and a gallon, and to Hess, Inc., of town, $4,600; Mrs. Rachel Wall- Suspect in 2 Cop Slayings been unable to get any informa- state banks had been alerted re- so that, in effect, it will only be would not allow the installation Perth Amboy, for No. 4 oil, at ing, Belford, $6,100; Mrs. Sgeila 1 of any plumbing products by tion on the number of Eatontown cently to watch for bonds stolen a 2 /2 per cent hike on a 12-month 7.19 cents a gallon. Leder, Hazlet, 4,300 and Miss patients now in nursing homes. in West Virginia, Chicago and basis for this year. anyone else." Laura Kelly, Middletown, $4,300. Reported Seen in County Contract for interior painting Leo J. Carling, chairman ol Detroit. Councilman Collichio stated was awarded to Paul Sommers The board accepted resigna- the Planning Board, said the body If you are think of painting a that licensed reciprocity could and Son, Freehold, on a $5,894 tions of nine teachers. HIGHLAND PARK (AP)—Po- that month he was fined $100 for would study the matter. HIGHLAND PARK-Two men piece of furniture black, "consider )id. Walter Conover, Red Bank, Also approved were the follow- lice searched from Newark to As-| driving while on the revoked list "More questions may come up were arrested by the FBI yes- off-black. It blends with most bury Park today in an all-out j and served several days of a 30- was awarded a contract for re- ing high school department head surfacing the area at the cafe- as we look into it, and if s terday and accused of submit- other furnishings better says To Discuss manhunt for Michael Fekecs, aiday term before he paid the fine. for the coming school year: we will ask you to submit what- teria entrance for $998.40. ting phony documents to a bank home agent Mrs. Lorna K. brawny, darkly handsome Hun- In September he was fined $250 Miss Norma Montemuro, Eng- ever further information is need- to get home Improvement loans White. An attractive off-black Is garian refugee wanted for ques- for driving while on the revoked Plans to resurface the parking lish; Lloyd Tlngley, mathema- ed," he told the applicants. made by mixing two parts black Dump Plan used for other purposes. The tioning in the slaying of two pa- list and served 30 days in the ot were tabled because of inade- tics; Mrs. Marjorie Lefever, so- Procedure men work for All-Brand Alum- satin finish enamel with one part ]uate budget allotment. trolmen. county workhouse in lieu of the cial studies; Mrs. Esther Search, inum Products Inc. pure yellow satin finish enamel, When the Planning Board stud In 2 Weeks Persons reported seeing Fekecs fine. His license was revoked per- commercial; William Thomas, is complete, it will submit a re- foreign languages; William Fis- KEYPORT — The entire Board in Old Bridge and Asbury Park manently. 'ord Strike Closes port to the Zoning Board of Ad- during the day. A truck stolen He was picked up Sunday after cher, science; Arnold Truex, justment, and send a copy to the of Health attended Borough Coun- lice were rloluchen Plant physical education, and Joseph cil's meeting last night to present from Highland Park was found P°. <'PP«i he was out applicants, he said. Bayshore Regional r v CLEVELAND (AP) - Eight Cole, shop, home economics, its proposal for a sanitary land- in a Newark street, but police " ' 'ng again. Thereafter it will be the dutj saw no reason to connect the! He is 6-feet-l, weighs 200 pounds | Ford Motor Co. assembly plants music and arts and crafts. of the zoning board to examine fill dump, but was instructed to come back in two weeks. vehicle theft with Fekecs. and has receding brown hair and were idle today as a result of The board adopted a resolu- the application and act on it. sharp features. When last seen'parts shortages resulting from a At a board meeting last week, "He probably is carrying two tion asking the Township Com- In this case, the zoning boarc Study at Impasse ho was wearing a white shirt, I strike at the Ford Stamping plant mittee to place on the Novcmbe which was to have been a board- loaded guns and is a desperate has already granted the applica man," said Middlesex County checkered tie, dark trousers and j in suburban Walton Hills. One of ballot the question of having all tion to build the nursing home KEYPORT - The Keyport- "We may as well go home," council session, the health body announced its site selections for Prosecutor Esard J. Dolan. straw hat. : the compact car plants is located school employees not under a Because this was done withoul Union Beach-Keansburg regional declared Earl B. GarVison, coun- at Metuchen, N. J. the landfill dump. Fekecs, a 25-year-old worker at (The search turned to the pension plan placed in the Publl referral to the Planning Board, high school study has reached ty superintendent of schools, "If Monmouth County coast yester- Some 15,200 workers were idled Employees Retirement System ol an Impasse, but the door remains this is the only way Union Beach Councilman Henri J. Hansen the Wcstinghouse plant in Edison, as is required by ordinance, thai was arrested Sunday and charged day—but without immediate suc- by the shutdown, including all New Jersey. open for suggestions to solve the will consider it." attended the session. Mayor Nor- action is considered invalid, ant with driving on the revoked list. cess. four compact car plants and four The plan would cover primar- application must be reconsidered high school problem. No final statement came from man J. Currie said last night "the rest of the governing body for- Bail was set at $250 In nearby (Fekecs was reported to havei plants where standard-size cars ily secretarial help in the school in the light of the planners' find- Representatives of the three the Keansburg board "until over- got all about the meeting." Franklin Township, and the two been a frequent visitor of As- are assembled. district. ings. Boards of Education last night all costs are known." The stamping plant was struck He apologized to the board. arresting patrolmen agreed to ac bury Park and Bradley Beach could reach no definite conclu- "We now know the intermed- and t0 have had a last week by members of United The board has selected two company Fekecs to his apartment relative In 9 sions on a four-or six-year re- iate costs," stated Jerimiah T Auto Workers Local 420 over areas, a 50-acre tract between to pick up the. bond money. Bradley Beach. gional plan. Nor could they set Wilson. "The seventh and eighth health, safety and production Kosene Says 'For Sale Rt. 35 and Maple PI., and a 40- (However, police said they a date for future meetings. grade set-up is quite costly. We Found Slain standards. Company and union acre tract between Maple PI. could not confirm the informa- will wait until the over-all pic The two, George W. Dun- representatives are to meet to- Disposition of the Keyport High ture is complete." and West Front St. ham, 31, and John Lebcd, 20, tion or locato the relative. Signs Are III Tax Omen School plant and facilities has (They circulated pictures of day at 2 p. m. to renew talks Mr. Scullion asked why the The board proposes to esta- were found shot to death on the on the issues. become the stumbling block in blish a central landfill dump in floor of Fekecs' one-room effic- Fekecs in this area hoping to the program. Keyport High School plant had find someone who had seen him. FAIR HAVEN - In a letter ted In Mr. Koscne's letter were to be included in the program. order to eliminate some 14 or 15 iency Each had a .32! ^.^ | Keyport's requisite for partici- (Th(j coun(y rndio fl( The fjrst s(eam warshjp buj t to Mayor and Council read at under consideration by the Plan Finance Matter unauthorized small dumps, and pation In the program is that in nis riyii p^,,^ am) state ,|ce sM for the U.S. Navy was the Demi- last night's meeting, Milton Ko- nlng Board, and that the lettei reclaim marshland for future in temple, police its present high school plant and "What would we use It for?" logos. Launched during the War sene, Democratic candidate for would be referred to that unl dustrlal use, Police searching the apartment spot road checks through Mon- facilities be included in the re- asked Kenneth B. Wharton, Key- mouth yesterday were made at of 1812, It had 44 big guns plus mayor, urged that immediate ac- port Board president. "It Is a Final action will be up to coun at 140 Montgomery Ave. found a tion be taken to rezone the Lovett gional plan. A $1,300,000 price cil. several locations. a trick gear that kept 300 pikes tag has been placed on the plant. matter of finance. It Is not fin- closet full of clothes, Including a and cutlasses jerking In and out proporty on Ridge Rd. to prevent The governing body Indicated wide variety of formal attire, n (However, no trace ol the miss- Probe Action ancially feasible to enter the n of her sides to cut down enemy mass construction of liomcu. 'Stone Wall' study unless the school is in- last night that it was not ye collection of jazz and rock V roll K , """garian refugee was of her su Mr. Kosene cited the Board of "That's the stone wall we've cluded," ho declared. rendy to discuss the matter, and records and many photographs ^i.)'boarders. Education's repeated advice that OnComplaint reached in this program," declar- Frederick J. Walling, Keyport asked the board to attend its of him behind tho wheel of one any appreciable increase In lo- KEANSBURG - Acting on the ed Edward J. Scullion, Union vice president, summed up the July 25 meeting to air the pro- of his five cars. cnl school population as a result suggestion of Mr.yor James J Beach representative. "Our ana- status of tho regional study. posal. lie earned $80 a week at West- FBI Holds 3 in Attempt of now constrcutlon would re- Grnvany, Councilman Louis Col lysis discloses that such a plan "We have reached the point of Under the landfill method, gar Inphouse, but apparently supple- suit In a need (or addltonal ele- llchlo will conduct an lnvcstlga< would result In an Ideal Inter- no return. Each of us has a bagc Is covered with six inchc mented his Income by playing the mentary school facilities. tlon Into the action of Patrol medlato school operating at tho particular problem. We have of fill dirt, compacted, every 2 piano at local bistros. To Blow Uj) Negro College Tho letter states: "I respect- man Frederick Loder rcgardini expense of tho senior high school failed, as time will tell, to do hours, and after proper grade I Ho was described as tall, popu- fully sugBcst thnt tho numerous a complaint against an subsc and the lower elementary the best we could for the fu- reached Is covered with two fee! lar with Ihe Indies, a good play- WASHINGTON (AP) - Three|Ctt Lloyd Parks, 38, and Hugh •For Sale1 signs which dot the qucnt arrest of a local resident grades." ture of nur children. We are up of top fill before it may be util- or nf popular tunes on the piano,!men were arrested by FBI agents Lynn Adams, 33. lnwns of Fair Haven aro a si- After a discussion by Borougl Mr, Scullion continued: "Our against cost and taxpayer prob- ized as reclaimed property. well-mannered, well-dressed and early today In Arknnsos In con- Hoover snlil the three will be lent testimonial to the fact that Council last night, Mr. Colllchli Interest arc In a four-year re lems," one who spoke English well. nectlon with an attempt tn blow .arraigned as soon as possible wo hnvo arrived at a critical told The Register that Patrolmnr glonal program contingent upon At the suggestion of Mr. Gnr- DRIVERS FINED I.oved Cars up the Philander Smith Collone before U.S. Commissioners. Stage, laxwlse," Lodcr had filed tho complain new construction, new progrnm< rlson, in an attempt to keep the LITTLE SILVER - Magistrate UP came to tho United Suites In Little Rock. He said I his Is the first nrrcst Mr. Kosene also asked thnt any and made tho arrest, but In mlng and new thinking," study alive, the three boards Richard Porter lost night fined shortly niter the iintl-Communlst FBI Director J, lidgar Hoover;made under the new civil rights ether tracts whlrh may be avail- court appenrancn had "failed Spenklnp, for the Keyport bonrrl, flp.rnecl In meet tn consider n Frank J. Plflnntnrn, .142 Hrnnd Hungarian uprising nf lute Wliflisuld In a stnlemenl that two of j act of liKSO which makes It n ablo for mass home construction buck up his charges," Joseph Fe.rrentc dcclnrcd "wo plan to use Kvyport High School SI,, Red Bank, $10 for careless and took a joli with WesliiiKlinuse.j the men were seized In the act1 federal crime tn ox- be studied for rwonlnR. Mr. Collichio said thnt he warn can't SPO it any other way thun for n fnur-ycnr progrum, modern- driving and speeding, lie pleaded Ilii love of curs na-oimled (or.nl lighting « cnmlle which led j plosives In intersluUi comiiiercn Council president HuRcnc Ma- oil to "find out whnt liuppunud, to Include thu Keypnrt High izing the building and securing guilty. Ills only roniiwt with the pnllnv'tfi n fuse nml n Ixix rfiiitiiinlnp. for lhi» purpose nf Interfering with goo, presiding In the nh.icnco of Ho Indicated Hint ho would re.- School In the plnn. We don't whatever land Is necessiiry. i George Wolf, Shorn Concourse, In June lli.VI, he win lined In more Ihnn .10 stickft ut dynamite.jerturntloiini activities. Mnyor Russell II. Minion, ex- port nn his findings at tho next know of nny other wny of din The dntc will be set bv Mr.](Millwood llenrh, van lined $l.1iNew Uruii'.uU'k for »|>enlim: wul. Hoover Ulentlflril those nn.-st ; I'liilumler Smith is » Negro plained that the probloms Indica- council posin,?, of the school." Gurrlson. |for crossing a double white line.'his llcenkc wn* revoked, LutcriiMl as Kmmetl 1-:. Miller, -It, Kol)-'e.iilliy,e, RED BANK REGISTER WtW-TVlCh— 12-Tuesday, July 12, I960! .#BCA-IV~* " TELEVISION WNEW-TV .WNTA-lf

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The (9) News and Weather 8:30- (5) Sandy Becker Awarded certificates of 1:30- (2) As The World Turns Convention Perlberg-Seaton Paramount production is an adaptation "Y." OF COURSE—Pretty Tad Tadlock, who assists achievement were 94 from Red 9:00— (2) People's Choice (4) Dial 4 (4) Democratic (4) Hi Mom of Garson Kanin's hit play about a jazz musician and a itar on the NBC-TV Network'* "Play Your Bank. (5) Movie Convention Stanley Carhart, director of (7) Beulah dime-a-dance girl. Hunch" game show, plays her hunch on "Y." However, (7) RayMilland (5) Convention News 9:25- (5) News the program, announced that the (7) Democratic (9) Film Drama 9:30- (2) My Little Margie it is usually the guest contestants (on the Monday. 1960 participants are eligible for Convention Most of the Smolcher girls were 2:00- (2) Full Circle (5) Topper awards from both the YMCA and (9) Terrytoons no good, as even Ike-o knew. through-Friday morning and Friday evening telecasts) (4) Queen For A Day (7) Of Life and Love the Red Cross. (11) News Book But young Dolly, his preferred, who have to decide on whether the answer to an amusing (7) Day In Court 0:00- (2) December Bride Participating instructors are 7:10—(11> News was the exception. They went to (9) Film Drama (4) Dough Re Mi problem is "X," "Y" or "Z." The first couple correctly Barrett Oxley, Mrs. Eva Dehnz 7:25-(ll) Weather school together, and loved each (11) Movie (5) Movie Reviews and Miss Nancy Cox. Aides in- 7:30- (5) Scotland Yard other; and no matter what her guessing the answer in three matches become the cham- 2:10— (2) House Party By The Associated Press clude Miss Lucy Pace, Miss Mil (9) Movie (7) Memory cheap sisters did, or his Friends, pions. dred Pace, Miss Susan Delant (4) Loretta Young 0:30— (2) Video Village (7) Gale Storm (11) Movie THE PARATROOPER OF MEeither, they were going to wait and Miss Susan Keyler. (4) Play Your Hunch till they were married. Ike-o went (9) Film Drama (13) Highway Patrol CHANIC . BY Lester Nancy Gilbertson won the girls' Successful "fish" from Red 8:00- (2) (4) (7) .1:00— (2) I Love Lucy off to the Army at the time of sack race. Bank were Trudy Beaman, Carol 2:55- (5) News (4) Price Is Right Goran. Houghton Mifflin. $3.50. 150 Attend An obese, cow-like mother, a the Korean War, and Dolly prom- Trophies went to all winners, Beasley, Kevin Bland, Vernice 1:00- (2) Millionaire Convention Coverage (7) I Married Joan drunken and vicious father, a ised to wait. But that was a bad Plans and arrangements for theBland, Wilma Bland, James Buck- (4) Young Dr. Malone (5) Sherlock Holmes 1:25— (5) News world for waiting; Sobaski's (13) Movie bootleg neighborhood of speak affair were made by George De clew, John Clarke, Deborah (5) TV Reader'. 11:30- (2) Clear Horizon Boys' Picnic easies, brothels and ramshackle neighborhood of slums was no Lorenzo and Lou Malinconico, Clark, John Connors, Daniel Cut Digest 8:30— (5) City Assignment (4) Concentration help to it, nor was an Army RIVER PLAZA — Some 150! chairmen, ro, Anthony Eagan, Peter Eagan (7) Beat The Clock 9:00- (2) (4) (7) tenemants—that was the setting (5) Romper Room for the birth and career of Ike-o camp. It takes strength, courage persons attended the annual pic- Regina Flournoy, Richard Har- (9) Strange Stories Convention Coverage (7) Renny and integrity to wait, and even nic of the River Plaza Boy's ris, Bernice Harrison, David Hen 3:30- (2) Verdict Is Yours (5) Wrestling Hartwell, hero of this first novel by a Pittsburgher. their good friend the settlement Club Sunday afternoon at Bod- Promotion ry, James Hensy, Daniel Herb- (4) From These Roots (9) Movie worker, Miss Fireman, hadn't man Park. Families brought box ert, Ronald Horton, Mervyn (5) Doorway To Destiny (11) Movie Charlie was the father, Yolan been able to prepare them for lunches, and the club provided Jones, Nicholi Kronam, Isabella (7) Who Do You Trust! 10:00- (2) (4) (7) MOVIE TIMETABLE the time, and the other, sitting that ordeal. And ultimately the watermelon. For Esposito Lewis. (9) Movie Convention Coverage da the mother: the one drank al trouble with Ike-o was, as a The fathers defeated their sons Also Tyrone Lewis, Michae; (11) Movie Continued RED BANK in a straight kitchen chair, al companion jeered without know- 22-20 in a Softball game. DAYTON, Ohio — Maj. Alfred Lister, Keven Lopez, Linda (13) Physical Culture (11) Movie Carlton—South Pacific, 2:00, the time ate thick slabs of black ing just what he was talking Freddie O'Grady disregarded L. Esposito, US Air Force, sta ersidge, Ellen Meakin, Gail Me 4:00- (2) Brighter Day (13) Playback 7:00, 9:40. bread spread with ketchup an about, that Ike-o was an ideal- tioned here at Wright-Patterson 10:05—(13) Dance Party decades be- five stitches that'were taken in Knight, Fawn Nordrum, Jo Ann (4) Thin Man EATONTOWN mayonnaise. Many ist. Field, has been promoted to Nyberg, James North, Kath; (5) Douglas Fairbanks 10:30— (9) Movie fore, Hartwell had been a dis his leg as the result of an acci- Drive-In—South Pacific, 8:45, Setting and people are sordid, Lieutenant Colonel. He is the sonRice, Russell Schaffer, Joseph (7) American Bandstand 11:00- (2) (4) (7) tinguished name, but Charlies is dent the previous day and 12:35; Eyes in Outer Space, yet somehow every now and then stormed down the home stretch of Mr.and Mrs. Thomas Espositc Schmitz, Bobby Silver, Paulette (13) Curtain Time Convention Coverage a sorry derelict. He would lead of 45 Riverside Ave. Red Bank, (5) News 12:10 his boy around to the saloons, the replusive surface parts to to capture the boys' sack race Silver, Glenna Sutcliffe, Suzanne 4:15— (2) Secret Storm show you, hopefully, a human ln the eight and nine-year-old Col. Esposito was born in Re< Sutcliffe, Bob West, Ron West, 4:30— (2) Edge of Night (11) News and Sports HAZLET and try to wangle a pint from c Sabaskt the bootfe'gger;Te hate'dlwa™th, a worthy aspiration, and class. Bank and was graduated from Keith Whithey, Beverly Taylor, (4) Yancy Derringer (13) Mike Wallace Loew's Drive-In—Cartoon, 9:- Gedunskyfiprinnskvr; ananrdf couldn'muldn't believe itiiti»a »ne burst of honesty. This is Red Bank High School in 1942, John Menna, Jeter Bently, John (5) Mr. District 11:05— (5) Movie 00; Bells Are Ringing, 9:05, Gerard Celeste won the 10 to Immediately after graduation, h> fell for a not all tragedy, then; here is Morris and Lynn Senion. Attorney 11:15—(11) Movie 12:40; Buchanan Rides Alone, when his own boy 12-year-old class in the same enlisted in the Air Force, am He swore to rock bottom, but there is a fine From R u m s o n were Jud; (13) Movie 11:30—(13) Playback 11:30. Smolcher girl. event. served in World War II. He ii 11:35—(13) Movie Fats Smolcher he'd never let thereassuring lift, too. Paul Makely and Alan Disci- Brighton, Paul Bunn, Patricia 1:00- (2) LifeofRiley a pilot and an aeronautical en (4) Movie 12:00- (2) (4) (7) ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS marriage take place. W. G. Rogers utlo took place honors in a wheel- Bunn, Sheila Carey, Mary Cav- gineer. anagh, Kathleen Cavanagh, Adeli (5) Dateline Europe Convention Coverage Atlantic—Five Branded Wom- barrow race for eight to 10-year Col. Esposito and his wife, Davidson, Carol Desmond, Carol (9) Rocky Jones (9) Movie en, 7:10, 9:15. olds. Ruth, and their daughters, Caro- Day, Christian Fitzpatrick, Mi (11) Bozo the Clown 12:30- (5) News HIGHLANDS WALTER READE THEATRES In a wheelbarrow race for thelyn and Sharon, live in Dayton 1:00- (2) Movie goliaths of the club, George De-; chael Fitzpatrick, Aimee Grause 5:25—CU) Chimp Theater (4) Consult Dr. Brothers Marine—Solomon and Sheba, Lorenzo, Jr., and Jimmy Inomp- Cedar Brook Park in Plain Jody Grause, Cornelia Jones, 5:30- (2) Movie (7) Movie 6:50, 9:19. ion defeated Nickie Doroschenko field, N. J., has a garden oi Stephen Jones, Greg Kieber and (5) Big Beat 1:15— (4) 13th Hour and Tommy DeMarks in a stretch!trees, flowers and shrubs men, Marie Kieber. (7) Rocky and His KEANSBURG duel. I tioned in Shakespeare's plays. Also Paula LaGrotteria, Gerry Friends (9) News and Weather Casino—Home from the Hill, McSorley, William McSorley, Ma (9) Movie 1:45— (4) News, Sermonette 6:15, 9:00. ry McCann, Christine Peterson (11) Three Stooges 2:35— (2) Movie Michael Sayers, Carrie Snyder, COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE RADIO Bernadette Spillane, Patrick Stan Shore Drive-In—I Passed for ley, Rose Stanley, Harold Van- WABC 770 WNEW 1130 White, 8:50, 12:15; Bluebeard's CHOICE SEATS ARE NOW AVAILABLE Brunt, Suzie VanBrunt, France: WCBS 880 WOR 710 Ten Honeymoons, 10:40. Mastria, Joyce Phillips, David WHTG 1410 WPAT 930 Fly-In Drive-in-Five Branded AIR CONDITIONED RFD WNBC WQXR Rodriguez. 1360 Fair Haven youngsters include Women, 8:50, 12:35; Heller in AFTERNOON WNBC Morgan Beatty Latimer Asch, Carolyn Davis Pink Tights, 11:00. CARLTON BANK Monday Through Friday WOR News, Charles Davidson, Patricia Din IIIOO—WABC Mawii Sick Shepud Gabriel Heater LONG BRANCH 7141—WCBS WCBI Nawa Bob and Ray en, Gail Farley, Thomas Her Baronet—The Gallant Hours, WHTO Monmouth-Oc««ti WNBC Wayne Howell Show chakowski, Debbie Hitz, Jud; New« Summary WOR Oarlton Fredricka 3:20, 7:00, 10:25; La Parislenne, WHBC Newi; Ed Herlihy Til*—WABC News: Hitz, Stephen Hollars, Jon Jones, 2:00, 8:55. WOK N.WB, John Scott Fred Robblm Show Christine Kelly, Jacqueline Kelly, Mill—WOR Tha Fitizerildi •lOO—WCBI World Tonight ASBURY PARK EATONTOWN WCBI Lanny Ko»i WHTO Headlinea; Music Sara Knott, Ellen Lancaster, Wil MHO—WHTQ County Agant Sign Off 8:30 p.m. liam Loud, Gail Lyons. Lyric—Story of Ruth, 7:00, 9:- 12130—WCBI Helen Trtnt WNBC News; Wayne Howel Last Times Today at Both Theatres WHTQ Nawii WOR News. World Today Also Roy Meyer, Elizabeth Mor 25. •ill—WCBS Three Guesses Relui&z Muiic •HO—WOR Sports gan, Mary Morgan, Kenneth Mur Mayfair—Bells are Ringing, 2:- 12141—WCBI Coupla Next Door phy, Timothy Murphy, Kevii MISS—WA»C New»; Dick Shepard McCullough t Eliot 45, 7:25, 9:55. TV j,OO—WCBI Whispering StreeU •III WABC News; Post, Kim Renshaw, John Rus WHTO Headlines, Egg Fred Robblns Show Ocean—Rat Race, 7:30, 9:45. Prices, Music • 100—WNBC News; Bob Haymes sell, Elizabeth Stevens, Thoma; WNBC NeVs; Ed Htrlihy WOR News, Cedrle Fsatar Stevens, Lisa Tyree, Andrew Paramount — The Apartment, WOR Nawi. P. Robinson WCIS News; Ed Joyce Wrublewski, Butch Carson, 1UI—WCBS Ma Perkins • US—WOR McCuilougb It Eliot 2:40, 7:20, 9:45. oil!H PAClFi WOR Carlton Fredricks • HI—WABC News; Carson, David Clay, John Eagan St. James—Ben Hur, 2:00, ('30. llXO—WHTO Farminzdale fsws Tedd Lawrence Thomas Eagan, Brenda Hal Uncut! Original! Popular Prices! 1110—WCBt Youns Dr. Malona 10100—WCBS News; Shirley MacLaine and Jack Le-mmon in "THE APART- WHTO News; Dance Orchestra John Vitt, Gail Egeland, Dwigh Relaxing Music WNIC News; Bob Haymes Runge. MENT," starting tomorrow at the Shore Drivs-ln Theatre, False Documents STARTS TOMORROW Il4t—WCBt Second Mrs. Burton WOR News, Les Smith till—WABC News; Dick Shepard 10:19—WOR McCullough 4 Eliot From Eatontown were Davi Rts. 33 and 34, Collingwood Circle. 10155—WABC News Charge Holds 2 AT BOTH THEATRES 1,OO—WCBt Right To Happiness lllOO—WABC Comberg, Elaine Erb, Paul Evert WHTO Headlines, Music News HIGHLAND PARK (AP)—The WNBC News: Jim Love WCBS News Mark Grant, William Greenwood, . IN THE WILD, FRANTIC RAT RACE I WOR News. Les Smith WNBC News; Bob Haymes Keith Hubbard, Kim Hulit, Rich Convention TV FBI has arrested two men and WOR News, Lyle Van fill WOR Galen Drake Hill—WAIC Best of Broadway ard Letts, George Lillie, Ray- accused them of submitting false WCBS Just Entertainment WCBS Starlight Salute mond Olewine, Susan Olewine, documents to a bank to obtain a ttao—WCBS Allen Gray WOR McCullough A Eliot WHTO News; 11:10—WABC The World of Cindy Reuter, Richard Reuter, government-insured home im- Relaxing Munle Tomorrow Michael Rowe, Claire Urgo, Syd- Big Show Rolling provement loan. The FBI said •ill WABC News: Dick Shepard WCBS Music 'Til Dawn ney Van Pelt, Richard Zebrow- the $12,500 borrowed in this man SiOO—WCBS News: 12100— WABC Big Joe Freeman 4 Hayes WNBC News: Art Ford ski, Holly Grubb, Scott Hinkle. By BOB THOMAS But the boyish qualities tha ner was used for other purposes. WHTO Headlines, Music WOR Long John PERLBERG- SEATON GARswumrs WNBC News; Jim Lowe Also receiving cards were: Eliz- LOS ANGELES (AP) —The Jimmy Stewart still possesses ii The men arrested yesterday WOR News: Lyle Van MORNINO PROORAMI abeth Coulon, Meridith Findler, middle age were apparent witl worked for All-Brand Aluminum SHI—WOR Music from a Chorus Monday Throuth Friday Democrats got their bibigg show SlSO WHTONews: 7100—-WAIC Newi. Al Lohman Barbara Wilhelm, Ralph Over- rolling on the TV screens last Church. He looks more like Products Inc. John T. Sandonato, Relaxing Music WCII Jack Sterling man, Thpmas Davidson, Robert college debater than a U. S Jr., 41, of 65 North Sixth Ave., 1110—WABC Dennis Day WHTd Monmouth-Ocean night, opening a week of set 1:55 WABC News: Martin Block News Summary Davidson, Susan McNally, Linda watching for most Americans. senator. One impressed femali is secretary-treasurer of the firm. 4100—WCBI N«w»; Dick Noel Egg Pricei McNally, Norene Strohlin, Mi- viewer told me she felt the only Raymond Pross, 39, of 304 Mar- WHTO Dosing Stork WOR Newa: There were old (aces and new Report: Music chael Batson, Kathleen Barnarr, faces as the convention opened thing lacking was a lock of hair ket St., Perth Amboy, is a sales- WNBC News; Art Ford John Gambling Kathleen Brady, Joseph Brady, dangling over his forehead. WNIC Newi; Bill Cullen last night. A familiar sight to man. WOR News. John Wlngate Paul Kanuff, Robin Connolly, 4l Slln '-ornai This was the star of the first- ting the gremlins out of their ASBURY WNBC Three Star Kxtra WHTO lleailllnei: Mil.It. to Bangkok off an earth satel- LONG WNIC News: Art Fnrrl electronic marvels. Cuts were • III—WCBt Phil Rlttuto lite now." night performance, Sen. Frank LYRIC BRANCH Tl0 C WOR News, P. Moltlnaon mudo to correspondents who °—Sj!.' ™»««l P. Morgan ltilS—WOR MrOnnn al Homii That might be a long distance Church of Idaho. WCBS News: Amos 'n Andy lllJO—WAIC Marlln Mlnrlc, Mak« operator of the future talking If Chairman weren't there. Roving reporters THE STORY James Canney WHTO Headlines: Munlo Tlellevn llatlronm roved too far and were never "GALLANT HOURS" WNBC News; Wayne Mo.tll WCIS (lurry Moore a plan outlined by the Bell Tele- After delivering the keynote WOR Fulton t.ewls WHTO Red lank Re»Itter phone System materializes. heard from. OF RUTH Drlaltto Bnrdnt Till—WABC Jn. Franklin Newi, Fete Hoffman speech, he look over as tempor- Um there were also some good "LA PARISIENNE" WOR (ilailstnnr; New, WOR MrCanns at Horn* In a booklet for the Federal ary chairman until he yields the TlSO—WABC Frerilld Rnhtilnrrtl1 . Kho» 1JHO—WCI> frnnby-rionney C o m in u n it iit i n n s Com- shots of faces on the convention JXSi 1! " Griffith Show gavel tonight to the permanent Further Theafre Information Call 5H 1-9600 News: mission, Bell described yester- floor, some sharp reporting in Relaxing Mmln 1(111—WAIC •.'... chairman. 11111—WHTO Mid-lay Stork Kepi day how some SO satHlitrs In interviewing and generally re- Opinions of the keynote speak- strained commentary on the A WA poinr orbits could link the United er's effectiveness will vary with Slates with the rest of the world.! march of events. The networks your sympathy for his message, SHORE DRIVE-IN ffirSr RADIO STATION : v as holly to win RTS. 33 & 34 - COLLINGWOOD CIRCLE I ho system would allow direct uut an nnnlvsn nf hi< «nnnliinii "' " r""" S••"•"",' Uem0Cra' U telephone and television contact,,S/LZs^m In iSr? ' *<""urn t o^ get^ you r" vote "'°. SHOWS NITELY PROM DUSK • CHILDREN FREEI nearly nil thi; major na /be senator seem, to combine without inti'imodlnlp facll TIMES llf.-.s in other countries, the book It'l suld. CABALLERIA & PAGLIACCI I Passed Bluebeard's YOUR (Hell I.aborulorli.'g in llolmdcl, .Stewart. He has Bryan'* golden rVHTG N .1 , urn parllcipntinK In tlovH- he bra'/.i'd Ihroiich his JULY 14th For White 10 Honeymoons DIAL il and preliminary tesHnf: Cl-mlnutc oration with only two ol the system.) Xluncc.i down at hi.* prompter. • * STARTS TOMORROW Th« Voice of iho North Jersey Shore And llmufth hi: was In Inch )'fnr Mon. Opera Festival • • • Convention llnll, Anbury I'urlt kulicii I'liliiin, who hud n''"11 lll(' w''-v> ll1' l'mll'(l without « JACK MONMOUTH PARK RESULTS li.iienl on Vrnm iinvli'.iilliin nntl, l"'"(l <»' P'Tj.piriilloti (in hli hrnw. Followed by Opera Ball „_, . „ SHIRLEY 1 Ufls LEMMON AFTER EVERY RACE (ithi'i 1)0,1! cxpi'iinii'iit*, HIMII"' nidcd liy the fact llutt ll»» Offlm open—I'll IMMMKI MACLAINE fi.OO The Apartment (Minli'd rni111(i111rr- |»H|III,IV liic piulium Ii Air ( mnlilinnnl. TlrlieU fXIIO - f.'.MI plus- -"RUN SILENT, RUN DEEP" Book BED BANK REGISTER TUe*kv, Julr 12, 1960-13 : iy. Have Urn j the time she ha* the capfl&capfl& Here are remarks from window shoppers that Reviews and pre-dtaner nurtfnlf gofogofogg/ TOKYQ (AP) ~ Kbreaif ml-Japan largely a, forojd Ubori toot tor their return m m make it hard for department store dummies to keep Antwer the phone and «ay to a [ratinrating frofrwmn Japan to ComrrumComma - during andd prioi r to World TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD loud tone; "What are we do- st North Korea no longer take individual ba«i«. But the Koreanstheir plaster faces straight: have not taken advantage of their By Harper Lee. Lippincott. ing? Oh, just sitting around in tutomobiles, washing machines "Any woman could look happy in a window if she the dark getting loaded like the ind transistor radios with them. 120,000 WiU Go :hance to return home because of A youngster with a broken arm, 10 promises of jobs or other ad- didn't have to worry about who would wash it." little woman insists." Chosen Soren, the North Kor- an arm that didn't heal well but (Send your old, nagging They take clothing, bicycles, vantages offered by the Commun problems to George, in care o lewing machines, soap, drugs, ra- ean Residents Association claims "Honey, if I thought it would real- that still works fine for football, eventually 120,000 will go. ist regime up north. ly make you like me any better, I would The Register, for the most gen Dear George: :or blades, food and other con- starts off his first novel, andj erous trade-in allowance on iumer goods. But a slight trend away from The South Korean government I went to my boss with a de- the journey into communism las rejected mass repatriation buy you a thousand dresses like that— ends it. new, nagging, compact prob- tailed chart showing how the They learned from early re- seems to be developing. The Jap- unless Japan pays package com- but, you know, with only three credit The boy is Jem. His sister lems. Nobody in the advice increasing cost of living is in- jatriates that gasoline in North pensation and allows them to racket out-trades George!' flating me right out of a liveli- an Red Cross reports that 1,800 cards to his name a man can only af- Scout, as the family calls her, Korea is only for the privileged have now changed their minds. iring home all their property be- hood. He looked at the chart and ew, batteries for transistor ra- fore the mass migration was ford so much." tells this story about their child- Other sources report a certain hood in Alabama in the mid- Dear George: Jpcked me an hour's pay for do- iios are nonexistent and electric launched. ing personal business on office "hesitation" forming among Kor- "Oh, Marge, if only once he saw 1930s, when Hitler was persecut- My wife went on a gracious- :urrent so weak washing ma- time. How is it possible to get eans still in Japan. The question of compensation me dressed up like that! I know he'd ing Jews in Germany and when living kick: candlelight for din- :hines won't work. more money out of an employer They attribute this to reports is one of the major issues hold- Jews got along all right in Ala-ner and all that baloney, and call me again." like this? Skinny This is a part of the picture of those already repatriated and ing up Japan-South Korea negotl- bama but Negroes did not. Themartinis in frosted glasses. I lieced together here, from intel- these other factors: tions for normalising relations BOYLE "Yes, Myrtle, I agree. The dress head of the family is Atticus personally am a beer man. Any- Dear Skinny: ligence sources and personal let- South Korea now has a more «tween the two countires. was made for you. And if you only had one thing more Finch, a widowed lawyer; his ser-how, I don't like to have to come Hire three ghosts to have a ;ers, of what has happened to thedemocratic government, and life vant Calpurnia does what she home and try to eat by those heart-to-heart talk with him on 10,231 Koreans who have gone —the figure—it would probably fit you." there may become more at- can lovingly to compensate to blasted candles. What can I do Christmas Eve. :o North Korea. tractive. The initial repatriation "I always like to see the families in store win- the children for the lack of a about it? Down to Earth The repatriation program was fervor is wearing off. North Kor- LETTERS FROM mother. The boy and girl, with a Dear Down: ea propaganda has slackened. dows. They seem to be having more real fun than the Confidential to DowJones: Yes, Initiated last December over thi companion Dill, keep pretty busy Rig up a frame with a bud- |on the average, litter objections of South Korea Some letters of disillusionment OUR READERS families I know in real life." wondering about a neighbor re- It permits those Koreans so de and dissatisfaction have been re- "That's the way I'd like my wife to be—all dressed cluse, Boo Bradley, and his ec- ceived by friends in Japan. siring, among the 600,000 in Jap APPRECIATION up, going nowhere, and with her mouth shut forever!" centricities, acting one day like in, to go to North Korea in ship; The reports say the repatriates a friend and another like a foe— finest quality awning iurnished by the Soviet Union were first put into fine apart- "Really, Joe, I don't see why you fight so hard 25 Sycamore Dr., only the close of the book tells Get rid of the discomfort of The Koreans were brought t ments in Pyongyang, the North against wearing Bermuda shorts. All men have hairy which. But little by little they Korean capital, and other cities. Hazlet, N. J. squinting in the glare of harsh 'o the Editor: legs. You see that dummy on the left wearing shorts? are forced into a thorny aware- Gradually they were moved to ness of their father's most press- inferior housing in rural areas, On behalf of the Woman's Club You've got better knees than he has—except, maybe sunlight by adding beautiful f Raritan Township, I wish to ing case: The court has ordered where they went to work on they're not so pink." him to defend a Negro, Tom, Ray-O-Llte awnings to your home* farms and mines. xtend our sincere thanks to you nd your staff for the excellent "When she phoned me she said it would be great accused of raping Mayella, of the No fear of making it too dark Average Salaries publicity given to our organiza- f I met her at eight outside Macy's. But already^ inside with Ray-O-Lite... they're Salaries average 60 won ($25)tion this past year. monthly for nonskilled laborers. half past. I wonder did she really say it would be fine reach the young folks, the father translucent and let in soft, Very truly yours, High wages are 80 won and ex- f I met her at nine outside Gimbel's." tries to shield them, they witness diffused light tremely high wages up to 150 Carol Klernan a tense and dangerous encoun- won ($62). Work is divided into (Mrs. Bernard J.) "Sure, go right in and buy it. It will only cost me ter on the jail steps, they sneak three eight-hour shifts, but re Corresponding Secretary $10 a week until we're both gray-haired." in at the trial, they are not al- patriates have had to attend in Woman's C.:<- >t Raritan Twp. "Well, Agnes, I agree it would be nice if our hus-lowed to forget Bob Ewell's mad doctrination classes in. their spare bands looked as nice as those in that window. But ifthreats. time and "volunteer" additional A CRUEL ACT The story begins in a purpose- working hours. they did—let's face it—do you think they'd have mar- ly easy-going way; in fact you A North Korean pamphlet on 80 Main St., ried us in the first place, or we'd been able to hold may be tempted for a while, as the repatriates just received in Matawan, N.J. them afterward?" I was, to dismiss it as too slight. Japan still depicts a life of smil- To the Editor: But it turns into a powerful pic- Many people keep Urge ing workers, recreation, comfort "Sure it's nice to see you. But now that I've seen ture of an abused Negro, a jury Free Estimates • No Money Down Each spring we look forward sums here. What they and happiness. you, what's been keeping you?" unshakable in its prejudices, ig- South Korean moves to bet- to having the birds we've watch- norant and evil no-good whites, • BUDGET TERMS • FREE DELIVERY want most is ALL their ed all winter bring their young "Oh, I think I'd be happy forever if I could wear ter the livelihood of Korean resi- and a lot of good to balance the STORE HOURS: 8 A. M. TO 8 P. M. money back when the dents in Japan and persuade them to our feeder. Actually, few of a wedding dress like that—at least once." bad. As a Literary Guild selec them make it—parent birds, nests WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY TO 9 time comes—100 cents from joining the mass migra- "Well, Dr. Huebachkind, I'm probably here for tion, it is bound to have some tion to Communist North Korea or nestlings are so frequently de- readers everywhere, even in the for every dollar. And were announced July 9 by Ea stroyed, primarily by cats that the same reason you are. We psychiatrists get weary South among the real-life Finch- they're glad to get our Chai-Hang, Korean minister in are allowed to roam freely, even of listening all day to live women lying down on a es, Ewells, jurymen, neighbors [rowmu* during nesting season. Often it's good dividends — instead Tokyo. couch complaining about nothing. It is a pleasure on and others in these pages. 47 Broad St. SHadyikfc 1-7500 Red Bank He said the government of care- stray cats—another enemy of of taking a gamble for taker South Korean Premier Huh conservation efforts—the result of the way home to pause outside a window and stare W. G. Rogers the irresponsible dropping of cats more. Chung has decided in principle at dummy model women standing up and complaining from cars, leaving them to fend to establish a five million dollar about nothing. The total information is the same, but loan fund in Japan and to pour for themselves in the only way "a considerable sum" into a pro- they know how—wholesale de- the change of posture is refreshing." RED BANK SAVINGS jected welfare fund for destitute struction of young, helpless wild "Oh, Jim, now don't! If you kiss me in front of Koreans in Japan. life. AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Last year our friendly, pink the furniture window everybody will know our plans." 10 Bread Street " No Mass Migration and brown mourning doves' nest Ea gave no details of the proj "You see the one on the right in the green-flow- Red Bank, New Jersey met just such a fate. This year, ered dress? I divorced my first wife because she had ects intended to stimulate Jap- however, they succeeded in rais- Chartered 1887 an's underprivileged Koreans in just that same kind of expression. See the one in the to rejecting the promises of s ing two doves; which, today is quite a feat in itself, considering middle, the one in the tweed suit? That's the way my ft* new Communist homeland. Open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. the odds against birdlife, where Monday thru Friday There has been no mass mi only the more aggressive starl- second wife looks. She's thinking about divorcing me.' gration of Koreans to South Korea ings, blue jays and grackles seem "Maybe if I took up the hem, and dyed it, and STORE—RED BANK Tel. SHadyslda 7-0330 since the repatriation of more than a million soon after World to flourish (An alarming paral changed the waistline and put in a tuck here and there Accounts Insured to $10,000 War H. lei, perhaps, to recent develop- ments on the international the one I bought last year would look like the one South Korea has opened wide scene?) they're showing this year. Anyway, if I put it on up- CONGRATULATES Our two little doves had sur-side down, my husband wouldn't notice the difference." vived the countless hazards of the nest and were to enjoy a few "I dare you to go In and ask the price. If you do weeks on the wing and on tin I may try it on myself." ARNONES TEXACO STATION In this week's Saturday Evening Post ground. Watching them was a "John, if our little girl had lived, I like to think pleasant pasttimc that took you, BROAD & WHITE ST. SHREWSBURY momentarily, away from the of- she would have looked like her—no, there, the one in ten harsh world of reality. They the middle, smiling and dressed for summer. Isn't were a delight to watch—like love she happy?" birds, they were never more than few feet apart. They had GRAND OPENING HOW WELL regular routine; our yard, the yard next door, but mainly, they Make a Toy for Baby enjoyed sunning themselves on the grass in the church yard. A SPECIALS July 14-15-T 6th DO YOU sanctuary? No—their killers braz- enly trespassed on church prop- erty to destroy what God had NYLONS given us to enjoy. They were too-trusting, too- *AII-timB low prlcei on Flre»lone friendly — two peaceloving little Champion NYLONS. KNOW birds that were cruelly "done-in' TIMELESS .95 by two-legged creatures who TUBE-TYPE SIZE BLACK* WHITE' SIZE7J0-14 probably call themselves human. 6.70-15 Black 6.70-15 Creatures who saw in these pret 14.95 16.50 14,95* Tub«>Typ« 7.10-15 ty little delights of the bird world, 14.95 18.95 •^ HACK Plutla* 7.60-15 12 NEW JERSEY? nothing but a few morsels of il- 20.95 and 16.95 legal food. Or was it just the 8.O0-1S 12.95 16.50 White 18.50* (•cappobl* fun of the kill? l * Plut tax ond rtcoppablt tlrt. • Is it true the Statue of Liberty is in New Jersey? (Farewell, our pretties, we miss you). • What New Jersey city was once the playground Mrs. S. H. Hopkins of New York's idle rich? DON'T TAKE PRAISE FOR MR. BOLDUC CHANCES • In what town was New Jersey's most spectac- ular murder committed? (It's still unsolved.) 127 Oakland St. Red Bank, N. J. Have Your Brakes To the Editor: HUMPTY DUMPTY . . . Doll, pillow or punching bag, It's fun Plastic • Where do the "Pineys" live, a curious breed of for baby and easy to make from a standard pattern. Reset to Original At a recent meeting of the Red people isolated from the rest of the world? Specifications Today Bank Borough Council, a num AP Newsfeatures Raincoats ber of people present referred to MESS WINS 9 • What New Jersey city had a chance to look Ilka Frank Bolduc, secretary of the ONE OF THE brightest Ideas on the home sewing front is a STAUNTON, Va. (AP)-Eat or V Washington, D.C.-but turned it down? Red Bank Community Chamber giant Humpty Dumpty doll, which play baseball? of Commerce, as an outsider, who That's the problem players Buy Mveral (or home, office, does not have the best interests may double as a pillow or a Only 19 car. caw included. • Where is the oldest English settlement in N.J.? punching bag for small fry. from Augusta Military Academy of Red Bank in his heart. It is and Massanutten Military Acad- ANY CAR our opinion that no man has With the rising cost of toys, emy faced when mess time ap- • What New Jersey city has a 77-ft. waterfall right worked harder or devoted more wise mothers and grandmas will 1 proached with AMA leading 7-0 in the middle of town? of his time to the betterment ol be delighted to know that a lead- after seven innings. Red Bank than Mr. Bolduc. I ing pattern company has put HERE'S WHAT I would probably be news to these There was a brief conference, • Where do the Jackson Whites live-a tribe of out a standard pattern for mak-and hunger won. The game was WE DO? people that it required great ef- ing this impressive and whimsi- 100 Jersey families with only 6 family names? fort on the part of Mr. Ed. Con called on account of mess. cal toy, which should lend tone Pull an 4 whwls, way to convice Mr. Bolduc to to any nursery. • In what New Jersey city was the first full-length leave his post in Rhode Island inspect brake lin- ings and dmmi movie shot? (where he was doing a tremen- Local sewing center experts dous job) and come to Red Bank, suggest selecting a sturdy fabric Check great* 2-Gal. Gas Can such as corduroy, denim or felt • In what New Jersey town was the first Intercol- when he could have received i« Mali, cylinder* greater financial compensation by for Humpty Dumpty, and stuffing for leakage Only 89C legiate football game held? serving elsewhere. him with shredded foam rubber Full Half-Gallon or kapok. Clean, inspect, Fibcrglas insulation Complote with self-storing . As another outsider and a tax- repack front flexible) spout Vented for / • What NBW Jersey town so captivated Joseph payer on five properties in Red The pattern envelope contains keeps contents hot bearing* or cold for hours, fast, easy pouring. jjf Bonaparte that he turned down the throne of Mex- Bank, I would like to state a two sizes: a foot high and 31 ico to live there? this time that Red Bank is only inches around, or 20 inches high Add brake fluid a mile squaro and the nicer and 49 Inches around, Directions if ncceMiiry homes in the residential area are are easy to follow even for an You'll get all the interesting answers in "The Adjunt brake* on not for sale, thus, it becomes al- amateur seamstress. Grand Opening Special State With Two Faces"- in this week's Post. most impossible for a person, no all four wheel* Humpty Dumpty's face may be for "like-new" matter how much he wants to embroidered on your sowing ma- efficiency Marfak Lubrication^ M 50! live In the borough, to acquire a To be an Influential, keep Potted—r«ad The chine, Yellow yarn hair makes I WILL OUTFIT YOUR Oil Change *Al —*V| home. an amusing topknot and a red Tioad-Ust brftiM Saturday Evening Post. Get your copy todayl DASEBALL TEAM to vwurr proper (5 qunrts llavollno) If the Boroufih or Red Bank yarn por.ipon makes a pullablc can not supply homes for Ih operation nose. A ribbon bow tie on his Brake Adjustment many, many outsiders, who I can slug out thn rxtra cash collar adds the finishing touch. contribute so much to the town's for your spring expenses. I'm O. betterment, then wo should ac- cept with open arms the services The original Atlantic City Howlo Hustles, tho Register Clas- TERMS TO FIT YOUR BUDOIT of men of Mr. Frank Bolduc's boardwalk, built 00 years ago, sified Ad, that people depend on caliber, was stored in a barn during win to sell things they don't need . . . Yours very truly, tcr to protect It from frigid whaiw your so they'll Imvu ciish for lhlnj;j Pat and John Corrlgan wen (her. UV1 they want. Dial Sll 10010 now Maple Ave. at White St., Red Bank 'MTUS Tli# Tti*Klit»r'a rlmilfl#

To Preserve NL, 5-3, Win By Hy Cunningham

NEW YORK (AP) — National [stopping a ninth inning threat .mound member of the Pirate Alt-[ THE NATIONAL SWEEPSTAKES IS SET FOR League manager Walter Alston|and preserving the victory foriStar cast, earlier had stopped will go for an All-star sweep to-teammate Bob Friend, whojanother serious American League JULY 23, and once again boating fans will see some morrow with Vern Law, another; pitched one-hit bail for three shut-threat by getting Luis Aparicio high class motorboat racing on the Navesink River. member of the Pittsburgh staff out innings. It was Ihe NL'sjlo bounce into sixth inning double that led to the 5-3 first gamejl2th victory in 28 mid-summeriplay with the bases loaded, Numerous fans already indicated how pleased they are victory over the American League'meetings with the AL and the The trio from the league lead that the racers are coming, back. We hope they are at Kansas City yesterday in second for Friend agaiiut one jnK pira(es worked a combined' as happy following the final trophy presentation comes sweltering 100-degree heat. idefoat. |5 1/3 innings, allowing no runsj Law threw seven pitches in) Relief artist Elroy Face, third |amj oniy one hit, a second inning July 23. 1 " """ ' Isingle by Baltimore's Ronnie Han- Getting a regatta going is far from being a sen, off Friend. American League Manager Al "soft touch" job. And getting one together again Lopez, who used six pitchers in after it folded because of financial reasons is much a vain attempt to stop the Na- tional League power, indicated he tougher. But time and effort has been put into would send southpaw Whitcy Ford the revised edition and it should be a good one, of the New York Yankees, to the mound in the second game, al race wise and spectator wise. Yankee Stadium. Left-handers generally are more effective at When working with the American Power Boat the Yankee park than at Kansas Association there are requirements that are to be met City, with its short left field fence in order to conduct a regatta and they all are to be that was cleared three times in the first game. followed to the hilt. Ernie Banks, NL home run and If fans are of the opinion there is nothing to RBI leader, slammed the first home run, off starter Bill Mon- getting such a regatta in motion, they definitely bouquette of Boston, with a man are mistaken. It takes work, work, and more work. on base in the first inning to i feature a three-run attack that Here are a few items that have to go through the hung the defeat on the Red Sox' mill before smooth waters are obtained. youthful right-hander. THE NEW CHAMP—Dicksie Hoyt, 14, right, who won the New Jeney State Ski Del Crandall, Milwaukee catch- championship over the week-end, displays the Thomas Irving Brown Memorial trophy 1. The committee must apply for sanction er, walloped the other NL homer, which goes to the top skier in the state. Looking on are Diane Hoyt, another skiing from the regional chairman and necessary papers a solo shot in the second inning. This, too, was hit off Monbou- member of the family. Diane competed in the slalom event in the state meet. Ad- filed with sanction fee and also insurance pre- quettc, who was tagged for five miring the champion is Drew Callen, who competed in boys' slalom and was driver mium. hits and four runs before giving of the pickup boat during the meet. way to Baltimore's Chuck See that necessary clearance is granted from Estrada in the third. Middlclown Coast Guard, if tidal water, or Department of Con- the Ball servation and Economic Development Bureau of Giants, got two of those hits, a Baseball Navigation. first inning triple and a second See that referee and inspectors are engaged inning single. He doubled later, Around,' Says Bob Friend Wednesday off New York's Jim Coates, and V.F.W. 3, Middletown First Aid 5 through the regional chairman. came within several feet of be- KANSAS CITY (AP)-The 100- Atlantic Highlands 0, Belford Prepare necessary budget to cover all expenses of coming the first man in All-Star[ LADIES DAY Stars Q. 7 innings, called (Dark- _ . „ competition to hit for the cycle. degree heat, not the American ness.) Running Regatta. NO FEUD HERE — Reports of a feud between Stan Mus- His drive to right off Cleve- League all stars, got the full at- New Monmouth Falcons 5, High-1 A. Sanction fee I. Cranes land's Gary Bell in the sixth was tention of the winning National lands 2 I ial, left, great star of the Cards, and manager Solly l IB. Insurance premium J. Lunches (If provided) snared by Harvey Kuenn of Cleve- League stars after yesterday's, Fr day Hemus apparently haven't been heard by the two as they land with a leaping catch. K. Shells for cannon 5-3, victory in torrid Municipal Atlantic Highlands 4, New Mon-JC Trophies get together in a friendly pose before a recent game. mouth Falcons 8 ID. Referee L. Public address system Collect 12 Hits Stadium. Middletown First Aid 7, St. £_ Doctor M. Advertising The National League collected "I don't think I could have kept Marys 3. Nine Crack Star Sailors 12 hits to the AL's six, all butj d stuff much , .. Mercer Park Middlebrook 3, F. Ambulance N. Postage, race circulars one of them in the first five in- . , „.„.., V.F.W. 2179 7 G. Fire protection O. Printing Signs, nings when they scored all their winning pitcher Bob Friend of Sunday runs for a 50 lead. Pittsburgh commented after the H. Police (Auxiliary) P. Program Belford Stars I, Highlands 8 Qualify for Olympic Races "It was a darn good game af- game. "Three innings was plen- ! Arrange for necessary regatta committee of ..ien ter the first inning," commented ty. I just moved the ball around (New Monmouth Falcons 18, At- lantic Highlands 14 • who will act as registrar, patrol boat captain, commun- ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS —[Yacht Cub Regatta for Bluejays, Lopez after the game. "Monbou- and went with my best stuff. Standings Iication men, announcer, scorer, starter, pit managers, Nine crack Star sloop skippers j Stars, and Comets, quette had good stuff but he was These hitters don't have many j have qualified for the Olympic: ja little nervous. It's funny but a- weaknesses, anyway." w clock man, gunner and so on down the line. elimination finals to be held here," |the guy with the most rest was Belford Stars 9 July 20-23. | the worst pitcher I had out there Friend pitched one-hit ball Highlands Obtain suitable float or barge for starting through the first three innings Seven are from the Great j today." "Oh, these darn holes are Atlantic Highlands 7 equipment and racing committee, located at start- while his mates took a 5-0 lead, New Monmouth Falcons . 7 Lakes and two from the Gulf of j A rrnW Sill I OF' Lopez was referring to the fact: too small!". Mexico. Seven more are expected |^1IUW OcUlUK _ including four runs off loser Billy V.F.W. s Ing line. Float or pier to include tables and chairs that eight of his 10 pitchers had Monbouquette of Boston on hom- to represent the east in the Olym-1 RUMSON — Bill Haebler still• worked" in regular season games Middletown First Aid 5 for racing committee and officials with tarp cov- ers by Ernie Banks (with one on) St. Mary's 3 8J pic finals, with four others due;maintains first place in the Ar-:Saturday and Sunday. Monbou- ering or shelter in case of rain or hot sun. and Del Crandall (with none on) Mercer Pk. Middlebrook .1 lOi from the far West, includinglrow Class sailing at R u m s onjquette's last outing was an 8-0after Willie Mays' triple and Bobi Hawaii. :Country Club despite taking a'victory over the Yankees last Old Bridge Sets See that all necessary starting equipment is on Skinner's single scored the first: The seven Great Lakes skip- third place Saturday. 'Friday night. The Chicago White la lam Kel| starting float. pers are: Donald Beaver, des-, Haebler leads with .795 with!Sox manager had to use two of|ru^... . , ai!er Al Looez bl1 losln Man Late Model Races ? i ' y A. Clock G. PA system and mic- -.:U.J ._ „ «n^nniai r.rnjit; C-J...:_ .r. whou>hn u,worken.k^d Sundayc.j.,, , " S Manager rti Lopez cribed as a perennial Great j Edwin Stewart holding second) of the Chicago. White SQX, win- OLD BRIDGE — Jim Reed, : Detroit's Frank Lary and Kan- Iii Team Match JB. Flags rophone Lakes champion; Pete Bennett. piaC(. wjtn .fie; Doug Mercer less in five all star appearances | . f ! sas City's Bud Daley. five time national cnampion rom who took second in the elimina- rides in third spot with .606 „as a Fplaye.«,..r «,.andu ...... «managerec.., tD . .... Mv . ,. . ASBURY PARK -The main,C. Stop watches H. Fire extinguisher tion series there; Garry Comer,•points. Between the two, they allowed] wouldn't second-guess himself on Peekskill, N.Y., and ex-national boUt in Friday's show at the Con-D. Gun and shells I Stretcher basket North American Star championmpion ' Manton Metcalf. 3d, sailing (Only one hit in two innings, anjhis choice of a starting pitcher, modified king Frankie Schneider.1 vention Hall will be a battle of;,- _ stren Hare un J. Spare buoys and anchors and runner-up in the 1959 World','orld'ss| Windward, copped ,'i-st place hon-ieighth inning pinch single by St. '•'! stin think Bill was the lo?i- Jersey car jockey, will be the' 8l'» vs. ring "savy" whenF- 8 championship; Gene Bruno :orley !0rs Saturday by beating outJLouis star Stan Musial, who cal fellow for me to start." he{pa f ,nrp, A AA Arivpr •, in Prinrf 'Aau I»ni Bhfkt'5 Sammartino and Ilio Di-;F. Communication to pits South Lake Michigan Fleet; Bill Stewart in V a n g u a r d.After^established four records with his "He's had great stuff lately , J Paolo meet up with the combine See that patrol boat operators receive full Parks, first-place winner in the;Haebler. in Lunkundoo, came:18th game, 56th at bat, 18th hit race of Dr. Jerry Graham and Pat was well rested. Perhaps h>te model American sedan — recent eliminations for the event Doug Mercer sailing Ariel, with and 35th total base. Both Stan was a bit nervous at the start." i t° b* held here. Kelly. instructions pertaining to their duties. If a mini-,

here; Robert Pinnell, and Dick Dick Mercer in Bobsie, taking!and Ted Williams, the brilliant lllv * r>, -...u, *..„ u,....»,,» ^upcLopeiz auutruadded,, cAjjidiuiiiexplaining mthe iia-Na-< j Thinee highwarilgnwayy cars,, anyy Amerrtmcr-- The HHM«ItaliaUn WUHIUIUCombinCe uoif Sam-onmi - mum of three patrol boats are used, one is to be Stearns, who won the spring : Ihe fifth spot. Don Summa, sail- Boston slugger, received tremen-jtjOnals early splurge against the ican sedan from 1357 to this martino and Di Paolo have the stationed at each turn, and the other placed at championship at New Orleans. ,mg Pintail, was sixth and John,dous ovations from the crowd of|fireballing right-hander. year',„,s, llluutmodell , „..will , «b e ocseecn - '' „...-o.ff a HHerculel s whichhh From the Gulf of Mexico; Miles iDevendort, in Jay. was seventh. .30,619, when they came to bat.j "The heat was something." Lo- time-trials, heat races and what they hope to apply to the cun- starting float for availability for doctor and wire Bl11 Rlkcr at Wyman of New Orleans and the tiller of Heron. Williams, in his 17th game,ipez said. "it hit us all of a sud-' should be a hotly contested 50- ning tactics of Graham and Kcl- stretcher. dld n01 flnls ; George Brothers of Mobile, Ala.; "- .grounded out in his only appear-jden. It had been fairly cool in iap feature. •'y- Earlier chosen finalists were' John Atwood was the winner .ance, as a pinch hitter in thej Chicago and in the east where j The novice boys will also run; Two out of three falls are re- Must have toilet facilities for contestants, and l)f lhc Lowell North of San Dieso, Calif, Wood-Pussy class with second inning. |most of tnese fellows had been Friday with two heat races sched-jquired to win the tag team match.'place to change Clothes for driver and another golden stater 14- Ncils Johnsen failing to finishi The American League used alplaying." iuled plus the 20-lap feature. The semi-final brings back to o .i. » J • i • . • year-old "Skip" Allen. ,aftcr a brolien stay and mast, i record number of 25 players t _ ... — - drinkin— g water •I-S available Th f al here will determine In 'he Turnabouts, it was Man-[on|ysix °f them hit safely against,ter Alston, playfully wiping thejand Schneider a run are the fa- Starr, who will deal with the| testants and officials. , lon th five who will reorcseni the US in Metcalf, 4th. taking top hon-; e NL pitchers. The big,brow of center-fielder Mays, was|ther-son team of Johnny Dodd.iGreat Antonio in a solo bout, i Tmnhjp- nr nrx7pt. mi.,t hp „„ u_nH *ho will rep.esenl the u.b. ^ ^^ ^^ ^ s'pcond blow was an eighth inning hoineW as usual in his post-game Sr. and Jr., from Baltimore; New! The first tag team match of! Trophies or piizes must be on hand the Olympic sailing events this ors run Detroit's Al Kaline off summary, despite the victory. England champion Bobby De- the evening will see the Bavarian jdisplayed. year in Naples, Italy. with John Atwood in third nosi- tion. Remainder of finish includ- Milwaukee right-hander Bob Buhl. "We got the early hitting. I vine, Danbury, Conn.; Southern team champions, Harry Wenzelj The Olympic races hero will ^ .. .. s Tim Heat-lThe drive came after Kuenn had.never got that hitting before in states titleholder Wally Gore, Ar-jand Rudi Saturski, oppose Bob Sec that a press boat is on hand for photo- be followed a week later by ihe ^ Scotty ^tnwar^ ^t A||isoA||isonn Ferrjs a' dJo Johh n %jn[.: reached base on an error and re-iAll Star games," the Los Angeles lington, Va.; Al Tasnady, Vine- Cordy and Al Smith, graphers and that It is properly anchored so that !cr did not finish. duced the NL's lead to 5-3. |skipper, now 2-2 in the mid-sea- land; Georgie Tet, Ozone Park, Another solo bout has Gregory action shots can be obtained. In the Arrbw race Sunday Bill Thc Americans, who had becnjson classicli , remarkedkd. N.Y., and more than 30 other Jarque against the Mexican Bom- STOCK CAR RACES Rikcr and Haebler were in a held t0 on|y one W 'n the first! " , nationally-famous speedsters. ber Mike Torres and Jose Ro- See that proper police protection is given at all light duel heading for the finish five innings, threatened lo pull] whe" ushe" of the Milwaukee The season's second 25-lap all mero meets Fritz Muller of Gcr-times. line but Riker was the victor

OCEANPORT, N. J. Wed . Mr II 2 rnnto f'orn Garden State Parkwsy. Exit 105 NATIONAL HURDLE RACING thru Aug. 6 Saijulv 16 jioo.ooo.on outdoorand indoor dinim: knm.es AGAIN? — Roporh MONMOUTH handy cnlctciia slop he i:;,]iid-,!,ini conlinun thnt th« Giants will convenient vr.cil.'itors, and clcv.ilors HANDICAP SYSTEM RECAPPING ice w,'i ck Loo Durochnr fl' THREE GENERATIONS OF BRENNANS— fcdward J. Bronnar, br., right, gonor/il man- PARKING FOR 20,000 CARS limit innnngor. lh» lip man fl(Jor Qf ^onmou||, P/,^ w/itcho» * workout with hit ton, Edward J. Brorman, Jr., and McMANUS & • I'JMI Ilio OiflnU fiom I9-18-1 grandson, Jitrnri Ldwatri BrnmiAti 19 monthi old, at Monmouth Park. Brnnnan, Jr., POST 2:30 • Dally Double Closes 2:20 I'i'bD. I it A tflciiu) official in Woif Viirjii • Seriously Bring Recalling Stafford In Monmouth IQOMeter Sugar Kings to PI ASSOCIATED PRESS Handicap Sat IY NANCIE'RIDEOUT Swim Title Games in Jersey City Bill Stafford has taken the N«tion«l Womin't W«f*r Ski Champion SEA BRIGHT — Lars Krough words of New York Yankee man- Kelly Wins OCEANPORT (AP) — C.T.i of the New York A. C. edged 1 JERSEY CITY (AP) — City ager Casey Stengel to heart. He Ihenery's First Landing, the 1958; Charles Gtntncr, Westfield P'ntfMPC iofficials yesterday announced an diampion 2-year-old, is expected can just about hear the swish YMCA, at the wire Friday night JL/Illl ll/S* j agreement with the International o be the starling top weight with' of that American League Pen- Wall Feature to win the Junior National 100- League to bring the Havana nant money and the hurrahs that BELMAR - Joe Kelly of Con- 123 pounds for the $100,000-added meter AAU freestyle champion- Monmouth Handicap Saturday at Baseball Club to Jersey City'* go to a pennant,' and maybe a shohocken, Pa., won the 25-lap ship at Driftwood-by-the-Sea Jockeys, Odds Roosevelt Stadium. World championship team. modified sportsmen feature and ilonmouth Park. Beach Club. The Cain Hoy Stable's Bald FIRST KACE-JJ.500; clmi,; 2 y.o. "We are in complete agree- Stengel said the other day that Bill Johnson, Croton-on-the-Hud- Krough trailed Gentner by a Eagle, winner of the Widener, ment." said Bernard C. Berry, the Yanks were seriously con- son, took advantage of a spin ength, 15 yards from the finish, Gulfstream and Metropolitan 6 Kine Lace, 117 Harlark 3- ity parks director. sidering recalling Stafford, the out by the leader to take over but a terrific burst by the Nor- Ll xxAureoua La.ly, UO . . IJino 6-1 andicaps, drew top weight of 7 Little Grnllmn, 120 Korte 6-1 The initial contract, if approved pitching mainstay of the Inter' first place and go on to win the wegian swimmer gave him the 1 Fleet Sailor, 131 Blum SI by the city commission, will run midget feature in Wall Stadium's 130 pounds but will not start. " Court Caprice. 117 (iilil, 10-1 national League's Richmond Vees The Brookmeade Stable's Sword old medal with a time of 1:01. Qirecn'j Imp, 117 Helllnscr until next Oct. 15. The ball club in a move to bolster their pitch first combination racing program Gentner was timed in 1:01.3 xMy Fat Krlpiul. 115 .J'ruzzillo will pay $7,500 rent for the 24,- of the current season. Dancer, winner over First Land- 8 Open Mint, 117 Hluni 10-1 ing for the AL pennant run. ing and Bald Eagle in the Su- and Steve Rehch of Ridgewood 9 Ninety Baby, 117 Cilllierl a>-l 000-seat stadium, plus six cents YMCA took a third place bronze 10 Kitty Tat. 117 12-1 What did Stafford think? He Kelly was pushed from start burban Handicap July 4, got 128 IJ Booth Station, 1^0 ..Burr' 2(1-1 on each admission after 125,000 showed his attitude last night to finish by the popular Bobby rounds. Sword Dancer, who as medal with a 1:01.6. 11 Beaui Hose. 117 ..I'ollon 15-1 admissions. Ri»« l.vil, I Hi) Meter llri'a»l»lroke SECONH HACK—£),5; clmg.; 2 y.o.; with a 6-0 shutout of the Colum- Allison of Miami, Fla., who was 3-year-old last summer carried 1- Koli *Benson. Unattached. 1.27.6; iming.; 5'i furlong* The contract also has an option bus Jets for his eighth victory a crowd favorite in what was his -Jny Clirlstner, Monlclftlr, 1.28.5; 3— 14 Kmir Circl««, 120 Kune 120 pounds and beat older horses lloticrt Lath, Morrljlown, 3.12.1: 4— 1 Hyilrttliut. 120 .. . allowing it to be renewed by Dec. in 14 starts. The newly placed last race here. Allison returned i the Monmouth Handicap, also Skip Berry. Sliore YAC; 1IU.6; 5— 4 Twenty Carats. 12U .. Ha 15 for another year, at $15,000 Jersey City entry—formerly the to Miami on Sunday selling his Dave Urensteln, No. IMMnfleld. 1.36.3; .1 Lady Susan, 117 . . It ill be absent. He is awaiting i TODAY'S TIP • • • TAKE-OFF ANGLE 6—Dave Burrows, Faysuu Lakes. 1.67.0. 5 Cajit. Lovclailles. 12(1. Hell pus six cents for each admission Havana Sugar Kings—displayed fleet No. 312 modified Chevy to he $100,000 Brooklyn Handicap CilrIK i:iM. 100 Meier Hulterlly 2 Overtoil Miss, 117 t over 225,000. By Sept. 1, 1961, it If you era finding yeurielf dragged through the 1 Juily Dlcolion, Summit Y, 1.25.7; 11 Valor Native. 120 .... no distinction as to home loca- Jack Hart. it Aqueduct July 30. 1 water instead of rising to the surface on starts, 2— Palieiici Sherman, No Jer«. SA, 12 Take 'Km On. 117 . mock may be renewed for another four tion beating the Miami Marlins, Third spot was taken by Don The Green Dunes Farm's Celtic I.SM; :i-Jill Snyder, No. Jet». SA. 6 Air. MacC, 120 . Monacrlli years. check the angle of your skis. When seated await- 1.31.6: I .-Liia P.ay. Watehuni!, 1.36.5; 7 xxlrene-.S.. Ill) . .. 3-0, in their first game after be Stumpf, who nosed out Parker \sh, who won the B e I m o n t 5 Sue KdncU, Summit Y, 1.30.5; 6— 8 l.lttle Klclnle, 12(1 "1 am sure the city commit- Linda Hurt. Shore Y AC. 1.44.6. Ing formally relocated in New Bohn of Freehold, the early lead Stakes last month, is expected ing the take-off, the tips of your skis should b» 9 Roman Flame. 12U .. ioners will approve," Berry er. Augie Moschere drove the No. lloy< I.VM, -IM> Meier ¥rn»l> le Ill xllllty Duty, Jersey. .o go in the mile and one quarter cocked at a 45-degree angle. This slope lifts you I -ores Snyiler, No. Jen. 3A, J. 13 I,lima) 112 Pro/.zlllo 2'l-l said. Taking part with Berry in XX in its best performance this 3-lion RIPRITS. Rlilcrwooi! Y. 2.20.3; Montreal beat Rochester, 4-3, vlonmouth Handicap with 118 to the surface when the boat shoots forward. A 3-llnve IVIrtHrlrl, Shore Y AC. 2.31; TIIIKI) RACE-JMOO; clmj.; 1-up; l'i the meeting were Frank J. and Toronto retained its 8'/r year at Wall for fifth, while Waly xrnnds. Celtic Ash is a 3-year- sharper angle will produce far too much drag, i I—Wooily UFnrge. IHclBf. 2.:a.3; 5— Dallenback took sixth. Jom Brown. No. Je.rj. SA, ii.M.O; 6— 5 Diuty Priam. 112 Korle Shaughnessy, league president; game lead a lop the 1L with a )ld, and only Sword Dancer and Hiclmrrl I'niilaelt, Princeton, '_'.41.(. 4 Powr Cap, lift Hluin and Gabe Paul, president of th« jreek Ship in 1950 won the race Distributed by Kin* Features Courteiy ofTohnwrn Motor* Open 100 Meiers Frmtyle fnr Women 1 Rough Sketch, II" llarlack 3-2 victori y over BuffalBffl o aftef r Early in the race, Bohn held 1 —June Katx, Knickerbocker SCNY 2 Red Trouble. 120 .. Culmnne Cincinnati Reds, the parent club the Bisons had won, 2-0, the off attempts by Moschere to take t that age. 1.l'J.8; 'J—J.yn Skinner No. Jers. SA J Peace l . oilih to the Havana Sugar Kings. Calumet Farm's On-And-On was 1.1.1.3; 3-Sue McCarthy Unattached 6 xxZumlonns, 108 (linn completion of a game suspended the lead. Kelly finally took over 1.15.S; 4—March Hurt, No. Jem. SA 7 xxV'tloo Drum*, in Candralll The Havana franchise was May 22. the lead at about the half way assigned 120 pounds, Manassa Keynote 1.16.5; 5— Mary Lou P«rtlee, Rtiine. FOURTH RACE-W,500 clmj.; 4-up; Mauler and Talent Show, 117, and Iharlic Powell wnotl, 1.18.1; 6— Barbara Frelis, No. It, miles moved last Friday to safeguard Jersey City, formally transfer- mark. Jen. SA. US. 2 *Larry Wolf. 110 . Pro/.zlllo 4-1 American players during the ex- Allison might have won it had , third in the Suburban, got UlrU K Yr«. mid Under "Gratitude, US (lllllRun red yesterday afternoon, scored Highlights 35 Mi'lrr Prerslylr. 4 Althway. 117 Barrow !i i plosive political crisis in Cuba. 13, along with Tempted. 5 xxOilysseus, 113 (lino 8-1 tingle runs in the first three in he been able to get through the Quits Boxing 1 -Charlotte Ellis. Shore AC. JI.S Shaughnessy had announced the slower traffic faster. LOS ANGELES (AP) - Here 2—Juanne Shaak, Walchung Lake At: 3 The Axe, 120 fillljert S-l nings as Howie Nunn allowed Mi are highlights from the keynote |;-J?. :i -Susan Hoffman, Shnre AC, I Route Step, UO OUMKan I III team would be switched here. ami only four hits. The former In winning Kelly set a new SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (AP) — l — l.yiiti P.ossbai'h. Ocean Bench 7 Senorllla. 11(1 Moral! 12-1 address last night by Sen. Frank .7; !l~Nanck Beefile, Allenhurst. 25.0 FIPTH RACE-St.(100; 2 y.o. miliu.: "I picked this town and 1 want Havana Sugar Kings are due to track record for the 25-lap dis- Allen Leads Charlie Powell, former San Fran - Pam MoURer. Drift wood. 36.1. flllfes; 5'i furloncs Church of Idaho to the Demo- ...Hartack the team to stay hero," Shaugh- open at "home" Friday against tance of 6:58.44. cisco 49er and professional heavy Mw* H .vrs, and L'nrirr S Prom'nl Latly. US cratic National Convention. » Meler« Frrrnls'lr 14 a-Jo Klalne. 116 Cram nessy said today. "There is al- In one of the 10-lap heat races, weight fighter,.says he's through 1 --Ilulterl Nngle. Shore Y. AC. 18..1; fi Joyous Jo. US ItoKers Columbus. How urgent it is for us to dem- < Miss Malaliar. ll« Allison set the track record with Finn Races with boxing. Billy Heetlo, Shore Y. AC, 19.S: 3- Rogers most no chance of the franchise Tuesday's games and probable onstrate to all the watching lliirt Younit. Shore V. AC. VI.8; 4— 3 a-Tlils Karth, US . .. Blum going back tn Havana, but it a time of 2:44.92 in beating Kelly MARBLEHEAD, Mass. (AP)- Powell, now 27, is back at foot arry Maynanl. shore V. A('. 21 9: IS - 1 AnRel S|»eed. US ... Harrow pitchers: Buffalo (Mahaffey 9-5) world that democracy has the corse. Miller, Shore Y. AC 2(.!); li— 2 Roman Cookie, US p will depend on the team'i ic- to the checkered flag. 'ommy Allen of Buffalo, N. Y., ball, trying for a defensive end ft xxCllrlana. Ill Rorll at Toronto (Funk 5-2), 8 p. m. will to serve vital public needs. loliliy lleclil, Shnre Y. AC. 25.6 Former NASCAR champion Jim has nearly a 200-point lead over or linebacker spot with the Oak' r. NalionHt Men'n 10(1 Meter* Krpr&l.vl 9 Your Sparkle. US (illih 211-1 ceptance in Jersey City." Rochester (Browning 3-5) a How ironic that our national ad- 1- Larj Krough, N.Y.A.C.. 1.01.0; 2— Killing Relit, 1IK . Culmonr Ul-l He said the league will absorb- Whitman had a tough break in the his nearest rival in the compe- land Raiders of the new Ameri- larle» Oentner, WeitrieM Y, 1,01.3: Sanilybeeglrl. Ill _ fillliert 2(11 Montreal (Birrer 6-10), 8 p. m.; ministration should have fallen in- 12 Ilusty Key, US Mnnacelll 1S-1 any loses this season. midget feature when, after lead- tition to determine the American can Football League. Stn/e Rtrhall, niiiRewood V, J.nl.B: 13 b-Tarle-Au-CIrn, MS .. Barrow 15-1 Columbus (Daniels 2-0) at Rich- to the hands of the "hold-back" -Dave, llelzer. Unattached, 1.02.1: Paul also said he hopes the mond (Ceccarelli 4-3), 8:45 p. m. ing the entire race, he spun out representative in the Olympic "I'm definitely through with —Paul Wlnn, No. Jers. SA. 1,02.7; 7 h-Ruby of Iron. 118 ...Harrow 12-1 party, during the times that be- Jed firaef. No. Jers. SA. 1.03.0. n-Mr«. F. W. Hooper and F. VI. while trying to pass a lapped Finn class sailing event next boxing," Powell says. Hnope-r entry. move will be permanent. Jersey City (Pena 6-7) at Miami seeched us to push ahead. ilrh III. Under, .10 .Meier lluttrrflr car. month at Naples. "You get cut up too many ways I—Sally Lundt. Watchung, 44.0; 2— !>-ll. H Mlindy entry "I'm in here, not of my own (Moford 3-7), 9 p. m. oan Mary Lewis, Shore. AC. 41.5: 3— IIXTH nACB-^-»4,000 clmg.: 4-up; 6 Whitman spun out with only Allen registered his second vic- —and I don't mean cuts on my rlonx* choosing," he said. "I've been . . Do we have a wholesale lathy Rohrey, No. Jers. SA. 45.0; 4— Ollhert two laps left in the race. At thi face. lancy Oathout, Summit Y, 47.6, 5 — 9 Dynnmlc. 118 asked by the league because it's tory in three races yesterday. prosperity? I submit it is a pitch- 'erry Council, Watchung, 60.0; 6— 1 Rlue Charm. 110 Olno point Johnson, who had been pres- 3 Vltrlllrcl. 119 Korte in a very tough situation. It this The final series consists of seven "The purses aren't worth it.' .aurle. Platts. Unnttitched. 91.2. ..Monacelll LeagueChampion sing the Offey of Whitman with man prosperity, the kind that re- Hoys II.H, 50 Meiers ItremMrole 1 Park Prince, 122 .. thing looks good, I don't see how aces. Powell is one of 80 men trying 1—Howie Platts. Montclalr Y. 30.2: 4 Crafty Belle, 111 Blum his Ford, came on to win. Se- sults when government is run by O Prince Prom, 113 .. .Culmone the club will leave." Allen has accumulated 3,002 for places on the Raider Roster !—Greg Sclbert, Wcslflcld Y, 42.3; 3— Harrow cond place went to Lou Fray hucksters not unaccustomed to Mitch Hal!. Shore V. AC. 43.«; 4- 2 Main Street, 116 Olympic points. Peter Barrett, at their training camp here. rom McCoy. Westfield Y. 45.5; 5 Bill 5 Good G.. US . [SllllEan Some of the Cuban players on Wildcats Lose 2 while third, went to Bob Fritche, selling inferior products by wrap- [urt. Kayson Lakes, 4R.7; 6 —Bruce (i Sweet Cicely. Ill nlMi a University of Wisconsin instruc- 7 June's Croc'le. 119 OllllBan the team have said they will re- LINCROFT - The Wildcats Bob Howard of Port Monmouth ping them in bright packages. 'ruex. Kaysun Lakes, 4S 3. Harlack tor who won yesterday, is second (ilrl» 111'. 50 Meier Kreeslyle R SheilaSheila s GenG,, 119 turn to Cuba if the club were champions of the Lincroft Little copped the 20-lap novice feature. 1—Carol nantlier. U'alrrtung. 32(1; SEVENTH KACE—J4.50O clmg.; 3-up; with 2,806 points. Lincroft LX. !-Chris Wauters. Shore Y. AC. 34.7; furlongs moved. They feared relatives League, played last week with- The crowd was Wall's seconi The fact is that "tight money" S Oulllne. 11! llartnck 8-5 The other high scorers in the Last Week's Results t—l^ols Conlon, Shore Y. AC, 3.Y0; 4— 5 Cralgwootl, lift Blum working for the Cuban govern- out the services of Tom Ming j largest of the year, nearly 4,00 policies of this administration ean Andrlck, RldRewood. 35.2: 5- Mnnacelii A'S 9, Wildcats 1 lelty Blum, Monlclalr. 3fi,7; 6—Caro 2 Flrsl Fair, 115 ment would be fired if they stay- and ended up losing two games.!paid. series are Peter Fenner, Madi- have sapped ,our vitality and 6 Alhnmlira C'le. 115 .. .OIIIlK'n son, N. J., 2,106; Fred Miller, Ramblers 6, Travelers I ne Colton, Watchunn. 37.S. 4 Nnhle Count's, 110 Ollih ed. Tuesday, Eob Schaller and Jack Ramblers IS, Wildcats 4 shackled our economic growth 7 s-Cllll-fhat, 121 Harrow Meussig pitched three innings Jr., Newport Beach, Calif., 2,- 3 a-Reliaml, 111 Blevensnn A manager was to be named Travelers 8, A's 4 . During the Truman admini each for the A's and while their Jersey Shore 099, and John Marvin, Boston stration, our gross national pro- Jennings Paces nt scrapper, in "cui'mone iri-i |later today. There were reports teammates pounded the Wildcats 1,963. Standings duct increased an average of 4.7 3.Up;iit might be Nat Reyes who play- Sunday's Results 1-1B mllej led for old Jersey City Giants in for nine runs they pitched no-hit W L Pct.GB per cent each year. Under the 1 Roman Spnrk. 118 . Rltim 'M ball the entire game. Freehold 9, South Belmar 4. Wildcats 12 4 .750 Eisenhower administration, the lunior Tennis 7 Shannondalc, 114 Rliitn 1-1 the 1940s, managed Havana in Seaboard 1 Eager Beaver, 114 Stpvi*ns Quest won the first race ($40.20) Koron-Di* Pnntl in 11 and Little Huskie ($104.40) the flloblp* Bar 9 12 NEW TURF BARGAIN Flucller-Kiill TH I'l'i iccond. 11 mbllnR.Tonzola A OCEANPORT, N. J. (AP) — Acerm-Farilngion 0 imn NEW YORK—Faultless Speech Acerm-Hohko Iron Rail, winner of The Juvenile BATTERIES TESTED FREE! ($16.30) came on with a rush Ron Strlen -Armanrl Cruppl 1H 327.21.1 at Aqueduct, is one of the turf's KIITII HACE -f.'lmi btart the season off fresh. Nationally advertised and won the feature at Aqueduct. Hijli team gam«—Marx Bron. 410; barpains. He was sold by Mrs. I SALEM DEPOT, N. H.-San High (mm lories nrnmculUr* I.nil Alex Campbell ,lr. for $2,900 at j dusky ($5.00) won the feature at mulg l K«mt—ArmanrKn l Crupl 227: Hl|h 11 1 batteries, at low PARTS UNLIMITED prices, ntrU»B--ArniRnil Orupl non. . the Keeneland, Ky., auctions lastjo,!',^ !',,,'!,;,'" ' RockinghBm Park, ?nn nunbb jjo* . it ?nn?nn, I,** fnll to Donald Fnrt of Louisville. | '^',.' '.-. 20.V Hnh Kornna 20ft, tlnlli WnoilnWd . 20.V S X V to fit all radios and flashlights. OCEANPORT — Merry Ruler Joe HotiKn. Jr 211, .lack llupy 221. In the Juvenile he went five fur-jinnm "' ' ($!).8O) won the Monmouth Park lonps in 58 seconds, a track re- r.n hi.r Dennis Murphy, who competed rirrmiiiiMiiy illliiin, hcadlincr on the same program cord. At the year's half-way ("run llmr i llPimhuln HI-FI atHtCflrtwntJonil that saw Jockey Willie Hartack with a Mcnln Park, Calif., four mark, he had earned $11,622. Tim# 1:1] without coxswain In the Olympic HKVKNTII HACK Al' REAR SEAT SPEAKER KITS ICOIT his 2,500 winner. 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Evinrudo. motors. Dockage an< SALARY $9,i baths, recreation room steering wheel. Like new. Reason- Eatontown. N. J. U 24300. M0RTOA0B CORRESPONDENTS U. 8. COINB — STAMPS - Top prlcea Flic*. SH 1-56IS0. wo-car garage. '/, acre plot. Near ANNOUNCEMENTS AUTOS AND TRUCKS able. Call SE 2-2357. FOR paid for gold, old currency, colleo- IX ROOM DUPLEX — Three bed rkway. Call SH 1-3073. REFRlOERATIOri MAN — Must bs The Provident Institution For Savings tlona, odd lota; old correspondence. 12' CEDAR RUNABOUT deck, com Estate appraisals. Monmouth Stamps- rooma convenient Red Bank location. OUR-BEDROOM HOUSE In Little Sli- LOST AND FOUND TWO TRUCKS 1950 Dodge 1% ton 12' plately (lberglased, H h.j>. Evlnrudi experienced. Apply in parson. Baton- Auguat lat occupancy. $115 per month. van body. 1957 International model iwn TV. H Hwy. So, Bitontown. In Jersey City. Coins. 60 Monmouth St. SH I-062S ver. Deal directly with owner. For motor, I1S0. CAstle 3-3152. Redden Agency. 301 Maple Ave., Cor.. nformallon call Mra. Baxter, LI 2-4000. LOST, white pocketbook. large. In A-160 14' van body with two ald< BROKER'S COOPERATION INVITES Boricen Place. SH 1-5SS0. Brother'* Tavern, Red Bank, It re- floors and rear doora, SH 1-0424, ENOINBERINO AIDES AND TECHNI- PIANOS — Highest prlcea paid. H. Ten- Eit. 22542 weekdays or SH 1-2019 even- turned, reward will be given. Con- clans, with at leaat five years exper- zer. 306 Main St.. Lakewood er FOx igs and weekends. MODEL "A" FORD, 1931 coupe, chan- ience In electronlo circuitry. Pleasant irort 32190. talned valuable paper«. SH 1-3284. BUSINESS NOTICES working conditions in new engineering CASH NOW .TTRACTIVE Custom Homa — Land- neled 614, '51 Oldamoblle engine. SH HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID—For LOST, charm bracelet at Monmouth 7-1197 after 9:30 p. m., aee 288 Spring laboratory workng with top grade en- First. Second, Third Mortgages WANTED TO RENT acaped, apacloua lot. Good neighbor- FOR TRXX WORK, C*O tie* service. gineers. Apply In parson or write entire or part contents of homea and hood. Living room, fireplace, three bed- Shopping Center. Sentimental value. St., Red Bank Saturday mornings, Topping, trimming, removal. Call VL Horke Improvement Loana eatatea. Furniture, antlquea. Oriental REFINED WOMAN BH 2-S218. ELECTRONIC MEASUREMENTS CO.. Debt comoidtatlon rooms, attached garage, patio. Full RENAULT DAUPHINS 1957. Radii 3-4220 (or tree euinutte. Fun lostiruee INC., Lewis Bt. and Maple Ave., ruga, painting!, etc. FRIEDMAN GAL- Wishes room and hoard. basement. Excellent plumbing hot coverage. NO APPLICATION FEB LERIE3. PR 4-3U3. Evenings CA 8-7482 Call CR 7-825! LOST, Thuriday, wallet containing val- heater. Over 35 mllea per til. Beai Eatontown, N. J. LI 24300. One Day Service /ater automatic heat. Good value. Prl- liable papers and a large nim ol offer. Call AH 1-1716. PORCHBB, PATIOS, aidewtiks, no Job WANTED, amall outboard motor, IV, APARTMENT wanteit by month nr ale sale. 29 McCarter Ave.. Fair money. Generous reward. Call Union too small Charles Bower Muon Con* BARBERS WANTED AMERICAN FUNDING nr 3 h.p, uaed. SH 7-1500 or AT 1- year. Furnished. Adulu, Reference". laven. 7-1275 (reverie charges) BUILDING 703 Write Moran, P. O. Box 113, Spring tractor. BH T-M79. Fort Monmouth SH 1-4702 01S6. EW SHREWSBURY, lovely three beit- LOST—Lady'i wrlft watch, Bulova, In Lake. N. J. MOBILE HOMES - VIKING DOCKBlTTLDOTa INC. Our Personal Representative Will room house. Large living room, kltch- Red Bank area. Reward, SH 1-0321 Bulkheads, Docks, and Repalra, m baaement. closets, convenient loca- PACEMAKER TRAILER 1957 46*. Tw< SB 3-2898 or RU 1-3157 WE NEED MEN NOW Call At Your Horns Ion. CA 0-37J7. bedrooms, jalousies with storm win We Say Yes Whan Others Fall PETS AND LIVESTOCK dowa. LI 2-4000 Ext. 22831 after S p. mROTOTILUNO, LANDSCAPING, split LOCAL Company must hire seven man FURNISHED ROOMS IEVEN ROOM HOUSE. In Engliahtown. rail lencea, lawn mowing, odd loba. by July 1st. We have various poiltlom HAVE PONIES—Will travel. Davey's 'LBASANT FURNISHED room avail- All conveniences. AUTOMOTIVE Oanaoo Bros. SH 7-4261 open. Only men who are willing work' atables, P.T.A., birthday parties, et able now. Board If deilrtd. HO 2-1841. ers need apply. INSTRUCTION loraea. ponies sold. AT 1-2653. AUTOS AND TRUCKS TRACTORS NEW ROOFS — Repalra, siding, gut SH 1-0312 MONMOUTH BEACH — Split lavtl tera, leaders. Insured, bonded. J. Noll, SALARY 92 PER WEEK KERRY BLUE TERRIER pups, AKC, EXCEPTIONAL. Red Bank, quiet large used only weekendi. Acrosi from CUSHMAN 1947 FORD TRACTOR, plow and disk. OI 6-8313. Free estimates. 12 yean RICHARD BEAUTY SCHOOL three montha. Dlnnen-Manlay. Call room. Private tile bath, ahower, kltcn- Ihrewsbury River. Plot 1001135. PI 8- MOTOR Good condition. Call minded services. AND UP Enroll now for summer classes, Air- 08 1-2066 after » p. m. tn privilege, business man or couple 146S, Call LI S-0688 LI 2-171J conditioned. Call or write. SH 1-8865, DOCKS, BULKHEADS, FI/OATS au Call SH 1-4019, ask for 2S Broad St.. Red Bant, N. J. BEAUTIFUL six week old kittens. Need 'all Friday, Saturday or Sunday. SH MIDDLTCTOWN — Rlvsnlda HeighH 1954 NASH Alr-Fllght. Good running boat poles. Alao repalra. W, Samp- personnsl department. good home. Housebroken. •<859. flection, ficenfc river view, Attractive- condition. Nice body. Call between aon. SB 2-0U6-W. ELECTRONICS TECHNICIANS IN DE SH 7-2330 ROOMS — At Highlands overlooking y landscaped, large tr«es. Colontnt 8-7 p.m. KE 6-0624. MAND—Attend one night a week or ranch, three bedrooms, l',t bathi. fire- BOATS & ACCESSORIES JOB MONTANO — Maaon contracts SALES MANAOER — Man who knows Saturday morning. PRospect 4-0303. POODLE — Black miniature female, ocean Cool and pleasant. Location >lacc In living room and recreation WHITE CORVETTE 1859 radio and atucco, plastering, work. auto tales bualnesa that can handle Monmouth Radio Electronics Institute, AKC registered. Rom April 26. Cham Ocean Dr. at Highland Bridge. oorn, modern kitchen, knotty pine heater. Good condition. Call AT 120' AUXILIARY SLOOP, good cond. ?all SH 7-5(47. aaleamen and volume sales. Rambler plon blood line SS5. 811 1-8691. line of cars. La Freda Sales & Service, 814 Cookman Ave., Anbury Ave. FURNISHED ROOM near railroad tta :ahlneti, new G E range, automatic 0517. tlon, muat aell. Beat offer, HI 3 WATCHES. CLOCKS eipertly. elec- GREAT DANE PUPPIES — AKC reg tlon and bua terminal. 210 Monmouth vasher and dryer fnciuded, Attached 1446. 117 Monmouth St., Red Bank. SH 7-1702 ;aratce, otl heat. Occupancy after July 1957 CORVETTE two top« convertible tronlcally cleaned, repaired, guaran' latrred, excellent with children. LO St., Red Bank. PENGUIN SAILBOAT, excellent con teed. H. Roaln Jeweler, 18 W. Fronl SALESMEN to aell Rambler Cara In 6-1878. S. Aflktng $21,500. Call 8H 1-4709 for and hardtop, 270 engine with power- MERCHANDISE .ppolntment. :llde, excellent condition. Call CA 2- dltlon, dacron sail, atalnleaa atee! St. Established 1B09. DIacounta. Red Bank and vicinity. La Freda M6. rigging, freahly painted. 1275. SH MM1 Sales k Service. 117 Monmouth St., FOR SALE I R. ALVINO — Aiphalt paving Red Bank. SH 7-1702. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE COLONIAL RANCH — "Four twin 1939 FORD SPECIAL THIS WEEK Driveways built and repaired REAL ESTATE FOR RENT I red hedroomff". Sptcloua living White. Excellent condition. NEW 25" 1959 CAVALIER. Fair Haven SH 7-2U3 BARTENDERS HOUSES FOR SALE onm, separate dining room, icieacn Call SH 1-8514 1959 15' OLA8SFAR Ilka new. Full time dayi. Writ* "Bar", Box 511, APARTMENTS tltchen, huge family room, full csllar. CLEAN AND SHAMPOO RUQS — Wall Red Bank. HAMMOND attached garage. Weit bound ownpr IRWINB' YACHT WORKS to wall our speciality. No meaa. Ir RIVERFRONT U57 WHITE DODGE convertible, excel Marine Park, Red Bank SH 1-OOOi asking Jlfi.oon. El wood A. Armstrong lent condition, radio, heater, white- your home. V*iy reaaonable ratea. Call dUARDS, 48 houra, SSS. Alao part ORGAN STUDIO Beautiful riverfront location, colonial Agency. Realtor, 655 Proipect Ave., walla. Selling due to financial reaaona. MASTBRCRAFT BOAT TRAILER — CO 4-0114 D a. m. to « ji. m. time week end work. Write giving full LLOYD MANOR residence. Living room, dining room, Little Silver, fill 1-4500. SH 7-3760 after 5 or weekenda. particulars "Guards". Box 611, Red three weeka old, HAS EVERYTHING. Bank. of ASBURY PARK aunroom, kitchen, bedroom and bath IMMACULATE RJ.VERVIEW custom 1952 FORD CUSTOM V8, four door; Muat aae, cheap. Call SH 7-4385 aftei APARTMENTS downstairs. Second floor lour bed Jeraey Rancher. Meticulous deaign, radio, heater. Very clean. Original EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCED MAN for hardware All Models on Display rooms, two bathi. ipacloua family living room with pann- owner. 1250. OB 1-18(4. SEA BRIGHT-SKIFF — Commercial store. Salary plus bonus. Write p. o. WURLITZER SPINET ORGAN J78O 37S West End Ave. (Weat ot Weltwood) ramlc view of Shrewabury river. " documented, alx torn, 32'xll'6". com- HELP WANTED-FEMALE Box 203. Red Bank. HAMMOND BPINEP, Used W85 LONO BRANCH, N. J. The Dowstra Agency Fireplace" entertaining dining room, 1632 FORD CONVERTIBLE cuitora plete, neta, etc., 11,200. SE 2-0004. HAMMOND CHORD, Provincial _*765 CApltal S-1500 CApltal 2-3140 leluxe science kitchen, three twin alze with modified Mercury engine, like POCKET MAKERS and Xdce-Cutten MECHANIC — outboard and Inboard 1 X. Front St. Red Bank machine operator! on ladlei coats, motora. Mercury experience pre- SALES AND SERVICE ledrooms, IMI baths, huge recreation new. 25 Bay St., Rumion. RU M647. ROWBOAT 14' oak rlbi, riveted, bait ferred. Top wagea. Phone CA 2-6425. New two and three cedroom Duplex SH 1-8700 *oom with fireplace, full cellar, at, boxea, 10 b. p. Johnson outboard. Union ihop 35 hour week, vacation RENTAL AND INSTRUCTION apartments all with 1% tiled bathe and tached garage, secluded summer porch, 1855 STUDEBAKER four-door aedan. with pay and all paid holtdayi. Apply Angler'a Marina, 130O Ocean Ave.t 8ea HARTSHORNS WOODS, sacrifice, Radio, heater, overdrive, *<00. CA Old but runa Ilka a top, J175. SH 1- Bright. Open Dally Till 9 — Saturday Till 5:30 lull basementsl Sound proof treated! many century old treea compliment this 3249. Adams Bros.. 25 South Bridg« Ave., beautiful nine room colonial on charming ntructuriv Rlvi-r rlfrhta. Many »-4S7». Red Bank. COOKMAN AVE. AND MAIN ST. TWO BEDROOMS J125 PER MONTH rooded knoll. Very fine location. Cal 3C0TTIE CRAFT 16' all flberglas ither wonderful features left for your 1955 FORD HARDTOP radio and heat- THREE BEDROOMS 1150 PER iwner for Inapectlon. 811 1-2382. surprise. Imagine all thla for only Sportster with 40 h.p. electric Evln- SINGLE NEEDLE OPERATORS, on PR 5-9300 MONTH er, whltewalli. 5T Carpenter St., River rude and trailer. Two months old. children's coats. Steady work, all GUARDS IPAC1OU8 CUSTOM BUILT colonla S24.SOO. It won't last. Consult Elwood Piaia. A. Armstrong Agency, 555 Proapect J1.57S. RU 1-1628. sections. SH 1-7366. Tonl Frocks Inc., Openings available for part-time temp- SALT HAY.-FINE8T QUALITY Unexcelled Children's Playground Cape Cod. two yeara old, half acre 1056 0LD8M0BILE convertible. Radio, 79 West St. Corner of Oakland, Red orary guard*. Facilities. ilot. New Monmouth. Four large bei- Ava., Little Silver. SH 1-4500. 14' BARBOUR SKIFF with 35 h. p. Bask 5d floor. Fr«d £>. Wlkoli Ca heater, automatic, lull power. One Retired service personnel preferred, SH 1-0554. rooma, two tiled baths, living room with owner. Sacrifice price. SH 7-004L Evinrude, Both 1958. wlndahleld, con- Ask about our co-operatlva fireplace, kltchrm with separate dining rola, faat akl boat. RU 1-1704. WAITRESSES APPLY 9:30 TO 11:30 A. U. CASH REGISTERS — New and used, ownership plan. area plus formal dining room, wood 1855 BUICK SUPER. Two door hard- For dinner hour, call SE 2-B839 uk 1960 12V WINNER WARRIOR moldei for Nick Collora. many models, reasonable. Wa aell, YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF TO paneled breezeway, attached garage LOTS AND ACREAGE top. Automatic, full power. Radio, flberglas boat. Incluilea wlndhaield BENDIX CORP. rent, repair. Talco Cash RegUter Co. full cellar with fireplace, atone (oyer heater. Excellent condition. 1730. SH 7- CA 2-0414. VISIT THE MOST LUXURIOUS and plenty of cloaeta. Asking J2S.OO0 LEONARDO — lOOxlSO. Reatlr to ba steering, apcedometer, cover, cushion* WOMAN to sell diaper service, part o HWY. 3i EATONTOWN GARDEN APARTMENTS ON TWO 3402. and acceaaorlea, 1350. Boat alone coai full time, in Perth Amboy area. No '"or appointment call OB 1-2599. built on. Leonard Ave. Favorable TYPEWRITERS, ADDING machlnea. SHORE. location. One block from baach. ORegon DODOE 19S4 Coronet hardtop, full; J460. With new 35 h. p. Johnaon motor experience needed, we will train you. EXPERIENCED PARTS MAN — Per- and mooring for season 1750. LO 6.5509. Leads supplied. Car allowance and manent. Good working conditions. Ap- All makes new or used. Guaranteed. 5-1863. equipped. Call ply in person, ask tor Mr. Deck, 071 Low as »25. 8erplco'a. 101 Monmouth FIVE ROOMS, second floor garden SH 1-9282. commission. For appointment call 8H St. Next to theater. SH 7-0489. WILLIS CONOVER BUILD YOUR HOME on choice V, ' PRAM with deck and oara, ISO 1-2842 or VAltey 6-211fi. Broadway, Long Branch. apartment. Adults only, availabli acre lot on Nutawamp Road In Mlri- W1LLEYS JEEP PICKUP 1950 four- Call after 5 p. m. August 1. SH 1-4SS0. BEAUTICIAN — Well experienced as SALES TRAINEES CONTENTS o[ restaurant — Neon WH 6-8611 Holmdel Village letown. Three minutes. Red Bank. wheel drive. Can be seen at 152 SH 7-0545 SALARY-COMMISSION-BONUS algns, cigarette counter, booths and THREE ROOMS, lurnlshed. Private COUNTRY HOMES AND ACREAGE Mint sacrltlr.e Job transfer out of Bay Ave.. Htghlamla. HI 3-1110. stylist and all round operator. ibles, fountain counter. Red Bank 14' WINNER FIBERQLAS — 22 h. p.CO 4-6390. Large AAA-1 rated company will hire entrance anil bath. Adults, no pets Holmdel. Atlantlo and Marlboro Twps. Hate. Sll 1-7196. 1B52 PONTIAC. two-tone green, hard- Mercury, ready to go, $500. RU 1- three men to fill vacancies due to liquor license also available. OB 1-1404 SH 1-2S67 or LI 2-2277. CLEANING WOMAN wanted one oi RUMSON—Beautifully furnished early VIEW LOT Atlantic Illchlnndi, hill- top convertible. J150. Call promotions. PERMANENTS from J8.50 up. Guar RED BANK-RIVER PLAZA area, three aide lot alreaiiy graded and ready LI 2-3715 two days a week, good pay. Cal! QUALIFICATIONS antced a spring in every curl, lrla American farmhouse on landscaped 16' OUTBOARD 25 h.p. Evlnrude, aleer WH 6-475.V rooms and bath. Furnished — $100,aero In flno location. 105 W. Hlver ltd. 'or building. Panoramic ocean view 1955 FORD FAIRLANE. four door ae- Ing controls, wlndahleld, engine Jual 1. Nrat In appearance. Halrdreaacra, B9 Monmouth St. SH 7-unfurnished — $90. Includes all utllltlei 'rom yacht harbor to Bandy Hook. PART-TIME PBX operator, mornings, 2. Willing to learn building estimating. 1851. immediate occupancy. SH 1-2145. BUSINESS LOCATION, four bedroom: dan. Ford-O-Matlc. Call OS 1-3789 overhauled. CO 4-7557. 3. Have car. no overnight travel. ,1 2-3425. after fi p. m. four weeks In August, for service CHAIR-BEDS (2) PRACTICALLY NEW. three rooms on first floor, no plumb USED BOAT PROPELLERS right an organization. Write "Operator", P. O.4. Intereated In Job with future. FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED 2-8- Ing. Call RU 1-9824. 1857 VOLKSWAGEN, radio, heater, left hand. Can be aeen at 152 BaBox 706, Red Bank. BENEFITS REASONABLE. ALSO WOODEN room apartments (or working parents. green, aun roof. Very good condi- Ave.. Highlands. HI 3-1110. 1, Advancement as soon as qualified. KITCHEN CABINET, WHITE. CALL Will care for children while >ou are aiTHREE-BEDROOM, 2% bath split levfl REAL ESTATE WANTED tion. J10O0. RU 1-1490J. SECRETARY to help run salea rep- 2, All big company benefits Including SH 7-1586. work. Reaaonable. Call HI 3-1909. on SA ncrf. Ansume at i'6% more- 26' SHELTER CABIN skiff, A-l condl. resentatives office. Typing and llghi Insurance, pensions, ate. NINE JALOUSIES g»K«. BH mGSO. ^__^ TO BUY ON CONTRACT — Houae 1949 PLYMOUTH CONVERTIBLE radio tlon, reaaonable. Angler's Marina Be dictation required. Electronic exper 3, No alack seasons. HIGHLANDS — Two room apartment In Red Bank, eaat of Maple Ave., and heater, good condition. Call LI Bright. Or call EL 5-3763. Windows and acreena ifnd one Jalouale Beautifully furnished. Modern kltchei ence preferred. Excellent starting sa 4, Unlimited pay checks. door. KE OWNER TRANSFERRED — Brlgh for family of seven. Write tun details J-2722. 16' THOMPSON BOAT and trailer. 31 ary. Air conditioned office in the Ham-Confidential Interviews at the N. J and bath. $75 Includes all utllltlei, ont living room, dining area. Kitchen will to "Contract". Box 511. Red Bank. h. p. Evlnrude motor. Self starting:, ilton Bid?., Red Bank. Call SH 7-043" State. Employment Service, 48 East I cent PLANT SALE — Dwarf marl- year leaae. No children. 99 Bay Avedining area. Four bedrooma, Iwt 1856 CORVETTE two four barrel car- for appointment. Side entrance or phone BH 1-5510. HELP! W» have sold so many proper- buretora, racing cama, two topi. Mint steering controls, canopy and win Front St.. Red Bank. Tuesday. July golds. 89 cents a flat. Dwarf dahlias, baths. Baaement with heated recre ties that wa want more good listings. condition. Cnll SH 1-5880. ahleld. Call LO 6-1369. BUSY INSURANCE OFFICE requlrei 12. 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Aak for Mr > cents a flat. Phlox, 69 cents a flat. UNFURNISHED, tour rooma and bath atlon room. shop. Patio, '.i acre plot Call ua now for prompt profesalonai Cadmus. Potted roses, 89 cents each. Fhlloden- hot water heal, yearly rental. In Assume VA loan • of $16,000. Aaklm 1954 CADILLAC CONVERTIBLE 1900 26' CABIN ROAT part-time services of experienced girl drona on bark, 99 cents each. Geran- aervlce. Walker and Walker, Real Es- or best offer. Call 1350. Call famlilnr with all procedures in con quire: Lewis Lumber Co. PR 5-0651 1:1,600. Offers Invited. tate. Insurance. Open 7 days. Shrews- nectlon with Casualty lines. Good typ turns, 5 for 99 cents. Many others al Apartment at : 81 A Chestnut St., Re< bury office. 8H 1-6212. Rsrltan Office. KE 6-4806 KB 6-4S06 MORTGAGE 99 cent specials. Harmony Green. Bank. let, ateno not required. Choose the worV house, 41 White St.. Eaat Keansburg. Lawrence J. Schillin CO 4-5212. hours to fit YOUR plans. Call SH 1 REPRESENTATIVES RED BANK — 314, *",, and 5 rooms, c AUTOS AND TRUCKS AUTOS AND TRUCKS 2800. KE 6-0854. REALTOR WE ARE ACTIVELY engaged In the Wanted by National Mortgage Com unfurnished. Call SH 1-9115 or In 16 Spring Street Red Ban SECRETARY — We hav« a poaltloi SIMMONS HIDE-A-BED — Love lea quire on premises-Branch and Mad real eatatR business anil are expanfl- pany for Central Jersey area. Salary alze with slip cover. Excellent condl, ion Ave, Apt. 24. SHadyside 7-4121 Ing our activities to the Red Bank for a capable secretary desiring ar and commission. Experienced prefer- tlon. coat $300. price t!45. SH 7-5716, area. Interested in Hating choice prop- Interesting position. Muat have proffc- red. Ltwyera Mortgage & Title Co. THREE ROOMS— Unfurnished. All mill THRDEBEUROOM RANCH. SO x 150erty, realistically priced, for sale or lent shorthand and typing skills, aleri TE 6-6200. RIFLE ties included, convenient, Availabl lot, tile bath, garage, finished base leasr. Large ailvertlalng and aalea cam- telephone personality. Good startlni MARLIN GOLDEN 39 - A, new, *60. uly 15. After 5 SH 1-33B2. menl, patio. J16.OO0. BH 7-1)543. paign to commence ahortly. If you $ SAVE HUNDREDS $ salary. Modern sir conditioned office, Call SH 1-3240 want action, put your home in our centrally located. Write stating age, APPRENTICE TOOL maker with ex- TWO, three room unfurnished apart FOUR ROOM apartment lor aale. Low and experience to "RESPONSIBLE" perience In dealgn of fixtures, and TIRES—Two Grader tires, 1200x24. 12 ments. Call down payment. Payments, 159.50 per program. Call nr write ARTHUR Box fill. Red Bank. amall machined parts. Call SH 7-6095 ply. Ilka new, reaaonable. Crown Tire OS 1-1310 month Includes gaa. water, electric, BAHLAV AGENCY, 626 BangI Avi.. $$ PRICES SLASHED $$ tor Information. Exchange, Hwy 36, Port Monmoutli. I LI 2-4488 or PR 5-8034. PR 4-J555. N'URSE-HOUSEKEEPER. Nursing cart KE 6-9790. WEST END — Sublet beautiful two- DISTRICT MANAGERS—Several open- bedroom apartment facing ocean and for seml-lnvalld. References, imme- Inga In Red Bank and Bayshore fit .MMAKV OB SVNOrSIS OF 10.19 AUDIT RKPORT OF TIIR diate, permanent. Writ* "Nurse/* Box ENGLISH SADDLE, good condition. private pool. Leaving atate, sacrifice. TOWNSHIP OF ATLANTIC AS RKQUIHBI) BV R. K. 40:4-3 • MGA'J • Sprites • English Fords areas. Experience not necessary, but Best offer. CA 9-1500. 511, Red Bank. prefer married, mature type men. Ben- SH 1-8027 COMBINED COMPARATIVE BALANCE MHEKT efits include paid vacations, Insurance LONO BRANCH — Trans/erred, mini WOMEN — Part time to do Interest* ELECTRIC RANGE, reasonable. For Dec. 31 D«e. JI • MORRIS MINORS inR telephone work Monday thru and car allowance. Sea Mr. Strong, sublet oceanfront apartment, flv« A88ETS Year 1058 Year IMS Thursday evening. Please telephone Circulation Manager. 40-43 Broad St., 1/lfO"~ tormatiol n call rooms, two bedrooms. Reasonable. Call ~.ed Bank. CA 2-8341 for appointment. CA 9-1500. Cash anrl Invritmenis •— i3iaiio.1T f?2],?19.45 Miss Blake. SI! 1-5839. Monday and Taxei and Tax Liens Receivable — 21,957.31 22.OO4.6fi Tuesday, 4-8 p.m. Arthur Murray SALES TRAINEE —Excellent oppor SAXOPHONE TENOR A-l condition. FURNISHED — Two rooms, all utlll Accounts Receivable - 2,473.73 2.367.11) Danco Studio, Red Bank, N. J. Call ties Included, downtown Red Bank | $200 ALLOWANCE ON ANY CAR YOU CAN tunlty tor intelligent, personable LO 6-2897 Deferred Charges to Succeeding Year's Revenue .... 1,500.00 M.000.00 OFFICE ASSISTANT — General cleri- young man, to train for future with convenient, second floor. Available Im I PUSH, PULL, CARRY OR DRIVE IN! cal experience. Must bn neat and unlimited poaalbllltles. Must own car In REEL TYPE mediately. $20 weekly. Write "ARB" Total Assets - _.t3M.O47.2i5 *273.591.3O iccurato with figures. Position re- good conation. We nave the accounta. Lawn Mower. 145. Box 511. Red Bank. quires ability to assume responsibility. Only your Initiative will determine the Call OS 1-2715. LIABILITIES. RESERVES AND BKRPLUS eaults. Phone CO 4-3M0 for Interview. RED BANK — Deluxe five rooma, Im Prefer woman over 25. Good starting TELESCOPE—60X, tripod, good condi- Appropriation Rt>**rvpi anri Other Liabilities ... J137.753.ll I 93,637.72 • Complete Stocks • Immediate Delivery • Bank Financing alary to chosen applicant. Bee MrSALESMA. N NEEDED for taat aelllng mediate occupancy. Special Funds Accumulated _ 25.RI2.64 1.444.50 Llnke, Circulation Dept, 40-42 Broad tion, J15; Mlnox camera, excellent, OUR ROOM apartment (two bed General Motor cars, good cloacs, 150. After 5 call SH 7-0545. Reserve for Certain Aisetn Recelvahle 22,421.11 1.1.006.86 St.. Red Bank. Ideal working conditions. Call AT 1- rooma) October lat occupancy. Surplus -.-.» ~ - 153.09)52 15!.512.72 Lovely kltchena, finest new gadren Nobody, But Nobody Undersells HOUSEKEEPER — Business couple 0305. REEZER — 11 cu. ft. upright. Call SH 1-7711 apartmenta. Beautiful, quiet surround Total Liabilities Rmrvea and Surplus — I339.047.2H J273.531.30 with l"i*year-old child. Live In with RELIEF SHORT ORDER man wanted. after 6 p.m. inga. Near parkway. Free parking own room, bath and TV. RU 1-1275. Muat be experienced. Cholly's Leon- From $129.50. CHAMRERMAID.WAITRESS — Experl irdo Diner, oppoalte railroad atatlon TWO FIRESIDE CLUB CHAIRS with COMPARATIVK STATEMENT OF OPKRATION AND SURPLUS enccd. Must live In. Call Leonardo. Call mornlnga or apply AT slip covera. in perfect condition. Very MADISON HARDENS rtRRKNT FUND FOREIGN MOTOR SALES INC. KE 1-1721. •1695. eaaonable. Call Sll 7-39U. 32 South St., SH 1-7611 Revenue Surplus Revenue Balance January 1 ~ (155,512.72 I1S0.S84.73 MAN WITH CAR. to work « a. m. 7" ADMIRAL TABLE MODEL TV, A.VAILABLE — Two, three room apnrt WUTHORI7ED SALES & SERVICE: OPERATORS ments with private bath and entrance Dpllnquent T*XP». Tax Title Liens and Lingla needle operators. Buttonhole 8:30 a. m. Sunday mornings. Mini- 180. Inquire service Department, Sales oi* Foreclosed Property 16.373.40 17.564.34 ipemtnr, floor girls to work on carmum »7. Call SH 7-50IS. Eatontown TV, Hwy. 35, EBtontown. !ompletely remodeled. Heat and wa. MG—AUSTIN-- AUSTIN HEALY—SPRITE LI 20400. :er supplied. $S5 monthly. Inquire 46 Collections of Currcnl Tax Levy _ 3Wi,fift!.i« 26n,fli2.*ft coata. Sternly work. 8hore Clothing Co. Miscellaneous—From Other than Local Property Taxe» &2.5&4.A& 85,580.22 98 Leonard St., Red Bank, N. J. BATTERY AND TIRE MAN part-llm* Lewis St.. Eatontown or csll Corn- Wedneaday and Friday nlghla and gan's SH 7-2706. MORRIS MINOR—ENGLISH FORD'—RILEY BOOKKEEPER — Full charge-some II day Saturday Good working condi- JALOUSIE DOORS Total Funils —J560.J71.H J544.941.7S typing-salary open. Ctll tions. Call EH 7-2700 ask for Mr. UNFURNISHED, three rooms and hath 124.HIGHWAY 35 NEPTUNE KE 6-334B Young for Interview. $49.95 utilities supplied, Immediate ntvu Budget Expenditures: aancy. Call alter 5 p. m, AT 1-3743. Municipal Purposes - - JHI.WXl.no LEANING WOMAN experienced only Aleoa aluminum, complete, nothing ex- local and Regional School Taxe« 2l7.922.4li Evening* Til 9 ' PR 4-8900 four hours on Friday, Call SH 7 tra to buy. Installation optional. Call ROOM apartment. Centrally locat .ROB. "DOWN'S, 47 Broad St. SH 1-7500. ed $70. The Dowatra Agency 91 E.County Taxes - 77.7I1.SS HELP WANTED-Male - Female Front St., BH 1-S700. FOAM RUBBER Other Adjustments _ - - !.-'« M Central Jersey's Largest Foreign and Sports Car Dealer ANTED LAUNDRESS to do laundry RECEIVERS AND preas operators In her own home. Call wanted. Highest wage scale In county. FOAMART \4 ROOM COUNTRY APARTMENT Tola! Expenditures _.JW«.7II..1I t AT 1-0064 Apply star Cleaners and Launderers, EATONTOWN oil heat supplied, partly furnished ESS: Ejpenillture to be Hulled by Future Taxe« 1.500.00 M.000.00 Myrtle Ave., Long Branch, N. J Marlboro-Holmdel vicinity. $65 month. MIRACLES are a Call between 4-6 p. m. WH 8-4482. Total Artjuilad Expenditures ...... J(07,211.31 J389.42S.06 EXPERIENCED alngle needle opera- HREE ROOMS and bath furnished tors on ladles car coats. All sections Surplus R«.'«nue Balance Decsmbsr 31 IllM.nM 52 S155.515.72 open. Apply Lucy Sportswear, 228 WCommo. n occurance at FIELD'S! Includes one-car garage. 77 Wallace Front St., Red Bank, N. J. St., Red Bank. $90. Complete privacy. Three Complete Rooms of Phone SH 7-3177 or SH 1-2100. The abovt summary or synopila was prepared from tlie rpport of audit CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY CARETAKER - Yearly guest house at DUPLEX APARTMENT — Four rooma of the Township of Atlantic, County of Monmouth, for the calendar year 1WD. ahore. Hushand can have outside Brand New Furniture with garage and cellar. Ideal for Tills report of audit, submitted by Joseph J. Sea mm, Registered Municipal job, help in apare time. Wife complete professional people. Excellent nejghhor- Accountant, ti on ftU st the Township Clerk's offlca and may be Inspected A HANDY GUIDE OF BUSINESS SERVICES TO SUIT YOUR MANY NEEDS! cliarge. Shnplro, 1 West End Court. and a hnml. 248 Spring St., Red Bank. CA 2-by any intcreited persons, Weal End, N. J. Guaranteed Reconditioned EARN |2 to 1.150 per hour. Pleaat July 12-IB I3S.M apply In peraon only, Monday mid Refrigerator for only THItKE ROOMS all Improvement. ne|v Tueaday, 4-S p.m. Arthur Murray Dance nrate entrance, located nn route 520, Adding Machines—typewriter! Cenpool Cleaning Pet Supplies Studio. 157 Broad St., Red Bank. $277 Inlmdcl'llraclevelt Iton.l WH 6-45M. FURNISHED, three bedrooms, autnma. By KEN REYNOLDS ADDINO MACHINES - Typewriters 8JDPTIO TANKS, dry wuis serviced. HELEN MILLER aquarium Ihopplng X-RAY TECHNICIAN — Experlenceil. pay only $2.75 weekly tic heat and hot water, 1V4 baths, sold, rented, repaired. Sarplco'i, 101 Latching Held added. Baokboe work. aervlce. Dry and frozen fooda ami typing, forty-four-hour wri»k. S275 'ront and bark porch. 150x150 Septern QUICKIES Monraoutri it,. Red Bank. BH 7-MM 0. a Wllion. BH 1-lMft auppllea to order by mall or appoint- monthly atartlng salary. OS 1-01SR. 6 to June 15. Rent IDS CA 9 ment. Call AT 11875. EXPERIENCED HELP nfevird by trav. 9 piece modern grey ^ el agency. Call RU 1-2228 nr write China and Glaii Repair uwlour Travel Agency, 13 Weat River bedroom FIVE liooMS~anrl b7rtn7~PrivatT7n* Appliance Repalra Plumbing & Heating trance, duplex. Adults preferred. In EXPERT MENDINO-Chlna, (lua, Rrt.. Rumaon. REPAIRS, SERVICE and Malnte- 11 piece lovely living quire 39 Spring St., Red Bank, SH 7- APPLIANCE REPAIR and Instilla- allver rsflnlshlng and plating. Thirm- 3771, tion, Raaldsntlal and commercial wlr- as buoksts. China * ulais snop, 147 nnnce. 34-hour lervlce, aevfn dayn. Int. Allan Blsctrto. BH T-OdlZ Broad St.. Red Bank. 8H 7- p. m. Paul's Tiling Bervlos. CO 4-0934. I'earl St., Red Bank. Landicaplng-Gardenlng Boating Supplies Tree Service 1.AKC1K ANTIQUK China cln.M. J12>. HOUSES FOR RENT LAWN SBnVICB - Roto tilling. Da- SITUATIONS WANTED, Male KB 6-3.136-M MDIINRN NKWI.Y DKROIIATEI) rot NBVirt SINK with NAVXIANDT pendable, raasonsbl*, service. Call MfT TUBE SBRVICH-Insured. dm- tnsfp, prlvati* estat* Ohnptl HIM T!d. N»vt»nd Manns Salss Co- Ooaan otorga Borden, SH 1-7777. ersl ears o( traes. 124 Bslshaw Avs., YARDS. CELLARS, ATTICS oleaned. UHEiiKHirnBAihE'itrofiutijiiiA'ion three rnllea from Red Oanh slatlon, Avs., «s« Bright an 8.1101. JDatmtown. LI 9-3437. Any and all trash removed. Large Kreazfir top, Into mmii-1, J6u 4S ronma, two liatha, two jiorrhea, Iw dump truck, SH7-2H4 till 7-M'li _ garages. Yearly U|ow. itimw •IHU?" ?" £'! ''"'I UA1RD DAVISON CO.. INC. chorea, Experienced, Kvniinga 811 7- I'iVKIldOM ilbl'BK" Por all Lawn and Oardtn nuppuea SUDCTHULUX ilinvrl, :ill" ri-i'l inowrr, }:':'.'• rlaaullne 1 OAO ilUILDBIlB Service •iiKUia litwn eilgcr. );'l). Knitting in A • 6 nitli S n'lr< Ate, Malawan. $11 •paolallilni In aluminum ildlni piui 178 W. Front HI a|| J.3300 Supplies monthly, 1.0 6n!04. 720 Mattlion Ave., Albury Park."For EXPERIENCED il*ANI>Y~MAN-I)aya iiiiiii', jim, mi i.(«:'». _ _ oompltla bulMlns ssrvlct and t,mod- prompt homt ssmes or ires chsokup WATKItKRONT Uifesnport—Koiir berl altng. CO l-l»7» or OO 4-1137. work, Thurailay nnlv TWo"lO'~lis|iiiiy tiiuinrVs, iiiie"l7' ills- riiiim.i. $175 a month. L>»rk farlllllei Odd Jobi on your Bleotrolux, call PR t-OMl, Sll 1-17110. lay counter. UnrK'ii'i. ('all JOHN OADWALbAUIIR-Dulinsr. Naw AT 1 IISI7 fur yimr own hom. (.'all nil 1-22X1 work, alterations. Wood snd uphill OBLLARS, garagaa olaaned, Treei wivKLY~TnitKn"nEfinoou home raoff. linos m». RU t-OUt. ramoveil, Hauling, Appliances, Watch Repair XTT i~ H. i'AHT liKJN~iin iT.V:it furniture moved. CA 1-7707. FINANCIAL for lard" rc«Mrriri- I'lu/t mivernl r/i- Mtnlrrn kllrhen. furnlaheil or UsSTErANO OONBTRUOTION-Nsw WATCH CH*YBTAC TiHo iitiirn. Cull HII ITikriT brlwrpii «•». furntsheil, Avallilile| flrptemhrrr 1 N homai, sitarailnnr rapatra. tltna pay, valup) with every watch repair, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES pnrkwny «lt_£'"l _J"t_y" '__ mania, Dions KB MJ.ia-KB t-Otn. Tainting and Decorating Mill.IDA JlCWEI.Eon, .Ml Monmouth Wrvniifimt Atr-.. "''"rtnport. Csll vr tils) cal) Herbert Btgsnraucll. Hit 1-5301. Welding — Fabricating lorilK. Four renleil, live In four mmr) cliapln^A^.^BII I-170S slier tl p. m, imrtmmt, rani Ihrt'e inure, Rail Hank. 1,1 '.M.'iHli nr 1,1 •.';L",III, nrtTnAN iDfiTrMTN'MfiT-YiTvm « TT ' i R * Mrrifiin - pVtntlnf"7n.i TliTit'if tioTiunn and inriusiriaT«iintb Nil MlliKH. It At' IN (I~B KiAHON A N iVTfil M M11 t"l e'nl '• Storm wlmlnTi'i. •lillni, awnln«i. nil drrorAllng. (Irnrrnl contracting. Vrei ment I'OIIAMA wpliilne, Atlanllo ". . . But, you tdvariiiad in Th» Rogiiter Want Adv for T-MM or fill \-mt. V * M UAVIOI.A •"lt»Ii~liank7"liV»i,| P MliVVKIl, si'iini 4ls III All Birrs nli'l |irlro irtnlie* aitimatea. Call 11U 1-1117. Welillng * rabrloatlng Co. Ill 7-3771. KHIMR t-iI«Irir-n 'I',, srltlft 8»!at»i, ami. Klla Will.into A«»iirv, Itnllnn. 1110 4 coniultant!" 'tern J.tflftit. Hit IBdklt. ruii.llll'in. |:in oretn Am . Hra, Illltlil. RK Mil Hi I. - '-ry*> 1 j.-.t^ftfofa.j- iiifY • U8-To«d*y. July 12, 1960 RED BANK REGISTER Wheat Gtop New Position Lovely New Decorations For The Allotments ForItoberto RED BANK - Robert Bober- to, 7 Narumson Rd., Rumson, Are Issued has been promoted to sales man- Bedroom — You Can Easily FREEHOLD — Notices of farm ager of First Eastern Investment allotments for -the 1961 wheal :orp's. home office sales force. crop were mailed to farmers Ju Make Them Yourself! ly 8, according to Britton C. Cook, manager of the county Agricul- It's easy to make your dreams with white walls and a pale, tural Stabilization and Conserva about home decoration come true pale blue nylon rug. tion Office. Victim's Sister as Laura Wheeler, our Needle- For your own inspiration and Most of the allotments diffe craft Designer, shows you in this guidance in duplicating these or only slightly from 1960 crop al picture of a pretty, feminine bed- similar effects, use Laura Wheel- lotments since the national acre Hit by Mystery room done in delicate pink tones er's Bedroom Decoration Design age allotment remains at th 669, which even a teen-ager with minimum 55 million acres, which missed the end of her nose with little sewing experience can fol- has been in effect for the pasl Sleeping Malady her finger. low. six years, Mr. Cook siad. Th Laura chose a gay stripe de- farm allotments are based prim- CLEVELAND (AP) - Three- "They decided to admit her. About 2 or 3 in the afternoon she sign with a butterfly motif in arily on past wheat productior year-old Bernadette Frantantonio, fell into a coma and hasn't awak- deep-to-light shades of pink in a history. a "sleeping beauty" struck down sheer pure "Dacron" for the Mr. Cook said growers whi ened yet," said Mrs. Frantan drapes and the dust ruffles of the last fall by a mysterious malady, tonio. will produce more than 15 acre bed, not only for Dacron's charm, of wheat as grain in 1961 will now has been joined by her five- Hospital attendants said Bern- but because of its easy care adette was captured by the be eligible to cast ballots in the year-old sister in the same and wrinkle resistance. She cut July 21 referendum on marketing strange coma in the same way. out the butterflies and appliqued strange slumber. Bernadette, a charming brown- quotas for the 1961 wheat crop. them to the white window cur- Growers who will have smaller Venita Frantantonio lies asleep eyed child, returned only last tains to give an on-the wing look. in an adjoining crib at Mount week from the Neurological In- acreages and those who are tak- She selected pink, too. for the ing part in the feed wheat pro Sinai Hospital. Bernadette stitute of the Columbia Presby- bedspread which may be made Robert Roberto terian Medical Center in New gram, are not eligible to casl awakes briefly, then falls back of a quilted material, or plain ballots, since the wheat from York. The announcement was made to sleep. fabric with the smartly flared such farms would not be subject She had undergone two weeks corners. In stitching the curtains by the president of First Eastern, Physicians, who are conduct to niRrketing quotas penalties. of examination there. Tests mere- she used a "Dacron or nylon Important Question Jack Skakandy, at a meeting of ing tests, do not know yet wheth- ly affirmed that, modern science thread. It is always wise when NEW! Our I860 Laura Wheeler popular designs to crochet, knit, gifts, bazar hits. In the book free he officers and managers Wed- Needlecraft Book is ready. sew, embroider, quilt, weave — — three quilt patterns. Send 25 er the cases are related, thus far has no answer. choosing thread to get it with the "The referendum will decide nesday. New York experts said there same qualities as the fabric to be Crammed with exciting, unusual, fashions, home furnishings, toys, cents for your copy. important questions for whea Both girls are children of Mr. Mr. Roberto has been with the was a progressive atrophy of the titched. producers," Mr. Cook said, "and firm three years and was pro- and Mrs. Vincent N. Frantanton- child's brain, but were unable to In making long seams, it's eas- crimes and ingeniously go scot the outcome, naturally, will rep moted to assistant manager in io of Cleveland Heights. The explain absence of such evidence ier to pin the panels together be- - '.;>. William O'Farrell and Evan resent the will of those growers December 1959. couple has two young sons. The rom her spinal fluids. fore you stitch. Basting isn't real- BOOK REVIEWS Hunter are laudably concerned who take the trouble to cast their A graduate of Gettysburg Col- with matters more important ballots." mother is expecting her fifth One minute Bernadette may be ly necessary. When finished, a BEST OF THE BEST DETEC- lege, he holds a bachelor of arts wide awake and running, appear- ery light pressing with a steam TIVE STORIES. Edited by David Voting places for eligible coun- degree. child any day. ing alert as any child her age. ty farmers are: iron, set at low heat, helps the C. Cooke. Dutton. $3.95. g Mann a here near £„ Venita complained of dizziness Keep overtakes her the next 'abric to fall in soft folds. After anthologizing the "best one of whose wives, though w»Ui . * . Upper Freehold Township Hall Congressional appointments are last Saturday, according to her minute. jthe men Ma be it>s not a wom Imlaystown, for those living in needed for entrance to the Army, If you would like to have Lau- detective stories" every year for fearsome illegality, sets his af-lan.s fieid_but then maybe lt.s mother, Lillian Frantantonio. She At her children's bedside near- Millstone and Upper Freehold Navy and Air Force academies. ra Wheeler Design 669, send 35 15 years, this editor now fines airs all legal agag m John and not mi ither_ was driven to the hospital the ly every hour of the day and down his choices still more to Townships, and county ASC Of- This is not true at the U.S. cents (coins). Add five cents for Ward Hawkins in "The Killer Is I w r onopr<. next day to visit her younger light, Mrs. Frantantonio clings to each pattern for first-class mail- one a year, adds one for the fice, 44 West Main St., Freehold, Coast Guard Academy in New Loose" and Gilbert Ralston in for those living in the balance London, Conn. Entrance is de- lister. hope and a small bit of holy ing. Send to The Register, Need- new season, and arrives at what "Bottle of Death" build up sus- cloth, saying: lecraft Dept., P. 0. Box 161, Old ought to be an incomparable, When In doubt about how to sell of the county. termined by competitive examin- "She staggered when she got pense wonderfully well in the Polls will be open from 8 a. m. ations in all states. out of the car," said the mother. You must have faith. But I'm Chelsea Station, New York 11, matchless deluxe selection. This space allowed by this medium. unwanted household goods, solve your Kginniag to wonder about it N. Y. Print plainly pattern num- likelihood, and the presence of problem with The Register's classified to 6 p. m. and voting will be in "The doctors tested her reflexes Two more criminals, murderer charge of an appointed farmer 10W." ber, name, address and zone. Kenneth Fearing, the poet, as an and holdup man, confess their ads.—Advertisement. Victor Pas Estenssoro is pres- and said they were poor. She committee of three. ident of Bolivia. LAYAWAY COAT EVENT OUR 9()th YEAR All Coats Return to Regular Prices After August 20th! 3 Convenient

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